susan: the trunk was a large .arriage trunk inside it was roller printed cotton fabric and tools. inside this trunk work downs, a , silkmarket turban slippers, odd pieces of fabric and muslin, and the kinds of treasures that may be any of us , mementos of our past. they all belonged to dolley madison. we are at the greensboro historical museum. we are going to talk about our dolley madison collection. ourey was the wife of fourth president, james madison, and probably one of our most popular first ladies. 1768 to arn may 20, quaker family, and lived and american life which took her eventually to become one of the most popular figures in early american history. brothers and sisters and after a stay at a farm in tilford county, they , eventuallyginia moving to philadelphia when dolley was about 15. it was there that she married her first husband, a young attorney, and had a two sons and experienced the tragedy of losses during the yellow fever sonemic when she lost her and husband and her in-laws. she moved then later to the washington city, where at the age of 25, aaron garner intr

. >> they also found an empty motor oil bottle in the trunk. it looked like the oil spilled in the trunk and got into the car's passenger compartment while in the water. at first, accident investigators thought nick might have fallen asleep at the wheel. but when a car goes off the road, the driver is usually jolted awake which will leave telltale signs. >> had the driver fallen asleep at the wheel, i would have expected an ever-increasing vigorous correction effort on the part of the driver. in other words, the driver would have predictably steered harder and braked more that would have resulted in a well-defined path of travel down the rocks toward the roadway. none of that was visible. >> but where was nick's body? volunteers searched the river and surrounding areas for possible clues. >>> nick howard's car was found submerged in the sacramento river, but there was no sign of his body. inside nick's car, investigators found evidence the crash may not have been an accident. >> this car was a manual speed transmission car. it was found in the

car, left there by somebody closing the lid of the trunk. >> reporter: xavier's print was on the trunka bloodstain on the car had tested positive for both cathy's dna and xavier's. and the detective found there was something else -- another major piece of evidence investigators had initially overlooked. >> when you look at the crime scene photos in the trunk of the car, something jumped out at me. and it just -- it hit me like i got punched in the face, was there was arterial spurt on the sidewall of the trunk panel. >> reporter: meaning only one thing -- cathy was still alive when she was placed in the trunk of the car. so, if xavier put her there, he could be charged with murder. why not grab xavier up that day and say, "okay, your dna and fingerprints were at the scene. we didn't know that until just now. you're going away for murder unless you start talking"? >> well, let's say that we did that and we bring him in and he says, "well, yes, my fingerprint was there because i helped her push her car out of the street a week before. or when i was helping her change a tire. i cut my fin

>> i feel like this could be a new phrase like a trunk at a trunk shop. >> a bull in a china shop is the opposite and elephant at a car boot sale. >> see the guy running in, the striped polo shirt, that is her trainer. >> where have you been?! >>> it was good that that elephant didn't go wild but if this miniature horse had gop wild it wouldn't do much damage. that little creature is only 3 days old. >> seems like a dog. >> a dog that looks like a horse. >> yes. >> as you can hear from the woman who has got the camera in this video, this is unusual for a 3 day old miniature horse. >> he is only 3 days old. >> what's interesting is how playful this little thing s it goes between his legs. chases him, does everything. >> this miniature horse 3 days old knows how to have a good time already. >> he's doing great. >>> you've all heard the expression "revenge is a dish best served cold." in this case, though, revenge was red hot fiery. you see this guy is sleeping, knocked out. that's his girlfriend that is about to pour an accelerant on his hoo-ha and watch this, she reaches over with a l

they're going to pop the trunk and check the back of the trunk to see what you have inside. >> even with this tourist with his medical equipment don't even put that in the trunk. >> if you put it in the trunk make sure you do it before you go into city. you don't want anyone see you putting items in the back of your trunk once you park and arrive at your destinations. it's one of those things where you run into a parking spot. one has a video facing down the street. park on the one that is facing toward the camera. because at least we have it on video. because in this case, the woman seen on the video was identified by an inspector that has arrested her again and again. it helps us in our investigation, it helps the d.a. for prosecuting them. it's really hard to say that you didn't do it when you can see them in the act. >> also second case burglary involving an apartment. this was rented online. and also surveillance video. >> this is an online commercial company where this woman used money to rent. she goes inside the apartment. she stays there for a few days. in the contract its stipu

politicians do when a car trunk because he's got a big mouth. i'm not a politician. bring at, donald. bring it, donald. >> you think they'll do attack ads? he's a smart card that will implode.

. >> a customer requested we get some hunting blood out of his trunk, which got us thinking a littleit. >> they said it was a brown mazda, and they gave police the license number, pnn-393. the car was registered to zachary persitz, a 39-year-old russian emigre who worked as a dam inspector for the state of minnesota. he was a friend of michael's. >> when he first met michael, he was more established than michael was. and then michael got into the brokerage business and michael's earnings eclipsed those of zachary. they met in this country. they didn't know each other in the old country. their wives were friends. >> persitz was married, had two children, and was well known and respected within the russian immigrant community. >> this guy was the greatest guy in the world. he wouldn't hurt a flea. if you'd interview them, they'd say he was a great neighbor, kept to himself, never bothered anybody. >> but persitz and michael were more than just friends. michael was persitz's financial adviser. their relationship was rocky at best. investigators discovered persitz gave michael $150,000 t

publicly supportive of the trunk candidacy and there are three ways to deal with him.ne was to dismiss or attack which is what the establishment did. that was wrong because it in turn dismiss is anger and anxiety that's real in america area the second is to pander to him, which is also wrong, because some americans don't want trump but they want the spunk. the third way, which is what bush did yesterday, is to principles, first his policies, his real record of reform in florida. when the rubber hits the road the spunk has to turn into substance. we've been around for a while. people don't know jeb bush's record. he was one of the reform governors in the 90's. themember when he was extremist and he put in place conservative policies, cut taxes every year, cut the government, ended up with an $8 billion surplus. he led the nation in job growth, small business growth. people don't remember that. they remember the last seven or eight years. his unemployment was one third of obama's and his growth was three times. that is the compare and contrast. trump does not know him ei

formerly of the trunk campaign. let me ask you this first question. who does he listen to?he listen to his family, his wife? roger: i think he definitely listens to his wife. she is a terrific versant, speaks seven languages, a terrific mother, and a strong supporter and very much in favor of this candidacy. i think it was a deciding factor. you talk aboutd, saving the country and the direction of the country, maybe you should run. john: when was that? roger: the beginning of the year. she is very solid. john: does he take political advice from a vodka ivanka? roger: i can't speak to that. he respects her and she respect him. john: how is he different than the other candidates you have worked with? roger: he's a reader, a severe, and thinks about things. and he thinks about things. but he doesn't have a bunch of cronies. i think he values the mayor's opinion, but trump is very much his own man. he's unscripted, uncoached, unhandled. he makes the decisions. he will consider anything you want to tell him. he's very accessible, but very much his own man. mark: i'm not asking y

but an alert nassau county officer on patrol saw the suspects with the trunk of their car open and then chased down one of them. >> followed and apprehended the individual and recovered $1.8 million in the trunk of his car. >> police caught and arrested this man, 53-year-old edgar medina. they say is a career criminal. four other suspects got away. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, a warning for students and teachers at columbia university. police releasing these photos of a man accused in the string of on campus thefts. a $2,500 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest. the crimes happened this month. >>> thieves dressed as surgeons take a look at the video here, showing two people dressed in scrubs and surgical masks. police say they targeted a bronx cell phone store wednesday at a metro pcs store on castle hill avenue. the suspects approached an employee behind the cash register demanding money. they stole $200 from the register. 22 cell phones and 6 tablet computers were also stolen. >>> this man late for work 100 times but will keep his job. that's the decision from a n

. >> junk in the trunk. >> junk in the trunk. >>> 4:56. a big show in the skies tonight. the perseid meteor shower going to peak tonight into early tomorrow morning. >> it's always amazing to see. you'll see a bunch of falling stars as earth pass through debris cloud in the atmosphere. that's not all to look out for the week. a new moon brightening up our night skies friday. astronomy enthusiasts hoping the new moon makes for good viewing condition. last year's shower hard to see because of a nearly full moon. >> just the right conditions now. >>> next, a lot of breaking news following this morning. happening on the bay bridge, authorities frantically searching for a woman who fell off. more details at the top of the hour. >>> that story plus the power of protests. san francisco police cooling on a crackdown of bicyclist citations after thousands of riders pushed back. scouring the bay rit now - fora- officers evacuate south bay ighy >>> coast guard scouring the bay for a woman who fell. >>> trying to coax a known felon out of home. >>> back to school but a number of teac

car with ais thompson submachine gun in the trunk and one beside him pointing forward by the drivers popped a wire which raised the trunk and exposed the machine gun in the back and the people driving toward him saw the thompson pointing from the front seat and he did not have many other problems. we have one of his thompson submachine guns and a photograph of the car that shows how he had it rigged up. he was a legendary ranger who spanned everything from the horse and the d-day all the way to modern forensic terminology. we are fortunate in having a large collection of materials related to bonnie and clyde, the famous desperados who have shown up in movies, television and everything else. the real story of money and clyde is often a lot different than what you see in movies and television. clyde barrow was a minor criminal who started out in the 1930's with such exotic crimes as chicken theft. he wound up getting sent to the state prison in huntsville, where he managed to of great his criminal skills. he hooked up with a waitress from west dallas, bonnie parker, and a started a cri

the huge trunks. anyway.ski is sitting here, he came in excite bud he's going to leave in awe of the elephants. >>> up next, just over an hour from the primetime presidential debate. much more to go and getting ready, fox news jedidiah bila and hank shankoff join me next. stay with us. we're coming right back. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? technology empowers us it pushes us to go further. special olympics has almost five million athletes in70 cntri. thmicroft cloud special olympics has almost allows us to immediately be able to access information, wherever we are. information for an athlete's medical care, or information to track their personal best. with microsoft cl

detectives found bags of money in the trunk of a car. 1.8million. inside the building there was a total $20 million. inside the vault they were able to break in to. up to four men were involved at this burglary. one is in custody. edward medina was caught red handed with nearly $2 million in cash after an officer on routine patrol spotted the 53- year-old acting suspiciously in the back parking lot of this company inside the trunk of his car, $1.8 million. it was sunday, august 16th at 10:20 in the evening when detectives say the suspects are captured by surveillance cameras, casing the building then tampering with what appeared to be the security system. using hydraulic and scissor jacks they pride open a door then broke through doors and concrete and eventually got into the vaulted to the mother lode. >> this particular case, to put it in perspective, you look at the size and magnitude of the amount of money kept in that location and it is a very sophisticated system to keep people out. we have video. the video shows the kids were all masked while

candidates, been a candidate, and under no circumstances have you ever encountered anything like the trunknomenon. how would you advise the other candidates to handle donald trump tomorrow night? >> i would say get your message out there. all these candidates have to convey their rationale for candidacy, policy priority or two, and a little bit about themselves, and they need to counterpunch if trump goes after them, but i would not advise them to go after trump. i think you have a very limited thent of time to convey to audience is something about you, your policy, and why you are to be the next president of the united states and why they should vote for you. if you waste time going after trump, that will burn up a lot of those minutes. if he goes after you, i don't think you can allow that to stand. you have to demonstrated that you are a candidate who fights back. history would suggest that he may go after one candidate tomorrow night. would you fight back with specifics, humor, outrage? john: what is the right tone to deal with that attack? humor always in those settings is probably --

. >> they found more than one thousand pieces of mail stashed in the trunk of his car. >> darla miles is live in fair lawn with what else investigators found. tell us, darla. >> reporter: ken, this was a carrier assistant who filled in on mail routes at all three postoffices in fair lawn, new jersey. when he was picked up saturday, he had be only a t-shirt, shorts and no socks or shoes. this is dominic damiani. he faces drunk and theft charges. he was issued a citation and released. this is video of the white dodge neon where police say they found the undelivered pieces of mail. this stems from a call they got on saturday in his hometown about a domestic dispute and possible drug charges. that is what lead to the discovery of this undelivered mail. police say they also found in that white dodge neon a glass pipe, a syringe and wax bowls with heroin residue on it. for the undelivered pieces of mail, one thousand pieces, the postal inspector says they date back three months. >> basically there was drugs but with this particular individual, what he would do, if he was unable to complete

and as we come back where the investigators are around the trunk, you can see, the first piece of debris, just taking close up pictures of, that nike sneaker there, one of these guys was likely wearing, and it came off his foot as that car wrapped around that pole and split in half. just a devastating crash. the speed limit through here, 50 miles an hour. and they'll try to figure out if that was the only vehicle involved, as in somebody was racing, or somebody clipped these guys while driving. but just awful crash, bob. again, at least the left lanes reopened. so you do not have to mention detours through the neighborhood which was causing a lot of problems on its own. >> steve, good job. 34:00. again, northbound lanes of 130, as steve mentioned, one lane open. so it is okay, you don't have to wore bit detour, just maybe few extra minutes as you roll from willingboro up in toward north jersey, and access to the burlington bristol bridge. just talk to september, a west trenton line using shuttle buses between wood born and west trenton today, running with 15 minute delays because of sign

and he opened up the trunk of his car and inside the trunk were a lot of shoes and t- shirts." "a far more serious problem are recurring rumors that the manufactures are paying off athletes to wear their shoes." "have you, in fact, lost some premier athletes to other companies who made payments?" "well, i would even go so far, we have photocopies of contracts which other companies have made directly with athletes, we know for a fact." "for how much money, what kind of money?" "well, it ranges from smaller to higher amounts. it goes over, as far above of a few thousand dollars." puma issued this contract to an athlete but it wasn't the only company by any means. athletes were paid for anything from just wearing the gear to winning a medal and holding up their shoes on the podium. it doesn't seem that odd now but back then companies had to operate out of makeshift hotel room "headquarters" and parking lots to complete backroom deals because the spirit of amateurism at the games. "i didn't care if i had 50 sponsors going into the games in 1976, although i had none, it wouldn't hav

there are trees toppled over homes and trunks acting as barricades in the roadway. thousands of trees tangled in power lines that look like they are just about ready to snap. the people in this area are complaining there is not enough utility crews working on getting the power back. the storm hit around 5:00 yesterday morning with straight line winds of about 80 miles per hour. since then pse&g long island had about 500 to 600 crews on the roads. today they have help from con ed crews. 16,000 customers in the dark want to see action now. >> pse&g has to get the stuff off the lines. we don't want to cause more damage to the electrical infrastructure and i don't want to put my employees in jeopardy. at this point we are waiting for additional crews from pse&g to remove the trees that are involved with the lines and then we will continue cutting our way back to these neighborhoods. like this one behind me that is completely inaccessible. >> look at this one from dronecam 7. trees are down. the hardest hit are smithtown, brookhaven and setauket. offices will be open at

trunks and branches crash down on power lines leaving crews with hours of work to get roads reopened. >> still to come on "action news," an fbi investigation after bombs exploded during sunday morning services at two separate churches in new mexico. >> craft is recalling some individually wrapped cheese slices. >> we'll have sunshine early today and sun and clouds mix so i recommend sunscreen at the beach and pool today. we'll be back and let you know when the heat starts to go down. introducing dunkin's new fruit smoothies. perfectly blended with real fruit and low-fat yogurt. it's a delicious choice you can feel good sipping. discover the goodness of dunkin's new smoothies today. america runs on dunkin'. >> helicopter crews saved a mother and daughter after their boat capsized friday. the coast guard was able to get them safely to dry land. >>> heat wave continues we did hit 90 saturday and sunday, storm tracker 6 live double scan shows us we are precipitation free this morning. as we take a look outside, sky6 live hd the early view looking south own broad street. it does look like

in any case, he had left them at home in a trunk and his nephew michael robinson brought them over to welty also in a garbage bag. >> i think they came together, john and michael the letters belong. >> yet they're very interested that welty get get the letters back, clearly he was all over the world as you can see in these letters and he kept them very clearly. >> i think time to tell the story of these letters to miller. >> well the santa barbara book man had purchased all of mcdonald's papers after his death from his wife margaret, he had accumulated everything he had found and ken was one of those people who saved everything and every scrap of paper just had a word on it he would save it. it was preserved and eventually found its way into his archive which ralph was accumulating. he had everything he thought that ken possessed and that manner of papers was pretty massive. the house was sold, maggie moved out to a place of her own, ralph happened to be driving by and the house was about to be occupied by new people and he saw some workmen out by this little pool shed, by the pool, j

spotted what appeared to be threatening social media posts, including a picture of weapons on the trunk a car and a reference about killing the competition. also, one of the men was accused of threatening to shoot someone in an online chat room. so, boston police were notified, and 18-year-old kevin norton and 27-year-old james stumbo were stopped trying to enter the convention center. they were let go but their car seized and then the police found the shotgun, assault rifle and ammunition in the trunk. because the men did not have licenses to carry they were arrested on weapons charges and are being held without bond. the suspects claim their social media posts were tab oust context and didn't -- taken out of context and didn't mean they were literally going to kill the competition. police believe their intent was bad. >> you never know what is in someone's mind. we went by the words they used and the weapons they flashed on social media, and the weapons they brought up here. the same people who said the things they said, brought the weapons they said they were going to use. so we miti

horn,e trunk, honk the flash the headlights, switch the car off. >> the biggest takeaway is that carsre computers and your car has more in common with a laptop than a model-t. we have to think about cybersecurity issues just as much as traffic safety issues. >> things get hacked all the time. i am a hacker. if i am not hacking it, somebody else will. vulnerabilities will be found. you want them to be found by the good guys. this is the software update that we worked with tesla to prepare. we identified these as part of our research. >> all you have to do is click, "install now." it pushes out very quickly. >> the vast majority of teslas will already be safe. emily: up next, investors look for clues as to who will run twitter as executives buy out shares. man mall bite for -- we will tell you why this may be key to a future on mars. ♪ emily: another big story we are watching today. twitter is rising 9.6% today after unveiling a content deal with the nfl. ceoher reason -- interim jack dorsey promoted his of shares withth a tweet. the board members also bought shares of twitter, accordin

. >> we understand the public's trunk -- frustration. reporter: he says the three level transit have an acting trains, taxis,c even hotel shuttles provided teaching moments. >> we learn to approach unique projects with added support, added expertise. reporter: commuters have mixed feelings. >> that is really good for me. i will be using this a lot. i am happy. >> i do not know what kind of testing been done but let's for the buses on the upper level and see what happens. take some strip readings and see the mark cracks show up. reporter>> there is no other bun the portfolio about which we know more than this building. we have tracked to monitor the progress of the work so we can stand here today, i can send your today and tell you it is safe and ready for operation. reporter: we have seen bus drivers training, learning how to navigate their way through this three-level bus terminal all day long. montgomery county planning to pass the torch onto they sayy day now. that will open this transit center on sunday, september 20 at long last. ke

countless tragedies, most recently, a grim discovery of more than 70 people who suffocated inside a trunk in austria. amy: as another ship carrying

, the cop pulled over the suspect in newcastle. >> he observed a number of money bags in the trunk of the car. >> the money bags held $1.8 million. the officer arrested the 53-year-old, a suspect on parole with eight felonies to his name and a car full of stolen money. >> this was an extremely sophisticated burglary. >> reporter: the rest of the cash was in the safe and the other burglars escaped. >> the video shows they were masked while committing the burglary. >> reporter: police have no descriptions of the two to four others, their connection to the loomis facility or their means of escape. steve: thank you. police searching for this duo that is behind 13 burglaries at commercial buildings in midtown, the upper east side and west side over a four-month period 146th. this is surveillance video in hd from the burglary. electronics. anyone who knows who they are, call the tipline at 1-800-577-tips. alison: a construction worker recovering after falling seven feet down a hole in staten island. rescue crews pulled him out. according to si live, he was hospitalized with rib injuries. st

we are the first reporters to get a tour of the trunk campaign headquarters in this very storied buildingt, our guest tonight joins us right now. he is the man of the hour and the man of the tower, donald trump. make you for joining us, mr. trump.

. >> something is in the trunk of kevin's cruiser. and the kids who find it have ies on idea what they're in for in the thriller cop car. >> boys, i know you can hear it. you are in a whole lot of trouble.no >> this is kevin's 45th film which means he's mastered a lot of classic lines. but does he remember them. >> i am a nice guy, just a different kind of nice guy. >> no idea. i'm a nice guy, just a different kind of nice guy. few good men. >> i am a nice guy. just a different kind of nice guy. >> river wild. >> off to a good start. >> here we go. just i get the feeling you've bessed a lot. >> i'm afraid i've suffered by comparison. i got one. >> knock it all dowen ki involuntary manslaughter. >> that's few good men. i think i've only played one lawyer. that was pretty easy. >> you see it was one good man there at the end. and he did handle the truth. >> wow.n to up next, lenny kravitz, he frees the bacon and the internet goes nuts. we have hollywood's reaction. and kerry washington looks back at her own wardrobe scandal. >> you can

the officer said he knew something was up when he spied a volkswagen jetta with its trunk open. police say he noticed 53-year- old he had guard medina -- edgar medina and chased him. >> followed and caught the individual and recovered $1.8 million in the trunk of his car. >> reporter: police called medina a career criminal with 10 prior arrests including for weapons possession. >> good thing the police was around doing their job and, you know, got the work done. >> reporter: one suspect caught but four accomplices on the loose and there's a $25,000 crimestoppers reward to help police capture them. in hicksville, nassau counties, dave carlin, cbs 2 news. >> medina is charged with burglary, grand larceny and possession of burglary tools. >>> police are searching for the man behind an attack in brooklyn. investigators say the suspect seen here chased a mother of two right to her front door. the terrified woman spoke to cbs 2's hazel sanchez. she joins us live from bensonhurst with more. hazel. >> reporter: well, dick it takes a lot of courage to talk about such a violent experience

. >> trunk is having so much early success in his newest undertaking as presidential candidate. aside from giving kids rides in his private helicopter, he continues to have or hold the immigration problem. he will deny citizenship to those for your current -- foreign here. but thanks to his numbers, his competitors are begin getting to talk tough on immigration as well. sarah: the very latest in business news and we have some good news in the fight against ebola. >> that there is still a lot to do for sierra loan -- leon. this raises hopes that the country could soon be free of the deadly virus and era leon will have to vote with cap -- will have to catch up. the country's economy has been shattered. in the already impoverished nation has had to contend with travel restrictions, curfews and quarantine rules and outbreak. a great yellow farmland has been left fallow, and factories have shut down. if sierra leone has indeed managed to stay about the disease, is economy could start cap as early as next year. returning to normality will be easy. -- not be easy. >> many hungry people

, but a tour of the storage rooms that bill allman was talking about, and she saw those dirty old trunksas she said. so she had the silver taken out and put in drawers, and like anyone does at home today, and had the trunks thrown away and the silver decimated and just -- would begin to go out with the garbage. a lot of it remains, but, you know, you began to lose it, if you can't count it. susan swain: edi looks pained at the thought. edith mayo: yeah, that is painful. sort of like the decayed furnishings they also found at the white house for years and years, all these things that were thought to be out of date were sold at auction. they had huge auctions. and, you know, all of this marvelous stuff sort of migrated out of the white house. susan swain: sam is watching us in cherry hill, new jersey, that is. and you're on, sam. sam: hello, there. now, i had a question about mrs. harrison's ill health. so, first, let me begin by saying i am a huge caroline harrison fan. i have been following her for years. she is one of my absolute favorite first ladies. but i was wondering, did her ill h

there are trees toppled over homes, trunks acting as barricades in the roadways. thousands of trees tangled up in president power lines to get people out of the dark. people in the area are complaining that there is not enough crews but they are getting some help. pse&g long island said they had about 500 to 600 crews on the roads. now they are getting help from con ed crews. they sent about 50 people who got to work here. as of right now, we are just under 14,000 people without power since this storm hit yesterday. it has come down quite a bit. they say about 80% has their power back. let's hear from customers what they want. >> pse&g obviously has to get that stuff off the lines. we don't want to cause more damage to the electrical infrastructure and i don't want to put my employees in jeopardy. so, at this point, we are waiting for additional crews from pse&g to remove the trees that are involved with the lines and then we will continue cutting our way back into these neighborhoods. >> so from dronecam 7 you can see an impact from a different angle, trees down

but her wedding band and her engagement ring seen in this photo, well they stayed in the trunk of the cab. >> i just screamed and when i looked out -- and cab was already at the corner. i have to move my friend place the place, i was so tired and i didn't pay attention. >> reporter: those weren't the only valuables she says she lost. >> my green card. missable security card -- my social security card. >> reporter: the commissioner says quote we're going to do our best detective work on this and we are optimistic but there are a few lessons to be learned from this unfortunate instance. for one thing, mariko had negotiated a flat rate and the tlc says remember, that means there's no meter and no gps to track it down. so they warn riders not to accept any flat fare. and to always get a receipt. meanwhile, she fears she lost something irreplaceable. >> green card was so important for me because i did my own design. so actually just kind of like a custom made. >> reporter: and she's hoping her cabbie or whoever finds it has a heart. >> this item also important for me -- they are part of my

i better load the beach chair into the trunk. i'm gonna need it for the line in the morning.oney, hang on. you can't spend your birthday in line. well, not the whole day. i have to be there at 6:00 or f

edgar medina, the only suspect in custody, was allegedly caught with the 1.8 million in cash in the trunk of this car. the break in went down around 9:30 august 16th. police say surveillance video shows the group casing the building and at one point appears to tamper with the security system, an elaborate network of cameras. these are the tools left behind, jacks used to open a steel door. when inside they broke through doors and concrete, reached the vault and were in the process of moving the cash when you see here an officer on routine patrol spotted medina who took off in the car but was eventually caught. >> not cool at all. >> reporter: she lives next door to this home in brentwood where medina lives, a man with ten prior arrests out on payroll. we did reach out to loomis but did not here back. police are offering a $25,000 reward for information in this case. for now live in hicksville, kemberly richardson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> from long island to chinatown, lower manhattan, breaking news. a platform fire at broadway and canal street is causing big subway de

. >> i wanted to see him like swing right into the trunk of the tree.'m sorry. >> all about the landing. see if grandpa john can do it. he has to throw the styrofoam airplane. >> duck, grandpa. >> come on. >> he runs, he trips on the stump. >> oh! >> it's not over. >> yes! >> the airplane has it in for him. >> so much better than we were expecting. we were both predicting he'd take it in the back of the head but the final from the glider and it evaporates, just detonates is amazing. >> he threw it like he was throwing a real f-16. it's only a styrofoam toy. >>> sure, there are people out there that say that time travel isn't possible. steven hawking but turns out it is. prepare yourselves and take a deep breath because we're all going to travel into nick calderon's future. what has a bunch of little balls and screws old ladies? a bingo machine. >> that is nick in years. >> a bunch of grandpas were asked to tell their spiceiest jokes. >> how do you make your wife swear during sex? you call her and tell her about it. >> that is nick now. >> i knew that wa

once he dons the tight red trunks, fans will probably be begging to get rescued. this movie set to gin a tidal wave of reboots like "jurasic world" and "vacation" and "terminator." perhaps the hoff may make a slow-mo splashy return in the newest "baywatch." the germans would lose their mind, they love the hoff. thank you for joining us. tune in to "gma" in the morning. we are online on our nightline facebook page and abcnews.com. thanks again for watching and good night. ÷h,z/ same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target, and upgrade to a shiny new everything. and now when you buy a phone, get 20% off your target run. all things mobile. all in one place. this toy is a reminder that someone cares.ug. these are a chance to be part of a team. and this is a chance to succeed. female announcer: with your support, the employee owners of sleep train are proud to dedicate their time, hearts and resources to giving local foster children one importan

. >> i wanted to see him, like, swing right into the trunk of the tree.'m sorry. >> now again, it's all about the landing. let's see if grandpa john could do it. all he has to do is throw this styrofoam airplane. that's it. let's see how he does. he runs, he trips. >> oh, oh! >> it's not over. the airplane has it in for him. >> we both were predicting he was going to take it in the back of the head, but that one, the glider, and the fact that it just evaporates is amazing. >> he threw it like he was throwing a real f-16. >> five years ago joshua and amanda tried to actually c lly e choreograph a dance to this song "you make me feel so young." >> this version covered by frank sinatra. they felt we've got to make this happen. they got a choreographer to choreograph the dance in central park and of course a film crew to record all of it, and it is very beautiful. they originally got together two make this video, but they started dating instead and forgot about the video. so they decided now is a good time to actually finish this video. the dance ends up at t

mark: last night trunk dominated -- trump dominated the debate and then he went on some shows to saye did well. here are some post-debate stuff and then mr. trump himself. >> the real story is the collapse of trump. mr. trump: i had a great time. i got to meet some of the candidates and they were really great people. i had a wonderful evening. >> how many of you had a positive opinion about donald trump? mr. trump: that was done by a guy named frank who is a real dunce. i think he picks people to say whatever they want. he came up to my office looking for work and then all of a sudden he is doing focus. i have no interest in him. >> she is a woman. she is not the things he called her and women find those remarks offensive. mr. trump: the biggest of loss of the evening was when i mentioned rosie o'donnell. people got a great kick out of it. it was an amazing evening frankly and got tremendous ratings probably. mark: trump took to twitter in the last half-hour and went after fox for criticizing him. lots of discussion about this already, but what is your view? did trump help or hurt hi

all the money, $1.8 million was in the trunk. >> it's clear, this burglary wasn't interrupted. it was ongoing when the police interrupted their commissioner of this crime. >> the officer who interrupted the crime is being hailed for his quick actions. but police didn't identify him. medina is described as a career criminal with a long rap sheet. investigators are hunting as many as three other members of the burglary team. >> we're here to announce an increase in the reward where we'll be increasing it to $25,000 for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of the subjects involved in this case. >> reporter: now, we rang the bell here at the armored car company asking for comment. the person answering us simply said they didn't want to say anything at this time. we're live in hicksville tonight, greg cergol, news 4 new york. >>> disturbing new details about the man who shot and killed two young journalists on live television. the former wdbj reporter bought two glock handguns last month. he killed himself after a high-speed chase hours after the shootings inside h

. >> trunk is having so much early success in his newest undertaking as presidential candidate. aside from giving kids rides in his private helicopter, he continues to have or hold the immigration problem. he will deny citizenship to those for your current -- foreign here. but thanks to his numbers, his competitors are begin getting to talk tough on immigration as well. sarah: the very latest in business news and we have some good news in the fight against ebola. >> that there is still a lot to do for sierra loan -- leon. this raises hopes that the country could soon be free of the deadly virus and era leon will have to vote with cap -- will have to catch up. the country's economy has been shattered. in the already impoverished nation has had to contend with travel restrictions, curfews and quarantine rules and outbreak. a great yellow farmland has been left fallow, and factories have shut down. if sierra leone has indeed managed to stay about the disease, is economy could start cap as early as next year. returning to normality will be easy. -- not be easy. >> many hungry people

i can walk out of any walmart and pop my trunk. you get in the general 100 yard range it will work for you. redneck car finder. this is how you can forever solve that problem. you'll never lose your car again. you look like the king of the walmart store. there you go, folks. never lose your car again, be the king of the walmart store or wherever you're at. >> this is so good. >> redneck ingenuity, i love it. >> or you could just look at the sign where you park. >> no, you could do that but it's much more fun the redneck way, fun and creative. >> and festive, yes. >> never lose your car again. >>> you've got kids. lots of people trying to find little projects to keep them entertained this summer. i've got this one that is actually pretty simple and awesome and super fun thanks to the website moms youtube channel this clever way to make chalk. two ingredients. one of them is plaster of paris, the other is paint. >> that takes me back to summer school, making things and putting it in your mouth and getting in trouble. >> you are going

once he dons the tight red trunks, fans will probably be begging to get rescued.

once he dons the tight red trunks, fans will probably be begging to get rescued.movie set to gin a tidal wave of reboots like "jurasic world" and "vacation" and "terminator." perhaps the hoff may make a slow-mo splashy return in the newest "baywatch." the germans would lose their mind, they love the hoff. thank you for joining us. tune in to "gma" in the morning. we are online on our nightline facebook page and abcnews.com. thanks again for watching and good night.