>> there are other michael rosses out there. and i think we've got to try to prevent that. >> we'll take you inside the cell, inside the mind of this death row inmate on this "dark heart, iron hand: eight times a killer." what you're about to hear is both rare and astonishing. a prison interview with a condemned killer. from inside the prison where michael ross lived on death row for about 18 years, this serial killer detailed for us how and why he murdered eight women. it's disturbing to watch this ivy league educated man talk matter of factually about his crimes. did he commit such crimes because of the way he was raised or it is something biological? and by listening carefully to what he has to say, can we prevent future tragedies? >> well, i'm a serial killer. i've killed eight women, six in this state and two in new york. >> this is michael ross, a serial killer interviewed in connecticut's summers prison for a british documentary 11 years after his capture. >> i'm on death row for four of those women. >> he may look and so

we're now joined by michael ross he's an economic analyst and author he's in berlin thanks so much forjoining us interesting developments there in germany we understand that germany has actually begun to review the legality of these bailouts but they've already been handed out these massive amounts of money so what would an illegal ruling achieve. first and foremost we will have to say that not every money has been handed out so far some brilliant this is enough but now the constitutional court here has to decide if this is legal or not legal you don't be you don't have to be the chairman of very constitutional court to find out it is completely legal because it's obstructing treaty it's also against the listen on treaty it's against everything we have a nor be allowed clause in europe everybody is great and furthermore it is interesting how the outcome of this court will be and already the chairman of the constitutional court has said that he is not going to deal with economical issues it's to it is in his words. the task of the politicians to solve this debt crisis and this of course

he's wanted for two murders in valeo, including the killing of michael ross last month and wanted on a $10 million warrant for a san francisco homicide in january of this year and wanted for patrol violations. police say if you see him, call them but do not approach. he's considered armed and dangerous. >>> a series of robberies at the bus station. there have been five incidents on donna hew street. the most recent happened this past weekend. police are encouraging bus riders to walk in well lit areas, avoid strangers and walk in groups whenever possible. a private security guard compared this to the other one. >> it's very busy here. down there, it's somewhat isolated, and you don't get a whole lot of people going in and out of there, so that could be a problem especially at night. >> according to the independent journal, work to improve safety at the bus stops is going to begin after labor day. new bus shelters will get lighting and walls will be lowered to increase visibility. police are trying to spread the word about a recent increase in home burglaries in the day time. police s

portugal and greece should abandon the single currency to avoid collapse but financial analyst michael ross says it's actually those footing the bill who should leave the euro behind. we have a nor bail out clause in europe and everybody is breaking it more and more taxpayers of course are getting fed up with what is going on here and it's the best solution of germany. many experts you have to drop greece or portugal or even ireland of the southern periphery of europe but what does mean at the end of the day it would mean that they will have their debts in europe and. the local currency is there will be devalued euro will go up and then the problem is even higher if germany pulls out of the. situation is totally different and then do zero debts decrease or will be. evaluated this is exactly that what those countries need. well still ahead in our weekly program today the nightmare returns of a powerful earthquake hits japan shores once again bringing a frightening reminder to people who really picked up the pieces from march's disaster. a french ship that's part of a guard aid has been permi

economist michael ross explains why the big boys should bow out. along with more insight and opinion on europe's financial world's. the cameras strapped good. christine legarde much to think about in her first days in charge of the i.m.f. she told reporters that she's picking up the baton from her previous sesar to deal with the problems and reforms that began under strauss kahn's watch but she's christine says there is still more interest in muckraking then money matters. from violence on the streets of the middle east. to protests in north africa to europe. or portugal's credit rating has been deemed junk. and in greece. where unemployment hovers at about sixteen percent and the debt crisis has sparked anger nearly all of this anger stemming from poverty and failed economic policies in the us as well high unemployment sits atop a mountain of problems like a housing crisis and slow financial growth this is the world christine legarde inherits as she begins at her new post as managing director of the international monetary fund in her first formal

is ready to come to forty rescue again michael ross an economic analyst and author believes that if germany were to ditch the euro it would help weaker economies deal with their debt. you don't have to be the chairman of very constitutional court to find out when you discard politically and legal because it's obstructing the mastery treaty it's also against elizabeth treaty it's against everything we have a and no bail out clause in europe and everybody is breaking it more and more taxpayers of course getting fed up with what is going on here it's the best solution if germany withdraw from the euro many experts say you have to drop greece or portugal or you can file and all the southern periphery of europe but what this being at the end of the do it would mean that they will have their debts in europe and. the local currency is there and will be devaluated the euro will go up and then the problem is even higher if germany pulls out of the euro then there's some situations totally different then the use your old debts will decrease or will be devaluated and this is exactly that what those co

under street will cover this politics and put politics thanks for your thoughts on this michael michael ross economic analyst and author joining us live there in berlin thank you. the mobile phone has become an integral part of everyday modern life but what's seen as a fund gadget in some countries has proven enough to revel revolutionize the lives and livelihoods of many people elsewhere are reports now on the indian fishermen who are costing the next generation network for their catch. up his engine for a day of fishing off the coast of carolina the southernmost city in india. i studied in school until the seventh grade but then i had to leave school because we were not economically well off so i had to help my dad fishing kumar is one of thousands of fishermen the state who wake up at one o'clock in the morning to. earn a living for decades fishermen like kumar relied on luck and prayers to find a good catch but all that has changed since the introduction of the mobile phone in the state more than ten years ago the boy. if the fish is not available where we go fishing fisherman in other p

jonathan walker who goes by the name john john is wanted for two murders, including the killing of michael rosswanted on a $10 million warrant for a san francisco homicide? january. investigators say if you see walker do not approach him. they say instead call the police. >>> in the heat of battle over pension reform in san francisco, there are two plans taking center stage, but today a lot of people made it clear, they don't like either of them. david stevenson live in san francisco with what's at stake. >> reporter: debate on the two pension plans spilled out from city hall today on to the city leads. >> we're not ambivalent, we don't like either one of them. >> reporter: san francisco's two competing pension reform plans got the thumbs down from city retires even as the measure's backers geer up for battle this fall. san francisco supervisors evaluated the plan for placement on the november ballot. >> it's much more comprehensive, it involves agreement from 99.9% of all the labor unions. it for the first time contributes, has employees contributing to the health care cost trust fund. >> repo

apartments back in 2008 when a man was shot while riding his bicycle he has also been linked to the michael rosscase that happened only a matter of weeks ago. ross was an aspiring rapper the police officers that i talk with says walker is a dangerous man. >> it does not appear that either of the vallejo cases are related it just appears that this is a guy where if you cross him and it does not take much, he pulls out a gun and start firing. he is a very dangerous individual. >> 21 year-old jonathan walker is 6 ft. tall and weighs between 180 into undercounts the most distinguished teacher is a tattoo on his left bicep it has two parts and a ribbon on the inside of those parts the name tammy and rasha. >> of pg&e was a jury trial to fight the lawsuits from 2010 san bruno gas explosion, eight people were killed dozens of homes were damaged or destroyed the issued a recent court filing that claims the company is not responsible for the injuries or damage suffered in the explosion. one of the victims that we talked with today said that she is shocked by pg&e claim. >> i am speechless i cannot say an

. >> well, i remember being a young girl and admiring michael and diana ross and -- [ cheers and applause feel like that's one of the reasons i'm here and i'm very proud of that. >> rightfully so. >> and some of the audience they asked for a couple of questions and one that they want t k, those are some fierce shoes that you have on. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> and they're asking, how do you do it? how do you dance like you do in those and do your feet ever hurt? please say yes. >> oh, my god, they do. sometimes they're numb. sometimes they bleed. it's just like a ballet dancer but i don't even think about it. i'm usually so focused on the stage and the connection with the audience, i don't feel my feet until after i leave and i'm at home thinking, objection, my lord. >> all of the next half hour and you here in central park, beyonce from her brand-new album, "4," also some classics for you,s well as she and everybody here on this fabulous day gets you ready for the fourth of july of your life. come on back to "good morning america" and more of beyonce. thank you. thank you.

ross perot. now, the only one that fits that is the mayor of new york, michael bloomberg. >> because he's short? >> no. he's got billions and he's got the organizational gift. these are guys who know how to build empires and business and think, some of them, they can build a temporary empire, which is what a presidential campaign is. bloomberg says he's not doing it. >> an gus king, a great name in u.s. politics was on another show this morning, ""the daily rundown"." he brought up a candidate. listen to who he floats as a potential candidate for a third party ticket. listen. >> i think it would be somebody, a guy names chuck hagel, a republican senator from nebraska -- >> who endorsed obama, essentially. >> he's a terrific guy. i could see a guy like that and a democrat coming together to form a team that could change american politics. >> chris, this goes to the idea that because the business community isn't well thought of these days, you are not going to get a businessman. warren buffett is probably too old to run for president. >> first of all, who was that handsome guy interviewing him? >>

ross perot. >> he's little. >> the only one who fits all of those descriptions how is the mayor of new york michael bloomberg. >> because he's short? >> no. he's got billions and the ego and the organizational gift, by the way, he built bloomberg just the way perot build perot systems and so forth. these are guys who know how to build empires and business who think some of them that they can build a temporary empire which is what a presidential campaign is. bloomberg say he's not doing it. >> chris, i want to play for you angus king. he was on another show this morning, one that i'm familiar with called the daily rundown. he brought up a candidate. listen to who angus king floats as a potential candidate for an independent candidacy or third party ticket. listen. >> i think it would be somebody, a guy named chuck hagel a republican senator from nebraska. >> who endorsed obama, essentially. >> she a terrific guy. i could say a guy like that and maybe a slightly disaffected democrat coming together and forming a team that could shang american politics. >> this goes to the idea that the business community isn't

quarters of a percent bucking the trend is ross telecom and it's rallying on speculation that could be completely sold to private investors. so they strayed michael starting from what creates a financial corp so as investors the mood will be affected by data from europe and the u.s. . today we see a p.m.i. idea coming out of germany we see retail sales coming out of the u.k. investors will also pay close attention to the weekly u.s. initial jobless claims data in addition there's an important event taking place in greece where even leaders will convene to talk about the terms and conditions of the second greek loan. the ruble could be on a downward slide if researchers from the higher school of economics are to be believed they're suggesting the russian currency is ready for devaluation next year and according to that it's weakening is inevitable. physical volumes of roughnecks constraint and prices stable so you will just continue the trend of stable oil price and the same all in let's say a slew of the world's import we disappeared for our forecast twenty five percent year over year and if you combine those two files you will see of that of the

percent there and bucking the trend is ross telecom it's rallying on speculation that could be completely sold to private investors. looking ahead to the day's trading michael styles from financial corporation says investors move both be affected by data from europe and the u.s. today we see p.m.i. ideally coming out of germany we see retail sales coming out of the k. investors was a pay close attention to the weekly u.s. initial jobless claims data and in addition there's an important event taking place in greece where even leaders will convene to talk about the terms and conditions of the second greek. the ruble could be on a downward slide from the highest political not excited to be believed they're suggesting the russian currency is ready for the money wasted next year and according to them it's weakening as inevitable. physical volumes of roughnecks strained and prices stable so you would just continue the trend of stable prices and the same for all of let's say slow and brought in for we dissipate well for across twenty five percent year over year and if you combine those two players you will see that in the second half of the next year russian polit

ross perot at one point had 40% of the polls, and he was nuts. he thought little black helicopters were chasing him. imagine that michael bloomberg runs. he does not need a dime from anyone. he attaches a on to his plan a carbon tax to raise money for government research. he will get more than ross perot's 18.9% of the vote, and i think it would really shake up the system. this system needs shaking up. we are trapped in a corrupt duopoly and basically -- one thing about the internet and the hyper connected world. it has gladdened every hierarchy -- flattened every hierarchy in the world from the new york times to the banking industry. it has gladdened every hierarchy -- black and every hierarchy -- flattened every hierarchy in the world except the two-party system, and that will not remain. that is a prediction that i will make. i think this is going to be radical election unless barack obama becomes the third party candidate. >> that texas back to lincoln -- that takes us back to lincoln. you had a movement that eventually changes things. let me open it up. since we have started running people for president. >> i think we only have one

ross perot. >> he's little. >> yes. the only one who fits all of those descriptions now is the mayor of new york, michael bloomberg. >> simplyecause he's short? >> no. >> he has billions. >> he has billions, the ego and the organizational gift, by the way. he built bloomberg just the way perot built perot systems and so forth. these are guy whose know how to build empires in business, who think, some of them, that they can build a temporary empire, which is what a presidential campaign is. bloomberg says he's not going to do it. >> angus king, one of the great names of american politics, on another show this morning, one that i'm very familiar with called "daily rundown." i asked him. he brought up a candidate. a potential candidate for an independent candidacy or third-party ticket. listen. >> i think it would be somebody, a guy named chuck hagel, for example, a republican senator from nebraska. >> endorsed obama, essentially. >> yeah, yeah, and she a trick guy. i could see a guy like that and maybe a slightly disaffected democrat coming together and forming a team that could change american politics. >> this goes to this i

behind the stage and according to time reporter michael crowley who watched this unfolding, the aides grew alarmed. when he made a bee line, they pounced on rossabbing him, pushing him. he said he had never seen a reporter treated roughly at a presidential campaign event. cnn spoke to him. >> they were man handling and pushing him. at one point looked like they were holding him back and pulling him away from her and he was trying to ask her the question. she just ignored the question. he repeated it over and over and she ignored it and got in her car and drove away. brian told me afterwards that i asked him immediately, did he think that was unusual and inappropriate to have that kind of treatment? he said that he had had that kind of treatment before, but it was by mafia people. they confirmed crowley's could of what happened. they said ross was repeatedly asked by security people to stay off the stage and he jumped up on there anyway. they say it's not at all the way he portrayed it. they would not comment further. >> the daily tallers, the website that tucker carlson. thanks very much. should smoking in public be banned? jack cafferty is ne

ross perot at one point had 40% of the polls, and he was nuts. he thought little black helicopters were chasing him. imagine that michael bloomberg runs. he does not need a dime from anyone. he attaches a on to his plan a carbon tax to raise money for government research. he will get more than ross perot's 18.9% of the vote, and i think it would really shake up the system. this system needs shaking up. we are trapped in a corrupt duopoly and basically -- one thing about the internet and the hyper connected world. it has gladdened every hierarchy in the world from the new york times to the banking industry. it has gladdened every hierarchy in the world except the two- party system, and that will not remain. that is a prediction that i will make. i think this is going to be radical election unless barack obama becomes the third party candidate. >> that texas back to lincoln -- that takes us back to lincoln. you had a movement that eventually changes things. let me open it up. >> i think we only have one microphone. right here, and then who is over here looking for mike? my question is, if it is dead man walking in the middle east, there i