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once again, gio benitez. >> reporter: it's nearly midnight in newport, kentucky. in this town the only thing usually open at that hour is the pepper pod diner. but on this night, a light is shining inside campbell county courtroom #2. after nine intense days of grueling testimony, the fate of now 24-year-old shayna hubers, accused of murdering her ex-boyfriend ryan poston is now in the hands of seven men and five women. >> all rise. >> has the jury reached a verdict? >> we have, your honor. >> reporter: after just five hours of deliberation, the verdict is in. >> we the jury find the shayna hubers guilty of murder. >> reporter: shayna hubers, guilty of murder. the courtroom overcome with emotion. >> ladies and gentlemen, i'm going excuse you for the evening. >> reporter: as for shayna, the former honor student once seen dancing in that interrogation room, now sitting motionless in stunned silence. while ryan's family hugs emotionally, shayna's mother slips out of the courtroom unseen by cameras. laura kirkwood was on that jury and says convicting shayna was a no-b

here's abc's gio benitez. >> i can't get out of my car. >> reporter: tonight shattered glass, burned steel and a frantic 911 call. >> i was doing 45 and all of a sudden my air bags just went off. i can't, i don't know if my car got hit by lightning. i don't know what happened sglit was a light bright light. the car lit up. >> reporter: sheena easterday was driving through a severe thunderstorm in st. petersburg florida, when all of a sudden her car shook. >> i kept hitting the locks but it wouldn't work. the car was smoky from the air bags i guess. makes me not want to drive in the rain ever again. >> reporter: a lightning bolt struck in front of the car. you can see the jarring force the lightning strike can have on a moving vehicle. look as this pickup is jolted after taking a direct hit. cars are designed to divert lightning around the shell of the car and down to the ground. while many think that rubber car tires protect against lightning strikes, experts say it is a myth. lightning can melt electrical systems and in some cases cause the car to burst in to flames and they say it

i shouldn't be so mean. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm geo benitez in new york. >> that would be the moral of the story. thanks for watching abc news. tune into good morning america tomorrow. as always we're online 24/7 at abcnews.com. good night, america. [cheers and applause] >> hey! hey-hey-hey-hey! hey! hey! hey! hey! i'm terry crews, and it's time to start giving out the cash right here on millionaire! [cheers and applause] as a mother of two holding down two jobs, today's returning contestant is affectionately known as wonder woman. from new york city please welcome alyssa renkas! [cheers and applause] >> hi, terry. good to see you. >> how are you? >> i'm good. >> wow. so they call you wonder woman? >> absolutely. >> now, how would winning this money help you be more wonderful? >> [chortles] so i have two children. they're 10 and 12. it would definitely help for, you know, taking care of some of their educational expenses. i work full-time selling medical supplies and i also am a yoga teacher. so i would really love to open my own little studio maybe make a little cafe a little

abc's gio benitez is on the scene of the prison break with the latest clues as investigators question whether a female prison employee agreed to help the convicted killers get away. >> bloodhounds did pick up a scent this morning and they were pursuing a scent. >> reporter: it's been six days since convicted killers richard matt and david sweat escaped from clinton correctional prison in upstate new york. as confident as governor cuomo may have sounded the scent could be growing cold. >> they could be literally anywhere. >> reporter: tonight an entire town cordoned off, roadblocks, police checking every car. only residents allowed in. more than 500 officers now involved in this massive manhunt. focusing on an area just miles from the prison. schools today shut down. >> at this time we are remaining in the area until we have conducted a thorough search. we're looking underneath every rock behind every tree and inside every structure until we catch these two. >> reporter: investigators are searching these dense woods by ground and by air. launching helicopters to get that critical birds

here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight the first convicts to ever break out of this maximum security prison are on the run two days and counting. 34-year-old david sweat and 34-year-old richard matt convicted murderers gone without a trace from the clinton correctional facility in upstate new york. >> they could be literally anywhere. we are leaving no stone unturned. >> reporter: investigators at the home of a prison employee joyce mitchell part of the investigation into how the two inmates were able to pull off a daring complex escape. reminiscent of the hollywood blockbuster "the shawshank redemption." ♪ >> be on the lookout for two escapees from clinton county correction facility. >> reporter: officials say the men were last seen at 10. 30. p.m. friday night for bed check. reported missing at bed check the following morning at 5:30 a.m. leaving this note behind. reading "have a nice day" in their empty beds clothing was arranged to make it look like some one was sleeping. police say sweat and matt used power tools to drill through a wall and work their way down four stories, sh

abc's gio benitez is in upstate new york. >>> reporter: tonight, the first convicts to break out of this maximum security prison, are on the run. two days and counting. convicted murderers david sweat and richard matt serving up to life sentences now gone without a trace. police now at this home but not wanting us near. >> you shouldn't hang out if they're not home. >> reporter: the woman who lives here, prison employee joyce mitchell. our sources telling abc news she's been interviewed by investigators about the weekend prison break. her neighbors frightened. >> me and her were scared. i wanted to find out what's going on. >> reporter: officials say the two men were last seen in their adjoining cells at 10:30 pm friday night for bed check and reported missing the following morning at 5:30 am leaving this note behind. their empty beds stuffed with clothes to make it look like someone was asleep. sweat and matt using power tools to drill through a wall, reinforced with steel, to a catwalk running alongside utility pipes. >> what is the most troubling fact is they needed power tools to do

abc's ggio benitez is in upstate new york. >> reporter: tonight, prosecutors claim that behind these walls, prison worker joyce tillie mitchell schemed with two convicted murderers helping them to escape and plotting to kill her husband, lyle. >> what about that alleged murder-for-hire plot? >> the information we had from joyce mitchell is that that occurred. >> reporter: authorities today revealing new details about mitchell's alleged relationship with both men. she was investigated last year for becoming too close with one of them, david sweat. he was then transferred out of the tailor shop where she worked. and soon after, the prosecutor tells me, mitchell began an affair with the other killer, richard matt. >> she made the allegations or statements to us that there was a sexual relationship, a very limited relationship. >> in the tailor shop? >> in the tailor shop. >> reporter: as for her husband lyle -- >> mr. mitchell, gio benitez, abc news. >> reporter: investigators are talking to him, but he's not talking to us. >> what do you make of the reports that she was trying to have

abc's gio benitez with what the doctor was recorded saying. >> reporter: listen closely, because this is a doctor. >> round and round we go, wheel of annoying patients we go. where it will land, nobody knows. >> reporter: that voice is anesthesiologist dr. tiffany ingham in april 2013 and her patient is undergoing a routine colonoscopy in virginia. the patient had been recording his doctor's post-op instructions, but says he forgot to stop recording once he went under, capturing this. >> really, after five minutes of talking to you in pre-op i wanted to punch you in the face and man you up a little bit. >> reporter: the patient filing a lawsuit anonymously, claiming defamation and medical malpractice, in part because of this false diagnosis. >> i'm going to mark hemorrhoids even though we don't see them and probably won't. i'm just going to take a shot in the dark. >> reporter: the patient winning the lawsuit, dr. ingham forced to pay him more than half a million dollars in damages. she's no longer working at that virginia hospital. in fact we haven't been able to find her. and her at

here's gio benitez. ♪ >> reporter: we've all been there. your plane delayed, six hours at the airport. ♪ but instead of anger erupting, song. ♪ >> reporter: the cast of "the lion king" in terminal d. ♪ suddenly performing. ♪ stuck at laguardia airport, trying to get to orlando, but they were about to faceoff. the cast of "aladdin" there, too ♪ we about to just have some fun ♪ >> reporter: the genie challenging them to a singoff. "arabian nights." ♪ not to be outdone, "lion king" back again. but in the end, they both won. their flight took off. ♪ >> reporter: guy owe benitez, abc news, new york. >> we loved it. thank you for watching here on a thursday night. i'm david muir. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. good night. [ whimpering ] [ cuckoos ] [ belches ] [ dishes clatter ] [ squeaks ] [ giggles ] it's america's game! wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen here are the stars of our show -- pat sajak and vanna white. hello. thank you, jim thornton. our trip ends here. okay. thank you. appreciate that. see you la

gio benitez, abc news, new york. >>> when we come back here tonight, the young actress, the hunt for her escaped stalker. police with new developments coming in tonight. >>> also, the police search for this suv and the warning about a man possibly attacking real estate agents. >>> and the little boy catching the ball, the grand slam, but watch this. he then bursts into tears. tonight, he explains himself. he's right here, after the break. my constipation and belly pain have my stomach feeling all knotted up. i've tried laxatives... but my symptoms keep returning. my constipation feels like a pile of bricks... that keeps coming back. linzess can help. once-daily linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. linzess helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give linzess to children under 6 and it should not be given to children 6 to 17. it may harm them. don't take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain

here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, joyce tillie mitchell is seeing the jailhouse bars from the other side. wearing that black and white jail outfit as she faces a judge, a far cry from the prison tailor shop where she met convicted murders david sweat and richard matt who the prosecutors says convinced her to help them break free. >> matt was giving her that friendship, i guess, that she basically groomed her to the point of assisting them in escaping from clinton correctional. >> reporter: now sweat and matt planned the escape for five months they say. mitchell allegedly smuggling speed bag boxing glove, lighted eyeglasses and the blades and tools used to bust out. then she was to be the driver of the getaway car. there's the prison right there and right over here that can the managehole where those two men emerged from. then prosecutors say the men were supposed to walk just 2 1/2 blocks that's where mitchell was going to pick them up right here at this power plant. according to prosecutors the plan was to drive seven hours to remote woods. only accessible by atvs but mit

abc's gio benitez this evening with two eyewitnesses who say they came face to face with the fugitives. >> stay with your partner! two-man teams. >> reporter: tonight, the dramatic search for the escaped killers taking us deep into dense woods. 400 officers pushing through tangled trees, scanning from the skies, standing side-by-side in formation to canvas a large area of fields and farms. what they're doing right now is a grid search. they're per suing a new lead in the search for david sweat and richard matt. 35 miles away from the prison in the small town of wills boar rope. at 2:00 a.m. in the midst or torrential rain two men are spotted walking alongside of the road. approaches then but they run off. the resident calls police, who cordon off the whole area. the killers on the lam since saturday. these people tell us they had a close encounter with the men after they broke out. so they are just there in your backyard? >> yes, they were looking around a little bit, walking in our backyard and people don't walk in backyards around here. >> reporter: still scared they asked us not to

>> gio benitez tonight, gio, thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. one of the top complaints of consumers in america, those unwanted robocalls and now text messages from them, too. the major crackdown tonight, and we're learning of the simple tool that could help you get them to stop. we'll have it for you right after the break. >>> also big news from the airlines tonight. the size of your carry-on bags, we just reported they wanted to shrink them down. the big new development there. >>> and americans spending more time and money going to and from work. the new list is out tonight, and can you guess the cities with the most expensive commutes? we'll be right back. se if you turned on something in one room and it turned on everywhere else. but that's exactly how traditional cooling and heating systems work. so you pay more than you should. but mitsubishi electric systems give you a better way... with no waste and lower energy bills. control temperatures precisely in one or every room ... ...with no new ductwork. so everyone can enjoy ultimat

here's gio benitez. ♪ ♪ great and small ♪ >> reporter: we've all been there. your plane delayed six hours at the airport. ♪ the circle of life ♪ but instead of anger erupting, song. ♪ >> reporter: the cast of "the lion king" in terminal d. ♪ suddenly performing. ♪ stuck at laguardia airport, trying to get to orlando, but they were about to face off. the cast of "aladdin" there, too. ♪ and this is my cast ♪ ♪ we are aladdin ♪ ♪ and we're about to just have some ♪ >> reporter: the genie challenging them to a sing-off. "arabian nights." ♪ arabian nights ♪ ♪ arabian days ♪ >> reporter: not to be outdone, "lion king" back again. but in the end, they both won. their flight took off. ♪ >> reporter: gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> we loved it. thank >>> the long wait is almost over. tip-off between warriors and cavaliers is just an hour away. welcome, everyone. we are live at oracle arena. home of the nba finals. we've been 40 years to use that line by the way. so much build-up. you can feel the energy. the heart is beating fast. it

gio benitez with abc news. how is your wife doing right now? >> reporter: the husband of the prison worker accused of helping two murderers escape running from our cameras. he was tight lipped, but law enforcement sources are not. they are now investigating whether joyce mitchell may have helped the convicts escape because she believed they would help kill her husband. >> what do you make of the reports that she was trying to have you killed? >> reporter: tonight officials believe the trail of the killers has gone cold and are wondering if they had someone else helping them beyond mitchell who has pleaded not guilty. >> i don't know for any reason for a fact that she's plan a, plan b or plan c. i would find it hard to believe with the time that they've had to plan that and think that out and set so much up to get to that point that they would have taken along somebody basically that would have been baggage to them. >> reporter: tonight abc news learning david sweat and richard matt had planned for months, exploring the underground pipes they us

>> in the tailor shop. >> reporter: as for her husband lyle -- >> gio benitez with abc news. >> reporter: investigators are talking to him, but he's not talking to us. >> what do you make of the reports that she was trying to have you killed? >> reporter: the murderers, of course, still on the run. the search that started around the prison, expanding to a small town miles away, even crossing state lines into vermont, now cold. officials admitting tonight the killers could be anywhere. and here at the district attorney's office, prosecutors are now considering possibly charging joyce tillie mitchell in that murder plot. she's already pleaded not guilty to helping the prisoners escape, but she's got a long road ahead. david? >> our thanks to you tonight. >>> now to the extreme weather turning deadly. that direct hit for texas, and now 60 million americans bracing for more. tropical depression bill bringing drenching rains, flash flood watches all the way from texas to illinois, a foot of rain in parts and images from the storm zone coming in tonight. vehicles sliding off highway 59. this i

mitchell gio benitez with abc news. how is your wife doing right now? the husband of the prison worker accused of helping two murderers escape, running from our cameras. he was tight-lipped, but law enforcement sources are not. they are now investigating whether joyce "tillie" mitchell helped the convicts escape because she believed they would help kill her husband. what do you make of the reports that she was trying to have you killed? officials believe the trail of the killers has gone cold and wondering if they had someone else helping them beyond mitchell, who has pleaded not guilty. >> i don't know for any reason for a fact that she's plan "a," plan "b" or plan "c." i would find it hard with the time they've had to plan that and to think that out and to set so much up to get to that point that they would have taken along somebody, you know for basically, that would have been baggage to them. >> reporter: abc news learning sweat and matt planned for months, exploring the underground pipes they used to escape, even leaving themselves notes with direc

>> gio benitez live in upstate new york tonight. gio, thank you. >>> this evening, major developments in the case of former speaker of the house dennis hastert. in court today, pleading not guilty to charges he lied to the fbi, that he paid millions in hush money allegedly to conceal sexual abuse from his days as a high school wrestling coach. our cameras capturing hastert there at the gas station with his wife of 42 years, right there in the passenger seat. tonight, our own chief investigative correspondent brian ross with the tough questions for hastert. >> reporter: arriving today without the lights, sirens and government bodyguards that used to surround him, the former speaker of the house instead was surrounded by a mob of photographers and reporters outside the chicago courthouse. mr. hastert, any comment you want to make? treated like any other accused criminal, the 73-year-old dennis hastert, once second in line to the presidency, made his way through security before being booked, fingerprinted and entering a plea of not gui

gio benitez is standing by. experts warning that damaged cars could flood the market. he's going to tell you what you need to look out for in just a bit. >>> it is our giant party in the park. florence and the machine in the park. our concert bus is heading there right now and we have got a lot of fans standing by in central park. >> another packed day in central park. looking forward to that. we switch gears and begin with an urgent alert during the popular home-buying season. police in florida searching for a man who held two real estate agents at gunpoint when they were showing homes. steve osunsami joins us with the latest. steve, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. police say, the suspect had a handgun, wore a straw hat and sunglasses. they're worried he could strike again. this morning, police are sharing this sketch of the man they say robbed two different florida realtors at gunpoint while they were showing him homes. >> st. pete police department. >> i'm a realtor. i was showing homes and someone just robbed me. >> reporter: it was about 1:

here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: an entire town closed off, road blocks, police checking every car. only residents allowed in. more than 500 officers now involved in the massive manhunt focusing on an area a few miles from the prison. sources telling abc news bloodhound picked up a strong scent and schools shut down. investigators are searching these dense woods by ground and by air. launching helicopters to get that critical bird's eye view, all to find those prisoners. miles and miles of dark forest. the perfect hiding place. new york governor andrew cuomo says police are talking to several people who may have facilitated the escape. >> that is a crime in and of itself. and we will prosecute those people to the fullest extent of the law. >> reporter: authorities telling abc news there is a very real chance the murderers are on foot and still in the area possibly because their getaway car never showed up. sources tell us investigators have questioned prison employee joyce tillie mitchell about whether she was supposed to drive the car on friday night and meet the murderers. bu

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reporter gio benitez has the story. >> tonight in theouring rain, they're patrolling a small town. joyce mitchell may be in custody tonight but the killers say she helped escape still on the loose. she supervised t tailor shop at the prison has been charged with smuggling in ctraband before the escape. prosecutors wodn't say what it was. >> did joyce mitchell provide tools and equipment to the inmates? >> based on our investigation, joyce mitchell has not provided power tools. >> whether she was supposed to drive the get away car. they looked into whether she was having a relationship with david sweat but an investigation came up empty. on the ground, the search expanding. atvs plunging into the forest. blackhawk helicopters on patr in the sky. they're flying lower than we've seen before. the search is intensifying here. a redent telling us they thought they heard a gunshot. no word on what it mightave been. another sign of a town on edge. schools close for a second day. roadblocks preventing nonresidents from entering. >> we're driving along the perimeter. officer after officer af

. >>> and it's rafael benitez the homegrown manager. sana will be with all the sport. >> calling it a trader's paradise a special economic zone between china and kazakhstan. shoppers can cross over borders without video sass and buy duty free goods. but not everyone is happy. >> this is still frontier territory between kazakhstan and china, but it's not the wild west. a free trade zone where old barriers between chinese and central asians are breaking down. >> we used to fear the chinese but for no good reason. now it's quite the opposite. in kazakhstan people became less trustworthy. but couple here chinese citizens are here ready to help with any issue you might have. >> all you can hear around me are the sounds of plastic taping wrapping around boxes and bags from everything from bicycles to car tires clothes and building materials. this is a trader's paradise. this is the new silk road. >> china has invested $4 billion in the venture building malls and hotels for tourists to enjoy duty free shopping visa free. but on the kazakhstan

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>> it makes me second guess everything now. >> what was geo benitez reporting. heartbreaking to see the kids doing that. joey salaz says he hopes the demonstration will open parents' eyes and prompt parents to talk to their children. i certainly will. jonathan: new information for the search for the escaped inmates in new york. kimberly: suzanne kennedy has more. suzanne: suzanne: abc news is reporting 49-year-old richard matt the je pan i said is -- gentleman being pursued and shot by authorities has been killed. he was shot by a order agent in -- border agent. this is in a location in franklin, county new york, upstate new york. 80 miles southwest of montreal. matt was in prison for kidnapping torture and dismemberment of his former boss. he was 49 years old. authorities right now pursuing the second fugitive, that is david sweat. the 35-year-old inmate who was serving time for -- without parole for killing a sheriff deputy. these two men have been on the run for three weeks since june 6 from the clinton correctional facility in dannemora, new york. what autho

la de francia de 1998, fue presentado oficialmente el nuevo director tÉcnico del real madrid, rafa benÍtez, el cual terminÓ prÁcticamente con lÁgrimas su discurso, estÁ contento de llegar al club merengue, con la voz entrecortada asumiÓ el cargo de tÉcnico del club. digo es un emocionante, porque vuelvo a mi casa. con un breve discurso se dirigiÓ a la directiva ya parte de su cuerpo tÉcnico. vamos a la capital francesa, cuartos de final de roland garros la que para muchos fue una final anticipada entre el nÚmero uno del mundo el serbio novak djokovic y el espaÑol rafa nadal, por cierto, el espaÑol no le dio ni las luces al serbio, 7_6, 6_3, 6_1, el que fue hasta el momento el rey de la arcilla terminÓ siendo eliminado por el nÚmero uno del mundo, entonces asÍ se mete a semifinales novak djokovic. en el nÚmero cuatro del mundo andy murray venciÓ a david ferrer en cuatro sets, y se metiÓ en los cuatro mÁs importantes, el britÁnico alcanzÓ su segunda semifinal. en la rama femenina, despuÉs de una hora y seis minutos, esto fue lo que pasÓ, la nÚmero uno del mundo serena

gio benitez, abc news, plainville, massachusetts. >>> here's one that's hard to stomach. american 401(k) savings are being rocked by the financial problems in greece and puerto rico. greek banks closed and there are long lines at atm machines where withdrawals are limited. 1.8 billion loan payments is due today but the greek government says that payment will not be made. u.s. stocks suffered the biggest losses of the year yesterday. most financial advisors say the economy can ride it out. puerto rico on the verge of bankruptcy facing major deadlines. the governor went on tv to discuss the country's $74 billion debt crisis. u.s. bankruptcy law does not apply in the territory and a federal bailout is not in the works. today puerto rico must approve a budget for the fiscal year that begins tomorrow. the same day that a major debt payment is due. >>> california lawmakers have approved one of the toughest vaccination bills in the country. the measure calls for mandatory vaccines for nearly all california school children, strikes down a current exemption that allows parents to

this is video shot by rachel benitez. she didn't know what to make of the purple blobs. >> they were scattered all over the boche. some were live and some were dead. >> it is to the unusual for them to wash ashore and this is what they look like in the water. it is unusual to see so many. >> they were cool looking. then it was kind of weird. i'm like what is going on with our water? >> they usually wash uh sore in the summer so staff members at the regional east bay district say it is unusual to show up in the spring. >> we have been seeing them wash up since september and going all through the winter. and now even more in the spring and perhaps it is because of the warmer water. >> these slugs are among a few creatures that were showing up on land. a number of whales were beached in the area recently. in san diego thousands of these little tuna crabs were washing ashore. a researcher said they may be linked to the el nino affect. warm temperatures in the pacific ocean. it can help scientists gather data. >>> participatin

abc's gio benitez has more. >> get him out. >> reporter: this morning superstar magician criss angel is speaking out about his harrowing caught on camera rescue of a fellow illusionist. >> he was going limp and as soon as i ran up there and looked at his eyes i could just tell it wasn't part of the show. >> reporter: inside spencer horsman motionless but alive. the rehearsal wednesday was for angel's new show "supernaturalists." horsman calls it a water torture cell. >> if i fail at a magic trick, the worst that's going to happen is i get booed. >> reporter: he says he blacked out fainting underwater. angel acting fast even with that scare in connecticut overnighthorseman performed that same act. >> something you don't know about spencer, he has asthma. okay. he can't swim. that's another thing you don't know. >> anything can happen when you are performing live. >> reporter: and this time in front of an audience. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i'm spencer horsman. what you're look at behind me is a 30-inch steel reinforced cube filled with 100 gallons of water. >> reporter: r