. >> on a stifling, hot night in oklahoma, gary elwood went to bed early. his girlfriend, janet haynes, stayed up for a while and went to bed later. just after midnight, they heard a noise coming from the living room. gary went to investigate. >> she heard him scream for help. she heard noises. she heard sounds of a struggle. this, of course, brought her to fully awake almost instantaneously. >> janet ran to help, but without her glasses, couldn't see clearly. >> she was able to tell us that he was wearing gloves and had underwear on. >> the assailant chased janet back into the bedroom, where she was assaulted. >> he would try over the course of that attack to knock her unconscious, to suffocate her to a point where she would lose consciousness. >> she kept saying, "you don't have to kill me." he says, "yes, i do," and i think pretty much she just managed to talk him out of that possibility. >> after several hours, the attacker left. that's when janet discovered gary's lifeless body. >> gary! >> now in a state of shock, she managed to call police. >> she wa

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mark elwood. >> the biggest source of anxiety is fomo. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. thank you, social media expert. you know how you become a social media expert, you sign up for an instagram account. there are so many stupid fake words now. are you familiar with the term usie? i learned this yesterday. it is a selfie that other people are in with you. a picture of us. a group photo is what it is. so professor of marketing at golden gate university. they asked for a comment. he said the usies are a growing trend and she believes they have more social value than selfies. which means they more value than no social value at all. people taking a picture together is not a growing trend. this photograph was taken in 1857. one of the first photographs ever taken. not an usie. do you know what they called it? they called it a picture. an usie. it's terrible? it makes me want to vom. it really does. we have music from a great artist, jose gonzalez, chris "ludacris" bridges is here and a very funny and delightful amy schumer will be with us in just a moment. but before all tha

years, the two largest plateglass firms in the world were located in kokomo just down the rail line in elwood, indiana. these essentially produced plate glass exclusively for the chicago market. it coincided with the economic depression in the 1890's. they overproduced. they were a little more optimistic of what the market would bear. plate glass ended up being cheaper than brick. if you are trying to increase the amount of glass, what do you end up with? you end up with a building very much like the reliance building, a steel frame on the inside that takes all of the structural functions of the exterior and internalizes it into a a self-braced frame. draped with as minimal and as transparent a curtain wall as you can possibly get on the outside. this is the reliance's reputation. the first curtain wall building. there is a good functional reason for it. this contemporary post card from a tourist who knows that this building is almost all doctors offices. it was designed for suburban doctors to have a place to practice downtown. electricity was expensive. both from a functional point of view,

the first federally approved monument on federal land honoring lgbt veterans dedicated in a grove in elwood illinois. >> and along the california coast, the company that owns the oil pipeline that ruptured says it plans to remove the broken pipe today and then once it's removed, investigators will examine it. >> the company downgrading the amount of oil that leaked. brandi hitt with more. >> reporter: these are the lives rescue teams are desperately trying to save. pelicans coated in oil. the dark toxic sludge covering a baby elephant seal's face. this sea lion died over the weekend. >> that's when the emotion starts to come in. >> reporter: it's believed up to 101,000 gallons of oil spilled from this ruptured pipeline last week. experts say injured wildlife swimming through the spill are now showing up as far as 50 miles away. >> we have more than 800 people working together to approach this response from the land sea, and air. >> reporter: volunteers are now being trained so they can join clean-up crews racing to remove oil from these once pristine beaches. >> my family has been all along

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elwood, i think it is. we're going to head off for a few miles. he'll see how he does. got a brand new bike so he's just getting the handle of this one. but this guy's an athlete. >> we'll check in with you guys in a little bit. enjoy. want to go inside now. natalie has the top stories of the morning. nat, good morning. >>> good morning once again, everyone. an emergency cleanup of gooey oil is underway this morning on one of the most beautiful stretches of the california coast. officials say a pipeline ruptured on tuesday to spill more than 20,000 gallons of oil near santa barbara. the four-mile long oil slick coated wildlife and forced campers to leave the state park just ahead of the memorial day weekend. >>> air bags that can injure or kill are now the target of the biggest auto recall in u.s. history. the japanese company takata is nearly doubling its earlier recall to cover 34 million cars. officials say the bags can explode violently spraying the car with sharp metal fragments. at least five deaths and more than 100 injuries have been blamed on the problem. until

here to tell them about them is can de nast traveler contributing editor mark elwood being helped out today by adoptable dogs from north shore animal league of america. >> so you're going to start us off my friend. >> yes. >> with tips. >> we're going to talk about before you go before you take a road trip with pets a couple things to think about. you don't want to feed them close than four hours before you start. >> right. >> and keep a rabbi's vaccination certificate in your glove compartment. going on a plane, buying a container for them, just up to their shoulders. >> you don't want them flopping all over. >> let the airplane know that you are going with a pet. >> it costs extra. >> might be limited on how many pets on that plane. >> they don't like to sit pets next to other pets because that's trouble. >> good point. >> hotels. >> hotels. we love hotels because you know about this? >> never heard them. >> kimpton if a pet sits at the door of the bedroom you can take it with you for free. >> a horse? >> mini pony. director of pet relations at the hotels which are on staff who unde