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secondly cutting off the jayme closs 5, the most advanced still fighter in the world, put those togetheran would be able to figure out what needs to be done with the as/400 to help defeat the jayme closs 5 which russia would benefit from which is why they are slamming the door on the of 35 sale just to be able to protect the technology and not wind up in moscow. >> it is one of the things with bipartisan support, good to see the parties agree on something that should be apolitical but what do you make of this trouble because they are a nato ally and yet they are taking a lot of steps that are not in us national interests. >> absolutely. erdogan turned his country more islamic and more authoritarian and has pressed people in his jail houses more than most authoritarian regimes have, and clearly he also has been closer to russia. russia has been working strategically to replace the united states as the most influential country in the middle east and as you mentioned turkey matters. the second largest military behind the united states, their strategic location geographically is very valuabl

elizabeth smart to share messages of strength and hope to encourage 13-year-old kidnapping victim jayme clossdid it. another one of us got away. >> jayme survived the unsurvivable. >> nothing prepares you for being kidnapped and nothing prepares you for life after. >> reporter: closs was held captive in 21-year-old jake patterson's remote cabin for 88 days before managing to make an extraordinary escape. >> she was walking towards me crying saying you gotta help me. you got a -- gotta help me. >> when i first heard about jayme, i was heartbroken. >> reporter: denise huskins whose 2015 abduction was dubbed the gone girl abduction. after police initially called it a hoax. urging closs not to dwell on regre regrets. >> it's hard not to reflect back at what you could have done differently. >> reporter: and gina dejesus one of three held captive by ariel castro in that cleveland house for a decade, also participating. >> that's 14-year-old gina. >> now you're a powerful woman. >> reporter: this sisterhood of survivors bound together by shared experience. >> it doesn't define who you are. >> exactl

. >> we remember this story. 13-year-old jayme closs was kidnapped from her wisconsin home last fall.lled her parents. now in a >>> now in a new documentary els meth smart is using her story of survival to help people heal. natalie, good morning. >> good morning, guys. this documentary follows els meth smart as she investigates jamie's case, unveiling new details and sharing revelations of her own life after she was kidnapped at the age of 14. i talk to her about her road for recovery and what drew her to the case. >> certainly i felt very many similarities between my story and jamie's story, but it wasn't so much me wanting to tell her story. this is about her return, this is about what it's like as a survivor coming back and moving forward. >> we start with a case of the 13-year-old girl missing from wisconsin. >> reporter: in the jayme closs case, victims advocate elizabeth smart travels to the climb, to the secluded home of jake patterson. he pled guilty to killing her parents and kidnapping the 13-year-old captive in his basement for 88 days before she was finally able escape. >>

the powerful image tonight, elizabeth smart and other survivors sending a message of support to jayme clossart and the six survivors want to help closs. she was held captive for 88 days, her parents killed. they say it's important to come together to show closs she will pull through. >>> when we come back, "jeopardy!"'s unstoppable champ, and what we now know about how he practiced at home. it's not how we play at home. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin and relief from symptoms caused by over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity. and live claritin clear. (alarm beeping) welcome to our busy world. where we all want more energy. but with less carbon footprint. that's why, at bp, we're working to make energy that's cleaner and better. we're producing cleaner-burning natural gas. and solar and wind power. and wherever your day takes you... we have advanced fuels for a better commute. and we're developing ultra-fast-charging technology for evs.. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. so w

jayme's tragedy. how do you respond to that? >> i think they misunderstood. and i'm sorry for that. because that's not my i intenti. ink i was probably one of the first people to say leave the closshat is the overall message for jayme? what advice would you give her? >> this man jake patterson has stolen 88 l days of your lifeay awyou. he has stolen your parents. but don't give him a single second more. you need to move forward and live your life and be happy and do all of the things you ever wanted to do buecau he doesn't e a second more of your life. >> reporter: and she told jayme and he door always open to them for advice and support. her documentary airs saturday on lifetime. >> so interesting, natalie, that she brought together allhe thos survivors and what that must have been like for her to be in that company with people who really understood what she it was pretty emotional for her b also very healing for all of them. many of them had never met each other before bnd. andng together for the documentary, sharing their stories and experiences which were similar andiving each other the said that was a true gift. >> thank you. >>> coming up, your conversation with viola davis

it was someone close to the investigation much like jayme closs.nvestigators are looking for someone local to the community. someone that knew the area. shannon: you mentioned delphi as a small town. a population of just a little over 3000. investigators have released this new video of the suspect. my question to you, we were all wondering, why are they just now releasing this video? >> i have pondered the same question as of yesterday when the video was released. this is something that someone, if you look at the mannerism of walk, someone probably knows that walk. a family member or close friend, someone that knew this individual may be from school but i'm sure the reason investigators just now released this video. to your point with this video, also audio. a mother can identify the cry of their baby in a full of crying babies, someone knows that voice, someone knows that walk and someone knows that face we are showing on your screen right now. shannon: two years later we don't have a suspect in custody but we have a lot of information. what else

oz: a true crime update on the abduction rescue of jayme closs. but judges going to make sure he never steps out of prison. the teacher that helped her risque. how she was protected from her kidnapper. >> he was in the area, looking for her. dr. oz: plus, the dish crew is serving up a staycation. coming up next. ♪ dr. oz: season 10 starts now. i became a dr. to help people heal.

film elizabeth smart assembles a group of women to offer words of hope and support to 13-year-old jayme closse headlines earlier this year after escaping from her abductor. she was held in a remote cabin for 88 days. kidnapping survivors want jayme to know she's not alone. >> when i first heard about jayme, i was heartbroken. it's hard not to reflect back at what you could have done differently. >> "smart justice" will air on lifetime this saturday. more on the documentary coming up at 7:00 on "gma." >>> the marine mammal center is urging people to keep their distance from the seals and see lions. >> the center is packed with 170 orphaned and sickly pups. officials say many of these youngsters are sick because they became separated from their mothers before they were fully nourished. they can get scared away if people are too close. the center is looking forvoluntr of pups that need care. >>> new at 6:00, a major announcement this morning about the next james bond movie, an abc exclusive revealing who will be the next villain. >> reporter: when you park here at a b.a.r.t. parking lot, a licen

six other women now behinding a strong message of support for the latest high-profile survivor, jayme clossmission. >> this is where it all ends. it's all been working up to this. >>> "all