they tracked her to a homeless camp in dalton, georgia, she is now charged with braun's murder. >> feels great, to be able to reach out to a family member and give closure. >> long-time residents tell me joe braun was a bit of a strange guy, teenaged kids would be at his house all hours of the day and night, they had their theories for a motive but police aren't saying much. we should learn more. in north willington, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> a man who police say robbed two banks was arrested on the treats of center city today. they say he robbed a bank around 1:30 this afternoon and minutes later police say he robbed a pnc bank a block away. he fled both locations and was found. no police officers were injured. >>> police say two suspects are responsible for robbing two gamblers at two atlantic city casinos one hour apark. detectives arrested the two on friday. a woman said two men grabbed her purse and ran out of the hotel and casino thursday night. an hour earlier surveillance video shows the duo stealing money from a man at the borgata. >>> no deal. atlantic city won't get bailed

. >> officers found joseph braun beaten to death in 1985. nbc 10's tim furlong shows us how they cracked this cold case. >> it was a hot day. >> reporter: linda remembers july 1st, 1985, the day her neighbor, 54-year-old joe braun was found murdered in his fairfax home. the 54-year-old robbed and killed with a hammer, his honda found in philadelphia a week later. >> when they went up the steps, there was blood on the walls. so they didn't go any further, they came down and called police. >> reporter: the crime was never solved but in 1999 two men went to police and learned their relative, who had recently died, had killed braun. that man's girlfriend, police couldn't find her or link her to the case, but last year two detectives say sander had been arrested in 2001. police used forensic evidence in the national database to link her to braun's murder and his car, they were able to track her down. >> yes, there was some indications she was living in dalton, georgia. >> she was found in a homeless camp in georgia charged with braun's murder. sh

. >> reporter: linda mcgonigle vividly recalls the 1985 unsolved murder of her neighbor joseph braun. >> we were just shocked. it was a hot day and i had been on the back porch and fell asleep. >> reporter: fast forward 30 years to today. and announcement of arrest by the new castle county police depth. >> sandra heart sag has been charged with murder during the commission of a felony. >> reporter: police are accusing sandra heart sag along with now deceased accomplice whom she was dating of murdering 54-year-old retired schoolteacher braun inside of his fairfax neighborhood home. police say the motive appeared to be robbery and tell us the pair only met the victim that day. through the years, tips came in that implicated heart sag and her companion but police didn't have the evidence they needed to pursue the case until they reopen the file last month. >> investigators learned heart sag was arrested in philadelphia in 2001. which helped them to positively link her to the -- joseph braun's home and his vehicle. >> reporter: additional information tracked her to georgia. authorities do

. >> reporter: this man joseph braun was a well known music teacher and tutor who was murdered 30 years ago in the summer of 85. the 54-year-old man was bludgeoned to death inside his home here on hearne road. under arrest now is 50-year-old sandra hartzag who was arrested days ago in dalton georgia where she awaits extradition. police had been searching for her for years after getting tips from hartzag's late boyfriend relatives that he was involved in the killing. he's been dead since 97. the motive police say was robbery. >> the linchpin to all of it is the proper investigation in the very beginning. the evidence was corrected and stored for later examination. >> reporter: braun was grew marijuana plants on his deck and they were convinced he was dealing. >> he kept to himself. he wasn't very civic minded with the drugs and the other things that were happening but we're glad to see the crime solved. >> reporter: this was there first case cracked by new castle county's newly created cold case unit. doggedly tracking down suspects where the trail had long gone cold. police first got ke

told them their recently deceased relative killed braun and that his girlfriend was involved. police couldn't tie sandra heartsack to the crime but they took another look and learned that sandra was arrested in 2001 so ran her finger prints and they connected her to the murder. police tracked her down at a homeless camp in georgia. >> difficult for an agency to put resources into a unit such as a cold case. here's the payoff. >> she will be brought back to face charges. >> the university of missouri's president is off the job. he resigned yesterday in response to a race controversy that included protests, a boycott by the football team and a hunger strike. the university of missouri president tim wolfe is out and so is chancellor lofton. wolf was accused by black student groups being indifferent to a series of reported racist acts on campus. things reach the tipping point when students on the football team threatened to not play until wolf was fired or resigned. which he did yesterday. students say they are glad that he did so. >> i think it was long time overdue. i think ther

happened just before 4:00 at braun and gerard streets. quite a scene there with traffic.o one was hurt. we do know the car was badly damaged. doesn't take a genius to figure that out looking at the video. >>> one person dead, two others injured after a shooting near penn station in manhattan. police say it happened outside mcdonald's where shots were fired around 6:00 this morning. investigators say an argument broke out and a man followed a victim before opening fire. no suspects have been arrested in this case. >>> i want to tell you about a win for students at the university of missouri. >> the school's president resigned today over his handling of racial allegations on campus. what the decision means for the university as everyone tries to come together. >>> plus, a local school district sets the record straight about allegations of bullying inside its hallways. the actions they are taking after nbc 10 told you one sixth grader's story. >>> and a south jersey boy reels in quite the catch. his story is coming up at 6:00. at longhorn, you're never torn between ordering

one of those children is nico braun, his mother braut him to brazil in 2013.is life to bring it son back home to the u.s. >> this is his room. >> it is. >> chris braun has kept his son's bedroom in houston exactly as it was the day he left. >> this is where we changed his diapers. >> the day his ex-wife took him to brazil for a family wedding. >> and i started asking my attorneys what was going on. i got a phone call that essentially they weren't returning. >> chris learned she enrolled their toddler in a brazilian school, found a new job and petitioned brazilian courts for full custody, which they granted. chris says he had no idea any of it was happening. >> it's heart wrenching. it's devastating. to be in a situation where i was seeing my son every single day, participating in his life, an active member in his life a. loving parent, to be in a situation now where i have less than 1% physical custody of mychild. >> reporter: granted partial visitation by a judge, chris now travels from houston to salvador every eight weeks, picks up his six-year-old from sch

. >> von braun was perfectly placed to get us off the planet.an rocket scientist that we were pretty lucky to get after the war. >> von braun was a futurist and a visionary as much as anything else. he built the team that became america's brain trust for rocketry. >> i have come to texas today to salute an outstanding group of pioneers. though headlines may be made by others in other places, history is being made every day by the men and women of the aerospace medical center without whom there could be no history. >> when he was assassinated, that was a personal blow. it was a personal blow to us because he was the guy that got us on this track. >> when president johnson came in, you know, he was going to continue to implement what president kennedy had done. those two men together led us to where we ended up at the end of the decade. >> visiting cape canaveral are the new astronauts. the men who will join the original seven and ride the gemini and the apollo spacecraft. they are the new pioneers of space. >> we were very fortunate in that our c

news that a 30-year-old cold case is solved shocked joseph braun's neighbor. >> he said they've caught> you could have knocked me over with a feather when he told me that. i was shocked. >> reporter: she lives two doors down from where the murder happened. she's relieved to see that the case will be brought to justice. >> i'm glad. i'm glad they caught the person. >> reporter: hartzag is being held in georgia. she's awaiting extradition to be brought back up here to delaware to face charges. i'm jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >>> student activists at the university of missouri are celebrating a political victory tonight. the school president has resigned because of the climate of racial tension at the school. president tim wolf took quote full responsibility for the frustration that students felt. members of concerned student 1950 activist group that draws its name from the first year when blacks were admitted to ma sue say the move kiss them hope. over the weekend thee dozen black players on division one football team vowed to boycott their games until wolf was gone. >> please, please,

werner von braun is sitting on in this 1966 picture. otha vaughan, retired nasa engineer) "it amazes me they found this one." johnny worley, scrapyard owner) "i think it's a needle in a haystack. i think it's a needle in the ocean." it belongs to johnny worley, a scrapyard owner, who found it sitting in an old garage in a rural north alabama town. he was told it had been purchased at a nasa auction. johnny worley, scrapyard owner) "i knew what it was, but anybody else would have scrapped it." that explains how it wound up here. but perhaps a more relevant question is "why did nasa sell it?" ( otha vaughan, retired nasa engineer) "if it's flight hardware, you want to take care of it. if it's test hardware, you don't necessarily want to keep it. there's a bunch of relays here probably from the battery system." it's weathered and worn and missing a few parts. "what do you think it measures? 72 inches." but the specs match up. and it's johnny worley's hope that a buyer will match up when he auctions it off later this month. johnny worley, s

police archiving her the 1985 murder of retired schoolteacher joseph braun. the 54-year-old was killed inside of his fairfax neighborhood home police say the motive appeared to be rob before he. >> they had just met actually that particular day. >> reporter: police tell us they believe heart sag acted with an accomplice. her boyfriend at the time. he passed away in 1997. police received tips over the years that implicated the pair. >> in 1999, new information was obtained from two men who provided investigators with statements that they believe the relative has committed a crime. >> reporter: when cold case investigators reopen the file last month, they finally found the evidence needed to close the case. heart sag's fingerprints from a prior arrest in philadelphia that investigators say positively linked her to the murder scene. earlier this month, detectives tracked down a homeless 50-year-old heart sag in georgia with the help of local authorities the woman was arre arrested. news that a 30-year-old cold case is solved shocked joseph braun's neighbor linda

madison braun made 4 of 5 from three-point land -- morningside on a 16-1 run. the mustangs made 14 three's. rachelle housh drops in another long one. morningside up by 24 points. dordt only had one field goal in the third quarter -- here it is. abby chapman hits a triple. defenders were outscored 25-4 in the quarter. more from the mustangs. housh scores down low. morningside moves to 8-0 with an 84-59 win. the high school football season is officially over. norfolk catholic was ranked number-1 all season in class c1, but still had a tough test in the title game. ktiv's mark freund reports from lincoln. mark: norfolk catholic has taken out the number-2 and the number-6 teams on their way to the class c1 final. the knights have won their 3 playoff games by an average margin of over 32 points per game. catholic, looking to finish off the perfect season against third- ranked columbus scotus. but instead - the knights found themselves playing from behind. catholic trailed by as many as 14 points in the first half - david engelhaupt - hurt in this game - but still tr

that sets up the deep game...downtown madi braun...she drained four triples tonight as the e ad up to 18. then taylor bahensky gets in on the fun from outside...mo^nings ide shot 52 percent from range for the game. with just a minute remaining in the quarter, abby chapman, hits the first and only field goal in the third for the defenders. morningside pulls away for the 84-59 win. we pick up the men's gamemearly... brody van ginkel, comes around and drives the lanan for a pair of s team-high 22, stangs take the lead. but the defenders answer right back...alec henrickson has a wide open path to the rack...dordt back on top. back on the other end...brody egger, fires from the line, no go, but he'll get it back and turns out, he just needed to step out...the three falls to open up a 4 point lead. dordt, continues to get to the rim...leighton sampson this time with the easy lay in to cut the lead to two. the stangs, out on the fast break now...van ginkel wyatt mounts. head to overtime and the stangs head into thanksgivivi with a win, 85-83. elsewhere in the gpac, the northwestern women con

joseph braun was bludgeoned to death inside his home on hearne roads in fairfax, delaware n-1985.was reopened last month and information led police to arrest 50-year-old saundra hartzag in dalton, georgia. they say her late boyfriend was also involved. he died in 1997. >>> new on "action news," a woman from new hampshire plans to join the growing ranks of female accusers suing bill cosby. christina rulely claims cosby falsely accused her of lying when she came forward last year and accused him of raping her in 1965. this follows similar civil actions by other cosby accusers. dozens of women have come forward over the last year to accuse cosby of sexually inappropriate behavior spanning decades. cosby has not been charged with a crime. >> ♪ >> there's some bodies of water out there that you want to look at them, you don't want to go in and the canal in new york in brooklyn, that's one of them. the smell people who live there say you can smell it from a ways away. people have been known to swim in it in complete protective gear to show how filthy it is. a guy for some reason went fi

. >> i almost gave it to braun win and i didn't. we are doing a special series on kindness. a whole bunch of people came out to times square and we did a big old dance. >> i had a pretty quiet weekend. reading a lot of books that i'll be telling you about in a little bit. but went to dinner with regis and joy. they have a great wine cellar downstairs. i visited years ago to see how amazing it was, but i've never sat there by the fireplace, and it was one of those first fallish days. did i say that he will be here with us tomorrow? >> yes. >> because hoda woman takes one of her rare, rare, rare days off. and regis will be sitting in for hoda. he said to send his love to koda. >> or rhoda. >> every time you turn on the tv, al roker's in a different state. >> he's doing 13 states, today, in one day. he did the four corners. visited arizona, utah, new mexico. he was hopping around in all of those. this is his biggest travel day of all. >> that's it. like john wayne, with the sun rise. >> that was gorgeous. >> dances with wolves. there you go. he's got the most amazing attitude.

unsolved since 1985. 50-year-old sandra hartzag now in custody in georgia accused of killing joseph braun in his wilmington home more than 30 years ago. police were tipped off to hartzag by relatives of her former boyfriend who was the prime suspect in the murder case until he died in 1997. she was found this week living in a trailer park and is now awaiting extradition to delaware. new castle county police say this is the first investigation solved by its newly created cold case unit. >> after weeks of student protests and the football team's threatening to strike the president of the university of missouri has resigned. cheers rang out across campus after that announcement. protesters say president tim wolf failed to respond to racially charged incidents at the university but it came to ahead over the weekend when more than 30 african-american football players refused to take to the field for future games unless wolf stepped down. >> and i take full responsibility for this frustration and i take full responsibility for the inaction that has occurred. >> wolf's resignation is effective i

trans is is braun chipping -- france is launching new strikes.hile, secretary of state, john kerry, met with french president francois holnde in paris. will meet with president obama next week. >>> in response to apply's attacks in paris, septa just one every philadelphia agencies shoring up security n addition to septa, security has been tightened at the sport complex, and throughout the city. >> and, the delaware county spca needs your help, the shelter is looking to find it longest shelter dog resident, abby rose, a home. trying to find that forever home for her. well, if you are walking your dog this morning, you feel the chill. want to put your jacket on. no jacket for the dog yet. >> probably not. you know, stays cool for this afternoon, right where we should be, a loft sunshine, so pleasant afternoon, 58 for the high, tomorrow, thursday, in the 60s, watch out for steady rain thursday. >> very busy as we move into our rush hour. now we do have accident here interstate 95, blocking the far left shoulder. but certainly, still causing you some

. >> reporter: neighbors of braun says he was hard al model citizen but they're glad the case has finally been cracked. >> he may have been involved in drugs on a small scale. we know there he had grown marijuana plants on his deck that were visible. >> reporter: the new castle county police are hailing this as the first case cracked by their newly created cold case unit. >> the families of the victims, there is no price that can be connected to that and i can assure you that i meet with these officers and their captain on a regular basis. there are more of these to come. >> reporter: brian, police have confirmed to me this evening that drug evidence was collected during the course that of murder investigation from 30 years ago. no word yet on when sandra hartzag will be brought back to delaware to stand trial n fairfax, vernon odom channel6 "action news." >> alall right, vernon thanks very much. >>> a special committee has begun a series of hearings in harrisburg to discuss the fate of attorney general kathleen kane. the senate panel is considering whether kane can still do her job witho

senator jillin braun of new york. senator kirk illinois, senator viler -- vitter in louisiana. how can you go wrong? bipartisan, all over the country. but then you get into the fact that all of a sudden you've got the head of the judiciary committee in the house who comes outs and says we want to give another five-year bill. >> instead of making it permanent. >> instead of making it permanent. and he himself, congressman goodlat, has 26 first responders who rely on this bill in his own district. 26 first responders who came and worked the pile in new york who are now sick and who are registered on the bill, rely on the bill and yet the chairman of the judiciary committee under the darkness of night tried to sneak a five-year bill underneath. all of a sudden -- it's so suspect. the timing of the bill is so suspect. it comes at a moment when the senate, as you said, has crossed that filibusterproof line and the house has 240 co-sponsors. how does he do this? i just don't understand it. >> well, it's doable unless somebody undoes. >> right. >> the question is there's so much power

mamason braun made 4 of 5 from three-point land -- morningside on a 16-1 run. the mustangs made 14 three's. rachelle housh drops in another long one. morningside up by 24 points. dordt only had one field goal in the third quarter -- here it is. abby chapman hits a triple. defenders were outscored 25-4 in the quarter. more from the mustangs. housh scores down low. morningside moves to 8-0 with an 84-59 win. for momo, go to ktiv.com. i'i' brad pautsch with the sportsfource morning wrap. >> you can probably expect some fog on your way to work this morning. bebes in next with the e mplete forecastst and one woman has found the perfect recipe to relieve the stress of being a full time caretaker to her aging grandmother. we'll show you how she turned her pie baking skills into a business. << >> wxanksgiving day for p pts of southern and eastern siouxland some very ill-timed winter weather will make its way through siouxland during one of the busiest travel days of the year on thanksgiving day. today, however, looks like a much better option travel-wise as the only po

tom's military decorations include the braun started between th the bronze s. his time in the senate, he served one term in the house of representatives. tom and his wife anna had their first child in the past spring. congratulations, senator. please join me in welcoming senator tom cotton. [applause] senator cotton: thank you. thank you very much for letting me participate today. ambassador miller, thank you for the very kind introduction. it is a privilege as always to speak at the heritage foundation, especially before this distinguished panel. romine, your work at the heritage has been instrumental in the cause of social security disability reform. legislators rely on your analyses went disability does eventually come. your great work will have advanced the cause significantly. your work on transitional benefits was a critical component of my own legislation, which i will turn to shortly. we all know the challenges of the social security disability insurance program. it has grown far too large, well past the rate of demographics could there's a lack of prog

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