amber raced downstairs.eached josh. >> when you came upon his body, did you touch him? did you move him? >> yeah. i rolled him over. >> must have been hard? >> a human being should never have to see another human being in that state. even a stranger, much less -- much less someone you love. >> amber cradled josh's head in her arms pleading with him to wake up until emts pulled her away. but there was nothing they could do. he was gone. josh hilberling was just 23 years old. officer don holloway of the tulsa police department arrived a few minutes later. >> can you first describe the scene. >> the scene was chaotic. there were medical personnel, fire department personnel, police personnel. a crowd had gathered outside and saw the victim on the ground. >> two people said they witnessed josh's horrifying fall. they spoke to detective jeff felton. >> one of them described him kind of flailing, almost like riding a bicycle or pedaling. >> screaming? >> yes. >> officer holloway took amber inside, away from the hor

amber carrington. amber: i was super excited to find out that i made it in the top 10.hinking about things like that in our careers. and i think this is the right choice at the right time. i think so, too. amber is doing kelly clarkson, "breakaway." ♪ grew up in a small town ♪ i really view amber as a kelly clarkson type artist where she can do country music, she can do pop music and really bridge the gap. and i think this is the perfect song for her to do. so, the last time, one of the things that i encouraged you to do is just really let yourself into the song. and the same thing with this. this lyric is so representative of where all of this is gonna go for you. hillary: i love how her song choices have evolved these few weeks that the show has been on. i think she could really make it to the end. ♪ do what it takes... this song lines up perfectly with my life. i've started off in a small town, and i keep moving up. and now i'm making my dreams come true. ♪ ...away that one part's kind of high a bit. it might be a breathing thing. yeah. try to sing it a couple of dif

please welcome amber cushing. nice to meet you, amber. >> thank you.nd applause] >> okay, you're a triathlete. you do triathlons. any comparison between that and being here on millionaire? >> definitely. so doing a triathlon is about pacing yourself, and it's mental ansay that's the same here. you've got to pace yourself through the questions, and i'm hoping that my training will pay off. >> yeah, and be veocused, so there's the mental part. at all times. >> yes, very focused. >> you brought your mom sharon along with you. nice to see you, sharon. >> hi. >> welcome to the al all right, amber, let's see if all that triathlon training has paid off. let's take a look at the money in your round 1. okay, computer please randomize the money. are the categories and now here are the categor

thank you >> i'm amber i'm representing the agency of the services. also representing of which we're a part and i'd like to invite everyone up from can services. i'm going to handicap to over because i would like you to hear from some of the people who use your services >> in 2345079 i was homes and sanctuary for 2 hundred and 80 days and i heard from services how wonderful they were. when i got there there was a whole lot more to a community center there's a host of the people from all walks of life and it is a community. where they get together and their daung and partying together to be selfish the commuter lab is wonderful i don't want to see that cut. years ago there was 7 males a week then 6 males a week and now 5 males a week so, please don't cut it anymore. >> good evening. i'm tony one of the first places i respect was to the cbs food program. i'd like the mayor's office to increase funds for them. i'm going to be unselfish. >> actually your two minutes are up. thank you so much for everyone to come we're almost at the end of our program we h

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i'm going to call the next 5 people and this will be the last 5 group but amber carol from district 5 - i think i missed the name here sorry. (calling names) so i'm sorry. (calling names) and again, you you haven't filled out a comment card those comments will make to to the supervisors in the department head your comments will still b. >> if we could mayor the dot comeers to cover and train our seniors and i think there's a big group in the back thank you for your time and hard work. >> glg mayor lee and supervisors. >> let's be respectful of the gentleman speaking right now. thank you >> thank you (speaking spanish) supervisor kim and (speaking spanish) please keep us connected we need the money desperately thank you. >> san francisco network ministries i've been working in the tenderloin. we operate the tenderloin technology lab with the foundation. and i want to speak on behalf of the keep us connected campaign. we're very aware of the disabled elderly in the tenderloin but throughout the city. this would help them reduce their isolation and help them to find the resources they ne

that's amber, the blonde, behind me. she's talking about the bathtub which is right to the right-hand side of that toilet, if you can make that out over my shoulder. but she was in that bathtub with her husband, nathan, and their three little kids. they have two 4-year-old twins and one 6-year-old daughter. they said they got in the bathtub over top of the girls with couch pillows and then pulled a blanket over top of them and then rode out the storm that way. and chris, believe it or not, they emerged from that bathtub completely unscathed. the girls didn't have a scratch on their heads. there was glass. there were pipes burst all around them. but they climbed out and said they then went on to family. earlier today it was rainy. it was very windy. and there were some people who came out to survey the damage early on but not so many and then it got worse to where people just fled. now in the evening hours it got nice. we've been here all day. this is the first time we've seen nathan and amber come back. lots of other peo

amber is going to be okay. but for the rest of the kids it's not going to work >> (clapping) >> so i've been a student at the betsy carr michael since preschool. so throughout the years i've really liked it but this year's not a good one. she was turned our school into a mess she's rude to the teachers and the students. she pulls out teachers and yells at them she yells at us and everybody. so nobody feels save at school anymore we want her to leave. even though i'm graduating i'm okay but what about the other students. things need to change. >> could you state your name please. megan. >> i'm here to represent the teacher which means she left and i blame is on the assistant principle and she yells at my teacher and it's hard to hear. so, so sing sf c is a filipino education program it doesn't make sense to fire the only filipino education teacher. that's basically, it. and i guess i don't like the new principle teacher she's rude to the teachers and students and i don't feel safe going to school and that's it.

simply the information doesn't exist that needs to exist for an amber alert to be called. so i hope that somebody will do something about modifying this so that law enforcement can make a judgment based on best information as opposed to a very strict criteria. the other thing, we see this time and time again kidnappings are local events. oftentimes when the children are found alive, they will be found within proximity of where they were kidnapped. sure, law enforcement is going to have an awful lot of questions to answer as this thing moves forward. there's no question about that. >> mark i'm going to stop you there. i'm going to have to stop you there just briefly. we have now got the uncle of the three brothers who are in custody. mr. castro, can you hear me? >> yes. >> mr. castro, i wonder if you can give me the reaction to the fact that you three nephews are all in police custody tonight and the suspicion is they have been involved in the kidnapping of these three young women. >> it is something that is nerve-racking. i was very surprised to hear that my nephews had do

what are the guidelines for the amber alert system? new york city newsroom with more. >> it's a very good question, jena, when gina dejesus went missing original here back in 04 there was no amber alert. police in shrefd sai evidence cleveland says alerts must be reserved for people in imminent danger and when you can locate both the missing child and the suspect. there was concern that people would become desense tied to amber alerts if they were issued too often. this angered her father. he criticized that back in an interview he gave in 2006. it's leading to a lot of second-guessing as to whether the guidelines for when an amber alert is or is not issue, whether the guidelines need to be changed. in cleveland the police have a lot of latitude. the official guidelines say an alert may be issued only if the following three conditions are met, one, if the missing child is younger than 18, two, if the child is in immediate danger, and three, if police have a description of the suspected abductor, and the vehicle that he or she is drivin

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that's amber, the blond, behind me. she's talking about the bath tub, which is right to the right-hand side of that toilet, if you can make that out over my shoulder. she was in that bath tub with her husband, nathan and her three little kids. they have two 4-year-old twins, one 6-year-old daughter. they she said they got in the bath tub with the kids, covered with couch pillos and put a blanket over that. they emermged completely unscathed and they claimed out and went on to family. earlier today it was rainey and very windy. some people did come out to survey the damage early on and then it got a little worse where people just fled. now in the evening hours it gotten really nice. we've been here all day. this is the first time we've seen nathan and amber come back. lots of people have come back along this street as well. for amber, she's trying to find something for her 6-year-old daughter that can claim as a memento. her twins walked away with their blankets. her daughter was at the plaza towers school but she went t

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amber-- >> reporter: frank it's cold and windy out here but as you can see this picket line is stillup. people are wearing heavy coats, scarves and carrying signs and chanting, they tell me they've been without a contract since last september. the workers are loud in their demand but say they've fallen on deaf ears. >> they've increased the work load but not increased the workers. >> reporter: on strike, nursing aids and custodians. they tell me the uc medical center is under staffed. >> you want to be able to say, is there anything i can do before you leave. and not rush to the next patient. >> i thought gee, how am i going to get through all of that but they've made it easy for us to get access to the hospital. >> reporter: security escorted you? >> no they just stand there. >> we asked other visitors what it's like inside the hospital where some patients are being cared for by replacement workers. >> reporter: low is the care? >> the care is excellent. still getting great care. >> reporter: no difference from the strike today. >> we have been disruptive and will continue to be dis

amber-- >> reporter: frank it's cold and windy out here but as you can see this picket line is stillup. people are wearing heavy coats, scarves and carrying signs and chanting, they tell me they've been without a contract since last september. the workers are loud in their demand but say they've fallen on deaf ears. >> they've increased the work load but not increased the workers. >> reporter: on strike, nursing aids and custodians. they tell me the uc medical center is under staffed. >> you want to be able to say, is there anything i can do before you leave. and not rush to the next patient. >> i thought gee, how am i going to get through all of that but they've made it easy for us to get access to the hospital. >> reporter: security escorted you? >> no they just stand there. >> we asked other visitors what it's like inside the hospital where some patients are being cared for by replacement workers. >> reporter: low is the care? >> the care is excellent. still getting great care. >> reporter: no difference from the strike today. >> we have been disruptive and will continue to be dis

my name is amber carol. i'm here representing the aging and disability resource center as part of a community services of san francisco. i'm here on behalf of both district 1 and 4. we provide information, referral and a sis tabtion to seniors and adults with disabilities throughout san francisco. ~ assistance we have a very small staff of 7 people who go to different senior centers and community organizations and provide these services for the community. we serve nearly 10,000 individuals each year. what i'm asking for is continued support of this program. we provide translation support. we help people with housing applications and give them really any information that they need. we're really doing our best to reach out to communities that are not as reachable. we're bringing in a lot of volunteers right now to reach communities whose languages are not represented very well in organizations throughout the city. so, i ask for your continued support and thank you very much. >> thank you. (applause) >> next sp

mandated policy that you issue a amber alert when a child goes missing.ina dejesus was never issued as an amber alert. she should have been, she was 14. i am the father of a murdered child and it took me 27 years to get the hollywood police to open my son's case and let me bring in outside investigator named joe matthews and a d.a., kelly hancock, who solved 300 murder cases and had an impeccable track record. and in one month, they solved adam's case. i love cops, but, boy, when they make mistakes, they need to man up and admit them and do a better job. maybe that's the lesson we learn out of this horrible, horrible thing. and this guy, he's not just a predator. he's not just a child abuser or sexual abuser. he beat these women so badly that michelle knight was pregnant five times, and he didn't buy her birth control pills when he had her captive there. he didn't give her pregnancy devices. she got pregnant five times and he beat her and kicked her so badly she aborted. she miscarried. this a horrible guy. this is a really, really bad guy. >> and final q

once you see the amber light go off, you react real quick. and then you floor it and then it just launches on the last amber. >> lizzie's qualifying run earlier in the day in her beloved blue camaro goes off without a hitch. she's interviewed by the track's cameraman. >> that was fun! >> yeah? it looked fun. >> i had a great time. >> good deal. >> but in lizzie's first official race of the day, things go wrong in a hurry. >> i felt the car a little bit drag to the right and it took a hard left and kind of went from there. i won't forget that one second of it just because everything kind of started slowing down. then i felt the car lift up and i see the wall, like, and sparks flying. i didn't know where is this car going to go, flip over? i just had to brace for impact and wait until it comes to a stop. once it came on its four wheels again, and i just felt relieved. >> you okay, dude? you okay, girl? >> and bummed because i wanted to continue racing that race. and thankful the car actually lifted up that way because i could have hit right int

and the amber alert. walked the halls of congress three years to try to get national emergency broadcasting system to do the amber alerts and gina dejesus wasn't listed in an amber alert. really tough, should have been. >> thank you, john walsh. >>> still ahead, how could castro have kept these women captive for almost a decade? and the big question we all want to know, why? [ male announcer ] this one goes out to all the allergy muddlers. you know who you are. you can part a crowd, without saying a word... if you have yet to master the quiet sneeze... you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts... well muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because zyrtec® starts working at hour one on the first day you take it. claritin® doesn't start working until hour three. zyrtec®. love the air. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmissio

i got a chance to speak with amber, she is a woman who lives just across the way.e and her husband have such a unique story. they were able to ride out the storm with their three little girls wearing motorcycle helmets and in the bathtub of their home. and miraculously they survived unscathed, but the house, it's completely gone. >> amber, explain where we're standing right now. >> this is the middle of our living room. and the dining room's right there and he's almost at the front door. >> lods any of it look recognizable? >> the floors and the bushes. the bathroom is the only thing that is on top of the floors, it's where it should have been. and that's where we were. >> walk us over. so the bathtub was the saving grace? this is where you -- >> it was right behind the kitchen. >> so your husband and three little girls were all in the one single bathtub? >> yes, we had the three girls in the tub and we had couch cushions behind them and then my husband and i were knelt down in front laying over them with a mattress over us. and we all had helmets on and we just hu

. >> la policía emitio una alerta amber, janel wilson se llevo al menor stephen benard, ella no tienerige de san francisco a oakland. >> michael willaim howey enfrenta cargos por abusar de menores. >> los detuvieron como resultado de una investigación que comkenzo en marzo, la policía sospecha que podría haber más víctimas. >> la policía de santa cruz le pidsen a los residentes que aseguren sus autos y sus casas por un hombre que está robando por el área. >> una persona murió y dos más resultaron heridas en livermore a la altura del boulevard air way, después de que un conducotr perdio el control del vehículo. >> las autoridades no impondran cargos en contra de la mujer ya que el caso continúa bajo investigación y la sopechosa debe ser liberada por no tener cargos. >> ha pensado usted hacer una pàrrillada en un parque, es mejor que sigas las recomendaciones. >> noa han parado de trabajar en todo el día recien regresaron de un incendio que se creo en la maleza y después slaieron a optro lugar, pero es importante que usted siga las instrucciones. >> estaba bien caliente en julio y se me

. >> amber, coral, shells. these used to be currency. >> how old is this? >> early '20s.ars orlando. >> how much are you selling it for? >> by weight. it's a confide heavy, 429 grams, so it comes like 42,000 -- >> so that's how much in dollars? >> almost $5,000. >> about $5,000. >> almost. >> should we look at another floor? >> oh, yes, follow me. there's a nice collection of things from the sahara. >> so you travel a lot? >> not like you. >> oh, this is for pounding -- >> yes, this is from the gon tribe. >> how much for this? >> around $300. for this? that's very reasonable. i'll be buying that. that's going to be an old friend. >> also memory of tangier ichblts a memory of tangier as well. majid suggests lunch at andalous, a locals only place nearby. >> as a moroccaner, so many people come with a romantic notion. do people have a realistic expectation? are they looking for morocco or this phantasm? >> it is a phantasm. it is when you get here, you know morocco, you feel that you are in morocco, but not. there's a lot of mediterranean attached to this town. also the hist

. >> amber? >> reporter: julie, we're inside the home of a woman whose passionate about providing blankets in the south bay, now she's collected all these blankets for the children of oklahoma. >> each stitch is sewn with care, each blanket handmade by volunteers, a nonprofit with chapters across the country. >> stephanie brown of santa clara says this is in response to crisis. >> some of these kids just need something that they can can call there's. >> a security blanket is important to a child. >> in some ways, it becomes a little sign of stability. >> these are made by a variety of people. >> mostly, it's women that i don't know. >> using a variety of material. >> and these are actually from scratch. >> blankets of all colors and sizes for girls or boys. >> this is things that perhaps a boy would like. >> in palo alto, at sprinkles cup cakes, there is a dozen flavors to choose from, a donation to the red cross. >> our founder, charles, he's actually from oklahoma, and his family, his parents a

the amber is millions of years old. >> how much are you selling it for? >> by weight.ms. so it comes like 42,000 -- >> so that's how much in dollars? >> almost $5,000. >> about $5,000. >> almost. >> should we look at another floor? >> oh, yes, follow me. there's a nice collection of things from sahara. >> so you travel a lot? >> not like you. >> oh, this is for pounding -- >> yes, this is from the gon tribe. from mali. >> how much will this sell for do you think? >> around $300. >> really? for this? that's very reasonable. i'll be buying that. that's going to be an old friend. >> also memory of tangier >> as well. majid suggests lunch at andalous, a locals only place nearby. >> as a moroccan, so many people come with a romantic notion of a tangier they read about in books. do people have a realistic expectation? are they looking for morocco or this phantasm? >> it is a phantasm. it is. when you get here, you know morocco, you feel that you are in morocco but you are not. there's a lot of mediterranean attached to this town. also the history, people hear about tangier t

live in oakland, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco's medical examiner identified thebicyclists killed yesterday. he collided with the back of a garbage truck yesterday morning in south van nuys avenue. the resident had just moved to san francisco two weeks ago to start an apprenticeship as an electrician. >>> 27-year-old bo rasmussen was last seen last sunday at noon after finishing the race. he told his friends he was headed to the beach. rasmussen's phone, credit card and passport were also found near by. tomorrow morning volunteers will be searching ocean beach, golden gate park and surrounding neighborhoods for anything that may help them find rasmussen. >>> a truck careened and ended up in someone's backyard. police say the woman driving the pickup truck suffered a medical emergency and suddenly accelerated. the truck went up to a ditch, up an enbankment and slam into a home. >>> the car fully engulfed in flames stopped traffic this aofpb on this -- this afternoon on friday. the driver managed to escape without being hurt. two lanes of traffic were blocked until

amber lee has the story. >> reporter: the city council has just voted on changes in order to improvehe quality of life. vallejo is a city in transition. it emerged from bankruptcy a year ago. a ninemonth long project where citizens came up with projects they want the city to fund. >> people are really wanting to have a voice on where to spend the money in this town and that's the way to do it. >> reporter: residents voted, vetted and widdled the list. top on the list, repairing crumbling roads. citizens say it's a way to solve old problems. >> the city is still spending the money exactly the way it did before they went into bankruptcy. unless that changes it's never going to get better. >> opponents question the integrity of the process. one man tells us he plans to ask for an injunction in court. >> everyone else had to go through. by doing that that's not representative government. >> now despite that objection there appears to be a lot of support for this new process. even from people who's prompts did not make the final cut. in vallejo, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> campbel