and bonner joy heard a lot of stories.culated that sabina might have gone to town to go to an obama celebration that was being held downtown. the area that she would've driven through to go to that party is a very rough area and that just came to my mind that maybe she'd been carjacked. >> reporter: certainly, something very bad must have happened. something maybe that happened in her car. so was corona their killer? or was he finally telling the truth that he stole her car outside that bar? but if that was true, how did it get there? and where was sabina? >>> coming up -- could it be sabina had plans no one knew about? had this free spirit simply skipped town? >> there were two women who were at the sarasota airport. and they were sure that they saw her up ahead in line, you know, to get on to an airplane. >>> it was a disturbing time on anna maria island. what happened to sabina? when they found her car there was blood in it. and the felon who'd stolen it kept changing his story. so the logical conclusion was dark indeed

. >> reporter: bonner joy owns the local newspaper "the islander." >> unfortunately, the leatherback was missing a flipper. and he swam in circles. so he kept coming back to the beach. and sabina jumped in the water without a second thought. and she was up to here, talking to the turtle's face, like she could tell this 400-pound turtle to turn around, you know or will him to. >> reporter: so you get the idea. >> she was just amazing. i mean, she just was one of those people that cared about everybody. >> reporter: like nancy ambrose, for example, when she was battling cancer and nobody would give her a job because of her demanding treatment schedule. until the day she met sabina. >> you know, i explained what my situation was. she's like, great. that's fine. come on, come on to work. and i was like, really? and i was -- that was one of the happiest days of my life because here she was giving me a chance. >> reporter: so sabina had passions. animals, her motel, her white pontiac convertible, and in 2008, a new passion -- campaigning for barack obama. an uphill battle on this predomina

children from seven area elementary schools gathered at bonner prendie high school in upper darby fornti bullying presentation. there were experts there telling them about the harmful effects of bullying and cyber bullying and the students had a chance to take part in team building games and they also got a check out the vehicles of first responde responders. >>> here's live look at fountain at logan square and you can see it's still windy out l wouldn't be good if you're playing golf. you'll want to still have that jacket on if you're headed out despite all of that sun butylates good to see the sun. but it's going warm up. kathy has promised thus. >> eventually. it always will. i'm going for august. >> the phillies game keep those line drives. >> that's right. >> no pop ups much the wind can take that as well. winds gusting to about 20, 25 miles an hour. no delays at the airport, thou though. see that deep blue sky. our camera shaking a little bit in the wind still winds gusting to the north at about 30 miles an hour in the mountains. temperatures 66. that is the high for the day unl

atkinson was ordained in the '70s and taught at bonner for 30 years. he died in 2006. the u.s. conference of catholic bishops has endorsed his cause for sainthood. >>> it hides in plain sight and can be all around us. tonight at 11:00, the nbc 10 investigators look into modern day slavery. investigative reporter george spencer has a preview for us. >> you might encounter them at a hotel or where you shop or even at your home. >> cleaning, cleaning, work, work, work. >> people forced to work, prevented from leaving, some living in substandard conditions. >> trafficking takes place in secret. it hides in plain sight, but the facts happen in secret. >> there are hundreds of victims in our area, but very few cases end up in court. >> we really have what i would call a black hole of enforcement around labor trafficking in our country rip. >> modern day slavery tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00. for the investigators, george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> look forward to seeing george's piece on dvr because we'll be asleep. >> that's how it works. >> time to check in and find out what's happ

he was ordained in the 1970s and taught at bonner for 30 years. he died in 2006 at the age of 60. >> something about him that he was able to reach people in ways that i have never seen the like of, you know what i mean? if he knew a student needed something or he thought he could help a student, he was there. >> the u.s. conference of catholic bishops has endorsed his cause for sainthood. >>> breaking news involving professional golfer phil mickelson. why the government filed a complaint against him this morning. >> plus, incredible images of a fiery plane crash. i'll tell you what's more incredible about the story. >> enjoy the sunny and warmer weather because i'm tracking big changes for the weekend. i'll let you know what to expect and when just ahead. >>> boy, check out this photo from the crash of a u.s. air force b-52 bomber on the south pacific island of guam. the plane aborted on takeoff, crashed and caught fire this morning. all seven crew members made it out safely. no one else was hurt. the air force is investigating and taking steps to

meeting are tida are with tida and that's - and when we meet with lennar we met with most or less with bonner and talked about other projects we had to meet with him they gave us permission to use their lands after they take it over tida from the navy has it, it is turned over to tida and then lennar lennar let us do training in the buildings they were going to tear down and got a document indians that is great for the training we just completed out through there. >> to say parcel by parcel. >> basically. >> i don't know how their breaking down their parcels but there's toxic soil out there so the navy doesn't relinquish it but then to tida and then leasing releases to tida i'm not sure. >> the same model with the hunters point shipyard so that make sense okay can you talk a little bit about about the water supply how that will be better. >> the water supply on treasure island is 2 and a half million glooblgz worth off holding tanks that are currently there the way the water is put on treasure island domestic water we use for firefighting water is pumped from san francisco at the because of b

meeting are tida are with tida and that's - and when we meet with lennar we met with most or less with bonnerout other projects we had to meet with him they gave us permission to use their lands after they take it over tida from the navy has it, it is turned over to tida and then lennar lennar let us do training in the buildings they were going to tear down and got a document indians that is great for the training we just completed out through there. >> to say parcel by parcel. >> basically. >> i don't know how their breaking down their parcels but there's toxic soil out there so the navy doesn't relinquish it but then to tida and then leasing releases to tida i'm not sure. >> the same model with the hunters point shipyard so that make sense okay can you talk a little bit about about the water supply how that will be better. >> the water supply on treasure island is 2 and a half million glooblgz worth off holding tanks that are currently there the way the water is put on treasure island domestic water we use for firefighting water is pumped from san francisco at the because of bay bridge and

meeting are tida are with tida and that's - and when we meet with lennar we met with most or less with bonner and talked about other projects we had to meet with him they gave us permission to use their lands after they take it over tida from the navy has it, it is turned over to tida and then lennar lennar let us do training in the buildings they were going to tear down and got a document indians that is great for the training we just completed out through there. >> to say parcel by parcel. >> basically. >> i don't know how their breaking down their parcels but there's toxic soil out there so the navy doesn't relinquish it but then to tida and then leasing releases to tida i'm not sure. >> the same model with the hunters point shipyard so that make sense okay can you talk a little bit about about the water supply how that will be better. >> the water supply on treasure island is 2 and a half million glooblgz worth off holding tanks that are currently there the way the water is put on treasure island domestic water we use for firefighting water is pumped from san francisco at the because of b