what was it that sandy didn't cook? she loved chuck brown. and she love her family. the life of the party. she was a good hearted, genuine, caring, considerate person that anyone who was be in her presence. growing up in calvert county sandy had a love for the water and with solomon's island just a few miles away she was often there. especially during the summer type. this would be her time of year, right here. but in november of 2010, someone had it out for sandy long and her life was cut short at 43. we know that it was a crime of passing, not sure why this happened. sergeant david sexton with the maryland state police has been on the case since sandy's body was discovered by some hunters in a dirt parking lot by camp canoe road. >> she was stabbed a couple times, stabbed in the neck, a stabbed in the chest. had lacerations to the legs. >> did she fight? >> there were very minute defense injuries to her hands. >> the last time anyone heard from sandy long was on the morning of it was just after 8:00 and she used her cellphone to clock in to work. it would be the la

and she l >> sandy was the life of the party. was a good hearted, genuine, caring, consider it person, anyone around her loved being in her presence. >> reporter: sandy had a love for the water and with solomon's island a few miles away, she was often there. >> during the summertime this would be her time of year right here. >> reporter: in november of 2010, someone headed out for sandy long and her life was cut short at 43. >> we know that it was a crime of passion, not sure why this happened. >> reporter: sergeant david six ton with the maryland state police has been on the case since sandy's body was discovered by hunters in a dirt parking lot. >> she was stabbed several times. stabbed on the neck. in the chest. had lacerations to the legs. >> reporter: >> there were very minute defense injuries to her hands. >> reporter: the last time anyone had heard from her was on the more than of november 30th, 2010 after 8:00 and she used her cell phone to clock in to work. it would be the last time she used her cell phone that day. six

the voice, the mannerisms. >> jimmy: the name sandy? >> the name sandy, yes.e's been my manager a very long time. >> jimmy: how long? >> since i'm like 22, a real long time. yeah, yeah, 28 years. so sandy, okay, so he's a great guy. he's a very smart guy. he loves me, he treats me like family, my whole family, we all love him. but in the early days, i'm going to tell you a funny story about old sandy. a lot of times when you call your manager or your agent, they work at these giant agencies and management companies. they talk to you, they try to make it look like it's just you in their day, but they've got other people. sandy's on the phone with me talking. he's telling me stuff. i'm telling him stuff. i'm like, this is my manager, i feel very safe telling him things. then we end the call and i hear him say, "linda, call so-and-so." i'm like, linda? who's linda? and he has his assistant listening listening to the call. he's calling the next person. so i catch him doing that. i call him and i say, dude. was linda -- is linda -- was she on the phone while i was

doppler 7, meteorologist sandy patel will be back doppler 7, meteorologist sandy patel will be back ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. >>> was it a social blunder or misunderstanding between the mayor of jerusalem and san francisco state? we're talking about the mayor cancelling a speech that was supposed to be delivered at s.f. state after accusing the university of trying to silence him. abc 7 news reporter says changes have been made by the university. >> reporter: this is what happened exactly a year ago today. pro pls protesters interrupted a public speech that was being given by the mayor of jerusalem near san francisco state. the university acknowledged that the students violated campus policy by disrupting the event. meanwhile, an independent review found that the university did not properly handle the protest. still, he said he felt a moral obligation to return to san francisco state, except that he claims this time the university offered him a lot less exposure. in a statement the mayor says the university offered a tickete

instead, all of the staff was reporting to sandy and john.n they did that, i said you , guys are crazy. this will destroy the company. the second you do this, people will build trenches and stockpile ammunition. and by the time you two guys figured out, a lot of good , note had left the company realizing i would be the first casualty, by the way. they were saying, it works for me. i kept saying, it does not matter if it works for you. it matters if it works for the clients and employees. it works for me. so when you hear a ceo say, it works for me, you should question their intelligence a little bit, because it is not the way you should look at business. it is what works for the client ultimately. david: when you were fired and were looking for something to do, you had a lot of jobs. i think you are offered the ceo of home depot? jamie: home depot, a couple of big international investment banks. not to run the parent company, but to run the investment bank. hank greenberg who ran aig said, why don't you come over here? all i could think to my

sandy tells rebecca that it was just an accident. i think-- that she doesn't want to give rebecca any extra trouble. rebecca? uncle brendan. it's so good to meet you, finally. yeah, i wish it were under happier circumstances. how are you holding up? we're o.k. it's dad i'm worried about. does he know you called me? yes. he wants to see you. can i go in and see him? excuse me. this is my unclerendan. he'd like to see my father. yes, come in. he's resting. uh... i'd like to see him alone for a few minutes, if that's o.k. yes. of course. i hope we did the right thing. kev, are you all right? i'm worried about you. i'll survive. do you want to go get something to drink? no. i'm going to go and say "goodnight" to sandy. i'll be back. patrick? patrick. it's brendan-- your long-lost brother. ( sighs ) oh, sandy. i can't believe it. rebecca called me. she told me you asked for me to come. ( gasps ): i'm... i... i'm glad... glad you came. ( gasping ) it's been a long time... ( gasping ) it's too long, i guess. you know what we are? we're two

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my disney became my manager like sandy becomes the manager on "sandy wexler." >> stephen: you're lockedp. you can't get away from them. towfer be smiling all the time. >> you have to be in the disney way. >> stephen: what's the disney way. >> you have to be the disney point and be proper and dressed a certain way but it's a great experience. >> stephen: you're always a cast member? a always in the disney way. i'll remember what that is a little bit later again. >> stephen: you're talking like someone who's recovered from a cult. ( laughter ) >> but it's a great experience. i use the cruise ship experience. i say if i can get through this, it means i can audition for a show like "american idol." but i made it and now here i am. >> stephen: this is the '90s. you were but a tyke when this actual thing takes place because this is like '95. >> yes. >> stephen: and you've done a little throwback dressing here. this is you in your best '90s garb. because there any please hammer don't hurt 'em patch? >> there was a lot of that. i realized in the fitting i'm, like, dude, i've got that in my clos

sandy hook was preventable. and had someone been able to see those signs and signals that our shooter gave off throughout his life, and connect those dots, and make an intervention, i wouldn't be sitting here talking to you today. >> pelley: a parent who has lost a child has one fear left: the end of remembering. and so many of the families have created projects that introduce their child to new people. ben wheeler now lives in the work of ben's lighthouse. his mother, francine, creates service projects for newtown kids. >> francine wheeler: what a wonderful way to honor him and continue to be his parents. >> pelley: continue to be his parents? >> francine wheeler: yeah. i can't live the rest of my life not talking about him. i mean, imagine you having a six-year-old, and then you don't anymore. are you going to stop talking about them? the worst thing you can do to a grieving parent is not to mention the child. then you're not acknowledging his existence. and so when people do acknowledge it, i'm so appreciativ

violence was nowhere on my radar before sandy hook. moved into town in 2011 and less than two years later, my son was killed. this is something i have no clue about. i would hear about it in the news just think how awful it was. ♪ groups talk about the past. legislation never makes it has congress making it difficult to shine the light on a major problem in our country. >> you can have all the restrictions you want but the bad guys will always have the guns. [indiscernible] violence and gun the tragedy that god violence [indiscernible] we may not violence, solve the problem in six months or two years but we work on a day after day and year after year. [indiscernible] ♪ every day, police officers make a commitment to protect our country and keep the people safe. in order to complete the task of finding ways to minimize the level of gun violence, we must learn to work together. frustratione of particularly in big cities is we spend a lot of time trying to keep young people alive. -- more partners. we need people in it more consistently i

sandy, start with you.ou say you expect for ipo market in 2017 to be the best since the dotcom boom but if i look at canada goose and even snap, how it's traded, not encouraging on the action. >> i think i'm quite encouraged really. i think you don't want to see stocks double or triple on the ipo. snap and others are up in a nice pattern and i think set the stage well. you have to remember these stocks are volatile because the company is going public today are exciting companies with fast growth, big revenues in many cases but they are money losing companies so there's always a variability of opinion on companies like that we'll see volatility but the powerful trend is there. we'll see a robust market not just this year but into next. >> sandy mentioned there were no triple digit gains. solid gains. of the 23 priced in the first quarter, 18 are above the offer price. snap priced to 17. trading low. >> nobody that bought it on the first day is happy. >> they bought it in the aftermarket. the fact is i think

you chose to go to work for sandy. why did you do that?ie: sandy was a small broker, and i found him kind of down to earth. he had offered me to go to shearson, their investment bank. i said, no. i said i would learn more at goldman sachs, morgan stanley, and lehman. he said, why don't you come be my assistant? i was a baker scholar. it was important to him. he said, why don't you come be my assistant? you will learn a lot. i know it's going to happen. so he lasted there about three more years. you did learn a lot. david: when he left -- jamie: i was offered a bunch of jobs to stay and stuff like that, but he said, we will find something, build something great. so we took over this little company called commercial credit in baltimore here. one of my babies was born in sinai hospital i moved down , here. i took his little company. it had seven other little companies including like a leasing company in israel, a small international bank which made bank loans that all went bankrupt a small life insurance , company, and that company is the sam

the place was devastated by hurricane sandy in 2012 and undertake and massive effort to rebuild.hat will the next wave to royal union beach be one of corruption? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> monmouth county prosecutor's office lawned an investigation of union beach police chief charles irvine after allegation that's the chief urged one of the officers to work off-duty security job while on duty and at local bar more than $200.

keep it simple, sandy. [closing bell rings] liz: i like it. sandy dalton.the state of ohio for financial advice. stocks climb into the green. david, melissa, an interesting final hour. david: indeed. melissa: dow snapping a two-game losing streak. 40 points, s&p and nasdaq fighting for gains, turning positive in the final minutes. i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. we're glad you can join us. which have you covered on big market movers. here is what else we have for you, very busy news day. era for u.s. economic victory has begun. making comments to union workers this afternoon, big business and infrastructure. details of a rebuilding project

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why did you go to sandy? >> he had a small broker. i found him down to earth. he offered me to go to sheersen their investment bank. i said no. i had offers from goldman sachs, and others. they called me up. i was a banker scholar which was important. why don't you come be my assistant. you'll learn a lot. i don't know what's going to the happen. so american express -- he lasted about three more years. so -- but you did learn a lot. >> so when he left -- >> i left with him. i was offered a bunch of jobs to stay. he said we're going to build something great. so we took over this company called commercial credit in baltimore here. one of my babies was born at signi hospital and i moved down here and we took this little company. it had consumer finance like seven other little companies including a leezing company in israel, a small international bank which made loans. property casualty company. a small life insurance company. and that company is the same company that became city. and over those 12 years -- so these names you'll recognize. smith barny. solomon brot

they only reported to sandy and john.nesday did that, i said to them, -- when they did that, i said, you guys are crazy. this will destroy the company. the second you do this, people will build trenches and stockpile ammunition. by the time you two guys figure it out, a lot of people would have left the company. saying it works for , me. it works for me. i said, it doesn't matter if it works for you. it matters if it works for the clients and employees. it works for me. when you hear a ceo say, it works for me, you should question their intelligence a little bit. that's not how you should look at business. it is what works for the client ultimately. david: so when you were fired, and you were looking for something to do, you have it lot of jobs. i think you were offered ceo of home depot? jamie: home depot, a couple of big international investment banks. hank greenberg, who ran aig, said, why don't you come over here? i could go from sandy well to hank greenberg? you would have to have your head checked. a bunch of privat

. >> reporter: more than two years after chinese security officials detained sandy phan-gillis, she's back home in the u.s. in a statement, her husband said, "many of sandy's friends and family members have been crying tears of joy." the 57-year-old is an american citizen of chinese descent. in 2015, she was visiting china on a trade mission with houston officials and business people when suddenly, she disappeared. >> she was subjected to repeated threats, including the threat to take away her access to doctors and medicine. >> reporter: last month, her husband, jeff, told senators her captors accused her of spying for the u.s. >> sandy is not some top-secret agent for the f.b.i. she is a wife and a mother and a business woman. >> reporter: phan-gillis' detention created friction between washington and beijing. her case had stalled until secretary of state rex tillerson reportedly raised it on a trip to china in march. on tuesday, a court in china sentenced phan-gillis to three and a half years in prison and ordered her deportation. texas congressman al green, who called for her relea

i love it. >> you're so deserving. >> "sandy wexler" guys., anne hathaway is here live. come on back. they lost over 300 pounds together! now, they're giving you their slim-down secrets. plus a slimmed down taco night. >> do a taco cheer! >> next rachael! ♪ hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. day that is coming up. our parent company disney is celebrating with meet me at the park refurbishing parking all over the country. be inspired to vote for your local park. speaking of the great outdoors an amazing wildlife film "born in china" hits theaters april 21. are you ready to do this, let's get a check of the local weather. >> reporter: all right, ginger we have showers moving through west to east. some of you looking at wet road conditions. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we move from the 60ss to a high of 74. showers this afternoon, but

i love it. >> you're so deserving. >> "sandy wexler" guys.g up, anne hathaway is here live. come on back. nobody does underwater stunts, sylvia. except me, of course. this is my stop. adios! ♪ if you're a stuntman, you cheat death. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. número uno! >>> welcome back to "good morning america." i have a budden meteorologist here. this is andrew, right? >> yep. >> we have to talk about earth day. our parent company, disney is celebrating with a campaign called meet me at the park. the project refurbishes parks all around the country. go to nrpa.org/be inspired to vote for your favorite local park. it's called born in china. it hits theaters on earth day april 21st. chances around through early afternoon. i know many kids remain off today for the easter holiday, so if you'll be out and about have the small umbrella with you. after reaching 89 degrees yesterday afternoon, temperat

. >> excuse me, i'm sandy wexler. i'm a talent manager.when we were shooting all day long in the 200-degree weather. >> it was hot. i was burning up. >> sandy is based on adam's real-life manager who was sitting just offcamera and within striking distance of adam's trash talk. >> he's doing what he does best, sitting in a chair. i'm telling you, you can be somebody. >> how do you keep a straight face? >> that probably was my biggest challenge. >> the dopey voice. >> where do we get these kids. >> before leaving we got one more singing hit to settle the better singing argument. note. >> we're out. >>> meanwhile another singer, kelly rowland of destiny's child busy working on "the voice australia." she's also raising a 2-year-old. kelly opened up about her life as a mom with our senior news editor. >> days gone by without showering? >> all right. >> how many months did it take you for the lose the weight. >> about a year. >> question your sanity? >> i think i lost count on that, too. >> just look at that face, little titan is almost 2 years

i love it. >> you're sodeserving. >> "sandy wexler" guys. anne hathaway is here live. come on back. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. >>> welcome back to "good morning america." i have a budden meteorologist here. this is andrew, right? >> yep. >> we have to talk about earth day. our parent company, disney is celebrating with a campaign called meet me at the park. the project refurbishes parks all around the country. go to nrpa.org/be inspired to vote for your favorite local park. have you seen this film? it's called born in china. it hits theaters on earth >>> hello. our damp morning begins unwinding about 9:00. mainly cloudy today until our next storm arrives about 7:00 tonight. .1 inch of rain this morning, quarter to half-inch tonighththt [ cheers and applause ]nighththt zblchlts. >> i was just photo-bombing. let's go t

you have super-storm sandy. and we have january and-- >> i'm going to-- we haven't had a major hurricane in several years, a cat 4 or 5 in three or four years. mercedes, i'm not trying to be the global denier, but the temperature does in fact change. i'll get in and we'll get back to you. >> i think we've got to find that balance. we need to talk about the issues of climate change. i believe that there is this balance between ensuring that we can have a prosperous economy, that jobs aren't lost, but at the same time be an environmental steward. i think it's very important to find that line, but i think it's the hysteria. the fact when you have al gore saying that the polar bears were disappearing because of the melting arctic ice and that's unfound. the details are not factual and that's what you have to point out and he's making money off of it. eric: let's stick to the science, to the facts. not this hyperbole, you'll be drowning in lower manhattan and the polar bears are gone. the water dirty and the air smog

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so let me start with sandy. so much has been done in breakthrough performs since 2008.s your assessment when you look at the comprehensive set of regulations that has been put forward in terms of ordination, in terms of coherence, in terms of the overall package? >> you heard governor carney talk about it this morning. one and half trillion dollars more in capital, like one trade dollars more in liquidity, stress testing that makes the framework more durable, resolution recovery plan is of the particle. let is the den and he in the framework it's, we are afforded the position to take stock. i think that's very important and as we take stock we can really think about the two components of what comprises financial stability. we spent the better part of a decade thinking about the safety and soundness of financial institutions, because they were not safe and sound enough prior to the financial crisis. and it becomes critical now that they are to ensure that they are fulfilling their role in society and in the economy to support economic growth and in an appropriate way. an

you chose to go to work for sandy. why did you do that? jamie: he was down to earth.offered me to go to an investment bank. i said, no. i said i would learn more at these other places. he said, why don't you come be my assistant? he lasted about three more years. david: when he left -- jamie: i was offered a bunch of jobs to stay, but he said, we will find something, build something great. we took over a company called commercial credit. i moved down here. it had seven other little companies, a company in israel, a small international bank, a small life insurance company, and that company is the same company that became citi. over those 12 years, so these names you will recognize, salomon brothers, travelers life -- and it was a conglomerate. we did a good job with shareholders and merged with citi. it was a hell of a run, and then he fired me. i called him. he didn't call me. we met at the four seasons restaurant. i wanted to do it privately. it was on the front page of the ft. there was civil war in chechnya. anyway, he was a little nervous. all i want to say is you

. ♪ >> excuse me, i'm sandy wexler. can we talk somewhere. i'm a talent manager. all day long in 200-degree weather. >> it was hot. >> were you molting? >> i was burning up. >> "sandy wexler" is based on adam's real-life manager, who was sitting just offcamera and within striking distance of adam's trash talk. >> yeah, he's doing what he does best, sitting in a chair. >> wake me when it's over. >> telling you, you could be somebody. >> how do you keep a straight face? >> that probably was my biggest challenge. >> the dopey voice. i thought i was getting a normal adam sandlery guy. >> before leaving we got one more singing hit to settle the better singing argument. ♪ >> and we're out. >> adam, listen to me, don't quit your day job. >>> meanwhile, another singer, kelly rowland of destiny's child fame is busy working on "the choice australia." but that's not her toughest job. oh, no. she's also raising a 2-year-old. kelly opened up about her life as a mom with our senior news editor, jennifer paros. >> days that you've gone by without showering? okay. how much weight

flooding from superstorm sandy in 2012 likely made it worse.ker. >> one major event like hurricane sandy could take one of those tunnels out of service, and if one of those tunnels is out of service, means hundreds of millions of dollars will impact this region and it will create a traffic armageddon like we've never experienced before. >> reporter: ha cost could be $100 million a day, a figure that worries ceos like deana mulligan of guardian life insurance, which could lose $40,000 an hour. >> new york is a global financial capital. it generates a lot of income for the entire country in the form of income taxes, so it really is important to the country. >> reporter: amtrak has produced a plan to rebuild but it would cost over $20 billion. new york and new jersey have offered to pay half the cost if the federal government pays for the rest. a proposal now being considered by the trump administration. elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >>> our top stories this morning, president trump has told the leaders of mexico and canada that he will not

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i just witnessed here on sandy hook, one of the most awesome, heartwarming thingss released back in the ocean. this is awesome. bill: oh, my god, really. >> you not, guys. really. you got this. you got. you got it guys. >> the first seals made a beeline for the ocean and knew what he was doing. the second seal did not want to have anything to do with the cold waters of the at lap tick. atlantic. bill: why do you think? [jaw music playing] >> don't send me back. reporter: the seal population in new york and new jersey water has been increasing in recent years as the water gets cleaner. this year, there seems to be a little bit of a baby boom, the marine mammal center is reporting constant reports of seals up and down the entirejection coast and has room for couple dozen but at capacity last week and came here at sandy hook to let five of them go after they finished the rehan tation. now these sales wind up in the center for variety of reasons. some are hit by boats. some get attacked by sharks, but a lot of this, people -- bill: ok. >> you got to have a new stick. a

. >> gun violence was nowhere on .y radar before sandy hook i lived in england in 18 years where there is not a gun violence issue. moved into thousand 11 and two years later, my son was killed. this was something i did not have a clue about and i would hear it in the news and thought how awful it was but never thought it would happen to me. >> legislation never gets past congress, making it difficult to shine a light. >> here's the problem, the bad guys are always going to get the guns. you can have all the restrictions you want but the bad guys are always going to have the guns. >> [indiscernible] is it they kind of country where we save we don't solve this problem in six months or two years, but if we work at it day after day and year after year, we're going to greatly reduce that number way down. >> every day, police officers make a commitment to keep the people safe. in order to complete the task and we're trying to find ways to minimize the levels of gun violence. >> i think a source of frustration for me and most of my colleagues >> we need more partners in the fight with us. so

that wouldn't have saved sandy hook. the mother knew he had issues and bought him the gun as a form of therapy. you can lead a horse to water but that doesn't force someone to seek mental health particularly if their family members see it differently. so, i don't think if that would have prevented some of the worst mass killings in the united states. >> host: erin in california. gary younge? >> guest: there is no way one can stop every parameter. there is no way one could do that. it is nonetheless, for example, true on the day of sandy hook a mentally ill man went into a school in china, an elementary school, with a knife. he didn't kill anybody. it is much harder to kill people with knives. guns will get the job done. that is the purpose. but coming back to the point of whether you do or don't feel safe, one can do this by -- there are some statistical measures one can take. i grow up in britain. -- grew. now, i grew up during the era of ira, terrorism, you know? from northern ireland and now we have a different kind o

and she seems to be keeping our cancer at bay, on saturday she will walk in the sandy sprint held byancer foundation. 100% of the proceeds goes to research. >> it was coming up on the anniversary of my mother's death and that prompted me to insist on being screened for ovarian cancer and i ended up getting diagnosed. and many women ta attend the sandy sprint are participating in trials that the race actually funded. >> we have more on janice's story and saturday's walk and run on k-9 sprint at 6abc.com/health check. >>> the big talkers today we get started with a legal fight causing an identity crisis for one of america's most out spoken conspiracy theorists. you may have heard of jones, the peddler of fake news but claims to be a source of truth. he has called the sandy hook massacre a hoax and jones is in the midst of a bitter custody hearing and his wife claiming he is incapable of caring for his children and jones lawyer is claiming that his character is just playing a character and it's little more than performance art. >> saying outrageous things is good for ratings, it helps y

the alt right conspiracy theorist behind the site info wars claims the tragedy at sandy hook where 20nd killed was a hoax. >> sandy hook is a synthetic completely fake with actors in my view manufacture. >> but now lawyers for jones are saying the man behind those radical ideas which garnered more than a billion youtube views is just "playing a character that are according to the austin american states man p the shocking claim coming during a pretrial custody hearing jones ex-wife claims he's not a stable person and coming up at 7:00 a.m., we'll chat with our legal analyst dan abrams about what this case could mean for alex jones with your "gma" first look. i'm tom llamas "gma" first look. >> in the morning buzz another one bites the dust. "dancing with the stars" brought some disney magic to the show last night then gave a celebrity the hook why not. fifth harmony topped the board with simone biles one point behind. chicago cubs catcher david ross brought up the rear with his song from cars three and the lowest score of the night and then in the end, real housewives of beverly hills