. >> gina dejesus she is indeed home. >> gina dejesus kidnapped at the age of 14, and michelle knight, never even known to be missing. >> police arrested who owns the home -- >> their abductor was a deranged school bus driver named aerial castro. but through the years of their captivity. they held on to one conviction, that their families would never give up on them. >> ten years later, that faith brought them home. the story and their book begins this way. >> now we want the world to know -- >> we survived. we love life. >> we were stronger an aerial castro. >> strong, indeed. good evening, everyone, i'm robin roberts. you're about to go on aan amazing journey of brilliance, celebration and faith. until tonight it's been a mystery what really went on in that house for an unimaginable ten year bus fort first time right here, you're going to hear that incredible story. amanda berry and gina dejesus tell it in their new book "hope." and they say that out of that, a light still shines. amanda berry now 29 is tiny. over 5 feet tall but inside, a tower of strength. >> tell me what you were

. >> gina dejesus returns here. >> gina dejesus kidnapped at the age of 14 michelle knight never evennown to be missing. their abductor was ariel castro. through the years of their captivity, they held onto one conviction. that their families would never give up on them. the story in their book titled "hope" begins this way. >> now we want the world to know. >> we survived. we love life. >> we were stronger than ariel castro. >> it is april 21st 2003 the day before her 17th birthday when the suv starts to follow her down the street. >> and he ask, do you need a ride home. and i said i said yes. >> the man inside is the father of her friend from middle school. >> i was like she's at my house. >> what happened when you went into the house? >> i never got back out. >> her memories of what happened next are still raw. >> he told me to pull down my pants. and from there, i knew like this was not going to be good. >> amanda was last seen leaving work -- >> all across the state, the news of her makes headlines. >> i said, i was going to make it home to you. >> tiny room about the size of a c

gina: i loved him. we were the most adorable couple, everybody said. >> in 1985 they went back to belsen. they were married for 50 years before norman died. gina is one of the few people left to remember the 20th century's darkest hour. ginny hill, bbc news. katty: one of america's most celebrated presidents died 150 years ago today after being shot at the theater in washington. a century half after his death his image has a remarkable appeal. the first u.s. president of the photographic euro. -- photographic era. we are looking at the 16th president in a whole new way. >> the ghostly face of abraham lincoln animated by technology. this is a digital scan of a life mask created two months before his assassination. one of the casts can be seen at the national portrait gallery. >> this is frequently confused as a death mask. he is exhausted. his eyes and cheeks are sunken in. it is the president in 1865. >> this is the closest we will get to seeing what the president actually looked like? >> yes. it create

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erik: gina you have an s&p 500 for your end of 2222.ple points higher from where we are right now. to what degree does that target assume a rate hike of 25 or 50 basis points? >> it actually assumes we get 50 basis points through the second half of next year and pickup in earnings growth as well. the more important aspect quite frankly is earnings growth. in our model every 25 basis point increase in fed funds takes only .2 x off the multiple in the s&p 500. what matter is we get an acceleration earnings growth the second half of the year and into 2016. so i'm not going zero to 50, we're probably in pretty good shape with our forecast. is it will we -- at this point in the cycle the teeny tiny moves in interest rates have very, very limited impact on futures. carl: quhiped of g.d.p. growth do you have baked into your mod until >> it's not baked into g.d.p. at all. it's based on leading model indicators and we run 10 sector models to the total. g.d.p. is a trailing number anyway. what we rely on is leading economic indicators which is ve

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to gina loudon and niger innis, david fowler and niger, i know you so well i messed up your name. i feel bad. niger you say it's not flip-flopping but that senator paul is dealing with reality. this is politics this is policy, and this is just the way that his life is going to be as a candidate now. >> no question i don't think he's flip-flopping at all. i think he clearly stated his libertarian principles. i have the pleasure of being invited to attend. i didn't endorse senator paul, but i did attend this announcement, and it was unbelievable, the electricity in the audience was amazing and it was almost like an explosion when he came out, and i must tell you, i don't think he's flip-flopping. i think the realities of policy, you look at rise of isis, you look at islamic extremism run amok around the world and i think he realizes policywise now is not a time to be tamping down on our national defense, and in terms of our hard core politics president obama has given a very bad name to the phrase humble foreign policy. so i think he has to juxtapose himself in a particular way wher

gina davis is now working behind the scenes to further the push for a quality the gina davis institutegender ingeena davis institute on gender in media. geena davis: what is lacking is a female characters, which i noticed when my daughter was a toddler, and i started watching little kids' shows, and i think because i had been able to play some really great parts for women and that i had spoke to women, i had a heightened sensibility, but i really noticed that there is wood to be really far fewer female characters than male characters for little kids, and i didn't intentionally take it this far but i found that other people seem to three -- seem to be listening, and when i asked other people, they would say the problem with any sort of gender inequality had been fixed by virtue of their being characters like lead female characters that seem to strong but not thinking that the world was to raft of female characters. alix: what extra steps to think we should be seeing? geena davis: i think we have to see boy and girls -- boys and girls sharing the sandbox weekly, as it stands now, for exa

i love seeing gina rodriguez hard at work.aking a great impression as the breakout star in the cw show "jane the virgin." i got to brag on you. i got to read the accolade "jane the virgin" best new show on tv time magazine. you heard us raving ability gina rodriguez and this adore dram di. >> it's giving me goose bumps. >> you had us from hello. >> i'm from venezuela, which is very successful. it is about a younger girl saving herself for marriage through the connections of her grandmother and grandmother's religion. the upbringing led ler to this conviction for herself. she goes to the gynecomes for a routine papsmear and gets artificially accidentally inseminated. >> i accidentally inseminated you. >> you what? >> i love the relationships in this show. this really is about the three generations of women living under one household, a big latin family. >> what did you say? >> nothing. he broke up with me mom. can you believe it? >> you come from sort of that very same dynamic at home. >> for sure. >> gina's puerto rican parent

and newt row gina anti-wrinkle cream was about 90 cents more.even dry-cleaning a woman's white shirt costs a quarter more than a man's. the same was the case for deodorant and shampoo. newt row gina flames the difference for individual pricing at retail stores.f maybe it's time to start checking out those men's razors. i agree. i'm going to start checking that out. >> and the time now, 5:19 on this friday. caught on camera, the horrifying moment that a school bus spins out of control. >> ahhh sglshgs ahhh! >> the view from inside the bus as kids hang on for their lives. >> and he looks like the guy next door, except he was busted for trying to join isis. the proof that homegrown terror could happen in your backyard. >>> plus, a life saving organ transplant on hold because too much money was raised for the man missing work to give a kidney. is that fair or foul? [ female announcer ] hands were made for talking. feet...tiptoeing. better things than the pain stiffness, and joint damage of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your

. >> the employee on the receiving end of the rant who's only been identified as gina posted commentsbout it online. gina later deleted her facebook profile and did not return our calls for a comment. >> i cannot believe anybody would be rate a human being you don't know and talk down to them like that. it's just -- it's beyond me. >> some say there's no excuse for talking to people that way. but others blame the together company. >> i think that keg companies are rad predatory. >> you understand why this girl got so upset. >> i totally understand. i mean totally. yes. that's the answer. esp inform has suspended mc henry for one week effective immediately. reporting in arlington alexandra limon fox5 local news. >> mc henry posted an apology on tweeter that reads "as frustrated as i was, i should always choose to be respect tull and take the high road i am so sorry for my actions and will learn from this mistake. i still can't wrap my head around people who even can think that way. >> all right. >> crazy. >>> what's on your radar tonight tonight. rain is the on the way. >> of course. >

gina was 14 when she was taken a year later.ide the homeúñ of ariel castro. there were beatings and starvat3z >> they were able to watch television. and they would see their family and friendsmdrí÷ over the years, how they never gave up hope. and it made it so they were not going to give up hope. >> that hope was realized&x#ew in 2013 when amanda was able to escape and leaduk authorities to the otherg<[3ñ woman. castro would be tried and convicted andwp#y die in prison. the special 20/20 tonight at 10:00 here on abc7. >> also talkede]-n about cardboard boxes and wrappers to write their journal. incredible story. >>> still ahead paying it forward in a veryp how a dollar store parking lotçai2y landed a s (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com g >>>a72r coming"6up at 4:00 wall street is watching san francisco's&é2gz tech giant twitter. but-p2x it's not just money investors are worried about today. >>> and

. >> the employee on the receiving even of the rant, who has only been identified as gina posted comments bit on line. gina later deleted her face book profile and did in the return our calls for comment. >> i cannot believe anybody would just do that to a human being that you do not know and talk down to them like that. it is beyond me. >> reporter: some say there is no excuse for talking to people that way. but now they are blaming the together company. >> they are predatory. >> reporter: you understand why they got totally up it is. >> i death thely understand. totally. that is the answer. >> wow, she's 28 right. >> yeah. >> she posted an apology says as frustrated as i was i should always choose to be respectful and take the high road. i'm's so sorry for my actions and will learn from this. >> everyone thinks she's a jerk around the country. the is she employable. that will be interesting to go see what espn does. >> that cost make you mad when you have been towed. >> i was just towed last week. >> i go out, i have the media plaquard. i'm in the media zone. i go out and my car was sto

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. >> turning to item 6 discussion and possible action on gina recruitment process charge card john mr. sincroy is leaving his post on august 2015 commission will discuss the search for a recruitment and human resources will be present to advise the commission and before we - you electro user. >> thank you for being here we should have moved this to further up but i first want to express my regrets that the letter has been not limited to and thank mr. sincroy for all the years ever work in a job that is certainly not an easy job and hopefully between now and august we'll have a more appropriate time to give our thanks for your public service with that. >> commissioners and director my name is a presented with the director of finance for the department of human resources i manage contract for the department i'm here to answer any questions about the recruitment or the executive recruitment process dr has a search the purpose a pool that is good for another year until may 20160 essentially dr plays an essential role we recommend that the commission through the d hr with a executive recru

host: we go to gina next on american history tv.s nice to be able to talk to you, miss elizabeth. i'm from alabama and i moved to cheyenne, wyoming. i have a little story -- it's not a question, but i guess you might call on the lighter side the true story of the surrender. that day at appomattox, when the two generals met general grant was dirty and disheveled and the honorable robert e lee showed up on traveler in a new suit. general grant happened to ask general lee, may i see your sort. generally most graciously let him see the sword and grant took it as surrender. that is a true story of what we call the surrender. so the south did not surrender. host: thank you for sharing. elizabeth: there are many stories connected with the surrender that don't stand up to scrutiny, the less to say. the idea lee offered grant the sword and greg refused to take it is one of them. what you allude to there is the appearance of the two men -- grant, disheveled, muddy frockcoat, lee dressed very handsomely in a dress uniform. the people present i

alison: tonight, amanda berry and gina dejsusesus spoke about their life while being hostage by ariel castro for nearly eight a decade. they just -- for nearly a decade. they just wrote a book together. >> it was amazing because she was so quiet. she was the most beautiful thing. alison: the third kidnapping victim did not take part in the "20/20" interview. ariel castro pled guilty to nearly 1000 charges, including kidnapping, rape, and torture. he killed himself in prison a few months later. a mystery in loudoun county, a young woman gone missing for years ago without a trace. the newest twist, a bone chilling letter from the woman arriving five years after she wrote it, one of many shocking turns from the case. jennifer donelan takes us on the hunt. jennifer: bethany decker wrote a letter to her future self when she was 19 years old. all of her plans were there, in black and white. get married, have a child, start a career, go to europe. >> she had lots of dreams of what her future would look like, and it was nothing like this. jennifer: decker has been gone without a trace since 2

highest size to launch at sonoma county just got their leathern it was beating pg&e prices from the gina0 percent opt out rate not expected to go above 15 on the rate issue we need puc to approve the riots ratings on the 28 because may pg&e is going to put out it's rates it is really important we beat them to the punch and go to the newspapers hey cleaner sf is better rates than pg&e and one last thing not in the timeline advocacy is miguel's we have to get the department of investment and lafco staff all working together to start right now to design and sfwrathd a build out research is planning for local resources not flushed out and it needs to be thanks. >> hello commissioner avalos jed from 350 san francisco happy earth day i'm wearing any no fossil fuel the elk club invited us 80 it to be part of earth day event i was talking with the kids it occurred they're really the ones i'm thinking of and speaking from and for they railway get to appear in front of you i told them i'll speak for them we're trying to get to clean energy so those kooidz kids can have a safe future i want to than

at the same time, neither gina our lot clerk, nor our company have any interest in seeing britt mchenryated as a result of her comments. i stud point out, christine, when i discussed this on my radio program this week, i had a number of callers and one of my pollution producers who had familiarity with this particular towing outfit believe me, they don't have any fans out there so maybe it was cya on their part but they're the ones extending the olive branch. >> they are but they are also the ones leaking the video. they've unleebed a tidal wave and they're standing there saying, wait wait, wait a minute. i don't understand that strategy. but clearly maybe they didn't realize what they were unleashing. i would say this again, to whom much is given much is expected. my late great father, of course told me that. so many kids growing up in america have heard that. we're so fortunate to get a chance to do what we do and this video world is unrelenting, and it will come at you, and we all know that. if you're in the world as britt is as i am as you are. to have any moment like this, first of

at the same time neither gina our lot clerk nor our company have any interest in seeing britt suspendedry suspended or terminated because of her comments. on my radio show i had a number of callers and one of our producers who had familiarity with this particular towing outfit believe me they don't have any fans out there so maybe it was cya on their part but they're the ones extending the olive branch. >> they are but they are also the ones leaking the video. they unleashed a tidal wave and they are standing there saying wait wait wait one minute. i don't understand that straight strategy. but clearly maybe they didn't realize what they were unleashing. i would say this, again, to whom much is given much is expected. my late great father, of course, told me that so many kids growing up in america have heard that. we're so with this great gift of being able to be a journalist in sports it's just it's unbelievable to me that anyone would not understand the magnitude of what they're doing and try to stop it as quickly as possible. >> here's my out of the box thought for britt mchenry. the

in her own comment at arlingtonnow.com the tow clerk gina says ha ha, okay and when i post the video, you'll say i deserved to be called fat. bottom line is she got towed, which has some people wondering if they are getting the whole story. >> i would be interested in seeing or hearing the entire playback. >> reporter: it was edited. >> absolutely. so they get the chance to make a one-sided argument. >> reporter: check this out. no parking zone. the tow truck parked here for hours. are they going to tow that? in arlington bruce leshan, wusa9. >> i think we both know the answer. if anybody out there has access to the unedited surveillance tape, we would love to have a look at it. >>> still ahead tonight why one small town finds itself struggling with the separation of church and nightclub. >> from feeding the hungry to saving our planet we'll look at some weekend events coming your way. >> howard will be back to tell us how the forecast is shaping up for those events, a lot more to tell you about as we continue tonight live from the nation's capital. you're watchin the world is filled

. >> gina's parents secured all the big furniture to the wall and anchor the gates to the wall too. bath time can be bonding time but adults must be on alert. >> shockingly there is a child that drowns every week in the bathtub, never leave a child alone in the bathtub. parents and care giver shoz walk around the home often looks for hazarded. and if you are a mommy to be look for issues before they arrive. >>> david murphy is here with accuweather, it's gray and cold, and it is yucky. not nice. >> that way for two days and then things get better. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows us that we are looking at slightly damp conditions and none of this is impactful we have light spotty sprinkles and showers and a lot of these falling apart. they could pop up anywhere any time. big story is the cloud cover chillier than we were the last couple of days. your temperature is 44 degrees right now and winds east-northeast at 16 miles per hour, they are blowing through the region and strong enough to definitely feel, if you are outside for a while, not only a good coat but gloves too. 48 de

. >> now two of those women, gina dejesus and amanda berry are revealing how they survived in their newook entitled "hope," and revealing what happened in an exclusive interview with robin roberts. >> now we want the world to know we survived. we love life. we were stronger than ariel castro. >> amanda berry takes us back to the spot where she was kidnapped. >> one ride can change your whole life. >> on april 21st is, 2003, she is abducted on her way home from her job at this burger king just a day before her 17th birthday by a man named ariel castro. he takes amanda to this two-storied white house on seymour avenue. in the house, amanda watches her mother, her sister, her own story slowly unfold in the bitter grays of a tiny black and white tv. >> what went through your mind watching that? >> that kept me going. i said i'm going to make it home to you. as long as you fight, i'm going to fight. >> amanda is not alone. 22-year-old michele knight is also being held captive by castro in the house turned into a bunker. >> there are doors that were put on the windows. completely covering the

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. >> here is why, this is what epa chief gina mccarthy said about these new rules, if you add up whatvoid between now and 2030 it's more than double the pollution of every power plant in america from 2012. that puts it in perspective. she said it would be equivalent of canceling out two-thirds of all the cars and trucks on the road. >> is this going to hurt the economy or not. >> of course it's going to hurt the economy but that's precisely why it's not going to.had a. the obama administration is over with, it's been over with since the end of 2012 so no future president or congress is going to abide such a lousy deal. markets realize that and that's why they're rallying. no one takes this seriously. >> steve, i don't know. i think with the execution stuff going on there's a lot that can be going on in the neck two years. >> even though you can undo it after two years, in two years you can do a lot of harm. this is part of obama's war against prosperity putting on these extra costs on the economy is going to slow it down. we are the one big country where emissions have gone down. what

. >> reporter: a year later a third kidnapping, 14-year-old gina dejesus. from day one she's a fighter. >> i tried to run, but he sat on my back. and then i just start kicking him. i kicked him and i bruised him really bad. >> reporter: through the years of their captivity, the girls bond. nothing brings them closer together than when amanda gives birth to a baby girl she names jocelyn. >> it was amazing 'cause she was so quiet. and she was just the most beautiful thing. >> reporter: amanda does all she can to create a normal life for her daughter. when jocelyn turns 5, amanda makes an imaginary schoolhouse inside the prison of their tiny room. >> we would pretend -- leave our house -- all of this in the same room, of course. >> reporter: so you're doing all this in the same room. >> yeah. i would tell her, "okay, we're at a street now, so you have to stop and look both ways for cars and then you can go across the street. and i said, okay we're at school now. and then i'd sit her at her little desk and tell her, "you have a good day at school, now, mommy wi

. >> reporter: for gina costa a consumer watchdog group says at&t's contract which all customers mustn doesn't stipulate the company will provide cuss miles an hour good service. >> there's a section called disclaimer of warranty. >> reporter: it just has to provide customers a service. >> at&t makes no warranty that the services will meet your requirements. >> reporter: but it does specify that early termination fee. >> under the terms of the agreement, you're stuck. >> reporter: so what can an unhappy customer do? well, first, keep a record of all the service problems. then contact the company every time you have one. and ask for credit or complimentary service each time. both at&t and comcast say they will provide credit if they can't fix a problem but levinson says they could fix them by letting you out of your contract. >> personally i think it's unfair to tell people you're going to give them all these services and then not perform. >> reporter: now, after consumerwatch got involved, at&t agreed to let mr. levinson break his contract with no penalty. in most cases there isn't an

norristown gina winning his tenth title match and john wooten for the most titles in ncaa basketball history. >> how about that? >> pretty cool. amaze wagon he's been able to do. >> lesley thank you very much. well it is lucy ball as, well, none of us has ever seen her before. >> it's not necessarily in a good way. coming up the statue being called everything from unsettling to terrifying. ♪ >>> did you know legendary jazz singer billy holiday was born 100 years ago today right here in philadelphia. >> the world lost lady day in 1959 at the young age of 44. but certainly her one of a kind voice has lived on in sopping like lady sings the blues and god bless the child. fitting birthday tribute philadelphia's music alliance named billy holiday as their first walk of fame inductee. >>> from one great entertainer to another this is the statue of lucille ball. the problem is, it looks nothing like lucille ball. the statue is in her hometown in new york state and many say it's a disservice to the memory of that late comedian. the statue was donated back in 2009. the original artist has now