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This is new york against the killers and we will not lose. >> john: continuing to serve even after death, amazing, what a tragedy. brian, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: and john, sadly another tragedy in virginia. two campus officers shot and killed at bridgewater college yesterday after the school reported an active shooter on campus. police arresting 27-year-old alexander campbell. he is charged with murder. due in court this afternoon. the school president identified the victims as campus poli...

Spatter expert who worked for the miami p.d. who is secretly a serial killer. >> soon hell be packed into a few neatly wrapped hefties and my own small corner of the world will be a neater, happier place. >> he was raised by a policeman to channel his sociopathic impulses to only kill other killers. so he is a bad guy but also a good guy. >> i kill reprehensible people. i mean, the idea of the show is that youre invited to identify with and maybe even root for a serial killer. >> thats right. >>...

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Special agent jonathan schafer would join the team. >> the story that the husbands in south carolina, theres no apparent likely suspects. so the first thought is serial killer or some unknown individual. thats where theyd requested the profiler. >> had there been any serial killers in the area that could possibly tie to this then? >> no. there wasnt at that time. it was a long shot. >> did this lead anywhere, contacting the b. a. u.? >> their opinion was that probably somebody close to her did t...

Killers put in jail, ahmaud arbery, just recently. but there are so many others where we havent seen justice. maybe a are productive sort of question is, what does justice look like for these families? these murders happened so long ago, people are dead, the perpetrators are dead. so, how can we look at whats really, what can justice really look like for these families? one thing thats really interesting is, congressman louis really wanted a truth and reconciliation commission, to be a part of t...

Sitters mess up, parents dont go to jail over it, why is your case being treated differently? >> i really dont know, that is the problem, it doesnt make sense to anybody that hears it or goes over it. >> todd: david, if you watched our show, you know d.a.s across the country are letting killers walk the streets, why are they going after melissa so hard here? >> it is difficult to say for sure, but my impression is that those in power sometimes just get dug in with i know what is better for you a...

Tragic in my heart goes out to the families feel of the survivors. the prosecutor says shes angry as a mother, angry as a citizen, angry as a prosecutor. i get that. but anchor should not be the basis for decisions prosecutors make, even in egregious cases like this. look, they are responsible parents, and horrible citizens. but they are not killers. and manslaughter should be reserved for actual killers. the crumbleys could be sentenced to 60 years of prison if theyre convicted of all counts. t...

New jersey, new york, all over. the philadelphia police officers were there out in force. they were there for if funeral of wilbert mora. it was officiated by cardinal dolan. mayor adams, a former nypd officer he was and his police commissioners and said we have your backs to the police officers of this city. they pledged a partnership to make this city safe once again. >> this execution devastates a family, rocks the soul of a department, touches heart of a nation. tests the faith of this city....

Available for sale to the general public. also many of them have seen their travel plans for the lunar new year which coincide with the games being disrupted because of the increasingly tightened regulations in and out of beijing. i think, laura, that is why we are sensing quite a bit of frustration, even annoyance this time around by talking to people and reading social media posts. laura? >> steven, thank you. appreciate it. coming up for you, president trump saying the quiet part out loud a...

The idea of cyberattacks, whole different ballgame. i think the world needs to come together on that and decide if, cyberattack is considered an act of war. weve always been real close on that one have never fully defined that but, yet youre right. that is a problem also. arthel: im sure. minds like yourself, brilliant minds like yours and your colleagues are working on that aspect of it as well. retired major general dana pitard. i always look forward to speaking with you. >> thank you, arthel....