everybody at best buy are the friends and family of alyssa, the bride to be. her love, frank, set up this proposal. if you keep watching and paying attention to those screens, you'll notice that on them, pictures of their entire three-year relationship. six months into their relationship frank was diagnosed with stage three hodgkins lymphoma and alyssa stayed by his side through chemotherapy and several surgeries. at first he went to times square to see if he could do it there and they said no. so they he went to his local best buy and they said of course we'll do it, we'll make it happen free of charge. and she did say yes. now for their entire married life, every time they pass a best bile, they'll probably get little flutters, a little romance. >> that's it [ male announcer ] some things are simply better at home. like the enticing aroma and distinctive taste of nespresso. elegant capsules meet masterfully crafted machines, and one touch creates the perfect coffee, cappuccino, and latte. ♪ tempt all your senses with one extraordinary coffee. [ penélope cruz

alyssa stayed by his side. threw chemotherapy. through several surgeries.t first, he went to times square. they said no. they couldn't do it. so he went to their local best buy in staten island. they said, of course, we'll do it. we'll make it happen. we'll do it free of charge. and, as you see in the video, she did say yes. >> just a little cherry on top, now, for their entire married life, every time they pass a best buy, they'll probably get flutters. a little romance. >>> buddy loves to slide. >> oh, geez. >> go, bud, go. >> good job. ♪ >> yeah, buddy. >>> one of our mottos here is videos first. this is the first ever 360 barrel roll stunt by a truck. this is adrian "the wild man" senny. whoa! >> you see the truck hit a ramp, catch some air. then it ltl kicker ramp on the left-hand side. that pitches the truck over. lands on its wheels perfectly. >> watch "dukes of hazzard." >> i'm embarrassed. >> this stunt all part of the competition in mexico. >> how many trucks do you have to go through to get this perfect. >> he tells us his secret. >> it's never 1

alyssa from dayton, ohio wants to know who has the most groupies? >> straight outthere. >> i think with me being the only single one. >> jay has the ost. jasmine from burlington, north carolina wants to know what's the most embarrassing thing you bought with your first big paycheck? good one. let go down the line. siv >> well, i bought an emerald green mini. >> mini cooper? >> yeah. >> very masculine. >> come back to me. >> nathan? >> most embarrassing thing? i bought this like spaceship. it was very bizarre. it was one of them things that like- >> with the remote control that you have. >> it hovers and goes really high up and it was about two years ago. it's still in the box. >> jay, what about you? >> possibly a pair of trainers i t my brother. i have little to no fashion sense. you shouldn't buy that. >> max? >> i actually bought a chihuahua. >> you weren't able to take care so you had to give him to a friend? >> he's now being cared for by someone else. >> tom? >> i boht jeans that looked remarkably like leather chaps. >> that's a good question.

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alyssa has the story from sacramento. >> this is the graduating class of november 2013.these canines are cute, but make no mistake, they are officers. these five teens are ready for duty, but not without a grueling and intensive eight weeks of explosive detection training. >> 100% accuracy, because we need them to be right 100% of the time. >> there's no room for error, because they must pass with a score of 100%. >> outside of the training, which was basically a monday to friday, eight hour training day, there was training before work, after work, and on weekends. >> the dogs are german shepherds brought to sacramento all the way from belgium. while dogs are man's best friend, these dogs are partners in the field and are trained for dangerous situations. the human canine partnership is lifelong and intimate. this is two-year-old jack. his handler, officer john wood. >> it is a lot of extra work, but i've been a dog person my whole life and they are always happy to see you. being a police officer is a hard enough job, but he's always happy. no matter how bad of day, he i

alyssa reed has more. >> reporter: it took six years of interviewing and research to complete this 100-page report about racism on the campus. what is inside are comments from students and faculty about their experiences and suggestions about how the school can address the issues. >> ;4:(g6having a zero toleranc policy for anything that symbolizes an attack on a gender group or sexuality, thing like that, this is bigger than just a blackishu. >> reporter: word that a black student was being terrorized for three months and him finally reporting it to authorities last week sparked on campus. >> they wrote the n word on a drier ace board. he fought them off the first time and sustained bruising. but the second time, i guess they finally were able to get it around him. they locked him inside of his dorm room and they broke the lock off the door when they did that. >> reporter: the silent protest was in part expressing their feeling for too long voices were ignored. the report was completed two years ago. and the school disbanded the committee last year. this fall the commission was created

. >> i love yu alyssa. my plane is going down. >> reporter: wills say the plane leveled out. and made an emergency landing. >> and the last words were, thank you for hanging with us. >> reporter: in a statement, southwest airline says flight 3426 experienced a maintenance alert, as they were on descent. the captain declared an emergency and descended the air force to 26,000 feet. the flight was normal. landed uneventfully. and was not met by emergency vehicles. abc 11 has learned the alert went off due to uneven cabin pressure. according to flight stats, it took crews just one hour to fix the plane before it went on to baltimore. wells says the terrifying ordeal has her thinking twice about flying with the airline again. >> you just think of your kids and family. i think they just could have handle it a little bit differently. >> our thanks to heather. >>> the woman accused of stalking alec baldwin is waking up in a new york jail cell this morning. a judge charged genevieve sabourin to contempt and sentenced her to 30 days behind bars for yourself bursts in court. sabourin ju

good evening, i'm alyssa cook. >> elevators getting stuck, sometimes with people in them. a problem plaguing high rises, including one at san francisco's south of market neighborhood. the residents say they are fed up. brian webb visited a high rise and got an earful. >> i'm told just today, a woman and her child were trapped in an elevator for about a half hour in this complex. it's the latest horror story of schizophrenic residents. >> the one over here. only got one working. >> you don't even need to get past the front gate to get an earful of elevator issues. >> go up to the next floor. then i have to push it all the way back down to the first floor. so i could even get out. i was stuck in there. i said lord, please let me get out so i could get to church on time. >> reporter: from slow moving elevators to ones that skip floor. residents tell me, there's always one on the fritz. today it's this one. >> these elevators are breaking down constantly. constantly. it's not one thing, it's another. >> reporter: alexandria complained about the problem for months, and says bac

the book also contains a point of dreams being shot and killed by japanese military police alyssa and twenty the first ones to identify people by name. another sixty five groups contain the names of about two hundred and thirty thousand koreans subjected to was treated by the japanese government during world war two. you can and is alchemy and showing differences over how to evaluate korean independence and to this dungeon good. on the assassinated japan's first event in channeling cami and nineteen o nine untill the shield for me early in the north eastern chinese city of harbin. soon after the intervention and annexation of korea began. i was executed after the assassination. don't sit to japan's first prime minister before assuming current events and generally can react. dad came and conquered and then chinese state councilor yen shan she thanks him for china's cooperation. the project to build a monument to turn in our bed but in tokyo chief cabinet secretary or she doesn't get expressed displeasure over the project can you and me. japan has told the south korean government. that'

nancy pelosi weighed in, alyssa mil milano and jim hbaugh. >>> some state leaders jumpe onboard. governor browntweed, we could way to go, miles.in california, lieutenant governor gavinewsom said great work, day, sf batkid. you made the city a ser place. you are truly a inspiration. our coverage continues online. watch raw video of all the capers today in san francisco. find a link to many stories about miles. go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> happeng now, b.a.r.t.'s board of directors at a special meeting to talk aut a potential problem with tentative labo agreement with its unions. a prlem that could tear the an issue is a provision in the they didn't agree to.ment says it would require b.a.r.t. provide additional paid famy b.a.r.t. management believes it was mistakenly left in e ntract ratified by the unions. ion leaders disagree, though. >> whate're dealing with rht here, quite frkly, is a piece signatures that was lood at by' the chi negotiator, thomas hawkfor the district, and their attorneys and our attorneys, more than a few times. so the questio right back would be,

aliyss alyssa, you wrote about this, what's wrong with calling a movie with a precodominantly blk castwe would never think of calling a movie with a predominantly white cast a white movie. we would never call them race themed movies even though they're more about race like the best man holiday. >> i'll push back a little bit because don't we think if we have a movie like best man holiday that as -- we're seeing dynamics about family, about african-american family that we wouldn't normally see in a film with all white characters, so doesn't that kicnd of make it a black movie? >> treating a movie like a best man holiday that inflects interaction that all of us have with race doesn't make that movie primarily a heavy movie about race in the same way that something like 12 years a slave was. african-american living out their daily lives isn't actually strange, it didn't make a genre picture that we treat it that way, i think drives audiences who should like those movies away from them. i think that's unfortunate. >> vivian, earlier this year we saw a film that became the highehigh est gro

by alyssa mass extra monaco, chief of staff, and he will be updated.int the lead is the lapd, but we're obviously at the federal level in touch with law enforcement officials on the ground, and will -- the president will be updated as the afternoon progresses. >> now, at this point in time, there appears there are no plans for the president to speak about this. president obama currently meeting with iraq's prime minister, norelle maliki, this was supposed to be the president's health care website, but, of course, renewed discussion about the issue of guns and gun violence as this white house continues to monitor the situation at l.a.x. back to you. >> all right, kristen, thank you very much. the shooting at l.a.x. is, of course, affecting air travel everywhere else. that is, perhaps, the least of the issues with one person dead and several injured. but that is something that a lot of people are thinking about. nbc's katy tur is at new york city's laguardia airport katy, is it snarled there? >> reporter: it's not, actually. but delays to newark are runn

the fun, and val kilmer took to facebook to let batkid know about a crime in progress, and actress alyssa milano summed up this boy's heartwarming adventure with this tweet, "if you need a good cry, this should do it." >> according to trendsmap.com, sf kid, gotham and penguin were all trending today here in the bay area. live tonight in the news room, alex savage ktvu channel 2 news. >>> he's considering a run for the republican nomination for governor. cashcarri is a moderate who supports abortion rights and same sex marriage. if he runs, he would reach out to people who usually don't get a lot of attention from republicans. he has not run for office before. he ran the troubled asset relief program or tarp that bailed out banks after the 2008 economic clams. two other republicans announced they will run for governor. on the democratic side it's widely expected jerry brown will run for reelection, but he has not made an announcement >>> congress is considering whether state should get a refund for keeping national parks open during last month's government shut do i know. a handful of stat

. >> here's alyssa. >> how are you? nice to meet you. is that a customer's dog? >> yeah. >> how do you know how to price it? >> we price based on breed. condition of the coat is always a factor....depending on what they want us to do, if there's any special, like, requests... >> so do you kinda make it up? >> pretty much. >> okay. >> this is what i call the centerpiece of la dogworks. it's a 2,500-square foot indoor dog park. this is for dogs to play. >> very cool. and who's that? >> jesse, who is director of animal care. >> how long has he been working here? >> seven years. >> hi, guys. >> hi, george. this is marcus. >> to go in and see the thought and the creativity that andrew put into this... it's very well-thought out. i'm very impressed. hi, guys. >> we call it the dog deck. it's a safe haven. if you notice the bunk beds i created--i invented these. i'm the first person to ever do this. >> you invented the bunk bed? >> for dogs--for use with dogs. >> [laughs] okay. okay. where are the sweets at? you don't have little sweets, individual sweets-- >> we don't

>> the president has been briefed on the incident at los angeles international airport by alyssa mastromonaco his deputy chief of staff and he will be regularly updated on unfolding events there. at this point the lead is lapd but we're obviously at the federal level in touch with law enforcement officials on the ground and will, the president will be updated as the afternoon progresses. >> at this point, anything you can say about what he's been told, what the understanding is from officials on what happened there? >> no, i have no more information than what i think you're learning from reports out of l.a. right now to convey. >> on a separate topic, intelligence officials say that the leader of the pakistani taliban was killed in a u.s. drone strike on friday. can you confirm that he was killed? >> no, as you know i don't speak about operational matters but -- >> from jay carney at the white house briefing and making reference to the incident at los angeles international airport. we'll continue to listen in to mr. carney and see there's anything of note that we need to bring to you. meantim

. >> it says, i love you, alyssa.y plane is going down. >> reporter: southwest says the pilot only communicated that he was initiating a decent to lower altitudes. that's not what passengers say they heard. >> you could tell he was struggling. >> i couldn't tell whether he was putting an oxygen mask on or something. and the last thing he said, we're going down. one of the things you don't ever want to hear on an airplane. >> reporter: even though the jet landed safely and is back in service, southwest did offer each of the passengers a $200 voucher for the wild ride into raleigh. for "good morning america," david kerley, abc news, washington. >> and just so thankful nobody was hurt. >> thank goodness for that. >> lara, okay, this is the story of the morning. >> so excited to share this with you and with you. it's a heartwarming story. we mentioned earlier -- you hear the music. it's the "batman" theme. today is the day thousands are coming together in san francisco, all to fulfill one little boy's wish to become a sup

. >> i love you alyssa, listen my plane is going down. >> reporter: minutes later the boeing 737 leveled out and went on to make an emergency landing at rdu. >> the last words were "thank you for hanging with us." >> reporter: in a statement southwest says flight 3426 experienced a maintenance alert as they were on descent into rdu. the captain declared an emergency and descended the aircraft to 25,000 feet were the alert was resolved. throughout the remainder the flight was normal, landed uneventfully and not met by emergency vehicles. abc 11 learned the alert went off due to irregular cabin pressure. according to flight stats it took crews just one hour to fix the plane before it went on to baltimore. wells says the terrifying ordeal has her thinking twice about flying with the airline again. >> you think of your kids, your family. i think they just could have handled it a little bit differently. >> as you heard, passengers are quite upset over what happened. here is part of the statement southwest airlines e-mailed to them. it says, as the flight was awaeching raleigh-durham the pilot

by alyssa mast romonica, deputy chief of staff, and he will be regularly updated on unfolding eventsre. at this point, the lead is the lapd. but we're obviously at the federal level in touch with law enforcement officials on the ground and will -- the president will be updated as the afternoon progresses. >> the lead, as we have now heard from the news conference, is the fbi, with lapd assisting there. and also according to the mayor, they believe, this is according to police as well, a lone shooter, it was a lone-shooter situation. feel confident that was isolated to that particular terminal in the airport. but as we continue to hear from people who happened to be inside, happened to hear some of the gunshots, absolutely ori horrifying ordeal. i want to go to chuck who joins me on the phone. can you hear me? >> yes, i can. can you hear me? >> i can, yes, sir. let's just begin with, how are you sdm are you okay? >> i'm fine. pretty calm at this point. sort of overcoming the initial adrenaline rush of having sort of felt such personal danger. but yeah, at this point, things are much l

. >> alyssa milano. great mix. >> sacred scripture.sident lincoln, to go and attend the dedication of the union cemetery on november 19th. a week from today will be the 150th anniversary of that address. edward everett spoke for almost two hours, then the president was asked to give some remarks. he started off by reminding his audience that it had been only 87 years since the country's founding and went on to embolden the union cause with some of the most stirring words ever spoken, doubling down on the declaration of independence, because we had not dealt with the question of slavery. they were now dealing with it with the worst battle in american history on our shores. and lincoln was coming to double down on it. it is sacred text, that we hear highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain. it's an amazing two minutes of pure rhetoric. and there are generations that committed that, put it on their own hard drive, and we don't do that anymore for various reasons. and how great -- we're at baseball games and love to sing

alyssa, my plane is going down. >> the captain was communicating his plan with the flight attendants confusion caused by the situation and the faa is now investigating that incident. >>> now to the other stories that are making news, four marines killed at camp pendleton in california, their deaths under investigation. the victims were working on a firing range used for weapons training but that the death did not happen during any live fire exercises. military spokesman says explosive could have suddenly blown up. >>> a woman reported overboard during a cruise in the pacific ocean northeast of hawaii, princess cruises says the 54-year-old woman did it intentionally. the cruise line says witness accounts were confirmed by closed circuit cameras, this happened on the third day of a 15-day cruise on the "grand princess" sailing from san francisco to hawaii, a serve for her turned up nothing. >>> the fbi and police in oregon seeking a possible serial bomber after an improvised explosive device blew out windows and started a fire in a prosecutor's office in medford, oregon, wednesday. two