strange behavior and the presence of the two young girls were enough to prompt the officers to contact garr row doe's -- garrido's parole officer who knew nothing of the children. >> the tents were placed to isolate the victim outside contact. >> jaycee is undergoing intensive counseling. although physically free, it will take some time before she unravels herself from the psychological captivity of living with the garridos. >> what's sadder, the two kids. their dad is phillip garrido. that's dad. how do you explain to them that their dad is a rapist, a kidnapper. he's done it before. he should have been in prison for 50 years. think how gut wrenching that's going to have to be for those two young girls. >> and authorities will resume their digging tomorrow. >>> when we come back, new insights into why pet chimpanzees can turn deadly in an instant. you've wanted to quit smoking so many times, but those days came and went, and the cigarettes remained. but today's a new day. and a few simple steps can make a real difference in your next quit... things like starting with a plan to quit smoking

the neighbors show a different perspective as phil gar re garr. they say he is someone intimidating someone you don't want to approach. we take a look at the clip we spoke to neighbors there. >> all right. >> they used to call him crazy phil around here for some reason. >> you are telling me your dad kept you from coming to this neighborhood. why is that? >> because there was a lot of tweakers he told me when me and my brother were young don't go back there there's a lot of bad people over there. >> you can image standing here washing dishes looking out and see that go yard having heard the babies cry, the children cry, the girls cry and not having a clue where the crying was coming from. what was going on. we attributed it to the families further down. here sound travels. we never dreamt, never in our lives dreamt. >> just less than 40 feet from your kitchen window. you heard the babies? >> yes. and didn't attribute it to the household at all. >> you see how he would be able to keep these girls prisoner or this young girl j jaycees for years. >>

garr reido's victim- based on that we will be executing a search warrant of this residence and property with the hayward police department. we'll be looking for any items of evidence that may possibly connect the garridos to eileen micheloff. at this point we can't say that the garridos are with certainty suspects in the case. but certainly we have been unable to eliminate them as suspects in the case. phillip garrido was not in custody at the time of eileen's disappearance and in fact had been released only a few months prior to eileen's disappearance. also the proximity to his residence in antioch could give him the opportunity to come into -- we anticipate being here for at least a few days as lieutenant orry explained, it's going to be a very thorough, methodical search of the property, which is a large piece of property and it required numerous personnel from the dublin police services, hayward police department as well as support from alameda county sheriff's office, the federal bureau of investigation, the alameda county sheriff's crime lab and the contra costa sheriff's office.

phillip garr i.d. o cannot be eliminated and they plan to take apart his house if necessary. that house in contra costa county, california. casey jordan joining us here in new york. we want an update on what they were looking for and what was found. >> reporter: erica, first of all when the case broke late last month, they were looking at phillip and nancy has possible suspect in other high profile crimes. police were back out at the house using ground-penetrating radar to look for anything that might be buried beneath the ground, including bodies. 60 law enforement personnel were look for all kind of evidence. they are looking at a connection between them and the two kidnappings. the first involved eileen misheloff and the second was michaela garecht abducted outside of a market. police say that micheala and jaycee dugard, the victim held captive for about 20 year, dugard and garecht look similar in appearance and about the same age as well. police are saying a composite sketch of the suspect bears a striking resemblance to phillip garrido. >> i am hoping that this will lead

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psychologist jeff garr deer joins me now. we mentioned the first family is really a model family. that's it. there were issues as to who would take care of the children. a lot of guys seem to think just as barack thought, hey, i go out, i'll make the money, you take care of the kids. but as we know, michelle also was an attorney in her own right and had her own intelligence and so she became very, very resentful and we see this happen in families all the time. even though they almost came to splitting up, almost came to a divorce, this is something that happens in american families. >> it's interests, too. in the book they describe michelle's frustration at having to wake up nightly with the children and feeling like her husband was just staying in bed and not willing to get up. she says, this was the epiphany. quote. but, yet, your partner, you're a couple. isn't the person who supports you the most supposed to be your partner? >> i think she gave up in futility and realized had he a vision and he wanted something drank and finally drank the kool-aid and said i can't fight this g

. >> we have a health insurance owe law garr key, controlling the government.czars match the ones that run the congress, as far as i can tell. >> representative, put the obama czars in the context of the bush czars and the nixon czars and clinton czars and presidential czars of the past. do you find president obama's czars more offensive because of political reasons or are you equally offended -- >> it's the number of czars. every president has had a handful of czars, special task force guys. the obama team is up to 34 czars. to put it in perspective, russia, over a three-year period of time had 18 czars. they have an open door to the president. and article 2 section 2 of the constitution says the president must seek advice and consent of the u.s. senate when they need principle advisers. the administration went around the constitution. >> as a representative of the american people, from the state of georgia, what can you do and what can others in congress do to, at the very least, bring the czarist culture, that we are living in, if you will, and how do you br

pete garre in is secretary of the army, set up cosk nantz between communities and the military installations in which they existed. pete garren's accomplishments are too numerous to list them all today. but i think one of his greatest legacies will be that he proved that in the rough and tumble world of politics in washington, d.c., one can succeed at the highest levels of public service through hard work, respect for others, solid integrity and genuine humility. pete garren is living proof that public service can and should be a noble calling. and i wish him, his wife, becky, and their family all the best in the years ahead. the speaker pro tempore: mr. poe of texas. for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana rise? without objection, so ordered. mr. souder: i wanted to briefly explain what happened to the sauder amendment in the student loan bill. we had worked out an agreement last night and then i was occupied over in a border security hearing that was very important on s.b.i. net and make it over to the floor. i appreciate that chairman miller explained the compromise some but i wa

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