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here's matt lauer. ♪ >> amy! riding as the grand marshal of the fiesta bowl parade in phoenix. the story of how she got here is one of determination, hard work and courage. before this, what was the biggest adversity you faced in your life? >> that i'm a severe asthmatic. that was the biggest adversity. that's nothing compared to this -- nothing. >> at the age of 41 amy is in the fight of her life. >> van dyken stretching for the wall -- she's got the gold! >> she was one of the greatest olympic champions of all time. but now -- >> i'm now paraplegic. although i aim to not be one day, that's what i am. >> it happened in arizona last june. a near-fatal atv accident that severely damaged her spinal cord and left her paralyzed from the waist down. this is the last picture of amy taken before the accident soaking up the sun with her beloved dog, kuma. >> when i look at the it now it breaks my heart because that was my old life. that was the last day of my old life and the first day of my new life. how are you, matt?

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with us karen marrow, and debby sees, and amy meyers jaffy. executive director of energy and sustainability at the university of california davis. carol moreau, let me start with you. has the price picture of oil the difficulty of extracting oil from the star sands , and the delay change the profitability picture for keystone xl. >> not in few of our companies. this is something that is very important to us , and frankly to most of the american people as shown in recent polling. this will help establish our nation in the forefront, increase our energy security and create many jobs for hard working americans, many of whom will work with their hands, and these are good-paying jobs. this is important to our industry and to the american people . >> good paying jobs, but aren't they short-term jobs. building the pipeline through the midwest and through the gulf mean a lot of construction jobs, but once those jobs finish don't those jobs subset? >> construction jobs by their very nature are temporary jobs but it does not mean that they're not good j

joining me, carol moreau, debby sees and amy meyer-javi. karen moreau, has the price picture for oil the difficulty of extracting oil from the tar sands and just the delay sort of change the profitability picture, change the economic picture for keystone xl? >> not in view of our company. this is something that is very important, and this will help establish our nation in the forefront, increase our energy security and create many many jobs for hard-working americans many of whom work with their hands. these are good paying jobs. this is important to the industry and the american people people. it means a lot of construction jobs but then when the project is finished, don't those jobs sunset. >> well, construction jobs by their nature are temporary jobs, but it does not mean that they're not good jobs, and they're not important to people. especially those who don't have jobs. it's a concern in my view that it seems that so much of the opposition comes from people who are well-off, they're comfortable. they are good jobs. we rely on people w

great to have david in for george and have dan in for amy, because amy, she's in the place to be.he's in phoenix right now leading our super bowl blow-out coverage. >> i don't know what it is. i always seem to turn out for "gma" when there is a party going on here. >> there's always a party. >> there's always a party here. >> thank goodness. any questions you have about football, dan harris is here. >> thank goodness. >> our in-house expert. >> is that the sport you played? >> exactly. we're going to work on this this morning. >> it was that or badminton. >> commercial breaks you and i are going to have a little talk. >> i feel like michael will put me in his pocket. >> not at all. >>> this video coming in. this is incredible. the crazy scene in san diego overnight, a hot air balloon making an emergency landing on the street. six members of a wedding party on board. they're all going to have quite a story. that's the way to get a marriage started. >> yes, it is. that's one way. >>> but let's get right to the measles. growing fears of a major outbreak. the cdc issuing that new warn

hi, amy. >> hey, lara.o throw a football like a quarterback. >> the pose important thing first, get an inflated football. there's no cheating in this thing, all right. >> all right. >> got to get the grip right, you'll step forward with your left ago enbe the ball. you got this. >> oh. >> i made it every other time. >> boom! >> you see that guys not just a great anchor also the best quarterback "gma" has working for us today. >> you could experience this a so much more. watch as we take you behind the scenes of super bowl xlix. >> all right, heading to the super bowl. it is 19 degrees here in times square. i'm told it's going to be in the 70s when i land in phoenix. new york city might be covered in snow but a quick five-hour flight later my window view upgraded. ♪ my super bowl weekend kicking off with the ultimate party at the ultimate nfl experience. and, boy, they sure know how to tail tailgate. if you're up for whatever this is the place to be. >> i'm up for whatever. >> i'm up for whatever. >> reporte

we have amy from mission high school (clapping.) over here we have mary go over at o'connell (clapping) >>. >> david from washington. >> we need history (laughter) so tell the truth ethnic studies for a all the youth because black lives matter (clapping.) fall rights matter. >> two address (laughter). >> schematic traps so we can close the achievement gap i teach and balboa high school this is where i got the great pleasure to have amazing minds who are hunger to use the knowledge to change and address some of the things that our communities are facing this is andrew louis (clapping.) what i got my schedule for i look at under the ethnic studies the words that came to mind are studies of people that are linney walked into my teachers classroom and saw the posters of different nationalities and thought that is where i belong this is why i learn (clapping.) i feel like from ethnic studies i can retain the knowledge of people's cultures with struggles they've colonel through and would they've gained from the struggles during my classro

she got a welcoming kiss, and a few days later met amy. she had been handled roughly be her mother and blinded in 1 eye -- one eye, the volunteers have to learn to be -- behave like chimp mothers and not human behaviors. they cannot grin at the babies. bearing teeth is a sign of aggression. today, they clack their teeth or smack their lips and groom the babies at chimp mothers do. >> we're doing our best to be good surrogate chimp moms and not to bring them up like human babies, but to respond to what the chimp business heavier is and re-enforce their behavior when they give it inappropriate context. so they understand chimp manners and how to fit into a society and what is okay and thought okay to do. >> chimp society is hierarchal, and every chimp learns their place in the social picking order. but smaller chimps have a higher place if they are related to a dominant species. it is not what you know, but who you know. and a possible object for humans. mothers don't punish their children. only when they arrive at adolescences, do the paren

in 1988, debbie loveless and her two daughters from a previous marriage, amy and april, moved in with john miller. he, too, was divorced and worked in the construction industry. >> my marriage with john was good. he was a very good man. took care of me and the kids real well, and we had a happy home life. >> we had a lot of fun together, the children. we did a lot of things with the children. we didn't leave them home when we went somewheres. we took them with us. and had a family -- a very close-knit family, really. >> john, debbie, and the two girls moved onto a five acre farm just a few miles outside of town. it was complete with a house, barn, horses, and family pets. and for the children, freedom to roam and play among the beauties of nature. 4-year-old april loved living on a farm. >> she loved to play outside. she loved, you know, being outside. she liked to climb trees a lot, so i had a time keeping her out of trees. >> she was just bubbly. i mean, she was just full of life. she just got into everything. she was always running. i don't think she knew how to walk. she just ran

hey, thanks for coming and seeing me, amy.ate it. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> amy, the jail's mental health specialist saw kronsberg the last time he was in segregation and helped him get a change in medication. >> he obviously made a choice that earned him some more disciplinary time. the only thing is that he might have projected some of the feelings on to me. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> i think he should take responsibility for that and not blame that on my lack of being able to follow up with him as much as he would like to. ♪ >>> coming up -- >> got the pizza party coming at the end. not really worried about the pizza, man. i'm worried about getting on out of here. >> the turning leaf inmates prepare for graduation and tilghman kronsberg gets a visit from home. >> me giving into them, i'm not doing that. >> i'm hanging up. >> you're hanging up? >> yeah, because i can't listen to this anymore. >> dress out two to dress out one. ♪ nineteen years ago, we thought, "wow, how is there no way to tell the good from the bad?" so

i'm amy goodman. the jordanian government has agreed to release a female prisoner in exchange for the freeing of an air force pilot captured by militants in syria a month ago. the islamic state had threatened to kill the pilot and a kidnapped japanese journalist if the prisoner, sajida al-rishawi, was not released. she had been facing a death sentence for her role in a 2005 attack on three hotels in amman that killed more than 57 people. in other news from the region, tension is growing along israel's borders with both syria and lebanon. four israeli soldiers were injured when an antitank missile hit an israeli military vehicle to the lebanon border. hezbollah claimed responsibility or what has been described as the biggest attack on israeli forces by hezbollah since 2006. lastly, israeli airstrike killed six hezbollah soldiers and entering into iranian soldier. on tuesday, at least two rockets from syria hit the israeli occupied golan heights. the united states has agreed to give the ukrainian govern

cue amy, start the jokes.hatever it is that brought us together, i couldn't be more proud to be your husband. >> awe. he's a wonderful husband. he's a great filmmaker, a humanitarian and turns out he's also quite a distiller. we'll explain later. let's say the effects were felt far and wide last night and you will see the results coming up. >> the globes are great. they start to get funnier and funnier as people kept drinking. >> back in the bar. >> lara, thanks so much. >>> we turn to a traffic stop gone wrong for one police officer in florida. a woman taking off and dragging that sergeant and injuring him. his daughter first to help him. the entire thing caught on dash cam. abc's reena ninan has the story. >> reporter: watch as this traffic stop takes a turn for the worse. this florida police officer speaking to the driver when he gets taken for a ride. sergeant tatro pulled over 30-year-old amy gorgoi after she flew past him at speeds 30 miles over the limit. but when he asked her to step out for a field so

amy hollyfield is on the scene.e you to the map we have all lanes shut down eastbound 580 at 164th after three cars were involved in a major injury accident including a fatality. all lanes are shut down. we will have more details in a few minutes. >>> leyla gulen thank you. we want to continue now with the sig-alert open a 80 with amy hollyfield at the scene in solano tremendous. >> i am standing on eastbound 580. what does that tell you? it is shut down. all lanes. shut down, eastbound 580. one person died. another person suffered major injuries. at this point the c.h.p. officers say they believe two cars were involved. one caught fire. a third car is on the shoulder. they are trying to figure out if and how that car was involved. they do not know what happened. they are just getting started investigating this. first they want to tend to the victims. the good news for drives, the closure is small. it is contained to a small area. they have cars exit at 164th but letting them get back on at 164th so the off ramp to

>> of course not, amy. well both it my friend. what a great night.ebrating the best of the year's movies and also hollywood's glitz and glamour. i got to celebrate wh all the winners. check it out. >> good evening and welcome you bunch of spoiled minimally talented brats. >> tina fey and amy poehler hosting the golden globes. >> i didn't like gone girl. i go to the movies to escape not see myself up there on the screen. >> and nothing was off limits. from jokes about bill cosby. >> i put the pills in the peep hole. >> i got the pills in the bath robe but i put them in the peep hole. >> to the sony hacking scandal. >> cho, welcome. >> amy and tina's moment that you thought was the best? >> from the minute they walked on stage. if i have anything to do it i'm going to get a petition that they don't quit. >> the best actor michael keaton for bird man. >> my best friend is kind intelligent, he also happens to be my son, shawn. [ applause ] >> julianne moore took home best actress for still alice. >> how are you feeling right now? >> i'm really happy and

amy holmes, and comedian godfrey. okay. so, we're talking about the state of obama, where he is. of people were projecting what they wanted to see in him. i felt like the right demonized him, and the left defied him. on the right he was a devil, on the left he was a black jesus, right? david, you spent a lot of time talking to obama. >> actually that does matter. >> we claimed him as one of our own. >> as you should. >> up to a point. >> larry: but i wanted to know because you spent an enormous amount of time with obama. if you had a girl you wanted to introduce to obama-- now, michelle, take it easy if you're watching. it's just hypothetical. >> where is this going? >> larry: no, you're good. how would you describe to her who obama is, like, in real simple, human terms. how would you describe him? here's my friend barry and he's-- >> cool as a cucumber. >> larry: cool as a cucumber. that's what you would say? >> yes, the personality some people say is disengaged, dissident, a writer's personality. >> larry: you're saying he might ignore you at first. >> in a very cool way. >> la

i'm amy goodman. president obama has delivered his sixth state of the union address, outlining his domestic and foreign policy agenda for his final two years in office. on the foreign policy front, obama defended his decision to begin normalizing relations with cuba, called for congress to pass a new authorization of military force against the islamic state, and vowed again to close guantÁnamo. he also urged congress to give him trade promotion authority, the power to negotiate free trade deals like the trans pacific partnership. but much of his speech focused on the u.s. economy and efforts to bolster the middle class with a push for education, child care, and tax breaks. >> it is now up to us to choose who we want to be over the next 15 years and for decades to come. will we accept an economy were only a few of us do spectacularly well? or commit ourselves to an economy that generates rising incomes and chances for everyone who makes the effort? >> for the first time since 2001, the state of the uni

let's go to our amy kellogg. she is joining us live from paris. amy? >> reporter: okay, jon, i'm getting some information that some police officers may have been wounded. we're hearing four hostages may have, may have been killed jon. you're hearing ambulances again here. this is report we've been hearing that two police officers have been wounded in connection with the standoff at the kosher deli possibly, possibly four hostages killed but in any event, our hearts did sink, jon when we heard those six explosions because of course as we've been reporting and as you know, there were the two different hostage situations and amedy coulibaly, the hostage-taker now dead here at the kosher deli said if the two brothers were under any sort of threat, if police stormed that other location he would kill hostages here. so we were moved away from our post which was much closer to the delicatessen, to the grocery store, half an hour before all of this came to a head. we have seen ambulances screeching by here. we know people have left, walking from that grocery st

i'm amy naturales. we are, of course, really pleased to be here ~. we've been working a long time with you and your staff on this project ask we're really please today share with you where we are and hopefully be ready to move forward with you. as we thought about this project, as we've been working on it with you, we've really had a number of goals that have been really informed on negotiation and our planning. one, of course, is to help meet your goal to rehabilitate the pier, to put it back into active use and to make it something that really is a public benefit to the community and to the port. we have been very focused on trying to maximize the use of the port consistent with the occupancy and the sigh mike condition. as john explained, we are not doing the full-size mike upgrade of the pier although we will be doing some substructure repair. as a result we are really limited based on the code to a certain occupancy level which happens to be 634 [speaker not understood] persons in the pier. we have worked very hard along the way to make sure tha

i'm amy goodman. at least 12 people have been killed in a shooting attack on a french satirical magazine in paris. witnesses say masked gunmen enter the offices of the magazine charlie hebdo and opened fire. charlie hebdo has drawn multiple threats for its characters of the prophet mohammed. in 2012, the magazine's cartoon depicting mohammed in pornographic poses helped spark protests across the middle east. the outcry forced france to close embassies and other official sites in 20 countries. charlie hebdo has repeatedly claimed it publishes the cartoons as a defender of free expression and against religious extremism. speaking at the scene of the attack, french president franÇois holland said barbaric people had carried out an attack on free speech. we will have more later in the broadcast. the new republican-controlled congress has begun with immediate salvos over the keystone xl pipeline. on the first day of the 114th congress, republican senator john hoeven of north dakota introduced a measure to

i'm amy goodman. police in france, belgium and germany have made arrests over the past 24 hours in a series of raids targeting suspected islamic militants. in belgium, police killed two men who reportedly opened fire on them during one of about a dozen raids. police say the men recently returned from syria. 13 other people were arrested in belgium. in germany, police arrested two turkish men suspected of having links to an organization supporting the self-described islamic state. and in france police arrested 12 arrested people suspected of aiding amedy coulibaly, the kosher supermarket attacker. meanwhile, the french government has announced it will award french citizenship to a muslim man from mali who has been credited with saving the lives of several customers during last week's hostage situation at the kosher supermarket in paris. lassana bathily hid shoppers in a cooler during the attack and then escaped to alert police to the hostage situation. >> when i ran downstairs, i went to the freezer. s

so my name is amy i'm not going to follow i'm going to have her teach my class i teach at mission high school taught there for 9 years it's an honor to be able to touch this class it's completely transformed me and spider me to go back to school with that it as transformed me along with my students i love it everyday when i come into the class i get to hear the passion with that apologize to introduce alejondra. >> this working first of all, i want to shake your hand there needs to be more young people there are people who don't know about the comments i'd be honored if you would shake my hand (clapping.) all right. so what you witnessed to me is exactly with ethnic studies is about being to find our own individual find your identity through our history so my name is alejondra a senior and i port ethnic studies since i was young nothing more important than my history when i went into history class i found nothing about myself or cult but i found out my identity and the filipino and the mexicans and every culture that was left out of the history books (clapping.) so my question is why w

amy in sports we have trade talks?> absolutely the boys of summer, maybe that will warm us up talking about the phillys and a possible trade. more ahead. and the flyers have trouble scoring goals for the second night in a row. deciding which bread to buy can be tough. deciding between buying bread and health care is much tougher. healthy pa is now here to help with name-brand health insurance for the cost of a few basic groceries. if you're uninsured, call or apply online today. >>> hello, i'm amy fadool. a week that started to well for the fliers has gone completely downhill. they lost last night in washington and then there was tonight's team. it is all right 2-0 vancouver in the second. wow. top shelf, 3-0. bye bye ray emory. a break away. the canucks score twice in 22 seconds on two different goalies. >> you want to score goals. there is not too many guys skilled enough to score fancy goals like jake you have to score goals. >> the phillies insider says the phillies are in discussions with four teams regarding a tr

now to "the speed feed," amy's in the social square. amy. >> that's right.altese has become a bona fide celebrity after he was stolen in broad daylight. take a look. he's one of the beverly hills elite. >> every policeman in beverly hills know him. >> reporter: used to rubbing shoulders with celebrities like "glee's" lea michele but charlie the star of his own missing poster after a dramatic daylight dognapping wednesday. the whole thing caught on surveillance cam. watch as charlie walks down the treat followed by this woman and child. seconds later the woman ee americans and walks off dog in her arms. >> i just want him back. >> reporter: charlie's owner offering a $5,000 reward for his safe return and pitching in along with the beverly hills p.d. a few of his famous friends like hilary duff posting charlie's picture to her instagram. the post already has over 70,000 likes. >> charlie is a staple here. everyone in beverly hills knows him. >> reporter: also joining the search beverly hills chihuahua star george lopez naturally. >> hilary duff has the -- one

>> amy hollyfield is on scene in san lenadro with information on the deadly accident. the amy? >> i am on the scene and the investigation is progressing. c.h.p. said they would try to work as quickly as they can but there is in estimated time of when they will be able to re-open eastbound 5ator. we are standing on it, all lanes are should down in san lenadro because of a fiery crash. the report came in because was on its side and the oncoming vehicles could not see it and crashed into it. one person was killed and one was taken to the hospital with major injuries. we are if san lenadro at the off-ramp of 164th but the due news is they will let you back on to the highway at the on-ramp, a small close you are that is contained between off and on-ramp and the backup is large and building. avoid this area if can you with commute and c.h.p. not knowing when they can re-open all of the lanes but it is a short closure so when you diverted you are allowed right back on. we are on scene throughout the morning with updates and a public information officer has arrived on scene and he is g

our reporter, amy hollyfield is at the scene on fassler. no injuries right, amy hollyfield? >> kristen, yes, everyone is okay. no one was hurt. look at area where it burned. it looks to be an exclusively wild land area but look again, down below if this canyon sits a neighborhood with homes that firefighters were worried about residents say they grabbed jewelry, financial documents their animals, pets and they ran were. >> you never expect this happening outside your bedroom window at 4:00 in the morning with firefighters knocking on the door but it is a surprise when it happens in january. >> they were very mice and said you have ten or 20 minutes and you may want to get out of here. there is a fire. we were stunned. a fire? it is winter isn't it? >> it is the fire did not care. it spread through this pacifica neighborhood. it was burning in a steep brushy airlined on both sides with homes. firefighters say they were worried about what it would do and put a voluntary evacuation if place for 80 to 90 homes in rockaway beef -- beach area. some stayed behind to watch and try t

our reporter, amy hollyfield, joins from the french american international school. amy? >>> a lot of shock and surprise here. one teacher, or maybe a couple of the teachers are turning this into a teachable moment in the senior left class this morning they spent the morning discussing the attack and the teacher said he could not not talk about it and showed the class the cartoons pointing out this publication has been a fixture in the french press and it is known for mocking politicians french corruption, and extremism. >> some of the people that were murdered were leading french cartoonist and i mentioned it my students several of the cartoons used on exams we do each year. they are on exams each year. it is not cartoons that are underground or not well-known. they are the most prominent cartoonists in france. it is very, very shocking. >> we looked at a future covers and we saw it is extremely controversial not what you would find in the united states, even. but they deserve the freedoms they have and that is important for a strong democracy. [ inaudible ] >> senator b