but it is good old morris. i thought we would spend five minutes sharing with you what inspired the book then do some short meetings to give you a context then open it up i have told friends and new friends tonight they know what i was growing up in new york america's first suburb i wanted to do three things with my life. number one to be a congressman. number two. and author. number three, i want to play center field for the new york mets. [laughter] since i was horrible at baseball come i could focus on congress and writing this book. so the two passions of mine converge. stowe was elected in 2001 of the first major issues that i had to confront after 9/11 was the bush administration is argument that we needed to take military action in iraq. so here i was until that point my idea of a top-secret meeting was sitting down with the highway superintendent to discuss strategies. nine midday's meetings with the president of united states and the vice president and colin powell and condoleezza rice. and donald rums

but that day morris feldstein was born. a guy in your cruz entire philosophy of life is don't make waves. the only guy i know if he gets on a plane he would never put back his recliner because that makes waves for those behind him. his entire life is spent on two things sitting in the lounger 8000 in the basement watching the new york nets or -- mets. r wrote this story about this guy. i know more's feldstein. we all know him. said that is the story and how it was ignited. then when you read the book it is in chronological order actually have dates when things happened because they actually happened. there are moments and defense that were real a.m. happened that i integrated. so i did not write to about events. for a sample we learnt that another potential terrorist was stopped at an airport he was on the do not fly listed the was senator ted kennedy from massachusetts. do you remember this? so there is a chapter about that. september 21st, 2004, we learned the entire home insecurity establish the government to deal with t

but it is good old morris. i thought we would spend five minutes sharing with you what inspired the book then do some short meetings to give you a context then open it up i have told friends and new friends tonight they know what i was growing up in new york america's first suburb i wanted to do three things with my life. number one to be a congressman. number two. and author. number three, i want to play center field for the new york mets. [laughter] since i was horrible at baseball come i could focus on congress and writing this book. so the two passions of mine converge. stowe was elected in 2001 of the first major issues that i had to confront after 9/11 was the bush administration is argument that we needed to take military action in iraq. so here i was until that point my idea of a top-secret meeting was sitting down with the highway superintendent to discuss strategies. nine midday's meetings with the president of united states and the vice president and colin powell and condoleezza rice. and donald rums

please join me to welcome morris feldstein. [applause] >> thank you very much there is a theory around the country that independent bookstores are a thing of the past but you come here at politics & prose that they are glorious. as a good congressman representing the third district dash to put in a plug for my local bookstore i love them time-honored you would allow me to visit with you. visit feldstein or feldstein? however you want to interpret it is good old morris. what i thought we would do is spend five minutes sharing what inspired the book then deuce three

investigators found evidence of morris black's blood everywhere.lling that almost solved itself. two days later, galveston police arrested durst and charged him with murder. >> i hoped to god he was dead before robert durst started cutting him apart. i seen a lot of deaths in my career. i seen a lot of homicides in my career. i never had a dismemberment in my career. >> reporter: as the lead detective, cazalas talked to people who knew both men and came up with a theory for motive. >> robert durst says he told morris who he was, his name. and i think he searched him. and i think at some point, morris told him, i'm going to tell new york detectives where he is at. >> reporter: some believe susan berman threatened to implicate durst in his wife's disappearance and it cost her a bullet in the back of her head. in the case of dismembered morris black, significantly, his head was never found. >> without the head, you don't know where the gunshot wound occurred. he was probably shot just like susan berman in the back of the head. >> reporter: bail was se

. >> originally a vaudeville entertainer in 1967, roger morris makes and sells gorilla costumes. >> id a call from this man who says he's roger patterson. do you have a gorilla show? no, no, no. are you a magician? no, no, no. he says we're playing a gag on people as a joke. how much are the suits? >> according to patterson, morris had several specific requirements for the suit. >> he wanted to know did it look like a real gorilla? what about around the eyes, where a person's eyes show. i said you get some makeup and put it around the person's eyes that are wearing the suit and it will blend into the mask itself. they also wanted to know how to make it large and massive. >> and he wanted some extra material. he's going to have to change the head. he's going to have to put these -- and this is brilliant on roger's part -- these pendulous female breasts which everybody thought wow, that's the kind of detail nobody could make that up. it's so credible and believable. >> well, the check arrived and i sent the suit out to him. he called me back and said, listen, you can see the zipper in t

and again to jeffrey brown, who has our preview, with choreographer mark morris.ing) >> tichts longest dance probably two or three times longer than anything we'd ever done. i had a wonderful situation. it's all i worked on for several months. it probably took about three months to corpsio a graph it working every day with everyone knocking themselves out. >> brown: everything about the dance is grand. it's sweep of movement and color. it's 32 scenes brought to life by 2 dozen dancers. it's music orchestra, voices written in 1740 by handel. >> i pretty much immediately knew that i was eventually going to have to deal with it and make it into an evening of dancing. (opera singing) >> brown: in years ago marking the dance's 25th 25th anniversary, "new york times" critic alice tear macaulay noted it seemed a master piece in its opening season. 25 years on, it's also a classic. but says mark morris now, it wasn't easy. >> i have been probably fun during the rehearsal process than during this one. >> brown: you've been more fun? >> i've been more fun. i freaked out. >>

morris comes back with a vicious kick to the head followed by some heavy swings by quint.hen a fourth inmate, reyes enters the melee. rick herman is terrified. >> i didn't know if i was going to live or die. it was just get over with. i didn't know if i was going to live through it. >> the pummelling lasts for 30 minutes. >> at no point during that time does herman call for help for fear of being labeled a snitch or a tattletale. but none of the other witnesses does anything to help either. >> what they should have done is bang on the door to alert the detention staff to come. the assault would be over. but the vast majority of them either said they were asleep or they saw nothing or they know nothing. >> it takes more than an hour from the time the first punch is thrown until officers finally enter the tank and discover herman blood-soaked and severely beaten. herman is put on a stretcher and carted down to the jail's medical facility. >> injuries from the back of my head and then stitches over both of my eyes. i had a shattered jaw, and my whole right side of my face was

so morris finds himself later watching cnn. he sat in the of lunger in 2004 it could have been any year since the war and terror was proclaimed with the same crescendo of music that unmistakable voice of the voice said james settle jones the voice of this is cnn. then pulitzer had the day's news. it is true. sunday august 1st, 2004. look it up. he broke said day's news yesterday general the united states announcing the discovery of a terrorist plot the revealed critical intelligence with the war on terror and after that say that the sources the department of homeland security for an unnamed financial institutions to cite intelligence reports cnn is watching this story closely there is also an increased fighting and president bush was urged to create to woo new intelligence agencies of acronyms he would never remember with a current federal apple -- alphabet soup aside up to the task to protect the homeland then he promised to be back after commercials about depression medication. then it got worse isn't this better than the bas

. >> hogue to morris. here's morris. morris the shot to win it. good. a buzzer beater win for iowa state. in monte morris with a game winner. cyclones stun texas face oklahoma in the semis. >> and butler is upset in an overtime victory. comedian will ferrell made his rounds in spring training in arizona. he suited up for ten teems playing all ninings tos even piper. it was part of a funny or die project. ferrell did it all to raise money for a charity cancer for college. all of his uniforms and equipment will be auctioned off for the cause. the eagles find a replacement. cowboys running back finalized a final deal. dallas teammate sent out a tweet. in i wish you would have stayed but i understand your decision. in congrats. you deserve it. and a 54-year-old texas man broke the world record for number of pullups within 24 hours. look at him go. he broke the previous record of 4210 by more than 100. check out those arms. everything is bigger in texas. congratulations to him. and just ahead police inch closer to cracking a bizarre who done it in ohio plus

when morris black's body parts wash up along the bay, durst is arrested. that he killed black in self-defense and chopped up the body to escape the scrutiny that durst's defense team claimed i put him under. the jury bought it and durst is found not guilty in november 2003. but now in the explosive hbo docu-drama "the jinx" evidence is unearthed that if admitted not only connects but implicates robert durst in the murder of susan berman. this letter found by berman's stepson is alleged to have been sent to his stepmom from durst. it has eerily similar handwriting to this letter that los angeles police received alerting them to a body at susan berm berman's home on december 23rd, 2000. but this new piece of evidence even has the word "beverley" in beverly hills misspelled the same way. could the jinx have finally jinxed robert durst? >> with me now the homicide detective who led the durst murder investigation in galveston, cody kaslev. good evening, detective. fbi authorities are calling all local law enforcement in multiple states to review cold cases in p

next speaker michael morris. >> my name is michael morris. i have been a resident on state street since 1978. state street is a narrow widening street and the longest block in san francisco and usually parking on both sides of the street. in a recent year i noticed a big increase on the traffic on the street and loring of the quality of the driving on the street. i now see that just up the street where there is a sharp bend there is a multi-unit apartment block going up with garages opening right on to the street where there's a bend. therefore i am glad to see that some legislation is going to be introduced which will control -- look at all aspects of the development and try to control the character and preserve the kaish of the neighborhood. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. next speaker please. michael morris are you up? not here. okay. sonia straus. i have a long stack of speaking cards. you can speak to the item afterwards. sonia straus. >> hi. there's some question about whether this legislation will stop housing or not. we've alre

when morris black's body parts wash up along the bay durst is arrested.laims that he killed black in self-defense and chopped up the body to escape the scrutiny that durst's defense team claimed i put him under. the jury bought it and durst is found not guilty in november 2003. but now, in the explosive hbod docudrama "the jinx," evidence that implicates durst in the murder of susan berman. this letter found by berman's stepson is alleged to be sent to his step mom by durst. it has eerily similar handwriting to this letter alerting police to a body at susan berman's home on december 23rd 2000. this new piece of evidence even has the word beverly in beverly hills misspelled in the same way. could "the jinx" have finally jinxed robert durst? with me now, the homicide detective who led the durst murder investigation in galveston, cody. good evening, detective. fbi authorities are calling all local law enforcement in multiple states to review cold cases in places where durst was known to visit. is this unusual? >> not at all. it's not unusual at all. it's sta

. >> cole gets it in to morris. 5 seconds. here's morris. morris the shot, good!win for iowa state, monta morris the game winner. cyclones stunned texas in the big 12 quarterfinals. they'll face oklahoma today in the semis. >>> 67-61 overtime victory, the mauls ket tiers punched their ticket to the semifinal matchup against second seeded georgetown. >>> will farrell made his rounds during spring training in arizona, suiting up for ten teams in five practice league games playing all nine positions, even pitcher. it was part of a funny or die project in association with hbo and mlb. farrell did it to raise $1 million for the charity cancer for college, which gives scholarships to cancer survivors. all of the uniforms and equipment will be auctioned off for the cause. >>> the agency angles find a replacement for lesean mccoy. cowboys running back demarco murray finalized a five-year deal with philly for $42 million with $21 million guaranteed. dallas teammate dez bryant sent out this tweet to murray. i wish you would have stayed but i understand your decision. congra

but first -- >> reporter: his name is morris black. you might say he had the rotten luck of being robert durtsz's neighbor. soon his arms legs and torso began washing ashore. a 13-year-old boy discovered them. >> i didn't know it was a body until i got really close to it. >> reporter: it all happened in galveston, texas where durst fled to from new york after his wife disappeared. she was never found. neither was a key piece of evidence in the death of morris black. his head. without it investigators couldn't examine the bullet wound for themselves. >> don't cut somebody up another human being, into pieces and bag him up dump him in the bay, when you act in self-defense. >> reporter: prosecutors believe durst really killed black so he could assume his identity and hide from detectives investigating his wife's disappearance. durst was already using a fake identity though. cross dressing as a mute woman often walking around smoking marijuana. durst, meanwhile, never denied killing black. >> i figured it was deep. going to drop it it is g

-- intentionally murdered morris black. >> reporter: his first wife disappeared in 1982. susan burrman was murdered when she was about to talk to police about the first wife's disappearance. >> family members think they should have been tougher. >> reporter: a year later he admitted he killed his elderly neighbor morris black and claimed self-defense and was acquitted. the hbo series appears to have allowed the police to reopen the case and arrest durst for the deaths of susan burrman. duster was found with fake documents suggesting he may have wanted to flee the county possibly to cuba. abc news new york. >> nuclear talks with iran continue today. secretary of state john kerry is meeting with the from him today in swizzer lands to discuss the letters sent by republicans. >>> state e representative michelle brownly and two others have been charged with bribery and conspiracy and other counts. that brings 6 lawmakers charged in the pay to play sting. >>> friday is the first day of spring and for the 23rd straight year, ritas will be offering free water ice to celebrate. >>

the victim a 71-year-old man named morris black, robert durst's neighbor.st was arrested, but not knowing that he had access to million, the authorities set his bail at $250,000. he was quickly wired the money and then took off. >> but was your intention when you put up the $250,000 to runaway? >> oh, good-bye $250,000. good-bye jail, i'm out. >> reporter: more than a month later he was captured in a small town in pennsylvania. >> where he was caught stealing a hoagy sandwich. >> reporter: at his murder trial he admitted to murdering morris black and dismembering the body but he claims he was in self-defense. >> he claimed that the dismemberment was some kind of panic. that he got in a fight. the gun had gone off. >> we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> reporter: he was acquitted of murder in a verdict that shocked the country, but he was sentenced to five years in jail for evidence tampering and jumping bond. >> the jurors said they didn't really believe his testimony, but somehow they still acquitted him saying they didn't think there was proof b

i went to phillipip morris there was a pack of marlboro lights

. >> five seconds, here's morris, morris, the shot to win it. good!ean, texas with just a major fold down the end, morris, 24. texas may have played itself out of the ncaa tournament according to our bracketologist joe lunardi whose hair is real. >> that's all we got. back to you. >> how can you not love this time of year? that stuff happens every night. this time of year. >> bracketologist. who knew. >> yes. that's a real thing. >> mixologist, okay, but bracketologist. >>> well, coming up, will ferrell has every right to get some sleep today after a baseball odyssey. >> 19 at shortstop, will ferrell. >> ferrell being introduced with the oakland a's, this was the first of ten major league teams he suited up for. he played all nine positions in the field and when it was over he still had his trademark humor. >> i know exactly what tiger woods feels like when his gluts aren't firing. right now my gluts have ceased to fire and probably won't fire for the rest of 2015. >> now, he's funny, but this was a serious cause. the whole thing was a fund-raiser for

morris depicted the possibility. he resumed chewing avoiding any eye contact with her hoping that the only sound in the dining room would be a common house washing between his cheeks. he hoped she would accept his answer with a silent affirmation rather than the cooking of her tongue against her teeth, her fingernails against table or that side. god has implanted her guilt pipes deep within her, the sound like the wail of a tornado warning or a police siren or wave drawing back on itself before breaking in a white foam. so that gives you a sense. he never did anything wrong and his idea of a major problem is he wants to watch the new pitcher for the new york mets and she wants to watch "-close-quotes or. that's the difference between them. now, let me continue a little bit with maurice and his dilemma. of course she always wins. he never gets to watch the mets because she is in charge of the house. because she uses guilt as her weapon. and so he finds himself later on by the taste of the congo chickens to let his mou

i didn't just kill morris black. reporter: which brings us back to eureka, california, the pacific coast town just down the highway from trinidad, where we know durst spent time in the late '90s. in fact, he was here, just days before susan berman was executed in beverly hills. tonight, the question -- could young karen mitchell have been one of his victims too? patty weber is a mitchell family friend who is speaking on the family's behalf. >> karen was very sweet, very quiet, very unassuming. >> durst visited the shoe store where she had worked at. it was her aunt's shoe store. >> we know that he did come into annie's shoe store and karen was very often there. >> he had gone there several times. one time, he was dressed in drag. >> reporter: police say karen mitchell was last seen getting into a blue car with a man depicted in this sketch. >> and then you take into account this composite, which is the spitting image of robert durst. he's got these wide-rimmed glasses, which he stopped wearing after i reported on thi

of course, several morris, morris code, etc. these famous people appeared on banknotes. fsome people that names may sound familiar but not exactly famous in today's age a lot of scholars will know who robert morse is an important financier from 1781 to 1784. he served as superintendent of finance during the fledgling years of the united states. he was one of only two persons to sign all three founding documents of the united states -- the constitution, the declaration of independence, and the articles of confederation. he was one of pennsylvania's first two senators and the first to use the dollar sign in correspondence. the "s" with the line through it. apparently, this is attributed to morris in correspondence. so mr. morris is a familiar name, perhaps not all that famous. that's what he looks like on banknotes. stephen decatur was a famous admiral, fought in the barbary wars. fought in the war of independence, and he was, he was commander of the uss constitution and several other ships. here is important navayal hero. the last fellow is when i want to spend time on --

. >> there are a lot of time people out there that i killed my wife and susan burrman and morris black. >> reporter: his first wife disappeared in 1982. in 2000 his good friend was found murdered as she was set to talk to police about kathleen's disappearance. >> her friends and family members think they could have and should have been tougher. >> reporter: a year later he admitted he killed morris black and claimed self-defense and was acquitted. now the hbo series helped police reopen the case and arrest durst for murdering susan burrman. durst was found with fake documents suggesting he may have wanted to flee the country to cuba. abc news new york. >> "good morning america" will have more on the robert durst murder arrest coming up after "action news." >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry is scheduled to meet with the iranian counterpart hoping to end a long standoff over the nuclear program. they are facing a deadline to reach a deal in reaching sanctions against iran. >>> district hearing are said to start for fire department members in a sex scandal. sources say the sex on and

they continue on to the reddick morris farm. here two old adversaries face each other. they first met in 1862. they met for the second time just a few days before. now they're meeting again at bentonville. this we the confederate army's high water mark at bentonville. the tennessee veterans will launch at least four desperate assaults across morris's openview straight into the mouths of at least 16 union guns firing spherical case and canister. confederates are unable to break through the union line. at nightfall, johnston calls off all further attacks. slocum managed to hold on in the battle on march 19. ends on a draw. now it's up to the right wing. they come marching to slocum's assistance. they reach bentonville around midday. the first troops to get there are the 15th army corps under the command of major general john a dull logan, former congressman from illinois. probably the best political general in the union army. now johnston faces a real dilemma. he has been facing slocum to the west of to this point. now he's got a deal with the might of sherman's entire ar

when we tried morris black and i saw the pictures of the cutout heart of morris black and hower perfect he had been cut like a surgeon, that person knew what they were doing, what sort of weapon and knife to use to cut this bone and that muscle and use different tools for different parts of the body that was chilling. and that was not -- that did not look like the work of someone who had cut up their first body. >> and judge, durst was caught on the microphone. there's been a debate whether that will be useable or not. this is a man who has said things off microphones before. he certainly understands when a mike is on or not on. my question to you, do you think he wanted to get caught? this is a case at the end of his life. he wants to take credit for what he sees as his life's work? >> no. a lot of people are saying that because it just seems like such an odd thing to do to submit to the interview at all but i don't think he wanted to get caught. i do think that he had so much disdain and hate for his family that he wanted to put them in a bad light. he was willing to risk getting hims

about a year later in texas durst admitted he killed and dismembered his elderly neighbor morris black. he claims self-defense and a jury acquitted him. >> not guilty. >> reporter: now authorities in los angeles have reopened the investigation into susan berman's murder and the hbo series may have helped. berman's stepson recently revealed a letter he says durst sent her. for his part burst denies any involvement in berman's death. >> i had nothing to do with susan berman's death. >> reporter: a real life story still waiting for the final chapter. abc news new orleans. >>> new details tonight in the death of a dental student from india found shot dead in her apartment in albany monday. police say some of ron dear core's personal items which appear to have been taken from the crime scene were found monday in a trash bin in richmond. core was shot in the head sunday night. a family member of the ucsf student discovered her body the next day. investigators found no forced entry into her home on canes avenue and no suspects have been identified. >>> we spoke with the woman who owns that tr

we're not going to get susan back or morris back.ut if he ends up in prison for the rest of his life or in a home for the very, very bewildered, i will be satisfied. >> lisa, what to you make of this? we have the tape there. he's beaten the rap before. he's been out there for 30-plus years now. is this something that would hold up in court do you think? is this thing she could walk back and say i was ticked off at them, i was being sarcastic, i was muttering to myself what i thought they wanted to hear? is there a way out of this for him? >> i'm sure there are a million ways out of this. he walked out of the courtroom a free man after getting on the stand and admitting to chopping up his friend and throwing -- >> how did he get out of that? >> partly, he was only charged with murder, and -- i know. only. but they convinced a jury that the actual killing was in self-defense. he convinced the jury the reason he chopped morris black up and threw him in the bay is because they were coming after him for kathy's disappearance all these yea

robert morris meets top seeded duke friday night. >>> tens of millions are trying to predict the tournt winner filling out brackets. how do yours stack up to president obama's this year? the president's final four includes arizona and duke but he's going with undefeated kentucky to beat villanova in the championship game. >> what's harder, to be the favorite or to be the underdog? >> it's nice being a little bit of the underdog because you have less less. >> what were you? >> i was a third or fourth seed but i was scrappy. >> it should be noted the president hasn't picked the winner since his first year in office when north carolina won the national championship. >>> the round of 64 kicks off this afternoon on cbs at 12:15 eastern when noter tame plays northeastern. coverage continues through prime time when undefeated kentucky plays hampton. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," consumer reports on the pesticides on your produce. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." sir, we're going to need you on the runway later. don't let a severe cold hold you

the victim 71-year-old morris black, robert durst's neighbor. durst was arrested but not knowing he had access to millions, authorities set his bail at $250,000. he was quickly wired the money. then in another questionable move he fled. >> good-bye $250,000. good-bye jail. i'm out. >> reporter: over a month later, he was captured in a small pennsylvania town. >> where he was caught stealing a hoagie sandwich, a $7 sandwich. >> reporter: at his murder trial durst admitted to killing morris black and dismembering the body but claimed it was self-defense. >> he admitted to a killing in texas. he didn't admit to a murder in texas. >> we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> reporter: he was acquitted of murder. sentenced to five years in jail for evidence tampering and bond jumping. durst was paroled in 2005. he lived mostly out of the public eye. >> marry me? >> reporter: until 2010. with the feature film "all the good things" starring ryan gosling as a fictionalized version of robert durst. >> i said to my partner, i would like to make a movi

he admitted he killed and dismembered his elderly neighbor morris black. he claims self-defense and a jury acquitted him. >> not guilty. >> now authorities in los angeles have re-opened the investigation into susan berman's murder and the hbo series may have helped. bermans stepson revealed a letter durst sent her forker his part durst denies any involvement in the death. >> i had nothing to do with susan berman's death. >> a real life story still waiting for the final chapter. abc news, new orleans. >> san jose fire investigators say faulty wiring may be to blame for a fire that left two people without a home. a neighbor took the cell phone video of flames leaping from the house on rose creek drive. the fire began just before 9:00 last night and was out 30 minutes later. firefighters did manage to keep the flames contained but the roof collapsed. no one was hurt. the two people who lived in the house are now staying with relatives. >>> new details now in a fire that injured a family of five in san francisco's mission district. st. francis memorial hospita

i haven't heard anything from morris and peter daily about it. i'm going to support this but i'm hoping these situations are behind us and i know the commissioners were disturbed about that. i'm not going to -- i'm going to speak my mind. i want people to be respected out there. i don't care what color they are. men and women, lgbt if they were treated differently, i want to make sure everybody is getting their fair share. >> thank you for the report. i had a couple questions. one, the phrasing of how things will get worked out with the proposal and that change in tenants at pier 70. i guess one concern that i have and this often comes up in the city is when we have housing and others coming into area that had been more industrial. i just wanted -- under item 15, the proposal for good neighbor coordination. i appreciate the coordination there but i think it bears noting that there will be this influx of new uses and businesses there that we have had ship repair there from the start and as far as city is taking into account the ship repair after a

. >>> and earlier another comeback as robert morris rallied from a 13-point second half deficit to defeath florida, 81-77. lucky jones finished with 21 points for the colonials last night. robert morris meets top seeded duke friday night. >>> tens of millions are trying to predict the tournament winner filling out brackets in office pools and elsewhere. how do yours stack up to president obama's this year? the president's final four includes arizona and duke, but he's going with undefeated kentucky to beat villanova in the championship game. >> what's harder maybe to be the favorite or the underdog? >> it's nice being a little bit of the underdog because you have less pressure on you. on the other hand there's a reason they're the favorite. they're a really good team. >> they're a number one seed. what kind of seed do you think you were? >> i was definitely a third or fourth seed, but i was scrappy. >> well, it should be noted the president hasn't picked the winner since his first year in office when north carolina won the national championship. >>> the round of 64 kicks off this afternoo

durst admitted to dismembering morris black's body but was acquitted of murdering him. arguing in court he only shot mr. black in self-defense. three years ago robert durst approached filmmakers andrew jarecki and asked if he could work with them to tell his story. agreed to participate in a documentary about him that they called "the jinx." his decision to participate in that hbo documentary led prosecutors in los angeles to re-open their case in the death of susan berman the woman who was shot to get in her los angeles apartment in 2000. hours before the final episode in this documentary series was scheduled to hair last night on hbo, hours before robert durst was arrested in new orleans by fbi agents. in the final episode that aired last night with him in custody, the filmmakers explained handwriting evidence they found that they contend may link robert durst to susan berman's death. the filmmakers interviewed mr. durst about that handwriting evidence on camera. basically con fronting him with the evidence and challenging him to explain it. they also last night playe