professor baker will be joined by cristina page. prof. baker will talk and read for 20 minutes or so and then bring up cristina who will facilitate a conversation but after that there will be an opportunity for your questions. we will be passing around a microphone and get to as many questions as we have time for. prof. baker will be signing copies of "margaret sanger: a life of passion". when you buy a copy of the featured book you are supporting the author as well as all the programs we offer here at the museum. if you choose to become a museum member this evening your copy of "margaret sanger: a life of passion" is complementary. finally without further ado please silence yourself phones and join me in welcoming professor jean baker. [applause] >> i want to begin with a story about margaret sanger. her life was full of these dramatic tales and this, it seems to me, is most appropriate tonight. on a summer evening in 1912, a century ago next summer, a young nurse and i am sure you know who that young nurse was received a telephone call.

let's go to operative turned diligence president mike baker for a pre game report. when you are talking opaque mysterious companies with odd ties to one world caw balances, are you talking diligence. what is coming up on tonight's show? show? . >> put down the smoking apparatus. we have a hum dinger of a m pray. -- program. we will ask questions like, if romney enters the new hampshire primary with a 2 2-point lead, but they are closing the gap every six hours, how many percentage points will rick perry need in 14 days to realize a four-way tie and a margin of error of plus or minus 3 points. and can they choose not to hire people because they smoke? some people say no. the president of diligence says, depends on my mood. and how sexy is too sexy for a high school yearbook photo? we will ask if bill regrets the nipple bearing fish net shirt he wore and we will debate that. >> i think your answer to rick perry is pie. >> it is pie. >> i am not sure what kind of pie. >> i am keeping track of this. we will talk about it at half time. >>> let's welcome our guests. i am

filling in is former cia operative mike baker who is now president of diligence. diligence, the maker of diligence chess boards and pulleys. for all of your chest board and pulley needs, think diligence. diligence, once you find out what we do, you are already dead. so, mike, what is coming up on tonight's show? >> that's very true, actually. thanks, greg. tonight's show is absolutely chalk full of fun. and still maintaining elite intellectualism. that is not an easy balancing act. coming up, if elected he will pull it out and send us all to the moon. meanwhile, the administration is outlining the budget cuts for the defense department. we will ask the panel if america can properly defend itself with a military that consists of nothing but drones and a guy named mitch. if you are a lying, cheating, two-timing, no good [bleep] we have you covered. >> from ed? >> no, it is a favorite of the 1%, greg. it is woven from the fine hairs on the back of the american worker. >> nothing but the best. >> thank you very much. >> let's welcome our guests. boy, is he annoying. >

what up mike baker? what do you got? >> tell us about your exciting red tails movie moment. >> i got to meet cuba gooding, junior, one of my favorites. i texted him in studio b and i saw the movie "huckabee" and it is awesome. check it out. >> tell us about your performances. >> i am going to a club, the last comedy spot near seattle. >> kirkland, washington, excellent. and dana, the lion is on the warpath. >> the salmon are running purple. >> mark, go. that's it, greg.

and cia operative midnight mike baker. all right. so a lot of amazing stuff happened this year. i got a new box turtle. captain hard shell. very sweet. tonight we focused on the top 50 moments. "red eye's" criteria for are a high impact story is different than other shows. some focus on news value. we don't because we don't know what news value is. in short, these are my favorite stories because they made my life easier. let's go to the first one. none other than "red eye's" man of the year. roll tape, roll tapers. >> answer the question, it from you or not? >> permit me. do you guys want me to finish my answer? >> yes. this answer. did you send it or not? >> fy were giving a speech to 45,000 people. >> my package and i are not going to beg. we both see the hazard of going down the path of comparative sexiness. you aren't giving my package due credit. >> i have seen a lot of this congressman's body at this and he is in very good shape. >> today i'm announcing my resignation from congress. >> yeah. bye bye, pervert! >> yes, anthony weiner. just one accidental key stroke on a smar

now there is a web app for that from social bakers. a san francisco company that scours social media to get an idea about who is voting for whom and why. >> it is unsolicited. very true to the heart. >> we sat down with katri ncht a wong from social bakers to talk about why ron paul is so viral, rick perry is so engaging. michele bachmann has so many fans and why this picture sparked so many comments. >> we look at more than just the number of likes and comments and number of fans on face book. we look at how fans and actually people that are hosting are engaging. >> social bakers tracked more than 10 million face book pages and billions of user interactions. is this the end of traditional poll? >> it is kind of the cutting edge in public popinion. >> she says the technology is cool, but not quite ready to take over. >> do we know the people who are talking about the candidates on face book are the same one whose are going to show up and cast their vote at the caucuses tonight. that's not necessarily true. >> social bakers admits it's

baker, but a pebble in the pond. you're nothing but poor white trash. >> in rural louisiana, halfway between new orleans and baton rouge, is the second largest prison in the state, the elayn hunt correctional center. although the facility is relatively new, it opened in 1979, the look is anything but modern. armed officers on horseback, work crews farming the land, and no air conditioning. in the next hour you will meet some of the men doing time including a former nfl player and two aspiring boxers who win the opportunity to compete against a rival prison. ♪ >> a mile and a half from the banks of the mississippi river, what appears to be a toll booth is the entrance to the elayn hunt correctional center. this all-male facility houses more than 2,100 inmates. >> every monday and tuesday the reception process will start at about 5:30 in the morning. the inmates will come from the various parish prisons and other the d.o.c. facilities and they will all pool here. >> the men arriving today have been convicted of a wide

>> i am david baker, and i am very unhappy to be here, but i am. i would say i agree with everything kevin said. in fact, i think i am one of the primary culprits, one of the players in getting these parking maximums in place. i just want to explain to you what happened to us and why i think it is reasonable and that there be some adjustment. -- reasonable that there be some adjustment. there was a use permit to in 2008 which was modified. in 2008, tandem parking spaces were counted as one space. there were counted as one individually accessible space. the second space was not counted toward your total. this was approved just to make things really confusing. it was approved with five spaces written and six bases on the plan. we fumbled along and thought a tandem space did not count. this shows the written part where it said five is six on the plan. it's a 6 on the plan, five on the written stuff. in between our submission for the modification and that, the planning department, i think wisely, changed the definition of a tandem space to be a two par

i was an accomplished home baker. i went to professional pastry school.ces, four marathons, it was the hardest thing i've done. i'm 55 years old and i feel behind the curve. i have to remind myself julia child started writing books in her 50s. the independent cookie company i launched in november. i ordered the flour, sugar, whatever we need. the recipes i have i accumulated over the years. we bake from scratch. i try to do things that are topical. right now the iowa caucuses are upon us. i was going to do snowflakes with the candidates on them. i tried to keep our sense of humor in front of people so they when they think about us, they think clever, funny, smart, informed. when people are planning parties around here, i want some party planner to think, what was that lady who made those smart alec political cookies? i want some from her. so that's where i think the business will grow. people said why are you doing this? you could stay working as a political consultant and make money. i love politics. you don't stay in it as long as i did without loving i

as independents are only growing misty to dean baker and matt welch also a few mainstream news organizations like the new york times and the a.p. are getting together to monitor and eventually charge for the use of their content on blogs and aggregators whatever happened to fair use we're going to all that and more for tonight including a dose of happy hour but first take a look with the mainstream media has decided to miss. well it's official nonstop wall to wall campaign coverage is all the mainstream media is going to pay attention to for the entirety of this year as we head towards the elections in november i was already behind us this weekend there were two more debates before new hampshire and the primary train is just going to keep on chugging week in and week out if you like to know that anything else is happening in the world then you should just go elsewhere because this is the only thing we're going to get from c.n.n. and m s n b c and fox the countdown to the first primary of the twenty twelve race tomorrow voters in new hampshire will cast their votes for the republican nominee

baker, thank you for coming in. >> and that sounds like you like taxes. why do you think? >> if you look at the revenue projects for prince georges county and in this upcoming year, we have a deficit and have to raise the revenue. the only place is to the state with the shared one and i said i would be willing to go in and that will bring in infrastructure, helping us to do economic development. the bag tax, which you have seen work in d.c., and also will help those in terms of the environment and we're looking for ways in nature to provide the quality of life for prince georgians. >> and lottery and gambling in general is called by a tax on the poor. >> what i said on the lottery is over the slots is that, you know, we're open to having a discussion with annapolis to see if that is the best route for prince georges county. clearly, people in annapolis like people in prince georges county are legislator struggling with how do we provide the quality of life for schools, police, fire, and to look at ways to raising revenue. >> and i think a lot of people would sit back and t

the men who lived to tell it about it survived thanks to john baker. he saved eight of his comrades and single-handedly destroyed six machine gun nests and killed ten enemy soldiers. president johnson placed the medal around his neck a year later. with the death of john daker jr, there are just 83 living recipients. >>> news from hollywood or closer to london that shirley maclaine is joining the cast of "downton abbey." the british drama with a hot following here in the u.s. in season three, she will play the mother of lady grantham played by elizabeth mcgovern. the producers say maggie smith's character is about to get, quote, a wonderful combatant. >>> lots of heated but cordial discussion in our newsroom today over this next item. a study from the u.k. that says women are better at parking than men. they studied surveillance film and watched how people parked. they say while it takes women longer on average than men to park, women are also better at finding empty spots. this is tough to take for a lot of people. i would remind you, this is a british

and in canada, this man, donald baker, is serving a seven-year sentence for traveling to cambodia toe sex with children. our story helped crack the case. police found tapes baker had made of himself having sex with children at an unknown location in asia. detectives figured out where when they saw our broadcast. it turns out that some of the girls seen on baker's video performing sex acts on him were seen being rescued in our story. >> yes. four of them. that was the break that we needed. >> the u.s. state department says that since 2003, the cambodian government has made significant progress against human trafficking, but it's still falling short. the crux of the problem, the state department says, is public corruption, some cambodian officials cashing in on what continues to be a lucrative, illicit trade. we recently saw signs of the continuing sex trade in the city of sim reap, near the temples of ankor wat. a "dateline" photographer with a hidden camera was approached by prostitutes on the street. all claimed they were over 18 years old. that same night, police were preparing to

lost them so is this another sign of the times earlier i spoke with investigative journalist russ baker from who what why dot com and author of the book you see on your screen there family of secrets i asked him first how is it that the c.e.o. can make out with millions in a sinking company and workers they're the ones who are paying the price. well even more interestingly why is it that situation at the new york times this is an article that we just wrote on our website who what why don't we look at how the borders of the new york times who really have been in a very privileged position for a long time are now beginning to series the same things that the rest of us are what happens when you're really vulnerable in a corporate environment and it's interesting because they've been covering the story from some distance and suddenly they're part of the story. and it's it's ironic that that this is the way that it is unfolding i mean this is the new york times i mean this is seen as a leader around the world for news people around the world turn to the new york times for news i mean if it's

and perry baker jr. for the grio.com.f you for being here. >> happy king day to you. >> joe, we were together at a breakfast this morning in washington for dr. king, sponsored by national action network. and you have been the tributes through the years to help make it a holiday. what do you make of these tributes you are hearing today from these gop candidates? >> let's take one thing that you mentioned today at breakfast and that is that they are going to be in south carolina where the confederate flag still flies over the capitol dome. and i know that and you know that during dr. king's life, that confederate flag also flew many times attacking him. how many times did he see that confederate flag flying in opposition every time he marched, every time he demonstrated. many, many times. number two, we were in detroit just this past weekend with the afl-cio. arlene baker there had a king labor town hall meeting and you are talking about janitors. you know what the governor of michigan has done? he has taken the city of pon

coming on the show that was investigative reporter and author of the book family of secrets breast baker well unfortunately we're out of time for this hour but for more of the stories we covered today go to our to dot com slash usa and you can also check out our view to page it's you tube dot com slash artsy america and to see what i'm thinking about when i'm not reporting the news you can follow me on twitter at liz wahl see you right back here and a half hour. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything in. our blog is a big. mission free. education free. torture free. range free.

. >> up next jim baker recalls the life of birth control advocate margaret sanger. a bill will propose that. this is just over an hour. >> in case you did not know we moved into this space last week. we are playing with the technical difficulty. we're glad you're all year, and i hope you all founded drink and appreciate your patience. my name is amanda. curator of the evening event series. i am delighted to see all of you here. she's doing to of having a conversation with cristina page. the opening of that family planning and birth control clinic at 4610 voice street. she started exiting after being a nurse you're on the lower east side. she was a cohort of emma goldman, who by the way we will be disgusting -- discussing in just two weeks. it sends night stalker is not just fitting but surprisingly timely, it is fitting because they're is a good chance that she knew one or more of the immigrant woman who lived in now tenement a few doors down. a professor of history. the author of several books on american history, including systems, the lives of american suffragist

prince georges county executive, baker will be here and august williams joins us at 8:15 a.m. he is a master stone mason who came out of retirement to work on the project. >>> 7:10 a.m. on monday morning still ahead a celebration in sierras streams of people leave a prison there. >>> after a month at sea a russian tanker is finally in position to fuel an iced in town in alaska. now they are facing a new challenge. >> baltimore ravens are one win from a trip to the super bowl dave ross is back to break down their victory against the texans. >> as we head to break a live lookout side, pretty start to the day it is a cold start to the day too. we will get the latest weather and traffic from tucker and lauren coming up next right now, 7:11 a.m.  >>> making headlines we begin overseas in sarah where that country's president declared am necessary tie, for dozens arrested during -- amnesty, for dozens during the up rising. during the past 10 months thousands have been killed in the government's crackdown on the up rising, now, there is growing fear of civil war. >>>

consumer editor tom baker in the newsroom on the news on the state economy. >> for the u.s. it guess but for california we have to wait two weeks for us. >> katie gailam was looking for work. today she was here recruiting for her new employer, concord based home improvement firm, california home pro. >> i think it is turning around. my company is hiring. >> things have been getting slower and slower for my kind of work. >> for laid off construction worker david alla tine. the downturn goes on. >> i have other friends and other people that i do know that work is just slowing down and more people are losing jobs. >> the work force development port things we have mostly bottomed out. >> we are seeing signs of stabilization and some good things and better things happening out there in the private sector by way of picking up and demand. >> unfortunately because the state can't get its house in order the ones rock solid house of employment is anything but. >> special school districts have had to lay off some of their workers. >> mean californiaians will have to reinvest themselves

(baker) "these are real jobs, these are important jobs for the economy anddthey come from environmental reduccion control regulation." regulation." the head of maryland's farm bureau says more regulations will force the government to spend more ... meaning higher taxes.but the bay foundation says in the past 20-years... the number of environmental clean-up jobs has increased by 43-percent. 3 3 the first battle in the presidential race is over. three candidates are connratulating themselves on their showings in the iowa caucuses.mitt romney just barely edged a win over rick santorum with only 8 more votes.ron paul came in a solid third.and as greg black explains... there were the candidates who finished at the bottoo of the pack. pack. the first votes in the 2002 presidential race have been cast...in the end, three candidates celebrated a top tier showing..."thank you, iowa for the great sendoff you're giving to us.""game on...""we are going to keep scoring, just as we have tonight."....while the rest eiiher ooked ahead or nursed their wounds..."with a little prayer and reflection, i'm g

baker walked out and said we're never talking about a tax increase again while he is president. 1990, i campaigned very hard for bush in 1988. and one of the keys to his money -- he was 19 points behind dukakis in may. he won by six. as one of 25 points. in the convention he said no new taxes. he went on and said read my lips, no new taxes. so he gets there and several people, including the governor, sell them on the idea that it is really ok to break your word and raise taxes. and they came to me and i said, no, i am not going to do this. in one book, it said flatly that i was the one guy who kept saying to them, this is a trap. the democrats are suckering you in to accept a tax increase to break your credibility and to get more money. so i fought him. 1993, bill clinton comes in, he wants to raise taxes because the liberal democrats tell them to. he did not get a single vote. one of the real reasons we want the house. so i start with a simple promise. i do not believe this country is under-taxed. i believe this country is overspent. [applause] and i am light speaker o'brien. i belie

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and cia operative midnight mike baker. all right. so a lot of amazing stuff happened this year.w what news value is. in short, these are my favorite stories because they made my life easier. let's go to the first one. none other than "red eye's" man of the year. roll tape, roll tapers. >> answer the question, it from you or not? >> permit me. do you guys want me to finish my answer? >> yes. this answer. did you send it or not? >> fy were giving a speech to 45,000 people. >> my package and i are not going to beg. we both see the hazard of going down the path of comparative sexiness. you aren't giving my package due credit. >> i have seen a lot of this congressman's body at this and he is in very good shape. >> today i'm announcing my resignation from congress. >> yeah. bye bye, pervert! >> yes, anthony weiner. just one accidental key stroke on a smart phone he ended an obnoxious career and provided "red eye" with hours and hours of awesome programming. thank you whereever you are. you did us all proud. andy, welcome to the table. >> thank you. >> a lot of scandals in the past. wh

gary baker has spent 25 years running beverly hills jeweler's near richmond.ed over the holidays. the thieves broke through three sets of steel doors and then managed to cut through his safe and run off with an estimated $2 million worth of items. none of it was caught on tape. that made it difficult for thieves to track down the the date for police to track down the thieves and the jury. instead of cameras baker took other safety measures like putting in trip lines and nailed boards. >> i tried to put as much security into it as i could. >> he dropped his insurance coverage years ago after a long legal fight to collect on a policy. now he says like -- he says it feels like too much to start over and rreopen. >> if someone tries to sell you jury at a deal that seems too good to be true, it probably is. >> coming up at 6:00 -- >> d.c. council member harry thomas who resigned last night pleaded guilty to corruption charges today. >> encouraging numbers on the jobs front, but not everyone is feeling optimistic. we will tell you why. >> and word from the white hou

and also take a look at something's happening on our shores here in america so let's bring in dean baker co-director of the center for economic and policy research and dean let's start with what we just saw in this report the fears by some about you know this newfound power of germany i know that this is a site that we've seen quite a bit over the last few months german chancellor angela merkel french president nicolas sarkozy working together what about this notion that this is all about sort of a power grab well i think it is a power grab in the sense that they are strained going the economies of southern europe the profile economies spain italy greece and they're demanding horrible austerity and the policies they're pursuing is just making the recession worse so they're doing two things on the one hand when you cut government budget deficits when you're already in a severe downturn that just is going to raise the unemployment rate but the second thing that they're doing is because the european central bank's not acting as a lender of last resort like say the federal reserve board does

closer look at something's happening on our shores here so to do just that earlier i spoke to dean baker co-director of the center for economic and policy research i started by asking him his take on the latest moves by germany and france take a listen. well i think it is a power grab in the sense that they are strangling the economies of southern europe the profile economies spain italy greece and they're demanding horrible austerity and the policies they're pursuing is just making the recession worse so they're doing two things on the one hand when you cut government budget deficits when you're already in a severe downturn that's just going to raise the unemployment rate but the second thing that they're doing is because the european central banks not acting as a lender of last resort like say the federal reserve board does it's leading to higher interest rates in these countries which is creates a downward spiral so in the case of a country like italy because they have seven percent interest rates have a bad budget problem if they paid the same interest rate as a germany they won't ha

and cia operative midnight mike baker. all right. so a lot of amazing stuff happened this year.w what news value is. in short, these are my favorite stories because they made my life easier. let's go to the first one. none other than "red eye's" man of the year. roll tape, roll tapers. >> answer the question, it from you or not? >> permit me. do you guys want me to finish my answer? >> yes. this answer. did you send it or not? >> fy were giving a speech to 45,000 people. >> my package and i are not going to beg. we both see the hazard of going down the path of comparative sexiness. you aren't giving my package due credit. >> i have seen a lot of this congressman's body at this and he is in very good shape. >> today i'm announcing my resignation from congress. >> yeah. bye bye, pervert! >> yes, anthony weiner. just one accidental key stroke on a smart phone he ended an obnoxious career and provided "red eye" with hours and hours of awesome programming. thank you whereever you are. you did us all proud. andy, welcome to the table. >> thank you. >> a lot of scandals in the past. wh

sergeant baker would humbly say this medal of honor was not actually for him. that he had done what anyone would have. that the medal belonged to all service men, to all veterans. though we surely never would have said to himself, sergeant baker, the quad city's only medal of honor recipient, represented all that is good about our great nation. and although he's no locker -- longer with us, the i-280 bridge named after john baker, vietnam veteran and the monument, will also serve as a constant reminder of who sergeant baker was and what he did for us all. godspeed, sergeant baker, god bless you for your outstanding service, your remarkable courage, and your modest heroism. with that i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york, mr. engel, for three minutes. mr. engel: thank you, mr. speaker. tonight when we listen to the president give his state of the union speech, one of our colleagues, unfortunately, will not be here. and that is senator mark kirk who served

baker and his brother shot and killed two would-be robbers. he says he may just close down the store. two children were among four people rescued off the coast of australia. did you hear that? clinging to an ice chest. the chopper crew dropped a life raft and a bliss boat quickly arrived on the scene. all four in good condition. good stuff. >>> it is no secret that there is tension between iran and the u.s. this story involves pirates. i'll show you the video. plus, joran van der sloot facing charges of murder of a young girl but he seemed to be in court like it was an inconvenience. you've got to see more of that video. we just eat whatever tastes good? like these sweet honey clusters... actually there's a half a day's worth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. hey, i love your cereal there-- it's got that sweet honey taste. but no way it's 80 calories, right? no way. lady, i just drive the truck. right,

be very bad story that was the co-director of the center for economic and policy research and dean baker. and for now that's going to do it but my interview with dean didn't end there so to see the whole thing or for on any of the other stars we covered go to r.t. dot com slash usa or youtube dot com slash r.t. america you can also follow me on twitter at christine i'll be back in thirty minutes. this is our time to reclaim the american dream and reaffirm that fundamental truth that out of many we are one that when we breathe we hope. to me the american dream is to live in peace and prosperity and freedom and government under socialism is not a government of free. very motivating. force the.

police say a man or shot at 2:00 near the intersection of baker street. no word on the condition of the victim. another investigation continues. police are looking for information about a late-night shooting. authorities to -- responded to the 2700 block of oswego avenue. they found a 33-year-old man shot in the neck. the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to recovery. a rude awakening in southwest baltimore this morning. >> a neighbor came by to tell me that the tires had been slashed. three of the four on the street side had been punctured. >> police are searching for the man behind the string of vandalism. investigators say they cannot confirm how many victims there are in the incident. there have been similar cases in recent weeks. and neighbors are on edge. >> a tire slashing about a week ago and then spray painting. it is beginning to feel like it is a neighborhood under siege. >> police have not confirmed if they have made any arrests. a man is recovering from burns to his hand and head after a crash. officials responded after 3:00 th

. >> he went to see steven baker. he did something average joes rarely did, he got a face lift and he isn't alone. >> most of my patients -- are men's men. they are the kind of people -- if i did it you could do it. they aren't what you maybe would have thought of. >> reporter: baby boomers are driving numbers up, millions reaching retirement and they are splurging. >> they want to look good and look good now. >> reporter: joe's girlfriend said not only did his looks change but his outlook. >> he feels much better. he is a lot more fun. >> abc 2news. >> you considering a procedure to your homework. talk to the doctors who are board certified and talk to their patients to. >>> abc 2news.com your place for all the health news you that need. log on, click on the news tab and then the help live link and you will find the headlines as well as different help categories to help you find the information you need. >> also i just reposted on the station's facebook page there are -- our blog from a year ago. everybody got stuck

another closure in the city, this is going to be on fulton avenue, baker street and press berry street. carry is a good alternate for you. there 95, traffic patterns starting to build, northbound and southbound, as you make the drive past maryland 175. a check of the forecast, and over to lynette. >>> let's talk about what is going on, a dense fog advisory in effect until 8:00 p.m. we will get sunshine as we go through the afternoon. the advisory is for the counties shaded in the grayish color, again, we are dealing with visibility that is really low this morning. we can see over in to fredericks around one mile visibility, go in to baltimore. we will make it that way through the remainder of the afternoon. things are going to improve in to the maybe around 11:00, lunchtime, things will burn you have. we will see sunshine in the forecast, that will linger throughout the day. >>> mitt romney released tax returns, this came hours after the showdown this one in tampa. romney, went after newt gingrich's work in washington and accused the former house speaker of being a lobbyist, claims new

baker saw him robbing a pharmacy in montgomery village. it happened on christmas eve.dication but no cash. >>> an amazing story of survival. a black labrador was stood deadly carbon monoxide for 11 hours. >> is owner did not make it. we spoke to the man's relatives to call the dog and inspiration. -- who called the dog and inspiration. >> he is a survivor. they took a cross country trip in a vintage rv before thanksgiving. just hours after this photo, a rush of carbon monoxide from an unknown source filled it. >> my dad passed away from carbon monoxide poisoning. the dog was alive. >> the level was so high probably killed george in minutes. jack spent 11 hours in that rv. \ >> he hung in there. he's going to take care of us. >> this is not the first difficult ordeal that he has survived. he was found on could 2010 at the height of the terrible blizzard left alone in the snow. >> it was a heartbreaking to hear the story. my dad wanted to give them a home. >> his doctor says they were inseparable. >> he took them everywhere. >> the veterinarian originally told her jack p