, is inaugurated in texas, and dan moody, because first baptist was the biggest auditorium in town and they had all sorts of evens evens there - spoke from the pull pit of norris. and you have the inauguration, and austin has 50,000 residents. a sleepy town, state capitol, hasn't seen the boom that has been seen these years later. and the trial is moved to austin, texas. it draws every media outlet you can possibly imagine to the trial, and as a result of this trial, norris is -- his case is brought before the jury. it becomes sort of a duel between lawyers. some of the greatest, most celebrated lawyers, names that are forgotten today for the prosecution, a lawyer named bill mcclain, wild bill mcclain they called him. sort of an f. lee bay lee -- baily of the day, and the lawyer for norris was dayton moses, and he was being led by dayton moses, and as a result of all this, this trial took place -- i write about it in "shooting salvationist" and comes to the point of verdict, and just like we sometimes see in trials, the verdict doesn't turn out the way a lot of people who just seem to

church office, first baptist was the biggest auditorium in town, then all sorts of events there, dan moody spoke from norris his pulpit as part of his political campaign. so you have the inauguration, at that time austin, texas, is about 50,000 residents. it sort of a sleepy, quiet university town, state capital. it hasn't seen the boom that, of course, has been seen these years later. and the trial is moved to austin, texas. it draws every media outlet you can possibly imagine. to the trial. and as a result of this trial, norris, his cases brought before the jury. it becomes sort of a duel between lawyers, some the crystal celebrate lawyers, names that are forgotten today for the prosecution of a lawyer by the name of "wild bill" mclean. he had already been sort of like an athlete daly of the day. and ironically and interestingly there was a chief lawyer was did moses so he was being led in the wilderness of his trial by did moses. and as a result of all this, this trial took place, and it comes to the point of verdict and just like we sometimes see in triumph, the verdict doesn't turn ou

that the undiscovered governor in the history of the state, dan mini is inaugurated as the governor of texas. and along the campaign trail and moody, because it was the biggest auditorium in town he spoke from norrises bold but as part of his campaign. you have the inauguration at that time austin, texas has 50,000 residents per it is sleepy quiet university town state capital plan has not seen the boom yet. the trial is moved to austin, texas and draws every media outlet to the triangle park as a result, norris, the case is brought before the jury. it is a duel between lawyers. the most celebrated lawyers and names that are forgotten today for the prosecution. wild bill mcclain had already been like f. lee bailey of the day. ironically, his chief lawyer was the name of moses said he was led in the wilderness of the trial by dayton moses. as a result, a breed of -- right about it and "the shooting salvationist" and it comes to the point* of verdict then just like we see in trials, the verdict does not turn out to the way people think it should turnout. norris does not die in the electric chair. in fact, he lives in tel 1952 and ne

dan, for that. pretty scary stuff. already the south korea stock market slid nearly 3% in trading this morning. so not looking good overseas. >> and tokyo and hong kong seeing slides as well. even though moody'sit rating there's no guarantee that will continue. don't know what standard & poor's is going to do. it's been believed they will be the ones most likely to downgrade to aa. that's still the question, too. >> still waiting on that. >> not over. >> not over at all. >>> a homeless man is in custody this morning charged with claiming the fence around the white house. the secret service says the man is a repeat offender who had been ordered by a judge to stay away from the white house complex. they say there was never any threat to the president. >>> now we turn to an extremely disturbing story that gives us some pretty chilling insight into the kidnapping case of jaycee dugard. >> newly released videos show us dugard's captors philip and nancy garrido like we've never seen them before and those videos were released for a very specific reason. >> diana alvear joins us with details. diana? >> reporter: rob and tanya, good morning. what you're about to see is a parent's worst nightmare. it's