tell me about jessie. because he and his testimony to police very early on were the catalyst of what happened to you. >> right. >> what we've heard subsequently is he has a very low iq, 72, he is mentally retarded. >> right. >> he's not somebody who really should have been giving lengthy evidence without a lot of legal help. >> exactly. >> what happened? >> well, whenever they called him in for questioning, like you said, he was mentally retarded, he had been in like special education classes in school, things like that. they said he had -- mentally he functioned at the level of something like a 5 to 8-year-old child. they called him in and started questioning him and basically with the mentality he had, what happened was he agreed to anything that they said. they would say, did you do this? he would say yes. >> and very little of this testimony was ever kept on tape, certainly on tape that was found. >> exactly. >> just fragments of this interview, which in itself is suspicious and strange and weird. he g

police say finding jessie is the number one priority. they are still investigating and following up on hundreds of leads. >> we have not named any suspects in the case. we do have many persons of interest. >> now, volunteers have been helping search the streets for jessie, but her grandmother thinks the case isn't getting enough national attention for a very specific reason. listen to this -- >> i believe it's because she's a little black kid. >> we're trying to get national attention. we're trying to get this story like they're telling their story down in kansas? we want the same thing. >> well, joining me now is a group that helps families of missing minority children, good to have you back here, unfortunately, we're talking about another missing child here. but to the family's point and the grandmother's in particular, does she have one? >> i think she has a point. everybody knows baby lisa's face and picture and her name, she's definitely a household name. many people don't know jessie shockley's name and she's been missing about the

the day she died, my aunt jessie -- my dad had sent us out. i think everybody knew that was going to be the day. i was still oblivious to it. i was at a piano recital where my aunt jessie came and said, your mother just died. and brought me home. and it was then that i realized for the first time, she's not there any more. >> your father, obviously, had to carry on the family. i mean, it must have been incredibly tough for him, too. and you developed a very strong bond with him subsequently. >> yeah, my dad is my hero. i mean, he's 85 now. >> he still lives in new orleans. >> he still lives there. he's in great health. he's handsome and strong and got an incredible moral and ethical backbone. and i just am -- i couldn't have been luckier with my parents. >> having been the driving force for you to live your dream. >> yeah. >> she never got to see you realize that dream. >> well, i like to think that she's seeing it now in some capacity, you know. in some way that i don't understand. but i feel her. obviously, she's not really here. but you kno

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her mother told police she left jessie with her older siblings and when she returned home, jessie wasve canvassed the neighborhood and say they've turned up no evidence of foul play. the girl's parents have a troubling past. they were arrested in vallejo in 2005 on child abuse charges. hunter was sentenced to eight years in prison. it's not known why she was released -- released. jecy's father is a registered sex offender and is currently in a california prison. >>> 8:55. we may not see the nba until after christmas if a labor agreement is not reached within a few days. commissioner david sterns said yesterday his gut tell the him -- tells him on tuesday, the owners and players are scheduled to meet with a federal mediator. the first few weeks of the regular season have already been cancelled. raider fans are hosting the longest tailgate tonight in memory of al davis. he died last saturday at the age of 82. fans are going to stay out there from tonight until the game on sunday afternoon. >> that's a party. >> yes, it is. >>> sal, one last check with you. >> all right, yeah. this kind

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so you all tell me, do you all believe at all or are you sure in your heart of hearts that jessie's mother nothing to do with her disappearance? >> i feel comfortable saying that. i just don't think she's capable of that, to do anything to her child. i just can't see that. i think the baby -- she was real friendly. she knew a lot of people in that complex. i know there's so many registered sex offenders and predators in that area, in the immediate area, i found out. and her, i just -- in my heart, i don't feel that. >> do you all think this possibly, and josie, i'll ask you this, it possibly even hurts the investigation in some way because people that don't know, your sister does have a history, jessie's mother did do some time for child abuse. and there is a history there. but do you think that clouds the investigation or that's an important part of the investigation? >> well, it's definitely an important part, but i believe it is clouding the investigation because i think they're focusing too long on jherrese and i'm hoping they're not just focusing on her and letting other things go bec

jessie has drawn upon to produce a drop in crime here unlike any other in the state. the county's total crime rate just dropped to the lowest level since maryland first began to compile the numbers back in the mid-70s. by taking a crime prevention method to kids in the backyard, there is hope the trend will continue. >> most of the students, by the time they leave here, they are smiling, happy, laughing. >> in hartford county, jeff hager, abc "2 news." >> sheriff's deputies take mobile crime prevention trailer into neighborhoods in the wake of violent crimes or shootings to relieve some of the tension there. >> >> baltimore county police looking for more potential victims of a man accused of having sexual relationships with underage boys. police say 22-year-old brandon used a fake facebook profile to make county with two under age boys, one 13, the other 14. >> is >> pools of water on the floor and old packing equipment at one colorado farm are likely to blame for the lysteria breakout. >> >> and schools were closed today near a wild animal park in eastern ohio after

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. >> we have invited jessie from the center for independent living to come and tell us how destination elevators interfaced with persons with disabilities. >> when destination elevators storfirst started appearing, thy presented a number of challenges to individuals with disabilities. what happened was, elevator technology outpaced california building code. building code has a number a provision that makes traditional elevators usable by people with disabilities, but destination elevators presented challenges, particularly with cited. how do you know to get from this keypad to your our corporate car? >> we had a terrific program where we develop and administer the bulletin, which your help, elevator companies, involvement from the public, and you can tell us the outcome of that. >> what is amazing about the process is we had both government and private industry, as well as people with disabilities at the table for three years creating these accessibility standards. what we are doing here is being looked at by the department of justice access board and state architect's office. that is

. >> my name is jessie stanshaw. i live directly across the street from the development. i have lived there since 1985. it has had the same character the whole time, five small cottages at the end of a dead- and alley. i have two brief points to make regarding this zoning, and the practical work ability of a product of this size at the end of a one lane debt and valley. -- dead-end alley. there is a lot of concern around proper zoning. i hope the commission can bring clarity to the issue. the initial notice of the building permit application said the site was owned s rh-1 in a 40-x district. in the discretionary review, the planning department is saying it is a 65-a. it seems nobody has confidence in the zoning for the project site. anything you can do to help clarify that would be much appreciated. neighbors have experienced trouble in trying to determine how paul the proposed building will be. the original notice of a building permit applications said the building would be 30 feet tall, revised notice that the building would be 30 feet tall. the planning department is n

jessie is in good condition tonight. the third victim is identified as 48-year-old manuel penion. you will find more coverage on our web site. >>> oakland police are searching tonight for an armed robbery suspect who fled on foot. prompting the officers to shutdown a stretch of interstate 580 during the evening rush hour. the westbound lanes were closed for more than three hours near the mcauthor boulevard exit. that caused a back up before the police reopened the freeway at 5:15t. started at 2:00 when a man robbed a woman in her 50ss near 38th and mc-- 50s near 38th and mcauthor. she is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. they followed the suspect and then he crashed the car and he ran. >>> it has been more than 24 hours since apple cofounder steve jobs passed away. memorials are popping up across the bay area and around the world. people left notes, candles, photos at the apple store in san francisco. and post-it-notes spell out "we will miss you" on the window and apples were left outside of the home. they crowded to apple stores overseas to pay their respects. lond

jessie certainly felt that she -- that women should have the vote. ellen simply didn't want to come out and say something contrary to what her husband had said but in one interview she said at least working women should have the vote to protect themselves. i just got a couple minutes. you have one more question, madam? >> yes. thank you. i was intrigued by edith's role after her husband had the stroke. it sounds like she was a surrogate president. was there any debate at that time about wilson being declared incompetent and the vice president taking over? and if you would care to speculate what that would have meant for our history? >> it's a big question in 2 minutes. but it's a good one. i'll do my best. yes. she was deceptive. no two ways about it. there was a committee of two senators who came to see what his condition was like. one democrat and one republican. and she and the doctor orchestrated the viewing of woodrow to have him seen at his best advantage, completely hoodwinked these two senators who came away and told all the press that he was

the list of speakers includes reverend jessie jackson and dr. king's children. choir from his baptist church in atlanta is also performing. president obama is scheduled to speak in just a few minutes. earlier this morning, dan rather talked about his interviews with king and doctor king's impact on society even today. the memorial is a 30--foot granite sculpture. the 120 million-dollar memorial also includes a granite wall inscribed with various quotes from dr. king. this morning's dedication was originally scheduled for august but was pushed back due to hurricane irene. >>> tomorrow marks 22 years since the earthquake, the 6.9 magnitude quake struck on october 17, 1989. 73 people were killed and thousands were injured. >>> good morning to you. looking forward to another beautiful day here in the bay area. you could see this morning waking up with, well, we have that cloud cover out there. we've been watching those high clouds move in since friday, in and out. the southwesterly breeze has been blowing as well. finally this morning we're seeing actually a few spr

when we got there, we found the body of a 12-year-old girl, jessi jessica wen. we have been investigating this case over the last few months, and we have been able to build a case against david rich hang, a 42-year-old man is in fact jessica's stepfather. mr. hang did live at that raven avenue address in the years 2005 and 2006, and he has not lived there since then. hang and jessica's mother were married. they are now going through a divorce. some of the evidence that we have put together over the last several months is that we found at the scene a sheath for a knife, and so we had that physical evidence and were able to get dna off of the sheath, and we were able to make an impression of the boot print we found at the scene as well. we started to look at anybody and everybody that had access to the house. there was no forced entry to the home and so we were looking at everybody that could have been in that house. as we began to eliminate different people, mr. hang became more of a suspect as the investigation went on. we found that he had taken off work the af

the second daughter jessie married a lawyer, frank fehr and their son became dean of the washington cathedral. a very beloved figure in washington and of course woodrow wilson and edith are buried at that cathedral. there is a nice connection. the youngest daughter known as nell married one of woodrow wilson's cabinet members. amen considerably older than she was. william gibbs mcadoo. they had children and were later divorced and married somebody even younger. , would save the middle one was the closest to her mother. she had been active in the settlement house movement. she used to argue with ellen about women's suffrage. jesse certainly felt women should have a vote. ellen did not want to say something contrary to what her husband had said but in one interview she said she thought at least working women should have the vote to protect themselves. just got a couple of minutes. you have one question? >> thank you. i was intrigued by edith's will after her husband had a stroke. sounds like she was a surrogate president. was there any debate at that time about wilson being declared incompetent

. >> jessie walker is serving up to five years for aggravated sexual assault.s known as jazz by his fellow tier mates. >> my first couple of months, i didn't think i could make it this long. i never seen myself be here for a year. i thought i was going to crumble up and die, you know. >> on a-east, there are only 2 officers to manage 95 inmates. >> it's almost like a college of psychology. deviant and otherwise. you learn a lot about people, their movement, their eyes. things that tell on them. i would be a liar if i didn't say that there are times where the hair stands up on the back of your neck. but that just goes with the job. >> with the numbers heavily in their favor, many inmates see themselves in the position of power. >> they're only in there to make sure nothing major goes on. other than that, inmates run anything else. >> they protect the block. they are not going anywhere. >> they got their rules. we got ours. you know? there's a code of conduct in here that you got to follow if you want to make your time easy. >> the criminal code is simply that th

jessie jackson met west after he was released. >> we come out with smiles on our faces because of yourupport, but also because of our love and support of one another. and millions of people across the nation and around the world. >> dr. west was in washington to attend a sunday dedication of the martin luther king, jr., memorial on the national mall. >>> "occupy wall street" rallies continue nationwide today. two days after two dozen protestors were arrested at a new york city citibank branch. the earnings are up to $3.8 billion. police arrested the protestors after they entered the new york bank and refused to leave. they were among hundreds handcuffed at protests throughout the country. >>> president obama hit the rode ton a three-day bus tour. his mission is to put the pressure on congress to pass the jobs bill after the measure hit a road block in the senate. craig boswell has the latest. >> reporter: president obama kicks off his three-day bus tour with a stop in asheville, north carolina. >> we'll give members of congress another chance. >> reporter: the president is again pushin

jesse jones and the r f c had to make the loans to industry. >> why was jessie jones appointed head of the r f c? >> hoover saw what he had done in houston. your castrated a bank rescue that prevent all the banks of houston from failing during the great depression. the got all the business leaders together and convinced them to create a pool of funds to stabilize these tottering banks. jones knew if they collapsed bank not just in houston but in three or four states would shut down because smaller banks kept these deposits in larger banks in houston. i think hoover stop this community-based efforts where the citizens of the community gathered to save their banks and hoover liked that kind of community-based volunteer action. the trouble was it could not be duplicated nationwide to solve the great depression. >> jesse jones was the chairman of the democratic finance committee. >> 1924-28. >> appointed by herbert hoover. >> it was a bipartisan board. jones was one of the democrats on the bipartisan board and also good friends with john garner who was speaker of the house and he recommend

that's where jessie venturea was a one trick pony. if you really want to build a movement you have to start not in washington but you have to start in akron, you have to start out in the country and that's what they are unwilling to d >> charlie wheets what the tea party did. >> they did it as part of the republican party and you can see how effective they've been. they've been very effective. >> charlie: al hunt, thank you. >> thanks charlie, thanks kevin. >>harlie: see you tuesday night. >> see you next week. >> charlie: thank you. >> charlie: reid hoffman created linked in nine years ago inis living room. today it's the most dominant network for career-minded professionals. the company has over 120 milon members in more than 200 countries. linkedin adds member at a rate faster than two ne members per second. in may it became a public traded company. jeff wreern is the ceo and reid hoffman is chairman and cofounder. welcome. is this the first time you two appeared together as i've been told. >> yes. >> certainly in a setting like th

jessie russell, chairman and ceooink network inc. and president and founder of im solutions and dr.ilson of morgan state university. thank you all, gentlemen, for joining us this morning. let's begin this morning with this. take a look. i as tkpl soluti iam presents the greatest stories never told. hbcu, featuring jesse russell, innovations led to the digital cell phone. and dr. david wilson's adjourn from from the cotton fields. hbcu. it changed the world. few of us can imagine life without our cell phones. but all of this would not have happened with the remarkable advances in wireless technology made by pioneers such as jesse russell, who graduated from tennessee state. >> the beauty of historical black colleges for me, just talking to me personally at a personal level, is that what they did for me they gave me the nurturing and the freedom to challenge. in the laboratories in 1980 i was selected as one of the most outstanding engineers of america at the age of 32. coming from a very poor environment, single family, nine brothers and sisters. and i will never forget the first day

. >>> for more about the protests, we turn to jessie legreca, a leader in the occupy wall street movement here in new york. must be good to see the protests spreading across the globe. >> to me, i think it speaks to the amount of resolve people have. we are seeing our future stolen away from us while the wealthiest 1% get richer and richer and i'm glad people are taking a role and participating in their democracy. >> have you been participating with the people around the world? >> there is communication between twitter and facebook and social media. the organic nature of this movement can't be denied. >> do you feel you won sort of a victory this week when the city essentially backed off of its plans to sort of move you out of there for a while, while they cleaned up the park? >> we have our own volunteer cleaning crew so we are doing the best we can to maintain the sanitation in the area. we feel it's great for the first amendment rights and to participate in our democracy. >> what is the situation like with the police right now? we saw in bigad's police, there have been some clashes ove