for the attack on melissa richards, he was sentenced to five more years. >> melissa's our hero. if it wasn't for her, they wouldn't have caught him. we are forever indebted and thankful to her for that. >> the police and the blodgetts commend you and do feel that other women could have been murdered if it wasn't for you. >> i tried to help as much as i could. i just wanted to help 'em out. i don't know. i tried. ? ? >> reporter: jessie's parents have started an educational campaign in their daughter's honor, called, "love is greater than hate." >> i'm doing it for the millions of people who will be jessie. if not murdered, sexually assaulted and have their lives changed forever because of it. >> reporter: those who loved jessie, say her zest for life changed them for the better and still lives on through her music and her spirit. >> we started thinking because of her. >> have the tables turned? you were always the one proud of her. and now, do you feel she's the one proud of you? >> i feel like now she's the one lifting me up and encouraging me through life, where it used to be

>> reporter: this is melissa richards, the victim of that attack.ree days before jessie was killed. her courageous story of survival is amazing. >> you arrive at the park. and what's the first thing you see? >> a blue minivan. >> anything out of the ordinary? >> no. >> reporter: melissa richards and her dog, remy, went for a walk in richfield park. and when they returned -- >> the guy was still parked in the car. and what i noticed was him looking out of the driver's side window. >> did it seem weird? >> i just thought he wanted his privacy. and then about here, i hear somebody running behind me. so i look back and go, oh, you scared me. then i noticed he had a knife in his hand, and he was still coming towards me. >> reporter: before melissa could run, she was knocked to the ground, and her attacker pinned her down on her stomach. but melissa fought back and did something almost unthinkable. she grabbed the knife by the blade. >> you grabbed the knife with your bare hands? >> right. >> what -- what possessed you to doughe have dwa a laquan rodney e

melissa: richard, her plan is similar to barack obama's. this is a lot of the same things.alking about the infrastructure. she also wants to dot green energy jobs which is tax breaks for companies like solyndra. sounds very similar to president obama. how is it different? >> you could bemoan what happened with the stimulus except for a few facts. first 800 -- melissa: no, how is it different. tell me how it is different from president obama. >> let me tell you how it worked, listen you forget unemployment today half of what it was at worst of the recession. melissa: can you answer the actual question. how is it different. answer the question, how is it different, if it is the same and you think president obama's plan is great, that is great answer too. is it the same. >> no, actually much more robust. fact of the matter is, the part of the stimulus that went toward infrastructure was not actually as big as. melissa: you're not telling me how it is different? the. >> it is bigger around more robust. i'm telling you. >> it is not different. >> telling you, melissa, the fact w

melissa: selling government and access. >> richard nixon. more opaque than richard nixon. sa: how do you make, hang on. >> pivots left and right. melissa: opaque that they are transparent that the clintons are transparent she won't hand over emails? we this whole other issue, noel going on the side. they put their tax returns out but -- >> put tax returns from 2,000. so you have all of them, see all the financials. donald trump has not done that. melissa: you already went. go ahead, noil. >> nobody cares about the clinton tax returns they have been in public life ever since arkansas. what people are concerned about are donald trump's tax returns. if i was working for donald trump, which i am not, if i was i would tell donald trump to not release his tax returns and reason why, would say, don't do it is because the campaign well will be all about what is in his tax returns and will lose message. he will get off message and entire rest of the 2 1/2 months will be focused on trump and with a fine-tooth comb his tax records. and so, i would concentrate, if i were donald trump o

. >> richard, it's melissa. i've actually been on several cruises including the inaugural cruise out of china last year. i met you in the cafe, i don't know if you remember, maybe the only passenger came up to you and identified you on site. but i want to ask you the question that a lot of investors are wondering because you paint a very rosy picture about where you're seeing the growth, you wish there were more markets like china. fact of the matter is, richard, your stock is down 33% over the past 12 months. the cruise stocks in general are down. is it terrorism? i mean, what is going on? what can you tell investors, you know, in terms of why they should stick with the stock that has been a loser? >> well, you know, melissa, first of all, thank you for your interest. and i do recall that. and i also recall you were enjoying the food in that very large ship. i hope you'll take more cruises. i have to say, our ships -- sorry, our shares had had a big run up. and about a year ago people started getting nervous ab

now for melissa magee, jeff skversky and the entire action news team, i'm walter perez. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. [ gasps ] [ gasps ] richard pains me to admit it, but i am in your debt. yes. deeply. but if you'd like to start paying rent -- no, no, no. i mean i owe you a debt of gratitude. oh. if you had not urged me to take this audition, i would never have gotten this part. now i'm off to my wardrobe fitting. bye. bye. bye. castle: bye. where are you off to? oh, i signed up for an escort service. i have to meet a client. what? a what?