next to amanda, all three seemed almost reserved. >> amanda is from seattle. she was considered eccentric in seattle, which prides itself on its eccentricities. >> the way you portray yourself around italians is important but she had this extreme version of being carefree and careless and actually took pride in it. in italy it's not done, especially not young women. >> as the newest and youngest of the roommates, amanda and meredith found much in common. they also shared a bathroom at one end of the house. they would only know each other for six weeks. >> it's just so sad. she had, by all accounts, a wonderful person, very smart, talented and well liked, regarded and loved girl. >> meredith kercher was more formal. she was british. she was more sophisticated. she was there with a pack of friends, who she knew from the university of leed, so she was in a much more secure place. amanda was more like a lone wolf, running around, basically picking up guys. >> amanda's free spirit and fresh-faced beauty even helped her get a part-time job. >> she was recruited to w

without amanda and jason, we'd be at a standstill. we couldn't test anything. >> first time i used the exo, the physical therapist was the on one having control. they'd monitor the body condition and take the step. >> they didn't walk you into a wall or anything like that? >> but i know he cares. he catches me. >> andexo has pushed the boundaries, but it can only be therapist. >> are you ready. >> then there's the price tag. from $110,000-$140,000. exobionics hopes it will be approved for home use. >> there's nothing about the device that should make it more expensive than a high-end motorcycle. we need to get to those production numbers and then we can drive the the price down. >> have a hug. >> i don't get enough of these heart to heart hugs. >> if you need another hug, i'm your man. >> that's right. thank you. >> that was incredible. i mean, what a feat of engineering. those were basically stand-alone right. >> when they are sitting on their own they look like a person sitting there. these robots. it's weird. can you drive them. ca

>> i don't know. >> amanda insists that quinton is just a stranger who gave her a ride. but quinton tells a different story. >> when did you first meet her? how long have you known her? >> neighbors. >> you're neighbors? >> yeah. >> what is the reason for coming up here today? >> she said she had a date. >> a date? >> she just said hey, give me a ride. i got a date at a hotel room. >> he admits he drives amanda to date in exchange for what he calls gas money. >> so are we safe to say that we knew she was coming up here, you knew she was coming up here to commit prostitution? >> i just want to know what i'm charged with. >> it is prostitution. that's a felony. you drove that girl up here to commit an act of prostitution, you knew -- not unknowingly. >> check my record -- >> your record has nothing to do with this. absolutely nothing to do with this. you are a smart guy. you know and i know what she was coming up here to do. >> have a seat in one of those empty chairs. >> quinton is placed in a holding room to be transported to jail. >> grace reaches out to amanda to learn

he takes his wife amanda off life support. she passes away two months after her 25th birthday.its final report the national transportation safety board finds probable cause of the accident to be loss of engine power for undetermined reasons. once the plane is in trouble, he and amanda had precious little time to react. >> from the time that the engine developed a problem from 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 and amanda's lives. >> this is where t

. >> lowery's daughter amanda is 3 years old when he's arrested., she becomes nothing more than a memory. >> i had this one picture of amanda when she was in kindergarten. i put it in a special place, and, you know, that's all i saw of her. >> desperate for a meaningful relationship, he writes letters to amanda. >> i didn't think she was receiving them because i was getting no letters back from her or anybody else. i was just thinking the worst, that they were probably getting the letters and just throwing them in the trash. >> another inmate suggests he write a journal to his daughter. he fills volumes. with time, the old eddie lowery dies and is reborn as prisoner number 37839. he gets big, gets tattooed, and learns to fit in. >> i got me a job in there working as a silk screen printer, printing neighborhood watch signs, you know, stop signs, and yield signs and things like that. >> after serving six years, lowery goes before the parole board, but parole is denied. the board insists parolees admit guilt and take responsibility for the crime. and

>> yes. >> amanda took her.first steps to making that a reality in 2010.when she got a call from the robot's creators asking her to help them in their technology. she went to the san francisco bay area and took it for a test run. >> how did it feel to be able to stand and look at people? >> first time i stood up, i went home, and i cried hard. in all honesty. these were emotions that i had been dreaming about for so long! and i felt so good in my body. i slept hard. and i wasn't in pain. >> total ending steps. >> 4850. >> 4850! so. >> this is exo's headquarters where the magic is made and perfected. giving people who are paralyzed a chance to do what they have been told was impossible. >> i feel like the luckiest man alive. >> nathan is one of the robot's inventers. not build for the are meat feed but for the credit military field. >> there's a huge problem in the field for soldiers carrying the large loads, in fact they want to carry more. we were helping to develop exoskeletons. to carry the person's weight and more as well. >> it can be powered by a sma

amanda could have said she wanted anything.didn't matter what she said, i knew i would put all of my being into trying to make that happen. love motivates you. >> you may kiss your bride. >> pulling this off, were you nervous she didn't like something or maybe you did something wrong? >> absolutely. i love my wife but she's still a female which means she's entitled to change her mind at a moment's notice. i'm thinking to myself, she might absolutely love this or she might absolutely hate it, and it's just a risk you have to take. you go big or go home. >> are you glad that's what your dream was. >>> i got my dream wedding without calling a florist, calling a cater, anything like that. i'm so glad that he did this. >> well, congratulations. you guys make a gorgeous couple. way to go. >>> this is a human dancing around in a red hooded sweatshirt. >> apparently something called the ostrich dance. started out look a funny vine. if you look around, there are a lot of videos of other people doing this ostrich dance. this guy who you

it's been a great pleasure to work with amanda and other staff have been great to work with as well in coming up with this report. also christina gupta, a senior health planner has been a great advisor on this issue as well and roberto vargas from the university of san francisco health policy program and dr. laura smith who is a professor of health policy at ucsf who have been visors on this study and advising us on the impact of sugar sweetened beverages. at public comment i just want to acknowledge beatrice cardenas duncan who is a community leader and active with groups like shape up sf and the labor movement as well is here. breks board of education board of education president is here. and corner store coalition and an organizer with t ndc and todd davis who has been a great leader in our neighborhood as well. they will be speaking at public comment. we also have a number of other folks from different communities that will speak a little bit later. before i introduce the first speaker, i want to know if my colleagues have any opening remarks. >> supervisor wiener? >> thank you mr.

. >> all right, amanda? >> i have been tracking and building socially responsible businesses for more than ten years and commend what you're doing and think it's incredibly valuable. >> c congratulations. thank you. i want to make sure that the social responsibility isn't the leading selling point for the cases. people want to buy a high-quality product and do good in the world. i would recommend that you add to your elevator pitch a reason why these cases are amazing, maybe it's an aspect of the design that and the social responsibility is a piece of it but not necessarily the lead selling item. >> all right. well, thanks, you guys would you take another meeting, the moment of truth? norm, we got your answer? >> yes. >> would you take another meeting with the check for $10,000? >> right. >> amanda? >> absolutely. >> all right. well, good luck on everything. thank you so much. >>> and if any of you out there have a product or a service and you want feedback from our elevator pitch panel on your chances of ge

right now, let's get our morning traffic with amanda. >> thank you, jacqui.e're starting off this morning with very busy conditions through baltimore. if you know anyone who comes down through baltimore or up for the commute, we have a serious crash working. they are going to have both line lanes closed down. this kind was fuzzy, but you can see all the flashing lights and activity there on 95 just before 695, just before the baltimore beltway there. all lanes blocked southbound. northbound has the two left lanes closed so you're really backing up as you come down from baltimore. not too bad otherwise . we have a little activity heading to the map, that is near telegraph road and that is working, unfortunately, right there near telegraph road. that is is going to have a little bit of a shoulder closure as you come to the wilson bridge to the inner loop. moving nicely on the virginia route. 66 and 95 moving in leave delay, as well. >> thank you very much. at 4:32, we want to take a live look from south africa, this is outside nelson mandela's home where people

amanda meadows is standing by with everything you need to know. if you are heading out to bring back some of those holiday gifts or exchange a few, you're not alone. what to expect if you hitting stores and why retailers hope you do. i am jummy olabanji. >> i am autria godfrey. >> i have one pair of shoes that i have to get another size for. weather you will have stepping out today, eileen whalen is in the weather center. we you be doing any shopping today? >> i don't know. i think i may avoid the shopping today. for shoppers, it will be cold this morning. degrees this morning in manassas. 9 inegrees downtown, 2 annapolis. start to rollill in within the next half hour or so. there are a few flurries possible in the north, but nothing that will accumulate here in the district. milder ends to the week with temperatures in the 40's. i am watching a system that could bring us some rain by the day on sunday. we will have more in just a little bit. >> thank you so much. new this morning, crews have shut down the eastbound lanes of michigan avenue in nor

a new plea from amanda knox this morning.he is again declaring her innocence, this time, in her retrial for murder. and even though she isn't the italian courtroom, her words are being heard in the form of a letter. aaron mclaughlin is following the story. erin, what did knox say exactly about the trial and did she explain why she's not there? >> reporter: hi, john, well, amanda knox is not legally required to be in court. and she said that she's afraid to be there, writing, and that she's worried that the prosecution will be able to, in her words, blind the judges. though she did submit this five-page letter written in italian to the judges. when the italian judge treefd he questioned why she was not there to deliver the message in person. he nevertheless read the message out in court. she reasserts her innocence. she said i must repeat, i did not rape, i did not steal, i did not kill meredith. now for six years, questions have swirled around her seemingly erratic behavior and statements that followed meredith kercher's deat

amanda swanson joins us by phone. amanda, can you hear me? >> yes, i can. >> amanda, oh, my goodness, i cannot fathom what you went through. so take us back to that moment when you are on that train and all of a sudden this happens. >> i was -- i was trying to take a quick nap before a very long shift at my restaurant in midtown this morning. and when we got to that particular area i woke up, not necessarily even joltingly. i had my headphones in. i had music on. i didn't quite hear the screeching until i opened my eyes. i woke up because my body was at a 45- to 60-degree angle even though i was sitting up right on my feet. i opened my eyes and i thought, oh, my god, this is a train crash. and my gut reaction is i grabbed my phone and held it close and grabbed my bag so i would have my belongings. at that moment i knew that i was going to survive this. i made a conscious decision to survive this. and when the train hit the ground, when it finally did like hit, that was when the windows bursted open and all the gravel and the broken glass flew

i'm amanda berry. i've been kidnapped.e been missing for ten years. >> reporter: amanda berry disappearing at 16, making that brave call, at 27 years old. three women trapped inside, all held captive by ariel castro. castro fathering a baby with amanda. >> this is the moment that this community has been waiting for, for ten years. >> reporter: we were there the day amanda berry came home with her 6-year-old daughter. and gina dejesus flashing a thumb's up. those young women, survivors. >> there has been some kind of crash at san francisco international airport. >> reporter: incredibly, more than 300 people survived this, an asiana 777 cashing. a pilot training on that aircraft landing far too short. the back of the jet breaking off. >> over my shoulder here you can see the burned out fuselage. >> reporter: and in a cruel twist of fate, one teenager survived the crash, only to be run over by not one but two first responder trucks. for the survivors in moore, oklahoma, tearful reunions, two elementary schools wiped out and o

and as big as common bore and testing pieces are, amanda is perfectly correct. is a huge issue about how we prepare teachers in this country. that conversation barely getting started already having its own fireworks. one thing to point out, in our piece about the common core, we asked experts who have advised the consortia who know about testing, have spent years on this, what they would predict would happen in 2014. robert brennan of the university of iowa who has been consult was saying, look, you can still have enormous amount of dissention, maybe even more states pulling out of this. as john just said, the fraying of the coalitions but he says one thing that's not going to happen, we're not going to go back in this country no matter what states to to the weak and mediocre testing as well as standards that we've had in place for a long time. the message clear. we need to do something. whether it's going to be part of common core or not is not the issue, the issue is this nation is now recognizing that it has to do a lot more to get our kids up to speed. >> al

joining me on the phone right now is amanda swanson.a passenger that was on that train as it lost control and came off the tracks as it went around a corner. we have looked at one photo in particular that you sent in. thank you very much for be being with us. i'm very happy that you are okay. can you just explain to us what was going through your head and what was happening in that train as you snapped this photo with the train on its side. >> caller: i was actually dozing off. i was on himy way to work in manhattan. i kind of woke up as i sensed that my body was at a 60 to 45 degree angle when i was sitting perfectly upright in my seat. as i opened my eyes it had become clear. i had headphones on, so the screeching didn't immediately become clear. but i was very much awake. i grabbed my phone and personal belongings, because in that moment, i had every intention of walking away from this accident, you know. as the train started to tilt further, once it had hit the ground on its side, the windows had blown out, and gravel and glass had

let's send it over to amanda meadows. she is back from christmas holiday. nice to see you, amanda. as well. we are -- >> nice to see you as well. pop afterting a christmas. people heading out to do returns and exchanges, so be prepared. this is an area we have a lot of shops. this is bethesda along wisconsin avenue. be prepared for heavy foot traffic as well as car traffic. heading over to our maps, we have the water main break working in the northeast section of the's -- of the city. route 50 moving along nicely. no problems on the beltway, either. moving across the wilson bridge nicely this morning. is moving well. and 95 in virginia is delay free right now. that is nice to say this time of morning. live shot to show you current conditions. i haven't seen that this quite in a wild. this is near fairfax county parkway. traffic is moving right along. >> thank you. a north carolina woman is celebrating a big christmas day milestone. >> christmas and birthday. she turned 100 years old on wednesday. they celebrated at a party in virginia peach -- virginia beach. she has some words of

amongst all the pasting as he and amanda committed suicide. enormous black minister threatened to score and intimate images she can fit into cruising for less than six months later seventeen year old curtail costs was driven to suicide if it is the head during an alleged gang was spread around the school educates his call to health into moans for better protection for children lonely. but the legal system is simple struggle to keep up with technology the last ten years seems like an explosion of technology particularly in terms of social media and and that's all for caring. it's really difficult to get a handle on what's come out this week much less deal with what's coming next month and next year. the canadian government is good for the nationalists legal bullying bill making it a crime to distribute intimate images within this context consents known her all online polling are however boeing is really attractive. it focuses primarily on the distribution of inappropriate content images so there is a big chunk of the cyber bullying problem that

the check on a busy, rush-hour commute, here is amanda. delayare experiencing free conditions, but it is a little slick out there. you may encounter foggy conditions, so you want to use caution and give yourself extra time. it is slick on those roadways, so be careful on the curves as well as off ramps. streets. a very light traffic at 19th street. 290 five moving nicely. no big problems or delays into the district. in from coming annapolis, accident free reports from maryland. no big problems coming in from maryland. route 5, branch avenue moving smoothly towards the beltway. >> thank you very much. endsnual benefit concert with a police investigation. >> thieves targeted a d.c. choir and hit when they were least expecting. checking our top stories, the mega millions jackpot has at least two winners. one winning ticket was sold in san jose, california, the other was sold around atlanta, georgia area. a $1 million ticket was sold in maryland. a small fire near the turtle statue at the university of maryland college park is now out. campus

this is amanda. female long-boarder up ahead. sun is sets. it's gorgeous. >> what would possibly go wrong? >> oh, you'll never guess. >> oh, no. >> oh, no, no. >> you can't prepare for that. you don't expect a herd of cows to be crossing the road. >> she right into the cow's butt. >> she did. >> amanda says they did know there were cows on the road. they hikd up this path to come down. they never expected the cows to jump in front of them. now she knows intimately what a cow's butt looks and feels like. she was not injured in this. neither was the cow. she got a hook-shaped bruise on her thigh. tore her jeans. a little bit of road rash. didn't stop them. they went back up the hill and ran it again. >>> let's move on to mountain bikers. nick clark. attempting a punt flip tuck. no. wow. >> did his bike broke? his bike broke. >> i bet that broke his junk. >> here it is again. >> oh. oh, no. >> oh, that looks awful. >> i felt that. >> don't you? here's a completely different angle of nick's collapse. it goes wrong all kinds of ways. it's the soun

first let's head to amanda for a look at traffic. >> we just picked up a crash on the inner loop, the commute that stretches through prince george's maryland. this is going to be on the inner loop. expect some minor delays. that is on the left shoulder there just before ritchie arlboro. give crews some space. 270 moving right along down from urbana all through the lane divide, you are good to go. you can see through centreville that, bright green that things are absolutely running smoothly at this time all the way in toward the belt way. nassas to from ma the belt way. >> changes in how the military handles sexual assaults is headed to the president. it includes provisions that crack down on perpetrate oregons of sexual assault and rape. a commission is set to decide today where in prince georges county a new casino will be built. m.g.m. submitted plans at national harbor. another wants it at the race way. and another on route 210 in fort washington. >> coming up, a loudoun county woman accused of murdering her husband is due in court. police found her husband dead in hair home back i

this is amanda roden, female long boarder up ahead. sun is setting, gorgeous, beautiful. >> what could possibly go wrong? >> you'll never guess. >> organizatih, no! no! >> you can't prepare for that. you don't expect a herd of cows to be going by. >> she went head first into the assnd of a cow. -- ass end of a cow. amanda said she did now there were cow on the road but she didn't expect to run into them. she got a hook shaped bruise on her thigh, tore her jeans, a little road rash. but didn't stop them. they went back up the hill pumped up on adrenaline and ran this again. >> let's move on to a mountain biker. nick clark attempting a front flip tuck, no hands. >> wow! >> did his bike broke? >> his bike broke! >> i bet it broke his junk! >> here it is again. that felt awful. i felt that. >> here's a couple of different angles of nick's collapse. >> it goes wrong all kinds of ways. it's the sound that gets me, just that crunch. >> it's a lucky day for one family when they get to bring loved ones home. >> they haven't seen their family me

. >> i want to bring in amanda fitzpatrick, the mother of of the missing girl. shelby fitzpatrick is searching for her daughter. amanda, it is obviously a terrible situation for you. whereabouts are you right now? and what are the conditions like? >> it is just very icy and cold, we're actually back up to the area we were told they were headed bh they went out to play in the snow. and it is just very icy and getting very cold. >> it is obviously every parent's nightmare. what have the authorities told you about the likelihood that this will end with the recovery of everybody safe and well? >> everybody has been very positive. it has been very hard, probably the hardest 24/36 hours of my life. it is my baby girl. but they have all been very positive. we have got the entire town of love lock, the entire towns and outside counties with search and rescue teams and everything like that. and everybody has been very positive and very willing to support and helpful and everything like that. >> and just for anybody watching who is in the area, it is james glanton, with h

here to talk about it amanda riply author of the smartest kids in the world and how they got that waythis latest study is one of a continuing string of stud sdis that shows the u.s. educational system lacking behind the rest of the world. it doesn't seem like the u.s. is getting worse, just the rest of the world getting better. >> that's exactly right, anderson. this is very revealing. it shows we're walking around in one of those people movers going nowhere, the rest of the world, very many countries are on escalators. what this shows is it's not so much we've been doing anything differently but in a context everybody is playing to win, we are falling behind and we look at the difference between us and countries like south korea and singapore and it's widening and the gap between us and countries like poland is widening. >> amanda, you look at vietnam and has child poverty, they have done really well. what are we doing wrong, and whether what are they doing right. >> it was shocking to see vietnam appear in this test at the top of the rangings, you know, up there with finland and can

i'm just going to briefly introduce the report and then amanda guma from our office will walk you through details and we have hammond smith who will also be available for questions. we were asked to prepare a scientific research on the health risks associated with the consumption of sugar sweet and beverages. that's largely pertaining to obesity and diabetes and taking a look at the financial risk for the san francisco residents. we have prepared analysis that identify cost that the city and county itself incurs and then the population of the city as a whole incurs that is separate from the city. finally we are asked to review and report on policies explored and implemented by other cities either in terms of a tax on soda or other initiatives that have been under taken to address this issue. so that's the overview of the purpose of our report and now amanda guma will walk you through the details. >> thank you to hamilton smith for the work on this. >> thank you supervisors. as several of you have already noted there is extensive scientific evidence that we found in our research on the con

amanda, thank you very much for being here with us.christmas is going on at the gay lord all through the holidays. the next news is at 5:00 p.m. and howard and i will be back bright and early tomorrow morning starting at 4:256789 yÑ ñzçzçzç >> summer: dad. hi. >> nick: hey, summer. how was thanksgiving? i heard you and jack went to see your mom. >> summer: yeah, um... i just was hoping that she would... never mind. it didn't -- didn't work. >> nick: hey, you may have reached her. you may have given her that strength she needs to fight back. you never know. >> summer: yeah. maybe. doesn't really seem that way. >> nick: well, i'm sorry thanksgiving was so hard for you. >> summer: yeah, i flew back after and spent the rest of the holiday with the abbotts. >> nick: well, i'm glad. you know, you should be with people you care about over thanksgiving. >> summer: what about you? how was, uh -- how was the holiday with grandma and gr

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amanda said she felt like a brat. just no way i'd know better. that will be in the car was full of non traditional costume. identity identity of the rebate its limits. actually it was modern touches guest list the designer had said that sentence the town including the bbb said each of the no money at nine a m and funny and not province and cheering from the front row china and see also came to support the thoughtful and contemporary in his kitchen as she could do a better connection former beauty queen and act and the end is up to the dumping of dhaka and other comforts that position and tie and cannot receive huge applause. she said she would love to edit out a special day. that is that simple. yes he did he did on the dancing mesmerized the audience like i did not and i'm looking into kids had active duty but adds. one last game. in august. don't make anymore. this is not a moment and on and on asking good enough. adding to it what do you need to be humble in his dust. it is his descendants spencer the act is but she did sign as he clutched the

to be up by charity is amanda off of bottoming. she sees the country that guy is on forty eight. and i wrote economy is exactly relate to the farm payments. the money which is coming out. and last ten fifteen years we were neighbors too. two golds and good infrastructure and economy. top. and it's very important for us because the pcs also means greek economy. yes good security for afghans. and and you couldn't wait. and all that far and it is a ticket to get bright future for afghanistan the key concessions to the moon said that billions of dollars in foreign aid is moving to blitz a blast the troops completed at large without trouble his gun province to whether he has up to the bus to the eleventh of august on defense all system down the street and died at the ready and caught these on to seven fifteen and flows upstream defence minister said that at the johnston that said twenty five thousand australian batsmen had stuffed in the fun is done with the maximum deployment three to fifteen hundred in his death at one point. approximately four hundred lesson and that remaining in t

one of amanda's well when he couldn't pee on the street to kill profit to ninety nine. some pics of africans he commits hostile angry. when it appeared that encourage or something. of course the little white too you know those that do that then why it's the most. and in widescreen and included a statement to the mound in the movie who don't mind the tie in south africa seems fairy floss on the continent and i hoped it would be instead of becoming a melting pot of different cultures and ideas. some bands like kielbasa on to date basis with white sauce too afraid to go and play the black population amanda's very well. they once went well come. the cost the prison. and the future it's precarious the site by site. as the nation mourns its most famous son. one does what comes next. we see auntie jess is good. when jonathan e kelley freedom fighters critical part two things is not just likes the feeling the pressure in south africa he says the company to go much further than that and in the injustices of the apartheid era. the swiss address the social questions of these quest

después vino el caso de ariel castro, el hombre que mantuvo secuestradas a amanda berry, gina dejesusurante todo ese tiempo y quienes fueron liberadas el 6 de mayo de 2013 condenado a cadena perpetua y quien se suicidó. el caso de el adolescente afroamericano de 17 años de edad trayvon martin asesinado el 26 de febrero de 2012 en sanford, california resultó en que el culpado george zimmerman no tuviera cargos. >> y ahora nos vamos a una pausa pero al volver en breve a noticias univision 14 veremos que selena gomez sufre de una enfermedades que muchas mujeres tienen. >> además veremos información de las condiciones de salud del piloto aleman michael schumacher después de su accidente en los alpes suizos. detalles de esta y otras noticias en breves instantes al volver de la pausa comercial. @cpc?h >> la policía de san francisco investiga balacera cerca del golden gate comenzó en ashbury tendremos más información en cuanto tengamos detalles. >> selena gomez tiene lupus 90% de presidente de >> de quienes la tienen son mujeres y tiene periodos de crisis y de remisión. vamos con el pronósti

. >> so i know i called out our lineup, mike, george, patricia, fred: amanda, stand up. let's give them a big round of applause. [ applause ] our stadium operations team, now, if they can be joined by steve castillo, roger rival, larry gill, caesar, mike, stand up. and i do want to say as old as the stadium is, i get great pride in telling people it is the best turf. i'm coming down to join you. >>> this week has been kind of bizarre. i have over the years spoken to a lot of press, but it's -- i didn't expect this today. you know, i feel very honored. it's all i have to say. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] easy to follow that, roger. >> i will try. i always wondered when i started at candlestick and now it's almost at hand. it a really strange feeling to be going there these last few days and thinking pretty soon i won't come here anymore and it going to be hard to drive up the freeway and not see that big gray edifice looming in the distance. you have to wonder what's going to be there. over the years, i think we've made a lot of improvements in turf management and

♪ ♪ freedom, freedom ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> thank you, amanda mandela.rgt pick up a come pi of "people's" special edition of year-end issue on news stands now. i'm robin robert. here is to a happy and healthy 2014. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- the abc 7 broadcast center, this is abc seven news at 11. >> and abc 7 news exclusive. fire problem with the d.c. department. sources tell us that a firefighter was arrested. the firefighter was arrested not long after graduating from the fire academy. -- jay korff is live with the story. >> the firefighter who was arrested and charged with ability theft. years19-year-old -- 19 old. he is fresh out of the academy. firefighters respond to a call thursday night but without a colleague they were getting to know. joness say clarence worked only a handful shifts at this fire hall in northeast d.c. before being placed on leave. they say he was arrested in prince george's county on a theft charge. authorities would not provide us with the circumstances surrounding the arrest, but invol

kids should think for themselves and choose, i hope that moves forward. >> amanda ripley, called was -- prince william was dating kate middleton. >> ross shimabuku is here with sport. >> dennis rodman is in north korea to train basketball players for an upcoming player. he wants everyone to know he's not a joke. this is the same guy who dressed up in a wedding gown and will rite a book with his bff, kim jong un. the 52-year-old rodman, who never shies away from the spotlight arrived in north korea of a man. but that might be changing. do women have a drinking problem? from 1999 to 2008, the number of young women admitted to emergency rooms dangerously about intoxicated shot up. the problem reaches women of all age. 24% of women who bin binge drink are college age. the new book, drink, the intimate rich between women and alcohol takes a intimate look at the issuing. dr. navu cutby is a division chief, assist professor of psychiatry at wile cornell medical group. >> you don't fit the profile of what people would consider a alcoholic. probably the top university in canada, mcgil. as you

amanda ripley joins me. what did you find about those three countries that struck you?three models you say they represent. what are they? >> so south korea is the pressure cooker model. the extreme case of what you see all over asia where kids are working night and day literally under a lot of family pressure to get very high test scores. now, south korea does get those high test scores but at grave costs. finland is in many ways the opposite extreme of south korea. not in all ways but in some. finland is what i call the utopia model. kids are doing less homework than our kids but achieving at the top of the world on tests of critical thinking in math, reading and science with very little variation from school to school or from socioeconomic status from one to the other. >> why did you choose poland? >> poland is the surprise. poland is a country with a high level of poverty and has radically improved its education outcomes over the past ten years. poland is not yet at the level of finland or korea but a place that shows that there is hope. change happens even in places

florida police officers say they were in the right place at the right time to save amanda to saveurning plane -- a man from a burning plane. the officers were on helicopter patrol when they saw the accident. in moments, they were on the ground pulling the pilot to safety. >> we feel very accomplished that we were able to provide a service that normally is not part of our duty. we are assisting patrol, chasing bad guys, locating people who were missing. >> the pilot was hurt but is said to be doing ok. >> police are investigating another smash and grab burglary in montgomery county. there have been more than two dozen smash and grab burglaries in montgomery and prince george's county in the past month. there was no indication that this latest break-in is connected to those. next, and looked back at 25 years of inside washington. we look at the legacy of a show seen across the country. we will check in with doug hill on about what to expect with travel problems and wintry weather. >> of the washington capitals world into carolina with hopes of stopping the hurricanes. 20 ramallah comes th

kids should think for themselves and choose, i hope that moves forward. >> amanda ripley, called the stream is uniquely interactive television. in fact, we depend on you, your ideas, your concerns. >> all these folks are making a whole lot of money. >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> i think you've offended everyone with that kathy. >> hold on, there's some room to offend people, i'm here. >> we have a right to know what's in our food and monsanto do not have the right to hide it from us. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> watch the stream. >> and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >> when you think of an alcoholic you're likely to think of a man. but that might be changing. do women have a drinking problem? from 1999 to 2008, the number of young women admitted to emergency rooms dangerously about intoxicated shot up. the problem reaches women of all age. 24% of women who bin binge drink are college age. the new book, drink, the intimate rich between women and alcohol takes a intimate look at the issuing. dr. navu cutby is a division chief, assist