. >> reporter: alley jacobs just finished watching the interview. she said it helped her find some closure seeing how jaycee dugard confronted and overcome this 18-year horror. >> i was -- we are still alive. there was still hope. >> one of the people who full filled that hope and saved jaycee dugard is uc berkeley police officer alley jacobs who watched the interview from her east bay home. >> a little bit of nausea with hearing what really happened to her in her own words. but also just overwhelming pride at how strong she is. >> still ahead, the impossible happens. two campus cops do what an entire federal beurocracy failed to do. >> the mother of two and fellow employee noticed something wasn't right when garrido showed up at uc berkeley along with the two girls he fathered with dugard, jacobs and campbell provided the tip that ended dugard's nightmare. >> things happen for a reason. i'm not really sure why we were the chosen ones to end this. all i know is that we both knew something wasn't right, and we did something about it. >> officer jacob

then he called on jacobs who did a background check and discovered his rape conviction. he returned and spoke about his rape conviction. >> he threw out 23 years ago i was arrested for kidnap and rape. >> reporter: garrido said the girls were his daughters and that they had an older sister who was 28, who turned out to be jaycee dugard. >> he stopped me when i said he brought in his two daughters. he said he doesn't have any daughters. my stomach just sank. >> reporter: as for campbell and jacobs, they say they are just glad their gut instincts led to the garrido's arrest and dugard's discovery. >>> and a bit later, why the contra costa sheriff apologized. i want to crush more cars. ♪ i want to sell more tea cups. ♪ i need help selling bread. ♪ i want to sell more crabs. [ male announcer ] you know where you want to take your business. i want to design more buildings. [ male announcer ] in here, small business solutions from at&t can get you there. starting with the at&t all for less package -- just $70 per month, voice plus broadband. it's the at&t network. helping you

jacobs and campbell provided the tip that ended dugard's nightmare. >> things happen for a reason.not really sure why we were the chosen ones to end this. all i know is that we both knew something wasn't right and we did something about it. >> reporter: officer jacobs has made overtures and would like to someday meet the woman she saved. >> i'd probably give her a big hug. just say that i'm sorry that it took so long. and i'm glad that her and her kids are okay. >> reporter: officer jacobs has gotten a phone call from jaycee dugard's mother who says not a day goes by that the family doesn't thank them for what they did. >> just incredible. and once again, if you missed that special, which was just an amazing insight into what she went through and how she got through it mentally, it will reair this saturday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> 8:00 p.m. central. jaycee dugard's book does come out today. >>> coming up, the role that james franco said made him feel very trapped and also millions >> couldn't hide from that. and the always camera shy richard simmons discovers a new way to get a lit

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reeves who's here in moscow now jacob we hear that the cruise ship safely worked this route for years is there any information on why the tragedy should strike now. we've already heard a number of theories as to what's occurred here must stress they are just theories at present one of them being though that this ship was over crowded is about one hundred forty people as you mentioned was mentioned by tom oh not sure how many people around one hundred a fear this being most widely reported here also the age of the vessel in question around fifty five years old in this questions being raised as to whether or not they should be sailing down the ball in the first place some of this actually be substantiated by a crew member who said that it really was suffering from engine difficulties just before set sail on its two day trip to. coincide with this well actually this vessel was checked and given the green light by the ministry of transport in moscow and as early as the fifteenth of june the attention here really focusing on those missing those who were left in the water over one hundred o

bonds joining me now to discuss the issue is jacob knell chief economist at morgan stanley russia jacob welcome to the studio went on to the program thank you so much what do you think about the situation for russia should it start worrying actually i don't think so i think that the u.s. treasury secretary will allow. the u.s. to default on external implication so if the debt ceiling doesn't get raised then what will happen is the u.s. will skip some domestic payments you'll see a default perhaps you want to use that word on social security payments pension payments to americans or perhaps a shutdown of parts of the federal government but it'll stay a little stay constant on its external debt will because t. bills will see their coupons be paid i'll see their coupons being paid however if the deal that is done doesn't satisfy the credit rating agencies there is a chance of a rating downgrade and that may have an impact on the treasury bill market it may have an impact on the price of tea bills and that may have an impact on the value of russia's international reserves we don't think it

now jacob if you would mind filling us in what are the chances of finding people alive at this point. all sense of urgency growing for the rescue operation as time passes since that boats actually sunk down sunrise two pm moscow time and twelve hours have already passed rescue operations already on the scene and they've actually located the boat on the bottom of the pogo river turns on it's right that's a call into toyotas that the sea the rescue operation is in full swing but concern for those over one hundred still missing this post still have been carrying between one hundred twenty nine and one hundred eighty eight people many of them children in fact a third of them thought speech children and eyewitness reports say this around thirty of those those are sure colgate is in a games room playing enjoying themselves just before this boat sank and they are given very little time to escape and because an officer there whether or not they made it sells in general actually this boat says you mentioned sign can under three minutes people not really given the sufficient time to dawn life v

jacob heyman hits it, the jackpot. everybody wants to buy their own car house now. on sutro's land you could only rent it. now the creative carpenter starts emerging. they can take these cars, add additions, put them um in the air. -- up in the air. this is a house from a gardener in golden gate park. this is on the great highway. you can see he just put one car on the end as sort of a little sun room or viewing area facing the ocean. a lot of cars were used as rentals. these are little rental cabins where they basically just put two together. and the real estate guys who owned lots could rent them for people for the weekend or this summer. you had millionaires coming from all over the place to actually rernt a -- rent a car, to rough it in the old car in the beach. it was just a novel, faddish thing to do in the 1890's. >> woody, i was wondering. you said they dragged them out. i know the maps from that area, and basically the lincoln street line is the most southern railway for the city at that time. so everything south of that, you're telling me, sandunes. we all

foreign burger president of the future of freedom foundation and jacob good to have you we just saw a report where we saw one of the world's most expensive military bases to intercept . things in europe what are some of the pros and cons of this project do you think i don't see any pros at all i mean as you pointed out this country is in a serious crisis with respect to spending and borrowing if there was anything that should be cut it's a project that stems back to the cold war when the u.s. government was overly concerned about the listed missiles coming from the soviet union told me or it's been over for quite some time and yet we can see how these empire military projects go on and on and on i mean it's not just this we see it with nato whose original mission was to protect from a soviet attack i mean this show you the problem that the warfare state causes for the american people and i should say you know very few people are talking about even know about this space in the u.k. for people who do talk about it i mean there's there's people who do make decisions how do those people

after that, jacobs and parsons formed two teams. we had to decide -- a locked t f them had to decide which side to be on 3 at the end of that marriage, they competed against each other. aecom won the second five years. every time we went through this process, you had to retrain, rework, get acclimated with the team. that was one of the big lessons. we wanted someone who would work with us for the long term. the other thing we wanted to do was look at a contract in strategy. one of the things we have learned here is that we want to be more inclusive free we want to look for opportunities to bring contracts down to making sure people with small businesses can participate. that's one of the first things we are going to do on this contract and we are going to work with aecom and parsons to help us identify the opportunities to do that. it's a whole bunch of other lessons learned. those are some of the things we have learned. there are a lot of things we deployed for the end of that we want to pull in early, like risks. we want to assess

see something big out on the water like this. >> jacob isn't quite as brave or crazy as he looks.e shark was actually a basking shark which only eats small fish and tiny organism. >> even still, i'm not quite sure all these stories of people getting bitten by sharks and you're riding on one like a pony. >> i won't be doing that any time soon. >> wave man. >> we'll be right back. [ girl ] bye mom! bye sweetie! you'll do great. [ laughs ] this is it! [ all ] 10...9...8... a new school year has so much potential! any resolutions? my resolution is the same as alwlws; keep her full and focused with my fiber. [ all ] 3...2...1... happy school year! [ female announcer ] thihi school year, make a resolution to give your kid kellogg's® frosted mini-wheats® cereal. an excellent source of fiber from 100% whole grain. that helps keep them full so they can focus on the day ahead. keeps 'em full... keeps 'em focused. keeps 'em full... purina cat chow helps you well-being. we're all striving for it. nurture it in your cat with a full family of excellent nutrition and helpful resources. purina ca

my wife and i knew both john gibson and jacob chestnut.eir memorial services. i'm glad we had a moavment silence. i would also note, mr. president, we sometimes forget we've a lot of very good police officers, both in the uniformed division and plain-clothed division, in this capitol. and they protect us at all times of day or night, no matter what the weather is, no matter what the circumstances. and it is something we should keep in mind. they are -- we can go home a lot of times when the session ends. they're here to make sure everything is still safe. so i think we owe all of them a debt of gratitude. but i also hope that all of them will remain safe, and it is only -- it is a tragedy that officers gibson and chestnut were not able to remain safe, but they died protecting the capitol. now, today the senate was going to finally vote on -- i say "finally vote" on two judicial nominations reported unanimously by the judiciary committee in early april. let's put that in perspective, mr. president. way back when snow was still falling in my

nuclear energy expert robert jacobs and hiroshima they are explaining the current situation in japan. and barack obama is calling on the american people to step up to the plate and a pressure their politicians in dealing with the debt standoff well congress has a week left to raise the country's multi-trillion dollar debt ceiling if it wants to avoid a potentially devastating default in the nationwide address obama warned that american default would impact around the world while he blamed republicans for stalling talks and refusing to accept a balanced approach republican speaker john boehner hit back accusing obama of spending beyond the country's means and expecting quote a blank check republicans and democrats have been locked in a dispute over whether spending cuts or tax hikes is the answer to the debt crisis washington watch our matthew beta says the government needs to act fast to avoid an investor exodus. and the democrats in congress just want to keep on spending. and so they would like to see the debt ceiling raised so that they can continue to give rewards to their supporte

. >> we're getting jacob travis in. he's an inmate that just assaulted an officer. the officer's nose. had several bite marks all over him. he did a pretty good job on the officer. this guy's going to be a three-man supervisor. he's going to be in your unit in d-11 until further notice. we need to use caution. as soon as we open the doors and talk to the inmate and feel him out. see if she's still angry. be careful. >> how is he acting? >> fine, no problem. >> he's a high-profile case from reading his file. has a lot of problems with outside gangs and inside gangs. there's a lot of concern because a lot of the gang members that he -- the gang he testified against, they are here. so we're going to have to be on our toes once they found out he's here, and keep a close eye on our movement in and out of the unit with him, and make sure he has no contact with any other inmates. >> he's an inmate from central correctional, apa. he assaulted a staff member over there. the officer was escorting him out of his cell with him restrained in the front. the inmate advised the off

is jacob here?cob actually isn't here right now. >> we tried tracking down buyers jacob chambers and sean stewart. both had criminal records which should have made them prohibited purchasers. instead the pair was allowed to buy 363 guns. >> you can't sanction illegal activity to further an i will founded, ill conceived investigation. >> an investigation that allowed this 24-year-old to buy a gun later used to kill border agent brian terry. when asked if it cooperated with the atf investigation fbi officials refused to comment however a whistleblower atf agent said whenever fast and furious suspects tried to buy a gun the fbi alerted the group's supervisor who approved each sale, even when it should have been delayed or denied. now, tomorrow hearings resume on defend the program under subpoena. >> we'll have a report on that tomorrow. the head of the government agency that responds to cyber attacks has resigned. randy vicars quit friday as director of the u.s. computer emergencyoj why yet. vicars' re

jacob this boat is one that has worked in those waters and for many years are there any clues as to what caused its rapid sinking at this point. we presume if it was said there is already going to be an investigation a full investigation launched to find out what exactly happened here we're already hearing a number of theories among them the simple fact that the boat. was fairly old around fifty five years old in fact or so i witness accounts say that they feel they feel the cats and the crew members mind of being able to do enough to stop the boats from sinking in such a short space of time again under three minutes time and we've actually spoken to someone who's a representative on the search and rescue boats you found those survivors who described the situation at the scene. where that all sank in about two minutes the crew was really kind of tonally how does want to convey in fluent english attach a paste on the boot when john from where we were seeing the area where the crews are stand we don't find any survivors it was only yeah it was at the scene and like to say that al ras hands

jacob reeves reporting there from moscow now egypt's prime minister is vowing to sack any member of the security forces accused of killing protesters during the uprising that toppled former president hosni mubarak a statement comes after thousands of egyptians turned out for the biggest rally in months angered over the slow pace of prosecuting officials and reforms but people say they will keep fighting until they see change artie's only so now it is at the scene. egypt's uprising might have ousted president mubarak that's a them he's far from gone thousands of people out here on top here they all say different things into egypt but big joined together because the people we've spoken to feel like their revolution has been stalled and we go through the books of the mubarak's that people should just like them when the taste of freedom was short lived the military is in full power mass media is being choked and oppression still rampant and worse. i think they werent catching activists as much as they are doing now and take them to a prison i guess now they're being read in violence they wa

operation and the latest from the russian emergencies ministry we can go live to our correspondent jacob greaves who is in moscow. now jacob we hear that this crew ship has safely worked at this route for years now is there any information on why tragedy should strike at this point. officials are actually still looking for answers here a number of theories have already been put on must stress none of them of really be confirmed just yet a formula one is the fact that this. overloaded official capacity was a hundred and forty people. one hundred eighty five people were on board of the time of its sinking also the age of this vessel was fifty five years old and there are questions being raised to whether or not it should have been used as a tourist boat on the revolver and in the first place some is being stunned by reporter claims made by a crew member same it had engine difficulties just before making this today voyage to because than although we have to bear in mind it's important to stress that mr transport base in moscow did actually carry out tests on the special say it was ok to be

on what's happening in japan i'm joined live now from hiroshima by nuclear energy expert dr robert jacobs. robert thanks so much for being here with us now why is the head of the i.a.e.a. difficult only now so what's expected to come out of his visit. once and what's largely coming out of the visit is an endorsement of the plan of the government of japan on the road forward the so-called road map and in essence sort of a saying to find more blessing that everything is proceeding according to plan. what. the a did come in march although amano was secretary model was not able to come to fukushima so because the danger is there but he's now toured the facility and been briefed and had discussions with the government but in essence what this is is just just trying to give a nice shine to a terrible terrible situation of policy and not really in any way dealing with the actual problems that are facing us here in japan while the tragedy that hit japan about four months ago terrified the world tell us how this iteration is there are now. well there is there's different pieces to it there's been

all right dr robert jacobs thanks very much indeed for sharing your views here with us. to other stories now president barack obama has turned to the public for help in pushing through a deal on its debt he wants americans to put pressure on congress to find a compromise and a televised national address he warned that failing to raise the debt ceiling will cause incalculable economic damage and i'll blame republicans in the house of representatives for the lack of a deal to avoid a u.s. national default congress is just to raise the fourteen point three trillion dollars debt limit before runs out of money risking a downgrade of its credit higher interest rates republicans and democrats have been logged in a dispute over whether spending cuts or tax hikes is the answer to the debt crisis senior editor at the capital research center says the government wants to raise its limit to keep investors. obama and the democrats in congress just want to keep on spending. and so they would like to see the debt ceiling raised so that they can continue to give rewards to their supporte

. >> rachel jacobs, two kids. mia will be 6 on saturday. jacob's 3. >> todd specter.e two kids, 5 and 2. >> while at first glance, this may sound like a parenting support group, it's not. this is a meeting of investors who all have at least $10,000 on the line in a new venture called the mother company. >> thank you guys for coming. what i'm going to do is i'm going to take you through a brief investor presentation. >> the mother company is run by abby schiller and samantha kurtzman counter. >> we're developing a line of products based on social and emotional learning for kids. the backbone of that line is our ruby studio series. >> hi, everyone. welcome to my studio. i'm ruby. >> and then from that we're making plush dolls, based on characters from the show. >> abby game up with the idea in 2008. she had the vision. she had the drive. what she didn't have was the money to make it all happen. >> i remember selling things on craigslist to pay for people. >> so like any ambitious entrepreneur, she set out to find funding. despite doing this in the worst economy this cou

nuclear energy expert robert jacobs in hiroshima explaining the situation in japan. we're going across the pacific now with lawmakers a loggerheads over how to pay for raising the u.s. debt ceiling president obama threatens to veto a rival republican plan congress has less than a week left to raise the country's multi trillion dollar debt ceiling if it hopes to avoid potentially devastating default and nationwide address obama warned that an american default would impact the around the world and that washington would be to blame if we criticize republican opposition for stalling talks and refusing to accept a balanced approach republican house speaker john boehner hit back accusing obama of spending beyond the country's means and expecting a blank check the two parties have been locked in dispute over whether spending cuts or tax hikes is the best answer to the debt crisis and u.s. congressional candidate candidate dan o'connor thinks that the debate in both sides has ignored a key point. i think a lot of the politicians in d.c. and this is both republican and democr

from the russian emergencies ministry we can go live to our correspondent jake agreed in moscow now jacob we hear that the cruise ship safely worked this round for years is there any information why tragedy should strike now. well we've heard a number of theories of already being put forward but as it stands none of actually being confirmed now among them is a fire this could have been an overcrowded boat sisk pasties around one hundred forty people officially and our best the report that we're hearing of my personal capacity on board at the time is sinking around one hundred and eighty people or so the age of this vessel is being raising questions of whether or not i should have even be sailing in the first place along the river that's fifty five years old and also whether or not it was safe enough that this is some this peacetime shaded by a crew member reportedly who said that the engines had failed just prior to setting off for a two day trip down to because they have to bear in mind here that the minister of transport in moscow well there actually checked this vessel or said it was o

i'm glad that her and her kids are okay. >> officer jacobs has gotten a phone call from the mother that day goes by for the family doesn't think thank them for what they did. >>> some of the former neighbors watched the interview with mixed emotions last night. they say they are horrified to hear what went on for so long in the now boarded-up home but they were amazed by her strength and recovery she is making from her ordeal. >> she gives hope to anyone and everyone because she has given strength to the people that may have been in a similar situation and strived to make out better. >> she is very very brave. i just think a bad thing that somebody could really do something like that to a cute little girl like that. >> philip and nancy garrido pleaded guilty last month. he was sentenced to life in prison. >>> to the latest on seven missing northern california men in the gulf of california. within hours u.s. divers could start searching for the fishing boat that capsized on july the 4th weekend. a diving team is due to explore the wreckage of the boat on the sea floor. they are going to

retire colonel jack jacobs is looking for answers to 43 years of questions.rom the vietnam battlefield where he fought and bled and endured the transformative experience of his life. in a modest home, an unlikely reunion with retired brigadier general, vietcong army, the man who gave the order to attack jacobs' battalion, killing or wounding half of them, but even war wounds heal, the sharp edges of combat fade and the adversaries of 1968 find common ground. >> the emotional part is meeting for the first time again, somebody who also fought for his soldiers. it's a bond that is impossible to break, no matter what country you belong to. >> reporter: even though you were enemies. >> yeah, even though -- we were enemies on paper. >> reporter: making rough sketches, colonel jacobs, now a west point professor of military strategy, wants to know. >> how many days before we got there did he know we were coming? >> reporter: it was an unrelenting ambush, seen from the air by the helicopter pilot he radioed for help. don't bother, he said. it's too hot down here. it's

sally jacobs is a long time correspondent of the "boston globe" and she said when she -- you know, shed of did a profile, you know, of obama and kenya but all through the phone, you know, not really deep enough and she said, if he's elected i'm going to go to pursue this story. she's never done a book before. she never found a story she felt committed to. she's been to kenya many times and she talked to everyone who new barack obama, sr., and she has put together his life story in a way that is riveting, wresting and revealing and i say, you know, if president obama read this book, he would learn things about his father that he doesn't know. and i think it's an amazing contribution to our knowledge of the president and his family. >> what's it editing a journalist? >> it's an interesting process. journalists on the one hand can write very fluidly and they're used to the idea of changes and rewrites so, you know, they're not kind of hugging their precious prose but sometimes the book -- the arc of a book versus the arc of a series of featured stories can be very different. and i think o

jacobs wanted her to adopt a kitten. she is glad that she did not now. >> i have seen her bring them in at a dock them out. >> the fairfax county animal shelter was overwhelmed. despite their being quarantined in one room, the airborne virus made its way to other cats through the ventilation system. the increase in boarding cages and may provoke a change. >> we may need to go to a regional approach. fairfax county is not the only shelter that has experiences with these hording cases. >> all 80 cats had to be euthanize. pet lovers say that according creates a lot of problems. >> the animals are in terrible conditions. it is very sad. >> jacobs is expected in court next week. and in the meantime, we understand they may get back in operation taking cats and and adopting cats out sometime next week. >>> it is time to update tonight's top stories. police are looking for whoever staff a young man to death in prince george's county. a fight a thursday night began as an argument over a pair of expensive shoes. five people were s

no one actually knows what's going to happen on august third not even white house budget director jacob lew is in government exciting especially when it kills me we got a police state updates and i would assume in san francisco or a vault in china groping the t.s.a. that's that's groping groping high them and cops turning to other so on all the joins us with some historical perspective on the debt limit dance and brian miller the now former g.o.p. chairman callan joins us for that story and finally tonight will have the story of world war three as could only be told by you the viewers of adam versus the man. ladies and gentlemen the the fault is nearly upon us obama said a thirty six hour deadline for republicans last thursday but now they've not dismissed it they're ignoring it how do the but doing so do alone but i have to ask with the debt ceiling deadline growing perilously close what exactly are global markets person for. with the debt ceiling deadline growing perilously close global markets are bracing for the unthinkable i use the let me know i will kill you we're going to blow y

today, dodging default with white house bum et director jacob liu and republican senator lindsey graham. then rudy giuliani on the president, the republican field, and gay marriage. >> i don't know what the heck the republican party wants to do getting involved in people's sexual lives and personal lives so much for. stay out-it. >> and the politics of red ink with former biden chief of staff ron klain and former congressman tom davis. i'm candy crowley. and this is "state of the union." the president said he wanted a deal by friday so lawmakers met with him at the white house day after day after day. they took a break friday, and the president pushed again. >> if washington operates as usual and can't get anything done, let's at least avert armageddon. >> joining me now, white house budget director jacob liu. thanks for being here this morning. >> good to be with you, candy. >> we are told by hill sources that since the last white house meeting on thursday and this morning there has been no progress. do you concur? >> i think quite a bit has been going on since the meeting at the white

jacob invented this special drill. a helium tank and that evenly distributes it to the root system. >> we are standing in a place that was covered with kudzu? >> yes. it was about six or seven or ten feet in areas. >> his success in killing kudzu has earned him congressional praise. >> i see myself doing what others do as a scientist. you build on what others have done. >> what is amazing about his work -- remember he say teenager. he has had opportunities to go to school in places like ivy league schools. harvard and yale. the kid will possibly get a free ride at a university for coming up with the idea. >> this is a kid who will look back and before 30, he will be a billionaire. >> you will tell your kids today, there was a crazy plant called kudzu. >> because i got rid of it. reynolds will be back this morning. he has heat to talk about and the tropical depression now. tropical depression don. we will see you here shortly. >>> we are also going to be talking about this ongoing debt debate in washington d.c. it is go

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getting them on my personal e-mail, too, from people who are just up in arms. >> reporter: senator jacobs has prefiled a bill to make failure to report a child missing or dead a felony in the state of maryland. >> evidently, there is a national group that is doing this and putting alerts out. they're going after all of their state legislators. all over the country. because they feel like a great injustice has been done. >> reporter: you would think that calling police when a child is missing or deceased would be a reflex action. but as the country is now painfully aware, that's not always the case. in north baltimore, i'm pat warren. back to you on tv hill. >> researcher is under way to determine what law is currently exist. >>> let's get a live look at live doppler weather with bob. >> heavy rain. we're talking about the dundalk area. a little after 6:00, still a warning in effect as you can see this area right here. the storms have moved from northwest to southeast, particularly right along the i- 95, route 40 corridor. and the current storm is moving generally to the southeast. a piece