eric. jenna: a women s intuition is powerful thing no matter where you are in the world. absolutely. jenna: you were carjacked virtually. this group came to you and took your car. tell us about that moment. that s what i thought was happening. that s what i hoped was happening we were being just carjacked. generally what would happen if you re being carjacked they would bombard the car, take over, demand your money, your cell phones, everything, jewelry, everything and then kind of drive a couple of miles outside of town and let you out and you could walk back to town but as we kept driving, kilometer after kilometer i realized okay, this isn t a carjacking. like something more is going on here. this is much more serious and maybe an hour into the actual abduction i looked at my colleague and was able to whisper to him, what s happening? and he looked me straight in the eye and he said we re being kidnapped. and, i just, i remember just
answering machine, that comes up every once in a while when we call, it is a canadian number. is that typical. right. jenna: what is that about. look one of the areas, it comes out of quebec, a 914 area code. the canadian government has its own phone site, phone busters.com. they originate out of quebec and other parts of the world to be fair to canada. they give reverse social engineering answer. they call you this is the embassy, that is not going to happen. a lot of times when embassy will call, there is actually a service the state department has for citizens who are overseas. but the first thing you should always do, says it is you or, first thing you do, you call to verify where are they located? where are they at right now? that will be the first step of stopping this scam from happening. jenna: how do they know who to target, morgan? how do they know this number goes to a grand parent? it is, what it is dialing
are supposed to keep in. some of the campers believe that is what started the fire when the winds kicked up and got the kohls going and they burned into the brush. officially that has not been determined. jenna: hopefully firefighters get a bit of help from mother nature somewhere over the next several hours. adam, thank you. reporter: absolutely. jon: an oregon teenager who police say plotted to blow it his high school is headed to court today. 17-year-old grant acord will be charged as an adult with attempted aggravated murder. classmates says he discussed building bombs but never mentioned to plan to target their school. prosecutors say he was inspired by the columbine attack. his mother released a statement saying quote my heart goes out to everything with grant s struggle with pandas, a rare form of ocd. i understand the efforts of law enforcement to keep our beloved community safe. jenna: quite a statement by the mother. a major scare in the sky when a
starting to cry, like silently cry because, i had no idea who these guys were. i didn t know if they were extremists linked to al qaeda. i didn t know if, you know, they were just wanting money. did they want to kill us? i had no idea how this thing was going to play out but the representative thought in my mind was, my life has changed forever. from this moment, no matter how this thing plays out i will never go back to the same life that i had. jenna: when did it set in that help wasn t coming, at least immediately? i think, once we got through like, maybe the first two weeks. you know, i think we held on to hope that this was going to be a speedy process. we kept thinking, and saying to ourselves and to each other, we re in. go workers. we re humanitarian aid workers. we ve been in these
to do something like this? i just feel so very fortunate, so very lucky that they knew i was out there and that they cared. and, i mean, seriously, what country cares about one citizen, not much, to send in seal team six to come in and to rescue them. and then, you know, once we got onto the plane to take us to a military base one of them comes over to me with an american flag and he just looks me straight in the eye and he says, welcome home. and i just have never felt prouder. jenna: where is that flag now? it s at home with me on display in safekeeping and it s a constant reminder of just how very fortunate i am to be alive, to be here with my namely and to actually have come back to live in the u.s. now. jenna: her family includes now a