walker. hello? amaya there? hello? >> guest: you are here, hello. >> caller: you look exactly as you were 20 years ago when i saw you. i know you live the good life. >> guest: thank you. >> caller: i am 62 years. i was born in the philippines. your books have always made me cry. i just want to tell you that you gi me hope on this planet that somehow. >> host: caller, why do alice walker's books make you cry? >> caller: because there's so truthful and because i wish more people would read them, unfortunately some people -- some people are too poor to read or they are looking for their next day's food to eat. >> host: thank you caller. >> guest: here is a kiss on both cheeks and tears are fine. they are just cleaning the windows. could you have any idea how many books you have sold? >> guest: 10 million a thing, something like that. >> host: "the color purple" obviously the best seller. >> guest: by far. "possessing the secret of joy" did very well. that is the novel about the young african wom

walker book sisson celebrating its 50th anniversary. >> walker company is a division of bloombury usa. was founded in 1959 by salmon beth walker. it was completely independent company until january 1 of 2005 when we were acquired by bloombury so we are now a division along with klemz ray press hound victims terry division, the three adult divisions of bloombury. >> how long have you been with walker books? >> i have been with wachter since 1993 as the publisher of walker and a beacon of publishing director of bloombury usa less summers so that is a much more recent development but i have been involved with walker for the past, what is that now, about 15, 16 years. >> what blogs are you excited about this all? >> a couple of walker books. book called who wrote measuring america. there was a pretty big success and it is the story of the greatest trainer of american history, but it wonderfully complex man it was a revolutionary war hero, general communist general in the continental army and became the leading general in the american army 15 years later at the same time as the became meac

and we are one of them. >> how long have you been with walker books spewers i've been with with walker since 1993. as a publisher of walker, and then became the publishing director of bloomsbury u.s.a. last sumr. so that's much more recent development. but i've been involved with walker for the past, what is it now? 18 -- 15 years, 16 years. >> so what books are you excited about this whole? >> a couple of walker books, a book called "an artist in treason" by a man called andro linklater who wrote a book force a few years ago. is the story of the greatest traitor in american history, but it would've a complex man named james wilkinson who was a revolutiary war hero, in general, younger generation the continental army who became the leading general in the american army, 15 years later at the same time he became aged 13 and a spanish secret service and was asked by forcing for the next 20 years at the same time as he led the american army. but the amazing thing was every president he worked for, washington, adams, jefferson, madison all knew that he was a traitor. and they kept him in hi

that's when he says walker tries to tackle him.kup arrives and six officers help walker as jenkins is punched, kicked and hit three times with the taser. walker claims jenkins slurred his speech and smelled of alcohol. jenkins says he drank three beers with dinner but insists he was not impaired and repeatedly asked what did i do wrong. >> all i remember is getting out of the car, getting thrown down, and feeling the punches. those last words were i can't breathe. >> reporter: he says he next remembers waking up to paramedics with cuts, bruises, chipped teeth and permanent damage to his thumb. he spent four days in jail but says he's never thought the arrest was racially motivated. >> i don't want people to think, you know, a black person with the police, no, this is a people issue. >> incredible they would have the audacity to do what they did. >> reporter: this is jenkins' attorney. he says anyone who doubts his client needs to watch the video. >> his palms are outstretched, he never swings at the officer, never punches him. >> r

frank walker on the stop. just like we saw on monday night, the ravens back up starting to struggle as time winds down. >> stan: put the starters back in. that's what some people are thinking. two weeks in a row this group doesn't look good. >> gerry: needing to step up for the ravens. birmingham is going to lose a yard back to the 27. good penetration by nakamora. that's the way you play safety. you get hit by the first guy. takes the second guy out. there's an unblocked defender to make the tackle. >> gerry: lardarius webb helping to make this play. burgess misses the opportunity. he's the guy that has to step up. incomplete. tom zbikowski got a great break on the ball. it was intended for jeff. >> stan: underneath the shoulder of the tight end. the ball was thrown where he got both hands on the football. he kitchens and got a long way to run. only got the fingertips. needed another couple inches. >> gerry: ravens bring had a couple of the rushers including antawn barnes. 3rd down and 11. plenty of time. he'

crystal walker was one of two people inside the cadillac. >> i couldn't move at all. i felt glass on me, blood all over me. i felt like i just died right then and there. >> a week later, she is still in the hospil in pain, but glad she's alive. >> i'm shocked that i'm still alive. >> the cadillac was hit by this suv. walker remembers hearing witnesses trying to help. >> i could hear voices saying get her out of the car before the car blow up. i could hear that. that's the last thing that i heard. i just want to thank everybody that helped me out of that car. i probably wouldn't be living today. >> reporter: today she watched video of the aftermath for the first time. >> i am still in the car. i'm still in that car. that's me right there. how in the world am i still living to see another day? >> news crews were covering an event nearby and rushed to the scene along with city officials. she remembers being frightened and didn't know if she would get out. >> never scared me until that moment right there is when they said we have to get them out before these girls die. bo

i think david walker is right. most economists will tell you that the -- exactly what ali said in his report earlier, the stimulus program has helped some. the credit program, the housing program this administration, the obama administration has put forward, they have helped some. but probably what the federal reserve did before they took office and all the money that was thrown at the economy before they took office probably did more. listen, when you're in the white house, you're going to get blamed for what goes wrong. it is totally understandable you try to take credit for as much as you can when it goes right. >> victory has a thousand fathers, defeat is an orphan. >> great to have you both with us tonight. >>> what do you think about this? how is the new president doing as the second 100 days of the obama administration winds down? we want to know. cast your vote at cnn.com/reportcard. give your grade. on thursday night, 8:00 p.m., you will see the results. >>> former president clinton heading to north korea.

chris cal walker and her -- crystal walker ad her friend regina jackson were both in the car and amazed that total strangers came to help. this was the scene seconds after the crash. five people were trapped inside two vehicles at the enter -- and the intersection was a mangled mess. crystal walker was one of two people inside the cadillac. >> i couldn't move at all. i could feel glass and stuff on me, blood all over me. i felt like i just died right then and there. >> reporter: a week later she's still in the hospital in pain but just glad she's alive. >> i'm just shocked that i'm still living. >> reporter: the cadillac was hit by this suv. walker remembers hearing witnesses trying to help. >> i could hear voices saying get her out of the car, get her out of the car before the car blows up. i could hear thats that ate last thing that i heard. i just want to thank everybody that helped me t of that car because if it wasn't for them, i possibly wouldn't be living today. >> reporter: today she watched video of the aftermath for the first time. >> i'm still in the car. i'm still in that ca

jenkins by officer walker. hand-to-hand fighting with a suspect on the street is one of the most dangerous encounters for police officer officer walker's actions all appear to be very appropriate. it goes on to say some of the actions of responding officers specifically the kicking of the suspect, give me concern because of this, i'm asking for an outside review by the fbi. michele, as you look at this, and that statement cuts in half. the first officer, officer walker, are you okay with what he did and obviously, seems like everybody has a beef with the responding officers after that. your thoughts? >> well, you know, officer walker really, you know, we did not see any resistance that seemed to be necessary to throw this guy down into the snow. again, officer walker is going to say something different but those dash cams, interestingly, they are not just to protect the police but to protect the public as well. it seemed like him jumping on top of this guy and basically almost pulling his pants down, his pants

the combination of walker and what he is recommending and what the f.s.a. is prepared to do i think fundamentally changes the environment in which bonus payments are made. if i am clear, there have been excesses. it is seen by the public as irresponsible and unfair. we have got to take the action, and the action is being taken through both regulatory means and others. >> the horse has bolted because the matter is the gold medal sacks has given an average of a half million pounds for bonuses. it seems to me very hard to call that back now. >> any excessive payments are unacceptable. remuneration has to be based on long term performance. if it is based on short-term deal-making, then the nikely hood the financial system is put at risk. there has to be long ter basis for remuneration, and the ability to take action when necessary. i repeat the action we are proposing to take is designed to deal with many of these problems. >> when the governor of the bank was before the committee june 24, he stated he had not been consulted on the white paper or on financial r

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walker? response to what he was saying? >> guest: why don't quite get the question. >> host: what is that? >> guest: is a drink like a medicine people use and a lot of central and south american countries to heal various things in the psyche primarily, and i studied this medicine for a year and he is referring to that. about publishing, i did found a publishing company called wild trees press. it's no longer working now because it was so successful that all i had to stop publishing other people because when you are a publisher this i hadn't realized i think you have to read everything and i just was overwhelmed by couldn't do my own work. my eyes were tired and so after having five or six books and five or six years we closed the publishing company, but i think for you and people who want to publish you should think about getting together with two or three other people and founding your own company. >> host: as you can see we are going to show to alice walker has an extensive court in here in

and so do thmall walkers. at 8:00 a.m.fore any shops are open, an enterprising group of w womomen wk laps arounun the maf f the emates, exercising in the air conditioned cool. >> it's a controlled environment. it's always the same. you know it's always here. and it's a great supportive group. >> reporter: some young ones join in, as mall walkers' kids. they start with a stretch and a warmup. ♪ then, they're off. the walking is brisk. these ladies move fast. for an hour, the mall turns into their personal gym. mall walker irene gray joined after moving here from latin america, last year. >> in the beginning it was a new concept to me. i've never done it before. but i think once you get into it, you just take it on. and do the best you can. and it's fun. >> reporter: the mall of the emirates sponsors the group. and reaps some benefit, bringing in much-needed shoppers during the retail downturn. come at a better time.n't have obesity is on the rise in dubai, when an estimated 74% of people are overweight. and one in five suff

certainly appears thomas is a conservative and george herbert walker bush wanted a conservative presence on the court. i remember covering clarence thomas early on in justice thomas was a source for me when he was in the education to prevent famines later from the district of columbia court of appeals and i must tell you this interesting, people info fess reagan and bush in this race and oftentimes is viewed him as not sufficiently conservative. they wish to is more outspoken in their people, black people including in it the reagan and bush administrations who thought one thomas should be more of spoken in take on some of these issues which you look back and he transformed the equal employment opportunity commission and brought them into the 20th century in terms of computers in the light and got a lot of the backlog at of the way unsatisfied and change the framework in thinking much away from class action suits to individual claims of

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we talked to walker about the battle in camp.'s view of these outbursts. >>> you scuffle, you fight. it's over with. he's not going to say he's for it. but he's definitely -- he understands the game. he's not -- >> he understands what's happening. >> yeah. he knows what's going on. and sometimes tempers flare. it's good for some coaches to see if you got that fighting. i'm definitely not a slieping dog. i'm not all the way gone. [ laughter ] >>> alumni day in westminster. among the colts on hand. the great artie donovan was there. among the recent retirees, john ogden, a favorite. just his second summer away from the game. we asked j.o. about the retired life. >> i miss the team atmosphere. but that's about it. i don't miss practice. i don't even miss playing in games. i played in 170-some games. i did that. but i do miss being around the guys, just the camaraderie of being part of a group. >> reporter: coach john harbaugh invited more than 20 former colts and ravens to today's workout. he gathered them for the team to meet after

frank walker is a guy still fighting for a spot. he had an awful game monday, getting burned for a touchdown early in the third quarter. david beat him right off the line walker, who loves to talk says he has heard about it in the meetings. >> i got roasted in the meetings today by the guys. that's definitely what wary going to do to each other. somebody makes a play on you, they definitely let you know. so, you know, it's kind of like holding us accountable in a way. we also do it in fun. but they got me pretty good in the meetings today. >>> well today walker was wearing a t-shirt that said "hey pittsburgh" and showed a raven giving the finger. that's a good t-shirt. >>> the orioles are back home tonight after salvaging their final game ever at the metro dome last night. david hernandez gets to start against the indians. jeremy guthrie pitch like an ace last night in minnesota, going seven strong, giving up just 1 run. he did not walk a batter, and he struck out 5. guthrie has actually won his last two starts, going 7 in both game

or alice walker's -- not alice walker.oni morrison to the bluest eye to understand what made you stand inside the shoes of a young black girl living inside a world in which the images to find her out of existence. and at the same time, understand the humanity of a father who would do the horrendous thing that the father does in the bluest eye. these are difficult kind of questions that great writers deal with, and that active reading help our kids to read widely will transform. it will also mean that rooms like this will be full of people because it's full of people who love books. >> thank you. if you have questions, where you line up at the mic here to my left, and the panelists will be glad to respond. >> good afternoon. thank you to doctor howard dodson and also to max rodriguez for organizing this very important discussion on books. [applause] >> my question is to doctor lee who made a point earlier on the importance for community control. when you are talking about how it's important that our students be able to have

. >> rob: that guy right there, larry walker. >> bob: larry walker. >> rob: a canadian. larry walker. >> bob: yeah he was a batting champion, didn't he hit like .372 one year, something like that? something crazy. >> rob: larry walker. if you brought up coors field he would really get mad as a reason for good hitting. >> rob: really. >> bob: yeah, he didn't like that criticism at all. yeah, you play half your games at coors.   . josh bard bounced out to  second baseman first time out. onon a night where covering the bases with sean burnett, he could be the nats new pitcher in the sixth inning.   rob running back favorite movie, "lloyd and harry"? friendlyly guy.   ryan, stu we. >> bob: is there anything about tv or cinema you don't know? >> rob: ah, i'm a product of, what was it, the x generation, is that what they call us, gen x. >> bob: josh bard gets jammed. i don't know where i belong. i think i'm too old to be a again ex-er, and too young to be a baby boom

. >> repter: mark darren walker was invid because he's never been a g.m. fan. i'm a bmw guy. so, wh i get ouhere i'm looking at perfornce the handling aspect of it. >> reporter: aft test driving thcadillac cts-4, walker conceded he could beme a gm convert. >> the engine was very responsive. there was a little draon it but i guess that was becausef the per charger kicking in. i would have preferred little more active epping on the gas, but other th that it's a very pressive automobile. >> reporter: g will survey these consumers about the products they dre and keep in toh with them in the future. the company isn't suref it will hold mo events like this, but henderson promes the auto ker will do all it can to wi the heartsf american consums. has new day dawned at gm? >> yes. for sure, for sure. >> reporter: diane easbrook nightly busine report, milford,ichigan. >> paul: bernard madoff's rht handan is coorating with prosecutors and fra says madoff wasn't ale in commting his crime. the former cfo at mado's firm pleaded guilty to 10 criminal counts today incding conspiracy, securit

. >> reporter: mark darren walker was invited because he's never been a g.m. fan. i'm a bmw guy. so, when i get out here i'm looking at performance the handling aspect of it. >> reporter: after test driving the cadillac cts-4, walker conceded he could become a gm convert. >> the engine was very responsive. there was a little drag on it but i guess that was because of the super charger kicking in. i would have preferred a little more active stepping on the gas, but other than that it's a very impressive automobile. >> reporter: g-m will survey these consumers about the products they drove and keep in touch with them in the future. the company isn't sure if it will hold more events like this, but henderson promises the auto maker will do all it can to win the hearts of american consumers. has a new day dawned at gm? >> yes. for sure, for sure. >> reporter: diane eastabrook nightly business report, milford, michigan. >> paul: bernard madoff's right hand man is cooperating with prosecutors and frank says madoff wasn't alone in committing his crime. the former cfo at madoff's firm ple

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jenkins says the officer walker asked him for id but wouldn't say why he was stped. jenkins says when he got out to give the officer his driver's license, walker grabbed him and wrestled him to the ground. >> what triggered me off was he said this is not a -- i can't remember the word, democracy. this is not a democracy. give me your idea. i was like, oh, i'm in trouble tonight. >> jenkins barely remembers the half dozen officers that arrived kicking and beating him as they took him into custody. these photos show his injuries afterwards. after reviewing the video, the police chief said officer acted appropriately given the circumstances but he wants the fbi to look into the actions of the other officers. >> i appreciate him addressing the situation. >> reporter: because of an injury to his right thumb, jenkins who is a professional musician can no longer play the guitar. he said all the pain will be worth it if no one else has to go through what hwent through. >> i just want justice. >>> now, the speeding and assault charges were dropped against jenkins. the officer

with walkers. >> the walkers with the hand brake. >> jimmy: i love those ones. >> in case you see anon the bottom. >> it's like, "hey, i'm still athletic." >> what about the ones with the brakes? hand brakes, it's wonderful. >> jimmy: shifting gears. dude, you guys have to go to work in like three hours. >> yeah, thanks, jimmy. we're pulling aall-nighr to do the show. >> jim: i appreciate you doing this. thank you so much. >> getting up's a blast. >> jimmy: now, do yolike being on satellite radio better than -- >> absolutely. you get to say whatever you want, jimmy. >> jimmy: really? >> can we try it out? >> jimmy: no, no. we're not on satellite tv. no, no. some people might get offended. but no, you can't. >> no, it's a hard lifestyle, because you have to go to bed likeou'r7 years old again. it's like bedtime. "oh, 8:30. time to go to bed now." and then you come home and nap. i nap like my grandpa used to. it's like, "oh, it's noon. i got to nap." >> jimmy: what am i doing with my le? >> because i want some kind of life at night. and, in order to do that, if i don't p it's like you

and frank walker responds with a takedown. another scuffle would break out during the breakup attempt. we talked to walker about the battle in camp. and his coach's view of these outbursts. >>> you scuffle. you fight. it's over with. he's not going to say he's for it. but he understands the game. >> he understands what's happening. >> sometimes, tempers flare. it's good to see you got that fighting. i'm definitely not a sleeping dog. and if they wake me, i'll have to wake back up. i'm not all the way gone. >>> there were some colts and ravens alumni -- alumni at practice. >> thank you, mark. >>> still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. >>> i'm suzanne collins. a 93-year-old man is held for hours in his home. i'll tell you how he survived >>> coming up on eyewitness news at 6:00. caught in the cross. shocking new surveillance video from the july shooting of a 5- year-old girl. and why the accused gunman says it proves he's innocent. >>> touting match. healthcare reform is a hot topic tonight. >>> a hero for special olympia

jenkins says officer walker asked him for id but wouldn't say why he was stopped. and jenkins said when he got out to give the officer his driver's license walker grabbed him, fighting him to the ground. the whole thing caught on the police dash cam. >> what triggered me off, he said -- i can't remember the word he used. he said this s not a democratic society. >> reporter: he barely remembers the others who arrived, kicking and beating him as they took him into custody. the photos show the beating. jenkins and his attorney say the officers went too far. and after reviewing the video, the officers were said to have acted appropriately. but he wants to see more. >> i appreciate him addressing the situation. but actions speak louder than words. >> reporter: because of an injury to his right thumb, jenkins, who is a professional musician can no longer play the guitar. but he says all the pain will be worth it if nobody else has to go through what he did. >> i just want justice. that is all i want. >> we're learning more on the mayor of milwaukee, beatdown as he tried

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look at the biggie back ride given by the mass co-to elaine walker. he is k. see very well in that outfit that could have been dangerous but apparently neither one injured in that collision. bill: are there no eye holes in that thing? now, berlin the bear declined to comment. but apparently there are no hard feelings. check six, the web site media ite.com reports, quote: bill: once again, we thank you all for your tremendous support. and that is reality check. pinheads and patriots on deck pinheads and patriots on deck tonight starring alec balalalall introducing the all new chevy equinox. with an epa estimated 32 miles per gallon. and up to 600 miles between fill ups. it's the most fuel efficient crossover on the highway. better than honda cr-v, toyota rav4 and even the ford escape hybrid. the all new chevy equinox. bill: time now for pinheads and patriots. alan baldwin says that he might move to connecticut and run against joseph lieberman. we do not believe that is going to happen. the senator was asked about it. >> that would make my day. i respec

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. >>> today, kelly washington is covered by walker and he gets in washington's face.s walker the talker and the heat is on in westminster. >>> the sunshined in pennsylvania today allowing for a 500 miles per hour race. denny hamlin came in raceless and he takes the lead ahead of boyier and he keeps the win out front and wins at poconos. the first time he's won since last year. it's emotional for him. his grandmother just passed away and he spoke of her. an emotional winner at poconos today. >> how fast do they go? >> 190 miles per hour in the corners. >>> thank you, mark, be right back. >>> it's prime time lineup at 10:00 tonight. csi and followed by news at 11:00. >>> protestors in japan have a new way to get their messages across. they were wearing lettuce bikinis to promote being a vegetarian. it gave several a show. the protests were started by peta. in this country, they're naked, there, that's lettuce. >> that's your favorite kind, right. >> i like bibb. >>> thank you for watching eyewitness news and wjz-13. maryland's news station. there's more ahead on the new

and so do the mall walkers. at 8 a.m.ops are open, an enterprising group of women walk laps, exercising in the air conditioned cool. >> it's in a controlled environment. it's always the same. you know it's always here and it's a great supportive group. >> reporter: some young ones join in as mall walkers kids. they start with a stretch and a warmup then they're off. the walking is brisk. these ladies move fast. for an hour the mall turns into their personal gym. mall walk are irene gray joined after moving here from latin america last year. >> in the beginning it was a new concept to me. i've never done it before. but i think once you get into it, you just take it on and do the best you can and it's fun. >> reporter: the mall sponsors the group and republics some been fit, bringing in much-needed shoppers during a retail downturn. it couldn't come at a better time. obesity is on the rise in dubai where one in five suffers from diabetes. and fast food chain, thriving in the gulf. last year mcdonald's posd record revenues i

doris brin walker defended angela davis in 1972.davis faced the dealt penalty when a gun registered in her name was linked to the davegt judge and three others. ogle tree says of walker -- sean: how lovely. what can i say? the radical connections keep leading back to the president. sean: the chamber of commerce has any say in it we may be in for another scopes monkey trial. that 1925 event put the theory of evolution on trial in tennessee and instituted a law making it a crime to teach creationy. the court ruled it was in fact illegal to deny the theory of creation by teaching evolution in schools. the u.s. chamber of commerce, which represents three million businesses, they want to put the theory of global warming on trial and if it's disproved it would ward off potentially crippling environmental legislation. a vr official said it would be evolution versus creationism. wonder if al gore is free to represent the defense? "hannity's america" continues next with a closer look at president probe barack obama's reading list. sean: the

crystal walker was one of two people inside the cadillac. >> i couldn't move at all.l glass and blood all over me. >>reporter: a week later, she's still in the hospital in pain, but glad she's alive. >> i'm just shocked i'm still living. >>reporter: the cadillac was hit by this suv. walker remembers witnesses trying to help. >> i could hear voices saying, "get her out of the car before the car blowup." that's the last thing i heard. i wanted to thank everybody that helped me out of that car. if it wasn't for them, i probably wouldn't be living right today. >>reporter: today she watched video of the aftermath for the first time. >> look. i'm still in the car. i am still in that car. that's me right there. how in the world am i still living to see another day? >>reporter: news crews rushed to the scene along with city officials. she remembers being frightened and didn't know if she would get out. >> nothing ever scared me until that moment right there. when they say we have to get them out before these girls die. both of my legs are broken. they put blats and stuff in m

. >> they are getting them out of wheelchairs and the walkers. >> the wheels on the bus, they go roundand round. >> they are encouraging the movement and to relax all of the muscles. >> to push it up. >> and the unique brand, they are pushing the body awareness, overcoming the physical disability, continuing all day long. >> the biggest issue is that you don't do just that therapy. you dot toilet training, all of that feeding. that is by the foundation out there. a nonprofit started bit 9-year-old. >> we wanted that in the public's school. kids that can utilize that out there to take benefits from it. they really should

to mike walker, senior editor of "the national enquirer," your thoughts?ervice. i was there and i saw her. it just caught us all when she said "you're the best daddy in the whole wide world." anybody who has a daughter knows that that was a great father and that we can't take away from michael jackson. he was greatest father probably that ever lived. ♪ where did you come from baby >> daddy -- ♪ counting your blessings ♪ biding your time ♪ when you lay me down sleeping ♪ ♪ my heart is weeping ♪ because i'm sleeping not by myself -- help. ♪ one for all ♪ the lost children ♪ one for all ♪ the lost children ♪ wishing you well and wishing you well -- where's your guy's rhythm? come on. ♪ wishing you well ♪ and wishing you home >>> i'm jean casarez of the legal network "in session" in for nancy grace. this is amazing video seen for the first time tonight right now in its entirety. released just today. i want to go to the attorneys. gloria allred, victims rights attorney. child advocate out of los angeles. eleanor dixon, out of atlanta. and peter odom, also out o

kevin walker, the manager at the thunderbird motel, made the grizzly discovery. >> i was stunned. i was absolutely stunned when i opened up the door i cracked it open to say hello and the computer was sitting on the bed and then i opened up the door further and there he was hanging. >> reporter: walker says an attractive young woman brought jenkins to the motel on thursday, checked him in and then left. hotel employeed adam burke didnt recognize the man on the news for the past couple days. >> you wouldn't think it was him. >> reporter: in march, jenkins married jasmine fiore. the marriage was short lived and police say it ended in murder. on august 15th, fiore's naked mutilated body was found stuffed in a suitcase and dumped in a trash bin outside of los angeles. detective believing the native canadian immediately went on the run. >> obviously with helicopters and dogs searching the immediate area of the border we were then able to use our partnerships across the country with other agencies and followed on tips that spanned from coast to coast. >> reporter: after the homicide inv