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yes, it's a cliche but cliches become cliches because they're true.t's the democrats' biggest challenge this year. at first it was part of his stump speech to members of his own party behind doors, the fear that democrats may not show up to the polls but republicans will. >> their models are constructed based on the idea that americans will sit out this election. because they look at the past and in the past, it's true. a lot of democrats don't vote during mid terms. we just don't. young people. african-americans, latinos. we just often times don't vote. >> as the president put it to a group of democratic governors earlier this year, quote, we know how to win national elections but all too often it's during these mid terms where we end up getting ourselves into trouble because i guess we don't think it's sexy enough. well, the president isn't wrong. in our poll this month, we looked more closely at the group of voters who told us they vote in 2012 but did not cast a vote in 2010 when democrats lost the most congressional seats since 1938. so who are t

distill it to eight minutes and then you really have to trim away the banalities and the clichÉs. >>ny people that have acted courageously, it is always like i had no choice. what else would i have done? it was the thing to do. >> one of the scariest things to me is that it might depend on the day. let's say you have somebody -- say i'm going to run a marathon today. and i had never run before. it will not be successful. since kindness comes and goes, it makes sense to start early and start training a little bit. obviously, that is what religion is. that was kind of one of the messages. maybe turn your mind to those things. >> do we not think of interpersonal relationships the way that we should? >> the idea of anonymity believes to me like a license to kill. evil behave really badly when the name is not attached to it. but i have never met kinder or more mindful kids. when i was a kid in the 70's, i don't remember us being nearly >> how was it expressed? >> we teach these really high-level writers in a workshop format and they are just really wonderful it being specific in their com

her husband was -- there is a clichÉ. they would make a sandwich. cheese, ham, turkey.big sandwich. he did that. he actually made that. so amazed and proud of him. [laughter] he could make that and it it. -- eat it. i would take it up to the attic for his writing. -- he would take it up to the attic for his writing. he is on the stairs. is at the top of the stairs. tumbles down the stairs. he fears a crap. he-- he hears a crack. he knew he broke his leg. >> paramedics. >> he is in the middle. there is a sandwich. [laughter] he crawls toward the sound which. -- sandwich. [laughter] finishes it and has a long crawl back to the phone so they can call. and it is true. he knew he would be in the hospital. for a month or something. [laughter] when he told us the story, it is beautiful. >> go-ahead. we have got time. tell me about max brooks. >> max brooks wrote a couple of books. thought -- i i hope he doesn't hear this -- i bet it was a little crazy. i thought i was worried about him. [laughter] i said, all right. ok. you like zombies. the book is a zombie survival guide tha

it has become the great american clichÉ.an individual reaches the heights of success, winning an olympic medal or a grammy, a major election or the super bowl. they come to the microphone to say, i never dreamed it was possible. well, i have a secret for you. that person is either incredibly lucky, exceedingly gracious, or they are just not telling you the truth. the truth is, virtually no one exceeds their dreams. your ambition may grow and evolve over time. in fact, i hope you allow that to happen. with life experience, you should set higher goals or different goals than you have today. but your dreams are the limiter on what you can achieve. please don't mistake what i am saying. dreams are not some kind of magic pixie dust that makes anything possible. it is important to assess your abilities and that your ambitions to your unique talents. for example, i was a 5'11" power forward in high school. my basketball career ended. if i had wanted to be an nba center, it would have been a difficult career path for me. still, most

they were extremely formulaic and clichÉd.hey showed similar views of high country meadows and alpine lakes. of craggy, snow-covered peaks. again and again and again. they were reproduced over and over. they were on, brochures, magazine articles. they became a low lows for colorado tourism. they were instantly recognizable. the cover of my book is, a scenic clichÉd stop at the same time, all of these different groups of people were working at the same time for their own purposes. they were working to develop tourist friendly infrastructures. they wanted to build up the taurus infrastructures. that included motels to resort. and mechanical chairlifts, which were very rare will stop they came to dominate the landscape after world war ii. example of what i mean by packaging the land. it served to make recreation easier, more convenient, more comfortable will stop a few taurus newfound interest to wild stop if youe will think about it, that is with the listed. the infrastructure served to physically package he high country for lar

. >> reporter: in spokane, washington there are two kind of coffee hot, and, well -- choose your cliche. sizzling, whatever. this is where soft porn meets soy lattes. what are you selling here, exactly? >> coffee. >> reporter: just coffee. >> coffee. and some booby action some times. >> talking to a barista with stickers, or pasties that cover part of her may seem weird. until you realize this is the land of the so-called bikini baristas. >> you can't be shy. wearing what i wear. >> reporter: like it or not. a shrewd business move. drive-through coffee stand may not look like much. but they can be very profitable. last year men between 18 and 54 spent $7 billion buying scoff fee from drive-throughs, up more than 8% from 2012. add in sex appeal, and fair beans, big shots, and devil's brew and you have the marketing sizzle. starbuck's can't or won't touch. you ever feel creeped out, guys are coming here and oogling. >> they never make it seem that way. once in a while you get a creepy one that says weird stuff. it doesn't happen that much. >> to say not everyone is thrilled with half nake

tagalog she was incredibly generous soul she was one of my favorite people in the city it's ouch a cliche to say she was loved by all but she was by citizens seniors and kids in between i know that my district telegraph hill and the neighbors in telegraph city will not be the same i ask we adjourn and rubbing i didn't may justice be done for you. colleagues, i have two other comments i want to echo supervisor yee's around the operatory voting and voting will be happening in my district we had dozens of 167 projects that will be presented. i'm gratified and want to thank supervisor cowen and supervisor yee for moving forward with the participatey budget and also i want to thank supervisor breed for introducing her elective drafting requests i hope the state senate will do the right thing but if they don't assuming we can elective this locally we'll have a local solution to dealing with the issue. the rest of the items the rest i'll submit >> supervisor yee asked to be referred. >> thank you. i want to echo president chiu's word in regards to rubbing i didn't i've known her for several deca

and there was tremendous change and the cliche turbulence and free love.re was free love in the 1920s and the 1930s, the beatnick movement. none of this is new. but they got a lot of education, spending money, focus of the economy, everything, there was a war going on which they were supposed to fight and some didn't, but as a generation before them all of them fought, and they have a very sort of demanding -- i experience it in real life. they'll come up and say what happened to this or that? and i'm, like, i'm not telling your story. i'm telling the story of your parents or your grandparents. so i don't have a judgment on it, necessarily -- that sounded really judgmental, it did -- (laughter) i don't know. i -- >> stephen: look in the mirror. >> yeah, if you're looking for an ending for the series, you worked on the sopranos, okay. >> yes. >> stephen: a great ending to this series "madmen" would be if, in the last episode, don turned to the camera and explained the ending of the sopranos. (laughter) (cheers and applause) thank you so much. >> thank you s

. >> your behavior doesn't belong to the 21st century, and your rhetoric draws on outdated cliches of the cold war. >> reporter: but so far, nato and washington aren't controlling events in ukraine. these men are from pro-russian militia. today, we witnessed how they are continuing to takeover. when we arrived at a local tv station, there were armed men in the hallway. the station had been occupied by a pro-russian militia just one hour before we arrived. hello? the news director welcomed us into his office but clearly afraid to talk. >> what's going on today? >> i don't know. >> reporter: he showed us the last video his reporters filmed freely of masked men pouring into the building. violence or no violence? >> no violence. >> reporter: instead, the militia took position outside the newsroom and delivered a letter to the staff informing them the station is under the control of pro-russian forces. the director didn't want us asking too many questions. >> everything okay. thank you very much. >> all right. i'm not sure if everything is okay but -- >> reporter: and that was the end of o

. >> reporter: to call this "the flood of the century" may sound like a cliche, but, in fact, it is the perfect description. three months worth of rain have inundated serbia and bosnia in just three days. it is the worst flooding since records were kept 120 years ago. helicopters have rescued scores from rooftops and balconies. thousands have had to seek temporary shelter, leaving everything to the overwhelming power of the water. amateur video captured a man's narrow escape when a house literally broke in half and collapsed. the sound of sobbing only begins to chronicle loss. rain swollen rivers caused more than 200 landslides, neighborhoods and even whole towns have disappeared before residents eyes. >> ( translated ): it is all gone, fadil bisic, says, but i saved my disabled daughter and my wife, so it does not matter. >> reporter: the scale of the disaster is massive and mounting. some 95,000 homes in serbia were without electricity today. the disaster has brought people together in a frantic effort to hold back the water, but it is an uneven and in many cases losing battle. in bos

there's the old clichÉ, i've covered five presidential campaigns, the old clichÉ about it was a smarte was an empty seat. mcconnell does this date and calls for an empty dress. no, he practically is bulletproof because he has this hold and he's an incumbent. the same thing with wendy davis. there are really smart, wonderful women running but into you can get the backing and the money, it's not going to work. as pat schroeder who was the longest will in congress say to me, 20 senators, nina, is not enough. we have to have come we are 50% of the saudi. we have to have 50 women senators. and then you're going to start seeing some top down changes. i just think you have to be very realistic about whether, what the public wants or not. it's the same thing with the nra. many people don't think you should have guns but the nra keeps getting both democrats and republicans reelected over and over again. so we have to follow the money and that's what we have to do more of. >> m. gee, did you want to add something? >> i want to -- what was -- nancy mentioned polling, and it may be think of my st

and that's so cliche.ut we don't know. >> after the graduation ceremony, the family was heading to the cemetery to spend some time with rosita there. then the barbecue that she was so looking forward to. >> wise words from the mother there. >>> still to come at 5:00, we've got a story turning trash into treasure. >> the bay area nun who helped transform a magnet for drugs into an oasis for families and the battle she won a decade ago to get that ball rolling. >>> checking in now on the construction work on interstate 280 in san francisco, here's a look at the seismic safety work being done this morning. crews have part of the southbound lanes near mariposa closed right now. so far, the project is on schedule. the closure covers sixth street to pennsylvania avenue and will affect giants fans at tonight's home game against the minnesota twins. game time is set for 7:05. people are used to leaving at&t park by jumping on the freeway. they are going to have to find an alternate route. crews are expected to fin

but you know how the cliche goes. it's a war. >> reporter: a thunderstorm is forecast to hit the area today. and that could help the brave firefighters on the front lines. tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >>> also in the southwest, police are blaming a severe dust storm for an accident on interstate 10 in new mexico. at least six people were killed. >>> there was a dust storm in northern nevada with nowhere near tragic results. the dust came from a dry lake bed and kicked up a thunderstorm. in all that dust, visibility fell to less than a mile in the reno area. >>> and there's some bad news for those with outdoor plans this weekend. >> accuweather's stef davis says more severe weather is in the forecast. good morning, stef. >> thanks, john and diana. we do have the threat for some severe weather for our friday, from the northern to the western half of the lone star state. showers, thunderstorms, gusty winds and hail, mainly during the afternoon and evening hours. now, these storms will be fueled by this tropical

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. >>> the mayor of one central california city believes the term bullying has become a cliche. porterville mayor cameron hamilton had this to say at a recent city council meeting about a plan to establish safe zones for teens who are bullied after school. >> i'm against bullying but i'm getting tired of it being used for the mantra for the ills of the world when all most people have to do is grow a pair and stick up for themselves. >> it is hard to stand up and grow a pair when you're maybe a 10-year-old little girl. >> hamilton was the only one on the council who voted against further discussion of bullying safe zones. >>> okay. we'll move on now. it's 4:34. >> time for weather. >> there is a low over us. there's not a lot of energy with it, there's a chance we could spark a couple of showers, maybe even a thunderstorm around the bay area today. out the door we go, look at that low spinning right across the bay area looks like bringing showers and snow up in the sierra nevada. we have had a couple of light shires here today already. and it looks like we have another chance thr

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talking about harbaugh and young raiders went the talking about i don't mind about guy giving me cliche to maybe during the season. o the first games until september ballot to stay awake when i listen to people chat up power of football people love it. by far america's number-one sport the feeling as people cannot get enough that's why we put on there even if the person saying it allowed to play are the students. >> : what happens now if there's a a plate managers have to go out then stole round until the guy in the clubhouse watching the monitor all three plays sent word to him and go out don't challenge it or challenge it. it has all the manager go out and install the object is to get it right. for me islet in the policies it season were all pictures matter. would you admit tiger woods is through. i will never admit is emotionally and not attached _ and i will admit. when you tell like that guy i never give up on talent. that means a lot to him coming from meth kron 4. we care so much about the giants would you care about. i care about one of end what looked at more love in the world

here, it is a cliche. if he sold in may, that was a dumb decision.will talk to citigroup about that. >> we are all waiting for st. ledger day. more.rro has >> we are on lows of the day. we have the dax down 1.3%. spain and italy training low as well. london is closed. what isg reflection of going on in ukraine? may be. we have a little bit of risk aversion. come to the 48.1 in the hsbc reading. month.h straight if you look at data, it has been trending lower ever since october. is ayou're also seeing lower dollar yen, money going into the japanese yen and the japanese currency by about a quarter of one percent. the dollar's getting weaker and the japanese yen getting a little stronger. it has been a bad day for data. the south african rand is trading lower. also pretty weak. weak.as been pretty industrial production data out of sweden, have a look at that. absolutely terrible. what you're seeing is a .eflection of that the swedish currency getting a little bit weaker. sweden is now in an inflationary environment. i will not have the risk. the cycle b

encourages youth and young people to do things that are big and people are talking about a lot of clicheaid i did something epic that will last for a while. we have to be careful about that and particularly telling young people you may want to do these kinds of things and realize that the consequences could be dire as in the case of montana where he was blown away and the adult high school students may face criminal charges. >> that could be on their record. this is not the way to handle it. police are saying this is a serious crime. and on the issue of accountability and an interesting comment on the the chat. taking god out of schools and you get kids with no moral compass. and that comes back to family values and the presence of god and talking about god with our and do all roads lead back to there? or is there something else going on. >> and i can only spoke personally as a christian. if you are raised with the appropriate values and morals and your parents are setting boundaries and limits and discipline you appropriately. that is a dangerous world and we see it planned or marketed.

and i think he probably would have -- his best device to me once i did join was kind of cliche. don't go out and try to be a hero. my father saw guys you want to be here as i. also saugers standing in front of him not to challenge it hit by sniper. he knew that it was, as bill said, in its past circumstances call you know, a brutal, and is pushing. i'm not sure answered your question. >> and uses red to more? >> we were talking about -- i read that after adding the marine corps. in my 20's in the opinion of our union listening to. >> zero one bass fell about the literature war with as mattered to him and if you feel linkage between tim o'brien orville to go? if you feel like your book is falling, telling the same kinds stores. >> there are a lot of books. ahead a professor in college, a fantastic politburo. when he learned was joined the marine corps he had me read this whole story. to settle my head with the little bit of wisdom. yeah. i mean, pretty grim. some of the stories, was reading the get soldier. i was riding one of the stories i was reading things to inform me about k

. >> all cliches coming in for game seven. fans streaming in for a faceoff.preview, next in sports. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. >>> nothing more exciting than a game seven in national hockey league playoffs. at least game seven is here at the tank. the kings have momentum coming into this. they won the last three. sharks have used up all their mulligans. men in teal scored 17 goals, first three games but have only passed out one goal in three for their top five players. and team miami gets a start and goal for the game. he has spent game seven to cite his struggles the coach told us this team needs to come out with fire in their bellies. >> players have elevated play throughout the series on both teams. now is time to settle it. >> one of the things we've worked on is to have a game sev

in professional services and health care as the economy goes down the bumpy bottom and all of the clichesre accurate. the economy is in a decent place and not great. and problem with long- term unemployed and it is a bright signal right now. >> we'll get to a couple of viewer question. robert farrell wants to know what extent it matches up with the increase in social security patients that is giving our aging population. and how many of those dropping out of the work force and retiring, john, you want to take that on? >> this is a the lot of the story and depends on how you cut it. maybe it is half of the story but not the whole story and this is what i looked at in today's report. the labor department measures the participation of prime age workers from 25- 54. and that has been falling, too. it looked like it was picking up and it fell back down in april. that is one of the discouraging undercurrents in this report. it is not just retirees dropping out of the labor market but people in the prime of their lives. >> and fully one- third of those able- bodied people in working age, just ha

i first read the book well over your cover i was interviewing him for, but some of the clichÉs that haveon the "daily beast" when talking people but veterans issues and phil was one of the first people, maybe even the first person i spoke too. he kind of nervously asked me if i would reduce book and i said of course. i was blown away by it right away. over the last decade i've read a lot of the work that's come out of the wars and i always said that a thought, though with some great books, a number of others but i kept saying is going to take a decade or so for one of those books to really grab you, grab me at least and really kind of took the war and took apart and reassembled it in a piece of literature and a piece of art. of course, i was right, and phil's book was the first book that really all the pieces were working for me once. i didn't until we were hanging out this afternoon it didn't really hit me as to why. i think there's something in this collection that's very stereoscopic in terms of how we see the war. those which is artillery guys and we see grunts and we're getting this

. >> for a long time i didn't work out because i thought it was so cliche, you know, dudes come to prison, they work out. you get big and strong and all that stuff and after a while i had too much idle time and i kept getting in trouble. a buddy of mine started talking to me about lifting. just got into it more it's more of take out my frustrations. that's more of it than anything. it's a stress reliever. >> we work everything. all week long. you hit every body part at least once. like on monday you have a bench day. tuesday you might do shoulders lats and traps. wednesday you do arms and thursday you might have another heavy bench day. you've got a leg day somewhere in there. >> in the survival of the fittest environment the weight yard is one of the few places where inmates can find encouragement. >> let's get another one. push it. push it. push it. >> that right there is 215 pounds. >> that's a lot of weight. >> yeah. i only weigh 170. about double my weight. a lot of these guys have motivation to lift that kind of weights. get off the bar. get off the bar. come over here and come mess

your behavior doesn't belong to the 21st century and your rhetoric draws on outdated cliches of the cold war. >> one of the biggest banks in the u.k. is announcing some very deep job cuts. barclays says it will slash another 2,000 jobs as part of a major strategy shakeup. that adds to another 12,000 job cuts that were announced in february. ceo anthony jenkins says the changes will make barclays leaner and stronger, make a 5% fall in pre-tax profit in the first quarter. >>> well, still to come here on "cnn newsroom", a high profile arrest in that south korean ferry disaster. we'll have the details. >>> also ahead, it has been two months since malaysia flight 370 disappeared without a trace. we'll let you know where the search is going next. you think you take off all your make-up before bed. but do you really? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® makeup remover erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. can your makeup remover do that? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® makeup remover. >>> they've arrested the ceo of the ferry company. he's charged with causing death by neglig

the cover of my book is a scene a cliche of except to have exactly the sort of advertising imagery. at the same time all these different groups of people love working together but working at the same time for their own purposes were working to develop infrastructure, trying to revamp the image of the high country and build of the terrorist infrastructure. motels to resort villages, campgrounds, and mechanical chair lifts which were rare before world war ii but which came to dominate this key landscape after world war ii. the class example of what i mean by packaging the landscape, some sort of facility, physical infrastructure the serbs to make recreation easier, more convenient, more comfortable, but gave taurus newfound access to cynical remark or while various, and nature at a minimum of difficulty or risk, and if you think about it, that is exactly what ski lifts to. in effect that an infrastructure as i mentioned a moment ago served to physically pack is the high country for ever larger numbers of tourists. but for the single most important way of packaging-century landscape or

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and the old cliche, to finish first, first you must finish.s a matter of protecting the race car, trying to stay out of trouble. i'm the most inexperienced at indy. that's when i'll be at my best. but the challenge of all this is to give my nascar team the contract that i have with them all that i can. 600 miles will be tough. i'm up for the challenge. a lot of preparation. tracking all my workouts. going to be a lot of fun. >> we wish you all the best. i have a sneaking suspicion you're going to pull it off. >> thank you. >> and all for our troops. thank you so much. >> absolutely. >>> a possible break in a dek decades-old case. >>> and one high school in texas has a $60 million stadium. but that money may have all been wasted. why it's being shut down after only two seasons. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition inharge™. ..

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>> well, i guess the cliche that i'm just saying that the -- that i i that relates to specific individuals and actions that they may or may not have been taken. where secretary shinseki at a needed to bick taken was taken. he suck mitted his resignation, the president accepted it. the president expects the i.g. investigation to continue, the review to continue and for any misconduct to be met with onsequences. as the v.a. provides services to our veterans. >> was it just the president and the secretary in this room? or was rob neighbors in that room? >> yeah, rob was in the meeting as well. i'll see if we can get a manifest -- i know the president met with -- [laughter] >> i'm not holding back, jim, i promise. it's not my last briefing. but i just confessed i'm not sure. rob was in the room. shinseki may have been in the room. i'm not sure. i know the president said to you that he met after that with the new acting director who is the deputy director. -- i'm sorry the deputy secretary and the acting secretary. i don't know if that was all at the same time. i may go off topic because i don'

. >> i would like to take what you were demonstrating there and play a clich from one of my gnaw favoritehows on hbo. they did the same thing. let me show you. >> this danny tongue torture story, i know governor chung very well and i can tell you these allegations are utterly n unfounded. if you are telling me he condones torture, i'm telling you those allegations are false. false. i mean, the words danny chung and torture, they don't belong in the same sentence, they don't. danny chung torture? come on. >> well, ma'am, by denying that chung and torture are connected, everybody thinks they are connected. >> in the fictional world that works. nate silver at 538 ran the data and showed there is a lot of chatter about hilary's health. >> there is but i think s.e. raises -- first off, every candidate wants to be our president, should be completely chan transparent about health records. >> absolutely. >> it under mines the need for transparency when karl does things like that. if his goal, and it is, is to keep hilary from running, i've known hilary for 23 years. she's never run from a fight.

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adam: is that the best tagline ever or so cliche it doesn't deserve coverage?knew hooters sold food? that is news to me. i think it is too obvious and simple to pass it up. what hooters said was the rack is talking about ribs, the hooters are talking about owls and unicorns are real. adam: what is it hooters is selling? >> of place that you cannot go and hang out and look at beautiful girls and they have to be nice to you because they want to earn tips and if your wife, girlfriend, mother, sister gets upset you can say my friends wanted to go there, the ribs are awesome. and your friends use a check out the rack on that plate and everybody is happy. adam: let's talk about someone who used to make people happy but perhaps kim kardashian has a different take right now. i am going to get to kim kardashian, she and kanye west are getting married, love her or hate her, she is a marketing machine. it happens to all of us. is she still marketable. >> the kardashian and kanye west combos getting everybody excited. you drive past the exit and you got to look, you've got

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all the cliches, never saw a cull market. all of the above, liz.tinue to defy gravity. yes, there's no volume, but we haven't had any volume actually since the rally started in march of 2009. i think there's still a big credibility problem. i think there's a lot of nonbelievers out there, but you can't fight the tape. liz: yeah. three years in you can't fight the cape type, ira, and yet think about who did go into bonds came out a winner. do you keep commentary on the treasuries side or the equities side? >> well, i think you've got to say -- i'm contra everybody. the treasuries have been the trend, not the stock market. you haven't gone too far, the it's yields that have surprised everybody by dropping and, come on, got to give it to janet janet yellen. they've done a good job. from here, my fear is what is europe telling us, and what is china telling us? there's a reason people are going into these bonds, and so i think what the market's doing is looking over its shoulder and saying, okay, we're not out of the woods. mergers and acquisitions are

most of the time it's a cliche.t in this case, it is a horrible fact. >> sometimes i felt hopeless because there was nobody out there for me. no one. >> for 11 long years, michele knight was held captive inside 2207 seymour avenue where along with amanda berry and gina dejesus she was raped and tortured. for them it seemed there was no end in sight till may 6th, 2013. >> did it seem like any other day? >> for me, it was the most awesome day ever. but it was also terrifying at the same time. because me and gina, we actually thought somebody was breaking in. >> you heard what, noises downstairs? >> uh-huh. >> what happened? >> there was a crash, pounding on doors. then we didn't hear no sound. >> did you know that amanda had run out of the house? >> no. we didn't have no clue. whatsoever that she had tooken off. >> did you know that he was gone? >> well, yeah. we knew he was gone somewhere. but we thought it was a trick. you know, like he was just in the backyard but he was waiting for somebody to be stupid. >> but th