. >> so you just had a hunch? >> better than a hunch. >> and one woman's grit and determination. >> as soon as the sun comes out, i'm going to have to try to make it. >> strength this gutsy mom never even knew she had kept her going, but would it be enough it get her out alive? >> i want to see my babies and my mom. >> a haunting message. a harrowing journey. i'm lester holt, and this is "dateline: against all odds." here's andrea canning. >> reporter: the sierra nevada mountains, california, november 2012. >> i was so cold. i couldn't feel my feet anymore, and i couldn't get warm. >> reporter: a ferocious winter storm had trapped 46-year-old paula lane. no one knew where she was, is and she thought she was going to die. >> i begged to be taken. >> reporter: but she was desperate to see her children. so she set out on a dangerous journey. >> i'm going to die, i'm going to die trying. >> reporter: and in case she didn't make it, she left a good-bye message. >> i'm so sorry. this has happened. >> reporter: the story

when caltrans gives out a schedule they build in extra time so we all had a hunch it would be opening -- they said 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, we had a hunch they would finish early and they did so the bridge should be opening tonight in the next hours. we will let you know when it happens. >> thank you. >>> the fight between bart and its workers is heating up during this cooling off period. the allegations leaders are making tonight and on this labor day are you working even though you are supposed to be off? you are not alone. the surprising number of americans putting in extra hours at home. >> back after the break. showers out there all over the northern part of the state. what you can expected there is a shower chance in the forecast. >>> the new bay bridge will open in hours now. ahead of schedule. frank somerville has been live all afternoon. amazing watching history happen. >> reporter: it really it. it is history happening right in front of us. this is probably going to be the only time when we will see a project this enormous open in front of us. $6.4billion. 11 years and th

. >> there was an announcement by the prosecutor that he had a hunch that there was a knife in this lakedan is damien's attorney. >> the hunch, however, turned out to be a situation where they had informed the press to be there because they would discover -- essentially, because we're going to discover the knife in this lake. >> so the state police divers come and go in there and very quickly come up holding in profile a serrated knife, which is what the medical examiner said had been used on one of the boys. >> a damning discovery that made headlines and all but sealed the fates of damien and jason. >>> i'm don lemon. here are your headlines at this hour. and a warning. we're about to show some very graphic images you might find disturbing. these were reportedly shot right after a chemical weapons attack in syria on august 21st. members of the senate intelligence committee who have seen them were assured they are authentic. they show people young and old struggling to breathe and convulsing. we believe it's important to show the videos because some key lawmakers have seen them. senators

what is your hunch? >> is something what the french call a -- or have a breakthrough.t is too early to tell. we are not in the road with them. we do not know what is really on the table. maybe it is three -- the accurate or for real. we'll have to see what happens. and what the diplomats from all sides say to each other. >> meyer habib, what is your hunch? >> i am afraid is a smokescreen. if somebody can be sure -- [indiscernible] who can guarantee that? who can believe assad? that is the point. to destroy or take away all of the chemical weapons would be a good thing. nobody wants war. after what assad did, it is a tough question. >> we have to avoid at any cost military intervention in syria oh stop -- in syria. i would like to explain my position will stop -- position. i do believe it could be hopefully a breakthrough and we have to move on it. i do not believe the reaction of some. uncertain and hesitating about what is next. we have to take this open hand. in the same ways russia would be ready and to negotiate. we cannot say no. but we have got to insist and we h

. >> there was an announcement by the prosecutor that he had a hunch that there was a knife in this lakeey. >> the hunch, however, turned out to be a situation where they had informed the press to be there because they would discover -- essentially, because we're going to discover the knife in this lake. >> so the state police divers come and go in there and very quickly come up holding in profile a serrated knife, which is what the medical examiner said had been used on one of the boys. >> a damning discovery that made headlines and all but sealed the fates of damien and jason. >>> i'm don lemon. here are your headlines at this hour. my asthma's under control. i get out a lot... except when it's too cold. like the last three weekends. asthma doesn't affect my job... you missed the meeting again last week! it doesn't affect my family. your coughing woke me up again. i wish you'd take me to the park. i don't use my rescue inhaler a lot... depends on what you mean by a lot. coping with asthma isn't controlling it. test your level of control at asthma.com, then talk to your doctor. there ma

. >> there was an announcement by the prosecutor that he had a hunch that there was a knife in this lakerdan is damien's attorney. >> the hunch, however, turned out to be a situation where they had informed the press to be there because they would discover -- essentially, because we're going to discover the knife in this lake. >> so the state police divers come and go in there and very quickly come up holding in profile a serrated knife, which is what the medical examiner said had been used on one of the boys. >> a damning discovery that made headlines and all but sealed the fates of damien and jason. exexet individualization that your body needs. this labor day, don't invest in a mattress until you visit a sleep number store. when we actually lower the sleep number setting to get the sleep number bed to conform to them, it's amazing the transition that you see with people. oh, that feels really good.it's hugging my body. they just look at you like you cured all the problems they've ever had. we hear it all the time: "i didn't know a bed could feel like this." oh yeah. and during the fin

on a hunch he said he placed tape on carol's dresser drawers. a little trap. one day he took the kids to universal studios, and sure enough, when they returned, he noticed the tape was broken and some mail on the counter was moved as well. a few weeks later, it happened again. some of carol's clothes went missing, along with some money from a place no burglar would know to look, under the butter dish in the refrigerator, where mike said he and carol kept $100 in emergency cash and now $60 was missing. just like carol, said her sister, gayle. >> she would have not taken all of it. that was in carol's personality, to just be very fair. >> reporter: and then there were those mysterious phone calls. >> we'd get the calls on special days. her birthday, my birthday, my grandmother, we'd get calls. >> and just silence on the other end? >> yeah. >> what did you do? >> we'd say, carol, we love you. we hope you come back. we felt like she was finding a happier life somewhere. >> and understood that to make that successful, she might have to make a complete and total bre

and while i know something about the geography of nantucket island, i'm beginning to get the hunch thatfollowing week, we travel to nantucket, meet up with ryan to see if david will actually show up. what do i do, turn left? >> i would turn right. >> reporter: after trying to follow his directions. here we go, here is the right. my suspicion was confirmed. found a light house, but not the house. okay. so we put the address in our gps. it's beautiful. which house is that. >> so we're looking for. >> reporter: we arrive at the actual house where we wait. and wait, and wait. >> david? ryan and i are standing here at the rental house but you're supposed to be here with the key and it is 12:09. >> reporter: all we got was his voice mail, but there was one last lead on the bottom of the fake rental contract. we noticed there was a fake address for david's supposed company. and you're not a real estate agent? >> no. >> reporter: david's trail has gone cold. and we're pretty sure he is gone for good. >> there is not very much to do about it. >> reporter: it is a story we found out local police

which is why does this place attract me so when i sold my hunch that you know what that blowing already. three goodbye horn's. the antarctic winter has begun. on their way to antarctica the crew of the i can to make sure that a face many challenges. here you have to look out for yourself crashing on to rocks trapped in pack ice in extreme conditions anything can happen and dark to go always comes up with surprises you have to keep your eyes open because if there's always something going wrong the ship carries huge reserves of water food fuel as well as helicopters and people able to survive extreme conditions they're ready for anything even an apocalypse she's really an incredible ship calling all antarctica stations but this is academic a field of radio check please respond. it was a. very hard take that. once again there is a lot at that that would make their number. one. click. if. a. i. rush to send new evidence of chemical weapons use by the syrian rebels to the un security council they have the information in damascus russian officials are working out the details of syria's chemic

carefully they approach the vehicle and find a little boy hunched down on the floorboard. >> of courseokay. we ask him what happened and at the time we're asking where the other person went. where is the other person and we're asking ourself, we didn't see anybody run. >> police believe there has to be another person. someone else had to be driving the vehicle and then -- >> it clicked that that kid was driving the car. >> the driver of the chase that had officers from four counties and a k-9 unit after him was no drunk driver. it was a 9-year-old boy who could barely see above the steering wheel. >> i never experienced anything like that. i think i was just shocked. i wasn't really sure what to think about it. the kid was cool, calm and collected. probably a little bit more than me. >> so what made this little guy do such an impulsive thing? >> he was mad at mom and dad. mom and dad made him come in, get ready for bed. he didn't like that so he was going to go -- he was going to leave. he took the vehicle and left and he was going to a friend's house and had 2 or $3 in his pocket and

so my hunch is that if they are looking for somebody, they believe that they are within that perimeter, perhaps of the navy yard itself. that is a very big and complicated complex and been described to me at times as almost a maze inside the building. we've heard various reports of exactly how this gunman shot the victims, by some accounts, he was shooting down on they were when they were in an atrium or food court or they were in an l analan alleyway. i can tell you also, security in washington, d.c. is always very often anyway, at a very forward leaning extreme heightened type of stature or position and yet there are days you can walk into an official government building and things don't seem quite as intense. today they are in washington and i would assume that they are going to be looking very closely at how the security failed if it did fail, to get -- allow this man to walk into the navy yard. >>> i want to bring in the former secret service agent, dan, what do we do with that name now? how do we use that going forward? >> right now it's about uncovering networks. was it one pers

he had a hunch there was gas in israeli waters because egypt found some nearby, and he sought investment from the texas oil giants. but he says nobody bit. afraid of upsetting their much bigger customers, the arabs. finally, a small texas company with no arab clients today called noble energy agreed to invest in israeli dream. >> started the energy industry here in israel. >> reporter: a completely new industry? >> that's correct. >> reporter: you literally help found it from nothing. >> that's correct. >> reporter: gas began flowing to the tamar platform in march and should be able to generate most of israel's energy instead of relying on costly imports of coal, diesel and heavy fuel oil. >> we estimate in fuel savings alone to the power plants that go right to the consumer that over the life of tamar, israel will save over $100 billion in fuel savings. >> reporter: it took considerable engineering to get at the gas. five wells were drilled, some more than three miles below the seabed, in waters too deep for a production platform. so pipes were laid to shallower waters more than 90 mile

when it came time to trade jcpenney, it was those words that turned his hunch into a blockbuster.he story of a brilliant idea, a painful turn and a magnificent resurrection. this is the story behind the trade. >> this tale starts with carter werth, a childhood friend of mike's. carter wasn't too hot on jcpenney shares. >> looks like it's getting much worse. >> that gave mike the idea to go short, but when his friends explained that shorting jcpenney could mean infinite losses, co changed his mind. he'd sell a call. specifically, he sold the september 13th strike call for $1.35 credit. to keep all that money mike needs to see jcpenney shares to stay below that call's $13 strike. above $13 profits will trail off then mike won't see losses until jcpenney rises above that kul strike price by more than $1.35 he took in or above 14 mo$14.35 september expiration. that nagging problem was back. if shares rise above $14.35, mike would still be on the hook for infinite losses. his partner carter werth even threatened to leave the trade. >> i'm pretty sure that's when he hit rock bottom. >>

. >> there was an announcement by the prosecutor that he had a hunch that there was a knife in this lakethe hunch, however, turned out to be a situation where they had informed the press to be there because they would discover -- essentially, because we're going to discover the knife in this lake. >> so the state police divers come and go in there and very quickly come up holding in profile a serrated knife, which is what the medical examiner said had been used on one of the boys. >> a damning discovery that made headlines and all but sealed the fates of damien and jason. ♪ >>> a knife found in a lake, an alleged murder weapon, rumors of satanic rituals and the words of a convicted killer. all of it adding up to an apparent slam dunk in the case against jason baldwin and damien echols. >> any time we would go to court, they were always standing along the walkway when they would lead us into the building, you know, screaming, holding signs. wishing death on me. >> damien and jason's trial for the murder of three young boys in west memphis, arkansas, began on february 28th, 1994. >> crowds

. >> there was an announcement by the prosecutor that he had a hunch that there was a knife in this lake. >> dennis riordan is damien's attorney. >> the hunch, however, turned out to be a situation where they had informed the press to be there because they would discover -- essentially, because we're going to discover the knife in this lake. >> so the state police divers come and go in there and very quickly come up holding in profile a serrated knife, which is what the medical examiner said had been used on one of the boys. >> a damning discovery that made headlines and all but sealed the fates of damien and jason. ♪ [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with tide pods. three chambers. three times the stain removal power. pop in. stand out. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call no

. >> and i found her hanging from her closet door, hunched over on the ground. >> that's when i heard polly scream. i came running, i knew something was wrong. and polly kept calling out, she hung herself, she hung herself. by that time polly was able to get to the door so i came through the front door of jill's room and i was struggling to lift jill and at the same time manipulate the ligature off her neck. polly had grabbed a pair of scissors and she cut the ligature and brought her down. and i rested her down and i started cpr as well as i could or tried the best i could. and i remember looking at jill's face and realizing that her eyes were dilated and fixed, which means they weren't moving, so i knew that that wasn't good. >> and that was our nightmare. >> a parent came to us, we'd known her personally, the whole family, for a long time. and she told me, she asked -- i thank her for the courage it took to come forward. she said, i don't know how to tell you this, but i think there's so much going on. >> she told us her son had come to her and told her there was a picture jill had

- just a hunch. your gift is on the way. - can't wait. - "i'm glad you're in my life, happy valentine's day." oh, darryl. i am glad to be in your life too. your card is more beautiful than the gloves. - my first task as special project manager, dwight schrute? assembling a crack team. i need people who are loyal. people who will help me get an inroad with the gay-hispanic community. people who won't be missed. we don't need idiots. - this hurts. - good for nothings. meth-heads. or-- what's your name? - kathy. - kathy. [phone beeps] - i just got a text from robert california that says, "bring your clubs to florida." - why? does he think you're going to florida? - i hope not, because i am not going. two question marks. - no, just do one. two question marks is kind of aggressive. you know, it's like, "wh--what?" just do one. - you want to take darryl, phyllis, toby, angela, and oscar? - yes. - can i interest you in someone less essential? like a-- a creed or a meredith perhaps? - are you kidding me? i'm

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policy director for the iranian american council thanks so much for coming on jamal so you have a hunch or so there hasn't been a functional diplomatic ties with iran in the u.s. for about thirty years how realistic is it to think that now might be the time well look i mean there's a lot to overcome here thirty years as you said thirty years of institutionalized and maybe thirty years of sanctions legislation that is now taking an extreme toll . lot a lot of trip wires in place to prevent this from happening that being said there are so many positive signs we're seeing now iran's new president rouhani has gone on a sort of personality offensive to try to basically deliver the message that look iran is ready for compromise and iran is ready to sit at the table and have. a real negotiated process to resolve the nuclear issue to resolve the sanctions issue and potentially to resolve a lot of the other issues that are bubbling up between the two countries i want to talk to both of you you mentioned and what i was saying before about the sanctions you said that it's kind of taken a devastati

our hunch was the more products we had inside the application, the better user experience it would beat we heard from our customers after we started really going off and talking to customers is people don't necessarily want more options. >> at the end of the day, it is really just a numbers game and you want to expose yourself to as many potential customers as possible. so just either say hi to them at an event or reaching out to them via e-mail or through the telephone. it is really the only way to get new customers. so don't be afraid of the no. it's not that bad. >>> it is time to put our panelists' small business knowledge to the test. we are pitting barry and angela against each other in the "your business" biz quiz. may the best entrepreneur win. you ready? >> yes. >> question number one, according to the nfib in july 2013 what was the single most important problem facing small business owners? taxes, cost and availability of insurance, quality of labor or poor sales? >> barry? >> i'd say b. >> nope. >> can i go? >> you get a chance, angela. >> c, quality of labor. >> no, 0-0. i

all in all, my hunch is that this will be an economic benefit to the japanese economy more than a draw back. >> we have seen celebration pictures and they are talking to people. they are in the last 25 people. are people excited there? are you getting a buzz from people there? >> yes. the majority of japanese business at the end of the process very much support this bid. there's a mix of ree action put it's generally positive. some japanese are surprised. they felt like they didn't have a great chance to win this contest and they are surprised that they did. others did expect the win and are very happy to be to find that it came true. >> joining us from tokyo. thank you for that. >> and still more sports to come. new york yankees were taught a lesson by the po boston red sox. we will find out more in a moment. >>> in the united states, marijuana is.ing tolerated. several states have legalized recreational use and others allowed it for m for madicimal purposes. >>> in california, cannabis is king. marijuana farming is a lucrative business here. even a growers association. >>> to be a re

[ferry horn blows] - so you have a hunch that you're not willing to share. - well, it's still in the. - come on, i promise not to laugh even if it sounds dumb. - okay. for guys bailey's age, having a wife who doesn't care puts him in a big club. our captain said that. - yes, she did. i was there. and? - her woman's intuition might border on the preternatural. - still in the formative phase, right. so what's the deal with staten island? - manhattan has the empire state building, the bronx has yankee stadium, brooklyn, the bridge, queens has the u.s. open, staten island has a gigantic landfill. can't you smell it yet? - i wondered what that was. so staten island's known for its dump? - so let's see. i'm bailey. why don't i go into the home? - your marriage is not a place of refuge. - it's night. she's up there. hello, mrs. o'doyle. project runway, i presume? yeah, he saw her up there, but he's down here in a pool of light. why does she say she didn't see him? [doorbell rings] hello, mrs. o'doyle. uh, detective stevens, detec-- - i remember. - yeah. uh, mrs. o'doyle. we were just, uh, s

. >> reporter: neighbors say that they saw smith hunched over his head. but when neighbors turned up, he asked them who they were and what had happened. marijuana was found in the truck. after practice today coach jim harbaugh commented but had no public reprimand. >> disappointed and you know felt like he needs to go to work. face his teammates and let's all get through it. >> reporter: this was smith's second dui arrest. the last one was last year in miami. and he just learned he is being sued. some did comment on his teammates arrest. >> i think that sometimes stuff just happens. you know if everybody went looking through everybody's past. you would find some stuff on everybody. even the people probably asking the questions. so, you know, not concerned. >> i think each and every day everybody faces something. you just have to say no. >> reporter: smith's participation in practice all week has been limited due to a back injury. his birthday is next wednesday when he turns 24. live in santa clara tonight, jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> the 49ers recently

. >> based on hunches. >> the show is not shot in brooklyn. it's set there.uns parks and recreation, so he is splitting time between the two shows. so we have to be on right after parks shoots. but it's cool for me because i was a pa on spin city on the same lot. i twuz writer's pa. >> that is great. so do you see any of the same people that you saw? >> yeah, some of the security guards and stuff it's cool. >> do they remember you from those days? >> i have a better car now. other than that they're like yeah. it's teeth guy! >> that's nice. that's all right. >> i can't believe they remember that nickname. >> did you have any trouble with celebrities while you were a pa? >> everyone was really nice. i was on spin city when it was charlie sheen. >> yeah, michael j. fox is kind of an a-hole. that's a joke. >> everyone was like no, he's the nicest. >> no, she the nicest man in the world. but charlie sheen is insane. >> he was great. he was always very kind and i'm thinking now i'm starring in a show on the same lot, you know, and he was the star of that show so a

you have a hunch, but it shouldn't take this off of david novak. with amber. - there's not one call, text, or email. - hey, you know what i'm thinking? kevin maybe stalked her movements. - hmm. - we have his cell phone. - yeah. we'll do a gps trace, check hotels in the area. - good. - the doorman at this midtown hotel confirms david gave him cash for rooms. - and about a week ago, he's caught on tape with--watch this. that's kevin denaburg. - okay, amber's testimony plus this? time for the d.a. - well... - am i sensing hesitation? - look, david doesn't put up any kind of fight. he's an iraq war veteran, two tours. we talk to him, he's tense, on edge. but when kevin attacks him right here, he doesn't turn violent. - unless he saved the best for last-- sawing off kevin's head, hands, and feet. - that may be true. [children chattering] - let's go, guys. you got your presents? - yeah. [siren wails] - hold on. hold on. - what's that? - come here. come here. - david, what in the world? - i'll deal with it. - please, i'm taking my kids to a birthday party

witnesses say they found him hunched over the steering wheel. when they knocked on his window, he raised his head and asked them what had happened. >> i see smoke coming from the car, but he didn't know, engine keep going. he didn't know. i think he sleeping. >> the tires dug a half-foot hole in the woman's yard. smith was arrested and did post a $5250 bail, but he did return to 49ers practice in santa clara in the afternoon. >> disappointed and, you know, i felt like he needs to go to work, face his teammates, and, you know, soldier through it. >> he's got his head on straight. i think, you know, sometimes stuff just happens. if everybody went looking through everybody's past, you would find some stuff on everybody. >> smith was arrested last year in miami on a dui charge, which was reduced to reckless driving. he also faces a civil lawsuit for a shooting at his home in which he also sustained minor stab wounds. the nfl is going to review this latest incident. he could be suspended under the league's substance abuse policy. >>> well, the 49ers

. >> reporter: neighbors say that they saw smith hunched over his head. but when neighbors turned up, he asked them who they were and what had happened. marijuana was found in the truck. after practice today coach jim harbaugh commented but had no public reprimand. >> disappointed and you know felt like he needs to go to work. face his teammates and let's all get through it. >> reporter: this was smith's second dui arrest. the last one was last year in miami. and he just learned he is being sued. some did comment on his teammates arrest. >> i think that sometimes stuff just happens. you know if everybody went looking through everybody's past. you would find some stuff on everybody. even the people probably asking the questions. so, you know, not concerned. >> i think each and every day everybody faces something. you just have to say no. >> reporter: smith's participation in practice all week has been limited due to a back injury. his birthday is next wednesday when he turns 24. live in santa clara tonight, jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> the 49ers recently

he says he cannot go into panera because he blows the daily budget so it is carbs with hunch and dinner soup, at $4.50 is the average daily benefit provided by food stamps. >> the city of oakland, alameda county, and stalk management that operate the oakland coliseum have a new title, not one to be proud of. last night espn2 named them the worst persons in the sports world. it was in reference to the sewage leak in the dug out. >> a first place team, they will win back-to-back titles on no money and anyone but me and bob thought they were better than average, and they are playing in...an outhouse with major scoreboards. >> he as wheat nights on espn2 at 8:00 p.m. our sister network. harsh? >>guest: what a shame, they deserve better. >> still playing great, right? >> that is why we support them. they have another game tonightst. >> about 68 degrees, fought like the game yesterday but the outcome could be better and they will win this. they are playing well. good morning, everyone, our wins on live doppler 7 hd show everyone at seven miles per hour to nonexistent, if you do not is a win i

one day the hunch became a certainty. >> my grandmother had alzheimer's advanced alzheimer's and couldn'tpeak. not in over a year and i played the drum for her and she spoke my name. she started to be connected again to become verbal. >>reporter: improvement lasted only a moment but hart says it change his direction in life forever. if he wears this cap and each of the electrode are detecting those very subtle signals that have rift mick activity being generated by the neuron in the brain. this is live image of micky hart brain. taking this gear on tour with him so live audience can watch the as he plays the drum and beginning of something much bigger. >> hopefully by finding out what the rhythm railroad in the brain we can find out how to use music as medicine. >>reporter: started by accident when hart asked to did expecting engagement with professor he was studying retrain the brain using video game tech follow jichlt but using the technology the look at the brain that was entirely new idea. >> this concept rhythm might be therapeutic has been around for a long time. just really no stud

later, he heads for the royal compound to confirm his hunch. here was a corbel vault, one way of building a stone roof. it required a great deal of material and skilled labor to cut and assemble the vault stones. the archaeologists expected to find vaulted ceilings in the royal compound. they knew kings could afford such labor. suddenly, after the death of 18 rabbit, vaulted roofs began to appear in other lineage compounds as well. and instead of thatched roofs, the largest buildings now had expensive stone roofs. in the rubble of one, the archaeologists discovered another surprise. we've got another one under here, phil, that i don't think you did see. keach: the team unearths finely cut pieces of sculpture. each piece is carefully marked and drawn to identify where it originally fit on the building. the sculpture is taken back to a lab for analysis. lift it up -- we'll put some more sand. try there. that's good. that's good. keach: project artist barbara fash works with students to reconstruct a complete picture of the fragments. i think it l

expensive silver collections across the south have been disappearing and some retired detectives had a hunch about who might be responsible. here's randi kaye. >> he had to have come through the woods in this direction. >> reporter: atlanta resident beau had his home broken into on a rainy night in june. >> he took this pane of glass out from the outside and removed it, and crawled through that opening. >> reporter: he showed me the burglar's path. first, the dining room, where he stole a silver mug that once belonged to george ii. all he has left is this photo. the mug was worth about $20,000. >> then he went over here and was smart enough to know that this was silver. call them night boxes but it's for silver service, raise that up and took the entire sterling silver set from here. >> reporter: about a month later, these homes in athens, georgia were also hit, 90 miles away from beau's. in each case, silver was stolen. investigators were stumped. who, they wondered, was brazen enough to slip inside in the middle of the night and haul away priceless collections of sterling silver? 900 miles

david, a question of hunch here trying to figure out, first of all, do you believe the president will stand firm here on affordable health care, his landmark achievement. >> i have no doubt about it. he believes this is an important thing to do not just now but for future generations. he expended a lot of political currency to get it done for that reason and he's not going to turn back now. i'm very, very certain of that. >> what do you make of the people on the right. not the republican party generally but the right of the party basically setting as their standard of toughness, almost if you're not for defunding obama care during the talks over the deficit and the debt, then you're some skind of rhino. hasn't it moved the mark over to the right as to who is a true blue republican? >> there's no question about it. watching boehner is like watching a hostage drama to see him deal with his caucus. he understands how ill conceived this whole notion is but the right wingers in his caucus took control and he bowed to their wishes. the question is he knows what's going to happen. they are g

my hunch is they push all of this back and become one huge mess in october. my blog, but not great for the country. >> we want your traffic to be high and the country to be on course, but kicking the can down the road seems to be the strategy in washington. >> it is. i would suggest that ezra is right, but it is worse than that. we will kick the can into 2014. there will be a two or three month. >> do you mean november 2014? >> no, no. like january, february. to me what you are going to see is like the wwe wrestling. you are going to see everyone wrestling and the republicans look like they are fighting, but it's rigged. they are going to get a deal and you layer syria on top of that which will make it -- i would argue easier. it will make the fight look harder. you add on top of that this tapering and whether bernanke, when he leaves and whether it's yellin, all of that is going to make it that much tougher in some respects because it will have everybody so freaked out, but because of that we will get that can get kicked longer. >> i wonder if we talk about

everything we do starting right then, i think, is done on the basis of intuition and hunch. [laughter] one of my favorite stories, actually, is when we were considering moving across the street. i don't know how many of you know the small store that we used to have across the street. we had two very sophisticated -- at least they considered themselves to be -- financial adviser, men, who showed us that all the figures showed, all rational financial planning showed that it was the biggest mistake that we could ever make, that we were going to go out of business within two years if we moved across the street. and we said thank you very much, and we moved across the street. [laughter] and within two years, i think, our business had doubled. if i'm wrong on that, carla doesn't have to correct me now, she can say it in her part -- [laughter] of later. so carla had started the store, and i was the manager. i look upon this as our dating period. [laughter] there was no doubt that the cultures we came from were very, very different. i was too overloaded with children during the -- y

. >> narrator: but governor egan followed marshall's hunch and selected the north slope lands.ew oil companies took a chance on leases to drill exploratory wells. >> it was one of the most remarkably courageous oil exploration programs i have ever heard about in my whole life-- drilling on the arctic slope of alaska with no roads, very poor air transportation, thousands of miles from supplies. >> the early history of test drilling on the slope was actually very disappointing. seven, eight dry holes drilled by the companies, and they were really about to leave the north slope. >> narrator: alaskans elected a new governor in 1966, and he hadn't given up. >> and so in '68, i took the oil companies up there. arco was one that i took up. their top geologist told me why they weren't gonna drill. and i just said, "harry, drill, or i will." and he says, "you will?" and i says, "you're damn right. it's our land and our oil." >> and literally, the story is that the rig was being cat-trained to the arctic ocean, where it was going to be barged out. and because it was going past prudhoe ba

i've got a hunch he's going to have some dance moves.ing. >> athletes always make it pretty far. >> to come on the show. they don't want to look silly. being great athletes. >> true. >> anybody on the show is going to be good. >> i think so. he is tall. and he has a lot going on. i think you might be right. he might have the moves. >> quick feet. >> i'm questioning my choice now. maybe the tallest and shortest on the cast. i don't know. >> in the finals. wouldn't that be cool? >> what have you got? >> my turn. >> yes. >> you can keep going. >> going with that. your turn now. >> thinking of "dancing with the stars." >>> let's talk about lamar odom and rehab. according to "people" magazine. he has checked himself into drug and alcohol rehabilitation according to two sources who confirmed it with "people." he said he realizes he needs help, and that's causing problems with his marriage. of course that marriage is to, his lovely kardashian wife. he was arrested last week for dui. he is 32 years old. he has admitted to drug use in the past, a