i know the truth, abigail. i've known for 22 years. get out. abigail... get out. (sighs) hey.s are striking out here. i mean, there's no sign of delancey's tablet. what about you? i don't know. i might have something. looks like someone tried to pry this drawer open. other than you. (chuckles) give me some credit. i used to be a surgeon. i would never leave a mess like this. (clicks) well, why would someone lock an empty drawer? habit. (sighs) (drawer shuts) well, we know from the video that he was angry because he thought that abigail had gotten ahold of his tablet. right? so if this is where he kept it and if there was sensitive information about her past on it, maybe these scratches made him suspicious. you know, my ex used to keep her tablet in a case that looked just like a book. maybe it's on one of these shelves. (sighs) there are five air vents in this room. and the capital of michigan is lansing. you know you're starting to sound like your partner. (knocking) well, don't you think it's odd? i mean... the room is not that big, right? there's usually one vent for intake

. [♪] >>abigaÍl,hora de tu dicina. >>!a agua estÁ frÍa! ¡largo! ¡largo! me estarÁs escuchando. te pido, hijo, no me dejes.s. sÉ que he si una mre muy dura contigo, pero... ¿sabes? to lo que h hecho, lhe hecho pensando que a lo mejor pa ti. si regresas con nosoos, ndrÉ la oportunidad de hacerlo mejor. [sollozos] [♪] >>ajimos la mÚsi que escuchaba le diceque o le puede ayudar. [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] >>hasta el lunes, abiÍl. poquito las cortinas?n >>. ya me vas a abannar como todas las otras, ¿verdad? >>no... claro que no. solo me voy por el fin de semana pero ya el les estoy aquÍ de vuelta. >>umh, no te creo, mientes. >>esro que cuando vuelva, sufamiliares mdigan e se comiÓ todo, ademÁs, e se tome lamedicinas, porque si , crÉame que no va a haber.... >>"familiares", ¡ba! mejor familia son los cuervos; lo Único quellos quieren es que yo mmuera rÁpido para redar. >>no, no hab asÍ d sus hijos. >>¡seo que te digo! ¿sabes? en el fondo los culpo; su padre ni yo los crmos con roalor q nsea el del dinero. >>pero nunca es tardpara enmear losrrores. yo darÍa lo queuera

practicing and exercising certain acts of witchcraft in and upon the bodies of abigail whitney, ann putnam, mary walcott in the salem village where by their bodies were hurt, afflicted, consumed, wasted, what better nonsense, bridget thinks. those girls are here now is look anything but wasted and consumed. in the name of their majesties, william and mary, a king and queen over england, the sheriff continues, the order to proceed on this day, between the hours of 8:00 and 12:00 to save the conduct bridget bishop from her majesty's jail to the place of execution to be hanged by the neck until she is dead. then somebody else was talking, one of the minister's who had walked with the crowd praying for her soul. ministers to her look like crows, the lot of them. a few of the other onlookers seemed disgusted by the official for air. she recognized the troublemaking quaker who blames her for his

on the technicals, abigail doolittle. thank you for joining us. gina, what are apple's prospects in the post-jobs era from here? >> up until now, apple's obviously been a laggard. they have had five straight quarters of declining margins. on top of that, you have seen very close substitutes coming in trying to take their cake. so on speak. in the process of that there is a concern there may be lack of innovation at apple. so all of these things sort of culminate in 2 fact there is not a lot of protection for their revenues. two-thirds of the revenue come from iphones. add a p/e of 12 times a lot of that got priced in over the last 12 months. and we could be looking at a potential bottom. a few different reasons for catalysts. one is carl icahn. she pushing for a major buyback. most importantly, there is a

. >> yesterday was abigail's 15th birthday. now the fbi has joined the search, assisting crews can on land, in the water, and as you can see here in the air. investigators say there's no evidence of foul play. they're treating it as a missing person's case. >>> well, meantime a five-alarm fire rips through an apartment complex, and there's not much left of it. it's our top story as we go across america. texas, the flames broke out on the third floor of a building under construction and spread quickly to a building next door. both of them completely destroyed. a third, partially damaged. nobody hurt. the complex was six months from completion. no word yet on how the fire started. >>> florida, a woman dangling from a railroad bridge 22 feet above the tracks in ft. lauderdale. that bridge closed to pedestrians, and it's not clear why she was there when it started rising. >> the track was down, and they

>> reporter: it was called operation abigail and went down at this local restaurant known for more its chicken wings than undercover stings. and "20/20" was taken right through it. so they walk in as a couple, and she's got the wire on where? >> underneath her clothing. >> reporter: and what does he think he's walking into? >> he thinks he's coming to talk to his wife about getting back together. >> reporter: about reconciliation? >> yes. >> reporter: but she has no plans to get back together? >> no. >> reporter: she's here for you? >> yes. >> reporter: cindy sat down with her husband, that wire tap hidden, with one intention. to catch karl karlsen on tape confessing to levi's murder. a confession, she had told investigators, he had already made to her once before. they're sitting at a table, just the two of them. >> yes. >> reporter: and she's got a wire on the whole time? >> yes. >> reporter: as the couple is sitting here at the table, how many undercover investigators are sitting here in the restaurant? >> four. and this is what they got. >> i mean you're sorry about it, right? >> e

. >> the two littlest girls, the littlest of witch is abigail.t where abigail finds out what she's going to be. >> who is this? >> belle! >> you knew it? >> even i knew this was belle. >> and she knew, too. she's only 3. >> and for the larger people out there, sometimes up need help making a costume so thread banger who the rest cute. >> sharknado, the movie ev was talking about. >> you go to the home and garden store and buy one of those taupe ya -- topiary things, you wrap it in sar and wrap and sar and wrap the lights and then you can put red thread in its mouth. >> it's all blood and guts. >> then you just wear some gray sleeves and pants and there you are, you're a sharknado. >> no one's going to not know what you are. >> >> taylor: hey, hot stuff! what's up? >> t.j.: what are you doing here? >> taylor: you know i like the way you put extra whipped cream on my milkshakes! besides, we're friends, right? >> t.j.: i guess. [ chuckles dryly ] >> taylor: i'm sorry. you guess? >> t.j.: well, uh, i hardly ever see you around anymore. you're always

police are handing out photos of abigail and stopping traffic. there are billboards up with abigail's image and a number to report timms. that number, 1-800-call-fbi. martha, bill. martha: where is she? laura, thank you very much. bill: as the wait continues. >>> there is a couple on a weekend spin on their motorcycle. they got an up close and personal meeting with very friendly elk. he is no small guy. the elk would not leave them alone. i don't know if he was looking for a ride or looking for somebody to talk to. we're going to talk live with a woman on board this, this motorcycle. you will hear from her. go, go away. martha: watch that all day. >>> there was this over the weekend. veterans outraged how they have been treated during the shutdown of the government. they are speaking out. has america just had it with both sides in this spending showdown? >> somebody's wife husband is dead today! is else died in afghanistan! are they going to pay him, his wife, his children? i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when

there are billboards up with abigail's image and number to report tips. that number, 1-800-call-fbi. jon? jon: no sign of her since she walked out of high school? >> reporter: now sign of her. that was the last confirmed sighting. jon: laura engel, thank you. arthel: a san francisco man is home and safe after being lost in the national forest for 18 days. hear his amazing story of survival. >>> plus her idea of a shortcut, well it didn't work out too well. how a woman got trapped on a raised railroad bridge and what could happen to her now. >> hold on. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. >> welcome back. new next hour, concerns that the government shutdown could help illegal immigrants get jobs in the u.s. we'll tell you how some people may be able to slip past federal regulations. >>> some business owners are enjoying the sweet smell of success. how honeybees are creating big bucks. >>> listen up. a new study says something sweet could help you shed pound and keep them

abigail calls her the queen of sluts. i'm just saying it's a different class of women. she did not think that was cool. the way jane thought it was cool. >> were book of age common at that time? i saw on her age that the death was -- >> yeah. [inaudible] >> yeah. yeah, her death is written because her grandson inherit the book of ages. so, yes, actually people -- there were no birth certificates and vital statistic. if you wanted to know when anyone was born you had to write it down. people actually most people didn't know how would they were. but very few people knew their actual birthday. if you had a family like a mother or father who wanted to note it you might take a scrap of paper and write it down and put in a bible. most people would have a bible. people get the records all the time. you often do it in your bible. by the 1th century. in my family bible we have a page that is a family record. it's a printed piece. like a blank and supposed to write in the things. bibles then become printing and print the page as a a form. that's because people used to use the bla

abigail adams culture the queen of slots.[laughter] i just think this is a different class of open. she did not think that was cool, the wayne jane th that thought t was cool. yes, here with the scarf. >> were books of a just common at that time? because i saw that on that page, her death was also written. >> oh, yeah. her death is written because her grandson inherits the book of ages and he puts his own stuff in it. so yes. actually there were no birth certificates, no vital statistics. so if you wanted to know when anyone was born you had to write it down. because most people do know even how old they were. and very few people knew their actual birthday. if you have a mother or father who want to know that you might take a scrap of paper and then put in a bible. most people have a bible or an almanac. people kept these records all the time. they just want to remember how old everybody was are what years people died. you would often do in your bible. so by the 19th century, like can my family bible we have a page that has a

abigail's 15th birthday was saturday. her mother urged for her return home. >> i think about you all of the time. we want you back with us, please. >> police say they are treating abigail's disappearance as a missing person's case. foul play has not been ruled out. >> a survivor of the boston bombings makes a triumphant return to running participating in her first marathon since the terrorist attack in april. leeann yani was standing 15 feet from where the first bomb went off. she under went three surgeries and was on crutches for a month. yani says she didnisn't going t letter wrists destroy her dreams so she ran the marathon to honor her father's memory and fight cancer. >>> cowboys trying to get him a win on his birthday. he throws a touchdown pass to terrance williams and dallas gets their third win of the season beating the redskins p 1-1 bsh bsh 31-16. patriots hosting the saints. tom brady hits him for a touchdown in the final seconds. patriots win 30-27. close game. >> wow. >> a debt limit has yet to be reached in

brand new developments in the case of a missing new hampshire teen teenager abigail hernandez. her cell phone was last used on wednesday the same day she was last seen using her high school. the call rauz tracked to a ski resort two-miles from her home. despite searching more than 3,000 acres still no trace of abigail. >>> we have new information about this florida woman who ended up dangling 22 feet from a railroad bridge when it went up. her son now is saying she is legally blind and she couldn't see the no trespassing and no pedestrian sign. 55-year-old wanda mcgowan was crossing the bridge after participating in a cancer walk on saturday. she could face trespassing charges. spoiler alert. dancing with the stars a shocking ill elimination last night on the show. >> the couple leaving right now is christina and mark. >> singer christina milan was booted from the ballroom despite receiving the first perfect 10 of the season. >> not good enough i guess. >> taxpayers listen up. despite the government shut down you are still on the hook with uncle sam. >> hey, lauren. >> a govern

for abigail hernandez, a teenager who went missing on wednesday. abc's marcia gonzalez is on the story. >> reporter: this morning, search teams including the fbi's child abduction rapid devolment team. searching for answers this wasn't the way that she thought her daughter's 15th birthday. >> please come home. and we miss you so badly. >> reporter: abigail hernandez shown here walking to school n the last known photo of the teen before she disappeared wednesday afternoon. since then, not a word from the 5'4" brunette. nothing on social media. no trace of communication from her cell phone. the fbi releasing this flyer, still not commenting on she possibly could be a runaway. >> it's still a missing persons investigation. >> reporter: they have spent the past several days looking in lakes and ponds and going door to door. >> we're here to find abby and to bring her home to her parents. >> reporter: a relentless effort, her family hopeful that she's somewhere able to hear this plea. >> we want you back with us, please, we love you and we miss you. >>

and the fact that abigail was an intellectual. that's what you're seeing well nowhere roosevelt.e is somebody who's intellectual, not just a political life or something like this. she has deep and interesting ideas about america that she develops not just as first lady later, she thinks in civil rights in terms of human rights before most people are. and she's thinking about how we become -- what democracy really means and she's also mentioning the fbi not liking her and embracing of the union movement. there's the fear of strikes in this and eleanor roosevelt sided with the workers of america. but hillary clinton is in the category -- eleanor roosevelt never ran for office. that's the big difference between hillary clinton, who is -- the senator from new york and is -- always been talked about as running for president. some people want eleanor roosevelt to run for senator or governor for new york after her husband died in '45. but she, of course, said no to that. >> well, we've discussed quite a few times the my date column she wrote. up at fdr at the site. we talked with one of

abigail hasn't been seen since after school on wednesday.tigators have been scouring lakes and going door to door, but so far no clues have turned up. >>> nine teenagers from a ranch for troubled youth now all accounted for. an amber alert was canceled when the remaining five boys were found safe. the other four were back with their parents on saturday. authorities had been investigating abuse claims at the ranch. the authorities say the boys were away on a trip. >>> a decades' old cold case in new york has been solved. the body of a girl police nicknamed baby hope was found in a picnic cooler dumped by the roadside in 1991. in recent weeks, a new tip and better dna tests led investigators to the child's cousin who police say confessed to her murder. now the child's head stone bears her real name. >>> the weather causing major headaches in texas this morning with flood warnings posted for several rivers across the state. heavy rains flooding central texas creeks and roads over the weekend. some areas getting more than a foot of rain leaving

an all-out search going on now for abigail hernandez, a teenager who went missing on wednesday. her mother has now stepped in front of the cameras. abc's marcie gonzalez is on the story. >> reporter: good morning, dan. it was her mother who reported her missing on wednesday. her missing wednesday. this morning, search teams including the fbi's child abduction rapid deployment team are back out, trying to track down this missing teen. searching for answers this was not the way zenya hernandez thought she would spend her daughter's 15th birthday. >> please come home. and we miss you so badly. >> reporter: abigail hernandez shown here walking at school in conway, new hampshire, in the last-known photo of the teen before she disappeared wednesday afternoon. since then, not a word from the 5'4" brunette. nothing on social media. no trace of any communication from her cell phone. >> unfortunately, we still have nothing new to report. >> reporter: the fbi releasing this flyer, still not commenting on whether she possibly could be a runaway. or if she could have been abducted. >> it's s

let's bring in bob and abigail. abigail, technically where are we on these markets? >> the major indices have been sending troubling, even alarming technical signals for some time. investors clearly do not like this uncertainty of the government shutdown, but really it's the debt ceiling and the pocket that if it is not raised, that we could go into this unprecedented catastrophic effect. what's interesting to me about it is that i've been doing work since june calling it a 2011-style correction, 20%. we've had a sideways range all year. in 2011 this resolve to the down side, 20% correction on the debt ceiling debate right when it was resolved. so even though it was positive then, it still was in negative conclusion for stock markets. >> bob, i want to bring in dominic chu. >> those government shutdown worries in addition to everything else are part of the market decline today. it's playing out specifically in the defense stocks. two of the three worst performers in the dow industrials today, aerospace giants boeing and united technologies. boeing said jetliner deliv

jim and abigail, thank you very much.preciate it. >>> let's check the interest rates scenario. with the stock market on edge about washington, we did see a flight into the treasury market yesterday. right now we do see the yield on the ten-year note holding at just about 2.652%. on the five-year note we're actually at 1.419%. the biggest move in yields today has been in both the shortest end of the curve two-year and five-year note in terms of percentage moves. the dow jones industrial average up 64 points. transports up an even 100 right now. more coming up on "power lunch" on the markets and washington. when ty and i come back. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ >>> all right. welcome back. we're watching the markets in the midst of the government showdown. bob pisani joins

abigail is here as well. abigail, you have been looking for market correction for some time. the charts have been telling you that the market's going to turn. it sounds like that kind of fits in with what dom laid out for us. >> absolutely. the charts have been bearish in a very subtle way for, you know, the bulk of this year. clear signs of profit taking from the early smart money and speaking to those signs, it really makes a lot of sense. they fit perfectly with the end stages of a classic mania. euphoria and overtrading. we saw this in 2000 at the end of the it tech bubble, in 2007 at the end of the housing bubble. now i think we're looking probably at the end of a potential fed bubble. the federal reserve has pushed investors so far out into the risk assets, complacency, however again, if we look at the smart early money, the trail of profit taking, they want to take some off the table and put it in their pockets. not because they think a correction is coming or a crash, but just because they want to make sure they have something to show for it. i sense they're probably

from the new movie "ender's game", abigail breslin. the music of two door cinema club.alloween products. and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank you, very much. welcome to "the tonight show." thank you. thank you. that's very kind. good to see everybody. are you all ready for halloween? [ cheers and applause ] i didn't know this, did you

. >> reporter: public defender abigail rivimonte works hard for all her clients, but filipino immigrantorris verian truly needed her help. the man on lethe left in a dark jacket, with his chihuahua, aubrey, picked up by a security guard after someone called poli police. >> he's accused of getting his eight pound chihuahua, grabbing it by the neck, throwing it as hard as he could like a baseball against the wall, a cement wall. >> reporter: those claims led police to arrest him who spent 37 days in jail on animal cruelty charges after this man, glen myers, says he witnessed a violent attack against the chihuahua. the dog seemingly fine on this surveillance video moments after that alleged attack, which was not seen on camera. he says he was just walk along third street here near mission when the dog jumped off of his bag and ran into the street. bent town and got the dog before any cars came by, but to teach the dog not to run into traffic again, he says he just scolded the dog and that is what started this whole thing. >> the key thing here is that i think he was stereotyped. mr. verian

abigail hernandez left school on wednesday of last week. she hasn't been seen since.earchers have been looking everywhere, going door to door, hoping to return her to her heartbroken mother. >> i have to say, abi, please come home. and we miss you so badly. >> we're nowhere near done. i want to make sure everyone is clear on that. we're here to find abi and bring her home to her parents. >> reporter: investigators on the scene there. >>> and here to new york city, to the case of another child, this one missing for more than two decades. and tonight, police have made an arrest in that cold case. 22 years ago, the body of a little girl dubbed baby hope was found in a picnic cooler. no one even reported her missing. but police did not give up. a tipster coming forward years later, and with new dna testing, they learned her real name, anjelica castillo. they've arrested a man who was her cousin. he has now confessed to the crime. >>> former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords tonight visiting a gun show in new york. giffords the face of national gun control now, at the e

i want to thank my guests, kim kardashian, abigail breslin, of course, two door cinema club.w mcconaughey will be here, but jimmy fallon happening right now. jimmy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ from studio 6a in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh hey! welcome everybody! all right! thank you for being here! hot crowd! hot crowd tonight. welcome to "late night." [ cheers and applause ] i love you, i love you! welcome, everybody! thank you for being here. thank you for watching. you guys feeling good tonight? you feeling good? [ cheers and applause ] i can see you're in a good mood because it's almost halloween, everybody! you excited? [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night is halloween and, uh, and this woman was making news today. she's from north dakota. and apparently she says that she's planning on giving overweight trick-or-treaters a letter explaining that sugar is bad for them. [ laughte

. >> perhaps no one captured the emotions of the moment more than abigail vogt. >> happy. >> she's terminally ill. her father counts on his veterans' benefits to pay for care. >> some talk about poll numbers. >> president obama echoed the country's record level of anger. >> there are no winners here. the last few weeks inflicted completely unnecessary damage on the economy. >> and it's not over. republicans and democrats have given themselves a couple of months to come up with a long-term budget deal. the negotiators don't sound optimistic. >> talking doesn't guarantee success. if you don't get together you can't move forward. >> it's not clear how the republicans who control the house will move forward. the latest crisis was created by conservative members, called the tea party, it seems they are unlikely to change tactics. >> people that say - the tea party members - they'll be home and pillaried. they don't understand the system. they'll wave flags, the people, because this is what their particular constituency wanted. >> getting a budget deal would require lawmakers to have the courage to

indictments are using, practicing and exercising certain ex-of witchcraft in and upon the bodies of abigailwilliams, and putnam junior, mercy lewis, mary walcott and elizabeth hubbard of salem village, single women, whereby their bodies were hurt, afflicted, consumed, wasted and tormented. what utter nonsense, bridge thanks. in the name of the magistrate, now king and queen over england the sheriff continues, reading through the order for him to proceed on this day, between the hours of eight and 12 to say the conduct -- to the place of execution and their causes to be hanged by the neck until she is dead. then somebody else is talking. the ministers to her look like girls, a lot of them. a few of the other onlookers seemed disgusted by the official parade. she recognizes the troublemaking quicker the blamed her for his district he smirks and rolls his eyes at the ministers prayer. two young women who is old enough to know better come as brigid turns to see, what is on the ground rolling in the dust. jacob, she hears a girl yell, it's all jacobs clothing her with one of his walking stick. t

welcome back to the show, abigail. always good to see you. >> you too. >> we'll kick it off with apple because we have an upgrade on the stock. to a buy from a hold saying, quote, the stock will appreciate ahead of the iphone 6 launch. year to date shares down about 7%. do you agree with this call? >> i love this call. i think it's a great call and i think their price target of 600 is appropriate. my reason for being positive on apple there's a positive inflectionion point potentially ahead. a return to earnings growth in fiscal year '14 after a decline this year. that's a great thing. ahead of potential improvement in gross margins. if you improve gross margins that bumped eps could be more. pretty smooth sailing ahead for apple. might have a little chop in the near term but over the next year 600 or higher. >> facebook is next on the list. raymond james is lowering its rating to outperform from a strong buy. however, they have upped their price target to 56 from 38. that's quite an increase. the firm saying, quote, i

it is now day 10 in the search for 15-year-old abigail hernandez. she was last seen leaving her high school. police say they never made it home. >>> some of rarest bourbon produced in kentucky is missing. about 65 cases of 20-year-old bourbon were swiped from the buffalo trace distillery the hooch is worth about $25,000. investigators believe this had to be an inside job. jenna: i wonder where they will find that or maybe not? we'll see. >>> new concerns for safety and security of americans overseas. intelligence sources uncovering a possible plot by the islamist group al-shabab calling for kidnapping of u.s. citizens as retaliation for the capture of an al qaeda suspect, abu anas al-liby, who is currently in custody in new york city. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is joining us live from washington with more on these threats. so what are we learning today today, catherine? >> reporter: jenna the capture of al qaeda operative al-libi by u.s. special forces in libya has become a lightning rod for jihadists throughout north africa

abigail hernandez was last seen leaving her high school back on theth of october. authorities have searched for her by air, land and in the water but so far have found nothing. >>> one person is dead after a shooting inside of a bally's casino in las vegas. two other men were wounded and hospitalized. police say the shooting happened inside a nightclub at the casino early this morning. a suspect is in custody. >>> police in detroit arrest a 65-year-old man after he allegedly shot and killed two women at a senior facility where they lived. the associated press reports that the shooter blamed the women for breaking up or, for a breakup i should say with his girlfriend. jenna: big business story with wide ramifications. what could be the largest settlement ever by a u.s. company, raising some eyebrows on wall street and in washington and otherwise. jpmorgan chase reaching a tentative $13 billion deal to settle civil charges ovaries can i mortgages leading up to the 2008 financial crisis. the deal however doesn't relief jpmorgan of any possible criminal liability. some

perhaps the first president to take an active interest in the history that abigail adams would have made better president than her husband and mary lincoln was not just unjustly criticized he said i hope somebody will evaluate the true role of the of wife of the president in the many burdens she asked to bear in the contributions she makes he would write her several months before fdr died he said mrs. r. was very timid in my not make any speeches then he said now she talks all the time it did not work. bes knew her first lady history. she said i am not elected and i have nothing to say to the public. she chose the obscure and extremely private elizabeth monroe who she identified with that follows the legendary dollied madison. >> do you disagree. >> no. i was looking at that myself the other day because he was strongly hinting he would like her to be a little more involved and she put her foot down. not that she did not want to be in his life for decisions but not so publicly. >> she did what she had to do. the parties and receptions for the military but the extra is she had a column whi

the cell phone belonging to 15-year-old abigail hernandez was last used wednesday evening, the same day about two miles from her home. sources tell abc news that abby had befriended an older boy on facebook but that is not clear if it has anything to do with her disappearance. >>> for the first time we are hearing from the 72-year-old san francisco man who survived 18 days alone in the wild. gene penaflor was greeted by family and friends after being treated in the hospital. he said after falling he was unconscious and coming to after an undetermined amount of time his survival instincts started to kick in. he used a lighter to make small fires in order to keep warm. when it rained or snowed, he stayed dry by staying under a large log. he was found three miles from where he disappeared by hunters. >>> health alert about a popular drink that many athletes consume before they work out. researchers at harvard discovered that a drug similar to methamphetamine is in powdered drinks like detonate and craze. that drug was found in three samples of the drink mix. makers claim the active ingredi

abigail hernandez turned 15 saturday and her family is pleading for her safe return. fbi officials received more than 300 tips, some as far away as texas but none have panned out. investigators refuse to comment on a report they are looking at cell phone records saying they don't want to impede the investigation. >>> you remember felix bam qu t baumgartner? marking the one-year anniversary. it's already been a year. they have new video showing it from several different angles. baumgartner became the first human to break through the sound barrier with his own body, jumping from a sul of 24 miles up, falling at 843 miles per hour. no big deal. yes, a big deal. i remember being captivated by this. it was incredible. >> heart stopping seeing that moment he stepped out. >> you wonder if he was like, maybe not. no, he went for it. >> i can be remember what he said afterwards. probably involved i'm already here, i have to do it. >> he was lucky. he was distracted from the obvious danger by all the calculations. >> good point. >> let's get over to indra petersons now. keeping

this is called lean and mean chili and abigail conquered this because she is a vegetarian and she isfinitely the most mispronounced food and also two different types of beans. red kidney beans and i love also that she adds a secret ingredient. it's unsweetened coco powder which delivers antioxidants that help to lower your blood pressure. >> does your family love this too? >> yes, they do. >> are they vegetarian too? >> no, i'm the only one. >> any hardcore meat eater would eat this happy with a smile on their face. >> and you put greek yogurt on top. >> 305 calories. >> 13 grams of fiber. could imagine in this bowl 13 grams of fiber. >> wow. >> and 20 grams of protein. >> you know? >> you're going to decide. >> i'm going to decide. >> you go ahead. >> i have to go with christine's thai turkey chili. >> all amazing. >> all the recipes are on today.com. >> free quinoa for everybody. >> thank you ladies. we're back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. let's go back for seconds and thirds. [ birdsong ] [ birdsong ] [ birdsong ] it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are l