time, his lawyers argued that he was too rich and too spoiled to know right from wrong, thus the affluenza teennamed it that, called it a condition. the teen later attempted to prove all of his critics wrong by running with his mother to mexico. there were strippers there and that did not factor in. we don't get a say in how the government spent our tax money and that's too bad because lawmakers are wasting a lot of it. surprise, surprise. they recently earmarked $10 million from a rural energy program. may sound reasonable. except the program wrapped up in 1981. that's according to the new congressional pig book today. it's good reading. citizens against government waste put it all every year. to get included, projects have to fit in at least one of these criteria. it's requested by only one chamber of congress not specifically authorized not competitive awarded not requested by the president, greatly exceeds the president budget request or previous years funding, not the subject of congressional hearings and serves only local or special interests. i guess if the program is over, that would co

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. >> and new this half hour, jail time for the so-called affluenza teen. >> ethan couch got two years in jail and why his stay there will be a lot tougher than he and his defense team expected. . ♪ to the western sky as someone told me lately ♪ . >> >> and the 12-year-old girl who wickedly knocked it out of the park. >> you've never heard "defy aggravity" quite like this. that's ahead in "the skinny" on this thursday, april 14th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> it is pretty impressive as a 12-year-old. >> what are you, simon cowell? >> it sounded a little pitchy for me. >> tough to impress. all right. >> we'll listen to it a little bit later on in "the skinny." >> kendis throwing down the gauntlet. >> great, fantastic. >> we begin with some history on the hardwood in oakland. the golden state warriors crushed the single season wins record set by the bulls in '95-'96 season with the victory number of 73 and, of course, kobe bryant walked away from the game after 20 seasons in front of a very appreciative hometown crowd. >> you know it's a big night for nba whe

he was from a wealthy family, too spoiled to understand what he had done, the so-called aflew affluenza teen. ethan couch turning 19 two days ago, appearing in court as an adult for the first time and learning his fate today. as it is also revealed that american taxpayers spent tens of thousands of dollars on his rehab, because his family said they didn't have the money. so what was his punishment? here's abc's matt gutman now. >> reporter: the texas judge stunning a packed court today with that ruling against the so-called affluenza teen, ethan couch. >> after the first 180 days, then the second 180 days will start. >> reporter: 180 days for each in total, the ft. forth judge ordering the 19-year-old to serve almost two years in county lockup for a probation violation. in 2013, couch was sentenced to probation for killing four people in a drunk driving crash. he was 16 then, turned 19 on monday. >> this favoritism that he's still a kid, or juvenile, is gone. it expired at 12:00 monday. he's now an adult. he needs to be treated like one. >> reporter: couch has been in jail since january when

remember the affluenza teen? to find out conditions of his adult probation which could include up to 180 days in jail this after he violated probation running off with his mom to mexico back in december. he killed four people and injured nine others in a drunk driving crash. a judge ruled he was too rich and too spoiled to know any better so he was spared jail time. he sentenced up to 10 years probation and a year in rehab which costs taxpayers 200,000 dollars because his parents said they couldn't afford it. >> a teacher who p handed out a privilege kquiz to students in 7th and 8th grade spanish classes have been suspended. it asked students about sexuality and gender identity. these lessons were lost in translation and had no part being taught in spanish class. it was a lesson on inequality. >> now it is time to brew on this. as testing is blamed for more and more car crashes drivers could soon be forced to turn over their phones after an accident. under a proposed road safety bill in new york all drivers would

reporter: the texas judge stunning a packed court today with that ruling against the so-called affluenza teen, ethan couch. >> after the first 180 days, then the second 180 days will start. >> reporter: 180 days for each of the four victims. in total, the ft. forth judge ordering the 19-year-old to serve almost two years in county lockup for a probation violation. in 2013, couch was sentenced to probation for killing four people in a drunk driving crash. he was 16 then, turned 19 on monday. >> this favoritism that he's still a kid, or juvenile, is gone. it expired at 12:00 monday. he's now an adult. he needs to be t jail since january when he was extradited to texas after fleeing to mexico. with that mop of dyed hair and shaggy beard, he was directed into court by sheriff dee anderson. >> certainly, this time that he spent, basically in a single cell, by himself, with no privileges, you know, that's a rude awakening for anyone. >> reporter: especially for a teen whose million dollar legal team argued couch was too pampered to go to jail. as part of his original sentencing, ethan was ordered t

. >>> coming up next, the so-called affluenza teen is getting a change of pace in court for his 19th birthday. hear how his case is taking a turn this week. >>> before we take a break, here is bill ritter with a look at what's coming up on up close. >> good morning. coming up on up close with a the new york primary just nine days away, an all out battle for votes in new york. the first time this primary has been alive and important since 1976. the candidates are trying to appeal to all new yorkers. this morning we're going to talk also a strike that gist from the bernie sanders campaign. trump is hoping for a big win in his home state as well. it's the medical problem people do not want to talk about, but now the movement to move to bring mental health hey what are you here for? you getting poked, prodded or pinched?? uhhh yeah, colon cancer screening. hey me too, second time. it's a piece of cake! that sounds good right now. it's no big deal. that's what everyone tells me. today there is more than one way to screen for colon cancer and it's easier than ever. if you're 50 or older ta

. >>> the so-called affluenza teen will spent nearly two years behind bars. ethan couch the teenager that used the defense in the drunk driving offense, will spend 180 days in jail for each of the people he killed when ran his car into them. he has been in custody in texas since he and his mother were captured in mexico after fleeing a possible probation violation. the judge had a stern warning, telling couch he is deciding if he wants him to spend additional time behind bars for the stint across the border. >> until we make that decision, will you remain in the county jail at it this time. are you not getting out of jail today. >> and not getting off so easy, couch just turned 19 years old on monday and his case is moved out of juvenile court. at the time of the incident he was 16 and his blood was three times over the legal limit for adult drivers. his mother tanya is waiting to see if she will be indicted for helping him run away to mexico. >>> authorities in mexico have raided the headquarter of the panama papers. they are looking for documents that may p

. >>> the teen known for his affluenza defense is back in the headlines. he faced a judge once again in adult court. this time he did receive prison time, nearly two years, or 180 days for each of the four people he killed in a drunk driving crash. nbc's miguel almaguer has more. >> reporter: ethan couch, better known as the affluenza teen, was in adult court today ordered to stay in jail for nearly two years. the 19-year-old who was at the center of an international manhunt, saying little in court, as the judge imposed his sentence. >> you will remain in the county jail at this time. your "not getting out of jail today. >> reporter: in 2013, couch received ten years probation after a drunk driving accident that left four dead and nine others injured. the defense ar gutted his life of privilege left him with no accepts of responsibility. last december after this video surfaced, which was said to show couch partying, he was accused of violating his probation. he fled to mexico with his mom. evading authorities for weeks. >> we've all wanted justice for this

right now affluenza teen ethan couch is inside a texas courtroom for a probation hearing. this video of couch entering the courtroom in ft. worth just a few minutes ago. couch turned 19 years old on monday and his case was moved from the juvenile system to adult court. the judge is setting the conditions of his adult probation. in 2013 couch drove drunk and crashed killing four people. he was just 16 at the time. at that point a judge sentenced him to ten years probation. he violated that probation last month by fleeing to mexico with his mother. tonya couch is waiting to learn if she'll be indicted for helping him. >>> a 72-year-old woman telling her story of survival. she was rescued after stranded for nine days in the arizona mountains. >> it has been a trek, a spiritual journey -- >> looking back, ann rogers says she would have stayed with her vehicle after it broke down. but after spending a night in her car with her dog, she tried to climb higher to get a stronger cell phone signal at a higher elevation. as the days passed she left clues like help sign made of sticks

prosecutors say he opened fire at a prayer meeting at that >> the so-called affluenza teen a making his first appearance in court as an adult today. he received ten years of probation for a deadly drunk driving crash in 2013. he could serve time for violating that probation. >>> up next at noon -- >> the meeting so upset here today on the "today" show means there's something there. >> actor and festival co-founder robert de niro defends a documentary that was pulled fromuthe lineup. >> and we're getting there. it's almost time for al fresco eating. if you're hungry, take a light jacket today and head on out. we'll be outside in full force into the weekend. tell you all about that in just a minute. >>> coming up next on "new york the survey that has even the host herself stunned. >> plus, if the city's most dramatic bus toir, we're rietding with the real housewives of new york. coming up on "new york live" at 12:30. american workers know how to fight back and rebuild an economy. does she. we need jobs that provide dignity and a bright future. new penalties to stop companies from moving p

. >>> turns out, the affluenza teen is going to remain in a texas prison a bit longer. a judge today sentenced ethan counts. for two days. that's 180 days for each of the two people he killed. his lawyers argued that they clouded his judgment. couch violated his probation by fleeing a follow for mexico a few months ago. >>> the death penalty trial for the man accused in the south carolina church massacker has been delay -- massacre has been delayed until next year dylann roof was to did on trial in july for killing nine black parishioners at a church service last year. today, a judge granted the request to postpone the trial to january, to allow for additional psychiatric testing. >>> one of the people accusing dennis hastert of sex abuse. hastert pleaded guilty last fall in an effort to keep quiet. at least four men have come forward, claiming hastert sexually abused them. while he was a wrestling coach decades ago. hastert will be sentence near the end of the month. >>> coming up, thousands of verizon workers and all on the coast coast -- east coast walk off the job.

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. >>> the so-called affluenza teen has been sentenced to nearly two years in jail. ethan couch appeared in adult court on wednesday. the judge gave him 180 days of jail time for each of the people he killed in a drunk driving crash. >> you will remain in the county jail at this time. i want you to understand that. you're not getting out of jail today. >> you may recall that he received ten years probation after his lawyers argued his life of privilege left him with no sense of responsibility. well, he fled to mexico in december after violating his probation. but was found and returned to texas in january. >>> we have new details in the shooting death of former nfl star will smith. and we're getting information on the preliminary autopsy report. also for the first time, his wife's account of the night her husband was killed and she was left badly wounded. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest. >> reporter: through her attorney, racquel smith still recovering in the hospital from two gunshot wounds to her legs gave her first public account of the shooting death of her h

. >> and new this half hour, jail time for the so-called affluenza teen. >> ethan couch got two yearsail and why his stay there will be a lot tougher than he and his defense team expected. . ♪ to the western sky as someone told me lately ♪ . >> >> and the 12-year-old girl who wickedly knocked it out of the park.

. >>> well, the so-called affluenza teen has been sentenced to two years in jail. 19-year-old ethan couch appeared in adult court wednesday. the judge gave him 180 days of jail tile for each of the four people he killed in a 2013 drunk driving crash. >> you will remain in the county jail at this time. i want you to understand that. you're not getting out of jail today. >> you may recall couch received ten years probation in juvenile court after his lawyers argued his life of privilege left him with no sense of responsibility. he fled to mexico in december after violating his probation, but was found and returned to texas in january. >>> new details in the shooting death of former nfl star will smith. we're getting information on the preliminary autopsy report. and for the first time, his wife's account of the night her husband was killed. and she was left badly wounded. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest. >> through her attorney, raquel smith, still recovering in the hospital from two gunshot wounds to her legs, gave her first public account of the shooting death of her husband, former n

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. >> new tonight, so-called affluenza teen ethan couch has been ordered to spend time behind bars.ntil today his only punishment had been probation. his defense during the trial sparked outrage when a psychologist for the defense said that his lifestyle was a product of his affluent upbringing. he was captured and returned to the u.s. in january. >> investigators say a train dispatcher was playing video games on his phone just before a deadly crash in germany that happened back in february. 11 people died when two commuter trains collided head on. he he faces charges of negligent homicide. >> reed has been suspended indefinitely. he was previously suspended in november while on injured resolves for violating the same policy. he missed all of last season after suffering a knee injury in a pre-season opener. >> a lot could happen in ten years. just tell that to the kelly family. they lost their father and a loving husband who was killed in action in iraq. but on a special day one major league stepped in. >> reporter: paul kelly and his junker brother jj are on the field at nats park

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two years in prison for the affluenza teen. a judge has ordered him to serve four consecutive sentences of 180 days for the four people he killed. he was initially given only probation based on the argument that his affluent upbringing made him unable to distinguish between right and wrong. he violated probation when he went to mexico last year. that's the live look outside the beltway. hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. >>> with the new york primary less than a week away, donald trump has a big enough lead in the polls and he is spending today in pennsylvania. right now the republican front-runner is taping a town hall event in pittsburgh for the sean "hannity" show and he will hold a rally at the top of the hour. but trump continues to rail against the gop selection process. a selection ted cruz continues to exploit. here's sen

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two years in prison for the affluenza teen. a judge has ordered him to serve four consecutive sentences of 180 days for the four people he killed. he was initially given only probation based on the argument that his affluent upbringing made him unable to distinguish between right and wrong. he violated probation when he went to mexico last year. that's the live look outside the beltway. this is brad. his day of coaching begins with knee pain, when... hey brad, wanna trade the all day relief of two aleve for six tylenol? what's the catch? there's no catch. you want me to give up my two aleve for six tylenol? no. for my knee pain, nothing beats my aleve. ♪ no, you're not ♪ yogonna watch it! ♪tch it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download on the goooooo! ♪ ♪ you'll just have to miss it! ♪ yeah, you'll just have to miss it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download... uh, no thanks. i have x1 from xfinity so... don't fall for directv. xfinity lets you download your shows from anywhere. i used to like that song. >>> with the new york primary less than a

. >> the affluenza teen will appear in court. he turned main on monday. case is moved out of the juvenile system. couple received probation for a fatal drunk driving crash. he went to mexico avid i don't surfaced showing him violating the probation. his lawyering as life client was so rich he never learned to be accountable. >> a new judge could sentence the teen to more jail time or release him on bop. his parents were deemed "financially unable to pay," for rehabilitation so taxpayers footed most of that bill. >> we are lending more about a mistake by bart that cost the agency more than $1 million. "san francisco chronicle" is reporting bart management fired non-kristen security guards in 2013 to be fire watchers while outdated fire alarm systems were replaced. an arbitrator ruled that is violation of the agency contract with the unions so part now has to pay $1.1 million to union members. it is essentially paying twice for the same work. >> people in a south san jose neighborhood are outraged over the possibility homeless housing could be the next door

ethan couch, the so-called affluenza teen, could face time behind bars. couch was given 10 years probation after his lawyer successfully argued his wealthy parents coddled him too much. he fled to mexico last year after video surfaced of him possibly violating that probation. >>> north carolina governor pat the damage caused by his state's new law which limits protections to the lgbt community. he issued an executive order expanding rules for state employees to include gender identification and identity. he says there's no need to repeal the rest of the law. growing number of companies vowing to pull business out of the state if the law is not repealed. >>> a teacher's aide now called a hero. see what she did to save a little boy's life on the school bus. >> two sisters with a very special bond. the rare surgery to separate these conjoined baby girls. >>> an amazing survival story. a 72-year-old woman lost for nine days in the arizona wilderness. she says she drank pond water and ate plants to survive and she built a sign to signal rescuers. abc stephanie

. >> a affluenza teen from hawaii has surgery add kip's hospital to remove a brain tumor.es stole from his family when they got to the bay area. we first told you of 14-year-old and his family last week. thieves broke into their car at san francisco's wharf and took a bag that contained his medical records and get well cards and a lap done and a camera. when we aired the story, there was an outpouring of support for the people. they sent this more cars and a san francisco police officers association replaced the lap tom and camera so a big >> and in apple the coroner is working to determine the cause of death of pelham employee at the main campus in cupertino. the sheriff deputies responded to the apple campus yesterday morning and found the victim inside a conference room with a wound with a gun found nearby. the death calmed "isolated," account employee's identity is not released. apple said "we are heartbroken by the tragic loss of a young and tall builted core worker our thoughts and deepest sympathies go do his family and end froms. >> a wriggle is held at the high sc

two years, how much time the affluenza teen will spend in jail. the judge gave couch 180 days for each person he killed in the 2013 crash. originally given probation but got the harsher sentence for taking off for mexico with his mother. >>> the duke and dutchest continue their tour. they received traditional welcome in a tribal village in the northeastern part of india. a group of villagers performed a special dance. the royals went on a 15 fsafari got a close encounter with renos. >>> sexual misconduct is common at the main campus. 3/4 of women undergrads experienced offensive or harassing behavior from fellow students. nearly half said they were the target of their body or sexual activities 30% of undergrads received unwanted sexual advances. >> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> well, chilly start to the day. we're going to have more of that, another frosty night tonight. we have a frost advisory for much of the area. sunny days in between. and sunshine is powerful. so it makes it feel

." >>> affluenza teen has been sentenced to nearly two years in jail. the 19-year-old made his first appearance in adult court today, sentenced to 720 days in jail. couch sentence tones ten years probation for a crash that killed four people. he violated his probation for being around alcohol and fleeing to mexico with his mother. >>> new information tonight in the road rage shooting death of former nfl star will smith. the coroner says smith was shot eight times the night he died, seven times in the back, once in the chest. smith's family insists the former new orleans st. never pulled out his gun saturday though he had one in his vehicle. smith's wife is still in the hospital with gunshot wounds to her legs. hayes faces second-degree murder charges. >>> decision 2016. happening now, republican presidential candidate ted cruz speaking to a crude in erie, pennsylvania. we've seen more of the candidates campaigning across the state. pennsylvania's primary is less than two weeks away april 26th. happening today, donald trump stepped up attacks again the r

. >>> the so-called affluence ter influenza teen -- affluenza teen will be in court. he was responsible for the drunk driving -- he fled to mexico with his mother. today a judge could order him to serve up to 120 days behind bars >>> a car wash owner in dallas says this video is a lesson on what you should not do. a vacuum exploded in flames because a driver tried to suck up spilled gasoline from the drunk trunk. then another no no. he tried to put it out with water. he's lucky the electricity was off. he could have been electrocuted and lucky no one was hurt. >>> a new york-based company is recalling 400 pounds of bacon and sausages. the products contain breadcrumbs with milk, soy and wheat. they're all known allergens. they're not listed on the product labels. the recall includes hot italian sausages and breakfast sausages and others. >>> a fight against mosquitoes. it's offering help to homeowners with pools. the products contain bacteria larval state. for those with ornamental ponds, they're giving away fish that eat mosquito eggs. you have to place your order by

. >>> we move on and get the latest on that affluenza teen who fled the country after violating probation for a deadly drunk driving accident. 19-year-old ethan couch has now appeared in court for the first time as an adult sentenced to abc's matt gutman has the details. >> 180 days in the county jail. >> reporter: that ruling against the so-called affluenza teen ethan couch stunning the courtroom. >> 180 days in this case. >> reporter: and in the third. >> consecutive to the other cases. >> reporter: and the fourth. >> after you spend 180 days in your other three cases -- >> reporter: in total he ordered had him to serve 720 days in county lockup, nearly two full years for the drunk driving deaths of four people in 2013. >> you're not getting out of jail today. >> reporter: if ethan couch seemed to sleepwalk through his juvenile court trial, controversially sentenced to probation his first court appearance as an adult was a rude awakening. >> this favoritism he is still a kid or juvenile is gone. it expired at 12:00 monday. he's now an adult. he needs to be treated like one. >> reporter:

change in ethan couch during his time in custody. 19-year-old ethan couch better known as the affluenza teen in adult court for the first time wednesday. facing more jail time, the judge ordered just under two years behind bars after he violated his probation. >> that is a considerable time to spend in the county jail. he was the subl of a manhunt when he and his mother tanya ran off to mexico. this video shows couch apparently at a beer pong party, violating his probation after killing four people in a drunk driving crash as a 16-year-old. and his defense team arguing he was too spoiled to know right from wrong. he has been in custody since, celebrating his 19th birthday in a solitary cell like this one. >> it's having an impact on him i believe that. >> and tanya released on bond in february, after pleading not guilty to a felony charge of hindering the apprehension of a fugitive. >> we learned that couch's parents were unable to foot the bill for ethan's court ordered rehab. this for a teen whose first defense hinged on a wealthy upbringing. >> thank you lauren. >>> penndot's top official

. >>> the so-called affluenza teen will spend two years in jail now. ethan couch appeared in adult court for the first time today. the teen was originally given 10 years probation for killing four people in a drunken driving incident in 2013. video showed him at a party with alcohol. today a judge told couch he would consecutively serve 180 days for each count of intoxication and manslaughter. >>> the governor of north carolina has issued an executive order amending a controversial anti-lgbt access law by expanding rules for state employees to include sexual orientation and gender identity. the law still prevents local and state government from forcing businesses to extend protections to lgbt workers or people visiting their stores and restaurants. growing number of companies vowing to pull business out of the state if the law is not repealed. >>> it is a remarkable story of survival. a 72-year-old woman stranded for days in the arizona wilderness. but she came out of it alive. now she's taking us inside the ordeal. abc's stephanie ramos has the details

. >>> couch, the so called affluenza teen will make his first appearance in court. he turns 19 tomorrow and that's when his case will transfer to adult court. he's set to appear in front of a judge on the 18th. he was given probation for killing 2 people for a drunk and driving case. he and his mother disappeared and later arrested in mexico. >>> coming up, the widening probe to officers exchanging gifts in exchange for favors. >>> deadly road rage, a in the streets of new orleans. what we learned about the suspect. who broke into alright guys. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand miles between fill ups. it'

." >>> the so-called affluenza teen, ethan couch, was ordered to spend two years in prison, six monthse four people he killed in a drunk driving wreck. he violated parole when he fled to mexico late last year after a video showed him at a party where alcohol was being served. >>> today lawyers for bill cosby urged an appeals court to reseal testimony he gave if a deposition a decade ago. they want to block the testimony from being used in his criminal sexual assault case and legal battles he's fighting with the women accusing him of sexual assault. >>> 1998 olympic gold medalist peekaboo street lives in park city, utah, where she takes care of her 76-year-old father. she said he had gone into a fit of rage that day. it happened so much, her family coined the episodes "bonked." >> at the pinnacle of my career, i'm in japan, i just won the gold medal. i realize it's been an hour and a half and i haven't seen my dad and that pain in my stomach like, no, not here. my dad's bonked. >> the charges against street have since been dropped. >>> in the race who are the white house, the candidates

he's been called the affluenza teen for once dodging jail time because of his privileged lifestyle.e just got the justice many people say is long overdue. what just happened in a texas courtroom. >> it's a story you'll want to see before you head off the grocery store next time around. what you could be putting in your cart than more contaminated than any other food of its kind. >>> come here, buddy. how you doing? >> daddy! >> the special surprise for a local five-year-old boy in the middle of karate class. sure to bring a tear to your eye. ♪ narrator: why have president obama and vice president biden endorsed katie mcginty for us senate? because she's a "champion for working families." katie mcginty will take on the republicans and protect social security and medicare. and mcginty will work for equal pay for women - because families depend on it. for the april 26th democratic primary, president obama supports katie mcginty. katie: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message, because it's your turn to get ahead. joe sestak supports a plan that the new york timesfactreported makes

they have spread to half of the united states plus, affluenza teen ethan count spent his 19th birthday in jail. that now makes him an adult in the lies of the law. here what a judge could decide when he makes his first adult court appearance.and a game changer in real estate as most buyers pointing and clicking their way to a new home. how it's changing the way real estate agents do their jobs. heather: staying online we have breaking news today in the search for a missing seattle mom that is turning into an online dating horror story. after police find what they believe to be ingrid lyne's remains in a recycling bin. her friends say she disappeared after a date with a man she met online, the same man they say police just arrested. adam housley is following the story for us and joins us live from our los angeles bureau. adam? reporter: friends are the worst saturday morning, friday night into saturday morning when she did not return home.they started a campaign using social media to look for her. no those fears indeed appear to be horrific.ingrid lyne is a 40-year-old nurse in seattle,

>>> he got out of jail time once before, but now the so-called affluenza teen will spend time inon. a texas judge sentenced ethan couch to two years today. couch had been given ten years probation for killing four people in a drunk driving crash back in 2013. his lawyers argued he did not know right from wrong due to his wealthy upbringing. couch got in trouble again last year, you will recall, when video surfaced of him at a party that served alcohol. after that video surfaced, couch and his mother fled for mexico. >>> this weekend you'll get a chance to see not one, but two parades in downtown d.c. the annual cherry blossom parade is saturday morning. a parade later in the day celebrates emancipation day. as news4's tom sherwood explains, the celebration marks the day slaves were freed in the district 154 years ago. >> emancipation day 2016. >> reporter: mayor muriel bowser out promoting the day-long emancipation events set for this saturday. including the parade at 1:00 along pennsylvania avenue, a concert, and fireworks on saturday as the cherry blossom parade is also happeni

the so-called affluenza teen has been sen tentenced to nearly tw years.t to cia headquarters today for briefing on the war against isis as the administration steps up air attacks on that extremist group. back to "hardball". >>> i have noticed that under the bright spotlight and scrutiny here in new york, senator sanders has trouble answering questions about his core issue, namely, dealing with the banks. he has had trouble answering foreign policy questions. and so i look forward to a debate that is in new york with people asking the kind of questions that new yorkers ask. >> welcome back to "hardball." that was hillary clinton, poking her rival, bernie sanders, questioning whether he is surviving the scrutiny that comes with the rough and tumble of new york city politics. one who knows all about how tough it is, former congressman anthony wiener, also a columnist now with the new york daily news. you're smiling at me, but this is something you know very well. it's not just 24 hours. it's hour-to-hour. >> well, also, the other thing that happens is this i