i am just getting a look at the charging documents and they describe a shockingly, shockingly brutal attack. warning, some details are pretty graphic. >> i am glad they got him. i am glad. i am so glad. >> reporter: neighbors in tears as they contemplate the terror. bound and stabbed repeatedly in her apartment just as she was getting ready north carolina. >> makes you really want to cry. it could be any of us. >> reporter: detectives say he sliced her jugular vein and her carotid artery and stabbed her four more times in her lungs, spleen, spine. they say he then used her atm cards to steal thousands from her bank account. detectives arrested him outside trojan labor a few miles away after he allegedly bragged to friends about killing her. he allegedly told them he planned to rob her, not kill her. one of those friends turned him in. neighbors remember her as a kind woman who only stayed in the apartment briefly while working on a friend's art project near the white house. >> she tried to pay me to help her, and i told her no. i said if she needs anything, >> reporter: sources tell

. >> we all ne thknow that rachel season would begin this shockingly early. >> i am ready. >> i am ready. >> fans were really ready too as rachel started meeting potential suitors live on after the final rose. >> eric. >> critics of next season, tweeting up a storm saying quote this season was such a buzz kill so she decided it start the bachelorette asp. >> this guy gets an immediate mark. >> i'm towaready to go black anm never going to go black. >> this is what guys say to the first black bachelorette? >> a high-tech recruiter from colorado. dean has a lot to learn but did make rachel left and she said she is open to guys of all race. >> i've dated races of all guys. i need a funny guy. >> that could be blake. 31 years old from jacksonville florida. he seemed nerus but got her to giggle. >> should we take pictures now? >> he is a guy who knows what he wants. >> demario is 30 from l.a. he is a recruiting consultant but get the c for the on the spot near proposal. >> i booked up some flights to vegas it vegas to ehope. >> last is eric. 29-year-old motivational speaker from l.a. he might

we didn't know rachel's season would begin this shockingly early. >> i am ready. i am ready. >> fans were apparently really ready too as rachel started meeting potential suitors live on after >> critics of nick's season were tweeting a storm, this season was such a buzz kill, they decided to have to start the bachelorette asap. >> lauren zima is grading rachel's executors and this guy gets an immediate f. >> i'm ready to go black and i'm never going to go back. >> one tweeted, this is what guys say to the first black bachelorette. >> he's 26, a high-tech recruiter from aspen colorado. apparently dean has a lot to learn, but he did make rachel laugh. she's open with the types of guys she'll date. >> i've dated all kinds of races before, i need a funny guy. >> he seemed really nervous, but did get her to giggle. >> you guys take pictures now. >> i need a guy who knows exactly what it is he wants. >> he's 30 and from l.a., he's a recruiting consultant, he's going to get a c for that on the spot near propo vegas. >> last but not least is eric, a 29-year-old motivation

. >> shockingly i haven't. i have a good excuse. have i two little munch kins at home.anything hip. we start with life," the eagerly anticipated space odyssey. ryan reynolds and jake gyllenhaal lead the cast on a deep space mission to find signs of life in the universe but some things don't go as planned. >> nothing in na lab can malfunction. >> it's on me. >> yeah, it's on you. >> you know, i know at least five guys back home who can do my job. nobody can do yours except you. you don't know what it is and you're in there playing around i'm your buddy. >> this never be a controlled experiment. so let's all agree we made our first and last mistake. >> hey, boo, sorry. the critics want more out of life giving it a 6% on rotten tomatoes bruce demar says life is the latest sigh survey dwour imagine humankind's first contact with an otherworldly life form and it's a darkly atmospheric and pulse racing ride and colin says it's a movie in which half of what happens is unexplained and what questions are answered don't make much sense. >> it's a ryan reynolds movie. you best lik

. >> next up, shockingly gaunt val kilmer throws down in lax.ng a bandana to cover his face, prompting an airliner to intervene. >> you're lueke. next time i'll put your sorry ass in jaii. >> kalmer saying he ahad a lump in his throat and swollen tongue. >> finally, will the real ryan gosling please stand up. >> i'm ryan gosling. >> yeah, he is not. an imposter stepped in for the golden camera award as surprised can i ni coal kid nan, kol yoin farrell and jane fonda looked on. two german comedians set up the gag. even promising to deliver the real actor to the show. >> still ahead, ryan reynolds and jake gyllenhaal's bro mans and fate. onset of their new movie. >> i made a real friend for my life. >> then our michael jackson movie exclusive. reliving the real life trauma. his life with his three kids. then -- ♪ ♪ ♪ >> adam levine on the song that started it all. the story you never heard about his road to fame. >> and i just knew. like oh, my god. >>> paris jackson has the internet buzzing with these photo shopped pictures of her with her father

the video is shockingly graphic but nature is >> this is a chasing news special report. leggings dated 2017. thanks to the whole athletic leisure movement, women all over the world are wearing leggings. they become the company stable in everyone's wardrobe. they're wearing them to work, to play, and on airplanes. maybe not anymore. let's look at art leggings gate correspondent at the international airport for all the details. >> one sunday, shana thunder of mom's demand action witness to young females being denied access to an airline flight from minneapolis to denver because they were wearing leggings. not please, she exercised her fingers and took to twitter to air her grievances. her first tweet, a united gate agent is not letting girls in leggings on the flight from minneapolis to denver because, spandex isn't allowed? united's response, the two passengers this morning were united pass writers who are not in compliance with our dress code policy for companies benefit travel. that is all we have here from philadelphia international airport. back to. >> let's unpack th

more than 100 women have come forward and shared stories shockingly similar to mine. >> reporter: jamieer, jessica howard, recount alleged abuses teens at the hand of larry naser, team usa's doctor for 19 years. charges he has denied. >> i trusted usa gymnastics. i was sexually abused. as were so many other athletes. >> dr. naser is awaiting trial on sexual assault charges in a case and pleaded not guilty. former gymnasts, not sexually abused, described humiliation. >> everyone around us knew that abuses were going on but chose not to act because it became part of the cultural norm. usa gymnastic is did not send a witness but this statement. we are dealing with a serious problem and recommit ourselves off to promoting a safe environment for our athletes. usa gymnastics and former gymnasts support a new bill which would make it mandatory to immediately report sexual abuse of amateur athletes to law enforcement. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> when we come back, the grow for reboot. >> and another summer blockbuster trailer, just dropped. he skinny" is next.u. an expensive septic dis

. >> next up, shockingly gaunt val kilmer throws down in lax.nbag a ndana to cover his face, kilmer swatted at the photographer prompting an airline rep to intervene. >> you're lucky. next time i'll put your sorry ass in jail. >> kilmer's long denied rumors of throat cancer saying only that he had a lump in his throat and suffered from a swollen tongue. >>> and finally, will the real ryan gosling please stand up? >> i'm ryan gosling. in an epic prank on a german awards show, a gosling impostor accepted is his golden camera award for "la la land" as a surprised nicole kidman, collin farrell and jane fonda looked on. two german comedians set up the gag. even promising to deliver the real actor to the show. >> still ahead, ryan reynolds and jake gyllenhaal's bromance and fate. >> there is a great deal of trust there. >> i made a real friend for my life. >> then our michael jackson movie exclusive. reliving the real-life trauma. michael mobbed with his three kids. ♪ >> adam levine on the song that started it all. the story you never heard about his

trump had accused president obama of wiretapping him and then, shockingly, the claim turned out to be. who would have thought! the intelligence communities in both houses of congress agreed. everyone was trying to figure out what the hell trump was talking about. a fox news pundit had a theenchts three intelligence sources have informed fox news that president obama went outside the chain of command -- he didn't use the n.s.a., he didn't use the c.i.a., he didn't use the f.b.i., and he didn't use the d.o.j. he is gchq. what the heck is gchq? that's the initials for the british spying agency. >> trevor: that man there is judge andrew napolitano. he's the man who claimed obama had the british government spy on trump, which isn't true. although, if it was, i would feel so bad for james bond. like what a blee (bleep) missio. he probably ordered the martini trump grill, worst experience of his life. "excuse me, i asked for shaken and you put nachos in it." in a normal world, that ac cation would have disappeared, but because the trump administration serves at the pleasure of fox, this porc

. >> so here we are and sho shockingly it's semi-bipartisan. a lot of people showed up. people were not expected. that was a good things. which is a very, very good thing. and i know that we're all going to make a deal on health care. that's such an easy one i have no doubt that will happen quickly i think it will actually i think it will happen because we've all been promising democrat i. republican, weaver all been promising that to the american people. >> now, some republicans are saying that the defeat of gop healthcare bill actually may be health care reform. by the way, health and human services secretary tom price will be here on capitol hill today testifying on the failure of that bill to a congregational budget meeting. live on capitol hill, i'm melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> melanie alnwick reporting this morning. 4:49 is the time and first ever national conference on sanctuary cities wrapped up not without a strong mess am from city leaders across the country vowing to intensify their fight. and the conference came as attorney general jeff sessions thr

. - [mary] it's shockingly small. (giggles) - [taylar] we've a lot of farming around our town. and there's a dairy plant, first district, that is a big part of our town. - [mary] there's not a lot, but, you know, you find things to do. going to sporting events, the adventures with your friends driving around. it's just somewhere where everyone knows your name and everyone's really friendly. - [livia] it's also where this year's winners of the safe rides saves lives contest live and go to school. - [david] hello, i'm david. - taylor. - hi taylor. and? - grace. - grace. - mary. - hi mary. nice to meet the three of you. - [livia] the homemade video taylar, grace, and mary produced on distracted driving took first place. as part of their prize, a professional video crew will help them turn their idea into a psa, a public service announcement, that will air on national tv. - we have some storyboards that we've taken from your already beautifully done video that we've seen. and we use these so we can structure what we're going to be shooing today. a lot of this to make sure that we d

>> governor brown says abandoning president trump clean power plan is pro foundly misguided and shockingly ignores basic science. new york and california will continue to work closely together and with other states to help fill the void left by the federal government. >>> presidential hopefuls would have to disclose tax filings to secure a spot on california's 2020 ballot under a new bill. if it passes presidential and vice president candidates would need to show their tax returns. this is because of president trump's not showing his tax returns. >> this is important to the public. if you are going to create policies that are going to affect people, we ought to know what your financial interests are. >>> a recent poll suggestion that over 70% of americans think president trump should release his tax regulation. other states are releasing similar bills. >>> it is great to be back in san francisco. coming up hillary clinton back in the bay for the first time since losing the presidential election. details on her details and message to women. >>> one more day of warmer weather as we head into

former national t that i'm not alone, more than 100 women have come forward and shared stories shockingly similar to mine. >> to put tougher sex abuse reporting standards in place for olympic sports. usa gymnastics is supportin whi manslaughter to immediately report sexual abuse of amateur athletes to anti-abortion activ are facing felony charges for undercover videos sho california planned parenthood clinics. the activists say they show sel them fetal tissue. planned parenthood says the claims were false and the videos re misleading. prosecutors are now accusing them ofg they were flipping without concept. a law there in california. one of the activistscharges bog. >>> amazon is trying another way to sellst omers order in advanc then drive up and get the food in as little as 15 minutes. amazon fresh pick members getting a tryout at two locations both in d they also in that 15 minutes. be an amaz restaurant. >>> when we come back a home homeowner's son shoots the suspected burglars. we have new details on the invest getaway driver could be the one charged with murder. >>> a motorcyclist l

. >> now, i know that i'm not alone, more than 100 women have come forward and shared stories shockingly similar to mine. >> those gymnasts asked congress to put tougher sex abuse reporting standards in place for olympic sports. usa gymnastics is supporting a bill which would make it manslaughter t immediately report sexual abuse of amateur athletes to law enforcement. >>> two anti-abortion activists are facing felony charges for undercover videos shot at california planned parenthood clinics. the activists say they show clinic employees trying to sell them fetal tissue. planned parenthood says the claims were false and the videos were edited and are misleading. prosecutors are now accusing them of privacy invasion saying they were flipping without concept. a law there in california. one of the activists calls the charges bogus. >>> amazon is trying another way to sell brozrys. customers order in advance and then drive up and get the food in as little as 15 minutes. amazon fresh pickup is for prime members getting a tryout at two locations both in seattle. >> do they also cook it for you

and yet, our government, the representative form we so often celebrate, was rather shockingly born out of unplanned secrecy. >> that's so true. so the constitutional convention was held behind closed doors. the delegates certainly felt that it had to be held behind closed doors because they had been asked by congress only to tweak what were then called the articles of confederation. and once they decided that they would consider an entirely different form of government, it really was an illicit meeting in a good cause, but still an illicit meeting. >> reporter: do you think had the discussion taken place out in the open it would have altered our national trajectory and essentially our identity? >> you know, the consensus of historians seems to be that it would not have resulted in an agreement on a constitution if the process had been open. >> reporter: even george washington, a champion of government transparency, suffered his greatest political crisis as president, when he hid the terms of a treaty with britain. one of the best kept presidential secrets in u.s. history occurred in 19

eric: you mentioned a 10% increase, shockingly senator john mccain pushed back on that. what's going on here? >> you know, some folks think it's too much. there's senator mccain and a few others who don't think it's enough. i reefer to it as the goldilocks number, it seems to be in the middle. it's the precisely the amount of money we needed for the military sequester. what the president campaigned on and won and and giving him that. eric: i have had the director of the budgetment and-- >> as long as your heater a stays on, eric, i'll be fine. it's freezing cold here. eric: as long as i'm staying on air. as long as the stock market, labor market, housing market, in fact, a lot of that has to do with the proposed tax cuts giving businesses and americans more of their money. where do we stand on that? >> it does reflect the tax cuts or at least the anticipation of them. we're working on that now. i have a meeting later on today here on saturday to go over further work on that, but don't discount the value of the regulatory reforms at the same time. i think there's a lot mo

more than 100 women have come forward and shared stories shockingly similar to mine. >> reporter: bronze medalist jamie dantzscher and fellow gymnast like jessica howard recounted alleged abuse as teenagers at the hands of larry nassar, team usa's doctor for 19 years. charges he has denied. >> i trusted usa gymnastics, but i was sexually abused, as were so many other athletes. >> reporter: nassa are is now behind bars. but former gymnasts like dominique moceanu, who was not sexually abused herself, described a culture of intimidation and humiliation. >> everybody around us knew that abuses were going on but they chose not to act because it became part of the cultural norm. >> reporter: usa gymnastics didn't send a witness instead this statement. "we are dealing with a serious problem, and we recommit ourselves to promoting a safe environment for our athletes." usa gymnastics and the former gymnasts say they support a new bill that would make it mandatory to immediately report sexual abuse of amateur athletes to law enforcement. >>> still ahead -- the officer rushed to the hospital in the

s a matter of fact, shockingly mr. brady voted against an amendment which said, read the bill. what was shocking about that is that that was mr. brady's amendment that he offered back in 2010. he voted against the amendment that said read the bill. i don't think anybody really had much opportunity to read the bill before it was marked up. greg walden, chairman of the energy and commerce committee said back -- also in july of 2009, on a bill of that significance you would think we would at least allow people to come in who are affected by the extraordinary changes in this bill. and have a chance to let us know how it affects them. that was greg walden, now the chairman of the energy and commerce committee, july 9. he is now in charge of that committee. not a single witness testified on the bill that was marked up in his committee and it was marked up through the dead of the night if we want to paragraphs our words -- pars our words because it started in the morning of wednesday but didn't end until the morning, 26 hours later, of thursday. which meant that mr. walden kept his me

the woman returns to the front desk, when shockingly the attacker returns.nother struggle, then he leaves for good. days later, authorities arrest zachary person on charges of sex assault. the registered sex offender, wanted for multiple sex assaults in three different states. police say they were only able to identify person because that brave hotel worker was able to rip off his mask. tom? >> gloria, thank you. >>> still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. up next, how to protect your images online. one family's story o how some scammers tried to profit off of their sick child. >>> and also, we'll take you into this brush fire. >>> and what happened to this atlanta landmark? take a look. we'll be right back. before i had the shooting, burning of diabetic nerve pain these feet... jumped into city life as a kid... ...and kept my town moving. bu so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depressi

breaking overnight a man is found face down with a gunshot to the back of his head and police say shockingly this is the second murder in that same neighborhood in just a couple of hours. the details officers know so far. >>> septa police release pictures as they investigate a big brawl in a subway station. the number of people police want answers from had morning. >>> and the head of the fbi heads to capitol hill to testify. two big things lawmakers will be grilling him about later today. today is monday, march 20th, good morning everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> good morning. >> and i'm rahel solomon. that plus it is philly week, also first day of spring, but first we check the forecast with katie. so many things to be excited about. >> indeed. >> rahel, what's the beige's. >> spring for sure. >> first day of spring, i think that's all the news is. hey, everyone so excited, waiting forever. roads are looking good. a lot of construction, bridges me to this. >> absolutely, been really chilly specially last week, in the three's at best for couple every days, had major nor'easter roll through. who

[laughter] >> shockingly we can take care of ourselves.lack culture is probably one of the struggles cultures in america and there is a good case to re-read one of the purest forms of real american culture. black culture is pop culture john: you have everything. >> we have everything. [applause] john: the music and the movies. >> two words. kanye west. [laughter] black people in this country have literally built america on our backs coming from nothing we had nothing demanded the right to have but was constitutionally guaranteed, i got that, marched got the right to vote and to work and to each and mary who we want. we did tattersalls. somewhere along the way we became the people who said we want to stop doing things for ourselves other people need to do things for us. look at all the numbers the black communities have dropped it education, marriage. john: they were going up. >> absolutely we don't need government. government has taken more from us they and it has ever given to us and i used to be a raving socialist tv veteran not. but tha

shockingly,of fact, mr. brady voted against an amendment which said, read the bill. what was shocking about that is that that was mr. brady's amendment that he offered back in 2010. he voted against the amendment that said read the bill. think anybody cap us opportunity to read the bill before it marked up. greg walden, chairman of the energy commerce committee, also in july of 2009, the bill of this significance you would think it would at least allow people to come and who are affected by the extraordinary changes in this bill and have a chance to let us know how to fix them. that was greg walden, now the chairman of the energy commerce committee, july 9, 2009. he is now in charge of that committee agreed not to single witness testified on the bill that was marked up in his committee, and it was marked up ,hrough the dead of the night if we want to parse our words, because it started in the morning on wednesday. it did not end until the morning, 26 hours later, thursday. this meant that mr. walden kept and their seats marking up a bill except when they were voting

more than 100 women have come forward and shared stories that are shockingly similar to mine. ♪ singinging in rain ♪ >> would you join me in a standing ovation to debbie and carrie. >> it's over. north carolina -- looking for redemption in the desert. >> upset city there. >> going to let you ad-lib about this. not going to say a word. >> tomorrow, the final four action we will find out if it will be all carolina championship game. on monday, of course you have washington, of course. represented by gonzaga. >> naturally. >> duh. pacific northwest championship possible. >> what he said. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. mom was diagnosed with alzheimer's at 58 years old. eight years into the disease was when all the light went out. for me, it was heart-wrenching. look into the eyes of somebody with alzheimer's sometime, you just don't see -- the person's soul is, like, gone. bea: and it takes a toll on everyone. i mean, it's -- it's a depressing disease to watch unfold before your eyes. she actually thought those

carol: the shockingly bad safety record for auto-parts makers in the south. oliver: all that ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ carol: we are with the editor in chief megan murphy. you look at china, specifically an economist who is trying to shut light on the chinese economy. megan: this is a story about an economist who ran into trouble with the authorities and 2012 because he did a study on inequality and found that was higher than economists had forecast and was visited by several members of the administration at the time. what he is trying to do is do this complicated survey of china's wealth, and particularly china's people's wealth. whether they have real estate, what their farms are like, what the agricultural productivity is like in order to generate wealth. in china, a huge swath of the country is agrarian and has not caught up with that development. someone who has faced opposition in his past is looking at what we need to pare back and give the truth about. oliver: let's talk about the opening remarks section, president trump has criticized or t

carol: the shockingly bad safety record for auto-parts makers in the south.hat ahead on "bloomberg businessweek". ♪ we are with the editor in chief megan murphy. you look at china, specifically

laughter] so we get to the end of the administration and you write out your letter of resignation so shockingly george bush accepted my resignation so the job market was soft at that point and i was watching a lot of daytime television. i thought to myself i should read something so i got a book on the history of southern food and it was at home on the road in history and in that book he said the tribute to the african-american achievement is to be returned so i e-mailed him to see if somebody had written that worked because it was about 10-years-old when i got it and he said no one has really taken on the project and so that led to the first book and while i was reading the sources for that book, i discovered those that cut for the presidents including something written in the 1920s he was going to write a history of african-american cooking and he talks about some of these. one of the earliest sources i i got taken to the library and i found a photo copy of something that he typed up. >> host: a lot of them did have work related to food and i know there was an extensive study where there was

a shockingly gruesome story involving another illegal alien.that man accused of beheading his own mother. next the father of a daughter killed by an illegal immigrant. ♪ ...you realize the smartest investing idea, isn't just what you invest in, but who you invest with. ♪ liz: last month a woman killed by an illegal immigrant drunk driver. he had been arrested and charged with 20 felony misdemeanors including drug possession and driving under the influence. the father of another daughter killed by an illegal immigrant. we are so upset we are asking you to do this. but we want to inform the viewer, what happened to your 14-year-old daughter. can you tell us? >> she was found february 8, 1990. she was strangled, raped, and they threw her body into a landfill. liz: is it true that an arrest warrant for this illegal immigrant was not issued until 17 years later? and in the meantime he committed' more crimes? what happened? where is he now? >> back in '87 he kidnapped two 14-year-old girls. one in july, he got put in jail, got out. and in september h

shockingly, his three years of hard work paid off. >> when nobody wanted to hire him, he hired himselfng his own talk show in his own flat. "my guess came all the way from poland, lucas jacobiak. [cheers and applause] [laughter] >> tom: the 20 minute scene has no problem breaking the fourth ball and being very meta. >> i hear you worked on this project for two years. >> actually, almost three. >> how did you manage to find an actress who could be me? [laughter] >> sorry, i didn't recognize you. >> tom: and of course, what would fake ellen be without some dancing? >> let's dance on my dance floor. >> is actually my dance floor. [laughter] >> tom: he says the message behind the extravagant stunt is that if you imagine something hard enough it will happen. sadly, as of now he has yet to appear on the ellen show. do you think he's going to get his wish? >> i think it's totally possible. that will be fun for her to have him on. this is the first story in "red eye" history that i had to read it a couple of times to make sure that i was understanding what was happening. >> tom: you didn't jus