vicky was rushed by ambulance to the odessa hospital about an hour away. crystal followed in her car. as if crystal and vicky hadn't already been through enough, the ambulance broke down along the way. >> we almost hit it. we were right behind the ambulance and we almost hit the ambulance because it slowed down to such a point that we had to get out of the way. >> eventually, the ambulance got to the hospital and vicky was rushed to intensive care. >> that's when it really hit me, that she may not make it. she was mine and bill's only child. it was hard. they finally took me and bill in to see vicky. she was in a coma, and then she started, what they thought, throwing up blood. so, they asked us to leave. we hadn't even been in there maybe two minutes. >> as they left the room, they noticed unusual marks on vicky's face. >> those were tire marks on her face. yes, they are. >> crystal had the presence of mind to get her camera and take pictures of these marks on vicky's face before they disappeared. had she not taken this important step, the story that foll

and they will not only these territories, luhansk and donetsk, odessa novaracia, or east-south of the country, where russian speakers are living. they demand more autonomy -- >> that russian desires to extend its umbrella of support territories. there is some encouragement coming from the russian government. >> that's true. but the problem is i think every great country and great power like united states, france great britain they are of course always ready to protect americans, you know, or british -- >> but america has no enclaves anywhere where it extends production to a group of people. >> but every american citizen abroad is the subject of american protection. >> not russian citizens in eastern ukraine. >> that is another problem because we lived for centuries inside unified country. soviet union and russian empire which means these borders are arbitrary drawn borders. borders. >> it is one thing to agree but when you are forcing them to foresight their language, their identity this creates attention. this is normal. >> so russia wants the ability to have its own people, its russ

this -- in odessa, texas. this was my surprise when i opened the door. home to napa on friday. and here is what it will look like. tomorrow we will see another mild day with high pressure in control. on friday things are really going to change. tracking a cold system that is originating in the gulf of alaska. it is pushing down toward canada and this is temperatures look like in western canada. 35 in juneau and 43 in vancouver, and that cold system limited in moisture, will work its way down across the sierra producing snow showers there. the snow levels will start out at 5,000 6,000 feet and drop down to 3500 feet by saturday. we are talking a couple inches of snow but around 6,000 could see some snow. when i say light i mean a few hundredths to a few 10ths and the best chance looks like saturday. by saturday night that stuff is moving down toward southern california. if you are heading up to tahoe and want to get a little skiing in the snow develops on friday. you will notice the temperatures in the 30s and the 40s in the afternoons. 20s and 30s and dr

this -- in odessa, texas. this was my surprise when i opened the door.ng home to napa on friday. and here is what it will look like. tomorrow we will see another mild day with high pressure in control. on friday things are really going to change. tracking a cold system that is originating in the gulf of alaska. it is pushing down toward canada and this is what the temperatures look like in western canada. 35 in juneau and 43 in vancouver, and that cold system limited in moisture, will work its way down across the sierra producing snow showers there. the snow levels will start out at 5,000 6,000 feet and drop down to 3500 feet by saturday. we are talking a couple inches of snow but around 6,000 could see some snow. when i say light i mean a few hundredths to a few 10ths and the best chance looks like saturday. by saturday night that stuff is moving down toward southern california. if you are heading up to tahoe and want to get a little skiing in the snow develops on friday. you will notice the temperatures in the 30s and the 40s in the afternoons. 20s and

snowfall moving a little farther inland places like wilmington salem somebody in a car delaware, odessaooking at three to six that includes deptford, philadelphia, mt. laurel likely be on the lower end of that around the i-95 corridor but move a little farther north and west, west chester, norristown, doylestown a little closer to that 6-inch territory and then for the lehigh valley as well as the pocono mountains we'll likely see 6-inches out of that system. so record lows this morning. wilmington set a new record at two. trenton set a now record at zero. we came close in the philadelphia area and right now temperatures are cold in the teens area wide. but you factor in that wind it feels like four in philadelphia. it feels like two in atlantic city and nine below what it feels like in the pocono mountains. temperatures night in the single digits. that snowfall moves in by midday tomorrow. hazardous travel out there for your saturday. much of your saturday looking pretty hazardous after the morning. and then it changes over to rain sunday high temperatures in the 40s and then it turns

this -- in odessa, texas. this was my surprise when i opened the door. coming home to napa on friday. and here is what it will look like. tomorrow we will see another mild day with high pressure in control. on friday things are really going to change. tracking a cold system that is originating in the gulf of alaska. it is pushing down toward canada and this is what the temperatures look like in western canada. 35 in juneau and 43 in vancouver, and that cold system limited in moisture, will work its way down across the sierra producing snow showers there. the snow levels will start out at 5,000 6,000 feet and drop down to 3500 feet by saturday. we are talking a couple inches of snow but around 6,000 could see some snow. when i say light i mean a few hundredths to a few 10ths and the best chance looks like saturday. by saturday night that stuff is moving down toward southern california. if you are heading up to tahoe and want to get a little skiing in the snow develops on friday. you will notice the temperatures in the 30s and the 40s in the afternoons. 20

push on the ground to odessa, taking essentially the whole of the black sea coast of ukraine.ven't managed to do that. and the russians don't really see that they've got what they are after yet at the moment, or at least not sure that they have. their ultimate objective is most likely the halting of any ambitions that ukraine might have to join nato. so despite that, putin -- sorry poroshenko has been talking about ambitions long-term ambitions for eventual nato membership. so it seems that at the moment, nobody has got what they are a but the real question is do people have enough at the moment to be satisfied. are they willing to make the comprises necessary to achieve some sort of peace? >> rory, thank you rory challands on the upcoming peace talks in moscow. >>> let's get news out the jordan now where demonstrations are expected in the next few hours in support of king abdullah's campaign against the islamic state of iraq and the levant. jordan has stepped up air strikes against ice nil syria in response to the killing of jordanian pilot. the military has deployed dozens o

if you know the area, which is middletown, and odessa, delaware. so we go and check out some of the neighborhoods around here. route one again looks like phonecall from my photographer. and, you know, just snow covered, onramps worth shape. main roads route one good coating to half inch, the flaws have gone through. temperatures so cold, 13 degrees a the love air piling up between these snowflakes so just piles up so fast, it is hard to keep up with the snowfall here, and i wanted to get into the heavier band of snow. looks like we're on the western edge of the heavy snow moving through southern new castle county, delaware, so give it another hour or so. things should get better here. you can see damage is done. good solid probably 3 inches in all in the grass. but here on the roads still snow covered no matter where go. soap, you just want to stay safe, use the common sense out here this morning. again coming up later in the next hit get a check on neighborhood roads see how bad it is, because majors in bad shape so you know the side streets will

joining me is exclusively a couple who is join g using us from their home in odessa, california. 12 members including your brother are miss ing from the village in syria. they are syrian christian, and you believe they have been captured by isis and why? >> yes, they are. >> why do you believe they have been captured? >> because i know that they were attacked them and so we know that they are. >> ramel? >> yes. >> why do you believe they have been captured? >> because we have had telephone confirmation to that effect that over 600 isis soldiers came on a predawn invasion into the valley and they pillaged about 15 villages along the kabul river which is a tributary of the euphrates, and thaey arerare comprised of the decent. and a old man that was too old to make the journey, he told them flat out that he would not leave. and so he said to kill him but he could not leave. so he made contact with my wife's family and told them what happened. additionally my wife's sister and his son and wife were among the people who were able to flee, and with the cell phone they were able to explain in deta

while acknowledging he seen a downturn in midland, odessa victoria and quote a little softness in houston, end quote. made up by strong business in dallas san antonio and austin. take toll brothers the other day, our sales per community this quarter in houston were stronger than this time last year. further the company said i quote again, in several houston master plans under contract to sell about 400 lots to third party builders, not one builder stepped away from their commitments, not one. just like la quinta he said oil prices were a clear positive. it's a net positive but clear. some large companies will get hit hard that way the rosetta resources. but there seems to be in liquidity questions. that's what matters. anyway, so much private equity money and so many well-capitalized oil companies i'm thinking about the 21 million shares noble energy shared or the 22 million shares new field aspiration filed that there is plenty of question. they are bad stocks but not bankrupt companies of course the drillings are hurgt. day rates are slashed in some cases the def tends are being slashed

amazing how they keep asking about 30% of your business in texas, as all of that is in midland and odessa. most of your business is doing better because of the result of gasoline. >> we view lower oil and lower gas prices as a net positive to our businesses. again, we have segments of our business that are significantly larger than oil and gas, retail a bigger segment for oil and gas, we believe as the retail customers, consumers have more cash in their pocket and more disposable income, that translates into them traveling more, more leisure travel the segment is bigger than oil and gas. our drive to market a significant portion of our business is drive. so we believe the leisure travel demand will improve, and we're seeing it in florida and arizona as the peak travel season is under way there. we feel very good the lower oil and gas prices are one of our largest costs, operating wise is utilities. >> very important. >> labor and benefits is the number one cost and beyond that the next highest cost is utilities. >> so wayne, a lot of hotel chains are saturated in this country. when i look

if they could, they would take the entire black sea coastline all the way around to odessa.krainian government city in kiev certainly doesn't want that to happen. it wants to push all the pro-russian separatists back out of the country, back from where they came from. russia probably feels it has not achieved its aim yet either. so that has been the problem so far. and also another issue is that no side particularly has been scared enough of what might happen of the wider concentration, the problem that may engulf this region and potentially set off a new east/west war that is now being seen as a real danger and maybe that is why the leaders are coming here maybe that is why people seem to be more keen on negotiations than they have been in the past few months. >> and we shall see, and the last-ditch attempt at peace in ukraine and thank you rory speaking to us from moscow. while the diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict in ukraine and to the key period fighting is still on the ground and hundreds forced to leave their homes and we are there with a warning you may find

finish and he moves to odessa. [laughter] i mean it's an extraordinary person to make that kind of decision. by the way it's an extraordinary woman to have said i'm with ya. [applause] so as i say in the book we get out there, and dad finds us a place to live. and a duplex. [laughter] on seventh street with one of the few indoor bathrooms on the street, a bathroom we shared with two ladies of the night. [laughter] so much for the silver spoon stuff. [laughter] see, what happens is people develop myths about you in the public life and, you know, i'm sure those people have an image of dad that is not even close to reality. this book will help people understand what he's like. and is it objective? not at all. no, not on -- [laughter] not even close. >> well, there is a pretty objective part about little toy soldiers -- [laughter] >> tell us about the toy soldiers. >> well, throughout book i try to explain how he disciplined me. and, by the way in contrast with mother, one time she caught me urinating in the hedges and

moving into sections of delaware right now, wilmington odessa smyrna looking at some of that wintry precipitationntinues move into sections of south jersey albeit light once again it only takes a little bit of ice to cause some problems. as we go hour with hour, by 8:00 this evening we're still looking at snow toward the lee hay valley as well as the pocono mountains. pockets of that freezing rain moving in to delaware as well as south jersey into the overnight still some lingering moisture but a lot of it will end first thing tomorrow morning. but we are looking at mostly cloudy skies and temperatures tomorrow morning will be at or below freezing. so first thing out the door tomorrow watch out on the untreated elevated surfaces, the sidewalks, and steps. watch your step overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. 29 degrees right now at the airport. they've been dealing with airport delays due to low ceilings out there as visibility has been reduced. we have 30 in atlantic city. 31 wilmington upper 20s philadelphia. we have 25 degrees right now in to sections of the lehigh valley. the coldest air ye

. >> i got on an airplane and flew to odessa to sit down with him.e has to be out there. i'm sorry, she does. >> reporter: from the beginning dr. phil mcgraw felt there was something suspicious about mark castellano. >> my dad used to say wherever there's a rat, there's 50 more. >> reporter: the case would go high tech. a search through the desert using face time on an i phone. >> so will you explain to me how you use the i phone and face time? >> they tried to follow it like a treasure map. >> like that kind of thing, right? >> correct. >> friends describe her as bubbly. those same people describe you as psychotic. >> well, they don't like me too much. >> reporter: michelle's family was convinced mark knew more than he was saying. >> mark's story did not make any sense. >> it was the worst week of my life. machine shell was just gone. >> wow. tracy smith is with us. you can tell dr. phil was a little suspicious of mr. man. >> oh, yes, he was. that's a fun interview to watch because there's some gotcha moments with dr. phil. >> and what happens when

mid land in odessa are some the cities and his district. often bob interlude, minnesota off to bob in duluth minnesota. caller: the democrats a showing of solidarity to go along with bush's plan to invade iraq. i think that republicans should do the same thing. i do not believe in the last sequester either because not going along with the president you kind of compromise national security for political reasons by pressing the president on every let people -- opposing the president on every level. if you implemented amnesty for the people that are here and make it a felony for anybody to employ an undocumented worker and send all terminals home, what would be wrong with that? i will take your answer off the air could=. guest: former speaker nancy pelosi brags about that. it was not a unanimous issue. we have to do our best and evaluated what the president wants to get done. that is my role in congress. he really has not done that at this stage. in his a your math that he sent out, i simply disagree with it. i do not want to help the enemy an

it's not going to stop at crimea or odessa.ll just continue. >> you are not saying he's hitler. >> no no i don't think you can compare anybody to hitler. i think putin's aggression is very similar to the type of aggression we saw just before world war ii. >> eliot engel of the house foreign affairs committee, thanks for joining us. >>> coming up at the top of the hour hostages' lives on the line. we have new reporting on the fight to save prisoners held by isis including an american woman. >>> up next a live update on this monster storm battering the northeast, setting records for snowfall. i love... listening to intriguing sounds when i drift off into my dreams. others might? ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million people. [ mom ] with life insurance, we're not just insuring our lives... we're helping protect his. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. transform tomorrow. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like

>> guest: born and raised here in texas, i was born in odessa but then moved when i was young. my dad worked for the phone company, so we kind of moved around all over texas. when i graduated school, i ended up going to college at this -- it was a smaller college at the time, and it was down in stevenville, texas. and when i was down there, i was working on ranches. i decided that i was going to you know i had two dreams in the life. one was to be a cowboy and the other was to be in the military. so i was down there doing some rodeos and working on the ranches and figured why do i need to be in school? so i did i get college and just kept working as a cowboy for a living traveling around texas on different ranches and new mexico colorado until eventually i figured out, all right, well, i've done this long enough. i have one other dream, so now it's time to go do it. >> host: who are scott mckind and jim defeliz? >> guest: scott is a lawyer in san diego. he's a man that i met through another former team guy that you know being around and hearing some of the stories from some of

own defenses and deter any feature aggression -- future aggression the ball tick states, ukraine, odessa where there's no fighting. >> all right. former nato ambassador u.s. nato ambassador thank you very much, kurt volcker. >> my pleasure. thank you. >>> isis launching attacks where american troops are based. how the u.s. is responding this morning and the disturbing message from leaders on the ground. >>> plus we are tracking another monster storm. ivan cabrera has more on that. >> absolutely. heavy snow talking about hurricane-force winds and that's why we have blizzard warnings impacting millions and the windchills that will be life-threatening cold. we'll do tail that coming up. you're watching "cnn newsroom." t... [ female voice ] yes? lactaid® is 100% real milk? right. real milk. but it won't cause me discomfort. exactly because it's milk without the lactose. and it tastes? it's real milk! come on, would i lie about this? [ female announcer ] lactaid. 100% real milk. no discomfort. our "name your price" tool helps -- oh, jamie you got a little something on the back of your shoe th