gabriel ferris who was on his honeymoon when the crime was committed. no longer a carefree hippy in his 20s, the 55-year-old was facing a trial that could send him to prison for life for strangling his former girlfriend so many years before. >> those years had taken a toll on cheryl's family. her mother and father were now dead, but her aunt donna felt a duty to be in court every day. >> why did you feel that responsibility? >> she would have done it for me. >> was this a slam dunk case? >> no, not at all. it is a difficult case from the beginning. >> what's the biggest challenge of prosecuting a case that is more than 20 years old? >> we had at least two witnesses pass away. the age of the case, the nature of the case, and the evidence that we had, evidence that we didn't have. all were -- made it a very unique case. >> saginaw county prosecuting attorney, michael thomas, and assistant prosecutor, jeff stroud. >> you were a kid when this murder took place. >> i was 14 years old, yes. i don't even think i ever anticipated being a lawyer at that time. >>

. >> a bay area company on their honeymoon in paris. >> the impact of the rainy, windy weather, even a tornado hitting the central valley, and the we can advisory is still in effect. >>> near and uncertainty in the streets of paris. >> the moment of panic in the crowd gathering at a site of friday's terror attack. >> police say a firecracker sparked the scare and sent people running. >> we begin with new developments in the paris attacks. >> an international manhunt is on for this man, salah abdeslam. wanted for suspected involvement in the attacks. >> the police questioned and then released him hours after the violence. police arrested seven people in brussels. they're being questioned about their possible connections to the attacks, and now the death toll is 132. >> iraqi intelligence sent an alert to coalition countries one day before the massacre, warning of imminent assaults. >> now two days after the terrorist french jets bombed raqqa in syria, considered the capital of isis. >> reporter: crowds sunday evening trying to reclaim their city, chanting and singing, just moments lat

this has been a wonderful honeymoon with you. [ laughter ] cheers, mark. so now we'd like to propose a toast and invite you to join us as we continue to pioneer the multi-billion-dollar crowd-gifting market. to cash flow. sara: cheers. cheers. cheers. how long have you been in business, and what are your sales? josh created a simple page on our own wedding website. this was 10 years ago, and our wedding guests contributed more than $5,000 to our honeymoon. wow. wow. josh and i were aspiring entrepreneurs at the time. we knew that, when we got married, we were going to start our own venture someday. and just from the reaction of our wedding guests, we knew this was our business. we've helped hundreds of thousands of couples through our site, and to date, we've raised for our couples $200 million. whoa. wow. corcoran: you've got to be kidding. that's right. how do you make money? we have a deal with -- with paypal. the money that comes from guests goes directly to their paypal account, and we're taking a small fee because we have such large volume. what were

honeymoon you want to feel nice. i packed my nice clothing. >> but the airline lost elizabeth's bag. >> it was not a good way to start our honeymoon. >> this summer alone the department of transportation says airline mishandled more than half a million bags. it estimates that includes a small percentage of lost luggage. 'while the airline did offer a $50 credit, she feels like she's owed more. >> what is the likelihood of this couple seeing a return on their money or seeing a return on their bag? >> well, after a month it's pretty low. >> still, paul hudson of the nonprofit flyers rights say there are a few things you can getting a reimbursement. itemize everything in your suitcase. elizabeth did that and one better. she included pictures. >> this is a picture of like the bag and then this is another picture of the bag and then what it currently retails for. >> hudson also advises consumer to submit a claim as quickly as possible. you won't see extra cash for items with sentimental value and adds the airline will lik

"it was not a good way to start our honeymoon--- me crying in the airport." this isn't a new summer alone, the department of transportation says airlines have mishandled more than half a million bags. it estimates that includes a small percentage of lost luggage. and while the airline did offer a 50 dollar credit for future flights and reimburse her bag fee, elizabeth feels like she's owed more. reporter: "whats is the likelihood of this couple seeing a return on their money or seeing a return on their bag?" "well, after a month it's pretty low." still, paul hudson of the non-profit flyers rights says there are a few things you can do to maximize the potential of getting reimbursed. first itemize everything in your suitcase... elizabeth did that and one better... she included pictures. "this is a picture of the bag, this is another picture of the bag and then what it currently retails for." hudson also advises consumers to submit a claim as fast as possible. keep in mind, he says, you wont see any extra cash for items with sentimental value and adds the try t

you wouldn't to want lose your arm on your honeymoon. good way to start the marriage. >> hungry shark. >>> tonight on the news 4 new york starting at 5:00. what can you do, we to want thank you so much for joining with us for breaking news and weather updates, go to nbc dork.com or our mobile app.

. >> the honeymoon story from a connecticut couple. they had a close encounter with a hungry shark. happy honeymoon. >> congratulations >>> you're watching "today in >>> a live look at the hamilton bridge all lit up nicely on this thursday morning. astronomers discovered a new planet outside our solar system but within the range of being studied by telescope. this is not a telescope picture. it's an artist's rendering of the planets. some are comparing it to venus. it orbits a star only a fifth of size of our sun. the planets so close to that star, the temperature there likely about 450 degrees. >> it's toasty. >> there you go. it's obviously too hot for the planet to have water. scientists say it's cool enough to have an atmosphere. the planet is called michael-land. >> perpetual tan. >> it looks like you, there. >> little suits on. >> very nice. >>> 450 degrees, chris. >> you could be making pizzas all day, right? >> play soccer in that michael. >> your sport. >> meantime, a little cooler here today than 450 degrees. temperatures will stay in the 50s this afternoon. a lot of cloud

for the record, i hope we did not spoil the honeymooners vacation. reporting live, andrea mccarron, wusa9. >> the state department alert for americans will stay in place until the end of february. >>> tunisian is president has declared a state of emergency following a terrorist attack that killed 15 people. it targeted a bus carrying presidential guards. etsecrofary state john kerry is in the middle east night meeting with the israeli prime minister and the palestinian president. the meetings, made a new series of palestinian attacks on israelis, including the murder of an american. john kerry condemned the violence. >>> the governor against efforts to stop syrian refugees from entering virginia. the governor said logic gates weather refugees come to the country in my governors do not have any say in the matter. >> i have no say, the only thing i can do, is to say i don't want the 11 million a year that comes to us for refugee resettlement because if i don't take the money i have to eliminate the position at my department of social services who track

couple shares they're hair rowing story of being caught in the middle of the paris attack during a honeymoon. >>> there's a wind advisory in the bay area. tonight a look at current conditions and the damage already caused by the gusts today. abc7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> a dream honeymoon ends in horror for a local couple. >> let's go right to cornell bernard. you talked to these newlyweds. they're home safe but what a story to tell. >> reporter: you're right. shane and jamie-telling a chilling story. they spend part of the friday terror attacks barricaded in a restaurant and then ran through at the streets trying to get back to their hotel. >> we definitely feared for our life. >> shane and his wife, jamie, are relieved to be back home but can't help but feeling guilty. >> feels almost selfish to be here, and not be able to mourn it with people who fully understand the terror going on. >> they were spend ago two-week dream honeyman in france which ended in a night of terror. >> shooting into restaurants and because we were so close to the area and not knowing if the terror was done

honeymoon. carolina. so in love, taking pictures. >> reporter: the two appeared to be madly in love. right here. >> thank you. >> reporter: traveling the world, posting youtube video after youtube video. >> this is us. honeymoon. >> we've got drinks on the house, little virgin pina coladas, water. ago. >> on our way to chicago to take a romantic get away. >> by all accounts they were very, very loving. she would often speak about her relationship with him and how to further a happy marriage. by all outward signs they were very, very happy. >> reporter: here amanda blackburn even offering some traditional marriage advice to men. >> you can lead your wife best by just being a really, really godly example to her. >> reporter: and here the whole family dressed up for halloween, showing how quickly lives can change. >> the blackburns were members of our community. and we're neighbors. >> reporter: neighborhood crime watch captain is a family friend. >> amanda was an amazing person. she's just an absolutely bea

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. >> do you expect a long honeymoon or a short honeymoon? >> about 45 minutes. >> what an obamacare replacement would look like, lawmakers could provide for the american people to illustrate how republicans would do things differently. bret? >>> the sop 500 finished. they are not aware of any americans despite sf the russian crash. . there are plenty of questions about what caused that. >> the debris of the metrojet aircraft can be seen for miles. the remnants of number 321 was broken. a clear sign it broke in mid air not on impact. they ruled out technical flaws or human error. >> translator: there are not such faults as engine failure. system failure, there is no such combination of system failures that could lead to a plane breaking up in the air. >> reporter: but investigators have not ruled anything out, including structural failure. in-flight breakups are rare but have happened in the past. and the metrojet plane had suffered but there is growing speculation tonight that the plane still, a local egyptian branch of isis claims it shot t

the number two candidate went to the soviet union on t tir honeymoon and i don't think he ever came back. if we dont beat those people, who the hell are we gonna beat?" beat?"the candidates also talked about the spending bill that had just been passed by the house hos before their debate -- growing the economy anti-trust violations in a consolodating american economy. the primetime debate had plenty of fireworks too. too.the republicans on stage -- and even reince prebius -- national committee -- criticized c-n-b-c for trying to catch the candidates in trap questions and for not letting them debate the issues. but onf of the most firey exchanges happened between the two candidates from floriri. jeb bush and marco rubio had worked together before -- but bush started lecturing rubio over missing votes in the senate so that he could be on the campaign trail "he's a gifted politician but marco, when you signed up for this, this was a six year term. and you should be showing up to work. i mean literally, the senate, what is it like a french wok week? you have to show up? up?the only reason wh

. >> we had a great honeymoon, love. >> reporter: traveling the world, posting youtube videos. from their honeymoon -- >> we've got drinks on the house, a little virgin pina >> reporter: this video two weeks ago. >> on our way to chicago to take a romantic getaway. >> she would often speak about her relationship with him and how to further a happy marriage. questions. like whether a robbery a few doors away that happened just hours before is related. >> you would have to look at the other break-in to see if there were similarities. >> reporter: davey blackburn releasing this statement. it's impossible to communicate been forced to process. i have not only lost my ministry partner and support, but also my very best friend. out her husband as a suspect. his gym l.a. fitness confirmed to abc news that a blackburn checked in at 6:21 a.m. to this location tuesday morning. a less than 15-minute drive from their home. police stating they have obtained surveillance video that shows blackburn entering and leaving the gym. neighborhood crime watch captain ryan mcconnell is a family frien

on your honeymoon you want to feel nice. packed my really nice clothing. >> reporter: but somewhere along the way, the airline lost elizabeth's bag. >> it was not a good way to start our honeymoon, me crying in the airport. >> reporter: this isn't a new story. in fact, this summer alone, the department of transportation says airline mishandled more than half a million bags. it estimates that includes a small percentage of lost luggage. and while the airline did offer a $50 credit for future flights and reimburse her bag fee, elizabeth feels like she's owed more. >> what is the likelihood of this couple seeing a return on their money or seeing a return on their bag? >> well, after a month, it's pretty low. >> reporter: still, paul hudson of the non-profit, flyers rights, says there are a few things you can do to maximize the potential or getting a reimbursement. first, itemize everything in your suitcase. elizabeth did that and one better. she included pictures. >> this is a picture of, like, the bag and then this is another

when we notified a couple of the state of department alert, a couple, headed to africa on their honeymoon. we want to give you a look at the incredible traffic here at the airport. it is at a crawl. not just in front of the airport but all along the highway so you will want to leave extra time if you are picking up a loved one at the airport. andrea mccarron, wusa9. >> that does not look like fun. officials say extremists have targeted large sporting events, open markets in aviation in the past. americans are urged to avoid large crowds. >>> in his first visit since the attacks on terrorist that killed 130 people francois hollande landed in washington today to press the president to do more in the fight against isis. the leaders are discussing russia's what role in a coalition force. we are covering it all from the newsroom. >> the meeting covered a lot of ground but focused on how to defeat isis. the french leaders message is clear, more needs to be done. francois hollande has made no secret of his stance against isis. arriving today he is pushing the president to expand america's role i

still in tact, this was his honeymoon trip in south africa. besides a few rattled nerves he was not hurt and was able to enjoy the rest of his honeymoon. >> was he really? >> you could hear everybody laughing. shark tried to bite me. >>> coming up -- not many can say that. seaworld drops a bombshell. coming up, what will take its place. >>> a social media uproar forces several malls in our area to bring back christmas. why some shoppers thought a new modern santa looked more like the grinch. >>> lester holt has a look at what he's working on tonight. >> here's what we're covering tonight on nbc "nightly news" students take a stand on a major university campus. tonight, how they forced out the university president and what happens now. >>> we'll tell you why federal highway safety officials have changed their thinking and now calling for seat belts on cool buses. >>> could russian athletes be banned from the next olympics. the world anti-doping agency -are you happy with your bathroom? i wasn't. until i learned about bath fitter. bath fitter pu

after a storybook wedding and a magical honeymoon, mitchell and i are finally newlyweds.you sure you wouldn't be more comfortable in your own chair? [ scoffs ] there's no more "my chair" or "your chair." so we got back from our honeymoon several weeks ago, and it feels like it never-- never ended? oh, my gosh. it's like we have one mind and one heart. and one chair. - [ chuckles ] - ha ha. happy three-month anniversary. oh, is that today? [ chuckles ] so, listen, i have this boring cocktail thing at the office, but i should be home by 6:00, and then we can head to the party. for you, dad. from dad. again. flowers? but you just got me flowers yesterday. well, you also had cereal yesterday. and i wouldn't mind having some today. sure was nice when this house wasn't full of bees.

. >> newlyweds describing the route to their honeymoon. >> turks and caicos is a glamorous place.airlines mishandled more than half a million bags. it estimates that includes a small percentage of lost luggage. while the airline did offer a $50 credit for future flights and reimbursed her bag fee, elizabeth feels like she was owed more. >> what is likelihood of this couple seeing a return on their money or seeing a return on their bag. >> after a month it's pretty low. >> still paul hudson of nonprofit flyers rights says there are a few things can you do to maximize the potential of getting a reimbursement. first, itemize everything in your suitcase. elizabeth did that and one better, she included pictures. >> this is a picture of like the bag. this is another picture of the bag and what it currently retails for. >> hudson also advises consumers to submit a claim as quickly as possible. keep in mind, he says, you won't see any extra cash for items with sentimental value and the airlines will likely try to depreciate the value of your items. technically airlines can reimburse trave

they were on their honeymoon. right? south africa. >> jadiann: now they are sharing that account of this jaw-dropping encounter. adam williams has the story. >> reporter: lots of newlyweds enjoyed looking at their honeymoon videos. the rileys especially enjoyed this one. >> it all happened so fast. the shark came out of nowhere. out of the murky water. >> reporter: his bride had seen enough sharks and was back on the ship out of the cage. >> i was right behind it. like, looking over the rail. i saw the shark come and slam into the cage. i didn't know it went inside until we watched the video. i just thought, well, he is going to be happy about that footage. >> reporter: some people are blasting the shark cage company for endanger the animal. the story is on-line all over the world. >> it is kind of funny to see all the different articles out there. it is like, "extreme diver." narrowly escapes death. it is funny reading all those things. you know, it didn't seem that dangerous or crazy when it was happening. >> reporter:

if it doesn't work, this is the horse et honeymoon ever. but if it works, you learned s inthing. >> angelina wore a champagne callered versace ground covered in crystals. brad, sli some back hair. under it all, totally uniteed. >> what is it like working together and teaking direction from your wife? >> you have to trust yourcked director and who do i trust more than my wife? >> it he is my husband. i can lock at me and i can say, fine and he will say, no, you're just saying that. >> what's cookin' good lookin? the sea is the couple's most personal project yet. but all their hard work was nothing compared to angelina's cancer scare. >>>> by you talked about that on nbc but how tough was that? >> it is scary, you make your best decisions then caron. >> carry on is what they do best as we witnessed in the nbc interview. >> seeing my wife be strong andry knowing it is as scary as it is and not being there is feeling. >> every woman is different going through menopause. it is different, emotions change. but it is different. you feel different.

abc7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> a dream honeymoon ends in horror for a local couple. >> let's bernard. you talked to these newlyweds. they're home safe but what a story to tell. >> reporter: you're right. shane and jamie-telling a chilling story. they spend part of the friday terror attacks barricaded in a restaurant and then ran through at the streets trying to get back to their hotel. >> we definitely feared for our life. >> shane and his wife, jamie, are relieved to be back home but can't help but feeling guilty. >> feels almost selfish to be here, and not be able to mourn it with people who fully understand the terror going on. >> they were spend ago two-week dream honeyman in france which ended in a night of terror. >> shooting into restaurants and because we were so close to the area and not knowing if the terror was done. >> they were having dinner with two friends two blocks airplane from the concert hall, the scene of a massacre. unbelievably, their friends had tickets to theea

. >> it is not a honeymoon. it is a loot of fight pg. >> look alike daughter, dannie lynn, emotional look back with letter dad. >> what do you do when she says i want my mommy. >> bobbi kristina's aunt speaking the first time about her niece's death. >> i did everything remotely possible. just came a little too late. >> as robin williams widow breaks her silence. >> robin, what did you do? >> plus, that time again. >> here comes another favorite thing. >> oprah's favorite things. what's on her list this year? >> oh, my god, i love this. >> now in our 35th season, this is entertainment tonight. >> thanks for joining us, everyone. as we continue to celebrate our 35th season here at "e.t." all month long. we look back at more than three decades of making entertainment news history. >> from our coverage of theed withing that touched our hearts to the loss after few famous faces we will never forget. this weekend, we have all new exclusive with the people who saw everything. >> but first we begin with a major story t

. >> do you expect a long honeymoon or a short honeymoon? >> about 45 minutes. >> what an obamacare replacement would look like, lawmakers could provide for the american people to illustrate how republicans would do things differently. bret? >>> the sop 500 finished. they are not aware of any americans despite sf the russian crash. . there are plenty of questions about what caused that. >> the debris of the metrojet aircraft can be seen for miles. the remnants of number 321 was broken. a clear sign it broke in mid air not on impact. they ruled out technical flaws or human error. >> translator: there are not such faults as engine failure. system failure, there is no such combination of system failures that could lead to a plane breaking up in the air. >> reporter: but investigators have not ruled anything out, including structural failure. in-flight breakups are rare but have happened in the past. and the metrojet plane had suffered but there is growing speculation tonight that the plane still, a local egyptian branch of isis claims it shot t

adam william has their story. >> anchor: lots of newlyweds enjoyed looking at their honeymoon videos. the reillies especially enjoyed this one . >>> it all happened just so fast. the shark just came out of nowhere out of the murky waters . >> anchor: his bride already had seen enough sharks and was back on ship out of the cage . >>> i was right behind it like looking over the rail when i saw the shark come and slam into the cage. i didn't know it went inside i just thought, well, he will be happy about that footage . >> anchor: some people who have seen the video are blasting the shark cage company for endangering the animal . >> anchor: that shark came at the bait really fast and didn't really have much time to do anything else but pull the bait . >> anchor: and pull they did right where spencer would have been holding on if he wasn't holding his camera. a long with the viral video their story is on-line, all over the world. >>> it's kind of funny to see all of the different articles out. there it's like extreme diver like narrowly escapes death and funny reading all of those things.

. >> reporter: newlyweds elizabeth d paul describing the route to their honeymoon. >> turks and caicos is a really glamorous place and you wanted wo dress nice so i packed my really nice clothing. it was not a good way to start my honeymoon, me crying in the airport. >> reporter: airlines mishandled more than half a million bags. that includes a small percentage of lost luthggage. reimburse her bag fee and offer $50. what is the likelihood of her seeing a return on her money or her bag? >> after a month it's pretty w. >> reporter: still there are a few things you can do to maximize the potential of getting a reimbursement. first, item miez ize ize ize everything in your suitcase. >> this is a picture of the bag and what it currently retails r. >> reporter: hudson alsoy visors consumers to submit a claim as quickly as possible. he adds the airline will likely try to depreciate the value of your items. he says airlines reject claims about 90% of the time. or homeowners. >> most homeowners policies have a provision for theft loss even if it's outside the home. >> it's a shame for them. we

exactly what i asked on my honeymoon.on't know what you mean, it's so much different. for example, take a look at this hard hitting interview i conducted last week. who dressed you this morning, sally. wasn't by any chance, satan? [ laughter ]. kennedy: see? so different. i forgot my pearls. thank you for watching tonight, i love all of you, even the haters. i know i sound like taylor swift. you can watch all new episodes of "kennedy" monday through thursday. follow me on -- good night. video collection. (doorbell chiming) oh, hey, hi, dean. hey, hi there, uh... bob. (narrator) from the battlefield to the white house, from hollywood to the heartland, america's entertainer was bob hope. oh, this room, it's so dull and depressing tonight. if only there was some way to brighten it. oh, of course. (laughter)

will either one be able to have this honeymoon to sort of get their agenda started? >> no.vitter and edwards got into the budget fight with the legislature and jindal this week, both asked the legislature to reject a deficit reduction plan by bobby jindal. and they're going to have to get into it right away. we're talking about some major deficits in the upcoming years, $1 billion or more for the next five, so there is no honeymoon period. they're going to have to find a nice scotch, settle in and just embrace the lunacy of the next four years. >> all right, going into election night, who would you rather be, edwards or vitter? >> well, i try not to make predictions, but the polling trends right now do favor john bill edwards with david vitter starting to see more of his conservative votes come back home. so, it's going to be an interesting night in louisiana. >> less than a field goal? >> that's what i'm thinking, it could be a one to three-point race. it could get tight. >> that's my gut, too. chairman alford, thanks for your wisdom. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> we ha

exactly what i asked on my honeymoon.'t know what you mean, it's so much different. for example, take a look at this hard hitting interview i conducted last week. who dressed you this morning, sally. wasn't by any chance, satan? [ laughter ]. kennedy: see? so different. i forgot my pearls. thank you for watching tonight, i love all of you, even the haters. i know i sound like taylor swift. you can watch all new episodes of "kennedy" monday through thursday. follow me on -- good night. intertance starts rt now. see you tomorrow. >> at the edge of death valley. >> weird and unique. >> a man puts a dusty weigh station on the map, but the down and his legacy foul on hard times. >> i was hear from residence it was an ey eyesore. >> has he left his family a money pit. >> keep it in the family at all cost. >> or a monument. >> sometimes in life we don't appreciate things until they are gone.

they went cage diving for their honeymoon and got much more than they bargained for. the great white was chasing bait when it noticed the people inside the cage and went for the cage. the two were not hurt, but they may want to stick to the beach next time or find a cozier place to have a honeymoon. >> looks like sharks are getting crazy out there lately. >> summer's over and they're still out there. >> more reported attacks i think or attempted attacks this year than in a long time. any way, let's check on the weather. tom, not good swiping weather out there today. >> no, no penetrating cold start to this monday. temperatures are in the 30s. all dry on storm team 4 radar. a few sprinkles culpepeculpeper charlottesville, west to the shenandoah valley. maybe a few sprinkles around here at 1:00. a little light rain possible in the southern suburbs at 4:00 p.m., metro area 5:00 p.m. through the rest of the evening. 50s overnight tonight. rainfall forecast. total amounts of rain by the time this ends tomorrow afternoon, we might pick up to an inch of rain. this purple zon

. >> reporter: they were spending a two-week dream honeymoon in france. >> they were throwing grenades into restaurants and shooting into restaurants. because we were so close to the area. >> reporter: they were having dinner with two friends two blocks away from the bataclan concert hall. their friends had tickets to the eagles of death metal concert but decided at the last minute to cancel. >> so glad they did. who knows what would have happened. >> reporter: the couple took this picture as cafe owners told patrons to stay calm. >> they said we are on lockdown. they closed the curtains, locked the doors. >> people were upset visibly and emotionally you could see tears. >> reporter: three hours later they left the restaurant to try to get back to their hotel. >> the fight or flight theory. >> people running. there were cops everywhere. >> reporter: three hours later, they made it back to their hotel and set for the airport the next morning where they found massive crowds and chaos. >> we didn't think we were going to get home. my hearts are going out to other people that maybe weren't