with no telephone number or significance. >> just schreiber? >> yes. >> where would he find this schreiber? doug went back to the interview. and unearthed one more clue. when asked about tom's friend sandra said the boys were once work buddies. >> they worked together. >> detective doug criss-crossed california searching the employment records of every target for a guy named schreiber, but nobody ever had heard of him. >> we were starting to come to the end of our rope. it was a dead end. >> then jack's daughter got strange packages in the mail from sandra, he said they were keepsakes jack wanted his girls to have. >> like what? >> ashtrays, bowling ball bachlgt weird stuff that was coming. >> which provoked the kind of reaction they felt. >> hatred. more than i had before. >> sandra seemed to be telling them she had beaten them, got away with it, won the game. >> we thought were we cursed? was there something with the case that it won't be solved? >> it's frustrating for him putting the work in. to think these people may literally get away wit

so maybe he's just upset. >> but schreiber says he had a reason for spitting on maes' window. >> they did not even write him up. but i came out saturday to take my shower, i spit on his window in retaliation for his [ bleep ] ball. >> lieutenants andy piper and jim fox investigated shreiber's claim, but concluded it was false. >> he pulled maes out and went in there to do a search and there was no empty containers he could have done that with. >> later, shreiber admitted to our crew the real reason he spit at maes. >> why'd you do it in the first place? >> probably out of boredom. i don't talk to anybody else in here, so i've got to have some kind of entertainment, i guess. something to do. >> coming up -- >> is that all right? >> maybe. >> shreiber continues haranguing staff, while another inmate gets in trouble for trying to get a little too close to staff. >> some people just don't know when these guys are too close and it's too late until it has smashed them over the head and something has gone way wrong. >> is this your first time? e sos will help me relax a bit. at least we don'

. >> reporter: jay schreiber with his wife shooting this video from the second floor. >> it's probably 12 feet up from normal. a lot of debris out there. heavy things that shouldn't be this close to buildings. >> reporter: the water waist-deep in places. streets now rivers. homes becoming islands. >> we are continuing to do rescues throughout the community. people all night long have been in attics and roofs asking for help. we are calling for more resources. we've asked the governor to send out the national guard. >> reporter: the national guard responding to that call. rescuing the most vulnerable, children, and the elderly. >> grab my hand any time you want. >> reporter: dr. michael somers and nurse melinda houston volunteered to work at their hospital through the storm. >> a lot of stress but i think more than anything people are just proud to be doing what we're doing. >> reporter: houston's house one of the many that flooded. >> it's hard. i was a little tearful earlier. it's hard not knowing i have a house to go home to. at least i'm here with my co-workers. >> reporter: the com

want to go to one couple trapped, jay and sherry schreiber and joining us by phone. tell us, jay, exactly where you are. i know you're in your condo up on the second floor. >> we are next to the doubletree hotel facing the trent river watching it rise up. >> how high is it? >> yeah, i would say it's probably 12 feet up from normal and even if the storm were to stop right now, it would still take almost a week for all that water to drain out. >> wow, so what are you seeing from your windows at this moment? >> i see the water is up to the railroad trestle. a lot of debris out there. heavy things that shouldn't be this close to buildings. there's the catamarans that are tied off, they are almost stretching their ropes. >> were you expecting it to be this bad? >> we knew it would be bad. we had a lot of friends from trent river baptist church and the post office that decided to leave. but where we're at, we have four stories in our building. we can go up higher if we have to. and the trouble in getting back after all this water subsides from new bern, you still have the

a kennedy aide who acted as liaison to the african-american community called sergeant schreiber, kennedy'sbrother-in-law. he asked that kennedy called mrs. king to console her, and john kennedy did, and did console her. he expressed the hope her husband would be released quickly. when robert kennedy found out about the phone call, he was furious. then he had second thoughts and changed his mind. then robert called georgia state officials and urged them to get king out of jail, and king was quickly released from the prison. if this was mishandled, both black and white votes might be lost. how did nixon and eisenhower handle this incident? they said absolutely nothing. the more famous kings father had -- martin luther king senior, had long been a republican supporter in atlanta. cities,southern segregationist democrats controlled local politics. african-americans were republicans. he found a small republican business community in atlanta more reasonable on civil rights issues than the entrenched southern democrats. however, after the kennedy phone call, king senior held a mass meeting and an

they called in bigwigs, celebrities, the stars, we had leave schreiber before. victor cruz.y make trades. can be kind of fun. this is usually hollywood types. they don't understand what they are trading especially when traders give them complicated orders. what a great cause. 17 long years later. you know the area, downtown manhattan is revitalized. it was difficult to bring the firms, bring people back. they have done that neil? neil: lauren, thank you very, very much. there are some vignettes and stories of 9/11. i always found fascinating in the case of cantor fitzgerald workers. they were in early to work every day, early to work to begin government bond related trading. the ones whose lives were saved were a couple who that day were late. more after this. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. you can barely feel. supply. current lithium brined i

stranded hundreds there overnight, and i spoke with jay and sherry schreiber this morning who are trapped in their house. >> we are a condo next to the double tree hotel facing the river watching it rise up. >> and how high is it? >> it's -- i would say it's probably 12 feet up from normal and even if the storm were to stop right now, it would still take almost a week for all that water to drain out. >> wow. so what are you seeing from your windows at this moment? >> i see the water is up to the railroad trestle. the debris that shouldn't be there. there are catamarans that are stretching their ropes. >> were you expecting it to be this bad? >> we knew it would be bad. we had a lot of friends from three rivers baptist church and the post office where we work that decided to leave, but where we are at, we have four stories in our building. we can go up higher if we have to, and the problem getting back after all this water subsides, you still have the outlying areas where the water stays even longer. it's a choice of, you know, do you leave and not be able to get back or do you try to come