monday, june 9, 2008, 90 minutes to midnight in mesa arizona community, mountain ranch. nobody had heard from travis alexander in five days. a handful of concerned friends went look for him. they found their friend, pale and lifeless on the shower floor. travis' bed had 29 stab marks including the slash across his nick from ear to ear. there was a 25 caliber gunshot wound over his right eyebrow and massive amounts of blood all over the master suite. his friends had immediate suspicion as but who did it. jodi arias. the woman travis met in las vegas two years before. >> we were there for a convention, our company had a big event there. i was there in las vegas with him. >> travis! >> travis alexander was a motivational speaker, compelling and effective. he was also a close friend and co-worker of david hughes, in the fall of 2006. >> i knew he was single. and he was always looking for missal ex ander. >> enter sales woman and aspiring photographer, jodi arias. >> i told travis, hey, there is a cute girl i work with. you should meet her. he was like introduce me. i introdu

monday, june 9, 2008, 90 minutes until midnight in a mesa, arizona, community called mountain ranch. nobody had heard from travis alexander in five days. so a handful of concerned friends went looking for him. they found their friend pale and lifeless on the shower floor. >> 911 emergency. >> a friend of ours is dead in his bedroom. we haven't heard from him in a while. his roommate just went in there and sees lots of blood. >> travis' body had 29 stab marks including the slash across his neck from ear to ear. this was a .25 caliber gunshot wound over his right eyebrow and massive amounts of blood all over the master suite. his friends had immediate suspicions about who did it. >> has he been threatened by anyone recently? >> yes, he has. he has an ex-girlfriend who's been bothering him and following him and slashing tires and things like that. her name is jodi. >> jodi arias, the woman travis met in las vegas two years before. >> we were there for a convention. our company had a big event there. i was there in las vegas with him. >> travis alexander was a motivational speaker, compe

. >> this was shot at cardinchildren's medical center in mesa, arizona. to help raise money. the video is gorgeous and was produced and edited by our very own jack chapman from right here at "right this minute." he did a spectacular job. look at that beautiful angel. this video was part of a fund-raiser called "stars of the season." chester benington, the lead singer for linkin park chaired the event. >> it's grown beyond what any of us to have known. my wife likes to donate her time. her favorite way is through pet therapy. >> i got to spend the day with him. got a private tour with these guys. it is a phenomenal place for young people to go in need of medical care. >> this first little guy 6-year-old connor, the most adorable young boy. you see he is there for treatment. he does not let that smile go off his face. >> right here. three, two, one. >> michaela who has been at the hospital for a while is a big fan of "right this minute." also loved linkin park. >> no kid wants to be in the hospital, b the aunt of i've se put into this place is really inspir

from mesa, arizona, please welcome kelsey dickerson. hi, kelsey. how are you? how are you?> good, good. how are you? >> oh, come on down. >> thank you. >> awesome. now, who is your number one fan? >> well, i'd

this happened yesterday in mesa, arizona. the homeowner call eed firefighters and said his horse fell into his pool. the vet rush eed over to tranquilize the horse. the horse was not hurt. good news. >> that's why you have to have a safety gate around your pool. not just for the kids but for the horses. think about that. >> good idea. thanks so much for making us part of your morning. we want to tell you there's no 5:00 or 6:00 newscast tonight. instead sunday night football in america. a special edition of nbc bay area news follows the game and we'll be on at 11:00 tonight. stay up to date on nbcbayarea.com and have a great sunday. >> see you. over 20 million kids everyday in our country lack access to healthy food. for the first time american kids are slated to live a shorter life span than their parents. it's a problem that we can turn around and change. revolution foods is a company we started to provide access to healthy, affordable, kid-inspired, chef-crafted food. we looked at what are the aspects of food that will hel

. >> reporter: at this home in mesa, arizona no one saw him fall into the pool, but the grandson of stormy'sr heard the splash, and then the horse began to thrash. >> his head was banging against the deck, and i mean, we're talking hard. >> reporter: he's just completely freaking out. mark says they called 911. when the mesa fire department arrived -- >> that was probably the most interesting horse call i have ever been on. >> reporter: they called a vet to tranquilize the horse and managed to get his head onto the deck. it was a close call for stormy, according to the vet. >> when we took the temperature, he said that is the coldest i've ever seen a living horse. >> reporter: 92 degrees. 100 is normal. >> one, two, three. there you go. yeah, boys. >> reporter: but the rescue was a snooze, at least for the horse. [ snoring ] >> reporter: he snored through the whole thing, even when they dragged him across the lawn. >> now he's just asleep. >> he's sleeping like a pup eye dog. >> reporter: despite his traumatic two-hour dip in the pool stormy has recovered. now known for snoring up a storm. j

. >> was it mesa, arizona? >> it's hot out there. can't blame him. his head remain above water.zy today >> yesterday was the better weekend day but really splitting hairs to say that. it's still sunny today, still comfortable. high temperature of 68 degrees. the one big difference, we're noticing the winds. breezy, little bit windy conditions at times for the midday, afternoon and early evening hours. despite that weather having low impact on your day. definitely need the sunglasses. you want to keep them around for the early part of the week. talking about the winds we're starting to see them increase to the north and west of washington, gusts in leesburg around 24 miles per hour. gaithersburg 21 miles per hour. we'll continue to see these windy conditions overspread areas like washington, manassas and camp springs over the next hour or so. temperatures, we're in the 50s and 60s. 61 in frederick and washington. 58 in annapolis. 59 for those of you in leesburg. highs today in the mid-to-upper 60s. washington hits a high of 68 degrees. your hourly planner for the rest of today, n

. >> mesa, arizona fire crews rescue a horse that fell into a pool.ard of a home when it somehow wound up in the water. veterinarians used a tranquilizer on the horse so fire crews could get it out of the pool safely straps. it was quite a job. the horse was allowed to rest and was heard snoring before it was eventually returned to its owner. >> save and sound and that's k key. >>> tv viewers get quite the scare in austin, texas. a fake emergency alert ran on at&t on friday morning. programming was being interrupted at the request of the white house. at least one viewer managed to record it. >> it got my attention to say the least. broadcast alert that found that, you know, wake the dead comes on. >> the federal emergency management agency is continuing to investigate and says a nationally sinned indicated radio show somehow played the emergency message and somehow or another it ended up on tvs. >> weird. >> yeah. >> parents you hear the warnings every year. check your children's trick or treat candy before they chow down on it. >> that's right. but t

cameron mathison, abc news, mesa, arizona. >> looking good, cameron. >> cameron always looks like thisrainer, his own thing. that was nothing there. >> this isn't enough to get you in shape? you know, one of the things after i had my second child i went right back to the gym like five weeks later. i was so tired and exhausted. they are saying now research says don't do that because your body released cortisol. and it's not a good thing. you don't end up losing the fat. >> what do they recommend then? >> you need it a hours of sleep. they say sleep is important. that's the bottom line. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> goorning to yo >>> good morning to you all. i'm t.j. holmes. >> i'm reena ninan. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." the canadian prime minister says has country will never be intimidated after masked gunmen killed a soldier standing guard at canada's war memorial in ottawa, then stormed parliament. full details from ottawa in just moments. >>> the national highway traff

. >> reporter: at this home in mesa, arizona, no one saw him fall into the pool, but the grandson of and then the horse began to thrash. >> his head would bang against the deck and i mean we're talking hard. >> reporter: he's completely freaking out. >> he's freaking out. >> >> reporter: mark branham says they called 11 and when the mesa fire department arrive -- >> that was the most interesting call i've ever been on. >> reporter: they called a vet to tranquilize the horse and managed to get his head on to the deck. it was a close call for stormy, according to the vet. >> when he took his temperature he said "that's the coldest i've ever seen a living horse." >> reporter: 92 degrees. 100 is normal. >> there we go, yeah, boy. . all right. now what? >> reporter: but the rescue was a snooze -- at least for the horse. he snored through the whole thing. even when they dragged him across the lawn. >> now he's just asleep. >> he's sleeping like a puppy dog. >> reporter: despite his traumatic two-hour dip in the pool, stormy has recovered. >> the sweetest, most gentle horse. we're so glad h

. >> cameron mathison, abc news, mesa, arizona. >> looking good, cameron. >> cameron always looks likehis own trainer, his own thing. that was nothing there. >> this isn't enough to get you in shape? you know, one of the things after i had my second child i went right back to the gym like five weeks later. i was so tired and exhausted. research says don't do that because your body releases cortisol. you don't end up losing the fat. >> when do they recommend -- >> you need eight hours of sleep. they say sleep is important. that's the bottom line. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. hi, anne. how are you doing? hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah. i miss her a lot, but i'm okay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy through the colonial penn program, and this will really help with the cost of her final expenses. they have been so helpful and supportive during this time. maybe i should give them a call. i really could use s

. >> cameron mathison, abc news, mesa, arizona. >> looking good, cameron. >> cameron always looks likehis own trainer, his own thing. that was nothing there. >> this isn't enough to get you in shape? you know, one of the things after i had my second child i went right back to the gym like five weeks later. i was so tired and exhausted. research says don't do that because your body releases cortisol. you don't end up losing the fat. >> when do they recommend -- >> you need eight hours of sleep. they say sleep is important. that's the bottom line. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. . >>> making news in america this morning -- capital in chaos. a burst of gunfire terrorizes law makers in canada. what we have learned about the shooter, the soldier killed and the man who stopped it all. >>> a late night lockdown at the white house after a man jumps the fence. what we learned and the dogs that took down the intruder. >>> a family out fishing reels in something pretty rare. >> it's like an albino. >> what in the world took their bait? >>> and t

it was out of nowhere. 10q for the second quarter showed they were having problems, they had in mesa, arizonang terms of a loan and the quality was subpar and it had been rejected. this is in retrospect, of course good but making very positive pronouncements of the future possible earnings being 600-$800 ending 2014 between 400-$500 million in cash. stuart: right now i might see little bit of relief. i think the stock is overvalued here. stuart: $89 per share. thank you very much indeed. look at what we have here. go pro. it is on sale today. he has brought it with him, he will show us. what have you got? >> five her dollars, the really cool thing is that shoots in 4k. this little $500 camera shoots in 4k. do you want to grab it? it is supposed to be we're having some network connectivity issues in the studio but essentially can pitch it to an iphone and you will see what is going on. of course it freezes the second you picked up. we have a still shot of it up on here. essentially wi-fi built in. stuart: i was told this thing had a screen on the back c can see what you are shooting. >> there

there are in 22 states, 62 hools have the team name, the mascot called the redskins and in red mesa arizonaerybody on the field, practically everybody in the bleachers is a member of the navajo nation. people there reject the idea that redskin is a slur. the superintendent says, of that school district doesn't find it derogatory, says it is a sense of pride. one of the most prominent redskins name people is amanda blackhorse. most people in the town dismiss her causes. they don't know who she is. >> most of the parents love going to these games. they have a new stadium they rally behind. they say fear the spirit and redskin nation as they pound the bleachers. they don't see this as derogatory at all. they see it as someththey take pride in. >> 220 kids eagerly accepted free tickets to the redskins october 12 game in phoenix. so for those of you out this who said redskins is derogatory, time to wake up, grow up and move up. i think we should consult this high school first. >> one of the schools there said it is not a racist slur if it originates from a native american tribe, it's always used

for "good morning america," cameron mathison, abc news, mesa, arizona. >> great job, looking good. >> i am. >> we can try this at home. put your coffee down. >> it's the get busy. half of it, take your arm back, tobac front, front. >> i do the top half. >> back, back, front, front. squeezing your score. working your abs. come on, girl. >> you have to do the face too. >> but it uses your core, it's tilt, tuck and tight. >> oh, honey. me too. you can get more tilting, tucking and tightening with shaun t. 8:30, a live streaming workout. go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. ty burrell and tom bergeron coming up. tucking and tightening with >> live from the abc 7 broadcast center, this is an abc 7 news update. good morning at age 20 7 a.m. of wetdealing with a lot roadways out there this morning. it is 8:27 a.m. let's go to jack taylor . it has been tough. north on 395 to get onto lower 14 street, the light at c street is staying red too long and we contacted ddot. it has stacked up traffic back into springfield on the outer loop of the beltway is not pleasant. it should take about 2

for "good morning america," cameron mathison, abc news, mesa, arizona. >> great job, looking good. we can try this at home. put your coffee down. >> it's the get busy. half of it, take your arm back, tobac front, front. >> i do the top half. >> back, back, front, front. squeezing your score. working your abs. come on, girl. >> you have to do the face too. >> but it uses your core, it's tilt, tuck and tight. >> oh, honey. me too. you can get more tilting, tucking and tightening with shaun t. 8:30, a live streaming workout. go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. ty burrell and tom bergeron coming up. tucking and tightening with >> ♪ >> "action news" is brought to you by conicelli. >> firefighters rescued two people from an early morning blaze that ripped through five home in the hundreding park section of the city. they are being treated for burns at the hospital. the red cross is finding temporary shelter for 12 adults and six children. >>> 8:27 on this wednesday. let's turn to karen rogers see what's going on on the roads. karen. >> matt, this fatal accident if wynnefield still ca

for "good morning america," cameron mathison, abc news, mesa, arizona. >> great job, looking good.ry this at home. >> i am. if you have your coffee, put it down. let's do it. >> it's simple. it's called the get busy. half of it, take your arm back, front, front. >> i do the top half. >> just do the top half. back, back, front, front. squeezing your core. working your abs. come on, girl. >> you have to do the face too. >> but it uses your core, it's tilt, tuck and tight. >> oh, honey. me too. you can get more tilting, tucking and tightening with shaun t. 8:30, a live streaming workout. go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. i mean, celeb trainer. ty burrell and tom bergeron coming up. tucking and tightening with >>> good morning, i'm kristen sze. tonight jake peavy starts for the giants in game two of the world series in kansas city. last night hunter pence's two-run homer put the giants ahead early. madison bumgarner went seven innings. the giants routed the royals 7-1 to take a 1-0 lead in the best of seven series. they have won the last six world series and 15 of the last 17. >>

is the founder of the private equity firm patriarch partners that owns and the helicopters of mesa, arizona. the justice department inquiry is focused on tilton's hiring of a former army-- officer who ran the acquisition office. that officer allegedly steered millions of contracts to m.d. contractors -- and the helicopters while they negotiated his employment. they will provide the afghanistan air force with armed helicopters. states arehe united revising their mutual defense guidelines for the first time in nearly two decades to respond to china's military expansion and increased japan's role in regional defense. an interim report released today says the u.s. and japan are pursuing a wider partnership that requires "enhanced capabilities and greater shared as possibilities." that revision, the first since 1997, comes at a time of heightened japan-china tensions over islands claimed by both countries in the east china sea as well as concerns about north korea's nuclear development. those are some of the headlines on c-span radio. >> c-span 2015 student can competition is underway. this nati

firefighters rushed to the help of an animal trapped in mesa, arizona.ell into the swimming pool. the horse was tranquilized and was pulled to safety. >> happy ending for you. there you go. >> i like a happy ending. >> you got two. the deer got out and the horse is out. >> you said that on purpose. you absolutely said that on purpose. he likes a happy ending. you knew exactly what you were saying. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> family show. >>> coming up next, can twitter coop the street happy? we preview social media earnings. and closer look at why apple pay has had such a tough start. and as we head to break, look at u.s. futures. 1-800-345-2550 [ male announcer ] your love for trading never stops, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 even on the go. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 open a schwab account, and you could earn tdd# 1-800-345-2550 300 commission-free online trades. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 so if you get a trade idea, schwab can help you take it on. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 we're getting a lot of questions tdd# 1-800-345-2550 about organic food stocks. tdd# 1-800-

deemed to be salable and spoilage losses of plant construction related interruptions and the mesa operation, arizona, where the facility is located, is operating as a per unit and total cost structure above the targeted cost structure for the facility. so this is relatively new technology. it's type of glass not used in this kind of consumer electronics at scale before and the company having trouble producing what it promised apple. the company says we have got $85 million in the bank. we are not going out of business. we're just retruck which you aring here. also pointing that they have $1.5 billion worth of assets and $1.3 billion worth of liblgts. >> crazy, crazy. trying to get costs under control. got away from them. >> jon, it helps explain that there is something else going on here. wasn't a case of, bill, invest tofr not understanding and clearly it was not ready, jon. >> yeah. always risky dealing with new technologies and trying to ramp them up and see it with intel moving to a new process for a chip and similar to that making something new. you're always going to have yield issues and some

arizona. especially around phoenix and me mesa, where roadways quickly turned into rivers.ou can see, drivers forced to abandon vehicles. one motorist in so deep a fire crew had to rescue him. today's forecast calls for no rain in that area. >> they should be dried out for the communicate. but slow going from denver to west texas all the way east to the atlantic coast. the forecast calls for lots of and rain and the possibility of flooding. >>> and airport delays possible in kansas city as well as washington, d.c. >>> and back to the news now. and a happy reunion between a missing hiker and her parents. >> paula was her name. she and her dogs were lost in washington state. temperatures dipped into the 40s, but she told rescuers she built a fire and ate mushrooms to stave off hunger. much more on her story on "good morning america." >>> and the man charged with kidnapping university of virginia sophomore hannah graham. seen here as a cabby, he was reportedly driving a taxi when morgan harrington vanished. she was seen getting into a yellow cab. police say they have forensic

arizona this weekend led itself to water and then fell in. it happened yesterday at a backyard pool in the phoenix suburb of mesa. horse. he got pretty relaxed and started snoring. tonight it's back where it belongs. >>> cancer patient britney nanerd says she got to fulfill a lifelong dream last week thanks to the generosity of people who started donateing to a fund in her website. manerd traveled today the grand canyon. she said while she enjoyed the trip it took a physical toll on her. manerd has terminal brain cancer and says she plans to end her life on november 1st in oregon. where assisted suicide is legal. >>> jack bruce died over the weekend. bruce played bass guitar with cream and served as the police singer. he went on to play with larry coreal and john mclaughlin. bruce died yesterday of liver disease in england. jeff bruce was 71. >>> well more live coverage of tonight's giants win at at&t park. we'll take you back there live in sports wrap and we'll hear from madison baumgartner on his game five status. >> he was stellar tonight. >>> your complete bay area forecast. the warmer weather that mark is tr

drenching rain has been pounding parts of southern and central arizona with especially heavy near phoenix and mesar cars. one person got in so deep, a fire crew had to rescue him. good news, today's forecast calls for no rain in that area. >> but there is plenty of rain in the forecast for a major chunk of the nation. >> accuweather meteorologist justin povick joins us now with the details. good morning. >> well, t.j. and reena, thanks. we're dealing with some wet weather and active conditions once again over the south plains on this friday. now, thankfully not severe weather like we had yesterday on thursday. the huge hail that pelted west texas to tennis ball-sized around amarillo. now it's just some showers and some clouds, and, well, some much cooler temperatures. no longer in the 80s. in fact, we're only in the 50s around amarillo. to the south of our front, though, around dallas, houston, san antonio, still hot, sizzling sunshine, temperatures warming into the 90s here. slight chance for a shower or thunderstorm. as we look toward the upcoming weekend, i think there's a better chance of show