back every way she could. she tried tracking him down herself, following leads to paris and cannes. she enlisted the public s help. it was peeling the scars from my heart. once the story grew cold, michelle resigned herself to the probability mark weinberger was gone forever. i had hoped that he would be caught, but i thought there was a really good chance that he would die on the run in europe and nobody would know where he was. then in december 2008, four years after mark weinberger left her with just a passport and 1,000 euros, michelle kramer got a call from the fbi and asked her to do an interview with america s most wanted. the fbi hoped i would help them. i had stopped doing a lot of media at that point. i was focusing on my career and trying to move forward. but i thought, okay, i ll help with the investigation.
the snappers that were coming in to take a bite of my lip that was hanging. but just three days later, dave resumes his kissing high jinks. it s just a hazard of the job. one shark bite is not going to deter me from doing what i love. guadalupe island, mexico, december, 2008. a fearless pair takes to the ocean in search of jaws. a massive 15-foot great white chomps down on a bloody chunk of bait. what happens next is caught on camera. a terrifying attack and a desperate escape. patrick walsh and paul campo have a couple dozen years experience swimming with sharks. definitely an adrenaline
iraq. what more can you tell us? he was in iraq for less than a year. the deployment was for less than a year. he was in the national guard, enlisted in puerto rico in 2007 and leaves in december 2008. and, you know, here s what we re hearing. and he will be updated as a situation. we ll get more and the side from donald trump s side as well. vice president-elect mike pence they ve both spoke within rick scott, the governor of florida. he is providing them briefings here, and in general, we ve had too many to count to actually, you know, to take a moment to say there is a pattern, there is a standard here. they gather all the information, sometimes the president comes out and makes a statement. don t think we re going to hear from the president on camera directly tonight, but he has been giving interviews. there s always a chance we ll hear what the president has to say and the latest from him. one of the things that sfruk a number of folks during the
the day goes on here. round two of the 1-2 polar punch is bringing the coldest temperatures yet this morning for much of the country. it is very cold, and we re bracing ourselves for the next four months practically. when the chicago bears kick off later today at soldier field, potential to be sub zero, their coldest game ever. the previous record, two degrees. set back in december 2008. i m not sure you ever get used to that kind of weather. but it takes a mentally tough minded people to deal with it. the bears will be playing the packers, who hold the record for coldest nfl game ever. the legendary ice bowl, 13 below at lambeau field, in december, 1967. this arctic blast coupled with heavy snow is having a dangerous and deadly impact. three people dead in maryland, two lives lost to when a tractor trailer burst into flames after sliding off an icy bridge and
unfavorable. the election, five weeks ago, 38-60. so he s up nine on the favorable side. down nine on unfavorable side. it s good movement in six weeks but he s got a way to go. his aproufal rating in december is 47. for president obama in december, 2008 it was 68. for president bush in 2000, remember, his was 60. who can he persuade? we got through with the media. never going to persuade him. what he does, media is never going to go over and give credit. do you agree with that? i largely agree with that. i think local press will give him a fair shot. yes. so no matter what is done, he s bad. or whatever they want to know. so he s got to persuade people,