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Newsroom." you know what theyre covering? something evil called the tea party. >> 14 months you have been on the air and called the tea party the american taliban. >> i did. >> what happened then? >> a lot. >> three, two, rolling. >> good evening, i am will mack a voi, this is news night. >> youre going to be condemned on the house floor. >> good use of time. >> called them the american taliban. >> wait. a news anchor is hassled for going after the tea party? you would get a promotion at the whi...

Home, just pretty much instruments around, laying around. thats what it was. >> and so i hear you talk about instruments and the neatness. we heard from police this morning that these girls might have been tied up. did you see any evidence of that? anything suspicious? >> no. not at all. not at all. nothing that caught my eye. again, i wasnt there for a long period of time and i was there, i wasnt even thinking he was the type of person that would do something like that. so, you know there was n...

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Come into your house unless they have a warrant. >> mike brookes, again, the take away, i know you cant call police every time you see a boarded up home, to your point there are three on this very block, but it is the takeaway for all of us, be astute. mike brooks, thank you so much. >> thanks, brooke. he heard screams, he jumped into action, speaking of people who do do something, say something, charles ramsey hailed as the hero neighbor here in cleveland. youll hear his 911 call that started...

To be truly thankful for that. >> you know, on the plane ride up here, i was reading this article from back in 2009 about jaycee dugard and they pointed out that not only did she endure obviously emotional manipulation and she was repeatedly raped, but that the biggest challenge for her was actually separation from her captor, which is hard for us to wrap our heads around because these are bad guys doing these things to these young women. but explain that to me. >> well, brooke, thats a good poi...

Im not saying he was super clean or anything. but he was neat. neat as a single guy can be. hes a musician. there was nothing out of place, you know. home, just pretty much a simple instruments around, laying around. thats what it was. >> and so i hear you talk about instruments and the neatness. we heard from police this morning that these girls might have been tied up. did you see any evidence of that. anything suspicious? >> no. not at all. not at all. nothing that caught my eye. again, i was...

You know, ultimately at first she thought he was a pretty nice guy, she used to ride on his atv, she knew him, she with go over and talk to him and then things changed about two years ago when something strange happened. take a listen to this. >> me and my friends and my sister were across the street at a house, like, spending the night and we seen a naked lady in the backyard. and we, like, didnt know nothing about it. so we said -- we said something to her, he told her to get down and we said ...

They didnt believe us. when we seen the lady, like, the backyard was opened. and then, like, after that, like a week or two after, he put tarps up, he, like, secluded himself. >> you saw the tarps from where? >> i could see them from my bedroom window. if we would stand up on the log or something, we could -- >> right here? >> i think the police might have took them down. i dont know. he would open the window for maybe like an hour or two and she would just sit there and look out the window. and...

How does that make you feel? >> its -- it makes me feel shocked. again, like i said, you know, im just going by what the news are saying, the news media. i mean, like i said, it is up to police to do the investigation. and find all the evidence against him, you know. if hes guilty, you know, the evidence will point to him. if hes not ty, thevidence will pnt to somebody else. the way it is looking like, im not the judge here, i cant judge him, i just know who he is, who he was to me, a fellow mus...

Abductions and in over 85% of those cases, it was the childs physical resistance that enabled them to escape and only 11% did an adult intervene. it is important when these things happen, generally the victim is alone, and we have to empower our children with safety education and with self-defense. >> erin runnion, thank you for coming on and your perspective. we appreciate it. as we are again here in cleveland covering this -- thank you, covering this amazing story, we need to talk about someon...