in the meantime, agent rossi retired, but the bau grew. we trained morprofilers, hired tech analysts, press liaisons, and we even got our own resident genius. thank you. thank you. [laughter] agent rossi, why did you retire? that's a good question. well, the simple answer is i needed a change. i was working on my third divorce, and... third? yes, zimmerman, my third. so i needed a break, and i figured writing books might help give me some peace of mind. did it? give you peace of mind? for a time, yes. in 2005, we got another hit on the unsub, this time in los angeles. we knew it was him because of his signature. sorry, what's a signature? it's a rare combination of m.o. and ritual that allows us to link cases over time and geographic distances. her name was lana cooper. she was a 33-year-old prostitute. her body was found by a boy walking his dog in griffith park. ligature marks on her wrists and ankles. she was restrained. and he gave her a complete hysterectomy. the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, all removed. a little crude, but he cu

>> rossy: they don't care.ey paid a lot of money to protect the forest. you protect the monkey. you don't protect the people. i eat the monkey. if i'm hungry i eat them. they don't care about if the world is going more and more warm. >> darren: yeah, climate change. >> rossy: yeah, okay, it's warm. okay, it's warm. you're going to die, yes? okay, you're going to die. that's life. for them just normal. >> anthony: a lot of people feel that the future should be ecotourism. that they should essentially be working in hotels and restaurants for tourists. >> rossy: yeah. >> anthony: that's kind of a return to colonialism, isn't it? >> rossy: that's it. exactly. go on a first date. my passion is puppetry. here? i think we're done here. hate drama? go to cars.com research, price, find. only cars.com helps you get the right car without all the drama. this clean was like pow! can a toothpaste do everything well? it added this other level of clean to it. it just kinda like...wiped everything clean. 6x cleaning my teeth ar

reportera: la presiÓn de caza su secreto era abrumadora pero cuando no rossi tenÍa 12 aÑos, tenia y rossiy mi pena y voy a hablar. rosi: tal vez vio algo en mis ojos y me empezÓ a hacer preguntas hermana ardiente estÁ haciendo daÑo? yenny rivera no se imaginaba que fue su esposo y que abriÓ otra bomba a punto de estallar. - en cuidadodesalud.gov encontré bajo precio, calidad y cobertura. - hombre: chequeos de rutina, medicinas... mi seguro cubre todo para mi familia. - narrador: la mayoría califica para ayuda financiera en cuidadodesalud.gov y evita pagar una multa de $695 o más. - a mí me ayudaron a encontrar un plan excelente y ayuda financiera para pagarlo. ¿qué más puedo pedir? - narrador: es tu última oportunidad, inscríbete en cuidadodesalud.gov. la fecha límite es el 31 de enero. conductora: por ocho aÑos guardÓ el secreto sexual pero los 16 aÑos se sentÍa digna de nada y supo que habÍa llegado el momento de contar. en 1992 terminÓ y la pareja tenÍa 3 hijos, cinco aÑos mÁs tarde trino amenazÓ a jenny con quitarle los niÑos fue entonces que se llenÓ de valor y llego al trabajo de su

agent rossi. i can't believe it's been a year already. time flies. man, you must have some serious juice. thought for sure we were gonna have to cancel. riot in the yard, tight-ass warden. any plans for the big day? come on. you should get out and do something. never know how many of these you got left. what's her name? i used to hate birthdays when i was a kid. that's why i like celebrating yours. her name. took her in eureka. drove her out to the headwaters forest preserve up on elk river road. 100 yards south of the trailhead, [knocking] open gate 241. [yates humming "happy birthday"] happy birthday to you [door closes and locks] happy birthday to you happy birthday, agent rossi happy birthday to you captioning made possible by abc studios, llc and cbs, inc. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- [alarm beeping] [groans] 5 more minutes, please. whoop, there we go. ohh! denied. mommy, wake up. it's time to play. [laughs] oh, henry. i'm late for work and you promised. ok, buddy, go get your shoes. go on. yay! [groans] when

reportera: la presiÓn de caza su secreto era abrumadora pero cuando no rossi tenÍa 12 aÑos, tenia y rossia y mi pena y voy a hablar. rosi: tal vez vio algo en mis ojos y me empezÓ a hacer preguntas hermana ardiente estÁ haciendo daÑo? ♪ ♪ crece conmigo ♪ y sigamos el mismo camino ♪ tú y yo ♪ ♪ crece conmigo ♪ y sigamos el mismo camino ♪ y será lo mejor ♪ tú y yo ♪ conductora: por ocho aÑos guardÓ el secreto sexual pero los 16 aÑos se sentÍa digna de nada y supo que habÍa llegado el momento de contar. en 1992 terminÓ y la pareja tenÍa 3 hijos, cinco aÑos mÁs tarde trino amenazÓ a jenny con quitarle los niÑos fue entonces que se llenÓ de valor y llego al trabajo de su hermana para contarle la v, dad rosi:creo que me vio por las ventanas y dice que venÍa con la cabeza triste y hacia abajo. no le dije nada ella me dio los ojos me dijo hermana ardiente estÁ haciendo daÑo yo contestÉ sÍ. me dijo es un tipo de abuso fÍsico cuando por fin dijo es sexual dije si y me dijo esta bien que yo conozco si y en persona lista de amigos de papÁ, ella no se imaginaba que esto iba a suceder en nuestra famili

what about you, rossi? best ever gangster flick. i've had too much of the real thing to be a fan of mob movies. garcia, did we get the crime scene surveillance video yet? no, sir,ecause there wasn't any. that's not possible. every inch of the casino is surveilled everminute of every day. yeah. apparently the footage was tampered with, so... all right. reid and prentiss, go to the crime scene. dave, you and jj find out if savino was involved in anything the local authorities don't know about. morgan and i will contact the local fbi office and arrange a ceasefire with the families. [croupier, indistinct] croupier: yes, sir, you're on the line. there you go. [cheering] that's very good. whoo! [cheering] yes! yes! yes! oh hho ho! [croupier, indistinct] it looks like the party's over here. mind if i join? hey. there you are. eddie! that's my man. there you are. gee, curtis. those all yours? [laughs] oh, yes. stay right here. i've got plans with you. [whistles] oh, you are on a hot streak. [both laugh] too bad your old man couldn't see th

rossi and i will take the images. find the fetish, find the fiend. hey, you want to make this interesting? best insights, loser buys lunch. ooh, bring it on, girl. ok. it looks like we have a happy kid. well-rounded, varied interests. this looks to have been drawn at about the schematic stage. so that would make him about 6 years of age at the time, right? mm-hmm. it's dated 1976. so that would make him about 38 now. d's blond, assuming it's autobiographical. and he's caucasian. [laughs] ohh... but, now, here, look. look at how the drawings change over the years. a bright sun, a loving family, an idyllic home. but then, the mother goes away. maybe she leaves the maybe she dies. the father struggles to make ends meet. e boy begins to withdraw, retreating within himself. this is his turning point. so what informed his fantasies, and when did it begin? this is the earliest one i found--1982. it's tame in comparison to the later stuff. vintage. think he was a collector? or it was handed down. from his fathe i can still remember my dad's less than skillfu

ryan rossi +loki s owner "words cannot describe it whatsoever. like i said, he s not just a dog, he )s family. loki )s vet bills total more than police in california got a bunch of strange calls telling them about a unicorn that was on the loose. it took california highway patrol three hours to track down the animal named juliet. it turns out juliet is a miniature pony that is used in photo shoots -- and she has a fake horn. the horses owner were shocked and scared when they heard the news. officials say no one was hurt --and juliette is now back home ahead at 4: our first look at video of a bus attack. the women in the video claim to be victims -- but they are the ones three college students are facing charges. police say--they attacked a woman on a bus, then called police to claim they were victims of a racial dispute. as trishna begman reports-- surveillance video captured what happened. for the first time we are audio from the 911 calls made by the women claiming to be victims. 911 audio from asha burwell "hi yes, i )d like to report that me

rossi: "an earthly kingdom cannot exist "without inequality of persons. "some must be free, some serfs, some rulers, some subjects." you know, i could have gotten you a coloring book at the airport. i'm creating a topographical map, weighing down and geocoding all key locations looking for algorithms. yeah. that's exactly what i thought you were doing. it's called a jeopardy surface. it's a way of narrowing down where the unsub could reside. and by default, where he may be stashing angela miller. you know, it says here the guy had a fully loaded gun, so we know he had options. why the grenade? he wants to be remembered. and he wanted to be sure to take as many cops with him as possle. he knows he's out gunned. so he waits. times it to the last second. boom! there are some very committed people in those parts. who love their fire power. almost as much as they hate us. militia. and they're heavily armed. yeah, but hand grenades? it's not uncommon for militia members to have military experience. oftentimes, they resent the structure and they get discharged,

these are agents rossi and jareau and dr. reid. so a fed ex carrier called it in? at 8:03, on his early route. no one expect to go to work and never come home, after the news broke, half the town called in sick. understandable. the media's in a frenzy. a press briefing from you guys would calm them down. of course. as soon as we make our assessment. so what do we know about the missing employee so far? apparently he's a programmer. we have an unconfirmed report of a neighbor seeing his car near his home this morning. you said the ceo's office was ransacked? yes. adam werner's office. jj. this is the first victim we found, nathan munz. the position of the body suggests he was one of the last ones killed. he tried to escape and almost made it to the exit. jane burney and vinia dev were here. jane tried to run, vinia didn't. how do you know? she's half under her desk, which means she tried to hide and the unsub found her. so these 3 were stabbed and the rest were shot to death. have you considered two killers? all seem to come from the same pair of shoes. given the vi

rossi: sometimes collateral damage can't be avoided. you know, people that sit in offices always think that. this is red echo. we have unwanted targets. permission to abort. negative, red echo. the operation is a go. i repeat, the operation is a go. [gunots] rossi: you had to shoot those kids, didn't you? they saw us. they would have blown the mission. just like everyone at synalock. someone wants revenge. we've always known that our own government might disavow us. they tried to buy adam with the navy cross, but it didn't work, so they've replaced him with an imposter. and now they're taking my family one by one. listen, jenna and ally are safe. you expect me to believe that? i know they're coming after me. i'll make you an offer. you let milgram go and i'll take his place. i don't want you, i want my family. the people who have them wi not negotiate unless milgram is freed. but you need insurance. i get that. let me take his place. why would you do that? because i'm not just a guy behind a desk. i was a mane with boots on the ground,

rossi: keyes was a sexual sadist, though. cutting a husband and wife to death, it's--it's more like he's mocking their marriage bond. that's where my head's at. they took each other for better or worse, now i'm going to show youorse. so his home life's probably a wreck. at least one ex-wife, not to mention his mom and dad. all right, we need to hit the ground running. reid, i wa you working on a geographic profile. blake, you and rossi go to the morgue, cover victimology. jj and morgan, go look at the cars. we need to understand how he's gaining control of the victims. near as i can tell, your guy cuts in a mirror pattern. what he does to the husband he matches with the wife. except the wife had diagonal cuts downward and the husband's were horizontal. in their chest and torso, yeah. that gives me a sense of the attacker's height. if the attacker's taller than the victim, the knife will go down. but if he's shorter, it'll go in straight. so the unsub's taller than the wife but shorter than the husband. wife's 5'4", husband's

rossi: what's her name? her name's samantha allen. most documents have her listed as sam allen. 36, never married, born and raised and lived her whole life in crawford, owns and operates a nursery, the plant kind, not the baby kind. prentiss: there security footage? yes. i'm sending that to you. it's on your tablets right now. prentiss: what's she looking at? rossi: i can't tell. what happened? it looks like she was spooked. dave, you and prentiss see if you can find samantha allen. reid and i will get set up at the station. rossi: all we can hope is that morgan and jj get through to the survivor. you can't examine the scars? i can't get close enough. he has the most severe case of c.e.r. i've ever seen. conditioned otional response. i've only seen it in vets. that's worse than ptsd. he had an adrenaline rush when he escaped, but coming down from that will be just as extreme. and i'm sure he's sensitive to lht and sound. incredibly. we're keeping it as quiet and dark as possible. it's probably what he's used to. he's also been somewhe

rossi: scott adams wrote, "nothing inspires forgiveness quite li revenge." so, the surgeon said he believes he can restore feeling to tammy's hands. good. we got there in time. i heard mr. bradstone wants to watch the tape. oh, that explains why i'm going to rossi's tomorrow night. i want to see if he really can cook. you coming? i don't know. i'm not so sure i can make it. look, reid, i know you're mad at us because we didn't tell you what really happened, and i understand that. but i promise you, we had no choice. you mourned the loss of a friend. i mourned the loss of 6. [sighs] this whole thing gave me an ulcer. are you gonna go to rossi's tomorrow? we'll see. now, matt, you might not want to watch this. but this is what i'm going to do to your daughter. but what i did with your wife, [screaming] no! stop! cy: shh, shh... aah! stop! cooking is the most sensual art form. and these are my paints. so your hands must be brushes. don't interrupt. in a pot of boiling water we cook our spaghetti until it's al dente, firm to the tooth. here you go. everybody pas

[cell phone rings] yeah, rossi. what's going on? morgan and reid went to find charlie wilkinson at work. he wasn't there. well, we can't rule out stephen foley just yet. we're on ouway to the wilkinson house now. can you tell us what he did to you? i'll try. i remember the first time he took me to the barn. he would cover my head so i didn't know where i was. but it didn't really matter. he kept me so high, i didn't know what day it was. he wanted me to dance for m. [music playing] he would call it a party. one night he was so passed out that...i realized that the barn door was unlocked and my cuffs were undone, so i was able to get away. the cops didn't believe your story? it was...humiliating. did you see any other girls there? i was the only one. can you remember any details about your surroundings? nothing is too small. i scratched a little peace symbol on the wall. i would touch it every night before he came... for me. that was my guardian angel. chrissy wilkinson? can i help you? jennifer jareau, this is derek morgan. we're wi

where doctor shannan rossi recently traveled and saw first hand.the devistating effects of the virus. "it's heartbreaking and its critical i think." machine whirring the univeristy of texas medical branch is home to one of the worlds largest collection of viruses...nearly 7-thousand samples are stored at the facility. with the focus now on zika, rossi and a team of scientists are working on a quick test to detect the virus in humans, and eventually develop a vaccine. omar: "are we closer to a vaccine?" rossi: "yes, every single day that people like me and my colleagues are on the bench, we're one step closer to the vaccine." the national institutes of health says there could be a zika vaccine by the end of 2017. omar villafranca channel 2 news. arianna: what are the biggest hazards threatening northern nevada? i'm arianna bennett... i'll tell you what emergency managers are most concerned ryan: i'm ryan canaday live at in carson city where people are already gathering to caucus, to caucus tonight... to decide who they'd like to see as the g-o-p nominee for president. campaign 2016 cov

rossi: they're using the hostages as human shields. this is the first time they've been interrupted. what went wrong? it's a big bank. it's possible they weren't about to round everybody up before someone triggered an alarm. why haven't they cut e feed now that they've been cornered? letting us see inside gives up a tactical advantage. they gotta know that. hotch: they don't seem to care. jj: they're overconfident. arrogant, even. the face card masks add to their narcissism. their personas are the royalty of poker. jj, reid, and prenti, look at past robberies. that's gonna be our victimology. pull another analyst if you need to. dave, i nt you to handle negotiations. and, morgan, strategize tactical options with mpd. chief strauss. the director ordered me to supervise your operation. puts you right in the spotlight. well, you've got gunmen with hostages in the capital. the hill's concerned. we're about to open lines of communication. what about a tactical assault? i don't think it's a good idea. there are hostages in front of the doors

ssa david rossi, this is ssa emily prentiss. sir. ssa derek morgan. it's an honor, agent rossi. please, just dave. and dr. spencer reid. sir, if i uld talk to you later about your work with the scarsdale skinner. psycho-linguistics is an incredibly dynamic field, and the fact that your profile of his reading habits ultimately led to his capture is something i findsoncredibly intrig-- reid, slow down. he'll be here for a while. sorry. no problem, doctor. maybe you guys can talk on the jet. the jet? oh, yeah, that'd be great. are you serious? we have a jet now. yeah. it comes in pretty handy. come on. j.j.'s waiting. carrollton, texas, is a suburb just outside of dallas. 4 days ago, michelle coluc found this flier on her front door. she found it? meaning she wasn't actually missing? yet. she took the flier to a friend's husband, detective yarbrough, at the carrollton p.d., who told her it was probably just a halloween prank, and he sent her home. well, i don't blame him. halloween brings out the fool in everyone. still, he stopped by michelle's house later to check on her. the doo

[rossi speaking in background] agent rossi was always very nice to brandon. let him do it. morgan: it's unlikely... dave. all righ feel free to call me if you have any other background questions. and what's your name, sir? it's dr. spencer reid. r-e-i-d. you know, there's a sniper right be--ooh! never mind. when did you become a gamer, old man? oh, a while back. after this kid told me how much he loved playing with his big brother. will you sign this for me? first edition. i'm touched. you're a good writer. so are you. i read one of your ap english essays. "the futility of jay gatsby and the green light." where'd u get that? well, i was curious as to, uh, what kind of kid you grew up to be. apparently a smart one. but that didn't stop you from getting beaten up on a regular basis. you know how it is with fans. and, uh, principal givens, he couldn't stop that, could he? that must have really ticked you off. listen, i already told the police, ok, i was watching movies on my computer. well, just because you downloaded them doesn't mean you sat here and watched them. you were c

i'll take rossi and prentiss with me. since you couldn't go out to dinner, i thought i would bring dinner to you. you never bring me dinner. vegan pad thai, your favorite. you had to go all the way to adams morgan to get me that. i thought i would just do something special. no, i'm not. and you'g.re sweatin i'm not acting weird. you're acting weird. why are you acting so weird? i'm acting weird because you're-- i don't have time for this, ok? i need to get to work. ok, i'll just stand in the back. no! no, i can't concentrate if you're here. well...ok. um, i'll put the food in the fridge, but maybe you have time to take a nibble on this? this is a red velvet cupcake, and you only give them to me on special occasions. we'll talk later. [siren] [indistinct police radio, chatter] can she talk? no, pressure's falling. check the car. i'll go with her. we'll put out an apb on our unsub. she might be on foot. [baby crying] it's ok, johnny. mommy's gonna take ce of everything. [continues crying] no, no, no, no. shh, shh, shh, shh.

rossi: the family that abuses together... you know, i thought it was just the angle of the crime scene photos. there's obviously something missing. the rest of the blood. somebody cleaned up. this man's an incompetent suitor seeking intimacy with woman unavailable to him. he thinks he's courting his soul mate who in reality is a total stranger to him. he's making some physical improvements. but even if he's able to get enough confidence together to speak to keri, she'd find it more like talking to a 12-year-old boy. a very dangerous one. his obsession has heightened, as indicated by his followg her to maryland he writes instead of calls, which could mean that he's afraid of how he'll sound. he might be less educated or have some sort of physical sue, like a speech impediment. he wouldn't have written march 21, 2006, in that first letter if that date didn't actually mean something to him. it could be the first time he saw her at the ba or the movies. i mean, the possibilities are endless. their paths crossed somewhere in atlan

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hoh, we're heading to rossi's. you in? uh, jack's got a sleepover this weekend, so i was gonna go to new york and see beth. hubba hubba. wow... ah... wa a second. where's reid? he said he had something important to do. hi. um, spencer reid for two. you are the first to arrive. would you like to be seated? yes, i'd like that. [cell phone rings] [ring] [ring] hello. maeve, it's me. listen, don't come to the restaurant. what are you talking about? i'm outside. go home. spencer, if you don't want to meet me, you can just say it. no, that's nott. look, i think your stalker's here. what? please just go. ok. hey, dick. hey. so what's up? [exhales] excuse me, sir. a woman just left this for you. reid: thomas merton once wrote, "love is our true destiny. "we do not find the meaning of life "by ourselves alone. we find it with another." captioning made possible by abc studios, llc and cbs, inc. blessed are the leaves of the forest and the air that we breathe. each day help me realize the oneness that nurtures, strengthens, and invig

rossi: as his levels normalize, and he tries to correct his course. this is where heather and michelle come in. after killing craig, the unsub sought out women that he was desperate to be attracted to. but he's trapped in a scenario with an impossible outcome. he can't force himself to like women, so when he's unable to get aroused, he becomes depressed again and lashes out in anger to the people he blames for his impotence. the circular logic dictating his never-ending cycle was not formed overnight. it most likely came about due to years of serious abuse, either emotional, physical, or both. we're more than friends. what are you talking about? i like him. like like him. the hell you do. don't even think like that, son. it's how i feel. no, it isn't. it can't be. he's taken advantage of you somehow. he hasn't. it's the truth. truth? the truth? i'll show you the truth. is the need to be accepted by the parent or loved one who has rejected the individual because of their homosexuality. so focus on men who grew u in a broken home and suffered under the

rossi: the killer has been murdering in 6-hour increments. he is, in effect, time-stamping his victims. there's no reason to believe he will deviate from that now. which means the next kill will be at midnight. the public needs to be alerted to stay off the streets for all non-essentl activity. single women should not be in their homes alone. we need to blanket this city. we do have one advantage. a killer who uses this kind of precise timing and specificity is easy to disrupt. we can use his own m.o. against him. thank you. reporter: the police chief has suggested a citywide curfew, and although it is not a mandatory curfew, the city of enid tonight resembles a ghost town. there's nothing like a serial killer on the loose to cut down on traffic. the problem is, as far as we know, the unsub strikes from inside the house, not out in the open. [door creaks] i'll be two minutes grabbing my clothes. you're a sweetheart to let me stay the night. when have i ever said no to a sleep-over with you? [chuckles] [cell phone rings] [ring] hi, mom. and i'

reid and rossi are en route. hey, girl. h you doing with that e-mail we sent you? i've got the sender's ip address. goes to an internet cafe just outside germantown. ok, good. send us the address. i've just talked to reid. they found jill's phone on the ground near her c. on the ground? in a parking garage north of center city. blood here. a couple of drops. looks like she was dragged. this shouldn't have happened. into thinking she was meeting a friend. i to her, slow down, check your ego, use your team. david, there's no way you could have known that she was gonna go off by herself. i did know. sure as i know myself. [switch clicks] [kat gasps] [zapping] [gasps] [whimpers] kat: aah! [muffled cry] [kat crying] no[sobbing] you can go louder. [kat sobbing] don't, please! aah! [sobbing] that computer was used exactly 4 hours and 12 minutes ago. now, i need you to try to remember the man that was sitting there. i can't remember. i mean, we get a lot of people in here. white, 30s to 40s. solidly built, physically imposing, maybe blue collar. there was this one guy. big

rossi: get to higher ground. jj: what's the fastest way out? prentiss: he probably drove his own car. we didn't see any atvs. garcia: chris shelton drives a truck. morgan: did you see one on the road on the way in? no. where's the next closest road? well, it's a trek. it's at least a few miles north of where the body was just found. that leaves 3 likely areas where he would have parked. mm-mmm. you didn't find any keys, did you? because josh probably took them. all right, we need to divide up. [engine won't start] come o uhh! [groaning] i've waited 3 years for this. you little bitch. tawes, don't do it. uhh! it's over. [gasps, groaning] yes, mrs. jais. i understand your concerns, but we're all fine. call anytime. colonel ron massey, you're under arrest. i've done nothing. you texted chris shelton the coordinates of the campsite. that makes you an accessory to murder. texted? ok, fine. you had tawes do it. why would i do that? because you had now power or control over josh, and you couldn't handle that. the problem is, he wasn't gonna go away qu

rossi: that's not an answer. of course not. what do you think? they're trying to turn us against one another. why would you even do that? olly's dead 'cause of that. i wouldn't. i'm trapped here, too. are you lying to me? we've come too far for you to start doubting me now. lost too much. hey. hey... don't let them tear us apart right as we're about to win. if you do that, olly's death won't mean anything. i want to talk to someone who won't jerk me around face to face. no more feds. i want to talk to the cop who shot my brother. no. no, forget it. jj, if it means we can end this... what makes you think he won't shoot you the minute you walk inside? look, he wants out of there just as much as we want him out. it's not happening. forget it. there's no guarantee he won't retaliate for the death of his brother. i know you'd do it if you were me. will, i get what you're feeling, but you are too close to this case to make that call. you're damn right i'm close. 4 people are dead because i shot his brother. and no one else needs to die 'cause of what i

rossi. let go of me. what's going on? i want to know what he did to my katie. don't tell me to calm down. why are you arresting him? sir, we're just asking him questions. that's it. jack! if you had anything to do with this, i swear, i will kill you! that's enough, si that's enough. when the sun shines, we'll shine together told you i'll be here forever that i'll always be a friend you know i'm gonna stick it out to the end hotch: garcia. sir. i need you to check flights r the last 72 hours into san diego, orange county, and private airports as well. we're looking for one, maybe 2 men, possibly irish, out of boston. i got it. checks motels, hotels, car rentals, everything you can. i've interviewed hundreds of killers. all types of crazy motives for doing what they did. they all share one thing in common. it's in their eyes. until what they hold most precious is gone... and then they're lost. just likthe rest of us. [whispering] shut up. [water dripping] shut up. shut up! [dripping] you stop! stop, shut up. [grunts] [creaking] [grunts] you could have just asked.

with the focus on zika rossie and other scientists are working to develop a vaccine. >> yes. every single day that people like me and my colleagues are on the bench we are one step closer to a vaccine. >> the national institute of health says there could be a vaccine by the end of 2017. cbs news galveston, texas. >>> time to talk the weather. a big story with the snow falling in some areas and a men out there. johnny we bring you in to give >> it's the mix that is viewing for some because it is going to be slippery. right now it's a wait and see game. we have 40 here for john. his neighbor tom now our concern for long island in through the city and coastal connecticut could see flooding tonight. it's a south wind and extra rain as well. 35 getting messy for fred out in stock holm and i thought it was an interesting observation from mike at 32. he would rather have a foot of cold dry snow than the notch to rain mix. so what's going on happen is parts of the area will see the mixing and that means dealing with a little bit of sleet. very slippery and heavy as mike points out so

shen and rossi recently traveled and saw firsthand the devastating effects of the virus. speemac it is heartbreaking and critical. speemac the university of texas medical branch is home to one of the world's largest collection of viruses, nearly 7000 samples are stored at the facility. with the focus now on zika rossi and the team of scientists are working on a quick test to detect the virus in humans, and eventually develop a vaccine. speemac are we closer to a vaccine ? >> yes. every single. every single day that people like me and my colleagues we are one step closer to a vaccine. speemac the national institutes of health says there could be a zika vaccine by the end of 2017. speemac doctors are always keeping an eye out for the next disease that could cause an epidemic. scientist say the flu bug is still on the top of their list. we've made it easy for you to go to wtsp .com on the left- hand side there's a zika virus tab where you will find the latest stories. >>> those pictures you showed at the beginning of the newscast >> i mean all eyes on the louisiana, mississi

rossi: a custom-made box. maybe our unsub was a carpenter. morgan: he stuffed him in there practically folding him in half. he had also been hung and restrained yesterday, justin marks and connie foster, who were dating, they went missing two miles away from the first abduction site. a couple? he's escalating. yes. this morning justin's body was found. he had been hung. he had been stuffed in a box left in an alley. officers say his brown hair had been dyed black. connie's still missing. so he probably still has her. why would he reject justin overnight but keep the first male victim for two days? something about him didn't work out. look at his neck. he was hung multiple times. the question is, what does he do with connie? he could make her watch him abuse the men or have asphyxiative sex with them. well, a brunette male and a woman are crucial to this guys fantasy. well, he's kept conn. maybe she's the object of his desire. well, our first order of business is finding her and then making sure he doesn't do this again. wheels up in 30. shh,

(rossi "galveston zika tx hrem01.01") (ov) are we closer to a vvcine? (sr) yes, every single day that people like me and my colleagues are on the bench, we're one step closer to the vaccine. the national institutes of health says there could be a zika vaccine by the end of 2017. omar villafranca, cbs news, galveston, texas./// ((denise valdez)) infectious disease doctors are always keeping an eye out for the next disease that could cause an epidemic. scientists we talked to say the flu bug, which kills thousands of americans a year, is still on the top of their list./// paul joncich > that's all for us at 4. denise valdez 8 news now at five starts after this. don't forget.. we're always on at las vegas now dot com, on facebook and we are down to crunch time folks, we got to do it. candidates are rallying support throughout the state. that's why i'm so confident that we're going to win. we're your local election headquarters... taking you live to the polling sites and campaigns to see it all in action. ((paula francis)) > nevada's "first in the west" cau

this is agent rossi. hi. uh...welcome to st. baldwin's. creepy, isn't it? they shut it down in '98 after a fire burned down theast wing. any idea what part of the hospital we're in now? is is the female ward. the old day room to be exact. hotch, take a look at this. the victim was laid out here, but the bed wasn't here originally. it was dragged across the floor from in there. those are the old patient rooms. these beds are heavy. this unsub went to a lot of trouble to make sure that the victim was placed right here in the middle of the room. that is significant. the unsub knows this place. could be a former patient. i'll have garcia pull up a list. we, uh, photographed all the walls, and we're running a paint analysis to find the most recent graffiti. or the unsub left his mark. [woman humming] my son. you've been so brave. i have no fear. you will. the wives will be stronger. it's an honor to be chosen defder. an honor and a curse for this family. regardless, it is our sacred duty. be vigilant. never let your guard down. send a warning. show them our stre

rossi traveled and saw firsthand the devastating effects of the virus. >> heartbreaking and critical. >> the university of texas medical branch is home to one of of viruses. nearly 7,000 samples are stored at the valley. with the focus now on zika, rossi and a team of scientists are working on a quick test to detect the virus in humans and eventually develop a vaccine. >> everyday that people like me and my fellow colleagues are one step closer to a vaccine. >> the national institutes of health says there could be a vaccine by the end of 2017. maureen o'boyle wbtv on your side. >> and you know infectious disease doctors are always keeping an eye for the next disease. the flu bug which killed thousands of americans a year is still at the top of their list. >> always number one. >> next, the president unveils a plan to transfer inmates from the prison in guantanomo bay to the united states. why some lawmakers say there are holes in the plan. system that could bring severe weather to our area. our team of meteorologists are on your side with team coverage of your updated forecast introdu

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bart rossi said his brief appearance -- >> he tried to get offstage. he was the loser. he didn't win. his whole bravado is all about winning. >> reporter: while ted cruz was the winner, florida senator mar rubio performed well, finishing a close third. and moving forward for rubio, rossi says -- >> st importantly perhaps he needs to show that he's a good listener. that if someone met him, that impression that he would listen to them. >> reporter: the two candidates on the democratic side have very different personalities. hillary clinton, and bernie sanders, no frills down-to-earth candidate, finished in a virtual tie last night and voters will see more of their personalities in the weeks to come. >> she deserves credit for pushing the envelope,e, doing the best she could in a tough state for her. and i thi bernie, on the other hand, really deserves credit for making himself a viable candidate. >> today there are fewer personalities in the race. democrat martin o'malley and republican mike huckabee shut down their campaigns after dismal performance last night. at 6:00,

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. >> rossy says snail mail works well this time of year too. just a line, stacie, you're wonder. i always have fun with you. sign your name or don't. i love the way you sparkle or shine. >> rossy suggest this is a great week for random acts of kindness like paying it forward in the drive-thru. pay for the person behind you and who knows, it might be contagious. back to you guys. >>> well, lots of sparkling and shining this weekend. we're looking at nice weather. and a fair amount of sunshine and a cloud or two this morning. that's it. otherwise, a good looking day. upper 60s. a good boating day. weather is not a concern today as far as boating goes. winds will be light. tomorrow, valentine's day, a lovely afternoon. up per 60s. yesterday, we were around 71. a tad cooler today, but i think it will feel nice. right now, temperatures have been around which is a lot warmer than folks up north. check this out, it's going to be the coldest days and nights for the mid-atlantic states and the northeast so far this season. right now, below freezing in atlanta. and up in minneapolis. they'

this is agent rossi. we're the good guys. but drop the gun. how do i know this isn't part of the game? kid, you gotta trust me, just like you trusted my friend penelope. come on, now. i know you're scared, but don't do anything stupid. rossi: drop the weapon! [indistinct chatter] mom... my baby boy! i'm so sorry, trent. where's josh? where's my brother? where's josh? you answer me. where's th b he's dead? morgan: frederick douglass said, "it is easier to build stronghildren than to repair broken men." [elevator bell dings] hey. thanks for everything today. i'm glad i could help. um, do you want to go and get a drink with me, right now, talk? , um... i, uh... i kind of already have plans. oh. it's just that we have reservations and stuff. yeah, i get it. you don't have to plain. i'll see you around. right. see you around. [footsteps approach] [sighs] how you doing? do you er have one of those days that you want to unplug from everything... give me your phone. and your tablet. and your other phone. ok. tonight you're coming to my house. we're go

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it's killing her, rossi. i'm never gonna know, am i? he picked out her picture. she's dead. [sobbing] [telephone rings] hey, mom, it's me. they're all out of the 2%, so i got 1% instead. and let me know if an extra 1% makes that much of a difference and i'll stop at jewel or something. all right. bye. what-- hey! hey! [honking] cindi? oh, my god. [horn honks, crash, brakes screeching] orn honking] [shouting]

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. >> rhonda rossi is one of the biggest stars in mixed martial arts.she was on the cover of the new si swimsuit edition . don't let that tough exterior ask -- for you. on the calendar generous show she admitted she played two sides. >> i was in the medical room down in the corner and i was like a what am i anymore if i'm not this and i was literally sitting there and thinking about killing myself in that exact setting -- a second i thought it was nothing . what i do anymore . no one gives any worry about me anymore. to be honest i looked up and i saw my man i was with travis standing there and i looked up and i thought i need to have his babies any to stay alive. >> rossi is seeking a rematch against homes. >>> scottsdale will reach 92 to -- degrees tomorrow when the giants arrived for spring training. it will be denard spans first training in scottsdale. back in 200010 fans lined a foul ball into the front row that ended up hitting his mom. >> hughes was pitching and he threw a fastball outside and i reacted and it hit my mom in the collarbone. the od

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ok, rossi, out with it is hotch dating? i don't know. you know, statistically, widowed men start dating much faster than females, but hotch is refuting the data. it's been 2 years and 19 days. venus has aligned with mars, which means love is in the air and maybe we will get weekends off. ahem. garcia: what? is he standing there? he's standing there, isn't he? hello, garcia. you know, if you look at the severity of the crime, this guy have have been experiencing a significant break from reality. but he'd have to be pretty cognizant to undo the crime. that can happen with killing anxiety. at first the person feels the rage that caused them to commit the violent act, and then they feel remorse. for some, that remorse turns into desire to do it again. soldiers recovering from battle often experience both emotions in rapid succession, if not simultaneously. garcia, make sure that the m.e.'s reports are waiting for us when we get there. yes, sir, i've already sent her an email. what was the relationship of the victims? local p.d. believes they

rossi: a man had his leg amputated and replaced with the leg of someone else. morgan: someone's out there mimicking the crimes we've solved. this is now an active case, which we'll be investigating along with our other cases. hello, i'm still here. [electronically altered voice] zug...zwang. it's a chess term. it describes the point in the game when a player realizes he'll inevitably be checkmated. both the director and the attorney-general want to take you off this case. we know this case better than anyone. guess what jt came to the reception desk for an agent jennifer jareau. who sent it? zugzwang. they knew you would be at that phone booth. what if this is the replicator? the original zugzwang taunt was directed at me. if it's directed at one of us, it's directed at all of us. first he was chasing us, and now it's our turn to chase him. strauss: this psychopath's message is clearly personal. you're victims now. you have no fresh leads. he wants the replicator classified inactive. erin, he's stalking this team. no one's going to give it up. i know that. and