from charleston, south carolina, a story that is so much more than just lost and found.lost treasure is more like the reflection of the family's love, coming full circle. ed has more. >> reporter: this dark river in south carolina holds ancient secrets. scuba divers come here to uncover long lost treasures. he had no idea this river would send him on an unforgettable journey. i'm looking at the periphery of the ring. >> reporter: he found a treasure 40 feet under the gravel bed. 1974 class ring with the initials rlp engraved on the inside. >> let's do some investigating, follow the path and see where it leads us. >> reporter: he called the school, he was told only two people in the graduating class had the initials rlp, one was a woman, the other this man in his college photo. robert la von phillips. through social networks, he found his son and learned how special the ring is. >> he talked about it all the time because it came from his mother and, you know, it's one of the stories that kind of apit mies a season of his life. >> reporter: robert phillips and his wife dec

but his parents, benjamin and hope, had just moved to charleston, south carolina. they needed a baby-sitter. they found a woman they thought would be perfect, 22-year-old alexis kahn. she passed a background check and started baby-sitting for their child. >> about five months into her being a baby-sitter, we noticed our dog was very defensive of our son whenever she came in the door. he was aggressive towards her and we had to restrain our dog from going towards her. >> mom started wondering i wonder if the dog knows something we don't know. >> so the parents decided to put an iphone under the sofa the next time the baby-sitter was going to be and they recorded audio of the event. [ baby crying ] >> it started with cussing. then you hear slap noises and his crying changes from a distress cry to a pain cry. i just wanted to reach through the audiotape, go back in time and grab him up. >> thank goodness the dog did something. who knows how long this would have gone on. >> i give or p two and two together about the dog's behavior. she knew something was wrong. >> kahn

charleston, south carolina, the least at $3.14 a gallon. >>> later today, microsoft is expected to announce the new surface tablet computers to compete with the ipad mini and google's nexus 7. >>> a report in "forbes" says a german hacker group called chaos computer club and a new member called star bug took just two days -- only two days to crack the new iphone 5s reader. that's incredible. >>> well, disney said riders who arrive with a handicapped will no longer go to the front of the line. abuse of the courtesy led to the change, which takes effect october 9th. >>> and according to the late census information, maryland is the richest state with highest medium household income followed by alaska, new jersey, connecticut and hawaii. and the poorest five states including kentucky, west virginia, arkansas and mississippi >>> coming up all your sports highlights. >>> first, a trivia question for you. nfl teams like the giants, redskins and steelers have all lost their first three games. so has any 0-3 nfl team ever made it to the super bowl? the answer when "early today" returns. >>> all righ

. >>> joining us in our studio is morris davis, from charleston south carolina, connie best, from the medical university of success. and also in our studio j.d. gordon, retired, former pept gone spokesman. connie beft, is experiencing sexual assault in the military different than experiencing sexual assault when you're a civilian? >> there are similarities and some that are the same. i think different in the civilian community they may work and live in the same area that the person that assaulted them lives. they may be in the same squadron, the same unit and they may also live in the same dormitory or barracks. you don't have that same overlap in the civilian community. but otherwise a rape that's experienced by victims, the same. they are people and they have been traumatized whether they are male or female. and that is probably a larger component that they experience it the same no matter if they're a military member or a member of the civilian communities. >> and connie best people who enter the military they get strong internally, as well as physically. what is it like when they

the highest prices are in sanan francisco at $4 .01 a gallon and lowest price in charleston, south carolina at 3.14 a gallon. >> in you are stepping out of your car to pump gas, kit offer a prime opportunity. prince george's county. they are handing up fliers on how thieves steal valuable iteme from cars while drivers are pumping gas.g the man was cawrt on surveillance cameras stealing items from two cars at the station. emmy winners are -- emmy winners are happy but producers behindeh the awards show are feeling some heat. we'll talk about that next. >> you know what else we're talking about? redskins game yesterday. >> rg3 are you afraid? >> not at all. we'll have more on this loss and people on twitter not happy with me. >> what do you? >> i said something that offended the redskins fans. >> i didn't beat them. i don't they why they are made at me. >> taking time to talk about the talkers of day. >> that's right. >> a star studded event in hollywood. the emmy awars.the i didn't realize it was this weekend. >> you didn't. >> i guess it was oblivious butt maybe it's good i missed part of i

the easing of the syria tensions is another factor >> pam: the bottom line: drivers in charleston, south carolinaying a little over three dollars a gallon. in san francisco, the average is still more than >>ding! >> pam: the oil companies say refinery glitches are one reason california is out of step with the rest of the country. >> pam: in the past two weeks, outages at phillips 66's los angeles refinery and at valero energy's plant in production by more than >> pam: disneyland is cracking down on people abusing its disability policy - the one that allows disabled people to get virtual instant access to rides, instead of waiting in line. >> pam: some able-bodied people are reportedly hiring disabled people so they can cut right to the front of lines. starting october ninth, >> pam: guests with a disability access card will be issued a ticket with a time to enter an attraction, based on the current wait time, so they don't have to stand in line. >> jacqueline: we will talk more about this + looking at the want weekend ahead. the >> jacqueline: >> pam: and sports colin kapernick talks about all th

. >> reporter: steve hartman "on the road" in charleston, south carolina. >> i love you, too, baby. >that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> at first glance you certainly notice the filth. but take a closer look. you see some of the sketchiest bay area neighborhoods are starting to undergo upscale transto remember nations. good evening, i'll allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. >>> you might think twitter's ipo would be a launching pad to transform san francisco's midmarket area. but guess what? it's already happening. and another neighborhood is already on deck for a dramatic transformation. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: one of america's great thoroughfares with a not so great reputation. >> this block here was vicious. you couldn't go up and down it without some type of problem. >> you would be scared that somebody would rob you. >> reporter: but now. >> it's more calm. a little more calm. y

[cheers and applause] and from charleston, south carolina, it's the webb family.his is a pretty big day, everybody, because today if the hartman family wins the game, the hartman family drives out of here in a brand-new car today. [cheers and applause] let's get it on. give me ron. give me moon. all right, folks, here we go. we got the top 5 answers on the board. besides money, name something a woman might put in a male stripper's g-string. ron. >> her phone number. steve: her phone number. pass or play, ron? >> we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play, moon. [applause] rhonda, how you doing today, darlin'? >> doing good. steve: hey, rhonda, besides money, name something a woman might put in a male stripper's g-string. >> her address. steve: her address. hey, little crazy brittney. >> hey. steve: hey, besides money, brittney, name something a woman might put in a male stripper's g-string. >> her bra. >> oh, yeah! good answer! steve: wow. her bra. cheryl, how you doing today, darlin'? >> good, thank you. steve: besides money, name something a woman might put in

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the next night, saturday, september 14, he will be in charleston, south carolina, at the johnson hagood to raise money for the independencefund.org which is buying high tech wheelchairs, track chairs for severely wounded veterans. we would like you to go to his site. tip of the day. check it out. that's it. check out the fax news factor website. also spout off about the factor. o'reilly@foxnews.com. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, please be renable when writing in. i am bill o'reilly. remember the spin stops here. we are looking out for you. >> today is thursday, you. september 12th. a fox news alert. secretary of state john kerry reaching out to russia this morning flying across the globe hoping to strike a deal that would stop the attack against syria. first vladimir putin has a message for the american people. >> just more proof americans never forget. major backlash for using the twin towers to sell cell phones on 9-11. will a simple apology be enough? >> that glass of milk you are about to pour could soon cost a whole lot more. why it could be 6 bucks a gallon.

there came a time when we had to take away her keys, and we had d to move her out of charleston, south carolinait wasn't easy, but we did it as a family. she lived a safe life with us for ten years after leaving. lev she always talked about her home so we knew it was right in her e heart. when you drive you have a expense of independence, right. we can -- a sense ofof independence, we knew when we got our license, we didn't havee to depend on anyone to take us anywhere or pick us up. i'm sure that that is wait your daddy feels. you do it by putting yourself i your dad's position and try to understand what your dad is d feeling and hopefully say it ini a way that he can understandrstd what you're asking. as just because he is older and will be older, don't talk down to him, don't talk him like heee is a child. don't accuse him of doing doin anything wrong. dad, i love you, i notice your driving has changed, i'm afraid' for you and i'm afraid that you may be hurting someone else. el keep driving this conversationet home. and hopefully, your dad will get gt what you are trying to say. this is impo

suspicious documents and i was secretly arrest and locked away in maximum security prison in charleston, south carolinabody knew i had been arrested. i was arrested in secret. i never showed up at the airport in seattle to meet my wife and daughter. later i learned they cried for hours waiting for me to show up and i never did. my parents had no idea what happened to me. it was like i had disappeared in america, in my own country. what is also shackled at the wrists and at the waist and at the ankles. when they transported me, i had these goggles, blackened, put over my eyes so i couldn't see. then i had heavy industrial-type ear devices or earmuffs put over my ears to prevent me from hearing. that's called sensory deprivation. it's done to instill fear and confusion. i was held in prison 76 days. i was never charged officially with spying or espionage or aiding the enemy even though the government was accusing me very publically of those things. by march 2004, all charges had been dropped. by late april of 2004, my record was completely wiped clean. when i separated from the u.s. military, i even rece

the next night, saturday, september 14, he will be in charleston, south carolina, at the johnson hagoodrg which is buying high tech wheelchairs, track chairs for severely wounded veterans. we would like you to go to his site. tip of the day. check it out. that's it. check out the fax news factor website. also spout off about the factor. o'reilly@foxnews.com. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, please be renable when writing in. i am bill o'reilly. remember the spin stops here. we are looking out for you. >>> tonight the rebirth of the world trade center is finally taking shape as we look at the tribute of light over what was called ground zero. over the course of the next hour we'll mark the 12th anniversary of the terrorist attacks that took the lives of nearly 3,000 innocent americans. we'll pause tonight to remember the four brave men who were brutally killed at the hands of terrorists in benghazi exactly one year ago today. first we turn our attention to another issue of oh national security, that of course syria. last night during a bizarre, confusing speech the co

won't attack syria a new hit south carolina's charleston home on the very same day a nuclear warhead without schools through as a signature was transferred to south carolina saw its story leaked. joins us thanks a lot for speaking to us nuclear war this is the level senator lindsey graham is essentially threatening the united states whether he got intel on this or not from another high level source elements in the government are now threatening us that if we don't attack syria there could be a nuclear incident right after they transported a nuclear weapon they need something crazy the chemical attack was not enough we're looking at a potential serious false flag event to push us into this because obama can't slime his way to syria there's no end game and we can't afford nor do we want a world war three. and speaking of that mr president didn't you win the nobel peace prize yet you were the one given back for a moment previously admitted syria isn't a threat or even strategically important for the states asia times correspondent pepe escobar joins us great to speak to you so who's actu

won't attack syria a new car will hit south carolina's charleston home on the very same day a nuclear warhead without school throws in signature was transferred to south carolina. still relique. joins us thanks a lot for speaking to us nuclear war this is the level senator lindsey graham is essentially threatening the united states whether he got intel on this or not from another high level source elements in the government are now threatening us that if we don't attack syria there could be a nuclear incident right after they transported a nuclear weapon they need something crazy the chemical attack was not enough we're looking at a potential serious false flag event to push us into this because obama can't slime his way to syria there's no end game and we can't afford nor do we want a world war three. and speaking of that mr president didn't you win the nobel peace prize yet you were the one they haven't back home a previously admitted syria isn't a stretch or even strategically important for the states asia times correspondent pepe escobar joins us great to speak to you so who's act

pretty is the country rock ramp a win vernet bader north charleston south carolina got on monday night she really just wanted to take it easy enjoy that peaceful easy feeling comes from relaxing at home watching t.v. that a roommate a live in ex-boyfriend who apparently liked living in the fast lane a little too much didn't care and turned his music up to full volume so he could jam out to the eagles and the x. continue to play his music even after better told to shut up she flipped out and stabbed him with a broader knife. is now in charleston county jail so make up with the eagles loving acts probably isn't in the cards but in the long run things will probably work out and i think i know just the person to. set her up with once she gets out of jail. the wrong night the night eagles man. in a recent column for the wall street journal cypress semiconductor president and c.e.o. t.j. rogers tried to defend capitalists and in the process showed that he really doesn't understand how markets work at all rogers is editorial was pretty much your standard right wing talking point piece about p

vice president biden spoke moments ago in charleston south carolina about the shooting in the washington navy yard. lets listen. >> our thoughts and prayers are with the military personnel at the washington navy yard. as i was taking off, "there was a gunman, several thousand shot, et cetera. more and more news coming back. i'm not prepared to tell you, although i've been in flight, did get a briefing from the security council on the way down that there may have been more than one shooter. you may know more than i in the last 45 minutes. this situation is unfolding. we know a tragedy has occurred and we're thinking about all the people there and praying for the safety of all the military and police personnel trying to bring this under control as well. >> that was vice president joe biden speaking on the washington navy shooting. i want to bring in former police commissioner from boston bill bratton. commissioner, we talk about workplace violence. that's been going on for sometime. the combination of threats and this new age of terror we live in, underscore the difficulty making every wor

cheapest gas in the country, charleston, south carolina, 3.14 a gallon.nd the woman in the heart of the irs scandal targeting te party group system retiring and sitting pretty on your dime. lois lerner admitted that the irs scout out conservative groups and thee plead the fifth after it was revealed she not only lied to the american people but ininstrumental in overseeing the policy and she was placed on paid leave and not fired and now retiring, she will live off your tax dollars. jay sekelow. i know you represent dozens of groups that were targeted by the irs. what did you make of the news when you heard mrs. lerner is retiring. look. i will get my retirement benefits and been in government service for a long type. we havelet one of the main masterminds. not the only one. but the main people behind the unconstitutional illegal targeting. and rather than having her terminated which is what they should have done, they put her on paid administrative leave. the american people are paying for her, tax dollars are paying her sal row. they had letters with her

south carolina. natalie? >> gabe gutierrez, in charleston, south carolina, thank you. >>> a spectacular crash caught on tape islamborghini collided with another car, then it slammed into the wall this brooklyn, new york. the impact as you see there, split the car in half. but the luxury car's reinforced passenger area kept the driver safe. remarkable when you see that video. the driver is okay. it is 8:05. let's go back outside to al for a check of your weather. hey, al. >>> go ahead and sign. >> oh, yes. >> savannah was studying to be a doctor when she was younger. let's show you what we have, our pick city of the day happens to be cleveland, ohio. along one of the great lakes, great locations in the nation. next three days, starts off cool today. but as we get into thursday, going to be nice and mild. 72 degrees, rest of the country here's whatter with looking at, afternoon temperatures, getting up into the 90s. chilly northern new england, pacific northwest, 90s in the southwest. as far as sky conditions are concerned we have plenty of sunshine here in the east. rain through florida, look for more wet weath

gabe gutierrez is in charleston, south carolina with the latest on baby vernon rangers. this case raised big questions about sovereignty and federal law but today she's back with her adoptive parents. they're returning here to this neighborhood after an emotional night in oklahoma. >> reporter: just this week she celebrated her fourth birthday. now her biological father has handed her over to her adoptive parents. >> he believed it was in veronica's best interest and did this in a manner that was the least traumatic. >> on monday, the oklahoma supreme court lifted it's ruling that kept veronica in the state. the latest chapter in a bitter custody battle that began in 2009 when her parents split up. her biological father signed the paperwork giving up custody to her birth mother who is speaking out for the first time in an interview airing on dr. phil. >> it broke me. >> she put her daughter up for adoption but brown who is a member of the cherokee nation objected after invoking a federal law that aims to keep native american children with their families he was awarded cu

the president and vice president who spoke a short time ago from charleston, south carolina, said theynding thoughts and prayers to those who were connected to today's tragedy. the president said americans will need to stand with the families of those who were hurt and those who were killed today, saying they're going to need our love and support. he also took the opportunity to express gratitude to all the law enforcement officers and federal authorities and doctors who bravely went to that scene trying to help. in his remarks today, the president referred to the events at the navy yard, quote, as yet another mass shooting. he re-emphasized the need to, quote, do everything we can to prevent another one. a couple times during the ongoing briefing which is happening just a few short feet from me here today at the white house, white house press secretary jay carney has said repeatedly when asked, does this restart the conversation, the debate about gun control, he said there are a lot of facts we don't know. things are still coming in. i don't want to take things out of context. he said

mary is up next from charleston, south carolina on our democrat line. as you look at this fight on capitol hill, are you asking your member to stick to his or her beliefs or to compromise? caller: i think it is very embarrassing. we all know it is not about obamacare, it is all about obama. they do not care anything about health care. they just want to keep fighting obama. the presidenthink needs more to compromise with some of his critics on capitol hill? i think we lost her. we will go to al from wisconsin on our independent line. good morning. i am struck by -- host: we will move on to diane from greenville, texas. good morning. theer: i am disappointed by editorials and the newspaper articles and those in the so- called media who are slamming senator ted cruz and who have hisably not watched much of filibuster, for lack of a better word. itave watched every hour of since 1:40 yesterday afternoon. he has been brilliant, has been absolutely eloquent, just educational. just to correct the caller from virginia earlier, he hasn't said that federal employ

. >>> a charleston, south carolina man came forward as the winner of last week's $400 million jackpot but he's asked to remain anonymous. here's what we do know. his wife sent him out to buy hot dog buns. the store didn't have any. instead he used the cash to buy lottery tickets instead. it's only the second time he's ever played powerball. i kind of love it. if he chooses the lump sum payout he'll get a check for $233 million. he can buy all the hot dog buns he wants. or not. >> exactly. >> filet mignon balls. >> not since jack bought the bean has a trade worked out so well. >> you are absolutely right. >> you know he got in trouble, too, for that. >> he did. >> where's the $20, honey? >> i bought some tickets. >> we know it's cold out there this morning. still chilly with forecast advisories. temperatures are cooler than they typically are this time of year, 30s and 40s. new york dropping to the 40s right now. yes, 48 degrees currently but here's the good news. i told you there was an upside yesterday and there is today. we'll slowly be warming the temperatures up to average. even i

i should add that on monday, he's set to visit the port of charleston in south carolina.outh carolina, as you know, is also an early voting state. make of that what you will. >> usually iowa, new hampshire, then south carolina. a lot of us who cover politics are very familiar. good report. >>> when the diplomatic spotlight is on syria's chemical weapons right now, where are they? do we really know where they are? we have details just ahead. >>> plus, 20 people reported missing in those devastating colorado floods. just ahead, the very latest on what now is being called a very large disaster. stay with us. you're in "the situation room." sfx: oil gushing out of pipe. sfx: birds chirping. hihing, helicopters buzzing, and truck engine humming. sfx: birds chirping sfx: birds chirping >>> here's a quick look at some of the other top stories we're monitoring here in "the situation room." a very large disaster in colorado, where 20 people are now reported missing in those devastating flood waters that have already left three people dead. officials say there are hundreds of thous

. >> charleston, south carolina, i wouldn't think of leaf peeping down there, but it seems like a goodurple. a really cool way to soak it all in and take a kayak tour. that's 3 1/2-tour. $55 a person. not only are you on the lookout for colors but dolphin pods are often found feeding in the region. how cool is that? and the wild dunes resort is on the water, really cool, $179 a night. >> the wild dunes resort there. and up in new england where we think of leaf peeping. >> quintessential leaf peeping but not the quintd essential experience. skydiving over the mountains in connecticut. $245 a person. less if you go with a group. 120-mile-per-hour freefall followed by a beautiful parachuting over the colors. cool, spectacular. best western hotel in boston, only an hour away from this, it's a step up from the average best western and is $220 a night. >> to check out all the foall foliage ideas, go to foxnews.com. >>> mike huckabee and congressman kristy nome will be with us after this. stay with us. once upon a time, an insurance clerk stumbled upon a cottage. [knock] no one was at home, b

. >> the medical university of south carolina in charleston took steps to make amends. starting with an award of almost $1 million to lewis' family. in addition, the hospital built a hi-tech simulation lab, to better diagnosis and treat people in their care. the simulation lab is a step forward as is the lewis blackman patient safety act. a 2005 south carolina state law that she lobbied for which mandates that a hospital doctor has to come when a patient's family calls. but for helen has kehl it is a small victory. she is dismayed by how often mistakes still happen. there's a part of me that thinks some day it will change, but i'm not sure what it will take for that do happen. >> heartbreaking report from america tonight. joining us tonight, john hopkins university neurology, who p has tock in chicago at this hour. he is attending the diagnostic error conference, we appreciate your taking the time to be with us, i know this is something you have studies from very early. can you explain to us, what is is the most common diagnostic error? what is behind that. >> thank you

. >> the medical university of south carolina in charleston took steps to make amends, starting withaward of almost $1 million to lewis' family. in addition, the hospital built a hi-tech simulation lab, to better diagnosis and treat people in their care. the simulation lab is a step forward as is the lewis blackman patient safety act, a 2005 south carolina state law that she lobbied for, which mandates that a hospital doctor has to come when a patient's family called. but for helen, it's a small victory. she is kiss mayed by how off mistakes happen. >> there is a small part of me that things some day it will change, but i'm not sure what it will take. >> lewis' story is so heartbreaking. so it leaves us to wonder what do you do to protect yourselves. >> one of the first things is pay attention to your own body. you saw at the beginning of the story, she wouldn't take anything for an answer, she kept knowing that something was wrong, and going to different doctors just to find out what was wrong. you know your body better than any doctor does. the other thing to do is have a primary p

a family in south carolina >> pam: says their dog helped catch an abusive baby sitter. >> pam: after moving to charleston year, benjamin and hope jordan needed to find a baby sitter for their then seven-month old son finn. >> pam: it didn't take long for the couple to find someone. >> pam: they hired 21-year old alexis kahn for the job. who came up clean in a background check. >> pam: however their confidence in her didn't last too long. after their friendly puppy >>"about five months into her being our baby sitter, we started to notice that our dog was very defensive of our son when she would come in the door. he was very aggressive towards her and a few times we actually had to physically restrain our dog from going towards her.' >> pam: the now-suspicious parents had a plan. >> pam: hope suggested they place an i phone under the couch and let the phone record what happens while they were at work. >> pam: when the couple got home, they listened to the tape and were horrified what they heard. >>."shut up, shut up." crying sounds >>"it started with cussing." >> reporter:"then you hear slap noises and his

south carolina as well as georgia. he is expected to talk about the need to invest in the nation's infrastructure. the ports in charleston and savannah are expected to see increased cargo ships once an expansion project in panama canal is completed. last week the vice president visited the port of baltimore for the same reason. >>> the way guns are bought and sold in maryland is going to change on october 1st and the state is dealing with an of a lanp of applications -- avalanche of am cages before the date a-- applications before the date arrives. roosevelt leftwich is live with how the paperwork is being handled. >> reporter: thousands of people are state waiting for background checks to be completed by state police. for firearms purchases they made months ago. so the state police are bringing in as much help as they can to try to clear up the backlog. officeers from four other state law enforcement agencies will be brought in to help with this massive backlog of gun applications to try to clear them up. number of gun purchases quadrupled over the past year maryland toughened gun laws. state police from 20 officers tra

south carolina. you moved to charleston. and you needed to find a baby-sitter.ll, shortly after, you know, we hired her, everything was going well. we seemed to really get along together. she was personable, everything went fine until five months into her baby-sitting is bheb we started to notice the chiang in our dog's behavior. he started to get real defensive at first, would stand in between her and our son and turned into more aggression towards her. that's when hope started to notice something's wrong. >> what did you do? how old was your son finn at this point? >> at this point he was 7 months old. you know, hindsight's always 20/20. i wish wie have acted on suspicions that i had, but it wasn't until killian started acting so aggressive that i thought something was really wrong. o we ended up putting an iphone on the voice memo and recorded one day, september 12th, 2012, we recorded 7 1/2 hours. >> so you reported, you put it under the couch and just started recording. i have to ask you what sort of suspicions did you have before you noticed killian your d