perhaps one day imposing a no-fly zone or conduct being air strikes in syria or our allies do the same. russia provides syria with this kind of air defense in order to limit that option and give itself and its allies more leverage going into any kind of negotiations or kind of determination of the outcome. so russia sort of is putting skin in the game and the u.s. on the other hand is sitting on the sidelines and that puts us at a tremendous disadvantage. jenna: what is next? i think what s next from the u.s. perspective is we re hoping for this peace conference to take place in geneva, but again that sort of is getting pushed off into the future while the regime s forces are gaining momentum on the ground, while you why the regime s allies pouring more assistance in and really events on the ground going against u.s. interests. and so i think, again, what is going to happen here is events on the ground are going to start do over take our efforts to shape an outcome that is advantage
memorials tampered with. 4 h-fp one beneficiary of the sad event, the uk military charity called help for heros. the young soldier 25-year-old lee rigby was wearing a sweatshirt with the name of that charity on it. since the incident the equivalent of a million dollars has been donated to that charity, just one side, jenna of a huge national outpouring following this insurance department. again, as you noted, the breaking news, one of the two main suspects discharged from the hospital, now in custody in applies station where questioning is expected to begin. a lot of questions indeed to be asked by police. back to you. jenna: certainly, greg, thank you. jon: a story ahead about one of our favorite heros, a seven-year-old battling brain cancer who became a youtube sensation when he ran that 69-yard touchdown during nebraska s spring football game. his rookie card fetched bids for thousands of dollars at an auction to benefit cancer
for dollars. you simply pick up the phone and keep dialing when somebody answers who appears to fit your audio profile, seem to be elderly, potentially a grandparent, that s where you do that. if somebody says, hi, it is grandma, it is me. can t be, because i don t have any grandkids and i m too young, they hang up the phone. the law of large numbers. if you call enough people you will get certain amount of people to answer. after that you get a certain amount of people to engage in the scam. jenna: by the way they re not asking for a huge amount of money. they re asking for couple hundred dollars and or thousand dollars i called the police department where my grandmother lives. i didn t know what to do. she did not give them any money. there is no crime. there is nothing you can do to prevent them from calling back. with things like this, even though you may be one of a thousand, contact internet crime complaint center, ic3.gov, national white-collar crime center. they document the
you will never get it. a scam which falls in the category of so-called advanced fee schemes you re asked to give money to someone in exchange for something greater value in return. all these are completely illegal. consumers lose about $525 million a year to these scammers. actually an 8.3% increase in losses reported just since 2011. jenna: i have a bit of personal story to share today. jon: it is an interesting one. jenna: that ties to this news. last week i m at work and get a voice mail message from my grandma. she sounded very upset. this is very unusual she would call me and leave a voice mail. she asked me to call her right away. of course i started thinking of worst case scenarios. it is my grandma, right? i call her back and proceeds to tell me someone called her. i was in trouble. i needed money and talked to her for 20 plus minutes about what they needed her to do. the phone call was confusing. they knew a lot about where she lived and it was tough to determine what was real
favorite position in football? running back. jenna: running back. what i the other one? probably the quarterback. jenna: you like both. i think you ve got a big future, big future ahead of you, jack, thank you both all three of you for coming in. jack it s finally meet you. we ve talked a lot about you behind your back. i m glad to fine finally see your face. thank you both so much and we will continue to follow jack s story. hope to talk to you very soon. thanks, jenna. jon: had the potential to be kind of an ugly story, had a happy ending. jenna: right, who backs out of that, you know? it s nice that james and the others stepped forward. jon: an amazing rescue caught on tape, a newborn baby stuck in a sewer pipe. we will he ll tell you about the extraordinary lengths that rescuers took to free that little boy.