if you would like to contribute, go to fundme.com/adrienne fund. her in the months ahead. i sat down with her again today, a first time since a week after the bombings. it's been a month. how are you doing? >> yeah, i'm doing better and better every day. lots of learning about myself and kind of how to function, especially just in the past, gosh, in the past week or week and a half. since leaving rehab hospital. >> what's been the hardest part? >> i would say the hardest part on a daily basis, as far as just the function -- day to day function is just the simple things, like getting up to go to the bathroom. and showering and getting ready in the morning. just the simple little things that you have your daily routine. and in the middle of the night, if you have to get up and use the rest room, it is a task. >> so right now you're using a wheelchair. >> yeah, yeah, i am. mostly using the wheelchair to get around the city and such. i took a pretty bad fall about four or five days ago. i was not behaving, meaning i was hopping between the bed and the

this was adrienne just one week after the boston marathon bombings.close were you to the second explosion? >> i was right in front of it. right in front of the business where it was. so i felt the direct impact. and it immediately blew off my left foot. >> reporter: how far away was the bomb, do you know? >> my guess would have been about five feet. >> reporter: five feet. >> yeah. we're lucky to be alive. >> reporter: her strength, along with that of her husband, adam, who just returned from a tour in afghanistan with the air force and was also injured in the bombing, inspired people around the world. you're determined to dance again, though. >> i am, yeah. dancing is the one thing that i do that when i do it, i don't feel like i should be doing anything else. ever. i feel so free. >> reporter: adrianne agreed to let us follow her recovery on the long road to dancing again. >> 17, 18, 19. 20. oh. >> and while she faces months of grueling therapy, her physical training as a dancer helped to better prepar her for navigating the world with one leg. she

my name is adrienne reed. our theme for today: balancing poses. already having a lot of fun on the set, i hope you have a lot of fun today at home. this is kind of a challenging class, when you're ready, let's stand on up guys. so let's make it a fun class balancing poses are a little hard, don't get frustrated just laugh have a little fun. so we're actually going to stand here i want you to draw the tops of your thighs upward, tuck your tailbone slightly, hollow your lower belly. inhale, bring your shoulders up and exhale roll them back and down and try and keep that nice balance stance. from there, go ahead and close your eyes and just go for a couple of breaths there. really calming your breath relaxing your body you should be in a perfectly balanced spinal stance. so you're not standing up muscularly, you're balancing skeletally. and see if you can just lean forward slightly into your toes with your eyes still closed and then lean back onto your heels and just rock back and forth just slightly. you may need to open up your eyes, you may notice

also tonight the latest on the investigation, and i speak with adrienne haslet-davis, the distance instructor who lost her leg. we'll find out how she's doing one month into her recovery. >>> also information about what allegedly went on inside ariel castro's house in cleveland. how the women were treated and the horror they endured. we begin tonight with breaking news on two fronts. the irs scandal and the response to the benghazi attack that left four americans dead. a short time ago, president obama spoke out on the irs scandal over charges that it singled out conservative groups and targeted them for extra scrutiny. the president announced the acting commission of the irs was fired and the president promised his administration will work with congress to make sure nothing like this happens again. listen. >> i've reviewed the treasury department watchdog's report, and the misconduct that it uncovered is inexcusable. it's inexcusable and americans have a right to be angry about it and i am angry about it. i will not tolerate this kind of behavior in any agency, but especially in the irs. giv

i'm adrienne garcia, and today we're gonna make a stone fruit granite and-- with whipped cream.ere we have some pots that i've cooked just in water and sugar. you just want to cook them until they're tender when you pierce them with a knife. and you can--what you're gonna do firsd is you're gonna puree these. you can use a blender, a food processor--whatever you want. i like the food processor becaupe you end up with a nice texture. and we're gonna puree this until it's--there are no chunks left. [whirring] so granite is just a french word for granita, or shaved ice. you need sugar in it or else it won't scrape at all. it'll be completely rock s@lid. so what we're gonna do is just pour it into any dish you have. leave yourself overnight. and here we have one that i did a little earlier. it just freezes perfectly flat. you'll take a fork and scrape it just so you end up with your consistency of, like, shaved ice that you get at the fair or anywhere. you can do any fruit. you can do coffee, basil--anything--just make sure you have sugar in there. so now we'll just spoon some into

i'm adrienne >> chair murphy. >> here. >> item 2 approval of april 9 meeting. >> so moved. >> second. >> i have a correction. >> yay. >> that's excellent. >> sorry. >> no, don't be sorry. just the title page, we don't have commissioner murphy listed. and under call to order, it says commission vice president woo ho called the meeting to order. [laughter] >> okay. >> we were channeling you. >> okay. >> those are the only corrections that i have. >> with those revisions may i have a motion to approve? >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> item 3, public comment on executive session. >> executive session. >> so moved. >> second. >> execute session of conference counsel existing litigation matters. >> hi, scott. we will do vortex second, will you mind waiting outside? thank you, >> we need to get going. >> i think we will have a motion to reconvene in open session. >> so moved. >> second. >> she's coming. i move to reconvene in open session. >> second. all in favor. >> aye. >> i move to disclose in closed session the commission unanimously voted to approve the proposed settl

i'm adrienne >> chair murphy. >> here. >> item 2 approval of april 9 meeting. >> so moved. >> second. have a correction. >> yay. >> that's excellent. >> sorry. >> no, don't be sorry. just the title page, we don't have commissioner murphy listed. and under call to order, it says commission vice president woo ho called the meeting to order. [laughter] >> okay. >> we were channeling you. >> okay. >> those are the only corrections that i have. >> with those revisions may i have a motion to approve? >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor?

burundi athlete diane nukuri-johnson finished first, running the course in 40 minutes and 12 seconds, adrienne herzog of the netherlands came in second40 minutes and 42 seconds. were continuing to make their way from the south of market neighborhood to ocean beach. but the bay to breakers is much more than a race.it's also a massive party. kron4's maureen kelly gives us a look at the celebration. and the efforts that were made to try and keep it from getting out of control. >> reporter: as you can see.by the man dancing with a bottle of tequila in his hand.that police efforts to crack down on open containers of alcohol were not 100% successful. but that's not to say they didn't try.this officer here is tossing out a confiscated 40 ouncer in trash.and that clearly wasn't the only booze taken away. >> it's been a lot tamer >> reporter: that sentiment was repeated many times by veteran bay to breaker party goers.one reason.was this.people were moved back on the sidewalk to make way for.clean up crews with police escorts.much eariler than in past years.which some say put a damper on the fun. in th

. >>> and the latest on the investigation, and i speak with adrienne davis, a dance instructor who lost leg in the attack. we'll find out how she's doing one month into her recovery. >>> disturbing new information about what allegedly went on inside ariel castro's house in cleveland. new word from a law enforcement source about the horror the three women endured. >>> breaking news on two fronts. the irs scandal and the response to the benghazi attack that left four americans dead. a short time ago, president obama spoke out. the president announced that the acting commissioner of the irs was forced out and the president promised his administration will work with congress to make sure nothing like this happens again. the reach that it has in all of our lives. and as i said earlier, it should not matter what political stripe you're from.

also tonight the latest on the investigation, and i speak with adrienne haslet-davis, the distance instructor

it is an investment on part of the atlantic council and your part, adrienne.ng about the pivot to asia, but we see the world in an inflection point and that's as important adds 1918, 1945, 1985. this gets to syria, too. each situation the u.s. made a difference. the u.s. only has 19% of global gdp now. it had 50% in 1945. you only make a difference with allies. first we have to work closely with europe. if you put europe, latin america, and the u.s. together it is the most powerful community of values and the migest and most dynamic community in the world. it looks different. we don't have 19%. with europe we have nearly 507% and latin america we have more than 50%. it changes the whole equation. >> what are some of the great challenges in latin america right now? obviously you have quite a few countries that are hostile to the united states and certainly not allied with us. what do we do to be more lined up in. >> this is perhaps not only political but also from a trade standpoint education, cities that need to focus on their infrastructure. i think we look a

we'll follow the story of adrienne haslet-davis.ght your power ball ticket or you plan to buy one for tonight what are your odds of winning the $600 million jackpot? we'll ask an expert in a moment. >>> train service between new york and new haven, connecticut, could be restricted for days after that terrible crash last night. two trains colliding during rush hour in bridgeport, connecticut. nine people are being hospitalized. the pictures show the inside of the train right there. there is debris and shattered glass everywhere. susan candiotti is live at the scene. how extensive is this investigation? >> reporter: extremely. you can see over my shoulder the back end of one of the trains involved in the collision. just beyond it is interstate 90. that's how close it was to the main highway. for hours today, national transportation safety board investigators going over every inch of the track here. we are talking about a debris field that covers 200 yards, the length of two football fields. they are measuring the tracks, climbing on t

. >> a couple of quick comments adrienne lopez just says, sorry but these detainees are the same ones that will strap a bomb on and kill merges. i have no sympathy. let them starve. >> bill: that's a typical american ignorant response that because they are in guantgaubt there are, therefore, all guilty and they deserve no rights and no trial and nol hearing whatsoever. a typical, typical block-headed republican ignorant response. shame on you. >> karen has one good idea possibly. why don't we put congress in gitmo. >> bill: because congress -- gitmo is too good for some of these in congress. no, you know what? let's do what we do on this country. if we got the facts, let's file the charges combination them and bring them to trial and then they are guilty or not. that's the only way to find out but keeping people, you know this is the russian gullag. this is something we've always said america would never do is lock people up and keep them there forever without ever having a chance to go to trial. right? we don't do this. oh, yes, we do. eliot spitzer is next. >> radio meets television

adrienne back to the congressman. >> it is not our forte.sayi >> yes. >> going towards actually a little bit of what you were t a saying and the foreign policy, i think another distinction between the latino andco african-american communities is the cultural clashes.ening well, we can look back at what d is happening in latin america de and see the ups and downs, how we need to be more engaged. we must be more engaged because even within second and third generations, although to a lesser extent, there is a tremendous cultural connection to another friend, to a home country. and a lot of what we see in action here among latinos comes from how people view as in latin america. and what our families are expecting us to do here in latin america or river we may be fromm and so, that actually impacts the way we act. so -- i mean, in my work we see it. if uc -- uc a lot of activismd coming from unamerican ande si actually motivating more activism year simply because oft what they have seen or are seeing in america. and so while some times when yon see are exemplary actions, even above and beyond

but where i adrienne's people outside the u.s. of a different perspective is i believe that the natural rate of unemployment has risen for pricey less short-term innovation although i worry about at and having so much long term unemployment that that creates its own problems and makes a harder to get back into the workforce. i agree with ed and foreign observers the labor market is more damaged but i am much more bullish. >> query? >> more bullish them some and if you look at the data for the fourth quarter in the first quarter the fourth quarter was not as bad as a look in the first quarter was not as good as it looked so we did not see a lot of traction building if we look at those numbers but below them, we have to distinguish the private demand which is the ultimate driver of the economy. right now we see some improvement with private demand but to the point* where the economy is poised to move above the trend growth because that was true in the fourth quarter in the first quarter but it is especially great in the second quart

i'm adrienne garcia, and today we're gonna make a stone fruit granite and-- with whipped cream.here we have some pots that i've cooked just in water and sugar. you just want to cook them until they're tender when you pierce them with a knife. and you can--what you're gonna do firsd is you're gonna puree these. you can use a blender, a food processor--whatever you want. i like the food processor becae you end up with a nice texture. and we're gonna puree this until it's--there are no chunks left. [whirring] so granite is just a french word for granita, or shaved ice. you need sugar in it or else it won't scrape at all. it'll be completely rock lid. so what we're gonna do is just pour it into any dish you have. leave yourself overnight. and here we have one that i did a little earlier. it just freezes perfectly flat. you'll take a fork and scrape it just so you end up with your consistency of, like, shaved ice that you get at the fair or anywhere. you can do any fruit. you can do coffee, basil--anything--just make sure you have sugar in there. so now we'll just spoon some ibto our