. >> corey's phone records revealed that a former co-worker, 27-year-old eric jones, had been calling her repeatedly before her death. >> he had been asking corey out for some time. she had been telling him no. >> employees at the restaurant told us that he had an obsession or an infatuation with her and was continuously talking to her when she'd come to work or trying to ask her out. >> jones had no criminal record but acted bizarrely when interviewed by police. >> not only did he have a history of mental illness by his own admission, but he told police officers that he had fantasies about raping and killing women, which clearly jumped out at law enforcement. >> he described sexual fantasies he had about corey. some were fairly violent. >> he even told investigators how he would have murdered corey had he been given the chance. >> he described how he would have slit her throat early in the murder so that she couldn't scream for help, and that description was similar enough to how she was really killed that it, again, raised police suspicion. >>> the medical examiner who [ female anno

. >> meanwhile, eric cantor's poll stirrer is blaming democrats like former congressman ben jones forg loss this week. in an interview with variety jones says he doesn't know and doesn't care who gets the credit for cantor's defeat but he will gladly take some of it. jones ran against him in 2002 and lost. >> they blocked elizabeth warren's bill that would have let them finance student loans at lower rates. now she is going to side with his competition. >> i plan to fight back on this and i hope everybody else does too. one way i'm going to start fighting back is i'm going to go down to kentucky and i'm going to campaign for allison grimes. she is tough. she is fiesty. she endorsed the student loan bill. >> montana is the only state that doesn't have some kind of texting and driving ban. now that south carolina put a new texting law into effect this week. at least one montana senator says she'll propose a bill next year. well, babs hit the nation's capitol yesterday in support of women's heart health. she spoke in front of a house bipartisan women's caucus on wednesday pushing for mor

woods, and steven anthony jones as well as thanking you for being here and sharing with us your insights and interests there at home. cheryl? >> thank you, ericmore information about today's program, go to our website, abc7news.com/community. we're also on facebook and follow me on twit twitter @cher. i'm cheryl jennings. have a great week. regardless of their age or experience level, when your kids play soccer or any other sport there's one person on the sideline who is key to help recoize and seek medical care for sports-related concussion. it's you. you need to know the signs and symptoms of concussion and you need to act if you think your child has been injured. remember, when in doubt sit them out. to learn more go to cdc.gov/concussion. one thousand one, one thousand two, one thousand three, one thousand four... >>> achl bc 7 presents "profiles of excellence." >> hello. for the past 26 years through our "profiles of excellence" series, we've featured people in the bay area who are making important contributions to the community. today we celebrate the bay area's cultural diversity with the exploratorium as the backdrop for our special p

jones. we'll keep you apprised as they become available, but for right now eric certainly keep an eye on theck and company. >>dom, thank you very much. go pro was in focus, josh lipton is live in san jose. he has more details on a highly anticipated ipo, josh. >> absolutely, sue. you crack open a go pro. some of what you find you may have guessed. a chip from qualcomm, a sony image sensor. one research firm that took the camera apart found a texas instruments chip as well, but take a look at this. it's an amberella chip. a little known company, market cap of just about $900 million, but making big waves. their chips are not only inside go pro cameras, but also big names as well, such as drop cam, which of course was just bought by google's nest. look at this company's huge move. it is up over 100%, but not all parts are off the shelf. the folks at i fix it say the key to the image comes from a special lens. >> they future a lot of work into that lens. that's truly what makes the go pro special. it has such a wide field of view. >> so a lot of little pieces in one small package. the question

eric cantor's loss just about squashes any chance of immigration reform this year. joining me now is christine jonesme to the program. very good to have you with us. a very timely appearance, i may add. i think immigration and eric cantor's stance on it hurt him. i think it helped beat him last night. what is your stance? >> well, i do not think any of these conversations are worth having unless we get the border secure. as you can imagine, we have not established many candidates. i have this conservative message that is starting to ripple and gain momentum. the single most important issue everybody all over the state of arizona wants to talk about is clearly organization. it is time for us to get really serious. what will we do to secure our southern border? >> until just the last few days, we saw reports of literally thousands of youngsters crossing the border. perhaps to get ahead of immigration reform. and then eric holder getting them lawyers. i put it to you. that is a big plus. >> you can imagine how this laid out in arizona. busloads of unaccompanied minors are being sent to arizona and dump

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. >>> dow jones saying deutsche bank severing connections to its staff pool. second largest to credit suisse. all after ericbarclays of lying to clients.snider man accused barclays of lying to clients. caesars ceo says the company will likely strike a debt restructuring deal with its bond holders and finance apn expansin in japanese market. and elizabeth arden losing lg as a potential suitor. over to you. >>> it's powerhouse time. we've been giving you some hints. the birth place of wonder woman and petsmart is headquarters there. you c can you name the city? it's phoenix. here a snapshot. median sales price for all homes nearly $182,000. with inventory p about 24,000 homes. properties are on the market for an average of about 97 days. gene, good to have you here. we'll focus on the area of scottsdale. let's get right to it. it's 11601 east cortez drive. $600,000. two bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 12400 square feet. tell me about it. >> we've found a home buyer for this place. a classic exam ple of a second home buying opportunity or someone wanting to down size. i asked a man why do you choose scottsdale. he said

eric cantor stuff. we'll talk about all this and more. nicole at new york stock exchange. boeing is the biggest loser on the dow jonesre than 2%. >> we've seen a lot of names in the airline sector to the downside because of outlook from lufthansa that was negative. that guidance is weaker connell: h&r block getting a boost. >> they came out with some great numbers for the quarter. as a result that as been a real winner, bucking the trend. liz: i'm looking at energy, because we see it much higher but the airline sector which depends on energy prices is flying lower today. >> that's right. we've seen a lot of names, liz and connell and hitting 52-week highs and today, all of that lufthansa report and world bank cut its global economic forecast and that hurt airlines in particular. connell: before the bell rings. what is going on there with the fda? >> fda delayed a decision on one of their obesity drugs by three months. [closing bell ringing] the stock is to the downside but analysts believe they will get approval. liz: 14 days out of 16 days higher, it is time to move lower for the markets. please take a look to see h

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you can blame the eric cantor loss, you can blame the world bank forecast as we were hearing from jim cramer, perhaps just an excuse as markets have been running higher. the dow jonese down 73 points, s&p down 0.3 and the nasdaq down as well. not severe losses but interesting to see given the fact that we see this pattern higher and higher we go. >> yeah. >> i would just point out, i know the volume has been very light but if we can get up to where we've traded recently,s last month has been phenomenal for the market. the s&p gained 4% taking the gain for the year -- i mean we were flat for the year, now up 5.5%. perhaps it's inevitable you retrench slightly from there. >> interesting to watch the bond market moves as well. glued to the lower yields. in the past few sessions the yields have been climbing higher. you wonder, are they going to match up with the economic picture, solts lid jobs report on friday, coming off of that going into retail sales on thursday. >> a lot of talk about the sfeds, people are beginning to talk about inflation, the point of which there is an inflection point from the conversation from the fed and we have janet yellen with that news c