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Technology that can benefit people and make costs go down, and improve access to things in the world? and so, i guess one could argue maybe i straddle both camps, but im certainly not as influential as those who are very die—hard and much bigger in one or the other. what do you think of those individuals? and i guess im talking about musk and bezos, who are spending tens of billions of dollars, if not more, on space, on their preoccupation with expanding mankinds horizons to mars, and maybe ev...

Again, they have made the arrest, but now they are trying to get a conviction. they want to paint a picture of exactly who he is. on friday when they announced the arrest, they had 400 calls not tip line specifically about kohberger. hes a graduate student at washington state university studying criminology which also makes him a teaching assistant, and one of his students told cnn that as of late hes just been off. take a listen to what he had to say. >> he had like a little bit more facial hai...

Time? >> yeah, absolutely. he probably -- that i saw, he was always a little spotty on whether or not hed come to class because he had whatever phd stuff over the top of it. the couple times that he did come after or around that time period, i remember him, he had a little more facial hair, stubble. but less well kept than he was. he was a little quieter. he used to stand up at the start of class and talk about stuff sometimes. this time he didnt do that at all. he was definitely i think, like t...

Expert in this? >> correct. as a professor of criminology im disheartened but not at all surprised we do find occasionally that you have students majoring in criminal justice because of almost an obsessive preoccupation with crime. hes 28 years old, he would have grown up watching "csi" and "criminal minds." some of the surveys that he put out, that could be legitimate research that he did for his masters program. at the same time, the questions were very probing. did you plan for this when you ...

What do you think of those individuals? and i guess im talking about musk and bezos, who are spending tens of billions of dollars, if not more, on space, on their preoccupation with expanding mankinds horizons to mars, and maybe even beyond — when even in this city, san francisco, which has benefited so much from the tech boom, there are thousands of homeless people, when, as weve established, across the world, there are hundreds of millions going short of food. what do you think of that? the ...

Yeah, you are. its a serious question, because you have an influence and the power that comes with money, and i wonder whether you think carries with it a responsibility. so, my area of focus on a nonprofit basis is animal rights. so, i donate a lot of money to animal rights causes. thats my — i dont donate any money to political campaigns or political causes, or anything like that. so, im much more of a "who cant be helped by technology "and how can we help them"? and then, the other aspect f...

Largely not followed. >> his mother did try to provide a cocoon for him and keep him from any kind of disturbance that would set him off emotionally. and in so doing, she did exactly what we dont want to have happen, when kids need to have some exposure to stress and challenges in limited and tolerable amounts. >> in the last year of his life he was living in his bedroom in his mothers home with black plastic bags on the windows and only communicating with his mother over email. >> the only peer...

Emergency room doctor and worked with the committee. she was not involved in the gunmans a vl situation by the yale center. >> there was a lot of violence and preoccupation with war and violence and things like that. >> and guns play a prominent role in his and his familys life. >> the mother would use this as a way of connecting with her son, and it seemed like it was the only way that she could. >> and on december 14th, for reasons still unknown, he shot his mother to death before killing 20 c...