among them, rj had a rap sheet for two domestic violence cases, though crystal had looked into rj's background mom says they were only credit checks, not criminal background checks. >> do you know anything about him? >> rj was arrested for domestic violence only three months before crystal's murder, charged with assaulting his second wife in riverside, california. he pleaded not guilty and was released on $50,000 bail in the meantime, josephine issued her own wanted poster of rj on facebook. >> and then it just went viral. >> u.s. marshals also took on the manhunt. they believe that mcleod fled through mexico to central america after mitchell's death. his last reported locations were in belize and then guatemala, and josephine's poster paid off with many tips. >> one guy said, oh, i met him at the bar and we had a drink. a gal called me up. she says, i'm a bar owner here at the beach, and this man was at my bar. >> and thankfully, josephine just never gave up. tracking those stories because six years after her daughter's murder, her tips helped nab the violent bodybuilder. u.s. marshals finall

so israel has to move quick, rj tech unit, that glaze that little hole we put on the grounds taking outallah and israel has to get the commandos in there to mop up the elements in southern lebanon. my fear is that the white house is weak minded and immune to that psychological warfare lies that it's being pumped into the social media handheld devices and there's nothing we can do about that work quickly. >> sean: and we have a presidential candidate that wants every american to be courageous and never same radical islamic terrorism. you have to defeat the terrorism, when the war in israel is doing their job, these people dedicated to destroy the state of israel. our prayers are with you. when we come back more 'hannity' coming up straightahead. [ ♪♪ ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sandals jamaica sale is now on. visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sandals ♪ ♪ >> sean: before we go a big programming announcement. be sure to tuning right here tomorrow night do not miss the vice presidential debate. we will be doing postdebate coverage starting at 11:00 eastern right out of new york. i do not want to be in new york

. >> how do we fill out the gaps in the rj chaing structure i don't know where you are physically locatede in new jersey. everybody's got an ev. here at cnbc, we have chargers select austin, madison, wisconsin. as i drive back and forth numerous times every year, once you get to pennsylvania and go west to ohio and indiana, it's very grim. what has to come first does the charging infrastructure have to come first or does the rollout and build-out and more sales of cars justify the build-out of more chargers, sort of the chicken and the egg of charging, if you will? >> yeah, look. it's a little bit of both. i'll tell you, the fattest growing states in our network today are texas, florida, michigan, arizona. the charging infrastructure will build out through the loan will span 30 states we're not just talking about the coasts we're talking about states across the united states >> badar khan. i'm sure you have no idea it's up 60% i wanted to let you know in case you weren't aware. congratulations on the loan and the stock move today take care. >> thanks. >>> coming up, air, land, and the gop

tom fitzpatrick, managing director of global insights at rj o'brien.t's going on short term with the dollar here? >> his, kelly. thanks for having me again. in the short term we have a different picture when we were speaking in august. we are seeing a very dovish fed, cautious ecb, a hawkish bank of japan. as a consequence, we were seeing a move in the year differential, very much against the dollar. we saw significant weakness, continuing into the end of september. since then the picture has changed quite dramatically. even with the 50 basis points that the fed gave us, they turned much more cautious. they questioned the continuation of an aggressive move. in fact, continuing to cut, while the bank of japan has become more cautious. the ecb has become increasedly dovish, they're talking about 50 base moves as d. and we see a shark reversal moving dramatically back in favor of the dollar. as a consequence, a 5% drop in the euro, we have seen them come back quite strongly. there's a danger that it will continue further. number one we're possibly breakin

our dave long is a terrific president and taken of this charge and has -- rj bong has done a terrific -- is a terrific president and taken charge of this. greg: as you say in your remarks the world has changed in the last 80 years. he was conceived to help the exchange rates, limit international capital flows and he was there to essentially police balance of payments and someone. we get into the 1970's, 1980's, 1990's. a lot of the job was helping countries developing work through debt crises. as recently as 2009 with respect to greece they had that role. is that -- has that changed? are the debt crises of old like the debt crisis of today? do they have to adjust their approach to recognize that fact? undersec. shambaugh: i think they do and i think they are to some extent. one of the biggest differences, the creditors are different. they created a club. it was kind of easy. the imf could call the paris club and say we need to work this out. the creditor landscape is more complicated now. china is a major lender but not just china. there is india, saudi arabia, other countries. the la

i think because my my best friend who lived two blocks away was rj palacio, who wrote wonder. right. that, you know, international sensation. and i think there was a for a while a woman named maria russo who used to be the editor of the book review of four children at the new york times, also was from flushing, queens. so i don't know, something good was happening in flushing. what did i read? what did we read? i read a lot of nancy drew. i read a lot of judy blume. i read a lot of those books of of the seventies when we were kids. a lot of greek mythology. thanks to raquel, we used to act these things out all the time. i didn't have in those pages a lot of latino characters and it didn't stop me from reading. but i will say that later in high school and in college, when i did tap into sandra cisneros house on mango street and start to discover latino writers, it was like a revelation. that people that ate the food that was on my kitchen table and sounded like the and usually espagnole and all these things that that was worthy of being in a book. and i'm sad that it took that