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Victim, effectively superhuman energy, the recklessness. >> theyre doing it because it works, alex, theyre doing it because time and time again this is the playbook police unions, of prosecutors who dont hold police accountable, its the playbook a mayor, city councils, this is why we are in this situation, theres no lone wolf here, this is part of the infrastructure, or actually getting more paying for. and until we actually holder elected officials accountable, to deal with this and they stop b...

The newly elected shelby district a county -- who ran on a platform different -- address racial profiling and de-escalation training tactics. and the memphis chief of police has also spoken out about reforms, including on a national scale. the kind of timeline we have seen in the tyre nichols case is not the norm when it comes to police violence against black americans, especially when it comes to these killings that have been caught on video. in the 2014 youre killing of 17-year-old laquan mcdo...

Profiling, and excessive use of force. policies that in militarization of police, policies that put a ban on chokeholds and limit no-knock warrants. we need to end qualified immunity. this is a protection that has been codified in our courts, that it does not allow for accountabilitys when law enforcement is operated with brutality and recklessness and a disregard for black and brown bodies and lives. there is no accountability. so again, there can be no justice, but there must be accountability...

>> yeah, thats the unanswered question, jessica. it raises a question about racial profiling and about policies in that police department that go beyond these five officers. we heard that resident that sara spoke to saying that there needs to be accountability all the way to the top. and i am in agreement with that. i, too, have praise for the police chief in terms of how swiftly she acted but i have questions about her leadership because this unit was formed under her direction and we now know ...

Wings in the world of science but not before an alarming encounter that captured national attention. cbs bradley blackburn has more. >> reporter: it has red and brown wings with black spots and 9-year-old bobbie wilson can tell you exactly what it is. >> a spider that can fly. >> reporter: last fall she learned about this invasive species in school and wanted to help. >> i mixed water, dish soap, and apple cider vinegar. >> reporter: she was using it outside her new jersey home when a neighbor c...

Orderly society. and that really becomes a process of racial profiling that disproportionally targeted young black men as potential criminals. >> were out there. they have more foot posts out there. more police officers walking the beat. >> hi. how are you? >> if i were to put police on every corner in america, of course crime would go down. but the question is, at what cost? for black people it was a sense of community, a sense of dignity, a sense of respect from law enforcement. >> with the ma...

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African-American teens are more likely to be questioned by police

In the case of ted bundy he received his bachelors degree in psychology and of course btk got his bachelors degree in criminal justice as well. and then the unabomber got his ph.d in mathematics. so we do have precedent for it but it is still i think unusual and the fact that he was located so close to where the victims lived i think is also interesting and probably goes to personality traits. that is what we look for when we do assessments of people. what is their personality in their regular l...

Will get to you amy, dont you worry. chicken or the egg, what came first did starting criminology somehow flip a switch in his brain? >> i think law enforcement especially those that deal with criminal profiling and especially the realm and the word i keep forgetting a psychopath, the answers that we would drive and i cant speculate but also you asked shocking, but what is not shocking, he was 8 miles away. a lot of times, the whole point is the perpetrator is always right there. and people at t...