- - i don t knknow how to dese jerry jacobson. jerry had a way about him. they re either gonna love him, or they re gonna hate him. there s no in-between. he couldld snap inin a millisecocond anand you don t even know why he snapped. my kids s did not get alalong with h him. he laid hands on em more times than i knew about. [dramatic c music] - jejerry jacobson was actually my stepfather. you know, he was prone to have a short, short, fuse and a a pretty badad temper. ththe most vivid memory y i hav: we werere in the b basement. i i can t rememember what the i issue was.. seememed insigninificant to me atat the time.e. and jerrrry justst kind of l lost it. he pickeked my brother up by the h head and wawas, li, bouncicing his heaead off the e. and d i was in t the room juju. kikind of more scared and hopig it didn t turn towards me cauause i didn n t understatat at the timime. - i i stepped inin between t m and d i told micichael, my oldesest one, to r run out thehe front
the shelling there. i mean, it s just unimaginable, jim, that s why it s so important to tell their stories and so important to hear that, yes, they have moved on, there have been people treating them well, welcoming them, helping them buy food and necessities, but how do you talk to your kids about what happened in their hometown? really important reporting, jim, i m glad you were able to reunite with them. we ll be right back. eir phones? they re banking, with bank of america. look at this guy. he bought those tickckets on his credit card and he s rackin up the rewards. she s usining zelle to pay him back for the hot dogs he s about to buy. and the announcer? he s not checkin his stats, he s finding some investing ideas with merrill. and third as you know in baseball means three. digital tools so impressive, you just can t stop banking. what would you like the power to do?