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What he's talking about. he took good notes and he remembers it. he's been doing this for 50 years. >> and the information we have from the different witnesses seems to be mutually corroborative, they're all telling the same story. >> of course, it's an odd case where maybe the strongest evidence came out first. the president's own words, the call memorandum. the whistle-blower complaint which by the way is an extraordinary document in retrospect because it seems to be right in every respect that i know of. has been corroborated by every piece of evidence we've seen come out since. and so yes,...

Another attack or carry out another attack. school districts in tel aviv right now are reporting that -- we're hearing a lot of the families are keeping their chn h home from school. they've beefed up security there as well. but really, he could be anywhere in israel, and this man hunt is continuing. >> this is the big worry, isn't it? so, ian, where do authorities, and this man's family think he might be hiding? who do they think, perhaps, is helping him, or do they really feel he's working alone here? >> reporter: well, it is quite an odd case. the fact that he can disappear like this for ov...

Entries. which were sim pa thetympathetic toward jihad. >> we are seeing cases, nothing new, even if it turns out he had no contact with any groups even when he was in jordan. that doesn't really matter anymore. a lot of people whoened up end up doing this don't necessarily need that kind of direct contact. >> right. that's what's so disturbing about the case. it seems so familiar in some ways. yet what we are finding out in five six days so inconclusive, somewhat unsatisfactory. i think when tragedy happens people in government you look for silver linings, something to learn from this somethi...

Which initially started in a fuel gauge line and the ntsb has not received a petition to reconsider its findings. in ohio an investigation is under way into a disturbing case of modern day slavery. these three people have been charged with holding a mentally disabled woman and her daughter captive for more than a year. the prosecutor described the cramped apartment where they lived with animals as subhuman. police say the victims were beaten and terrorized with dogs and snakes. an odd case of road rage in los angeles, a couple of guys in business suits meaning some business off the 405. th...

Home you knew he owned? >> all right, thank you very m. i want to bring in mary ellen o'actual, one of the most senior profilers for the fbi until her retirement. she joins us from milan, italy, by phone. thank you for being with us this morning. we appreciate this. >> you're welcome. >> this is such an odd case. it just defies belief that one man was able to hold three women captive for a decade and nobody really noticed. what kind of man would -- what kind of man would want to do that? would do that? >> my sense is what we're looking at based on other cases that i have worked is this is some...