joining us today and we're taking a break but there is a lot more to come this hour interview with jaycee dugard of the young turks about wall street corruption and the security researcher chris to go and fills us in on how with new technology the music press journalists and their sources. wealthy british selling. out on. the. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. is a report on our. now the time we conducted this interview not a single wall street banker or executive of the prosecutor on criminal charges for the financial crisis unfortunately at the end of two thousand and eleven nothing has changed so here's a look at me speaking to the young turks about how our system in itself is fundamentally corrupt one of the debt crisis in europe and poor economic figures here in the u.s. lead us into what could be considered another double dip a crash a real depression let's not forget that to this day the u.s. is not prosecuted or a single wall street banker for bringing it all down the first time in two thousand and

i worked on the unabomber case, the jaycee dugard case, the green river murder case. >> now she delves into the mind of james "dusty" rhodes, serving four consecutive life sentences for murder, attempted murder, kidnapping and sexual battery. >> at the time that dusty was out and walking the streets, he was extremely dangerous. he was lethal. he was absolutely lethal. on a scale of one to five, you definitely have to put dusty at a five. >> i'm military trained. if i want to hurt you, i can do this in a matter of seconds. >> the look that he gave me was actually chilling. when you hear the term, the hair goes up on the back of your neck. it went up on the back of my neck. >> a person should be able to feel safe, to do as they please. but the reality is, everywhere you go, there is somebody out there. i think that most people who become victims become victims because they are not aware of just how easy they are or vulnerable they are to attack. they feel comfortable in their environment and they should. but that's not the reality of our world. i preach that to my own daughters, there ar

. >> jaycee dugard was just 11 years old when kidnapped in 1991, she gave birth to two children during her 18 years in captivity. the father of those children? one of her abductors, phillip garri garrido. they were convicted this year on charges of abduction and rape. and 2011 saw brian david mitchell sentenced to life in prison for the 2002 kidnapping of elizabeth smart. he took her and raped her repeatedly. legal dramas and historic court cases that defined 2011 but will be remembered long after the calendar turns. cnn atlanta. >> and here is a question for you today. the gop is all about lowering taxes so why are some suggesting that house republicans have managed to lose the tax cut issue and maybe the election to president obama? we will talk about that. but next, our question of the day can you name the only president to serve a full term without appointing any supreme court justices. if you know the answer, i will give a shoutout to the first person with the right answer. get on it. [ nadine ] buzzzz, bzzzz, bzzzz, bzzzz, you know, typical alarm clock. i am so glad to get rid of

the survivor, jaycee dugard. >> you think about it. 18 years in captivity.nd so dynamic and so determined to get her life back, it's really impressive. it's tough to imagine what that was like. >> it was. that interview she did with diane was so gripping, just to see her tell her story. >> also, we were watching all along, j.r. martinez, the dancing hero. another truly inspiring story. >> incredible story being burned. coming back from that. getting his life back. being fundamentally optimistic. and winning handily in a show that captivates everybody. >> we follow that all long here at "gma." and it was so great to hear all of his fellow dancers, competitors, they all liked him so much. they wanted him to win. >> it's great to watch someone become a star. and that guy did. suddenly, everybody was talking about this guy. and we had to jump on the story. >> and we heard her at the top of the show, the voice, adele. >> you can be listening to industrial music or somebody's grandmother. this woman appeals to everybody. it's an album of great songs. >> i have to