abc's adrienne bankert on their turning trauma into triumph. >> i was missing for four days, and waskill me on the day i was rescued. >> reporter: alicia was just 13 years old when she was lured over the internet, then kidnapped by a predator on new year's day in 2002. srt of the internet being in our homes. somebody messaged me in a chat room who i thought was a boy around my own age. he immediately began to groom me. and grooming is very simple. >> reporter: her abuse live streamed online would eventually lead the fbi to her captor's doorstep, a stunning rescue after four agonizing days of torture. she is one of the very few children kidnapped by strangers who have been recovered alive. >> i wanted my innocence and i wanted to be me again. and just finding that anchor to who you were and carrying that forward. because this does not define you. and i hope that jayme knows that. kws jayme closs, just discovered last week after 88 harrowing days in captivity. like the stories of elizabeth smart. >> she has indeed been found alive. >> reporter: jaycee dugard. >> it's been a long haul,

adrienne bankert, abc news. >> an amazing sign, indeed. we thank adrienne for that story.for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. "gma" and "this week" in the morning and i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. good night. thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. we begin with marches held along the country, a look at the largest rallies held in washington, d.c., new york city, los angeles, right here in the bay area. >> at least six women's marches were held locally. cornell barnard takes us to a few of them live tonight in san francisco. cornell? >> reporter: the rally here at civic center wrapped up a short time ago, thousands of people making their voices heard. >> whose street? >> our street! >> reporter: many got loud, others got political. thousands made their way down market street for the women's march. we spotted the mayor. >> let us not be satisfied until women are finally making the same amount of money and even more than men. >> reporter: a large crowd

it's adrienne bankert.i did, but we'll get to that at the very end. >> i have to wait? >> yes, you have to wait for dessert first. hi, everybody. ariana grande moving on. her brand-new single from her upcoming album shows she's doing fine on her own. female empowerment the message in "seven rings," which is inspired by "my favorite things" from "the sound of music." listen. ♪ i got it i want it i got it i want it i got it i want it i got it ♪ ♪ you like my hair gee thanks ♪ just bought it >> do you like my hair? gee, thanks, just bought it. >> just bought it, all right. >> grande's best friends are all featured in the video in real life. she said the song was inspired by a trip to tiffany's she took with them after her breakup with pete davidson where she bought them all friendship rings. >> i love that. >> as one does after a breakup. >> uh-huh. >> yeah? >> i'm not speaking about their breakup or anything else after that. okay. >>> cardi b may not be performing at the super bowl but that doesn't mean you w

here's abc's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: tonight, a community in shock following the death of a middle school student. when a train crashed into his school bus. >> athens fire department is requesting assistance on a train accident involving a bus. >> reporter: on friday, 70 miles outside of dallas, police say the bus drove over a portion of track with no way of alerting drivers of an oncoming locomotive. >> there were no alarms, no bells. >> reporter: the impact pushing the bus a quarter of a mile. first responders arrived within three minutes to find the dead 13-year-old boy and an injured 78-year-old driver outside the bus. the only other student on bo a 9-year-old girl, was critically injured and trapped inside. >> required a certain amount of force the extricate her from the area of entrapment. >> reporter: a community mourns. >> right now, we're all hurting. >> reporter: in a statement just released by police, we're told that driver did stop but then continued into the path of the westbound union pacific bus. a witness reports hearing the train's horn sound as it approached that

now, the two are meeting for the first time as we hear that dramatic 911 call and abc's adrienne bankertne this, guys, the car actually flipped five times before landing upside down in that ditch. she started looking for her phone. it's under water and thankfully she was still able to reach 911. >> i'm freezing. i'm so scared. >> i know, i'm here with you, okay? >> yes. >> reporter: on new year's day, amanda antonio was driving eastbound on florida's interstate 4 when another vehicle cut her off forcing her off the road leaving her suv submerged, trapped in a deep water-filled ditch. >> my car flipped and i can't see anything. there's water getting in the car. >> reporter: as the car filled with water, 911 operator cheyenne allen helped keep amanda calm until rescuers arrived. >> does it sound like they're getting closer? >> they're opening the door. >> hold on. hold on. >> okay. >> reporter: officers walked hand in hand with amanda as they helped her out of that ditch. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: overnight, an emotional meeting as amanda came face-to-face with the woman she says s

it says the timing of when you eat matters just as much as what's on your plate and adrienne bankertiological clock shows that when you eat is as important as what you eat. in a new book about timing your nutrition, written by doctors michael roizen and michael krupain. >> to sleep better, have more energy and to just even help you lose weight. >> reporter: the main goals -- eat when the sun is out and eat more earlier in the day and less later. it's not just about eating the right foods but eating the right foods at the right time. >> that's right, because your circadian rhythm changes throughout the day and gets your body to eat the right thing at the right time. >> we want to eat breakfast and lunch your biggest and dinner should be the smallest. >> reporter: for the hours when you don't eat, like when you sleep you get the benefits of intermittent fasting without being awake and hungry including weight loss, lower blood pressure and reduced cholesterol. you both were skeptics of this particular meal plan. >> i think when you think about shifting your meals up you think i'm going

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dan is off, but we are very happy to have adrienne bankert with us this morning. we'll have more on jayme closs' emotional reunion as she starts to recover from an unimaginable ordeal. >> yeah, closs reunited with family members and her beloved dog. the 13-year-old kidnapped held captive for 88 days. this morning we're learning new details about the teen's amazing escape as well as the suspect accused of murdering her parents and abducting her. >> but we begin with breaking news. pandemonium overnight at a mall in new jersey. shoppers running to escape gunshots. two people hurt. abc's erielle reshef is here with more. erielle? >> reporter: good morning, guys. moments of chaos at that new jersey mall as shots rang out. the frantic aftermath as you see here caught on cell phone video. >> we got to go. we got to go. we got to go. r:a bu new jersey mall friday night after gunfire erupted leaving two people shot. >> come on. he's doing it. >> reporter: the mayhem caught on cell phone video. shoppers seen desperately running for the exits as jersey city police and k9 un

how about some "pop news" with adrienne bankert. >> time now for that "pop news."his engagement to katherine schwarzenegger. yes, that schwarzenegger. arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver's daughter. pratt shared this photo of them on instagram and a peek at katherine's lovely ring, quite large, saying, sweet katherine, so happy you said yes. pratt shared a heartfelt message for her on her birthday. saying her smile lights up the room. congratulations to the very happy couple. it's exciting. you know, he was married before. he has a son, jack. seems they're co-parenting very amicably. everybody is getting along. >> good to hear that. >>> now to a "pop news" exclusive. we're excited to announce the honorees for "essence's" black women in hollywood award celebrating the global influence of these artists. this year's honorees are amandla stenberg. kiki lane. jenifer lewis from "black-ish." and finally, finally, comedian regina hall. she also appeared in "the hate you give." this year's theme is when art meets activism. who better to represent than these four strong

abc's adrienne bankert is back. >> seem like a lot more people are into the show this season.surprises they bring. watch. it's the war of the beauty queens. hannah b. and caitlin duke it out. >> the person that i was friends with is a different personality than this girl. >> reporter: while kaelynn recapped a bitter ending for a frenchship. >> yeah, we were friends. we were in a competitive environment. >> it threw this bachelor for a loop. >> it's two completely didn't stories. i don't know what the believe. >> reporter: it put these two former contestants on the chopping block. >> i probably just ruin mid chances. and i don't know how the fix it. esntl fter their one on one. with katelyn, i just didn't feel it. >> i got it. i got it. >> not everything was drama. lease enjoyed this unexpected group date. >> i'm a smitten kitten right now. >> reporter: going home with more than just a rose. by the end of the night, three girls got the boot. bree, nina, and katherine. the final rose goes to miss alabama, hannah b. >> hannah b. >> reporter: the battle of the beauty queens. >> to

adrienne bankert. >> well, first of all, i had never heard of a whippet but that song is caught in yourhound. that's what a whippet is and really, "whip it" is the official theme song for whiskey. he beat out thousands to win best in show. watch. >> and this is the schettland sheepdog. >> reporter: the beauty, the skill, man's best friend never looked better at the american kennel club national championship. >> he's got the nickname the clown of the sporting group. >> reporter: the furry, fluffy and finest dogs compete for best in show at the nation's largest dog competition. >> look at that face. >> reporter: there are 9,000 good boys and girls across hundreds of breeds from all around the world with their owners hoping their buddy is the top dog. >> another standout from the terrier group. >> reporter: these canine contenders are judged on diving and agility before making it to the big stage. >> and here we have the toy poodle. >> reporter: there is a look pretty event and at least one pup couldn't get enough of themselves. >> he's staring at himself in the big screen. >> i think he l

abc's adrienne bankert is here with the story. see there. >> amazing, startling, and it will give us a fresh dose of hope this morning and humanity. what's remarkable is that this bus driver noticed it all and thank goodness she did for the sake of that child. watch. this is the gripping moment that made a bus driver hit the brakes. a tiny baby toddling down the side of a freeway overpass all alone, barefoot in the freezing cold. the driver's shock and instant reaction caught on camera. in this just-released video, bus driver irena ivic stops to chase after an 8-month-old baby girl with just a onesie and a diaper on. ivic scoops her up, keeps her from running into oncoming traffic, then races her back to the bus. the frightened child crying in her arms. the passengers on board the bus stunned as ivic gets back on holding that baby. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. i'm shaking. >> oh, i am, too. >> oh, my god. i was so upset and i couldn't -- i couldn't believe that somebody can left the child on the street. >> reporter