they also had months and months of stocks of dried food that they relied on as well. they clay that at some point along the journey their vessel was being hit by tiger sharks, which were circling the vessel and of course scaring them. they also say there were opportunities for possible rescue when they drifted past wake island, a u.s. island in the western pacific, and they were able to connect with a coastal station there. by their communications device, but were told they needed to get to the southern end of the island to the harbor to be rescued. and they could not do that since their engine and sails would not function. that was one of their darkest days. that s when jennifer appel said she started crying for the whole afternoon as they drifted out of sight of the island. and she credits the dogs who licked the tears from her face for giving her hope. natalie? you also told us that they turned to their bible to try to
dressing room and she walks in, and i m like why are you here? she goes, you know why i m here. [laughter] yeah, yeah look at her. kelly: by the way, her voice is not that deep, by the way, you just portrayed her as a man. [laughter] michael: but you know what man, you have unforgettable roles, luthluth, one of my luther one of my favorite shows. [cheers and applause] thank you. michael: then also the wire which is a classic show. but, everyone sees that, but if your early heard you had days, d some really odd jobs. yeah i did everything man. i was a tire fitter. kelly: what does that mean? fit the fires on cars. kelly: oh, put the tires on the car? yeah, the tire fitting and i used to work in a dried food place where you get your dried food and scoop them out i had all kinds of jobs. sales, advertising. michael: like over the phone? basically they had these
about it, i was once it hit the ground on the fifth time, everything just i saw daylight. i don t know how i m here. in just a few moments, a tornado survivor remembers his mother who did not survive. and we are just getting word that a plane carrying american and british pro democracy workers has left cairo. they were accused of cementing unrest in egypt. they were ngos who were the target of a government crackdown last december. all face charges of fraud. the crisis further strained ties between new egyptian government and the united states. meantime, in syria after weeks of fighting, rebel of the free syrian army today pulled out of the district of the embattled city of homs. and that did nothing to stop the heavy shelling of homs. dissidents describe it as a blood bath and residents without food, water, or medicine. desperately needed supplies could soon be on the way. the international red cross says the syrian government has given it permission to enter homs t