. >> reporter: 18-year-old madeleine pulver believes australian authorities found the man who broke into her home and strap what she thought was a collar bomb to her neck. remarkably, the arrest went down almost 10,000 miles away in louisville, kentucky. investigators collared and charged this australian businessman, 50-year-old paul doug peters. they arrested the father of three here at his exwichl's house. one of his daughters, the same age at madeleine. >> on behalf of maddie and the entire family, we are enormously relieved that an arrest has been made. >> r rorter: maddie's or deal began august 3rd. she was home alone in sydney that afternoon, studying for an exam. around 2:15, a masked man entered her room, carrying a baseball bat. according to just released court documents, he told her, "it is down and no one needs to get hurt." he had a black box with him and forced the box against her throat and looped a device similar to a bike chain around her neck. he also attached a document to the contraption. he then instructed her to count to 200 and then left the room. after a few minute

pulver was attached to the device for 10 hours before the bomb squad was able to remove it. the pulver family is relieved a suspect is in custody. >> these past two weeks have been a very difficult time for us and we're hopeful that this development marks the beginning of the end of this traumatic ordeal for our family. >> reporter: australian authorities want to extradite peters to face charges. manuel gallegus, cbs 5. >>> a prized rembrandt sketch stolen from a luxury hotel over the weekend is recovered. the sketch entitled "the judgment" was snatched off a wall during an art show at the ritz-carlton hotel in marina dell rate. the masterpiece was discovered yesterday at a church in encino inside the pastor's office. the question now is, who dropped it off? >>> if you deal with stress by reaching for a snack you have plenty of company there. we have some help for those high calorie cravings. >> reporter: between two kids, two businesses, balancing her budget, a single mother in agoura hills stretches herself to the limit. and like many of us, her daily routine is surrounded

anything you want to say to the pulver family? any word for madeleine? >> i hope she is w wl. >> reporter: but prosecutors bebeeve the australian businessman terrorized 18-year-old maddie inside her family's sydney mansion. >> how a a you feeling, maddie? >> i'm fine, thank you. >> reporter: pulver was studying for exams in her bedroom, when a masked man walked in. according to just released court documents, her told her, "sit down and no one needs to get hurt." forcing a black box against her throat, looping a device like a bike chain around it and locking it to her neck. then attaching a document to it, instructing her to "count to 200. i'll be back. if you move, i can see you." and then left the room. maddie sat, petrified, for 10 hours as police freed her from the device. only to find out it contained no explosives. two weeks later, a half world away, peters was arrested in louisville, kentucky, at the home of his ex-wife. >> on behalf of maddie and the entire family, we are enormously relieved. >> reporter: prosecutors say an

pulver in australia, the father of the teenager that was targeted in this alleged extortion attempt.they are looking for -- there are tenuous connections there and they are looking to see if they go any deeper. >> how did police track him down, just quickly? >> reporter: well, it's an amazing story. they looked at the internet address that he used, the e-mail address, traced it to some computers in australia, and then looked to see on surveillance video who was using those computers, traced that to a car. the car gave them some possible names. the names led them in essence to a man who fit the description of what the teenager had mentioned. traced that man to kentucky and in turn, that man had wired some money to a woman in kentucky who turned out to be his ex-wife. they went to the house and there he was, in the backyard. the fbi set up a s.w.a.t. team and arrested him yesterday. >> susan candiotti in kentucky, fascinating turn of events in this one. we'll keep following it. thank you. >>> when you hear the term flash mob, you may think of this. ♪ >> large or small groups gathering

investigators say a masked man with a bat broke into 18-year- old madeline pulver's home and chain her to decide -- device that looked like a bomb. they tracked peters using an e- mail account attacked to -- attached to the fake bomb. >>> a controversy over a santa rosa festival where young children were allowed to handle guns. foe tows taken -- photos have been circulating among earned -- concerned citizens. the picture the show police officers talking to a young kid with as the young boy holds a rifle. some question whether that was appropriate at an event promoting safe communities. police and organizers claim it was successful community outreach. >>> the city of gilroy is doing something and the public rereaction. >> reporter: this reflex from the -- this reflection shows sue's cafe. one of the many downtown places carrie covington has worked the last 30 years. yet, she's not sure the cam yous are on the answer. >> i've never felt unsafe. >> reporter: this is the first of the mounted cameras. police say an organized group of downtown businesses came up with the idea. the reason, a

australian police alleged on august 3rd peters broke into pulver's house.8-year-old daughter madeline was studying for final exams, peters strapped a fake bomb to her neck with a list of financial demands and then peters disappeared. it took ten hours for bomb specialists to determine that bomb was a phoney and remove it. according to police peters flew out of sidney on august 8th. final destination, kentucky. authorities say peters was living in australia for a couple of months. before the collar bomb hoax. they say he's lived in the u.s. in the past. >> we are enormously relieved that an arrest has been made in the united states overnight. these past two weeks have been a very difficult time for us and we are hopeful that this development marks the beginning the end of this traumatic ordeal fororur family. >> reporter: they expect to find out a lot more about the case and the arrest of paul douglas peters once the criminal complaint is unsealed after this morning's initial hearing. adriana hopkins for abc news in louisville, kentucky. >> i feel so bad for

now, despite the instructions on the note, the family of maggie pulver ultimately contacted police and after a terrifying stretch of ten hours the bomb squad x-ray dollars that box attached to the young girl's neck, determined there were no explosives in it and removed it. the hearing has just wrapped up and we know the extradition hearing has been scheduled now for october, rick. rick: do we know how the australian police were able to track this guy to kentucky? >> it's really remarkable. we get this from the new set of documents that have just been released. a web-based e-mail was established to a g mail account, the australian police say they determined that web-based e-mail was established in a chicago airport, in may, on a date when the peters individual was in that particular chicago airport. they say that the e-mail account had been accessed three times, on august 3rd, when this whole plot was executed. and the man who was walking into both a public library and a video store was caught on surveillance video or described by individuals at the scene as fitting the description of p

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he has three daughters, one the same age as madeleine pulver. >> anything you want to say to the pulver family? any words for madeleine? >> yeah it's all very surreal. >> reporter: pulvevewas studying for exams in her bedroom when a masked man walked in. according to just-released court documents, he told her, sit down and no one needs to get hurt. forcing a black box against her throat, looping a device like a bike chain and locking it to her neck. then attaching a ransom note to her and instructed her to count to 200. i'll be back. if you move, i can see you. she sat petrified for ten hours as police freed her only to find out it contained no explosives. prosecutors believe peters was trying to extort money from her father. apparently one of the wealthiest men in sydney. peters apparently once worked with a company with ties to him but it's unclear whether the two men ever crossed paths. >> this really goes to the mentality of the person committing the act. is is anger, this is rage and there may be a little personal in this. not personal perhaps toward madeleine, the 18-year-old but

everyone riveted to the story of a teenage heiress, 18-year-old madeleine pulver, who says a masked man broke into her family's home in an exclusive suburb of sydney, and the intruder reportedly strapped what she believed was a bomb to her neck. turned out to be not an explosive, but for ten hours, a bomb squad worked to free her, so carefully. the heiress taken to the hospital, shaken, but unharmed. though, much about this strange event remains a mystery. >>> and still ahead on "world news," the most famous unsolved hijacking in history. does this woman know what really happened? >>> and what's the garden of eden in missouri? how the mormon church is fighting back against people who ridicule their faith. >>> and what happens to us after we die? new insights from survivors of near death experiences. it's a fact: [ male ] your nutritional needs can go up when you're on the road to recovery. proper nutrition can help you get back on your feet. three out of four doctors recocoend the ensure brand for extra nutrition. ensure clinical strength has revigor and thirteen grams of protein to pro

. >> when they arrived at madeleine pulver's home in a wealthy suburb, they found what looked to be anlosive device tied around her neck. bomb experts spent hours trying to remove the device which was a dud much to the relief of her worried parents who spoke to reporters earlier today. >> i can tell you that we as parents are extraordinarily proud of maddie. she has woken up this morning in pretty good spirits. she's a little tired, a little sore from holding this damn device in place for about ten hours, but she is now, as we are, eager for her to get on with her life. >> police say they're treating this as an attempt ed extortion but are not sure why this particular well-to-do family was targeted. >>> casey anthony can stay wherever she is for now. she hasn't been seen since leaving prison since after being acquitted of murdering her daughter and a judge ordered she doesn't need to go back to florida to serve probation for hearing tomorrow.es not need to >>> investigators have taken away a pickup truck owned by the stepfather of israel and they also re-entered her home seeking new ev

peters left federal courts in kentucky, reporters asked him if he had anything to say to madeleine pulver is accused of strapping a fake bomb to the 18-year-old's neck in an extortion plot that played out on two continents. >> mr. peters is an attorney, an investment banker in australia. . >> reporter: peters is also an australian citizen but the fbi arrested him at his ex-wife's home near louisville, where police say he landed five days after the collar bomb incident near sydney. >> how are you feeling, maddy? >> i'm okay. thank you. >> reporter: madeleine pulver is the daughter of a wealthy software ceo and peters once worked for a company with ties to their family. two weeks ago court papers say peters walked into maddy's room while she was home alone and she told police he was carrying a baseball bat and wearing a ski mask. he chained a black box to her neck, told her, sit down and no one needs to get hurt and told her not to call police. but police came after she contacted her parents. officers also found a usb storage device and a note. >> it was financial demands made. again, i can

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incredible ball bearing and pulverized this area. >> i know you don't know how to make the switch between a rocket attack and regular life and you are not going to be lead a regular life. that means they won't. >> reporter: there is a story here in the middle east that goes, the only thing we need to start a war is a rocket hitting a school. today rockets did hit a school down in southern israel. we saw the damage. it was extensive. there would have been a lot of people hurt but the school hasn't started in israel. we're ten days away from that. israeli government has shown their restraint over the past few days indicating that the last thing they want is to continue the cycle of violence. we'll see if ha smas going ahead and calling it a day after the few rockets we've seen tonight or if everybody will be back at it again tomorrow. as we head, the only way to tell about these cease fires is by action, not by words. >> heather: we'll see if action follows. thank you very much. >>> new threats from syria's president in a rare appearance on state run tv. assad warns against foreign military

police say 18-year-old madeline pulver went ten hours after a masked intruder came into her home in sydney. >>> those are the headlines from cnn, the world news leader, i'm monita rajpal. "world business today" starts right now. >>> good morning from cnn london, i'm nina dos santos. >> and a very good afternoon from cnn hong kong. i'm andrew stevens. you're watching "world business today." the top stories this thursday, august 4th, japan pushes back. intervention takes some of the pressure off the soaring yen but can it last? >> there's trouble in the banking sector. we'll be taking a look at the latest signs of weakness. we'll be hearing from one nobel prize-winning economist has to say about all this. >> and it's another case of deadlock in washington. lawmakers go on vacation without a resolution, leaving thousands of federal jobs in limbo. >>> the japanese government intervened in its country's currency market fothe third time. in a year. the finance minister says the move is to stop a surging yen undermining japan's economic stability. an overly strong yen hurts the country's exporter

and as the world watched with really an increasing sense of panic, the young woman, madeleine pulver,n hours of terror. now, the bomb turned out to be fake. but for every moment of those hours the first responders had to work on the assumption that it was real. >> i can tell you that we as parents are extraordinarily proud of maddie. i guess she has woken up this morning in pretty good spirit. a little tired, a little sore from holding this damn device in place for ten hours. >> reporter: for 18-year-old madeleine pulver, it was a most horrible story sprung to life. it happened here, in one of australia's wealthiest neighborhoods. madddd, the daughter of one of the country's richest men, was alone in her family's multimillion-dollar home when suddenly a masked man broke in. forced her to hold still while he attached a bomb-like device to her neck with a chain and then fled. >> i can confirm for you that it was a letter attached to this device that did make certain demands. we are treating this as an attempted extortion, a very serious attempted extortion. >> reporter: according to rep

pulver was taken to the hospital. this is her parents and they addressed a news conference.extraordinarily proud of maddy. she is waking up this morning in pretty good spirits. she's tired and sore from holding this device in place for about ten hours. she's now as we are eager for her to get on with her life. >> police are saying right now, it's too early in the investigation to have any more information or any lunks to any suspects at this point. again, it's very difficult to say, it's a bizarre story. one would think in the area because it is such a wealthy neighborhood there would be some tv cameras. hopefully someone saw something. >> it is a weird story. monita rajpal in london for us. >>> president obama is urging congress to resolve an faa funding dispute. they failed to pass it before going on their recess. that's led to thousands of workers being furloughed. construction workers are also left in limbo. what about safety? >> safety will never be compromised. thousands of people got on planes today. hundreds of controllers went to work today, planes are being guided

. >> from the real threat of getting pulverized by the hurricane to the unemployment choke on our country. grim news just released. cbo projecting 8% or higher unemployment rate through 2014. we know what that means for you. what does it mean about the presidential race? today former former senior adviser to president bush and author of courage and consequence, karl rove went on the record. nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> greta: reports today cbo says not to expect employment to fall below 8% by 2014 which is two years behind the 2012 elect. how much attention do you think the white house and the campaign for president obama is paying attention to that report? >> it is a problematic one. because it also mimics similar analysis from the federal reserve and private sector. there seems to be a consensus among economists that the unemployment rate today at 9.1% is likely to be in the range of 8.5% by election day. part of the drop between 9.1 and 8.5 is going to be we are going to have a large number of workers who are so discouraged, they are going to dropout of the workforce and loo

the largest maker of pulverized coal, a raw material used in making steel. peabody has made a bid for macarthur last may, but that was rejected. bank of america is selling half of its stake in china construction bank. the deal is expected to help boa -- the stock up. the shares of china construction banks. reports say that singapore's sovereign fund may buy a part of the l.a.'s former state in the chinese bank. charles? >> overall, a solid day of trading in the united states with the stock markets recording significant gaps by the closing bell. surprising in a way because of the impact hurricane irene and making it difficult to get to wall street even. stocks rose off the news of that greek bank deal as mentioned. also we had that improved domestic consumer spending. closing numbers, a powerful rally. up by 3 and a third percent in the case of the nasdaq. equally 2 and three quarters for the s&p 500. the blue chips up by 2.25% at the dow. however, there is a however, some of those gains may be wiped out when trading begins later on tuesday. this is where we'

it took police 10 hours to remove it from 18-year-old madeleine pulver.er home in australia, strapped a fake bomb to her neck. she's recovering at a hospital. the suspect who wore the disguise is still on the run. police are investigating whether extortion against the girl's parents may have been the motive. a man known as the brooklyn butcher is due in court today. he is accused of kidnapping the 8-year-old and dismembering his body after the boy asked for directions when he walked home from camp alone for the first time. aaron confessed to the crime but still pleaded not guilty, we're expecting to hear testimony about aaron's mental state today and whether he's actually competent to stand trial. at the stroke of midnight, oregon congressman david wu can wear his tiger costume again. we don't know if he wore it since he took these photos but now he's free to because the embattled democrat forced to resign after allegedly forcing himself on the teenage daughter of a campaign donor. he made headlines earlier this year posing for photos in the tiger costume

destroys another, australian police also say there is an indirect connection between peters and bill pulver but not a direct one. bill: it is bizarre. mike tobin in louisville on that story. martha: boy, that is a bizarre one indeed. >>> all right. let's take a look at what's going on in the markets this morning, in the u.s., down 112, just as stuart varney predicted, as the u.s. is trying to rebuild its economic reputation, weeks after getting downgraded by standard & poor's. there's now a discussion of further downgrades, and in that sort of way, but now a former u.s. attorney general says that america is actually at risk of losing its credibility in another way. on foreign policy, as well. and we are very pleased that he joins me now, former lieutenant general michael mukasey, thank you for being here this morning. you wrote this very interesting piece, along with tom ridge, the former department of homeland security head and lewis frey, the former head of the fbi, and you said you are equally concerned about our credibility overseas because of what specifically? >> because of on organiz

. >> reporter: for 18-year-old madeleine pulver and her family it is an end to a terrifying mystery that began two weeks earlier in sydney, australia. >> on behalf of maddie and the entire family we are enormously relieved that an arrest has been made in the united states. >> reporter: this story captivated the world. on august 3rd, 18-year-old madeleine was home alone studying for exams w wn a masked man brokokin, chained a bomb-like device to her neck and left a note of demands before leaving. she sat there unharmed but petrified fofoten hours until authorities freed her from the device only to find the bomb cocoained no explosives. police say this appears to have been an extortion plot on her wealthy father, one of the richest men in all of australia. >> there was financial demands made, again, i can't go into too much detail on exactly what they were. >> reporter: now an arrest halfway around the world here in the u.s. monday in a quiet suburb just outside louisville, kentucky, an fbi s.w.a.t. team arrested paul douglas peters. at his ex-wife's home. police say that there's no indica

the bomb was fake, but pulver didn't know for ten agonizing hours. >> maddy, how are you feeling? >> very relieved. >> are you sleeping better at night? >> i suppose, yeah. it's been -- it's good. i'm glad it's over. >> did you read the papers today? >> i haven't actually. >> is it really confusing for you, maddy? it must be such a strange thing to happen. >> yeah. it's all very surreal. >> your mom said you're wondering why you. did you ask that question? >> yeah. i think we're all wondering. >>> another incredibly frightening moment. a little girl is snatched off the street in an albuquerque neighborhood. and a bystander becomes her stanlt superhero. antonio diaz chacon saw a man wrestle the 6-year-old into a van. chacon jumped into his truck and took off after them. the chaotic chase ended when the van crashed and chacon rescued the little girl. >> she had injuries on her. she was bruised and banged up, her shirt was ripped. i think that should give it people a lot of hope he that there are people that are willing to do the right thing. >> kidnap p suspect phillip garcia is exp

one ball bearing embedded here a number of others pulverized.ppened to the man who was killed. >> i saw a big pool of blood next to him. there was another guy that was obviously conscious and i had to make a decision. >> reporter: the people in this house were able to take cover. had they been in their kitchen, you can see what would have happened. refrigerator torn apart. as they headed up the stairs they would have been cut down by the same shrapnel coming in. israel has said that they are going to maintain all of their options ahead of this cease-fire and won't comment on any direct negotiations. what we'll see over the next 10 to 12 hours is whether hamas will live up to this deal and whether they will be able to control the other militant groups inside gaza to keep them from launching more of these missiles. >> shannon: leland vittert, thank you. >> for a fourth week in a row stocks are down. that has some afraid a dip in confidence could lead to another recession. what about you at home? do the wild swings have you avoiding your stock port

and you can see what it did to the wall, an d i incredible amount of damage, one ball-bearing, pulverized this area here and that happened to the man who was killed. >> i checked for pulse, couldn't find the pulse, and, i decided, there was another guy, who was quite obviously conscious and i had to make' decision. >> the people in the house were able to take cover and were they in the kitchens, you can see what would have happened, the refrigerator torn apart by the shrapnel, as they headed up the stairs they would have been cut down by the same shrapnel coming in. since this morning when the school was attacked and the israeli air force bombed one rocket team, they said was preparing to fire a rocket, things have been calm and the israelis made a point of showing restrain restraint and they were trying to end the violence, before the israeli school year starts we are waiting to see whether there are more rocket attacks or whether everybody calls it a day and goes home, jamie, back to you. >> jamie: leland vittert, live for us, thanks. >> eric: what is going on at sporting events? let's

that happened in australia. 18-year-old madeline pulver believed that bomb was the real thing.ralian police ten hours to get it off of her. her father is a wealthy internet executive in sydney. >> on behalf of the entire family, we are enormously relieved that an arrest has been made in the united states overnight. these past two weeks have been a very difficult time for us and we are hopeful that this development marks the beginning of the end of this traumatic ordeal for our family. >> the fbi arrested peters at his ex-wife's house in louisville, kentucky in the suburbs there. that's why he was there. but they don't think that ex-wife was involved in this. >>> a serious appeal for help from london police. they released this video today. it's a car running down two police officers. those officers were chasing looters during the riots last week. police hope the video gets some witness to come forward, tell them who did this. both officers are recovering. police say they are treating this as attempted murder. >>> showing you this for a couple days now. investigators are now look

syria right now is very much pulverized. what i have seen in damascus the past 10 days, since when i visited a couple weeks back, is myself during the 1980's growing up idolizing the president idolizing the military. that is how diehard supporters are being reared at the moment. the general feeling is there are sectarian problems. in homes there has been a lot of sectarian tension. they told me the people on the streets do not listen to the wise people of the other majority the sunni people. >> is the regime right to tighten up now? that if they did not people will take things into their own hands. -- >> if they do not people will take things into their own hands. >> anybody else? yes, you, madam? if you would like to use the microphone. >> hi, my name is fatima. i can say first i did not find until now one single sectarian slogan on the web pages by syrian activists. talking about syrian rule, you need to parts equally. it is a regime empowered by extreme force and civilians fighting against it. i think any kind of reform c

>> they have to organize it, but you have to keep in mind again, and this is a society that was pulverizeding h years, libya is has no voluntary political associations and the whole regime will crumble. unlike the situation in tunisia and egypt, these people will start from scratch. in theory they are v. lots of money, but they do lack the technical capabilities. there are a lot of libyan talents oversea, many are going back to libya. that's why they need the support of the neighboring states, europeans, united states, can main a today. nobody says the transition period will be easy. transitions by nature are bumpy and precarious. even when you have an organized group. libya you have to keep in mind was kabcould b cobbled together different regions. >> congressman, thanks for joining us. over the weekend, you tweeted libyans in minnesota are very happy that the end is near for gadhafi. do you think picking up on what he was saying that you might see libyans from your own state going back now to help with the transitional process in the country? >> in fact i know several who are making plan

syria right now is very much pulverized. in damascus the past 10 days, since when i is myself during the 1980's growing idolizing the president, idolizing the military. that is how diehard supporters are being reared at the moment. feeling is there are problems. homes, there has been a lot of sectarian tension. me the people on the do not listen to the of the other people. >> is the regime right to now? that if they did not, people into their own hands. >> if they do not, people things into their own hands. >> anybody else? yes, you, madam? you would like to use the microphone. . find now one single sectarian by syrian activists. you to parts equally. it is a regime empowered by extreme force and civilians fighting against it. reform coming from within the regime -- >> what is your update, what is happening? is it three weeks to decide be syrian uprising? >> no one can know what the future will happen. will it. think that is realistic. on the now? how is the situation right now on the ground? media, we don't know. we don't k

after being rushed to the hospital overnight, 18-year-old madeleine pulver is on the mend according to shaken father. >> we as parents are extraordinarily proud of maddy, waking up in pretty good spirits, a little tired and sore from holding this device in place for ten hours. >> reporter: ten agonizing hours unable to move while the bomb squad carefully worked to remove what appeared to be an i am proviced explosive device from around the teenager's neck. madeleine's parents held a terrified vigil nearby as did friends and neighbors. in the middle of the night, good news. >> moments ago, we have secured the release of the young lady. >> reporter: the supposed bomb chained to her neck proved to be a sophisticated fake but police say the crime was real. >> our concern was that there was a letter attached to this device that did make certain demands. we are treating this as a attempted extortion. >> reporter: madeleine's father is a multimillionaire software company executive. his daughter's ordeal began wednesday afternoon sydney time. police say madeleine was home alone studying for fi

syria right now is very much pulverized. in damascus the past 10 days, since when i is myself during the 1980's growing idolizing the president, idolizing the military. that is how diehard supporters are being reared at the moment. feeling is there are problems. homes, there has been a lot of sectarian tension. me the people on the do not listen to the of the other people. >> is the regime right to now? that if they did not, people into their own hands. >> if they do not, people things into their own hands. >> anybody else? yes, you, madam? you would like to use the microphone. . find now one single sectarian by syrian activists. you to parts equally. it is a regime empowered by extreme force and civilians fighting against it. reform coming from within the regime -- >> what is your update, what is happening? is it three weeks to decide be syrian uprising? >> no one can know what the future will happen. will it. think that is realistic. on the now? how is the situation right now on the ground? media, we don't know. we don't k

syria right now is very much pulverized.mascus the past 10 days, since when i is myself during the 1980's growing idolizing the president, idizing the military. that is how diehard supporters are being reared at the moment. feeling is there are problems. homes, there has been a lot of sectarian tension. me the people on the do not listen to the of the other people. >> is the regime right to now? that if they did not, people into their own