here's aditi roy. >> reporter: imagine waking to this -- a stranger, circling your home.at happened to heidi quezada. when you saw him come into your home, what went through your mind? >> i was petrified. >> reporter: home burglaries happening every 14 seconds in america. >> he came all the way around to the slider, which was locked. >> reporter: this intruder caught on 16 surveillance cameras, lurking just outside her bedroom window, easily breaking through the sliding door. unfazed as the security alarm sounds. >> while the burglar was in the home, turning on lights and going room-to-room, every move he made, caught on camera. >> reporter: he tests her bedroom door. >> i was hiding in my closet with the door closed, talking to 911. >> reporter: as she waits for police, the burglar pushes the master bedroom door, hard. quezada begins yelling through the door. >> i was so afraid he was going to come through the door. i need to do something to scare him away. >> reporter: then he flees over the fence. the burglar, still at large. not for long. >> between my cameras and the

abc's aditi roy has more. good morning aditi. >> reporter: good morning, paula and dan.y has waited years for this indictment. this morning, authorities are saying her boyfriend killed her. this morning, the emotional reaction from the parents of a woman brutally killed after the indictment of a retired marine charged with taking her life. >> he's a monster. >> reporter: a federal grand jury in san diego indicted 37-year-old brian brimager charging him with her murder. yvonne baldelli. he pleaded not guilty. >> no doubt in our mind that he killed our yvonne. >> reporter: this snapshot of the california couple leaving everything behind, starting over, moving to an island paradise in panama. baldelli murdered only two weeks after moving. >> mr. brimager killed her and deposed of her body in an unknown location. >> reporter: it was nearly two years later, that her dismembered body was discovered in a remote area. >> i closed my eyes and i see her in that swamp. >> reporter: investigators said that brimager tried hiding the evidence. search term washing mattress blood stain

here's aditi roy. >> reporter: tonight, a family mystery grows. mother and her 14-year-old daughter vanishing nearly three weeks ago without a trace. police say 51-year-old iona costello and her daughter emily disappearing after taking a trip to manhattan from their home in greenport, long island. the pair last seen at a parking garage on march 30th. family members say the mother and daughter were supposed to spend a week in manhattan, watching some shows here in the theater district. police say they discovered costello's car in the nearby garage. it appeared untouched. the family, now worried. their calls to costello, unanswered. emily not showing up at the exclusive ross school, the private school she attends in east hampton, long island. costello's sister-in-law posting a plea for information on her facebook page, adding prayers are welcome. >> you go through phone records, texting records, e-mails, credit card accounts. and we haven't had any luck. >> reporter: costello's mother telling abc news she hopes they've gone off somewhere and are wel

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so sad. >> thank you, aditi. great to have you in the studio this morning. >>> we're going to switch gears. the record-breaking move in the world of extreme sports. this is the first time a snowboarder has ever pulled off this insane trick. >> what's it called dan? >> it's called the backside 1800-degree quadruple cork. i get nervous just trying to pronounce it. and sara, our resident snake expert and snowboard expert, is here with more. >> i feel don't try any tricks you can't pronounce the names, so dan, don't do this. >> i will never. >> but there is definitely -- this goes into the catalog of don't try this at home for in. this isn't the first time this daredevil has conquered what seems to be impossible. look at this jaw-dropping, gravity-defying stunt, stunning millions this morning. >> oh! >> reporter: olympic slopestyle rider billy morgan twisting his way into snowboarding history on the italian slopes wednesday. with the world's first backside 1800 quadruple cork. a mind-blowing maneuver no human has eve

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aditi, thank you. >>> and we turn now to a record broken in the world of extreme sports. a snowboarding first. it's called the backside 1800 the quadruple cork. if it sounds impressive just wait until you see it. here's abc's ron claiborne. >> reporter: hold your breath and watch. >> oh! >> reporter: that was a snowboarding maneuver that had never been done before. the 1800 quadruple cork. four offaxis vertical back flips while flying through the air. pulled off by olympic slope styler billy morgan. a daredevil englishman in the italian alps. take another look at this death-defying, stunning stunt. >> this trick is the gold standard. there's nothing like it. >> reporter: nothing like it but perhaps a close second the triple backside rodeo. a triple backflip and 180 degree turn that billy pioneered four years ago. but the quad cork was even tougher. afterward, billy pronounced himself so stoked but he thought it could have been cleaner. his fans were more forgiving, one of them tweeting "billy morgan is insane." that snowboard lynn go for "wow." ron claiborne, abc news new

aditi, thank you. >>> back over to ron for another look at this morning's headlines.>> we begin in southern california where firefighters spent the overnight hours battling a huge wildfire the blaze started saturday afternoon and it scorched hundreds of acres, residents in nearly 300 homes in that area have been evacuated. >>> new video coming in from the rescue operation in the mediterranean. a cruise ship capsized off the coast of libya overnight. so far, 28 people have confirmed dead. 20 others have been rescued. >>> the golden state warriors, their star stephon curry, with 34 points and the home crowd chanting mvp. very likely to be mvp. he or harden of houston. the warriors beat new orleans pelicans. held on to win that game. more nba playoff action today, sara, including lebron james and cleveland cavaliers. i know one you will be watching as they take on the boston celtics. >> the celtics are definitely going to win. >> you think, well, 3:00 eastern time we'll see. >>> finally, take a look at this. a plane car. police officer jeff known as speedy cop, found an

aditi roy, abc news, los angeles. >> what a scary situation.being in that car not knowing what's happening. what's incredible the dispatcher keeping her calm. it is so terrifying at that moment. i need to you calm down. i need you to stay with me. that i think got her really saved in some way. >> it's almost the flight attendant syndrome. if something goes wrong, you look at the flight attendant to make sure they're calm and collected. it's the same thing. a 911 operator can make or break. >> the police are saying they don't believe there's a threat to the general public. right now they're still trying to figure out what happened, who did this. coming up behind the scenes of the nerd prom. the star studded white house correspondents dinner where the lines between politicians and the press are blurred for the sake of comedy. but who was the funniest? ahead in the next half hour -- >> the national conversation, bruce jenner's interview with diane sawyer bringing transgender issues to the forefront. how jenner's revelation is paving the way. what

for "good morning america," aditi roy, abc news, los angeles. >> thank god that she had her phone oneven make that phone call. >> she held it together quite well. certainly better than i would have in that situation. >> oh, well, coming up on "good morning america," the picture that has jared leto fans buzzing straight ahead in "pop news" and this isn't the picture if you're wondering. it's a different picture and it's pretty striking. tty striking. ucing new flonase allergy relief nasal spray. this changes everything. new flonase outperforms a lead rgy pill so you will inhale life. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance, flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. so roll down your windows, hug your pet dust off some memories, make new ones. new flonase. six is greather than one. this changes everything. [plumber] i need to be where the pipes are. so i use quickbooks and run my entire business from the cloud. i keep an eye on sales and expenses from

she shared her panic with abc's aditi roy. >> look at how calmly he walks through. >> reporter: her alarmsounding. he doesn't care. heidi calls the cops but they don't always come right away. he goes for the master bedroom door. that's where she's hiding. >> i can hear him wiggle the doorknob. i came out of my closet and started banging on the door yelling at him saying, get out of here, the police are coming they're going to shoot you. >> reporter: he flees on a skate board. but this could so easily have gone another way. >> no matter how many cameras you have, you're at the mercy of somebody responding. >> reporter: back at the safest house in america, lana corbit is taking security to the next level. smoke that will fill her foyer in seconds, disorienting any intruder. >> have you ever had to deploy that in anger? >> we have not deployed it in anger. but we have deployed it for fun. >> you have to scan your palm to gain access to the safe. >> because my house knows me. >> your house knows you? >> my house knows me. >> reporter: they're in an ever more crowded field. other companies are

aditi roy has more. >> reporter: a family mystery grows.her and her 14-year-old daughter vanishing nearly three weeks ago without a trace. police say 51-year-old iona costello and her daughter emily disappearing after taking a trip to manhattan from their home in greenport, long island. the pair last seen at a parking garage march 30th. family members say the mother and daughter were supposed to spend a week in manhattan watching some shows here in the theater district. police say they discovered costello's car in a nearby garage. it appeared untouched. >> we're investigating all different angles but haven't come up with anything solid yet. >> reporter: the family now worried. their calls to costello unanswered. emily not showing up at the exclusive ross school, the private school she attends in east hampton, long island. costello's sister-in-law posting a plea for information on her facebook page adding prayers are welcome. >> you go through phone records, texting records, e-mails, credit card accounts, and we have not had any luck through

here now abc's aditi roy. >> reporter: new details in the bazaar disappearance of this man, 37-year-old oliver jones, a divorced father of five last seen at this walmart story april 5th. family members say the night of april 3rd, the colorado man and cousin were at a bar where jones was allegedly assaulted and somehow lost his cell phone. that night jones lands at cedar cy nye hospital with a concussion. >> we're thinking his concussion affected his ability to reason or be able to do anything. >> family members said he checked himself out of the hospital heading back to vegas with his cousin on april 4th. they say the two got into a fight. jones left the car and walked a half mile to this four point hotel checking out a day later. he went to the walmart where he spent $350 on camping equipment and other items. investigators say jones borrowed a cell phone to call his sister. >> says tra vis left me here and your number is the only one i know by heart. i need you to come get me. >> family members desperate for answers handing out fliers where he was last seen. no sign of the missing dad.

. >> thanks to aditi for that. >>> the latest on royal baby number two.ecting a younger sibling to prince george and blade out their plan to introduce the little one to the world and linzie janis has the details from london. >> reporter: this morning, new details about the upcoming birth of royal baby number two. princess kate already revealing her due date is in the second half of the month. but royal sources now confirming the duchess will indeed give birth in the same private wing of the london hospital where she and prince william emerged less than two years ago with a newborn baby george. >> he's got a good pair of lungs on him. >> reporter: princess diana had william and harry here too but no word on whether baby george will visit his new sibling at the hospital like his dad once did. royal sources also reiterating that for the duke and duchess, the baby's section will be a surprise. >> a lot of people are hoping it's going to be a girl. it would be exciting if it would be a girl. it would be new. a girl would be a welcome change. >> reporter: eithe

for"good morning america," aditi roy, abc news vallejo, california. >> well a new york city detectiveriver. in the video shot by one of the uber passengers the officer is seen yelling profanities and mocking the accent of the driver shouting even as the driver was apologizing. here's a bit of it. >> you understand me -- >> yes. >> i don't know what [ bleep ] planet you think you're on. the next time you do it again -- >> okay. >> okay what? are you going to let me finish? stop interrupting me. who do you think you're talking to. >> the passenger says the detective got angry after the driver honked his horn at him because he was trying to park without using his blinkers. >>> let's have a little happier story here. everyone in the u.s. can only hope their april fools' day goes as good as this woman in new zealand. it started with an ad saying the first person to bring the ad into a car dealer could trade their used car, whatever car that may be for a new bmw. aha, april fools, right? wrong. the salesman you see there pulled the cover off, the confetti flies and guyana marsh has herself

abc's aditi roy has this story. >> reporter: to appeal to our quest for flawless younger looking skin in a bottle. but doctors warn there can be wrinkles in some of those claims. >> it's not a magic wand. it's not going to take away your wrinkles. >> reporter: dr. tyler holmig at stanford who tried out an over-the-counter wrinkle cream on me said it can help the skin to a certain degree. >> i think they can certainly help pit gait and minimize wrinkles. >> reporter: according to the fda a cosmetic may never claim to do such things as treat a disease like acne increases collagen or revive cells. >> if they're picking up a product that's too good to be true it probably is. >> reporter: in an ongoing effort to keep companies in check the fda sends warning letters to cosmetic companies, one of them to the ceo of strivectin in february targeting two of its anti-wrinkle products including the potent wrinkle reducing treatment. the letter pointed out strivectin's website described the product as clinically proven to change the anatomy of a wrinkling. >> welcome to the science of beautiful sk

abc's aditi roy has all the new details. >> reporter: this morning, exclusive new details about a serieselling us he knows of at least five e-mails from the kidnappers so far. >> the first e-mail came to his phone. that e-mail indicated that they had the woman. >> reporter: then another series of e-mails sent after huskins mysteriously reappeared. in the messages, which abc news obtained from a source, the alleged kidnappers slam authorities who claim huskins and quinn appear to have orchestrated the whole thing, and they give specific details about the kidnapping including how they drilled holes in a window pane to gain access to the house and taped laser pointers to fake guns to mimic real firearms but russo says the most shocking was the most recent sent directly to his office early tuesday morning. >> he said, look, we don't want to commit any more crimes, but if vallejo pd doesn't make a public apology to these folks, then we're going to put all this stuff out on the internet. >> reporter: police and the fbi are not commenting on the e-mails or their earlier assertions that the whol

threw her in the trunk of her own carm but she still had the presence of mind to call 911 and abc's aditixplains what happened. >> 911, what's the address of the emergency? >> i don't know. i'm locked in the trunk. >> reporter: terrify inging moments captured on this 911 call. an unidentified woman telling police she had been kidnapped from this shopping center parking lot then locked in the trunk of her car. >> i went to get some dinner and someone came up to me, and he had a gun. >> reporter: the caller telling the dispatcher her kidnapper forced her back into her car in loveland, colorado, thursday night making her drive to estes park more than 30 miles away. then according to the woman, the that has jared leto fans buzzing straight ahead in "pop news" and this isn't the picture if you're wondering. it's a different picture and it's pretty striking. ucing new flonase allergy relief nasal spray. this changes everything. new lead rgy pill so you will inhale life. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most

transgender model aris telling our aditi roy that it will change the world. >> it will change tv.will change people's minds and it will change the fans' minds and everyone will have to open their minds. >> and katie rain hill both transgender authors saying jenner's interview bolstering awareness and reshaping destiny. >> this is going to help people. i know that right now someone -- it clicked in their head and it suddenly made sense to them. >> when it comes down to it we all bleed red and we're all human and trying to be happy. chris conley abc news los angeles. >>> that will do it for abc 7 news at 4:00. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil, and abc 7 news continue with cheryl and dan. >>> tensions flare outside the supreme court. it is a historic day for same-sex marriage. we're live with the rally going on right now. plus water wasters beware, how you could be fined $10,000. also, i -- >> packing up and ready to go. the bay area rushes the crucial supplies to nepal and what's holding them up? >> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel and a big warm-

this transgender model tell us our aditi roy that jenner's declaration will cheikh the world. >> it'sreporter: erin andrews and katie reign hill, both transjerpd authors. saying jenner's interview bolstering awareness. and reshaping lives. >> this is going to change people. it suddenly made sense to people. >> when it comes down to it we all plead red and we're all human and all trying to be happy. >> reporter: for "gma" gm chris connelly abc news los angeles. >> a lot of good messages. >>> now we turn to a big night on "dancing with the stars." derek hough battling back from his injuries. and superstar dad bruce willis crashing his daughter rumer's reversals. mom tweeting this. and rachel smith had the details. ♪ ♪ you want to be ♪ >> reporter: a journey through time. the stars dancing through the ages. >> what was that? oh my god. >> reporter: the night full of twists and turns and off the dance floor. >> i can't dance. i rolled my ankle severely and sprain it. i should be in a boot. i should be on crutches and different things. i'm working with a physio. we're trying to heal it in

transgender model areese swanzer tell inging our aditi roy that jenner's declaration will change theds. and everyone will have to open their minds. >> reporter: erin andrews and katie reign hill, both transgender authors, saying jenner's interview bolstering awareness and reshaping destinies. >> this is going to help people. i know that right now someone watched the special and it clicked in their head. it suddenly made sense to them. >> when it comes down to it, we all bleed red and we're all human and all trying to be happy. >> reporter: for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> a lot of good messages. >> absolutely. >>> now, though we're going to turn to a big night on "dancing with the stars." derek hough, of course battling back from his injuries. and superstar dad bruce willis crashing his daughter rumer's rehearsals. mom demi moore tweeting this very sweet picture. and rachel smith has all the details. ♪ oh, oh, oh, you want to be ♪ >> reporter: a journey through time. the stars dancing through the ages. >> what was that? oh, my god. >> reporter: th