captain michael patton and captain chad law are the two new captains. moving on to the ambulance deployment facility, the artist selection process is underway again. and it is going really well. i met with some members of the community as well as d.p.w. as well as the arts commission, we worked collaboratively one afternoon and selected five artists to bid on the work at the new ambulance deployment facility. they are all local artists. we are really happy about that. and we're really happy with the art commission for really hearing us and what we had to say. and we're going to take those artists on a walk through of the space sometime in april where the art work is to be and explain more about what we are looking for. and at some point, i think june or july they will present what they have come up with for us and then we'll select from that. station 16 still on track for september 2018. station 5 still on track for december 2018 completion. in regards to pump station one. if we needed it tonight, it works. there are a few finishing touches on the list

. >> captain michael patton will have one -- >> correct. >> and patton. >> right. and captain law will also have just a very specific portfolio, correct? >> correct. and if the question comes up, if one of them was out for a period of time, the goal because some of these meetings m.t.a. issues come up with development, so the goal would be they might be able to on occasion attend a meeting for the other person, but they will have specific job scopes. >> okay. >> and they are just getting understoodway. >> a thank you for -- they are just getting underway. >> thank you for that. the t.l.o., chief nicholson, the terrorist liaison officer, and chief cochran seems to have hit the ground running. there is a lot to do these days in regards to, you know, that focus for the department. and you may or may not know the answer to this. are we getting any particular fun funds, for want of a better word, targeted at beefing up that particular unit? >> i believe his position is grant funded and we also have a lieutenant within the organizati organization, and i believe that is a

michael crichton novel. it's got everything teens love. it's got gorillas, it's got lasers, it's got a character named herkermer holmolka. [ laughter ] >> seth: please welcome back to the show our very good friend, pattond applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome to the show. >> thank you so much. >> seth: i want to talk about "a.p. bio," that was why you were here today. >> yes. >> seth: but sometimes events conspire, and we have something else to talk about. >> yes. i've been awake since 3:00 a.m. >> seth: yeah. >> so i don't know how this segment's going to go, but my late wife michelle mcnamara, as you know, was a true crime writer, true crime journalist, investigative reporter, and she -- when she passed away she was nearly done, three-fourths done with a book -- this one -- >> seth: yes, i've got it right here. >> called "i'll be gone in the dark," about california's worst uncaught serial killer who she dubbed "the golden state killer." he was responsible for 12 murders, 50 rapes over, like, a decade, had gone uncaught for 42 years. she did all this research, and this morning i start getting texts, and alerts. they arrested him today. he is in jail. >> seth: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> and the guy is