i'm a psychopath? i don't really buy that situation. >> they may not be a psychopath, they're just annoying. >> that is not a thing i have ever done. just putting it out there. i have never done that. >> but i am always amazed at the guy who tees off on the dunken donuts guy, i'm like, can you give him a break? is the man not stressed out enough? >> he already has to deal with maximum mexicans. >> all right, got to go, we'll be back with comedian orlando jones. ♪ ♪ it's the final countdown! ♪ ♪ the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. >>> if you start on mad tv, if the world wept when you left the tv show, sleepy hollow, you might be? we're here with orlando jones. orlando, thank you for coming. >> thank you for having me. >> you're in town at this comic-con, right? >> i am at new york comic-con. >> i saw all the people taking photos of you. >> it's a

on the health alert tonight: the research that suggests how you take it offers insight into psychopathic tendencies. tom brady on the defensive once again. people want change, they want reform, they want to see something done, but just carping about it and whining about it and making speeches about it doesn't get it done. nobody has shaken up the system more than i have. i've always been unorthodox but you know what? i know how new day independent media committee, inc. is responsible for the content >> radio calls from kansas city last night after a wall fell on to firefighters, killing both of them. before the deadly accident they were able to save two lives. >> our thoughts and prayers are with the families of those who lost them. >> obviously difficult for him to talk about. one firefighter survived by his wife. the other leaves behind a wife and four daughters. >> new sobering statistics on the national problem. patients prescribed the drug' s to manage pain are at a greater risk. >> addiction, it is a problem most of us think we will never have to deal with. but for millions of amer

clearly, like, you either have to be delusional or a psychopath to believe that animals don't suffer. so that's why i'm such a committed animal activist. >> i was looking at some of your most recent twitter posts. and you've been tweeting about everything from sarah palin and politics to guns and-- water use by corporate agriculture in california. where do you think you get your passion for social activism? >> that's a really good question. maybe it was being raised by hippies-- >> that'll do it. (laugh) >> i mean, i'm born in 1965. so i was-- i was raised by very politically engaged people. i was born in new york city and grew up in connecticut. and there's almost, like, a common sense practical ethics that comes from l-- let's say, like, old-timey new england. >> so part of my criteria for evaluating the issues around us is not do i like it or do i not like it, but does it-- does it make sense? like, is this the best way to be doing something? and that's behind a lot of my activism, is, like, looking at things and just saying, "like, well that -- doesn't make sense. so w-- why are p

. >> everybody wants answers, nobody wants to know that there is a crazy psychopath on the loose. a vigil was held last night they sang and prayed and wanted to know how he died. he was in his father's care when he disappeared. >> he says he doesn't need a lawyer, because he didn't do this, and we know he didn't, he loved his baby. >> i have children, it's heard breaking, this little boy, i can't imagine. >> police are expansioning the investigation and finding out how he got to the woods in cooper river park, they say that the father d.j. is innocence and heart broken over his son's death. >> authorities made no arrests in this case so far and with inconclusive autopsy results they are refocusing on how the toddler's body ened up in the park, a go fund me account is set up to help pay for the young boy's funeral and the family will meet soon to make the funeral arrangements. >> nora thank you. >>> newcastle county police say that a man is in custody in the death of a 56-year-old psychiatrist, the woman's daughter discovered her body at a home on widthers way at 4:00 this morning.

." >> they say you're a psychopath murderer after three people.blown that one out of the water quite a few times. ♪ >>> orange county, california, is well known for its sun-kissed beaches and family-friendly tourist attractions. but sometimes fantasy gives way to reality. and when crime is committed here, suspects will usually find themselves booked into the orange county jail. >> what are you in for? >> disturbing the peace. >> have you been in jail before? >> no, sir. >> all right. look here at the camera for me. >> the orange county jail is comprised of five separate jail facilities. the largest of these is the theo lacey jail, with an average daily population of 2,800 male inmates. theo lacey alone dwarfs many state prisons. >> i have an assistant sheriff at theo lacey. he always likes to say we don't have andy of mayberry. we don't have otis coming into the jail tank. that's not the kind of county jail inmate we've got. we have 400 people in custody for murder today. we don't have people in jail for simple possession of marijuana, like some p

new study says you are more likely to be a psychopath.esearchers asked men and with men who looked bitter foods to take personality tests and those tests, showed them to be conceded, anti social, and disas -- sadistic. >> i don't know, i'm a skinny vanilla latte person which means i'm child like and afraid of gaining weight. >> yes. >> exactly. >> my man, those temperatures for me were mostly tea guy. i'm drinking coffee from time to time. >> i'm black, no sugar in, cream. >> psychopath. >> i'm getting a way from you right now. >> psycho. >> well, hey, at least you can tell us what it is like outside. >> i can guarantee that. >> no problems. >> yes, still nice right now, we are talking about temperatures in the mid 70's but we will cool it the down where it should be for middle of october. talking about highs in the 60's away for the weekend. we will cool things down for saturday and sunday but today, not a bad beach day. check it out live look the at rehoboth beach. it is still 74 degrees. we have south southwest wind at 7 miles an hour.

for instance, have you ever been in the back of an uber driven by a possible psychopath and thought, i wish we were 30,000 feet in the air. some call uber of the skies, linking private pilots with passengers through internet. >> pilots who fly for commercial airlines have to undergo drug testing and things private pilots don't have to think about. >> okay. on one hand, no one is checking if private pilots are intoxicated. but with all the cocaine and vodka, denzel washington would have never landed that plane! that's right! drugs make people awesome pilots! yeah! did i understand that movie? i don't think so! yeah, drugs! and now even traditional companies are adopting uber tactics. >> disney might be taking a cue from uber and introducing surge pricing on theme parks. this could help middle class families who want the to visit if they're, you know, flexible. >> trevor: you know, flexible... and by flexible they mean families willing to visit during less desirable periods, like during hurricanes. or the zombie apocalypse. or they could settle for the economy package. don't worry, kid

a psychopath will kill you. that never happens. you away and they move on to the next guy. only on tv does that happen. >> larry: exactly. >> plus his advice was, you know, attack the, it is like that is really bad advice, what would his advice be for like scuba dive may i you are underwater and see a shark, get the buddy system, grab a knife and i will swim to shore:that's the buddy system. >> absolutely. the sharks -- >> i find it fascinating -- >> i am not sure if he is a surgeon. he sounds more like a mortician. >> she the only person to separate conjoined twins at the brain. i mean. >> larry: very impressive. >> he is brilliant but you have to be skilled to do that. >> a surgeon with a scalpel -- >> he is brilliant, he is a christian guy. he is faithful to his wife. >> how does he get a pulse in the first place. >> larry: now, you were actually held up at one point, right? >> yes. >> what was going through your mind? this happened at a comedy club? >> yes. in los angeles back in the nineties. >> larry: true story. >> four of u

i can personality traits. >> bob kelly is a psychopath. >> imagine that. >> yes. >> now, people whotheir coffee black do you think they are crazy too. >> this study was conn talked in australia and examined taste preferences of a thousand different people. those who preferred the bitter taste like black coffee they tested high on a test to see how you are narcissist particular personality. >> bob kelly and joe danker in the control room they are psychopaths who are sadistic and narcissist particular. >> yes. >> wow. >> that is saying a a lot good what if you like sweep, sugar you are nice and sweet. >> that is why i have a vanilla latte with a lot of sugar. >> what was the line in airplane the movie, martha billingsly, i like my coffee like i like my men, black, hot and black. i like my coffee like i like my woman, hot and black. >> what about -- if only that weren't true. >> tea drinker. >> well, you are a wu s. >> i am not you are a sweet young woman, you like tea. >> i wish i like tea. >> why. >> healthy people drink tea. healthy people walking around with tea. who drinks tea? >>

. >> only a psychopath could do something like this. >> then the unexpected clue -- >> that is what broke this case. >> the desperate manhunt. >> command was given, go, go, go. >> right there? >> right here. >> and the search for answers. >> these people had a plan. it's sadistic, it's horrific. >> tonight, a cnn special report -- the d.c. mansion murders. >> sunday, may 3 in phoenix, arizona, a race day for phillip, the 10-year-old son of savvas and amy savopoulos. >> he was passionate beyond belief, no matter how he did on the track, he would be smiling from ear to ear. >> jay howard was his coach, in his interview he recalls their last race. >> a typical day, we would get up in the morning and go to the track. >> amy and savvas followed philip all over the country complete le devoted to their son and his sport. >> i believe it was the third day when he had his accident. >> during the race, philip crashed his go-cart. >> both of and salva went onto the track to see philip. he was in typical good spirits, was not fazed by his accident in any way, shape or form. >> philip suffered a concu

i do worry that we are giving some of these psychopaths what they want. >> once is enough. say his name, show his picture, shut up about him. >> i'm torn about it, too. i don't know the precise answer. i think it's legitimate to el no who the shooter is. >> i think we have to report initially, but to me the fourth day story about a trouble childhood, i don't care. i don't want to reward them. >> i agree, but in the end, in the social media age that we are living in, people are going to find that information. >>> absolutely. good note to end on. thank you very much for joining us this sunday. ahead, my interview with rand paul on his beef with tread cruz, donald trump and the coverage of his campaign. but first robert redford's new film is called "truth." . but will it tell the truth? we always were told we were german. we were in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. so i just started poking around on ancestry. then, i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. it turns out i'm scottish. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. >>> dan rather is understandably

in other words, psychopaths. and it's not cheap. tickets are like $50 for these. as far as i'm concerned, no one over the age of 2 should be crawling for juice. but the reason i mention this, because there is a juice crawl happening right now outside our theater. they're gathering. about $you see it? i want to check this out. excuse me for a second. i really feel like i have to see this for yourself. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you doing, how are you? hi, how you doing? >> one of my favorite spots. >> jimmy: excuse me. hey, excuse me. are you the organizer -- hi, are you organizing the juice crawl? >> yeah that's me. >> jimmy: oh. we'll be right back with bradley cooper. you dropped your flag. >> i'm glad to be on "jimmy kimmel live" in brooklyn in new york city. and i got a little message a friend of mine told me a few months back. i'm talking about brother sullivan. you all remember him, don't you? children. everybody needs somebody i'm not a fan of putting my personal info in these online shopping forms. hellloooo??? i don't have time to be fillin

got on the wanted poster and got in the press and one thing lead to another and suddenly we have psychopathicachine gun kelly. he's not known to have killed anybody. he did admit to shooting one guard, wounding him in the shoulder during bank robbery, but that's about all. he did participate in bank robbies where people did get shot and killed, but when they would form bank-robbing gangs, they would pull different people for different skill sets and they didn't really recruit kelly in because of his viciousness and skills with a weapon, they really liked him for his skills behind the wheel. he had been a runner and bootlegger for almost 20 years. he loved cars, he had 1932, cadillac that he had customize by al capone mechanic. you could never catch him once he was behind the wheel. yes, sir. >> this is before the second amendment, what were gun control like at this time and could regular people get a machine gun? >> yes. i'm not an expert on weaponry or the laws about them but i do believe there were no laws individuals from purchasing any kind of gun they wanted. in fact, the crime bill that

represents the work of master architects martin j [inaudible] best know for 1930's art deco style psychopathic ward at san francisco hospital. it is few of the high style colonial institutional buildings in san francisco. the building in the interior principle [inaudible] include the living room, dinning room and chapel sur vive with the relatively few alterations. in 2014 a nearby residence submitted a land mark designation application [inaudible] the historic preservation commission added the old ladies home to the program in 2013. the hpc [inaudible] hpc conducted a site visit [inaudible] there is no known public opposition or neighborhood opposition to designation of 350 university street. the property owners haven't expressed [inaudible] happy to answer any questions >> that was easy and quick. thank you so much. appreciate your comments. supervisor wiener, is there kneng you anything you have questions? let's take public comment. any mb of the public who would like to speak on item 1, please do so. and have 2 minutes. please come up. >> my name is bill yelder, good afternoon supervisors.

. >> everybody wants answers because nobody wants to know that there is some crazy psychopath on the loose. >> detectives returned to cooper river park today and also traced the path from cooper's street to the park for clues, did brandon get out on his own, did someone harm him and dump his body in the park. >> i hope they find the person that did this, because that person deserves what he gets. >> i hope justice is found for this little boy and they find out what happened, and maybe his family can fine some peace. >> reporter: now, i saw d.j. at his parent's home and he declined to comment, and his mother said despite what some people in town are saying, her son is innocent and had nothing to do with brendon's death. nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> still a lot of questions, thank you. meanwhile, police have a person in custody for the death of a woman in delaware. the body of the 56-year-old victim was found if her home by her daughter in hockessin. >> within a half hour later, received a call from the subject giving us information that he was responsible for this incide

. >> jimmy: wait a minute, you ar psychopath it turns out. >> i am, i am. >> jimmy: i don't think i ever met anybody that doesn't like watermelon. >> well, i don't know yes singled that one out. >> jimmy: have you had a good watermelon? do you feel like maybe you had those england watermelons? >> maybe that was it, i had a bad experience as a child, one tried to bite me or something like that. >> jimmy: this is preposterous. >> it really is. >> jimmy: any other beloved fruits that you dislike? >> no, i stick with my apples and pineapples. >> jimmy: apples and pineapples. >> that's my gang. >> jimmy: congratulations. i hope the show is a big hit. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "wicked city" premieres tomorrow night at 10:00 here on abc. ed westwick, everybody. we'll be right back with elle king! [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: the jimmy kimmel >> announcer: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: i want to thank kristen wiig, ed westwick and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next, but first this is her album "love stuff" h

like the sanski most that in the subways back, you know, the subway -- now there's only like one psychopath in each train and there used to be one for each car, and like you would if -- you wouldn't change. now people can change cars, like i want to get away from that guy and in the old days they used to be worse and used to the get res son. like the movie "ghost" when patrick swayze went in the car and he's like get out, this is my car. >> you were direct the by jerry seinfeld and what's it like having him as a director in. >> every time you argue there's that unspoken thing like you know i'm jerry seinfeld. like, jerry we know. he didn't say it, but it's in the air. it's in his clothes and posture. you know jerry, he's jerry. >> don't want to argue with him. >> to you truths and a lie for us. a game we like to play. >> i've never played this game. >> my thing is upside down. >> i can't see it. >> ready, okay. >> 15 years ago i performed comedy in china. >> okay. >> i got a 96 on the port authority police test the. on my first date on et until i got into a shoving match with chris tuttan.

. >> a psychopath, a very dangerous person. >> her stepsons in a fight against her. >> they wanted what she had. they wanted it all. >> in town her enemies unknown. >> there was lots of talk about other potential suspects. people who owed shirley money. >> more than a decade after the killing -- >> it didn't have to happen this way. >> -- the search for answers continues. >> i am never going to give up hope? >> who did it? why? >> did he ever tell you he wanted-up to kill shirley? >> absolutely. he said he wanted it to look like a mob hit. >> "murder on cape cod, who shot shirley reine?" >> loretta! shirley! >> they say time heals. i don't believe in that. sometimes it gets worse. we were like two peas in a pod. we had a blast. i miss those times. i just miss her. yeah. i just wish it never happened. it didn't have to happen this way. it really didn't. ♪ >> good night. >> yeah, send somebody down to 657 east falmouth highway. i think somebody shot shirley. >> oh, my god. >> oh, man. let me tell you. can you hurry up? >> may 10, 2005, 51-year-old shirley reine is discovered by a co-worke

. >> only a psychopath could do something like this. >> then the unexpected clue. >> that is what broke this case. >> the desperate manhunt. >> the command was given, go, go, go. >> right here? >> right there. >> and the search for answers. >> these people had a plan. it is sadistic. it is horrific. >> tonight, a cnn special report. the d.c. mansion murders. sunday, may 3rd, near phoenix, arizona, a race day for phillip, the 10-year-old son of sava and amy. >> he was passionate beyond belief. he would just be smiling from ear to ear. >> jay howard was phillip's coach. in this exclusive cnn interview, he recalls their last race. >> a typical day we would get up in the morning, breakfast, go to a track. >> they followed him to races all over the country, completely devoted to their son and his sport. >> i think it was the third time on track that day when phillip had his accident. >> during the race, phillip crashed his go-cart. >> i went on the track to go see phillip. he was in typical good spirits. was not fazed in any form. >> doctors sent him home for bed rest with a concussion. >> g

security person, you have to -- you're dealing with firearms regardless of it is a terrorist or a psychopathbe able to deter it. if you don't have a gun, you're not going to be able to deter it. the fact that guy was on an open campus. it wasn't a gun-free campus because some of the guys were carrying a gun. >> but they were locked down by the college telling them not to go outside. i'll be damned if i'm sitting there with a gun -- >> i'd be out there in two minutes. >> i'm a gun owner. i'm from alabama. >> i think people should be responsible gun owners. i think if you have kids at home -- my kids can't get to my guns. there are some irresponsible gun owners, but the vast overwhelming majority are responsible. would we be safer to allow security guards, former cops, detectives, give them jobs in schools? wouldn't that work? keep these kids safe. >> sure it would work, sean. they're just as important as public officials, government officials, court buildings, fbi offices. you can't go in there without seeing an armed guard somewhere, but it usually comes down to cost. to have an armed retire