then, two months after his arrest, eric wilson's dna came back negative. so detective ford went back to joe to ask for new names. as usual, joe complied. he gave a new statement in which he claimed that there were three other men involved-- two whose names he didn't know, and one who he named george clark. >> interviewer: did you know george clark? >> no, i didn't know george clark, but i knew derek, and that's who it turned out to be. >> narrator: the police couldn't find a george clark, but the description and resulting police sketch looked somewhat like derek tice. >> a friend of ours said, "well, there's a guy named derek that was on the george washington in the navy." so they got a cruise book from the george washington, showed it to joe. he flipped through it, saw me, said, "yeah, that's the guy." >> narrator: derek was another friend of danial. he was arrested in florida and taken to norfolk, virginia, for questioning. he, too, was taken to the interrogation room... to face glenn ford. >> ford, he postured like a bulldog-- leaning towards me, yellin

eric rasmussen found out the shortage comes as the demand for food hits an all time high. >> reporter: powe day foes >> reporter: -- potatoes are a source of energy food handed out. u.s. army vet wilson comes here twice a month. >> the community right here they do need food. people are suffering here in the united states. >> reporter: but a critical program where the u.s. department of agriculture buys up excess food from farmers and gives it to food banks has come to a halt. the alameda county community food bank was getting 80,000 pounds of bonus produce from the usda every month until now. >> that's gone to zero. yeah. >> nothing? >> nothing. >> that's no small amount of food. 80,000 fans is the same weight of a fully loaded semi truck like this one. and the shortages could get even worse. lawmakers in washington are considering millions more in cuts to emergency food programs at a time that calls for help to this hot line has hit an all time high. wilson and the agencies that helped him could end up feeling the pinch. surviving on a budget of $25,000 a month making ends meet wouldn't be easy. >> what would you do if you didn't have this? >> i don't know, i couldn't tell you. >> r

eric cantor and rand paul are disrespectful to the president. joe wilsonisrespectful to the president. how can we sit here and hard about the republicans or the democrats when we the american people are the ones being held hostage to this debt ceiling increase. guest: i agree. most presidents in the last few years have endured a great deal of disrespectful talk and accusations all across the board. your level of frustration is something you can feel across the country right now. no one is addressing the issue of jobs. that is the number-one issue when i am home that people talk about, not just creating jobs, but the level of underemployment, the level of people in northeast ohio who had a good manufacturing job making $25 per hour and had good benefits and now they are working a job paying $11 per hour and that has been happening for the last couple of decades. we have seen wages stagnant for 30 years. i think the level of the problems within our political system have been because of the economic insecurity of people across the country. he saw the election

eric cantor and rand paul are disrespectful to the president. joe wilson was disrespectful to the president. how can we sit here and hard about the republicans or the democrats when we the american people are the ones being held hostage to this debt ceiling increase. guest: i agree. most presidents in the last few years have endured a great deal of disrespectful talk and accusations all across the board. your level of frustration is something you can feel across the country right now. no one is addressing the issue of jobs. that is the number-one issue when i am home that people talk about, not just creating jobs, but the level of underemployment, the level of people in northeast ohio who had a good manufacturing job making $25 per hour and had good benefits and now they are working a job paying $11 per hour and that has been happening for the last couple of decades. we have seen wages stagnant for 30 years. i think the level of the problems within our political system have been because of the economic insecurity of people across the country. he saw the el

republican joe wilson, concerned about a new report that claims the number of military absentee ballots counted in the 2010 election was only 4.6%. that study from the group military families united. eriche is am toer bush administration lawyer -- former bush administration lawyer. welcome. this is such a vital issue, making sure that the troops, all of our troops can vote. what is the concern? >> we have data from several states that show only 5, 6, 7% of the service members are able to, or were able to request absentee ballot in the 2010 election. since so many of of them are so far from home, most of them have to rely on the absentee voting process. they aren't able to request absentee ballot in the first instance, they are not going to vote when the election comes around. we've got to find -- sorry. >> eric: i don't mean to interrupt you but do you find the issue on the end of a lot of local districts? in new york and illinois for example, they had deadlines that they ask for waivers to get around. but you've got to get it out there. >> you have to get a ballot out there. if there is not a ball lot request in the first instance. there were problems in new york. they rejected one ou