rifkin, i want to be sure that you spend your second life in prison also. >> today, rifkin is housedrisk and high profile in inmates. he claims to feel more at home in prison than he ever did in the free world. >> it has nothing to do with celebrity because there are plenty of other high-profile people in that facility as well, but because there are so many sex offenders, nobody looks at him as if he is particularly deviant. >> you have been incarcerated many years, what's going on? how are you doing? >> doing programs like everybody else. right now i'm in the tailor shop. >> do you get hassled here at all? >> no, not really. a few guys -- can you sign these for me, can you draw something for me, that would be a greater stress in anything serial killer related is worth something. >> did you ever see any of the women that you killed as individuals? >> more so now, yeah. >> how? >> okay, brishiani i think was 22. so at 38, would she still be hitting the pipe or would she have family now? what are the odds of her taking a career life, a family life, getting out of the street thing she w

. >> up next on booktv, jeremy rifkin suggests that internet technology and renewable energy could lead the way for a new industrial revolution in the u.s. and help the country regain it economic foothold in the world. he speaks for about an hour. >> good evening, everyone. thank you for coming out tonight. we've had two seminal events in the last three years which i believe signal the end game for the great industrial revolution based on fossil fuels. the first event, july 2008. you recall that month. oil hit $147 a barrel on world markets, and the prices for all things from grocery to gasoline went through the roof. purchasing power plummeted. and the entire economic engine of the industrial revolution shut down in july 2008 at $147 a barrel. that was the economic earthquake. the collapse of the financial markets 60 days later was the aftershock. my colleagues in governments and a lot of industry around the world are still dealing with the aftershock and haven't got to enough of the crisis. and until we understand this crisis, we're not going to be able to find a way out and create ne