i am here with michelle, crystal and lindsey. you went to one of the most violent cities in america to see how technology can help us fight crime? >> that's right. i went to oakland, california which has the 5th highest crime rate and nearby richmond which is among the top 20 to look at some very innovative technology that they are looking to increase the eyes and ears of the police force on the street. so let's have a look these are streets. >> i am not violating any law. >> in two san francisco bay area cities known for crime oakland and rimmond westbound. >> but now, police in both of these cities have high tech back-ups. electronic ears listening for gunfire, 24/7. he lectronic eyes monitoring police and perps alike. even the cars on this street. officer chris tong is patrolling the streets of richmond that. ding you hear is the sound of a license plate reader. watch what happens when he passes a stolen vehicle. >> it's just triggered on an unoccupied vehicle. turn around and take a look what we've got here. >> the unoccupied

we've got crystal, lindsay and marita here.ita, you were basically a very high tech firefighter for a week. tell me about this. >> i was on a story to tell us how we fight the rim fire in yosemite. here it is. this is a very unusual piece of technology. it almost looks like an alien insect. they've got it in a hangar and they're going to fly it up to yosemite and going to be eyes in the sky to generate action from the ground. let's check it out. the size and scope of the wildfire burning in yosemite national park is astounding. larger than the city of chicago at a cost of more than $100 million. the fire that is destroying hundreds of square miles of sensitive ecosystem habitat, for assistance in controlling this inferno, firefighters are turning to the u.s. military for help. called into service and flying high above the flames and smoke of yosemite is the m 1 drone. following tours in iraq and afghanistan, the predator's eye in the sky, remotely piloted aircraft starts its mission east of los angeles. on first thought it's ju

joined today by kyle, crystal and lindsay. a look at the fountain of youth and you may have found it in an unusual place. >> medical technology is making us live longer and longer. heart failure is still a huge problem. i went to harvard and they found a protein circulating in the heart of mice that may one day help us. let's check it out. the human heart is a miraculous fist size feat of engineering. beating more than a thousand time day, pumping five quarts of blood a minute or about 2,000 gallons every day. unfortunately -- the human heart is also a machine that's not built to last. [ buzz ] >> when you get these heart failure episodes what's it like? what does it feel like? >> it feels like you can't breathe and it feels like you're going to pass out. >> dr. richard lee is antoinette lee's heart specialist. >> her heart doesn't profuse properly. >> joined forces in their lab to tackle this problem. what they found was astonishing. >> so you found basically that when you joined an old and a young mouse together, the sizes a

>> okay. >> lord, this is your child, this is crystal and you love her.e want to pray for her and send her forward into faith. i feel it went very well. it was a good call to have her down because she certainly is just going through some pretty deep sorrow give us patient understanding and love, amen. god bless you, keep you safe and i'm here if you need me. >> thank you. >> god bless you. >> you too. the way that i look at it to keep my sanity is that, like, i'm given the time to change me, you know? to change the person that i brought in here. i've taken it as, like, a chance to start all over. >> coming up -- >> they've told my daughter that i'm in school, however now she's scared to get on a school bus because her mother doesn't come home from school. >> melanie reddy deals with some very hard truths. >> i'm not going to get clean. i'm going to go get high. [ snee] except germ-free coworkers. thousands of products added every day to staples.com. [ click ] even protective suits. staples. make more happen. i'm saving a ton of time by posting them to my

. >> in the mid-nineties, i was lookin' through a book, came across a recipe for crystallized violetsthought, hmm. egg whites, dip the flower in. throw it in sugar. roll it around. put it down. it dries, and you have something crunchy that's nonperishable. it's completely dried, and it's sugarcoated. i thought, "oh, my god. cold food side. they could use 'em on desserts. i've gotta figure out how to do this." >> imagine your favorite flowers turned into sugary tastes of heaven. that is exactly the idea that john set out to accomplish, to make a sweeter, better-tasting edible flower that he grew himself, the likes of which nobody had seen or heard of before, not even his girlfriend at the time, that is until their first date. >> i brought her a little tray of crystallized violas instead of the flowers, and we--when i met her, um, i remember walking up to her and said, "i brought you some flowers." >> john had talked about the farm, um, on the phone and when we had e-mailed and what he did, but when i actually saw it, i just went--[gasps] and i just thought, "oh, my god. these are way m

crystal dilworth.ou went to investigate can marijuana but this marijuana is missing something. >> right, it's missing thc, the compound responsible for that high. i got a chance to go to colorado and look at a family business who's producing marijuana that helps treat children with intractable are why being diseases. >> more than 400,000 children in the u.s. suffers from epileptic seizures. heather jackson's son zaki is one of them. >> zaki had these, he has a rare form of epilepsy known as doose syndrome. by the time he was 5 years old he had had 500,000 seizures. don't usually start crying this early, actually. it's an emotional day because he's 16 months seizure free today, so i'm happy. it's a happy emotion. >> today zaki is talking, walking, and being home schooled. his mom, heather jackson, is convinced it's due to an extract found in this controversial plant. >> this is where a lot of the plants are grown. there are approximately 3200 plants in this greenhouse. of those about 80% are charlotte's

as importantly, crystal guyser, a bottler of natural spring water ~ has been a proud and responsible corporate partner of pier 39 for 19 years. producing the cleanest and healthiest bottled beverage to our visitors, crystal guyser has been a leading innovator and excellent partner who shares social justice and environmental goals of our city. crystal guyser in particular and the bottle water beverage industry in general has reduced the plastic packaging by 25% over the last two decades. crystal guyser's packaging contains no [speaker not understood], convenient and desirable product for our visitors and is easily recycled which helps achieve 70% waste diversion rate annually. i ask that you reconsider the ordinance. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> is there any additional public comment on item 1? hi. >>> hi. my name is mary his chester and i am an organizer with [speaker not understood]. we have many members right here in san francisco ~. over 35 years we waged the successful campaign to protect human rights and the environment. through our eight year old think outside the b

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. >> buffett's is not crystal clear. remember what he did with the steel company, lubrizol. remember how he bought the stock when one of his inside guys. melissa: told him about it and -- >> what are you talking about? >> backlash is -- >> that is the one you know. >> interested in long term fundamental growth. >> that is one you know. >> he was activist, all big mag money. hedge fund and -- >> warren buffett came out with a statement -- >> now the backlash is going to be they're all go private like dell because they don't want to deal with the nonsense. melissa: we'll leave it there. very spirited. >>> from the u.s. to every corner of the globe money is flying around the world. starting with italy where people of venice are voting to break away from the government in rome. an online referendum in northern province is giving 4 million

and two men shared second place following a dead heat crystal futile hope the victory and american ted likud people celebrated the runners up spot. in a hopeful he once again have to spend in the shadows of maya has to get the olympics where he won the silver medal. due to the technical nature of the piece to make its effect effective than expected and crossed over to secure his career best result in downhill. a result the left of the twenty nine year old four time winner of the world cup slalom title into the open standings. but when you appoint eleven seconds off the pace of the day norway's the excellence in ga was fit and playing to but the overall world cup needs and forty one points clear of austria's two time reigning world cup champion moscow had just busted out at perisher will compete in the super g on the state. james guys will try to karen told us claim the pair in eastleigh his yellow jersey on wednesday with a second place finish of stage four. for the race to some sort of obstacle to one point five km from it that the vote will make the declines with cap and towards the

>> i can't comment on that, because i don't have any information. >> reporter: thank you, crystal. little bit more about charles severance and i knew him as a mayoral candidate, and he once challenged congressman jim moreant, and the congressman was so concerned about the threat that he posed that she assigned an undercover police officer to keep an eye on him at political events, and this is an idea of what he looked like back in the '90s and this is a picture on the website called mental disorder.com registered to a charles severance of oakton, virginia. in it, it discusses his candidacy and the legal problems with with the alexandria juvenile court over the custody of his young son is and possession of the gun. he ran against former alexandria mayor kerry donnelly in 20006 and 2007 and i spoke to donnelly today about his memories of severance. >> reporter: we both remember this guy, and you more than i do. what image sticks if your mind? >> well, i mean, he with was a strange fellow, and odd guy. he would come totally dressed in black. and he had a black cloak and a black hat an

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and as the crystal vibrates, the little electrons will vibrate too, just in rhythm, by the way, 'cause the electrons have hardly any inertia. and so you get an electrical signal and that would be brought over to a little needle that'd be riding on a waxed disc. and the needle would vibrate the same way and those vibrations would be caught up in the waxed disc. and you play it back and you-- hoop--you get the same tone. that's the old way of doing it. well, now they say, you want the signal just to go from here-- at this point here, you wanted to go that high, here this high, here this high, this high, this high, this high. why don't we just measure the distance from here to here and send that through? and that's what a laser disc does. when it gets to this point here, it just tells you what the amplitude of the wave is and it does that with little zeros and dots. and says--here to here. poom, a short time later, it's up to here and it sends you what the amplitude is there. zeros and dots, it's a number. then now it's up to here and to here and to here. so all your laser disc is doing i

she has won the downhill crystal globe. the lead in the overall standings. >> hello, and welcome to today's web news where we will take a look at some of the stories making headlines. coming up on today show, reporters without borders releases the annual enemies of the internet list. american web users raise thousands for homeless man and a pencil drawing of the record-breaking oscar selfie. as is the case every year, reporters without borders released the annual enemies of the internet list. there has been a slight change this year that instead of highlighting the countries, supporters without borders is theing agencies that are at heart of state surveillance and censorship programs. this draws attention towards the online freedom in seven countries. in a number of the entities working within democracies and have spied on the communications of millions of citizens across the globe. in india the national security agency and the government communications headquarters in the united kingdom. said the mass surveillance programs

joining me now congressman, democrat of pennsylvania and msnbc's crystal ball. thank you both for being here. >> thanks for having us, rev. >> good to be with you. >> congressman, 5 million covered and still counting. don't republicans need to find some new talking points. >> well, the truth is, you know, if you look at the count, they had the majority in the house and the senate and president bush for six years they did zero on health care except veto the children's health care bill. president obama signed children's health care and then passed the affordable care act. millions are being covered. not just the 5 million in the exchange. millions of more on medicaid and millions of children under the children's health care program. health care is going to be a big part of the legacy of this president. it's taken us almost 100 years to be in a position where anyone in our country no matter what their circumstances can have health care coverage and president obama has done it and we still need to run through the tape. we have 11 million days. we're at 5 million in

the slimmest of leads after the morning course and produced a strong second run to claim the final crystal globe of the season by 15 points. two minutes, 7.74 seconds to win the salmon -- the slalom event. proving just over three quarters of a second better. the austrian and german team have traded words over complaints of skis. another austrian, marion mapp three -- .3int -- seconds off. three times in a row she won the title. it was double for austria as an -- the 24-year-old -- wrapped up the oversight she would claim her second crystal globe of the season. she was the second fastest on the first run. ahead of her, nearest challenger jessica. from sweden. medalists in sochi, last month plus video, to add to her collection. came in second of the day of the swiss venue, point 25 seconds slower than her compatriot's time. ,he head of the final day 14-point advantage. she finished third in the final race of the season. >> hello and welcome to today's web news, where we will take a look at some of these stories nicking headlines. coming up on today's show, unusually high levels of pollution

crystal meth she could use assisted living. another person is a young lady who is 24 years old that's from afghan her old roommate tried to have his way with her and her boyfriend would often buys her, she was my caregiver. she lived with me for two months which was a no no, but they did she couldn't afford to live in san francisco so she moved to arizona. the last person was a mom who was recently paroled from prison and has a problems are crystal meth. i haven't seen her in months i call her cell phone she didn't answer - >> thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> thank you. >> hi, madeline folks for publicly our on behalf of the many organizations to come to san francisco to support zero for san francisco i'd like to thank all the board members of the unanimous support. >> excuse me. we have a rile in the board chamber if we've rectified that that being said you can't speak about the stem specifically. >> there was already comment so we have this public comment for future items or general topic. >> you can discuss what yo

. >> crystal was 30 years old before she dared to do what terrified her most.he asked her father, a vietnam veteran with ptsd to talk to her about the war. >> why do you think he a at that point said yes. >> i know now it was because he felt there was also a hole in his soul. and that he never really knew his daughter. >> ♪ i was a young man, i was sent to a far off country ♪ to fight a war i still don't understand ♪ >> delmer returned to virginia shattered by the killing he witnessed and participated in in vietnam. and by the hatred he encountered when he got home. >> ♪ our baby killer as i walk down the street ♪ >> when he couldn't control himself, he would lock himself in his room and play ha his guitar. or just face the wall. >> the rage would get out and maybe harm somebody or something like that. >> while my dad was hiding away in his room, i would lock myself away in my room. i would also vacillate between depression and rage just like my father. >> it was like she, too, had ptsd by her own admission it was eating her alive within she picked up the phone

steve martin to billy crystal.some 40 million people watching, it's a light hearted role she does not take lightly. >> it will be fun and silly in some parts, but it should be honored and it should be classy and respected. it's not a standup gig. it's the oscars. i do take it seriously. >> this is a big deal. it's the oscars, by golly. >> if i don't take it seriously, it's disrespectful. this is an institution, this is the 86th year. the first year they did it people were probably in their living rooms going someone should invent tv. >> you've got to have this musicality, theatricality to be an oscar host. it's hard to pull it off and be successful. >> others who have stepped in have delivered some memorable highs and, well, lows. >> who would forget nine-time oscar host billy crystal's infamous hannibal lecter skit in 1992. >> i'm having some of academy over for dinner. care to join me? >> whoopi goldberg was the first woman and the first african-american to host solo. >> there haven't been this many women sweatin

the last person was a mom who was recently paroled from prison and has a problems are crystal meth. i haven't seen her in months i call her cell phone she didn't answer - >> thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> thank you. >> hi, madeline folks for publicly our on behalf of the many organizations to come to san francisco to support zero for san francisco i'd like to thank all the board members of the unanimous support. >> excuse me. we have a rile in the board chamber if we've rectified that that being said you can't speak about the stem specifically. >> there was already comment so we have this public comment for future items or general topic. >> you can discuss what you hope to see in pedestrian safety. as someone who was hit by someone who was guilty of driving while on a human being that was a cycle path in name only i'd like to advocate for supervisor wiener's support for the mung component in the city. it's extremely important that we provide safety for all citizens regardless of mode of transit they choose and weld as commissioner chiu mentioned to have the city put wher

crystal dilworth is a molecular neuro scientist. tonight on the trail of synthetic drugs. chemist versus chemist as cops need scientists to track down illegal drugs hitting the streets. kost a. s grammain, tonight, cell phone secrets, how one tech company can tracked moves and what they intend to do with it. mari marita davison is specializes in ecology and evolution. tonight, it looks like chicken, but it's not. the new meat substitute created from the lab gets the techknow taste test. >> that's our team. let's do some science. ♪ >> hey, guys, welcome to tarrant county tech teckhnow. you looked at designer drugs? >> specifically technologies that could be used by law enforcement or medical professionals to stay one stead ahead of chemists designing dangerous drugs for people who are in charge of illegal highs. let's take a look. >> methadrone, jwh, 18. >> an unfortunate right of passage of parents of teen aners is dealing with the discussion of illicit drugs. >> 2 cb. >> but now, a pharmachopia would be more helpful. >> there is a cat and mouse game between law enforcemen

it was crystal clear something was wrong. asperger's makes people unusual but it doesn't make people like this. authorities later found that adam had holed up in his room, windows coved by black gar big bags. peter lanza says as things got worse, nancy, his ex-wife cared for him. she wanted everyone to think everyone was okay. he adds she didn't fear her son. she slept with her bedroom door unlocked and kept guns in the house which she would not have done if she were frightened. these photos released last year by the state police show an open gun locker. several firearms and a lot of ammunition inside the home. peter lanza says he's haunted by his son dreaming about him nightly detailing one nightmare, being hunted like one of his son's victims. >> and also in the interview, peter lanza said you can't get any more evil and he wished his son was never born. >>> security will be tighter for this year's running of the boston marathon next month. that was the word from massachusetts and federal law enforcement officials after las

crystal, thank you for sharing it.or more on the story watch t h techknow this weekend. >> well, we are talking about the weather and there is a potential that el nino is kicking in the spring or the summer and meaning a shift in the climate across the united states. now to the point here, here is what is happening in the southeast, there is severe weather across florida and hail, wind as well as tornado damage that pushed through. tampa getting a tornado close to airport. we are not with the big storm yet. it is moving up to the carolinas and virginia as well and turning into more of a winter type of storm. we have a lot of cold air in place. with the winter storm warnings and advisories for virginia and carolinas and a lot of problems on the highways throughout tomorrow. it is looking like this, atlanta seeing the rain and things are clearing out. the temperatures going up to 70, john. >> thank you, kevin. >> and time to head to washington, d.c. and what is coming up at america tonight? >> we are following up on your

. >> crystal river is named one of the thousand places to see before you die. in the "new york times" best seller of the same name. manity eco tourism is the lifeblood of the small town, population 3,000. eco tourism and hundreds of thousands of tourists set off a debate between environmentalists, business owners. >> what is it about. >> let me fall back on a favourite quote by a famous conservationist. you protect what you love. getting to know the animals, we foster a stewardship. when we come face to face, it's real. >> this is his livelihood. >> manities will behave like cats and not so much like dogs. >> we call them gentle giants. they are so engaging and so curious, and they move in slow motion when they are looking at you and there's a connection when you look in their eyes. >> every day he takes visitors under water and swimmers will pat or tch the menties, which is legal here. some conservationists want the tour boats eliminated because they believe smorklers or boats are destroying the animals. insist touching should be banned. tour boat operators ar

break the ice, with breath freshening cooling crystals. ice breakers. [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. well, the united states -- the united states has recently begun to tap its vasts reserves of natural gas thanks to the drilling process of hydrofracking or fracking because two extra syllables is not the american way. are we prepared to pay the cost? assif mandvi reports wench know the benefits of fracking but residents of fracking effected bradford county pennsylvania say it also has some minor downsides. >> fracking has ruined our quality of life. >> our water contamination here is moving through all bradford county. >> every day there's something new that happens. >> his rashes. >> neurological problems. >> nosebleeds. >> maybe the cows were doing cocaine. >> i never caught them doing cocaine. >> really. marie yap doesn't see a problem with fracking. >> frying is safe. because the average personal doesn't understand fracking the environmentalists are able to use fear, uncertainty and doubt to plant ideas into people's minds and they don't

"techknow" correspondent crystal dilworth reports.something called charlotte's web. >> more than 400,000 children in the u.s. suffers from epileptic seizures. heather jackson's son zaki is one of them. >> zaki had these, he has a rare form of epilepsy known as doose syndrome. by the time he was 5 years old he had had 500,000 seizures. don't usually start crying this early, actually. it's an emotional day because he's 16 months seizure free today, so i'm happy. it's a happy emotion. >> today zaki is talking, walking, and being home schooled. his mom, heather jackson, is convinced it's due to an extract found in this controversial plant. joel's family runs one of the largest marijuana grows in the state of colorado. it's a family owned operation. the five family brothers went into business in 2008 under the medical marijuana laws passed in the rocky mountains state. >> people call it the hippie disappointment. you could smoke it all day, and you wouldn't become high. >> they were convinced their hippies disappointment could really help

the young american make a makeshift ring is a precocious talent putting it into gold will cycle to crystal globes and i will cut the trees. the latest on saturday. your ankle the coming season. like a slalom skiing the slopes the site. it's been. like the real deductible but celebrate the season. what the swing for the council to walk breaks for my king. i think episode of the rising star of the alpine ski season to twenty four year old austrian went to giant slalom to nordic of its release it to me at the police in the world will cut spending smith was twenty nine points separate the credits the climax to this beach resort city that is the high noon at. imposing home and call in week six of the muslim east at the ski jumping on sunday in front of an immense crowd who had the best in the norwegian temple of weeks ago has been on the office trying to have a lot of loyalty to britain for the japanese summer break his fall. welcome to keep the season and also flying off the oppressive law killed twice for and enjoy the important points tally of two hundred and sixty five point four. when deni

it has a crystal globe. they did twenty one events he finished sixteenth on to the top five in the austrian finished the season with a victory in the slalom while five of seven high the switzerland which also led him to just a small crystal but just like the skin of the week of hols and luggage on solid ground but despite finishing with the same number of new places and the kitty that was the american view emerged victorious will improve. and in the women's competition the opening is catered for in twenty fourteen becoming a full for skin grafts in the last four years of the stop the season she was going to be among the flavors but just like hatcher had consistency. believe me for race wins run up to a huge contract with florida to the seven victories. get half of the place in the overall standings. also my cashier threatening to finish the season on a high of twelve hundred commands a high tech if she will adjust my love which alters the cat had this will restore the way of preventing for much we ate which

we hired really in the program consultant management services for each region and the crystal spring san andreas transmission is one off the peninsula. the peninsula projects have gone quite well an most are on schedule and some have run under budget. this one has been delayed due some very difficult site conditions that differed from the contract documents. and we wanted to not drain the reservoir to preserve water supply so we've got considerable under water work that is high risk. we have encountered some high rock and different conditions with existing facilities that are over 100 years old. the project has delayed substantially. we need to be able to extend the management agreement for this purpose to be able to over see that work over the next 6 months or so and we propose to extend the agreement to september of this year and we are asking to increase the amount by up to $1.5 million. then turning to agenda item 7 and 8, these relate to the peninsula pipeline seismic upgrade. this project is to upgrade several critical pipelines on the peninsula including san andreas pipeline 2

crystal rice, gray tabby with us.led surprise winning journalist judith miller, and another winner, columnist for the "new york post", michael goodwin. both fox news contributors. for that reason, i'm turning to you first. >> wow. i thought any the pulitzer prize. [laughter] lou: i want to turn to the president's trip to europe in the meetings today and it looks like overall a very disappointing week for the president and the country. what do you think? >> yes, it's curious that the president times his visit to europe to escape what is going on with obamacare. i guess we will talk about later. i think that what is really sad is what we see going on here. just a little bit. but that they are trying to tout and we will talk about later. but it is sad that our image on the world stage is in shambles and the president travels all over the country and doesn't do anything but talk. the saudi arabians don't you working on our side for their side very having given them any assurances with respect to iran and now we are in a s

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it's gay. >> but for crystal duluth, being mcnaughton's girlfriend was something more significant. >> really, really upset and i tried to take her name off my leg. >> she went crazy. she tried to dig my name out of her leg. like kelley, she tried to dig it out. >> i got a staple and i scraped it up and down on my skin to try to pull out the "e." it didn't hurt because i was so upset that my whole body just went numb and i just blocked out the pain. i was upset. because it's like a merry-go-round in here. once one girl breaks up with somebody, they end up with somebody else within two, three minutes. so i'm not going to let kelley bring me down. >> coming up -- >> i don't like girls at all. >> jessica styx has a change of heart. she joins the party in "g" dorm. >> i just have a girl that's just helping me, you know what i mean? are you flo? yes. is this the thing you gave my husband? well, yeah, yes. the "name your price" tool. you tell us the price you want to pay, and we give you a range of options to choose from. careful, though -- that kind of power can go to your head. that explai

dave and crystal, and our political writer from from sla.on obamacare related tv ads. so is the messaging working now? we did see a bit of an uptick in the young invisibles wanting to sign up. are they doing better job with the message now? is it working? >> we know on the other side the americans prosperity republican groups, people messaging that people should not even try to enter the health care exchanges, and, two, that the people that have had their health care wrecked, they're spending infini infinitely more money than the government is trying to right the program. families usa, a group that exists to get good stories about health care reform, it existed before this but it was one of their missions they got a million dollar grant for. they got a million dollar grant to find new stories about the health care law. americans' prosperity dropped about that much in louisiana in the last month to attack one democrat. the mismatch in messaging between the people who want people to stay away from the exchanges and the democrats that want peop

all president obama needs is a crystal ball. hmm. wonder what would have happened if mitt romney had a crystal ball back in 2012. maybe his disastrous trip to london when he questioned if the city was ready for the olympics wouldn't have happened. >> it wasn't the cheery british welcome mitt romney was hoping for. >> mitt romney has turned on the charm during his visit to britain by questioning the country's ability to host the olympic games. >> the telegraph fired off this commentary. mitt romney is perhaps the only politician who could start a trip that was supposed to be a charm offensive by being utterly devoid of charm and mildly offensive. >> there is a guy called mitt romney who wants to know whether we're ready. he wants to know whether we're ready. are we ready? are we ready? yes, we are. >> that overseas trip was tarred by the hash tagg romney shambles on twitter. did governor romney think we wouldn't notice it's romney shambles all over again when he tries to give president obama foreign policy advice? but let me give this

the crystal. the way it looks. gerri: how does it look? is it super sparkly?t is it about a rolex crystal? >> on fake one, it is for me really easy i deal with it all day. not easy to tell fake from real for regular person. gerri: if you open the thing up, i'm sure you can really tell. is there engraving? is there something to look for? >> dealers have been had even by opening it up. gerri: really. >> unless you're really into it all the tile you can not tell. they're making them like, one-to-one. gerri: you say those, there should be engraving inside the crystal. what is that? >> on newer rolexes, there is engraving of serial number and different ways they have to do it after-market. gerri: you're so famous. you're dealing with cee lo green, dwight howard. all kinds of people come to you for this stuff. >> yeah. gerri: for people who may consider buying a rolex sometime, how do you know you're not getting a franken watch, what they call franken watch? >> basically you have to trust the dealer. simple as that. tough trust who you are dealing with it. internet

and i said, "crystal clear." >> reporter: and he wanted you to do whatever he said. >> whatever.r what time of the day. personal private, business, anything? >> everything. >> reporter: including, he says, spying on his boss' wife. >> he had me get a phone for his wife and put hidden gps in it and track her 24 hours a day, seven days a week. and i complained about a lot of the stuff there and not wanting to do it, but i needed a job, and i had a family, so i did what i was told. >> reporter: but patrick's connection with fred's wife would reach far beyond her cell phone signal. libby knadler, like patrick, was living in a prison of her own, under the thumb of a controlling husband, who she says ran the home just like his office. >> everything was fine as long as i went along with it, with whatever he did. he would just tell me, if i didn't like it, i could leave. >> reporter: not all of their 18 years of marriage had been like that, of course. >> when he told me that he wanted to marry me, he told me that we were gonna have a wonderful life. >> reporter: and it was. trips, a nice