tavis: ashley is a huge kentucky fans. i went to indiana and we hate ky. but i love ashley.yway. this conversation is off to a great start. it is nice to see you, too. this book has created a stir, as if you do not already know, around two issues that i want to address like james brown -- hit it and quit it. one of the things that troubled me and part of this is about the world we live in -- you can have the best intentions. you can keep a diary, a journal of your work around the world, tried to save women, try to save children, and the media and others will find one or two lines in the book and turn the whole conversation into something different than what you intended. i want to get to what the book was really about. in no particular order, here is the first question. the book is about the good work you have been doing around the world penthouse is it that it becomes eclipsed in some way about a conversation about a family feud the people want to act as if it exists. your mother and sister have come out saying that they love and support you. yet this continues. tell me abo

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ashley was a great person, always smiling, always happy. to see someone that young suffer ta type of fate is pretty saddening. >> prosecutors have charged these two men with vehicular manslaughter. they say both men were drivering 70 miles an hour in a 35 zone. racing to get to this near leigh chicken restaurant. >> poor judgment, bad decision and unfortunately. >> i'm just asking you to remember the good things about her. remember how every time she came to work, she was happy to be around. >> reporter: ashley's family could not be reached for comment. she was laid to rest this morning. george kiriyama, nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead, how to make your grocery bill go down when everybody else's is going up. >> those people could save probably $1500 a year to $2,000 a year. >> the news being made by a newcomer to the bay area supermarket hand sk. >>> there could be soon a visible impact on our beaches. >>> plus an amazing rescue at sea for a veryurt srvivo y survivor of the tsunami. we're back in two minutes. [ female announcer ] at the

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they said she was abducted this morning by richard ashley who is a 57-year-old man. ashley was last seen driving a blue four door hyundai with a california license plead number 5hxf433. we will have much more information on this coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. that is our report for now. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. good night.

ashley morrison here in new york. ash, appreciate it.hanks. >>> new study out this morning suggests that being a parent can be bad for your health. the report in pediatric says that mothers of young children are heavier than women without kids, consuming more calories, sugary drinks and fattier foods than their childless peers. both moms and dads get less exercise than couples with no children. >>> a michigan toddler is okay this morning after a scare when a restaurant gave him an adult beverage. the 15-month-old child was served a kid's meal friday at an applebee's restaurant in michigan. but it came with a glass of margarita mix, including alcohol. the child's mother said her son started acting strangely after drinking what she thought was apple juice. >> he was saying hi and bye to the walls. and he eventually laid his head down on the table. and we thought maybe he was just sleepy. >> doctors say the baby was over the legal blood alcohol limit for an adult driver, but he's fine now. applebee's called the incident, quote, unacceptable

that empty feeling brought on by the death of a well liked employee. 23-year-old ashley creager. creager had just finished her shift at moonlight lanes and was headed home. as her car got on to kiley boulevard from the bowling center's driveway, investigators say she got herself caught in the middle of a street race. one of the cars crashed into creager's honda and then smashed into a wooden fence. carlos gonzalez was the last person to say good night to ashley. >> i saw it over and over again in my head and just her leafing the building and just ten minutes later, everybody came running into the office, they let me know she was in a horrible accident. >> ashley was in the hospital suffering from major brain and heart injuries. she died this past sunday. >> ashley was a great person, always smiling, always happy, to see someone that young suffer that kind of fate is pretty saddening. >> prosecutors have charged these two men of vehicular manslaughter. they say both men were driving 70 miles an hour in a 35 zone. racing to get to this nearby chicken restaurant. >> it just didn't m

but we never thought as parents that we'd get that call at night. >> ashley was rushed to the hospitalher parents, she was in a coma, had head trauma and it was a possibility she might not make it. for seven straight days, ashley's parents and her friends held a vigil by her bedside praying for a miracle. >> just praying for her and letting her know we were there. >> doctors tried everything to save ashley's life and her family realized she was not going to make it. >> we were all around her bedside and holding her hand. and kissing her cheek. and just holding her. >> her parents made the devastating decision to let her go. on march 27, a little before 5:30 in the afternoon, ashley's family and her friends gathered around to say good-bye for the last time. >> and just to let her know, go in peace. it was a very difficult moment, a few minutes left. in her life. but she was surrounded by so much love. >> police say these two men, chonda and vincent pergomo were racing their cars close to 70 miles per hour in a 30-mile-per-hour zone. >> i think people are finding out that this type of be

turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male announcer ] wells fargo.h you when it's time to save. ♪ ♪ >>> more money out of your pockets. a half dozen cities are seeing an increase in sales taxes. they are seeing a half cent sales tax increase. today kron 4's dan kerman went to concord to see what they will do with the money. >> reporter: the city's sales tax gone up to 9.7 final%. that means for every $10 you pend it will cost you 5 -- spend, it will cost you 5 cents more. >> helps us fill a deficit in our budget. >> reporter: the city has already cut services, staff, salary and benefits. the money generated by the sales tax won't restore services and staff but it will prevent even more dramatic cuts. >> it would have meant fewer support staff in the police department and people to maintain the city. we are already greatly reduced in those areas. we be tried to manage around that but the next round of cuts had the tax not passed would have been really dramatic. >> reporter: the fear is, if it goes up here, people might go to another city where the sal

ashley morrison has the latest on all of that. good morning, ashley. >>> asian markets slid following worries about the u.s.'s credit rating. japan's nikkei shed more than 1% to a three-week low. while the hong kong hang seng was lower and oil slipped below $107 a barrel. >>> today, wall street gets the latest on housing starts. on monday, stocks suffered over the credit worries. the dow dropped 140 points, the worst day in more than a month, while the nasdaq lost 29. >> the government is looking to get out of the car business. "the wall street journal" is reporting the u.s. treasury plans to sell a significant part of its remaining stake in gm this summer, even though that would almost certainly mean that taxpayers take a loss. gm stock has weakened recently, falling below $30 on monday. just to break even, the treasury would have to sell at $53 a share. >>> meanwhile, gm is raising prices on nearly all buick, chevy, gmc, and cadillac models by $133. the increase is to make up for the high price of oil and metal. it goes into eff

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ashley morrison is here in new york with the latest on all of that. good morning, ashley. >>> good morning to you, betty. a down day for the asian markets. tokyo's nikkei drops .1% as did the hong kong hang seng and the price of oil dipped to just under $111 a barrel. a two-day meeting on interest rates and wall street gets it latest on housing and inflation. on monday, corporate profits were mixed and so were stocks. the dow lost 26 points, while the nasdaq gained five. >>> after the closing bell, netflix reported profits had doubled in the first quarter. the company also said it had added another 3.6 million subscribers giving it 23 million here in the u.s., that's roughly the same amount as the company's biggest cable tv carrier. despite the big numbers, netflix numbers were lower in after hours trading due to a disappointing sales forecast for this quarter. >>> sony is jumping into the tablet computer business. the company ape nounlsed this morning it plans to run two models that run a google android operating system. both devices will come with t

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we've received information that her abductor is named richard ashley and that he is from oakland. the two are believed to be in a blue hyundai four door with this license plate. 5hxf433. we are told she was kidnapped at 10:00 in the morning. the kidnapper suspected kidnapper in this case richard ashley is described as 57 years old, 6'1" tall, black hair, black eyes. again this is an active amber alert. it's here in the bay area and it runs statewide. if you see a vehicle with this license plate, you're asked to call the oakland pd or any police department. >>> it has become an annual rite of passage. today a biologist examined and banded the baby chicks. one has contact information in case someone can finds the falcons, the other can be seen from a distance. >>> and we have new information as we get it as well as more of the day's news. ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 is next. >>> a key decision is in to whether rotc will return to a bay area campus. we'll tell you what happened and who is disappointed. >>> nancy garrido quietly cries as she makes a plea that could put her away for li

ashley morrison is here in new york with the latest on that. good morning, ashley. >> good morning, betty. small gains for asian markets. both tokyo's nikkei and hong kong's hang seng edged up 0.2%. today, wall street will get the very latest on retail sales and the fed's latest check of the economy. on tuesday, stocks sank. the dow lost 118 points, its worst day in a month, while the nasdaq fell 27. >>> the price of oil is dropping. trading today at just over $106 a barrel after analysts warned tuesday that crude is due for, quote, a substantial pullback. some think speculators in the market are now pushing down the price after pumping it up for weeks. lower crude prices could mean lower gasoline prices in the not so distant future. >>> toyota, the world's largest automaker, says it's temporarily suspending production in europe. toyota's five european plants will shut down for several days this month and next because of a parts shortage stemming from the earthquake and tsunami in japan. >>> washington, d.c., has approved internet gambling, the

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turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male announcer ] wells fargo.ith you when it's time to save. ♪ >>> unemployment in this country dropped to its lowest level in two years. the labor department is saying the unemployment rate in march dropped to 8.8%. the economy added 216,000 new jobs last month. analysts predict employers will continue to add jobs at roughly the same pace for the rest of the year. president obama is saying that's good news. but it's not enough. >> i will not be satisfied until every american who wants a good job can find one and every american gets a shot at the american dream. >> factories, retimers, healthcare, all -- retailers, healthcare all added jobs but 13.5 million americans are still looking for work. >>> the jobs report helped push the dow to its highest level in nearly three years. it was 12,419 midday and pulled back a bit and closed 57 points higher for the day. >>> automatic papers are supposed to make life easier. having payments withdrawn from your bank account electronically. but on the consumerwatch, julie watts

turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male announcer ] wells fargo.. ♪ >>> the search is on to find two men who attacked and critically injured a san francisco giants fan at the team's season opener against the dodgers in l.a. brian stopes from santa cruz remains in a medically induced coma tonight. monty francis is in san jose where he just finished talking with one of the victim's co-workers. hello, monty. >> reporter: brian stowe works here at medical response as a paramedic. what has happened to him comes as a real shock to his co-workers, many of whom are also his friend. stowe was leaving dodgers stadium after the game with some friends. police say two men began taunting stowe and his friends and one of the men punched stowe in the back of the head and he hit his head on the pavement. the father of two was rushed to the hospital with critical head injuries and was later placed in a medically induced coma because of swelling of the brain. his co-workers here at amr have set up a fund to help pay for his medical care. >> i hope for a full recovery

all right, ashley joining us live here in new york. thank you. >>> straight ahead your thursday morning weather. and in sports the wild shots were flying as the spurs try to stay alive against the grizzlies. [ male announcer ] there's a place where everyone feels at home. where the company, the conversation, and the food make all who enter feel welcome. a place that feels as warm with a crowd... as it does with just a friend. it's a place you'll find town house crackers. because they're part of what makes your place the place. ♪ welcome to town house. where good times reside. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. new york, thunderstorms, 73. miami, partly cloudy, 90. chicago, light rain, 50 degrees there. dallas, it's going to be windy with 73 degrees. l.a., a sunny 81. >>> time now for a check of the national forecast. the latest satellite picture shows a fast-moving line of thunderstorms over the southeast heading to the northeast and great lakes regions. later today, the entire eastern seaboard will be

ashley morrison here in new york. ashley, good to see you.hank you. >>> and with that, we'll take a quick break on this monday morning. sports coming up. carmelo goes cold at the worst possible time. the celtics and knicks in an nba playoff battle. ♪ [ male announcer ] every day thousands of people are switching from tylenol to advil. to learn more and get your special offer, go to takeadvil.com. take action. take advil. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. partly cloudy and 59 in new york. sunny and 88 in miami. rain, mixed with snow, 40 in chicago. partly cloudy, 90 in dallas. 67 and partly cloudy in los angeles. team now for a check of the national forecast. latest satellite picture shows clear skies in the southern plains and southwest. there are a few showers lingering over the northeast. later today, snow in parts of wyoming and south dakota and rain in colorado. the southeast is humid with sunny skies and the northeast will see a mix of sun and clouds with a chance of rain. >>> in sports this morning, bos

ashley morrison is here in new york with the latest on all of that. good morning, ashley. >> good morning to you, betty. another mixed for the asian markets. tokyo's nikkei dropped a fraction, hong kong's hang seng went up a notch, and oil is still hovering at just over $108 a barrel. >>> today wall street gets the latest on retail sales. stocks finished mixed on tuesday after a quiet day of trading. the dow finished down 6 points while the nasdaq moved up 2. >>> get ready to leave your cash and cards at home. at&t, verizon and t-mobile have launched a pilot program to turn phones into mobile wallets. the phones will use a special chip that allows for wireless transfers when you swipe it across a scanner. the program will begin next year in salt lake city, utah, where it will only work for bus and train fares. >>> air passengers may get a break come summertime. after raising prices in the past few months to cover increased fuel costs, the major airlines are hinting at a summer fare sale. the discounts may go as high as 50% on some domestic routes, but

turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male announcer ] wells fargo.o save. ♪ >>> in a murder investigation, it's not only who did it, but sometimes who did they do it to. not being able to identify a victim can stop an investigation in its tracks. that's what happened in our next story. but there has been a break in the case. nbc bay area's garvin thomas shows us oakland police are now closer than ever to solving a 30-year-old mystery. and they could use your help. >> reporter: for 30 years, he has remained name list. at least now, though, he is no longer faceless. >> came to my attention about july of last year. >> reporter: donald williams is a retired oakland cop who now investigates cold cases for the department, none colder than the one he is looking at now. none more disturbing either. gruesome? >> oh, yes. about the worst, one of the most gruesome i've ever seen. >> reporter: our case begins on july 28th, 1980. a torso is found near the corner of helen and peralta streets there is no head, no arms, no legs. just disembowled and burned remains.

ashley morrison joining us live here in new york.ght ahead your thursday morning weather, and in sports, kobe bryant comes up clutch against the kings. but, pays for something he said. [ sighs ] morning! mor-ning. i'm your genie. you're wishing for... a tasty fiber cereal? well you don't want that one. kellogg's fiber plus cereal. the delicious taste of berries, 40% of your daily fiber... plus...wait for it... antioxidants! so, two more wishes! mmmm. mmmm. maybe later, then. [ female announcer ] kellogg's fiber plus cereal. positively delicious. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. new york, sunny, 65. miami, sunny, 88. chicago, partly cloudy there, 57 degrees. dallas, partly cloudy, 84. los angeles, sunny, and 68. >>> time now for a check of the national forecast. the latest satellite picture shows storm clouds over the rockies, while the midwest and southeast are mainly clear. later today, severe thunderstorms in the south, rain in the central states, and snow in the north. it will be warm and humid i

ashley said, you know what, mom and sister, it wasn't so fun for me.as traumatic and she's really dishing up everything in this book. >> the judds were iconic and still are in the music scene and of course she's on the silver screen so there you go. >>> some engagement news. i know you love these stories. >> i do. not to be vain, i want to see this ring that's going to come from this engagement. >> there it is. shawn parker of facebook made his real fame back in 19 999 wh he founded napster, the file-sharing service for music so he's engaged and wish him well. >> you can't see the ring but when you think about this guy, what kind of prenup do you have to put together when you get hitched when you're a. co-founder of facebook? >> singer/songwriter. >> yeah. and stay asleep, fall asleep so you can wake up feeling rested. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal behaviors may inc

good morning, ashley. >> good morning to you, betty. south in most asian markets after china reported a jump in inflation. tokyo's nikkei fell almost 1%, while hong kong's hang seng lost a fraction. also this morning, moody's downgraded ireland's government bond, deepening the debt fears in europe. >>> today, wall street gets the latest on consumer prices and industrial production. on thursday, stocks finished with small gains despite a jump in the jobless claims report. the dow closed up 14 points while the nasdaq gave back 1. >>> the s.e.c. is reportedly close to settling fraud allegations with several big banks. "the wall street journal" says a settlement could come as early as next week. federal regulators have been investigating the sale of toxic mortgage bonds that helped trigger the financial crisis. firms being scrutinized for misleading investors include jpmorgan chase, citigroup, and ubs. none of them is expected to face as big a fine as goldman sachs which paid $550 million last year. >>> a rare disappointment from google. af

first, here's a look at ashley's story. 19-year-old ashley kauffman and her friends attended last week'swas really excited to go, when they found out they had tickets. >> reporter: when they arrived early to grab seats up front, ashley claims "idol" studio staff told her she was too heavy to sit up front. and they moved her and friends two rows back. >> they shouldn't treat anybody different because of the way they look. >> reporter: while "idol" is a talent competition, looks have played a role before. a season five contestant was on the receiving end of some pretty tough remarks about her weight, by none other than former judge, simon cowell. >> it was hurtful and mean, and the one thing i didn't want to have happen. >> reporter: but the show has had its share of heavy contesta contestants. and many of them have gone on to success. and mandisa got an apology. >> i'm humbled. come here. >> reporter: in a statement, "american idol" says it had nothing to do with looks. but everything to do with seating arrangements. the seats were in two groups of three. she and her remaining party were

don't worry ashley.l in the same boat. >> right not our fault. >> my wife teaches piano and some of her kids are 12 and 13 coming in with lattes i am like come on. kids are starting young. >> crazy. i didn't start drinking coffee until i was 24, 25 but now more like a pot a day not a cup. >> well, with these hours we understand believe me we feel your pain. >> yep. >> ashley morrison. >> yeah, i know you do. >> with cbs money watch and drinking a lot of coffee. >> thanks ashley. >> several major retailers are warning hackers gained access to customers files including personal e-mail addresses, let's go to matt bigler in san jose with more on the extent of this data breach good morning. >>> good morning i think you mentioned this a couple minutes ago we will elaborate on what happened. epsilon is sort of a middle man company they provide e-mail services for major compensations, such as jp morgan chase bank,ty vow based here in silicon valley and walgreens. last friday hackers broke into epsilon and gained

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ashley morrison is here with the latest on that.ou, betty. japan's nikkei added more than 1.5% and hong kong's hang seng gained 1% and oil is trading above $109 a barrel. today wall street gets the latest on housing starts and another round of earnings reports on tuesday, corporate profits helped stocks to rebound. the dow climbed 65 points while the nasdaq added 9. >>> after the closing bell, intel reported profits jumped 29% last quarter. it was a big surprise to most analysts who figured the weakening sales of pcs and laptops would put a dent in the chipmaker's bottom line as smartphones and tablets eat into their business. ibm also reported earnings that blew past expectations. >>> apple typically has nothing to say about it but sources who claim to know say the next generation iphone will be out in september. reports say the popular phone will come with a faster processor but will look much like the current iphone 4. >>> there's positive news about unemployment. the government reports that 38 states gained jobs in march, led by

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ashley morrison is here in new york with the latest on that. good morning. >> and good morning to you, betty. well asian markets bounced back today. tokyo's nikkei gained 1.5% while hong kong's hang seng also finished higher. and oil has now jumped above $111 a barrel. today wall street gets the very latest on trade. on thursday, stocks finished lower despite the good news on the labor front. the dow lost 17 points, while the nasdaq gave back 3. >>> toyota said this morning it will resume limited production at all of its plants in japan. the world's number one automaker was forced to halt production after last month's earthquake and tsunami, which caused parts shortages. toyota says its 18 plants in japan will operate at half of normal capacity for now. >>> finding out how much you have in social security benefits will soon mean a trip online. the government plans to stop sending out social security statements. you will get one more in the mail. but probably none after that. the cost-cutting move is expected to save around $70 million every yea

ashley morrison is here with the latest on all of that in new york. >> good morning to you, betty. asian markets are headed higher this morning. tokyo's nikkei rose about 1% and hong kang's hang seng picked up slightly. >>> wall street picked up the fed's decision on interest rates. on tuesday, stocks closed at the highest level in nearly three years thanks to strong earnings and lift in consumer confidence. the dow jumped 115 points while the nasdaq tacked on 21. >>> federal reserve chairman ben bernanke is making history today, holding the first of three scheduled news conferences this year. it's the first time in the fed's 98-year-old history that a chairman has scheduled news conferences. bernanke is expected to answer questions for about 45 minutes, and discuss the fed's updated economic forecast. >>> good and bad news for amazon. the online retailer says sales jumped more than 30% last quarter, but earnings were weak because they spent more on upgrading their network and technology, in part to hold off competitors like walmart. analysts believe investments will start to pay o

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ashley morrison here in new york with more. >> good morning, terrell.sian markets are on the rise this morning. tokyo's nikkei index edged up a bit. while hong kong's hang seng rose about 1%, and oil hit a 30-month high topping out at more than $108 a barrel. >>> wall street will be listening tonight when fed chair ben bernanke speaks in georgia. today, traders will try to keep the rally going after last week's gains. the dow climbed more than 1%, while the nasdaq gained almost 2%. >>> best buy and walgreens are the latest to acknowledge they've been hit by hackers. over the weekend, a string of companies from chase bank to the kroger supermarket chain alerted customers that their personal information may have been compromised in a cyber attack. a marketing firm called epsilon that sends out mass e-mails was apparently the target. it's believed the hackers only got their hands on names and e-mail addresses. not more sensitive information like social security numbers. >>> well, complaints about airlines took off last year, up 28%. according to an annual

turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when it's time to save. ♪ that the unemployment >>> and they were just clapping on wall street as the opening bell rings. stocks set to rise after news that the unemployment rate for the country hitting a two-year low in march. 8.8%. but here in california, though, pretty dismal. 12.2% unemployment. investors also waiting for reports on manufacturing new home construction and auto sales. we'll have the latest numbers for you a little later on in the show. >>> good morning, it is friday, april 1. april fool's day. i'm sydnie kohara. >> it is. it is friday. first day of april. good to have you on board, folks. i'm frank mallicoat. time now 6:30. and we're going to kick it off with weather because it is just beautiful throughout. >> it has been awesome these last couple of days of. recordbreaking temperatures all around the bay area again yesterday. today maybe not a record- breaker but it's going to be close enough most of those temperatures in the 70s and 80s. at the coast coo

>>> good evening, i'm dan ashley. alabama is ground zero for tornado outbreak. at least 58 people are dead there bringing the death toll across the south to 72. one of the victims who died while shielding his daughter from a falling tree on camping trip. >> that is something that you pray that you never, ever, ever see. >> the monster tornado took aim at tuscaloosa alabama swelling to a mild wide. >> look at that. that is huge. >> as it roared into birmingham, debris was reported raining on town hundreds of miles away. people were trapped and destruction was left in its wake. >> rescuers carried a child from a collapsed home. the mayor described it as catastrophic. by wednesday evening at least two dozen weather-related deaths were reported in alabama. this camera spotted a storm slamming covington, mississippi. jint trees toppled trapped students and uprooted trees like this building in northwest georgia. and dozens of rivers are rising at record rates. more than 15 inches of rain has fallen in a week. so much rain flooding is widespread along the mississippi a

woodpile extraction ashley started at the end of the month appear in march 31, we put the -- pulled thest woodpiles out. -- woodpile extraction actually started at the end of the month. the work is starting to progress quite quickly. take a look at a few photographs. again, there is the demolition. the blue area is just about complete. that is the transit center, and we are already working on turning over pieces of that. the orange area are the ramps. in fact, this weekend, we are doing the ramp over fulsome. we will have a folsom st. closure and do that. the overall time line is we are still on track to finish of the major demolition activities by june 6. and clean everything up by early july. that is the schedule. i know it is hard to read, but that is the schedule of getting to the bus ramps by the beginning of june, beginning of may. so the picture on the left is from the end of february, and the one on the right is from the end of march. you can see how the contract were demobilized from the eastern end of the project, and the buttress shoring and excavation contractor mobilized an

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>> ashley called me -- she's in new york, of course. it's interesting.sting. >> have you talked to her? >> we're on different time schedules. she left me two messages. she was crying. she was walking through central park with buttermilk, her dog. and she said, your mom never validated you and allowed you to have your reality. my mother doesn't say she loves me or anything. these two girls are my life. i love them so dearly. and i want them both to be a succe success. >> ashley says she felt like the third man out. it was all about the two of you. is she welcomed into the fold? >> of course, she is. >> one thing about our family that hopefully will give a great deal of hope for others, even though we agree to disagree, we support who we are. and i love my sister. >> when did you talk to her last? >> that in never change. >> the next time we have the judds, will you all three be together? >> is the place big enough? put on your oxygen masks. >> in 30 seconds, ladies, let's lighten it up a bit. fashion tips from the road? >> spanx. >> last time i was on tv,

dan ashley has more on the sudden terror at the st.is airport. >> debris is scattered across runways. powerful wind gusts blew the roof off one terminal and shattered more than half of the windows in another. winds were so powerful, they lifted a shuttle bus on to the second level of the parking garage. this mother was waiting to pick up her husband and acted fast to protect her baby. >> skies went totally black and the wind picked the car up maybe an inch or two, dropped it and blew out the windows. happened real fast. piece of plastic came in and hit her. i threw the phone and grabbed her out of the car seat and put her in my lap in the front seat. >> four people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. mostly from flying glass. >> almost instantaneously, all the windows started blowing up at like one time and the next thing we know, we heard crashes and all the poles were falling and then they told us to go down to a bunker. and at the airport and the lights were going out. very scary! yep. we have earthquakes where i am but

here's dan ashley with the details. >> fallen leaf lake is already known for its spectacular beauty.t turns out the lake also has a dramatic secret. >> i would like to call it ghost forest. >> the professor kent of university of nevada is talking about trees. up to 100 feet tall. the size of ten story buildings, but covered by water. >> we have old wood from 1,000 years ago, 2,000, 3,000 down there. >> scientists in a small submarine took the photos, showing just a few of the 100 or more trees on the bottom of the lake. they are using state of the art sonar to map the mysterious forest and trying to figure out why it's there. >> this sonar technology is exactly the equipment that's used to find sunken chips. our treasure are trees. this is the shadow cast by an upright tree about 100-foot high. >> another image shows the lake has seen big changes in the water level over many years. this sonar device actually shows slices of the ground under the lake bottom. researchers say all this evidence confirms one thousand years ago there was a prolonged drought in the sierra that lasted about

nothing's more real than reddi-wip. >>> we are back with actress ashley judd. new memoir, "all that is bitter and sweet," she reveals how growing up in the musical judd family had all the makings of a tragic country song. we were talking about how the book is about your advocacy work, but in order to explain where you are at this point in life, you have to explain where you have been. i think that's getting a lot of attention. >> it is. i have made a decision actually to be complete lly abstinent fr the press. i started writing diaries to commemorate the narratives when i began visiting brothels in slams and forcibly displaced person camps. i wanted to share the stories that were being entrusted to me and i needed to write to process because i was so staggered by the realities with which the majority of the people with whom we share our fragile planet live and i didn't know where to put it. i didn't have a place in my brain or heart so i started putting it on the page. then i also wanted to talk about the effective and inexpensive grassroots solutions i was see