and he thought he could manipulate ann haynes.t he could manipulate investigators, and he believed he was getting away with it. victim to temptation. >> he made a mistake thattium arer sure a lot of people could identify with. >> then he vanishes without a trace. for almost 20 years, the disappearance goes unsolved. until a tiny chip of paint tells of a terrifying ordeal. >> it would drive me crazy to know what a murder victim goes through every time they're killed. ♪

his girlfriend, janet haynes, stayed up for a while and went to bed later. just after midnight, they heard a noise coming from the living room. gary went to investigate. >> she heard him scream for help. she heard noises. she heard sounds of a struggle. this, of course, brought her to fully awake almost instantaneously. >> janet ran to help, but without her glasses, couldn't see clearly. >> she was able to tell us that he was wearing gloves and had underwear on. >> the assailant chased janet back into the bedroom, where she was assaulted. >> he would try over the course of that attack to knock her unconscious, to suffocate her to a point where she would lose consciousness. >> she kept saying, "you don't have to kill me." he says, "yes, i do," and i think pretty much she just managed to talk him out of that possibility. >> after several hours, the attacker left. that's when janet discovered gary's lifeless body. >> gary! >> now in a state of shock, she managed to call police. >> she was asking me, "is he dead? is he dead? i know he's dead. he's dead." >> gary

haynes while you're here. in light of a story we're going to talk about later, which we know is the waco situation where police people were involved in a gun battle and nine people were killed in rival gangs. we didn't hear the language of thug. we didn't hear the criminalization of a community. do you think that context provides an interpretive analysis about how we approach these communities and if we have pre-criminalized them, we're going to tend to be more hostile, and therefore thoseç communities are going to be more vulnerable when we bring the militarized -- if you will, weaponry to bear upon them. can y'all talk a bit about that? >> i think the answer is right here. i think the real issue is media has a role to play, too. this really is a 360-degree relationship. if law enforcement thinks that, you know black people are more likely to commit crimes because that is how media continues to portray them, and there's no one to combat those stereotypes. you can't just say end racism by ending police brutali

into mount laurel, new jersey mount laurel road is closed between haynes road. that's due to an earlier accident. now a downed pole blocking the area. take elbow lane to get by. >>> sky force 10 live over breaking news we're following out of burlington county. these flames are from a brush fire in pemberton near route 70. county officials tell us the fire is contained to a four acre area. no buildings on fire or in any danger. no one is hurt. >> breaking news overnight where four people are dead after a gunman opened fire here. this happened late last night in the town of menasha, wisconsin. the shooter is among the dead. a fifth person was hurt and is in the hospital. >>> back here at home a man is dead after a shooting in kensington. police are looking for the gunman. it happened around stouton street. it's not clear what led to the violence. >> a man's bathroom break turned violent. the man decided to relieve himself in an alley way near kay and venango. a man came up to him and called him homophobic slurs and stabbed him in the face neck and hands. the victi

in haynes county texas 12 people are missing after heavy rain caused flash flooding outside san antoniothis suv was washed away with the driver inside. the driver was able to climb out the window before the vehicle was submerged. outside houston, a tornado packing winds of 100 miles per hour destroyed this apartment complex. in tulsa oklahoma, a firefighter lost his life in the deadly flooding. he most likely drown when he got caught in a storm drain. >> philadelphia police are looking for at that man who allegedly broke into a home and sexually assaulted a woman while she was sleeping. chad perdelli joins us live from the scene in south philadelphia with more on the investigation. chad. >> reporter: rick williams police continue to investigate this home invasion sexual assault, moments ago the crime scene immunity -- unit will go into the home and scour the home that may lead to the attacker. around 5:30 a.m. a woman in the row home awoke to a man standing over her, he feels wearing a mask, he demanded money, he allegedly sexually assaulted her before fleeing the residence. the woman w

manipulate ann haynes. he thought he could manipulate investigators, and he believed he was getting away with it. victim to temptation. >> he made a mistake thattium arer sure a lot of people could identify with. >> then he vanishes without a trace. for almost 20 years, the disappearance goes unsolved. until a tiny chip of paint tells of a terrifying ordeal. >> it would drive me crazy to know what a murder victim goes through every time they're killed. ♪ >>> the copper mine outside salt lake city, utah, is known as the richest toll on earth and copper isn't the only valuable mineral. >> they have gold and silver. they have very expensiive equipment. you don't just go there without usually encountering security. >> so, when the security guard wasn't on duty in 1991, it was unusual. >> i went up and figured he might be in the rest room and went and found his lunch was partly eaten, his hardhat was still there. >> the guard, rhine ruyan ruth,t suppose to leave for any reason. >> it was a strange moment where h

hall of famer marcus haynes was 89. he was the greatest dribbler i have ever seen in my life. leon: you are right about that. as ia kid, saw him a couple of times. awesome stuff. hey, give me credit, i did not jinx the nats tonight. tim: i give you extra credit. leon: still ahead -- d.c. prom. leon: the suspect in a quadruple murder at the d.c. mentioned did not act alone, the top trending story on wjla.com. t anand tlc pulls "19 kids and counting" amid child molestation charges. and next are special prom night. six students got the rockstar treatment with a motorcycle escort. they were winners of an essay contest about the importance of having a father in a home and how difficult it is to grow up without one. it has been a fixture at ballou high school. the prom was held near the carnegie convention center. leon: 7 on your side when news breaks. sign up for alerts on your phone at wjla.com/texts and enter your phone number. how about the good news with the weather? brian: it will be chilly tomorrow morning. tee time? leon: no, that was this morning. brian: we warm into the 80

late today here in haynes county, authorities said they were temporarily suspending that search because of the dangerous weather. kate? >> gabe gutierrez in texas tonight. stay safe, thank you. >>> meanwhile a tornado strike of a different kind today at a beach in florida. it was an ef-0, a water spout forming seemingly out of nowhere coming onshore and blowing a bounce house full of kids 20 feet in the air. nbc's mark potter has our report. >> reporter: on a cloudy and windy day at ft. lauderdale, a crowd of beachgoers were surprised and excited to see a rare sight. a water spout formed in the atlantic actually coming ashore right in front of them. >> it's a tornado. >> it's a underwater tornado! >> reporter: at first there was laughter as the spinning winds chased a canopy down the beach. but quickly it all turned serious as the winds flipped over then lifted up two inflatable bounce houses. one with three children inside. police say the children were as high as 15 to 20 feet in the air when they were ejected onto the sand. >> the bounce house continued to travel across the parking lo

we had planned haynes, -- plan tains, beans and rice.istmas, we would roast a whole pig for christmas eve. my abuelo and abuela, did not speaking english. mark: do you have a favorite cuban singer? senator cruz: i tend to listen to country music more than cuban music. mark: on the political front what is your aspiration for the republican presidential nominee in 2016? what percentage of the hispanic vote will they get? senator cruz: if you look at who has been hurt under the obama economy, the hispanic community has been hammered. it is far worse off. the rich are doing great under the obama economy. but the most vulnerable -- young people, hispanic, african american, single moms, their lives have gotten harder and harder. i intend to campaign in the hispanic community across the country on expanding opportunity for everyone to achieve the american dream. and i also intend to campaign vigorously on school choice, which i think is the civil rights issue of the 21st century that every child, regardless of race, ethnicity, wealth or zip cod

rick gallagher and a former spokesman, bruce hayne is a strategist and served as a media consultant to national committee 2008 u.s. presidential campaign. nominee? >> it's the way it will be this time. it's a crowded field, but it's a good time to be a republican. when you look at what the field was in 2012, it's like moving off the used car lot to the used car lot. there are a lot of candidates. there's 6 or 7 people you can see being president in the field. their senators with terrific records, new and different candidates, people who are new to the presidential field. it's a good field for the republicans, and we'll find someone that can run and win. >> same question, rich. >> as you pointed out when talking to david shuster, this is a long way between now and iowa, 8-9 months before the first, much less new hampshire, south carolina, and not everyone will stay in that long. money runs out. people tire, and they realise they'll not make a department. they'll trickle out by august, the straw poll. by the time we get to the end of the year 2015 and move to the even number year, that t

i know asthma suffers, can they do anything to protect themselves as the air quality haynes in the season? >> one thing they can do is pay attention to air quality. there are groups like clean air partners who provide e-mail alerts about when the air quality is poor, using the e.p.a. criteria, orange, red, purpose -- purple days. they can change their behavior on those days, limiting activity using air conditioning more to try to protect themselves from poor air qualities. >> that's for suffers. what about those around them? there's got to be -- in fact, most of us are more aware than we ever have been. what about the people around the suffers? what should they know? >> people around suffers could make sure they don't expose them to tobacco smoke. a lot of asthma suffers live with smokers. anybody with smoker habits should change their clothes before coming back inside and they should not handle young chirne who had breathing problems because the smoke deloings their hair and their clothes. >> i guess similar to pollen. quickly change your clothes wash your hair. similar issues. >> yes. >

that's years of hayne changes and construction. if you want to read about how they can make traffic better go to the nbc washington app and search road construction. in northwest. news4. >> we have a welcome up date. crews can stop the hike by tonight. they had previously said it might take until friday. now they're putting equipment into place to did i have territory sewage and repair the pipe soonler. some 10,000 gallons of waste waerpt leaked from the sewer line last night after it broke. >>> she came to this country not speaking any english. now two years later, she's nearly fluent and about to graduate from high school. you'll hear from the teacher behind her success. >>> also a classroom tradition takes a surprising turn. the heartfelt message from a local student from thousands of miles away. >> live pictures in oklahoma. a tornado emergency has been declared there. people are being evacuated. we're watching it and we'll >>> a delightful surprise today for some kids. a kindergartner made a wish regarding his father in the ai

our sarah haynes is all over the story. it's coming up on "g.m.a."continues at 9:00 a.m. here's the stories we're working on for you breakerring news, a new jersey -- breaking news, a new jersey state trooper is dead after hitting a deer in monmouth county. >>> how some people are finding comfort and support in social media like facebook. >>> now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. we'll be back in an hour. ♪ don't, don't, don't, don't stop the beat ♪ ♪ i can't, can't, can't, can't ♪ ♪ control my feet ♪ ♪ p p p people in the street ♪ ♪ c'mon everybody and move your feet ♪ ♪ go! ♪ ♪♪ ♪ everybody ♪ ♪ move your feet and feel united ♪ ♪ oh oh oh ♪ ♪ everybody ♪ ♪ move your feet and feel united ♪♪ whoa, this is a lunchbox not a halloween bag. rrrrr...a natural beauty. you're making me melt. shall we? mini babybel is 100% natural cheese and a whole lot of fun. mini babybel. snack a little bigger! >>> good morning, america, breaking overnight. flooding disaster. rivers rising. threatening more homes. new evacuations overnigh

sounds like an awful like what haynes serves up or greg angles will be selling, remember he came on this show? both simon and greg came on and they have red hot, plant-based yogurt. can these old food line companies stand there and let them take share like this? there are no longer tax restrictions on the charitable trust and credits rolled out a buy this morning. but, but maybe there is motivation to get the reck minute recommendation out immediately. eyebrows raised. i know there are plenty of areas right for consolidation. federal government might balk those days. so far we have a bad deal and buying this bg group and noble snapping up resources, you got to start somewhere. if these deals were isolated i couldn't bother and i don't think they can impact the market. when the acquisitions are thick and far-ranging, they do determine the direction of the average, not the dollar or interest rates or fed heads or whatever else going on out there, sun spots. so here is the bottom line as long as interest rates stay low and growth is hard to come by i think we will only see deals accelerate.

parts of the bay area and take you over to hayward where we have a serious accident blocking two hayneshbound 880 we have at least two lanes blocked as we look at golden gate bridge the drive from marin is manageable and in a couple of weekends the last weekend of may doyle drive is closed for continued work so highway one remains open but expect more traffic exact and it starts thursday may 28 through monday june 1st so use the other ways of getting around the bay area. >> a warning for drivers and passengers today wear your seat bees or get a ticket. the national click it or ticket campaign begins today and the minimum penalty is $161 in california. why risk it? in 2013 more than 21,000 people died in crashes in the united states and nearly 456 were unrestrainted. the click it or ticket campaign runs through the end of the month. >> setting bail to start the work week, forget the morning couple cup of coffee you can see why a rave at day break is the hot new thing. >> first, a look at the bay bridge from the exploritorium with a lot of cloud cover this morning and it is chilly and wea

doug haynes. i spoke to him.e said we're focused on having a culture of strong values and looking at the markets. on that note they are interested in china and japan and other parts of the asia right now. they are more bullish on european equities than they have been. steve is cautious on u.s. markets thinking stocks are highly valued here and seems to think trading will continue in a range, relatively flat or see a tick down or so. their performance has held up fairly well with the family office structure. year-to-date through mid-may, may 18 they are up 1.5% which is pretty good compared to the market. they are on assets of $11 billion. it's worth noting this all happens a year and a half after they settled charges of insider trading with a guilty plea of that for a combined $1.8 billion. both federal and civil payments that they made all together and still a significant case that the sec made against steve cohen individually on the civil side that's cycling through the courts. now having said all that, they ar

haynes i want to say how important it is what you've been doing, and the fact is you're not only a stateyou know the process that is involved in something like this legally through the justice system. and i think what you're doing, the role you're playing is so important, because we need to know. we're not all experts. we're not all in government. we're not all attorneys like you are, and so just to be told what we can expect and what we cannot expect. so talk to me about what could happen and what we could find out in about 25 minutes at this first news availability that the state's attorney has since she received the police investigation results. >> well jose i would suspect we're not going to receive in-depth facts about this case. i think that this is probably going to be the first press conference. i would anticipate it would be pretty much logistical and as far as information is going to come forward. logistical meaning the fact that the police have completed their investigation, turned over those facts for review to the state's attorney and that she will probably announce that she

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and the owner of the stop and shop and albert haynes supermarkets said that first-quarter earnings dropped to product promotions in the u.s. as it faces competition from chains such as walmart. income fell nearly 5% to 390 million euros. one of the people behind the top 100 most valuable brands reports is peter washer. peter, gray tabby have you on the program. we are now going to talk about fifa. as you look at brands and the pr disaster around fifa, how would you rate it? peter: fifa certainly is a global brand. any brand needs to be highly concerned about the way it behaves and its trust and its responsibility. these latest issues do not really help. i think the key issue is -- how are the sponsors for fifa and brands like that -- are they going to be concerned? they might well be that this thing blows up out of proportion. our evidence at millward brown shows that the data and the people react to them is that they themselves are thoroughly trusted brands indeed. to date, they are less likely to be affected by some of these scandals. francine: you are a brand expert. how would you manag

these things why there was not climate change or abortion is a sin or gay people should be shot for haynes -- -- should be shot -- oh, that's only in certain states. i'm sorry. so it doesn't work to it doesn't work to say to them "your religion is a farce." he will -- you are not going to convince these people it is true. what does work is to talk about the difference between no dominion and stewardship. dominion is one way of understanding what god gave to humans. dominion means you get to do whatever you want. you get to shit in your own kitchen. which is what we are doing now let's be frank. this is what we are doing to our planet. the other theme is stewardship which is the obligation as a christian to preserve what we have and make it better, and to pass it on to the next generation. this is not exclusive to christianity. it is on -- it is in all major religions. not just this idea of serving the planet but seeking justice. there are some other ideas in judaism, islam, and other faiths. i and with the note that if we -- i and -- i end with the note that if we want to convince the mass

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we have a problem in burlington county all morning long that road is closed mean union mill and haynesate. cruise on the scene 70 westbound lakehurst road pemberton burlington county, watch out for the crews out there today tam. >> david you said not to flick any cigarettes. >> reporter: no, we have red-flag warning from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. we're climbing in the 60s in a couple of neighborhoods. 85 is the high. sunshine and clouds as the day goes on. cy mentioned it's breezy. 85 tomorrow, spotty afternoon shower or thunderstorm. we ease back to 74 before bunching back up into the 80s on thursday. >> coming up on "g.m.a.," they spend time with reese wither democrat spoon talking about -- witherspoon talking about her new movie. we'll see you be back here at 9:00. ♪ oh here we go ♪ >> welcome back to "gma." emeril's epic breakfast in bed happening for 16 years. best one yet is come up. can't wait to see the incredible surprise. meet the moms behind a truly remarkable story. that is just minutes away. >> and kerry washington will be with us later this week. a proud supporter of neutrog

joining us now is the host of making money on fox business network charles hayne.reat to see you. >> you too. >> the obama phone thing was real. it's been radically expanded under him. now it's set to expand still more to the internet. >> in 2009 it was an $800 million program. ronald reagan started it. it started for the right reasons, i think. but it's been highjacked. and the idea is the world is moving to the internet you have to send your resumÉ out. it's unfair poor people don't have access to the interpret. so this is the next solution. so first of all runaway costs. from 800 million to $2 billion. the fcc admits if they can keep certain plans in place they may be able top prevent $2 billion every three years. another problem is this is a transfer of wealth from the middle class. that's where the money comes from. i also think there's a moral issue. this is yet another program really hard for people to get off the sofa. >> yes. >> and here's the beautiful thing. they're going to vote next month. proponents are saying we acknowledge this. instead of 13 millio