he takes his wife amanda off life support. she passes away two months after her 25th birthday.sn't released its final report on the cause of the crash, but kyle franklin says he believes something caused the engine to flood. once the plane is in trouble, he and amanda had precious little time to react. >> from the time that the engine developed a problem until the time that they were on the ground was a matter of five or six seconds. she was standing on the top wing when they crashed into the brush she was inside the front cockpit. >> they leveled out so that amanda could get back inside the cockpit. he had to get amanda back in the airplane before he actually could adjust his direction, otherwise she might have fallen off the wing. and then as he tried to make his way back into the open area, he didn't have enough altitude so he went down in the brush just across that -- across the runway. >> after the wreckage is cleared, the crash site provides clues as to what split-second decisions kyle made in an attempt to save his and amanda's lives. >> this is where the plane went down

we'll have a preview with amanda beard and derek torres. and then bernie goldberg on abc making significant mistake in the coverage of the colorado movie massacre. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. these fellas used capital one venture miles for a golf getaway. double miles you can actually use... but mr. single miles can't join his friends because he's getting hit with blackouts. shame on you. now he's stuck in a miniature nightmare. oh, thank you. but, with e capital one venture card... you can fly any airline, any flight, any time. double miles you can actually use. what's in your wallet? alec jr? it was a gift. >> bill: personal story segment tonight, aordering to the "wall street journal" the u.s.a. is a strong favorite to win the most medals in the london olympics which begin on friday. with us is winner of 12 olympic medals and amanda beard won seven medals. they both tried out this year and didn't make it which tells me the u.s.a. has a very strong women's swim team amanda, am i correct? >> definitely obviously if dara and i

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amanda wahl also was marching to the registrar of voters and demanded to be registered to vote. so susan b. anthony was there, and i think the wahls were embarrassed by one of o.s.b. wahl's sisters who was an opponent for suffrage for women, because she thought it was unfeminine. but o.s.b. wahl, amanda wahl, john mercer langston's wife, carrie wahl langston, they were suffrage activists. >> and when we see -- i importune you to read this, because when we see these dinner gatherings, and just the loomnaloo luminaries of people that were there, we see a galaxy of activists and people that we all know. we see an interracial environment and don't see segregation inside the home. indeed, at one point wahl invites to his home a young man who is a white cousin on the slave side of the family. they have a high time, and the young man writes home that had never been in a finer home or met finer people. >> and his cousins never forgave him for that. >> right. but we see it. you talk about that. the night at the wahl home on howard hill is a spectacular thing. there's music, conversation,

let's go. >>> all right, amanda, a tractor-trailer coming down the road.ex predator does for a living. >> let him turn off the engine. he won't be able to hear anything until he cuts the engine. let's let him get down. >> he's a 41-year-old truck driver from fayetteville, georgia. joseph myreck. he thinks a 15-year-old girl is inside ready to have sex with him. >> oh, you made it. come on in. i'm just getting some laundry out. >> his screen name is too graphic to use. in his chat he asks the decoy, when it comes to sex do you have any positions you like best? the person pretending to be the 15-year-old says, i only did the one. he says, we'll try others. when the decoy said it's awesome he's bringing the big truck. he says, i don't want your mom finding out. because it would mess up a good thing. >> that's a big truck you got. how you drive that thing? >> it's like driving a car. >> i would love to go for a ride sometime. >> i'd love to take you. >> where exactly were you going to take her in that truck of yours? >> i was going to see certain places. >> li

amanda davies is live for us.talk about that event today that has everyone talking here in the u.s. michael phelps versus ryan lochte. >> it does. but just before we go on to that, i think maybe the queen might have got a little taste of the high life. but the big structure behind me, the orbit that you can see, it looks a bit like a helter skelter, the queen has just been up there visiting. it's the tallest structure in britain, 115 meters tall. and she's been up on the viewing platform this morning looking resplendid in royal blue. we're hoping to get some pictures on that a little later on. but yes, most of the attention today is on the aquatic center which is also behind me. the wings building you can see over there because nine gold medals will be decided and it is all about that battle between michael phelps and ryan lochte. the heat between the 400 meters individual medically has taking place this morning. michael phelps decided he wasn't going to the opening ceremonies last night because he wanted to get r

caller: i would love to get together with amanda.f i were to write a book i would have to call it "horror hospital." there's a lot of corruption in hospitals. if i had a nickel for every incorrect diagnoses from doctors, i would be welcome. we have to have the real free market open competition. i believe in homeopathy, natural medicine. i have been interested in acupuncture and indian medicine and herbs for centuries. we need a competition to bring down the cost and increase the quality. our doctors don't have all the answers. some of them are fantastic. some of them were "f" students. some doctors, all they know how to do is write a prescription that will mask the symptoms. guest: i think she said a key word, which is transparency. i have to say that every single professional that we dealt with along the way was fabulous. these were not incompetent people or selfish or corrupt people. some of them were very extraordinary people. i have no fault with that and i have no fault with the idea that you want to do this cutting edge researc

amanda, very emotional. we heard from andy murray who had a very moving speech. i think he won a few new fans if that was possible. even after his very kind words. >> yeah, i think he did. roger federer wasn't going to let a good story stand in the way of his quest for titles, was he? i mean their there has been the most incredible build-up to this match today, because as you said, andy murray, the first british man in to the final of the wimbledon championship for 74 years. many men have tried and failed over the years and people were suggesting that this was andy murray and britain's best hope. but, sadly, it wasn't to be. hundreds of fans had been camping overnight to get tickets inside here at the all england club. an estimated 20 million people were watching around the country. some suggestion that tickets inside on center court were going for around $50,000. >> no. >> that is how much people wanted to be part of this and wanted to be part of what could have been british tennis history. but sadly, roger federer didn't read the script and andy murray will try

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amanda davies is there live for us this morning. so much pressure on andy ur many ri today, amanda. >> yes, we are about an hour a waway from the players walking out on to the court here, randi, but andy murray says that the pressure is not on him, but he believes it is on roger federer, because he is going for the pete sampras seven-crown. and his face is plastered on the front and the back of the pages here in britain and estimated 20 million people are expected to be watching on television, because for the last 76 years, all of the talk has been about one man and that is fred perry, the last british player to win the men's singles title here, but andy murray has the chance to become the player that future players are measured against. fans are camping out here in the fields of wimbledon since saturday morning to get their hands on one of those tickets the prized tickets to get inside of the all england club to watch the match. but murray does have a lot of support, but roger federer has picked up a few supporters here over the ye

amanda's or friend alex sacrificed himself to save her -- amanda's boyfriend.nd covered my head -- he -- >> he pulled me down and covered my head. >> in the hours after the shooting, james holmes was staring at the wall at the police station, his eyebrows twitching. he even used evidence bags which were placed over his hands asby detectives as hand puppets. >> state farm is pulling its ads from penn state football broadcasts following the child sex abuse scandal. gm is reconsidering its sponsorship deal as well. wall street is threatened to downgrade the schools credit rating. this suggests the price of the scandal could go well beyond the $60 million fine and other penalties imposed by the ncaa. >> a man has died after falling over a retaining wall near the canadian side of niagara falls. police officer was taken a man yesterday when their boat went over the wall and plunged down. as you crews pulled the opportuofficer to safety. he suffered broken bones. crews also recovered the other man's body. opening statements will begin next week in the trial of a forme

amanda davies is live in london. i was listening to an interview where they said there is a no-fly zone over london and if you violate it, they will take you down. >> reporter: yes, welcome to the olympic park. this is what we've been waiting for for seven years and there's been seven years of an awful lot of planning for this. p but it has to be said we are day 70 of 70 of the torch relay, the final countdown. and the mood here really is one of excitement and pride and anticipation. but after the ringing of bells at 8 minutes past 12, big ben was striking and they were encouraging people to ring any bell they could. bicycle bells, door bells. we had a bell here on our balcony. just getting involved. getting excited about what's to come here in london over the next couple of weeks. the torch relay set off from hampton court palace, fantastic setting with the olympic champion, olympic rower carrying the flame. and then went on to the royal barge that was used during the jubilee celebration, 16 rowers rowing the flame

let's led to olympic park where amanda davies is joining us live. good morning.ng the lead in gold. what do we know about the 23-year-old woman winning her ten-year air rifle competition? >> well, we know that just well pretty much less than 11 hours after paul mccartney had finished his rendition of "hey, jude" we claimed the first gold medal winner. it was expected to be in the women's 10 meter air rifle because that is generally the way these things work, the olympics the first event and as you said it went to yiseiling, a 23-year-old who said she had been up since 5:00 this morning she was so excited about competing here in london and she did that and raphael nadolesque celebration of when he wins a trophy and she won her gold and tried to bite into the gold medal. it was almost as big as she was, the medals here are so big this couple of weeks. >> that's great. that's the way to celebrate for sure. so let's talk about michael phelps. he is getting a lot of attention. a lot of folks are excited about his race this evening. he won his heat this morning. how di

our amanda davies is live in london for us. so, amanda, some medals have already been won today.ing for folks? >> reporter: yeah, there's 12 gold medals up today, the first full day of competition. nine of them are in the pool and the other three have all already been claimed. the first was claimed by china in the 10-meters women's air rifle. just less than 11 hours after paul mccartney had sung "hey, jude" in the stadium behind me, it was yi siling, the world number one favorite for that event who claimed the first gold of the games. another medal in the shooting has just within the last few minutes gone as well. that's gone to south korea's im dong-hyun, claiming the silver in that event in beijing, but his gain gold in another event. perhaps the headline medal today, though, has been the men's road cycling race. british hopes were pinned on that, pinned more specifically on mark cavendish to claim their first gold of the games. but sadly, it wasn't to be, and it was kazakhstan's alexandre vinokourov who claimed the race, the 250-kilometer race around london. and he was actuall

amanda's bore friend alex her.ficed himself to save he pulled me down and covered head. >> disturbing details about the who carried out the .assacre abc news has learned that inside aurora police headquarters in after the shooting, was staring at the wall, if his eyebrows twitching. he even used evidence bags handd on his hands as puppets. monday.be charged on >> turning to the gambling showdown in maryland. house leaders will meet today on gambling inxpand the state. governor o'malley is untrue announce a special legislative session on the issue. lawmakers are trying to reach a table games and a casino. >> the president wraps up his to the west coast and heads to new orleans. attend a campaign event then willte home and at a second event at the house of blues. he will deliver remarks tonight the national urban league then will fly back to the white house. mitt romney headed overseas but not before launching another political attack. during a stop in reno for an independent thestigation into claims leaks national security information for obama's political gain. stops in the u.k., rael

. ♪ >> reporter: fitting for amanda palmer who doesn't just play for her fans, she plays among them.hows, they send her portraits she exhibits at her shows, and they love her accessibility. >> i got into music so i could connect with people. >> and she connects, with 600,000 twitter followers, and a new album completely funded by fans who invested a staggering $1 million through kick starter to back palmer up. >> it feels really good to be able to say to an artist, i love your work and i would love to see what you're going to do and i would love to invest in your art and i can't wait to see what you'll come up with. >> my kick starter would not have worked without twitter. >> reporter: so she tweets and plays and hugs. this guy literally ripped his navy patch off and gave it to her. he like everyone else here invested in palmer's album. >> this is w457s to me. >> he ripped this off and gave it to me. >> i would like to be in a private venue that throughout the entire four years, just to listen to trying to escape the -- well, just being at sea. >> reporter: palmers following would ma

kim, amanda, ladies, good to have you here. kim, you are the veteran of the bunch.ics, going for another gold. >> another medal. >> if you medal, one more medal is all you need, i understand, to have five consecutive olympic appearances. i think that's the first ever. >> the first person to ever go five consecutive medals in five consecutive games in an individual sport. no pressure, right? >> no. how are you feeling about that? >> just a little weight on the shoulders. i'm taking it really good just focusing on my practice. i'm ready. i'm excited for it to be over. >> corey, you got bronze in beijing. >> i did. >> i hear you revamped your shooting style since then. >> i have. i've definitely learned a lot over the last four years, worked on my technique. really developed as a shooter. really doing myself as one of the best in the world. >> you guys are really renaissance women. as i understand it, not only are you obviously olympic shooters, you make homemade pasta, a cook, you restore muscle cars or both of you do? >> yes. >> i went to cooking school in italy and

he pushed his girlfriend amanda to the floor, but he was shot before he could get down. >> he didn't hesitate. i sat there for a minute. not knowing what was going on. and he pulled me down. and he covered my head. said, it's okay. hed do anything for me. he always told me that too. i just i could have protected him the same way he protected me. i'm telling me that he was my angel that night. but he was my angel every day i knew him, from the day i met her. >> reporter: another part of the theater, john larimer jumped over the seat to cover his his girlfriend, julia. >> he just ducked over and held my head tight and put his body in front of mine. and in the process of doing so, he actually got shot. >> reporter: these stories are heart breaking and also inspiring. how do you explain these if you? part of sit just a mystery. >> it's almost like an impull sif act. they just had to do it. >> listening to jer rell brooks who is 19 and got shot in the leg helping a young women and her two children. >> if i'm -- if someone's going to get it, they are going get out before i do. >> reporter:

a sentence sentenced amanda clayton to probation. we told you about this.she pleaded no contest to fraud. she said she realized she made a mistake. her aimportant said she is repaid $59,500 in food aid and -- 5500 in food aid. one in four children here are considered overweight. and we are here to talk about a program that is being launched. apples for twinkies. >> thank you for having me t is startling. and here in maryland one in four kids are overweight. what we said in the report we're releasing today that this is due to the availability of fresh healthy food. and. >> this is something the first lady talked about in the past because in so many neighborhoods and what not it is easier to get the processed foods than all natural foods. >> it is easier to get processed or natural foods. when you are concerned about weight half of your plate should be fruit and vegetables. >> one of the easiest things are what is involved. you have apples and twinkies. why the difference. >> since 1995, we have spent $18.2 billion of taxpayer money subs tising -- subsidising

. >> amanda county council wants to cut down on styrofoam. it will discuss a measure today to eliminate styrofoam cups from county government cafeterias and they will discuss banning the use of coal tar in pavement. the dulles rail project reache s a major milestone. a final piece of the aerial structure will be put into place at tyson's corner. the 380 ton span will be lowered into place. the silver line will have four stops. the first segment will open late last year. >> the showdown over gambling in maryland. governor la malfa is scheduled to meet with house speaker marshall book -- governor o'malley is scheduled to meet with house speaker michael bush on this today. any plan considered in the senate is likely to include a new casino in prince george's county was likely located at national harbor. prince george's county schools launched a special web site dedicated to the search for a new superintendent. it will feature the latest news on the search as well as feedback from residents. the school board is choosing a consulting firm to help

. >> amanda was incredibly open and honest. >> they put me in the trunk. there was a safety

amanda talked about her boyfriend alex teves. dan harris spoke to her about alex' sacrifice. >> he covered my head. >> you think he knew he was putting himself in danger for you? >> i flew -- knew he did. he always told mow that, too. we were just watching the movie. >> reporter: why did you feel the need to go to court? >> that's what he would have done for me. he would have stood up. he killed my son. he killed the best man on earth. >> reporter: what would you say is the predominant emotion? is it sadness or angry? >> all of those things. >> i know now more than ever there's a god because of alex. that's the kind of man he is. >> accused shooter james holmes is expected to be formally charged next week. police said the 24-year-old opened fire during the movie killing 12 people and injuring dozens more. they spent the weekend detonating booby traps inside holmes' apartment and removing explosion sighs. the home was full of batman paraphernalia. >>> three other men accused of make threats during or after watching the new batman

her sister amanda, who you have been running photos of on your network, she had been running from one hospital to another trying to find her. and i called my other cousin, greg's sister jenny from wisconsin who gave me a photo of micayla that you have up now that could be used to help identify her. and i'm a former journalist, so i called friends in the media and in law enforcement and we were able to get a photo into the hands of an fbi agent at the scene directly outside the theater. and then information just slowly, slowly came in. and i heard from law enforcement that there were quite a number of people in criticalen condition that were not identified, so not to give up hope. the family knew micayla left her id under the seat of her car, so it tkpaeufs hope that she was still alive. then i heard from an ap reporter that there was an information booth of sorts set up at gateway school. and amanda, micayla's older sister who is so strong and so brave, she went there even though she was grieving and she was exhausted and they hadn't heard anything at this point for about -- i guess i

he pushed his girlfriend amanda to the floor, but he was shot before he could get down. tonight, she tells abc news -- >> didn't even -- didn't even hesitate. i sat there for a minute. not knowing what was going on. and he pulled me down. and he covered my head. and he said, shh, it's okay, shh. he did. he'd do anything for me. he always told me that too. i just -- i wish i could have protected him the same way he protected me. and he -- i've been telling people he was my angel that night. but he was my angel every day i knew him, from the day i met him. >> reporter: in another part of the theater, another man with the same instinct, john larimer, a navy man, who jumped over his seat to cover his girlfriend, julia. appearing on fox news, she told her side of it. >> he just ducked over and held my head tight and put his body in front of mine. and in the process of doing so, he actually got shot. >> reporter: these stories are heartbreaking, but they are also inspiring. how do you explain these few? part of it is just a mystery, says psychologist frank farley, who's studie

opened fire and he immediately lunged to block amanda from the gunfire, held her down and covered her head. this is rebecca wingo, age 32. rebecca, originally from texas and a resident of o aurora, joid the air force after high school, where she became fliewntd in fln mandarin chinese and served as a translator. she was the single mother of two girls and worked as a customer relations representative at a mobile medical engine company. rebecca was also enrolled in the community college of aurora since fall 2009 and had been working toward an associate of arts degree. she was known to family and friends as a gentle -- as -- quote -- "a gentle, sweet and beautiful soul." mr. president, here is a photo of the gathering that we had last sunday night in aurora. i believe, like you, mr. president, that the early morning hours of july 20, 2012, will not be remembered for the evil that happened. scripture tells us -- quote -- "not to be overcome by evil but overcome evil with good." that's what the people of aurora and colorado have been doing since the first moment of this tragedy, and that i

amanda? do you really want to go there? so romney claims that he basically left bain in february of 1999. that he hasn't been involved with the company since 1999, february. but we have the documents to prove otherwise! for example this document, one of the companies that bain invested in, filed this paper with the securities and exchange commission on november 22nd, november of 1999 which is nine months after romney now claims that he left to go to the winter olympics. in several places, this document actually says that mitt romney is the sole shareholder chairman, chief executive officer and president of bain capital and its affiliated companies. and there are many documents like this dating as late as may of 2001. plus even now he's getting paid by bain. in june, he revealed he got $2 million from bain. what gives? why is the romney campaign saying that he severed all ties with bain? because after romney says he left bain, after that, the company that bain invested in helped to send american jobs overseas. oops! the obam

amanda borden was captain of team usa when the team took home the gold at the 1996 summer games.year's team is one of the most talented in years. >> it's going to be a great run in london for us. if everybody can just do the job they've been doing so long, i think we have a great chance to win gold again. >> the five men who will be representing the usa, danell leyva and john orozco, who scored the highest points during the trials. and then today the selection committee added jonathan horton, jake dalton, and sam mikulak to the team. the men say they are ready for phase 2, training for the olympics and bonding as a team. and the gymnastics trials may be over, but the countdown to london, well, that continues. there are just 25 days left until the start of the summer games. keep it right here on nbc bay area for exclusive coverage and nbc bay area.com. >>> and still ahead at 11:00, it's not something you see every day. dozens of goats hanging out at sfo. why, you ask? we'll show you. >>> goats on a plane? well, not exactly. but there were a lot of goats at sfo today and they were

amanda's boyfriend sacrificed himself to save her. >> he pulled me down. and he covered my head. >> get down. okay. >> i did. >> disturbing new details about the man who allegedly carried out the massacre have come out. abc news has learned that inside the aurora police headquarters in the hours after the shooting, james holmes was staring at the wall. his eyebrows twitching. even used evidence bags as hand puppets. holmes will be charged monday. tahman bradley, abc news. >> and gun sales in colorado are surging in the wake of the deadly rampage. in three days, the bureau of investigation gave the okay on background checks on 3,000 people who want to buy guns. a 43% jump from the weekend before. >>> and one final note. dc comics is delaying the cammic that was supposed to be today. because of what may be content that's perceived as insensitive. >>> turning to other news, tensions boiled over in anaheim where police and protesters squared off. demonstrators took to the streets for the fourth night following two deadly police shootings last weekend including

we have amanda and taylor. hello, ladies.als. >> okay. these are -- >> yes. exactly. >> so, what do we think? is a breen in a wearing the expensive shoe? or the reasonable shoe? sabrina wearing expensive shoe? >> i think that's the expensive one. i'm going to have to say that, only because that looks like this one right here, just looks like a snake skin. >> sam is getting down and look. >> i'm getting close. >> i didn't know we were allowed to do that. >> no touching. >> i actually -- i think this is the high-priced shoe. is this the high-priced or low-priced? that's the high? thank you. ladies, reveal. >> you guys were right. sam got it. these for $325. but a great pair for 80 bucks, too. and look how it's popping the little black dresses, making them look fresh for summer. >> all right, ladies. one last look. great deals. great look. that was fun. >> it was fun. >>> we'll do the weather. it's not going to cost you anything. you might have a cable bill. but let's get to the boards. one or two things going on this morning we

. >> that's a tough act to follow and i'm amanda mitchell and i cheered from 2009 to 2011. cheered in '93, '94, '95 and '898. >> i started in 1974 and my last season was 1980. >> fantastic. >> my name is terry lam sxb i cheered in 1979 through 1983 and was lucky to participate in two super bowls. >> and. >> jerry mitchell may and i was original cheerleader in 1962 to 1968. and you very happily told me that you're the oldest of all the cheerleaders who are here. one of the originals and do you want to share your age with everyone? >> 72. >> well, you are absolutely beautiful, as are all of you and we've got some other cheerleaders back there in the back who may have been a little more recent and who is this? >> my name is susan and this is my second year as a washington redskins cheerleader. >> you are cheering this year? >> yes, i am. >> my name is christy and i'm also a second year on the team this year. >> you guys have a lot to live up to with all of these ladies here. i have a few questions that i want to ask you about what's going on. let's start with jerry. how do you

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