ashley? >> carl cameron, thank you very much. romney's decision will have impact on the other presidential contenders in one form or another from potential donors to campaign staff. fox news chief washington correspondent james rosen looks at the most likely beneficiaries of the romney void. >> governor jeb bush. >> reporter: from former florida governor jeb bush the prospective republican candidate widely presumed to benefit most directly from mitt romney's withdrawal from the 2016 field came in an almost immediate facebook post saying mitt is a patriot and i hope his days of serving our nation and party are not over. >> jeb bush was certainly helped by romney's decision it takes his main rival in the establishment here of the nominating battle out of race. he still has to worry about chris christie and scott walker, even marco rubio. we're starting to see he is as much under jeb bush's shadow as we thought. >> reporter: the latest fox news poll of registered republican voters find romney su

ashley yates. and gloria brown marshall. ashley yates looking back at the year give us a thumbnail tour of the waterfront. where are we now? what stands out for you as you look back at this year? >> where we are right now is at a place where america is being forced to have honest, courageous conversation about the real state of black america, the state of race relations in our country. it's a good starting point from which to advocate for change which is what the people out on the ground are doing actively. these are not just unorganized protests these are strategy and ordered to force conversation in the forefront to make change on a systemic level. these are changes that need to happen. the year has been a trying one overall. while people are pushing for change we've witnessed three more murders in st. louis, where i'm from, in addition to tamir rice in cleveland, tanisha rice in cleveland. the time is now, and we can't wait when every 28 hours an unarmed black person is killed by vigilanties or police. we're at a good poi

. >> ashley: oh, excuse me. hello. >> stitch: good morning, ashley. >> ashley: good morning.a, how nice of you to escort ben to the lab this morning. >> victoria: actually, i'm here to see abby. i was just heading to marketing now. >> ashley: oh, really? >> victoria: mm-hmm. >> ashley: abby's not here. oh, but you probably already knew that, right? just a little cover story you're using. >> victoria: covering for what? >> ashley: well, i mean, come on. we're all grownups. i think i know what you're really after. >> abby: this

that's the package ashley selected. >> so we're shopping for lingerie.jen? >> no. no. i have no personal boundaries with other women. >> reporter: demands for her besmoke services have grown so fast, jen is training two other bridesmaids so they'll be ready for big days like this. just hours before ashley ties the knot jen is there to make sure she's perfectly >> looks good. >> reporter: and ready to go down the aisle. she even helps with prewedding jitters. >> i'm so nervous, oh my god. >> i'm excited. ♪ >> reporter: ashley's wedding goes off without a hitch. for the professional bridesmaid that means this story has a fairy tale ending. for "nightline," i'm sarah haines in new york. >> it's been said a wedding is a party, not a performance. if at the end of the day your marriage to the one you love then everything went perfectly. thank you for watching inging abc news. we're online at abcnews.com. good night, america. did you hear howie simon's son sold one of those funny anecdotes to reader's digest? yeah, ok, good. good for him. that's $50. yeah? so w

. >> reporter: for ashley bridges, her life was good.nly distraction was her knee that began aching in the spring of 2012. >> i had gone to the doctors multiple times and was like it's probably just arthritis or ver vercits. i was like i can't walk anymore. >> the fall of 2013. before making it to a specialist the pain became so intense that ashley had to go to the hospital. >> they did an x-ray and the doctor came in and said you have bone cancer. >> reporter: a cancer known as osteosarcoma osteosarcoma. >> if it was earlier, do you think it would be different? >> yes. >> reporter: how does that make you feel? >> um i'm -- i'm angry. >> reporter: ashley had surgery. they replaced knee and removed the majority of her femur and doctors said she should start chemotherapy immediately but there was a big risk. she was ten weeks pregnant with a baby girl. >> they told me what would likely happen to paisley and i'm not going to kill a healthy baby because i'm sick. her life is just as important as mine if not more important. like as a mother m

from lafayette, louisiana, please welcome ashley hollier. [cheers and applause] hi, ashley. >> can i hug you? >> good to see you. oh. come on in. now, ashley, what are you missing? >> a sense of smell. it's called anosmia. it means i have no sense of smell. can't smell anything. i've never smelled the really nice stuff, but i've also never smelled the really stinky stuff. >> well, you know what i heard? i heard if you're missing one sense, all the other senses are actually increased. do you feel like that? >> well, it kind of diminishes my sense of taste. but maybe it's coincidence maybe not. i have, like, freakishly good hearing, so... >> let's hope you're smarter than everybody else. >> i know.

ashley halsey, washingtonians know ashley as the "washington post" very excellent transportation infrastructurer. the transport community, at least within washington, know him as a reporter who is willing to have a meaningful dialogue beyond the five minute telephone call, on transportation policy issues. it turns out that he is a self-deprecating sort of guy and i have been given an excerpt from his website to read which illustrates. ashley halsey reports on national and local transportation. although he has had a fairly extensive number of interesting experiences, collectively they have not transported him into a particularly interesting person. [laughter] he was for instance the first person to learn who the real sam was, for son of sam killer david berkowitz. he once drank moonshine with orville mccoy of the infamous hatfield and mccoy's deadly feud. he came within a hair of death after being hit by a speeding studebaker. that was a while ago, obviously. he was on a biplane that crashed landed on the runway of reagan national airport. he has met several presidents and has not been able to o

. >> reporter: 14-year-old trumpeter ashley irvine from scottsdale, arizona has a british royal connection. her british great grandfather harry valentine was the king's trumpeter during the world war ii air raids over britain. >> he would be like -- he would continue playing bull like he can hear everybody else shaking in fear as the planes were flying past. >> reporter: ashley's great grandfather rode along with the very same parade group 78 years ago. as far as the celebrations with king george vi on the throne. her grandfather would be proud. >> i feel him with plays you know and i kind of think he's coming through her. >> reporter: it felt awesome to march in her great grandfather's footsteps ashley says. alphonso van marsh, cbs news, london. >> and neat. that's it for wusa9 news at noon. we'll be back of course at 5:00 with the very latest on what's going on especially if the winter classic is pushed back because of too much snow. again, have a great day and happy new year. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] >> lily: today is the pe

. >> i'm dan ashley. san jose police officers are on high alert tonight reacting to death threats that appeared on social media. police are patrolling in pairs for 24 hours to keep themselves safe while serving the public. abc 7 news reporter david louie

back to you, ainsley. >> thank you ashley. don't miss ashley on the fox business network. can log on to foxbusiness.com/channel finder. >> the time now is 10 minutes to the top of the hour. remember this lady? she scored an interview with president obama? you will never believe who was feeding her the questions to ask him. >> one of the states that legalize pot. now colorado is worried weed might ruin its image. we have steve doocy with what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> remind me to never ever have fruit loops again. a dad fights off an escaped prisoner in his own backyard with a tee ball bat. he will join us live with an incredible story. a michigan restaurant owner defends "american sniper" the movie banning michael moore and seth rogen from his restaurant. food saving tips that will save you trips from the grocery store. we have a busy three hours kicks off 11 minutes from right now. you are watching "fox news channel." mother-in-laws are get -- mornings are better with friends. (coughing) coughing disrupts everyone's life. that's why so many people are turning to

ashley looper, a worker at another vet clinic, said no.and i have a special bond with, you know, little fur kiddos that need a little bit of extra help. >> reporter: she named him turbo-roo. from compassion came creativity. ashley and her boyfriend ray hurt fashioning tiny wheeled scooters for turbo-roo to get around. >> look at you go. >> reporter: these images went viral and turbo-roo drew the attention of an engineer who built him an even better scooter. now turbo-roo is turbocharged. >> once he got in the cart, it was just a big smile on his face. >> reporter: the plight of pets like turbo-roo is leading to breakthroughs in prosthetics for animals. this dog named derby was born with deformed front legs, and just like the engineer that helped turbo-roo, researchers used 3d printing technology to design a device to meet his particular needs. >> being able to print them is a lot quicker than having to hand sculpt every single mold. >> reporter: look at him now. and turbo-roo's owners, ashley and ray, are now selling and also donating scoo

give to comedy nights there'll ashley the most successful nights at the location right now.i believe monday and thursday. we will have a dj in there if at all, from seven-8:00 pm on friday night until midnight. initially love to security people in here and that is in, that is in the, page 3 of the plan. basically, thursday evenings provide one security personnel be in by 9:30 pm and will be there till one half hour after the premise closes or one half hour after the last person leaves the premise. for example, on that section 1 of the top of page 3, but for example if we close at 1:30 pm last person out is that at five of 2 am will keep security on [inaudible] sorely 2:25 am. on fridays was to security second one will come in at 7:00 pm and the second will come in at 9:30 pm and no also stated in one half-hour past closing or 30 minutes after the last patron. saturday the first personal common at 8:30 pm and the second one will come in at 930 and boasting until one half hour after closing our last patron out. obviously, -- i think director [inaudible] correct me i believe th

ashley's mother said her grandfather would be proud.id it felt awesome to march in her great grandfather's footsteps. alphonso van marsh, london. >>> clean-up underway in the big apple tonight after last night's iconic ball drop celebration. >> 170 workers using 26 mechanical sweepers and 38 leaf blowers took to the streets right after the party ended. times square was open to traffic by 7 a.m. this morning. they got that stuff cleaned up quick. a department spokesperson says their crews revel in their clean-up. >>> hawaii celebrated the new year with a tradition of its own, the pineapple drop. the pineapple is 10 feet tall, 6 feet around. hundreds showed up to watch the lit up fruit drop and wing in 2015. >> not to be outdone key west had their own special drop, their version of the tradition the drag queen drop. thousands of spectators watched the female impersonator called sushi drop in with red high heels dressed in elaborate gown and headdress. key west is also home to a gigantic key lime wedge drop into an extra large margarita gl

ashley let's start with you? >> there is not enough evidence. the fact they got a conviction is amazing. got it based on circumstantial evidence. it is extremely hard to convict someone without a body because she could actually be living. that is not unheard of. all they have is blood spatter in the garage. they don't have eyewitness. they don't have someone who saw the murder happen. they have no one will come forward and testified she was murdered. she could have died from natural causes. she could still be a alive. someone else might have killed her. she had a boyfriend at the time. there is another possible suspect. the fact that the investigation solely focused on her husband call harris is great point for the defense. they have a shot at third go-round with all the defense witnesses who came forward to testify. jon: it is not double or triple jeopardy rebecca. why? pause these, these cases, the defense is essentially winning round in court? >> you know what is happen something right. they're winning round in the appeals court. there are so

ashley's mother michelle the band's director says her grandfather would be proud. >> with me when she plays and i kind of think he is coming through her. >> reporter: ashley says it felt awesome to march in her great grandfather's footsteps. alfonso van marsh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> theme of this years parade was rather fitting london, on the move. >>> scene from pennsylvania there, nice to see a local person across the pond. >> yes. >>> coming up another data breach this time at a popular fast food restaurant details next. >> also ahead, why a man wearing a christmas sweater is catching eye of more than just the fashion police, in this surveillance video. >>> three on your side tonight with new apps that could keep those new years resolutions. kate? >>> it was a cold but sunny new years day more of that on the way tomorrow but then we're tracking a warm wet pattern as we head in the weekend. i'll have details coming up we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a

and congratulations to ashley wagner from alexandria. she won her first u.s. national title, smashing the u.s. scoring record for the free skate. she advances to the world championship. and college hoops, george mason loses, 80-73, in overtime. so bill, giving the knowledge. >> i watched ashley tonight, and after one of her jumps, she gave a fist pump. >> nice, when they get down with a, we are not just doing the straightaway stuff. we are going crazy. >> drama offscreen for patrick dempsey. he and the makeup artist he was dating say they are splitting after 15 years of marriage. they have three children together. in a statement they said their primary concern was the well-being of their kids. they're asking for privacy. the winter weather can be a drag, but some people and the loose, minnesota, came up with a way to enjoy it, holding a tiny sled dog race. each dog a miniature sled. awards were given for the fastest dogs and best in show. i want to see the tiny dogs. my gosh. oh, off course. i don't think they are very interested in finishing. is that a chair?

don't miss ashley on the fox business network. it log on to foxbusiness.com/channel finder. >>> the time now is 15 minutes to the top of the hour. almost 10 minutes. the hour hollywood drama -- i am not sure what that says. >> after the hour hollywood drama. >> a hollywood drama getting way too real. >> you pay 22,000 i am going to quit my job right now. >> why the fbi is reinvest gating the wolf on wall street. >> it is a gator raid. we are not talking about the sports drink. what it cost that giant guy. >> our own wrangler steve doocy is here to talk about what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> good morning. yes, gator raid. it is 12 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up former new york city mayor ruledy giuliani on the race for 2016. there's lots going on there. the muslim call to prayer will be heard every friday at duke university. hmmm. where are why are they doing that and not giving the same courtesy to christians. we will weigh in on that. super bowl ads on puppies. why do they love them so much? i am not kidding

thank you, ashley. >> don't miss ashley on the fox business network.og on to foxbusiness.com/channel finder. >> it is now 47 minutes after the top of the hour. a baby in the back seat and a car jacker behind the wheel. the incredible story of how this little boy saved himself. and it is the video that everyone is talking about this morning. just call it a bark and ride. the canine computer who just-- commuter who can't wait to get to the park. >> first a look at what's coming up on "fox & friends" in a minute. >> if you don't mind we would like to do more on that story on that dog. i will pay for the rights. also on our show as if we have any time left. the race for 2016, what phrases are potential candidates using? frank luntz is on that and a whole lot more. using a mystery device to unlock your car and steal your stuff. how you can protect yourself. it's all ahead because mornings are better with friends. just ask ian who is on this camera. >>> welcome back to "fox & friends first." we are back with a remarkable story of how a three-year-old kidnapp

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama-daetz. it happened near san mateo high school around 9:00. >> katie is live at the san mateo police department with the story. >> dan and ama one dog was killed and the other is alive, but its fate will be decided by the humane society. a woman is recovering from bites and cuts inflicted by two aggressive dogs. >> it was an out of breath, frightened male caller saying he just fended off two large dogs that attacked him. >> and there were three more calls after that. this man saw one attack. the victim a landscaper across the street. >> i was surprised so vicious. they are coming coming and coming back and attacking the guy. >> police gave us the photo showing teeth marks in his leaf blower. he used it to protect himself. the officer who first arrived on scene couldn't even get out of his car and this photo shows why. >> they clawed and bit damaging the driver's side door. >> multiple patrol cars tried to coral the dogs which police say were pittbulls. officers shouted and hopinged -- honked

. >> ashley. >> she raised us, gave us everything we need. taught us everything we needed to know. >> reporter: rachael had been married and divorced three times when by the spring of 2009 a new man had entered the picture. >> she told me that she'd met somebody. they'd gone out on a date. and that she was very impressed because he wanted to have a blessing over the food that he -- and she thought that was just wonderful. >> reporter: a publicly christian man with a notorious gangster's last name, charles capone. >> i asked her out for dinner and we went to dinner and we found each other attractive. >> what made you laugh about her? >> how she looked at life, everything is to be absorbed. everybody should have a good time, nobody should fight. >> reporter: what was going on in her life? >> i thought she was a brilliant woman. i thought, oh, this woman's focused, got direction, awesome. >> reporter: rachael told her daughters about charles. how devout, kind and handsome he was and successful. he owned a busy auto repair shop up the road a ways

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama-daetz. it happened at 6:15. >> abc7 fuse reporter is -- news reporter is there live with the latest on this. katie? >> dan and ama, the coroner just arrived on the scene in the last hour. investigators have been out here for four hours. they are measuring and looking at the scene and trying to figure out exactly what happened. and also right now, of course the search is on for a hit-and-run driver. as you mentioned, it happened around 6:15. police tell me the victim is a woman in her 60s that she was hit and killed. she was not in the crosswalk. she was on the other side of the intersection where there is no crosswalk. and as far as who hit the woman, police don't have much description only that it might be a honda. i talked with a woman who lived fear by and it is just terrible. >> i think it is not right. there is a human being that needs to be helped. if people just hit someone and run away because they are afraid, it is not good. >> this victim tonight is the third pedestrian hit and kil

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama-daetz. here it is again video of the person of interest being lead to a police car in the tenderloin district. >> sergio is live at the hall of justice with the latest. >> just a few hours after police released the picture of a person they believe is a person of interest in this case they were called to a public housing building in the tenderloin and that's where we saw officers driving two men away in police cruisers. a man wearing a sheet over his head says he has seen him visiting another resident of the building. he called him the help leprechaun because he was short and didn't speak much. another man nearby recognized the man as a person of interest in pictures released earlier today. >> i recognize the person. i know he shaved his hair. i seen him on tv and then a few days ago i see him bringing this person out. >> is surveillance video where the torso was found the man in the peck tour looks to be dragging a suitcase. right now police tell us he is simply detained. >> they have to fig

so ashley takeover. >> thank you. should tell you our web site people asked me to provide them with a humorous profile so i sent them all that information confident that they would not use a bit of it than they used at all. [laughter] i have not been able to ever deliver two new president and original thought. i know that this room is full of people who are full of original thought and will relish this opportunity to talk with the secretary. i would ask that as you deliver your thoughts it would be useful to dialogue if you are able to punctuate them with a question mark at the end. also if you would identify yourself by name and your affiliation that will provide useful context to the secretary for evaluating everything you say and taking it to heart. as i have the microphone now before we turn it over to all of you there are a couple of questions that come to mind for me and one is a few years ago the university of virginia put out a very important report on the problems with infrastructure and subsequently there ha

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gerri: ashley, this is so annoying when you get those phone calls. >> it is.erri: it just drives me crazy. we appreciate you looking into this, ashley. thanks for coming on the show tonight. great to meet you. still to come, we head out to davos switzerland as liz claman talks to the man now in charge of the obama website. stay with us. gerri: the obama administration moving closer to its goal of 9 million people signing up for obamacare. hhs say 400000 signed up last week. this time around, a different company in charge of the website. the ceo is with us in davos with liz. liz. >> gerri, who among us wants to be handed a disaster and be told fix this? my next guest said bring it on. he actually vied for the opportunity to run healthcare.gov. he is the chairman of center. he said, bring it on. let's do this. this is a big challenge. because healthcare.gov had a very rocky rollout. how is the process going right now? >> i think the process is going very well. we knew, of course, it was a very important and sensitive program. and we at he can sentra, we want to

the man started pointing out things ashley was doing, making it clear that she was being watched. the camera allows samantha's parents to check on the baby from work using their cell phones, but someone managed to hack the system and access the camera. >> what i'm afraid of is who's been watching quietly while, you know, her mom's in there breast-feeding her. >> that camera is not password protected, but the home wi-fi that's attached to the camera is. the family has unplugged the camera for now, but they say they don't know if they'll ever plug it back in. >> that is horrifying. >>> neighbors say there's not enough being done about blackwater running through the pipes of their homes down in southern california. blackwater occasion fally comes out of the family's faucets, toilets, sprinklers. it happened again last week. residents say it smells as bad as it looks. the water department says it is an isolated incident, but neighbors say it has been happening on and off for months. some people say it's even made them sick. the water department is still trying to figure out what is ma

amber, jane, jill january, caitlin, kelsey, ashley l., ashley s., ashley p., this is such a great honorthank you so much. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] it's warm, it's warm! >> actually, i put vodka in the tub. >> jimmy: thank you so much. nothing like warm vodka. >> now, audience. jimmy. this is the final joke tonight. when you're ready. >> jimmy: thank you, chris. chris harrison, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] and here it is. what do you call benedict cumberbatch on a date with 30 women? the coupumberbachelor. i see why he left. now that would be some show, the cumberbachelor. last week benedict cumberbatch received an oscar nomination for best actor in "the imitation game." i know it's not the golden hot tub but it is something. and it's deserved. not only is benedict a very gifted actor, his name i believe might be the greatest name ever given to a human being. his parents should get an oscar for naming him that. what if he wasn't named benedict cumberbatch? would he have the same amount of gravitas and charisma? we asked benedict cumberbatch to try some other names and he

somehow ashley s is not one of them.hing tells me this is not the first group home she's lived in. next week not only will ashley be on the bachelor, i will be on the bachelor, too, and they let me come in and change things around a little bit. i've done a lot of -- a lot of different times of things on television. before i host this show did i some shows on comedy central, i made football picks, i did morning radio for a long time. before all those things, i got a job appearing in a training video for wrigley's game. this was made to instruct actors how to chew gum correctly if wrigley's commercials. for real. they call it loading the gun. it was a long time ago. since it seem to be going around youtube, i thought i would show it to you before someone else does. >> hello. welcome to the world of wrigley's chewing gum. hopefully you'll be seen on this wrigley's commercial reel someday soon. in order for that to happen, you have to understand the wrigley load. loading consists of placing the gum in your mouth while your m

ashley's 6-year-old daughter was killed. for hansen, a long death penalty trial will bring fresh pain and appeals that could drag on for years. >> i would like to see that he is locked up with no possibility of parole ever. he did monstrous things. therefore he is a monster. >> reporter: the gunman's parents hope their son will be spared writing an open letter last month. "he is not a monster. he is a human being gripped by a severe mental illness." but david, picking 12 jurors and 12 alternates will take months. opening statements are not expected until may at the earliest. david? >> clayton sandell in colorado. clayton, thank you. >>> we move onto that deadly bridge collapse in ohio. a construction worker killed a truck driver injured when the overpass in ohio crumbled onto the highway below. concrete plunging in an instant. a bbc's alex perez on the investigation and the questions about america's aging highways tonight. >> reporter: tense moments overnight along i-75 in cincinnati. >> report of an overpass at hopple stree

look very similar and when three missing women in cleveland freed themselves from castro in 2013, ashleyily had renewed hope they'd find her her. >> very similar to gina and amanda. there was no crime scene. there was no abduction witness. there was nothing that we had to go on other than leads and tips that we could generate or the public would call in on. we've run all of those down. >> in the surveillance video the woman is shown with a man families say that if it's ashley, they want her to know they love her unconditionally. >>> many people are wondering how in the world this could happen. eight brothers and sisters kicked off three metro buses in washington, d.c. trying get to school during yesterday's snowstorm. they ended up wet cold and hospitalized for hypothermia. good samaritans spotted the children who are four to 14 years old they were all huddled together trying to stay warm on a doorstep. this was about 9:00 in the morning. the kids say they were on their way to school but never made it. they were kicked off three separate buses that were going quote out of service. the go

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm sherrill jennings.other big story of the day. >> what could be the final step that extends gay marriage nationwide. the supreme court tonight agrees to decide whether same-sex couples have a right to get married anywhere in the united states. >> right now 36 states, the district of columbia, allow gay couples to wed. lyanne has the latest. >> the supreme court is saying it's time to rule as a nation. if the supreme court sides with the couples who are appealing, we'll see a landmark civil rights decision. we haven't seen one since 1967 when the supreme court invalidated laws prohibiting interracial marriages. the case was lobbing versus virginia. the four cases from michigan, ohio kentucky and tennessee will be consolidated and heard in april. it involves 0 couple who's lost their appeals to marry or to have their marriages recognized in those states. for past ten years san francisco city attorney dennis herrera has been at the forefront of the legal battle for marriage equality. >> it is an issue that

ashley cease, he is rate.rin says guy has some major cojones. >> you think this sudden appearance here is what? >> where was he one week ago? now that maybe he believes there's no smoking gun, that there was no evidence which suggests oh, we got brady we got belichick, we have an e-mail which says you do this. now he steps out and is almost pounding his chest out in arizona, which is interesting, where were you a week ago? >> maybe just waiting to see what developed? >> like everyone should have. >> ashley? >> well, i think that's entirely true. i mean, he waited a week. he waited through all of this to make sure that facts were coming in and that he could properly assess the situation, which the media did not. it was all of a sudden a scandal with hash tag "deflategate." what no one actually really did was look at the facts. at first it was reported the colts -- when they caught the interception they brought it to the sideline. the player says i actually didn't notice there was a difference in the inflation o

that's the pack age ashley selected. >> we are shopping for lingerie.is weird for you with jen. >> i have no personal boundaries with other women. >> reporter: demand has grown so fast jen is training two other bridesmaids so they will be ready for big days like this. just hours before ashley ties the knot, jen is there to make sure she is perfectly polished. >> looks good. >> reporter: and ready to go down the aisle. ♪ going to the chapel ♪ >> reporter: she even helps with pre-wedding jitters. >> i was so nervous. oh, my god. >> i'm going to cry. >> reporter: ashley's wedding goes off without a hitch. [ applause ] >> reporter: for the professional bridesmaid that means this story has a fairy tale ending. for "nightline," i'm sara haines in new york. >> it is stressful. and being a bridesmaid is a huge responsibility. there's a lot of expectations, right? >> yeah. >> i would always be your bridesmaid but you are already married. so my duties are done. >> nice dress. >> thank you. >> isn't that what bridesmaids complain about all the time the dresses. >>

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm katie marzullo. larry beil and ama daetz are off. >> we still have eight hours to go but across the globe people are ringing in 2015 in a very big way. >> gorgeous. the french welcomed 2015 about an hour ago. an electric light show and fireworks lit up the arc d' triomph. >> live pictures now from london, live where hundreds of thousands have just rung in the new year or are about to. the bells of big ben are ringing loudly as a big fireworks display over the river thames lights up the sky. you are looking live at london, england as they ring in 2015 in spectacular style. >> i love it. maybe i won't have to stay up until midnight. i feel like i have seen it now. i can get some rest. it will be unusually cold here in san francisco on this new year's eve tonight. a live look for you at the embarcadero, where hundreds of thousands of people are expected along the waterfront. so definitely bundle up if you are heading out. >> spencer christian is live outside with your fireworks forecast. happy new year