gina seems to be constantly putting out food and cleangp. her responsibilities involve tending to not only her immediate family but also the boarders whose rent supplements their income. the boarders include dr. relling, molvik, who frequently drinks too much, and the most recent addition, a man named gregers werle, son of the man who had once been gina's employer. as they sit around the table, the men talk of truth, ideals, vision, ambition. dutifully, the mother and daughter do the daily sks. hedvig's eyes are dim. she must wear glasses at all times. despite the affliction, she, like her mother, helps hjalmar to earn a living by retouching the photographs her father takes in his home studio. ibsen is able to make history co to life around this table. he can deal with a significant theme within the connes of this room where his characters can develop the story through ersation. but ibsen is clearly interested in doing more than provide us with character sketches of some interesting members of a victorian household. the wild duck, he is aimi

gina is with us now.ee you. >> good to see you. >> gina, do you sympathize with what lacker is saying? clearly, we'll get on to the u.s. government. >> again na was one of the ones that didn't think the taper was going to happen. so no communication problem for you, right? >> right. i had been talk, murel who has been talking to most of the fed committee members. and he just didn't see this in the cards because there was no obvious and clear signal that this there was -- if you looked at housing, that's pretty interest rate dependant. >> why had not more members of the fed communicated that to -- because the market -- i don't know, maybe it's just after the media. but the board skews market thought it was coming. >> market participants look at a string of positive upward revisions, positive beats. so what happened was expectations got beaten down so much that we sort of had this string of beats and expectations, so positive surprises. so even though the data was somewhat mixed in stock, it was still going

. >> la hermana de gina dejesús amientra vecinos no se recuperan de lo que casuso saber de su suicidioena, de verdad porque como te dije fue buen vecino y buen amigo . >> pero me alegre cuándo sacaron a las muchachos . >> castro de 53 años estaba aislado del centro oriente , guardias de la prisión lo reaniman pero murió en el hospital . >> [hablando inglés] . >> impresionado por la noticia por la forma como se suicido , por investigación dice que el centro rechazo que evaluara en su celda . >> la pesadilla de se quedara todo el tiempo no importa si esta vivo muerto o vivo . >> engañan y persiguen a niños este hombre c. >> al si , de secuestradores, no le será fácil el cautiverio tras la rejas ,castro se declaro culpable de más de 900 cargos, . >> claro de una década . >> amanda berry gina dejesús y michelle . >> durante su sentencia atribuye a esto a obsesión al sexo , dice que fue víctima de abuso , dice que no es monstruo pero si enfermo . >> no tenía sistema que lo vigilaba para evitar que se suicidara . >> se le permitia solamente el usoi de sabanas difícil de doblar y como finalme

they have she-gina in the movie.s niece or something. >> we are having a great time. we have the writers, the cohen brothers, not really the cohen brothers. it's the colon brothers, they pronounce it the cohen brothers. gets them lots of job. they're insane. >> jimmy: are they really? >> one, mark, is married. so he is more of the mature. the other one, they would say to people locked up. >> jimmy: why is that? what is he doing? >> what its he doing, he writes. >> jimmy: he is not like. >> he is the show writer. >> jimmy: excellent. so you are starting to have fun. >> i am having a lot of fun. >> jimmy: the moral to the story. >> laugh every day. >> jimmy: and god help the parent of the children on the show. >> yes, we don't allow them. >> jimmy: great to see you. good luck with the show. it is "back in the game." and james caan, everybody. we'll be right back with morena baccarin. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel with a word about listerine brand mouthwash. nothing feels like listerine because nothing works like liste

i can't get anything out of gina. and anyway, she has absolutely no understanding of the element of idealism in this situation. but i feel the need to unburden myself to you, gregers. there's this terrible uncertainty that perhaps hedvig never really loved me at all. oh, that is something you might well get proof of. - oh. - what's that? i thought i heard the wild duck cry. that's the wild duck quacking. father's in the loft. is he? what i was saying was that you might as well get proof that poor misunderstood hedvig does love you. suppose those others came to her with their hands full and they cried to the child, "hedvig, come away from him. with us, life is at your feet." well, what then do you suppose hmm? and i then said to her "hedvig, are you willing to give up this life for my sake?" oh, yes, i must say you'd soon hear the sort of answer i'd get. [gunshot] hjalmar. look at that now. he must go shooting. hjalmar, grandfather's shooting by himself in the loft again. i'll look in. no, no. no, no. wait a minute. do

in the story that introduced us to three women with true grit and boundless courage, amanda berry, gina dejesus, michelle knight. they survived a decade in a make shift prison in a cleveland neighborhood. tonight they have the news that the man who held them captive has taken his own life, hanging himself in his tiny prison cell. abc's alex perez is on the ground in cleveland with the very latest. >> reporter: for 10 miserable years they survived. three young women, summoning every ounce of strength in that house of horrors. but ariel castro lasted just one month and one day in prison before apparently taking his own life. >> so you understand that you will be in prison for life? >> reporter: castro spent his final days in an eight by 12 foot cell with a bed, sink, urinal, shower and a surface to write on. he was in protective custody, alone 23 hours a day with guards checking on him every 30 minutes. at 9:20 last night, prison guards found castro hanging in his cell, a bed sheet around his neck. authorities say they began cpr and rushed him to the nearby medical center. but at 10:52 ar

gina, william, great to have you both back. >> thank you. >> gina let me start with you. when we were talking with you before, the last time you were on the show you were telling us how obama care was very complicated, making it difficult to know if you got to that 50-level of employees that was going to throw you into a new realm. have things simplified? >> they are still confusing for sure. they aren't any better. here we sit again. we know we have that one-year extension since the last time we spoke. but really, things are not any better. we are still faced with just enormous cost increases for providing the health care that we provide. so we're really having to look at decisions in our business to see if we continue the health care coverage with the employees that we pay it for now because not only is health care insurance going up the regulations are going up. the unemployment taxes are going up. disability is going up. every single aspect of what we do keeps going up and up. >> here's what i find interesting. the affordable care act is supposed to make health care m

gina is studying to get her high school diploma. as for the investigation into kat row's death the bureau of prison says he was given a mental health evaluation and denied castro's attorney's request for an independent evaluation because it says they didn't give a good enough reason. the investigation continues. still a lot of unanswered questions there. back to you both. >> pamela, thank you for bringing us that perspective. it's understandable the three women not ready to talk publicly and probably good they still need to focus on the recovery but good to hear from a family member out of this is beginning to bring closure. >> less public attention the faster they heal. >> let's hope this is not catching. >> it's going on around here. >> i'm keeping it over here. >>> let's look at the headlines making news for the state department overseas security is lost in bureaucracy, that's whatten aindependent panel found in the wake of last september's benghazi attacks. cording to their report diplomatic security fell through the cracks as 1

amanda berry, michelle knight and gina dejesus when they were teenagers. was 20, other two were teenagers he lured them away from their work place, get them into his car, take them to his house, they found chains, they found ropes inside of the house he was tied them up in the basement and bedroom. left some sort of a suicide note years ago, never committed suicide there at the house ended up doing so last night inside of his jail cell at 9:20 pchl pronounced dead at 10:52. here are the girls. can we put pictures back up of the three girls? amanda berry, michelle knight and gina dejesus, we'll have more information throughout the night. "hannity" continues. [ school bell rings ] [ male announcer ] from the last day of school, back to the first. they're gonna create a ton of research papers and important projects. so make sure they've got a safe place to keep them all. this weeonly get 16 gig flash drives for $7.87. staples has it. staples. that was easy. ♪ we go, go, we don't have to go solo ♪ ♪ fire, fire, you can take me higher ♪ ♪ take me to the mountai

have a conversation. >> reporter: he also told investigators that cameras should have captured him at gina dejesus' school just 15 minutes before he abducted her. >> you said we could have broke the case right then and there. because they had surveillance cameras. >> nothing led us to talk to him. there were no indications that we should go talk to him. >> reporter: we spoke with vicki anderson of the fbi back in may. >> we canvassed the neighborhood, we did all of those things. nothing led us to ariel castro. >> reporter: during a break in the questioning, castro was left alone. he ate a slice of pizza, then started to pace around the room. >> the bottom line is, i know i'm going to go away for a long time. i know it. >> reporter: in the interrogation, castro said he was actually glad the women had escaped. >> i will not let you define me. or affect who i am. >> reporter: on the day castro was sentenced to life in prison, michelle knight spoke forcefully. >> i spent 11 years in hell, now your hell is just beginning. >> of course, castro's life ended this week when he hung himself. you may

he said security cameras at gina de juices's school could have shown him 15 minutes before he abducted her >> you could have broke the case there. they had surveillance cameras. >> a week after he kidnapped aman a berry, he says he used berry's cell phone to call her mother. >> her daughter. i said she is my wife. something like that. probably not the exact words. >> what was her mom's response? >> i hung up. >> berry's mother, lawana miller died in 2006. cleveland police did not comment on whether that call was investigated. this is what the f.b.i.'s vicki anderson said in may: >> we canvas the neighborhood. we did all of those things. nothing led us to ariel castro. >> castro said he kept michelle knight upstairs in his home and he described a time where his girlfriend heard the t.v. in the room where knight was held. >> okay. >> the t.v. on there? >> in the room. >> was it a close call? >> yeah. >> ariel cast row pleaded guilty to more than 930 charges including aggravated murder, rape and kidnapping. on argue 1st, he was sentenced to life in prison without parole plus 1,000 years.

dejesus, and michelle berry. >> a reporter spoke to gina dejesus's aunt about how they'll take the news of the suicide. >> she also said, well, now he has to answer to god. that was it. he has to answer to god. >> reporter: the girls were kidnapped between 2002 and 2004. neighbors say this is an appropriate end. >> i think he did those girls a favor by taking his own life because he took theirs. >> reporter: castro fathered a 6-year-old daughter with amanda berry during her captivity. now, castro was in protective custody. he was checked on every 30 minutes, but he was not on suicide watch. prison medical personnel performed cpr on him before he was transported to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. anne-marie? >> susan mcginnis in new york. thank you, susan. >>> now to syria. the senate foreign relation's committee is expected to vote on the solution to the military regime. the deal was agreed to last night by committee leader. it bars the use of american ground troops for combat operations. once the measure is approved the president has 60 days to strike, but that time frame ca

gina dejesus just 14 when the ordeal began, now 23.ding this case reached yet a new level when he appeared to defend his actions. >> i just want to clear the record that i am not a monster. i did not prey on these women. i just acted on my sexual instincts because of my sexual addicti addiction. and god as my witness, i never beat these women that they're trying to say that i did. i never tortured them. >> we reached out to castro's family, his attorneys, and the victims tonight. we did hear back from gina dejesus's brother ricky, who tells us the victims tonight are still doing okay. dan? >>> if you've ever had an airline lose your luggage, you know what that sense of panic can feel like. now what if it's all of your life's belongings that are packed? baby pictures to clothes to furniture. in the hands of a moving company holding your property and demanding more money. earlier this summer, we met one family who said their movers did just that. so we joined them on their quest to reclaim their worldly possessions. abc's nick watt went

administrator gina mccarthy said the stakes are too great to wait to address climate change. >> power plants are the single largest source of carbon pollution. new power plants, both natural gas and coal-fired, can minimize th eir carbon emissions by taking advantage of available modern technology. these technologies offer them a clear pathway forward today and in the long term. >> sreenivasan: under the proposed rules, new power plants would have to install technology to capture and store carbon emissions. natural gas plants would be limited to one-thousand pounds of c.o.-2 per megawatt hour. while coal-fired plants would be limited to 1,100 pounds per megawatt hour. to put that in context, the most efficient plants running today emit about 1,800 pounds. but the guidelines would not affect existing plants, which will be dealt with in a separate proposal next year. last year coal-fired plants were responsible for about a third of america's energy-related carbon dioxide emissions and they supplied 37% of america's power. but nearly all climate scientists say c.o.-2 helps trap heat in e

and the sex he had with amanda berry, gina dejesus and michelle knight was consensual. >> i hope they find it in their heart to forgive me. >> reporter: unlikely, given the words of one of gina dejesus' relatives. >> to ariel castro -- >> reporter: translation, may god have mercy on your soul. dejesus' brother tells us his family is aware of the situation. and that, quote, they're all doing okay so far. obviously, there's a lot of questions this morning about how castro was apparently able to take his own life. ohio police are just beginning their investigation. we'll have much more on "good morning america." >>> and now, to our other major story that we're following this morning. are the fast-moving developments in the syrian crisis. a critical senate vote on authorizing a military strike could come as soon as today. >> if approved, it would be a major victory for president obama, as he prepares to face an international audience. >> president obama arrived in sweden this morning. it's his first stop in a three-day european visit. abc's tahman bradley is joining us this morning from w

he thought school cameras captured him luring gina dejesus to his car. >> you said we could have broke the case right then and there. >> because they had surveillance cameras. >> reporter: castro says another time his girlfriend heard a tv on in the upstairs room where michelle knight was imprisoned. >> my heart started beating and i said she's probably coming on to it. >> it was a close call? >> yeah. >> reporter: tuesday, in a tiny prison cell, castro ended his life, as his victims finally move on with their's. alex perez, abc news, chicago. >>> and there was another videotape that had everyone stopping to listen today. an internet confession. something a man says he did that killed someone else. abc's linsey davis tells us about the man begging everyone else not to make his mistake. >> reporter: with his face pixelated -- >> we were all drinking heavily. >> reporter: -- and his voice distorted -- >> just hopping from bar to bar. >> reporter: -- 22-year-old matt cordle makes a startling confession. >> i killed a man. i ended up going the wrong way down the highway, directly into onco

that leaves just into gina because she grapples with these problems every day. >> let me start by saying i feel far more at ease now in this prestigious venue after hearing "help" and "stocks -- "hell and "sucks." i can speak far more clearly to you now. in very humble being with these folks because these folks are architects. architects of technology and architect of cloud computing technology in and of itself, so i am humbled to be here with these gentlemen. i can speak from a -- i am release a purveyor of the technology that they implemented. i can speak from my role with the city and county of san francisco and how we are leveraging cloud and the benefits we are deriving from the cloud and why we made the choices therein. certainly, as tim alluded to, the choice to go to the cloud was primarily cost-driven, economically driven, no question. but also, we began to see that the city business, the city government was changing and the role of the city government was changing. the constituents in the city and county are very savvy, savvy computer users. san francisco is a gateway to silico

noticias y que era lo que pensaban de lo que habÍa pasado, estuve emocionada pensando en la mamÁ de ginarcel, por esas razones hasta llorÉ un poco. >>> ¿ha tenido alguna oportunidad de hablar con las vÍctimas, familiares de las vÍctimas en algÚn momento del proceso. >>> no, con nadie, absolutamente nadie, ni mi propia familia, solamente en texto y por facebook la familia mÍa me manÓo mensajes de apoyo porque hablÉ esta maÑana en la televisiÓn americana en cnn y otra vez me dieron el apoyo por ser la representante de la familia y por haber hablado y asÍ y solamente expresando que quizÁs ahora podemos cerrar el capÍtulo de tanto horror y quizÁs echar para adelante. >>> ¿sabe si ariel habÍa compartido con alguien sentimientos de suicidio?. ¿habÍa dado una seÑal?. >>> que yo sepa no, no he tenido contacto con Él, no he ido visitarlo a la cÁrcel, lo Único que fueron a visitarlo fue su mamÁ y la hermana de Él que siempre estÁ al lado de la mama y fuera de eso nadie se ha comunicado con Él y los hijos de Él, nadie sabÍa lo que estaba planeando, lo que Él, nada de esto, esto fue una sorpresa, po

obviously, gina, amanda and michelle. was wondering had they heard, had someone notified them or would they just be sleeping soundly not knowing that this had happened. that this transpired. i immediately thought of them and did they know, and if so what was going through their minds, you know, as a mom, i was thinking about what nancy would be thinking right now. and then my thoughts just kind of went to, you know, the memories of the person i used to know. or that i thought i used to know. and just thinking about his mother. obviously, you know, that's still her son. she had been visiting him in the jail, along with her daughter. so, obviously, now this is just a whole other level of, you know, suffering for her. because regardless, he did some really horrible things, but she's still his mother and she still loved him. and now she's got to, you know, deal with all of this as well. so, yeah, i cried. it's tough. and at the same time, i just thought, i guess this is how it needed to be. i don't know. so, you know, it is w

quite bullish here. >> and yet, gina, fundamental story just okay.growth not so impressive. >> the growth isn't that impressive, i agree. i think that the labor numbers that everybody keeps pointing to aren't nearly as good but there is a recovery under way. and i think over time, that's going to to bear itself out. i actually do continue to have an overweight in stocks relative to treasuries. i think that's the way to go. treasuries have no place to go but down. on a relative basis i think stocks will do fine. >> see you soon, guys, thanks. >>> the dow is up 117 points now. the s&p 500 with a nice gain as well. of about 0.75%. we're up 250 points over the last two days on the dow. >> will the u.s. be able to convince syria to give up chemical weapons? rudy giuliani will weigh in next. plus, it's primary day in new york for his next job. >>> and later, we'll hear from the head of one oil company moving out of the middle east and doubling down on oil production right here in the united states. apache's ceo, steve ferris joins us later on in the "closi

we're joined by gina sanchez, and, gina, kick us off. two very different companies.had to buy one, would you pick microsoft over ford? >> obviously, the choice is clear. whose ceo is being asked to run which company? i think ford is a great stock. they have turned in fantastic earnings. they've turned in -- they fired on all cylinders. i mean, we've seen an increase in net income, an increase in prenet profits, liquidity, operating margin, the whole shebang. and they've been doing that by focusing on overseas growth. they've had incredible growth in china, and they've had incredible growth in india. what makes it an interesting story going forward is kind of what they're planning in india, in particular, they've had tremendous success with the ford fego, selling into the small-car market, and the ford ecosport, the compact suv. next year, they're opening a new plant, $1 billion investment. and we've seen, you know, incredible growth in disposable income in india. so that will be great for them. but, also, the european business, which has been a laggard is starting to

. >> la tia de gina dejesus dice que él sabía que hizo algo terrible y por eso se mato., >> se investigacuesta 23 mil dólares anuales hubiese costado 625 mil dólares si vivía hasta los 80 años. >> esta misma tarde las autoridades forenses avisaron a la familia de ariel castro que termino el proceso de la autopsia y que pueden recoger el cuerpo pero la familia aún no comunico que pasara con sus funerales. muchos en cleveland creen que lo harán lejos de ohio por más privacidad. >> como va a afectar el posible ataque de siria en la reforma migratoria? hablamos con labrador y dice que podría retrasar hasta el 2015 cualquier posibilidad de legalización. >> si no lo hacemos en el 2013 se hará en el 2015 pues el difícil que salga en el 2014. >> ese es el problema cuando se va a tener el debate? >> el congresista labrador dijo que estados unidos no debe ser la policía internacional y que va a votar en contra del ataque contra siria. >> muchos temen que la reforma migratoria se va a posponer por el ataque de siria el 5 de octubre es un día muy importante.- >> con la conversación en la cámara de r

at his sentencing he apologized to his victims but remained defiant keeping gina dejesus and amanda berry and michelle knight locked up in his house for around a decade. >> i have a family. every time i came home, i would be so blessed for the situation. as crazy as it would sound. i am truly sorry for what happened. to this day i'm trying to answer my own questions. i don't know why. >> reporter: only one of his victims showed up in person to confront him saying she wanted him to spend the rest of his life in prison. >> the death penalty would be so much easier. you don't deserve that. i spent 11 years in hell. now your hell is just beginning. >> reporter: for his three former captives, ariel castro's death is yet another gruesome chapter in a tragic story. ohio state and the department of corrections are investigating this death. again he was in isolation and checked on every 30 minutes but he was not on suicide watch. still so many unanswered questions here, chris. we're digging into this, making calls this morning. the irony is that this plea deal was worked out. the big sticking poin

. >>> Él sabía que lo que hizo estaba mal, y por eso se mató, dice la tía de gina de jesús, de origendólares anuales mantenr a un preso en al cárcel, si castro hubiese vivido hasta los 80 años, hubiese costado 625 mil dólares. >>> por su parte la familia de ariel castro n oha comunicado los planes para el funeral, algunas personas en cleveland opinan que tal vez será en un estado diferente al de ohio, para que la familia pueda tener la privacidad que han dicho que necesitan. >>> llegó a su fin la huelga masiva de hambre de las prisiones de california, alrededor de 30 mil internos iniciaron la protesta , de acuerdo a las condiciones inhumanas de las que son victis los prisioneros, al final solamente un centenar de reos se mantenía sin probar alimentos. >>> después de ods meses de ayuno, activistas y familiares se reuniero para anunciar que la protesta había terminado. >>tiene mucho apoyo de la asamblea y de california. >>> la huelga fue una gran victoria . >>> sus demandas son legítimas y que van a poner proyectos para realmente resolver el problema. >>> la queja principal es las celda

we took our question to gina roberts, an expert at the national food lab.ns out if you think you have to throw out the food in your refrigerator because the expiration dates have passed, think again. the only food that federal law says must have a use-by date is infant formula. some states also have their own rules on dates for food like milk. but the rest of the dates are voluntary, with the manufacturers telling you when the food tastes best, not when it makes you sick. >> the best buy dates are all there for quality reasons, not there for safety reasons. >> reporter: gina and i paid a visit to this home near san francisco. to get real appearannswers abou more important dates in their refrigerator. eggs, you can make the omelet three weeks past the date on the carton, just make sure you cook them all the way through. as for meat, she says toss it on the date of the package, unless it is frozen. >> bacteria is not going to grow in them. >> reporter: as for the pantry with the dry and use by food. >> many of them can be used six months out. >> reporter: goo

coming up next, a wonderful actress named gina torres. stay with us. complex womenand characters are defined in many of the best series on tv today. she plays one of the most interesting and best dressed, jessica pierson, a law firm specializing technical cases. she was in the matrix, firefly, and angel. and now, a clip from suits. >> i gave you that bottle when you took over from daniel. i told you to only open in case of an emergency. >> we are about to lose a huge murder case and the person behind it is one of our own lawyers. and we're in business with a man that helped cover it up. my mind most is that you betrayed me. the truth is, you warned me about all of this. i am tired of feeling betrayed by you. i would rather forgive you. >> she is such a delicate little flower. what do you enjoy most? >> i love how smart she is and she doesn't shortchange her femininity or intelligence to make it in a man's world. love that i am the physical embodiment of power today. she is important to have on the air and for people to see. i get why you like it and wh

1,000 years for abducting and sexually assaulting these three ladies amanda barry, michelle knight and gina dejesus. she was the only one who spoke in court. >> i spent 11 years in hell. now your hell is beginning. you will pay in hell for eternity. >> the women escaped back in may when amanda berry managed to break free and alert a neighbor. he served slightly less than 4 months in custody. we will continue to bring you details as it unfolds. we tried to talk to family members. i spoke to someone at the correctional facility, i will continue to call her. her number is busy at the moment. >> a lot of questions there. ainsley earhardt, thanks. >>> breaking news out of washington late last night lawmakers hammering out a plan for action in syria proposing a 90-day deadline for president obama to act. >> they are trying to sell them to their colleagues. peter doocy is live with all of the details. >> good morning patti ann. if congress votes in favor of the use of force president obama would have 60 days from the time the resolution passes to strike with only one 30-day extension written in. t

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knight,ted michele amanda berry, and gina did jesus . in hisisoned the women home, raping and abusing them. he fathered a child buried in and he'd be an starved one of them five times until she miscarried. earlier this year, amanda managed to escape the house and called police. >> please help me. >> do you need police, fire, or ambulance? >> i have been missing for 10 years. >> 53-year-old castro was arrested later that day. there were many counts of rape and aggravated murder, and he was sentenced on august 1 to life in prison plus 1000 years without the possibility of parole. on tuesday in venezuela, blackout struck the capital and several other areas in the thetry at teac hours, and system was paralyzed, with the streetlights going down, causing chaos. >> closed due to the power cuts. many shops have had to cut down after a massive blackout in caracas and dozens of other cities in venezuela. there was traffic chaos, knocking out the traffic lights, forcing many to walk or crowd onto buses. one leader says his opponents were carrying o

to take weeks. >> and we're not expecting to hear anything from amanda berry or michelle knight or ginajesus, right? >> reporter: we haven't heard it yet. they heard the news right away. their attorneys haven't issued statements. the girls have not publicly said anything, either. >> where are you located? the former location of the house? >> reporter: yeah, i'm glad you asked. this was ariel castro's front yard and the house of horrors stood here. it was demolished and this is what was built in it's place a community park. it's now referred to as kind of instead of the house of horrors, a place of hope. >>> let's get caught up on other stories with isha. >>> chaos at a high school outside of houston, a 17-year-old student stabbed to death in a fight and three other students injured. the school was put on lockdown leaving parents frantic. investigators are questioning a 17-year-old boy who authorities say is considered the sole suspect. >>> a dramatic development in the epic custody battle over a little girl named veronica. today oklahoma's governor signed an extradition order for her bi

gina dejesus' brother ricky told abc news they are all doing okay so far.nd kidnapper, ariel castro, found dead. we will have much more on this breaking story throughout the morning. >> also developing this morning, a major step forward in the president's efforts to authorize a military strike against syria. >> senate committee is set to consider authorizing such a strike today. the resolution would rule out any combat troops on the ground and limit the time the president has to act to just 90 days. >> if approved, it would represent a victory for president obama. here's abc's martha raddatz. >> reporter: the president came roaring out of the gate. the leaders of congress summoned to the white house. the pitch for a strike begins. hitting one of the top concerns head-on. >> it is limited. it does not involve boots on the ground. this is not iraq. this is not afghanistan. >> reporter: after hearing from the president about evidence the assad regime used chemical weapons against its own people, leaders from both parties say they are on board. that it is time

gina dejesus, amanda berry and michelle knight. >> hope history remembers their names and not the namef that awful man. martin savidge is joining us live from cleveland. is there an investigation from cleveland how this man was apparently able to kill himself. >> apparently there are two investigations. one conducted by the ohio state highway patrol, and independent of that there is the department of corrections that has launched its own investigation. both are expected to take weeks. >> we are not expecting to hear anything from amanda berry or michelle knight or gina dejesus, right? >> we haven't heard it yet. we know they heard the news right away. their attorneys have not issued any statements. the girls have not publicly said anything either. >> where are you located? are you at the former location of the house? >> yeah. i'm glad you asked. this was ariel castro's front yard. the house of horrors stood here. it was demolished and this is what was built in its place, a community park. it's now referred to as kind of a -- instead of the house of horrors, a place of hope. >> thank yo

i'd be a buyer right here. >> gina, what about the fundamental story?s your view on these two companies in the context of the auto sector? >> tesla is clearly a growth story. i think a lot of that growth has been priced in on that last run. i like gm between the two. if i had to buy today, i would buy gm. gm has three reasons to buy. first, they're a leader. they're the leader in north and south america. they had second strongest q2 results. i think that's going to continue. we've seen continued growth and recovery in the u.s. markets. that has resulted in growth in the housing market. their biggest seller is the silverado and that sells into construction workers. you've seen 20% growth in that market alone. that's fantastic. finally, they're investing into china. we're looking at four new plants in china that will increase their vehicle capability in china tremendously. i think right now, in fact, from a valuation perspective, gm's a better buy. >> so, gm's a better buy. rich, any thoughts on that in terms of what -- >> i do, maria. gm is the past. we'

amanda berry, michelle knight and gina dejesus were held captive. his sentence hearing in august was one of the few times he spoke publicly following his arrest. >> ierm trying to get, paint me as a monster and i'm not a monster. i'm sick. >> the former school bus driver showed no emotion as a tearful michelle knight spoke in front of the court. >> you took 11 years of my life away and i have fought back. i spent 11 years in hell and now your hell is just beginning. >> in july all three women released this youtube video to thank their supporters. >> first and foremost i want everybody to know how happy i am to be home with my family and my friends. >> i was sick, thank you. >> the bordered up home where castro tortured his victims for so many years torn down with the plea deal. and with that plea deal, castro's brothers called him a monster. we've yet to hear from the victims this morning. >>> president obama will make his pitch at the g-20 summit which kicks off on thursday. russian president vladimir putin renewed his claims that the u.s.'s claims

. >> reporter: the avon walk for breast cancer is a five year tradition for the women of gina's gang. this is the first year they are walking without her. >> if i can do this without crying. she did it last year in a while chair. >> reporter: the women admit they need the spiritual support. the walk is a two-day 30-mile journey. >> over 2,000 people signed up and they raised over $4 million. the majority of the money raised here this weekend will stay in the bay area which is really nice for people to know the money they worked so hard to raise is having an effect right at home. >> reporter: breast cancer is the second most fatal cause of death in women. >> moncel williams is a three year breast cancer survivor. she is celebrating the fact she with make this 39-mile walk this weekend to help thousands of people she has never met overcome a similar battle. in san francisco, allie rasmus. >>> good food, nice weather and a little latin music brought thousands today to jack london square. the eat real celebration offered lots of music and dishes. it emphasizes local and sustainable food f

acknowledge all of our city partners today, thank you for being here today, thank you mayor lee, and i see gina, i just want to say a couple words to you. you all look beautiful. i love you. all right. have a good day. we are going to utilize this resource. it is not going to be dormant. we are going to have this be the center of excellence in learning. all right. amen. >> supervisors it's going to be one of the more vibrant places. you so right. thank you so much. another person that's been a supporter with the mission and library, it's none other than our assembly person. tom arg no.. >> thanks for the proposals promotion. i can be my first lady. good tidings. i remember the library in 1988 people were worried that people in the neighborhood wouldn't be respectful of the library. we have proven that it takes a village and supported those bonds unanimously particularly building around the library. of course in san francisco it takes the village people. that's a little different. i remember teaching at the bay view school and how challenged the parents were to provide an education for these kid

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amanda berry and gina dejesus have been silent since their rescue except for this video statement. michelle knight confronted castro at his sentencing. she was also there when the house where the women were held was demolished. >>> walmart demonstrations and protests. today workers are targeting the nation's largest retailer in at least 15 cities. want you to take a look at the protests. they'll span from los angeles to dallas to boston. now at issue are wages. full-time employees want a minimum annual salary of $25,000. a recent government report found many walmart workers earn less than $9 an hour. and they are not alone. fast food workers did the same thing just last month and plan to continue throughout september. >>> in the new york city mayoral rai race, candinate anthony weiner isn't exactly filling his time with kissing babies. he was campaigning eight jewish bakery when a person confronted him. >> you're my judge? >> i didn't do what you did. >> what if i told you you're my job. >> you'll fix our problems and stay out of the public eye. >> that's not for me to judge. >> yo

joining me to talk about is gina mess ina, the dean at ohio's su ursulan college. a new discussion, but certainly breathing new life into it. should american catholics expect any type of forward motion of the potential for priests to be able to get married any time soon? >> well, good morning. thank you so much for having me today. i mean, this is clearly a very important conversation, and as you know, not a new conversation by any means, but a statement coming from such a high-level vatican official is very interesting. and so we are asking a lot of questions on why this kind of statement is being made. whether or not we will see any immediate changes happening, my initial guess would be no. if we look at statements made by pope frances, certainly he is sympathetic for a call for the change in the requirement for celibacy, but he has also been clear in stating that he thinks celibacy should be maintained. >> do you think though that this is a trial balloon? in one direction some would say priests getting marry side a good idea and in another direction some say wom