and she says call 911, my name is amanda berry. >> help me i'm amanda berry.'ve been kidnapped. >> within minutes, the police flood the street. >> the cops just kept coming. >> my partner asked her, was there anybody else inside. she said yes, gina dejesus and another girl. >> we found them. we found them. >> lost and finally found, the flashing lights blind their eyes accustomed only to darkness. >> once i saw that, i'm like you know this is it i think we're free now. >> for amanda gina and mi the endless nights of terror have finally come to an end. for "nightline," i'm robin cleveland. >> for more of the interview, you can go to abcnews.com. their new book "hope" is in bookstores today. we'll be right back. >> announcer: abc news "nightline" brought to you by e-trade. good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e*. yes, investment opportunities can be anywhere... or not. but you know the difference. e*trade's bar code scanner. shorten the distance between intuition and action.

my name is amanda berry. >> help me i'm amanda berry, i'm been kidnapped. years. i'm here, i'm free now. >> were you still frightened that he made show up at any time? >> i was terrified. just because there's people on the street doesn't mean that he wouldn't hurt me. >> why, after all this time, do you think he left that toward open? >> i still don't know why he left that day with the door unlocked? i will never know. >> within minutes, the police start flatting the street. >> it was so unreal, because the cops just kept coming. >> my partner immediately asked her, you know, is there anybody else inside? she said yes, gina dejesus and another girl. >> a neighbor captures a moment when police storm the house. inside gina and michelle cower in her room. afraid of castrcastro's rage. >> we said we're next. hide. and police just run in there. >> she jumped on to me and said you saved us, you saved us and i'm holding on to her so tight. >> in tears the officer looks up and sees gina, unrecognizable, after losing 30 pounds. >> i just look at her and i asked her,

. >>> plus halle berry blake lively and our number one hollywood fashionista when "et" rolls on. >> andction. >> and now tyler perry action star? not exactly. >> a lot of sore ribs, a lot of sore fingers. this watch dug into my arm but we got the shot. it worked out. >> tyler plays a police detect detective in "alex cross." >> i'm alex cross. >> research for the film went on ride-alongs with real cops. >> everybody is running out of the apartment, it's tyler perry! i just blew your cover, man. >> alex cross is a character from writer james patterson made famous in the film "kiss the girls" and "along came a spider." tyler did not call morgan for advice. >> i wouldn't know. are you kidding me? that's morgan freeman. i'm not going to call and say listen, i got this role want me to play alex cross. what do you think? man is so brilliant, said, i have to find my own thing, my own way. >> a world apart from tyler's own iconic character, madea. >> this year turning 40 i wanted to challenge myself. >> this place is heavy my man. >> the story has tyler tracking down a serial killer, matthew fox

my one weakness, halle berry. >> isn't that everybody's? >> larry: hmm...g in common. my henchwoman halle berry has kidnapped some of your greatest influences, patton oswalt and anyone who ever wrote for the simpsons, and trapped them in her basement filled with mementos from the set of "catwoman." and also mentos, the freshmaker. who do you save and how do you save them? and did i mention -- bwawawawawawawaha! >> i believe that i could save everyone except i would not save halle berry. what i would do is make her watch her performance in storm and i would hurt her -- >> larry: any negative comments about halle berry will always be met with that! yes! (cheers and applause) jean grae, what is your superhero name? >> oh, boy... oh! my superhero name is jean grae. didn't see that coming. my powers are telepathy and telekinesis and i can speak to animals. my one weakness is that cyclops is my boyfriend and he's the objectively the worst x-man there is! (laughter) >> larry: do you find it ironic that with your powers of telepathy you didn't already know who your

the question we always have to ask you because you are doing a lot of work at a black berry is where do things stand with your turnaround? john: we are starting phase two. phase one is about generating cash and making ourselves profitable. phase two is making ourselves profitable and sustain that and stabilize revenue. erik: you have $3 billion in the bank in a rolling out new product. you are even making acquisitions . i don't think anybody would have protected that a year ago. what is next? john: i'm building a very robust software business based on security and privacy. we are investing heavily into that and we will generate cash and make ourselves profitable and keep our revenue at least

john berry who now resided in alexandria had been enslaved on benjamin triplet's plantation. he complained when he went to the plantation to retrieve his wife and children ages 4 to 14, triplet was angry that berry joined the union army to fight against him. he maintained that quote the war was not over and you are not free. when berry requested triplet to surrender the family he said nobody should take them away and if anybody comes into my yard i will shoot them. despite these challenges free people established new begins for themselves and their children. joseph johnson, a teacher representing a group of freed people in halls hill, virginia wrote to general o.o. howard, commissioner of the freedmans bureau in august of 1865 requesting help to secure homes. they adopted a resolution that shows the importance of owning homes and establishing schools for themselves and their children. they said quote, we feel it to be very important that we obtain homes. owning our shelters and the ground that we may raise fruit trees concerning which our children can say these are ours. also

john berry who now resided in alexandria had been enslaved on benjamin triplet's plantation. he complained when he went to the plantation to retrieve his wife and children ages 4 to 14, triplet was angry that berry joined the union army to fight against him. he maintained that quote the war was not over and you are not free. when berry requested triplet to surrender the family he said nobody should take them away and if anybody comes into my yard i will shoot them. despite these challenges free people established new begins for themselves and their children. joseph johnson, a teacher representing a group of freed people in halls hill, virginia wrote to general o.o. howard, commissioner of the freedmans bureau in august of 1865 requesting help to secure homes. they adopted a resolution that shows the importance of owning homes and establishing schools for themselves and their children. they said quote, we feel it to be very important that we obtain homes. owning our shelters and the ground that we may raise fruit trees concerning which our children can say these are ours. also

it is the new miracle berry. >> should he be more responsible? there needs to be what i think is upsetting these guys unless they have some sort of conflict which will reveal itself is the fact that he's not saying, you know what there's no proof to this but perhaps this is something that could work. well i think there may be something here and i've been on the show too, and i think he's a fine man. if there is some sort of financial sort of tie-in with these products then i think it definitely is up to him to disclose that. that's the only thing here that i have a question with. and even if there is i don't even have a problem with that. as long as he discloses that his people are aware of it. >> oh, he's selling miracles in a bottle and profiting from it. why do you disagree? >> he's not profiting from that part. he doesn't -- >> he's not. he's profiting on the ratings from the show. >> you go out there and tell people that he has a magic berry, you'll have a lot of eyeballs saying i want the magic berry. i think he's got to be more responsible

marian christopher berry, berry's son, got 7% and finished well behind the leaders. >> our campaign has about the people. so our concept of rising came from the people as well. >> reporter: white is more than 10-1. she had the full support of mayor muriel bouzer who is trying to get a majority of council members to support her programs. >> the mayor has been a supporter. i'm very grateful for her support. >> reporter: in ward 4, bowser's hand picked choice easily won the seat she vacated when she became mayor. in the district tom sherwood news 4. >>> a multi-million dollar makeover how crews are planning to restore the marine corps war memorial. >>> metro riders trying to get on board without paying. don't think there's not an officer watching. we'll go undercover coming up next. >>> we've got a number of storms out there. three of them two of which are moving our way. i'll show you how they'll affect your thursday, friday and your weekend. >>> one of the biggest fast food chains in the country making changes to its menu and getting an awful lot of attention on social me lets say this i

. >>> not so fast, the recently overturned conviction of berry bonds could be headed to extra innings. they have urged the 9th circuit court of appeals to hold off on the ruling that overturned his felony of ubstructing justice. this stems from the steroids scandal. >>> another step forward today for a controversial vaccine bill. they approved legislation that would no longer allow parents to opt out. >> it's so sad because i can't imagine him fighting for his life -- >> a widow's crusade results in changes. would you call 911 even if you got fired. up next the questions you might want to ask at urwork place. >>> and aamother's fury goes viral. tonight, she's responding. >>> and bud wiser back tracking. the beer bottle label that wasn't so smooth. >>> the fog is rolling back in right now. and we'll tell you when we reach 89 degrees. >>> calling 911 is no longer off limits to postal workers. it's a critical change taking place across the nation all prompted by our local investigation. >> a controversial 911 policy is about to get updated and could save lives. >> reporter: a management

amanda berry and gina dejesus speak out for the first time about their lives as

denise berry was killed wednesday while driving her son home from getting a haircut in l.a.police say she and her son saw one of the man with his feet hanging out of the window and that's why they were laughing. barry then flagged down a patrol car and told the officers she was being followed and she was pulling over one of the men and got out and fired at her with two handguns the officer shot that killing him and denise berry at this she died at the same are told your son was also injured in those and denise berry award as the metro bus driver said she was a person who loved to smile and laugh. >>: this senseless guns don't kill people stupid people kill people >> reporter: 10 there is a total of the gunmen 38 year- old robert washington meanwhile the driver of the cadillac was arrested on murder and attempted murder charges. another man the driver's brother was arrested as well but the d.a. says there wasn't enough evidence to charge him. >> reporter: his allies look outside at the embarcadero. in oakland right now 45 degrees we're looking at a high of 65 in the afternoon

. >> tomorrow berry withtom berry with sled. >> they said that chief driggers can provide official account sled is who he gives that to. we did not get that. >> as far as you know he has not given an official narrative of what happened. >> again that's something that sled would have to answer. >> yes he is still involved in that case or was he fired and gone. >> he is terminated. he is no longer here. >> he's not even involved in the investigation at this point. >> i think what you're trying to tell you we're not doing the investigation. sled is, so therefore they are the agency that has to give you any information from the investigation. >> do you handcuff someone after they have been shot. >> that's standard policy across the country. the last question right here. >> given what happened are you now taking a look at this officer who is under arrest and other cases. >> we are--that is something that we'll have to move to in the future. >> you are considering looking at other cases, other arrests he has made and other arrests? >> we'll look at that. any questions anybody has we're more than

from the district attorney's office at this point i believe is drew berry. >> hi how are you. >> good afternoon, supervisors thank you for inviting me to speak on behalf of district attorney i have a presentation should be on here sworn asked to join this hearing to talk about property crime issues in the city i adapting to look at the property crime rate is increasing we saw a slight decrease in 2014 but around 2010 and 2011 our office looked at and understands what the result we can identify was referenced to realignment ab one 09 and take into account to see if it influences the numbers it appears that is not what we're dealing with here in san francisco this chart shows property crime rates other major jurisdictions within the state of california with the realignment with the state initiate and the other jurisdictions are seeing a decrease in their property crime there is a san francisco issue we need to look at more closely this is covered very well by the chief that is kind of the burglary crimes you're seeing and also interested in maybe a prop 47 impact on the crimes if you lo

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it is an nba legends night and the star of the show, rick berry. we commemorate 40 years.nce the warriors won the championship. it is cool how it is coinciding with the weren't warriors. >> spectacular. the similarities between the two teams are unbelievable. i did a column talking about the comparisons. hopefully people will read that and be as excited about it as i am. first time in 40 years they have a chance and i told the players that guys if you play your best basketball against any team in the league and they play their best you will -- [ talking at the same time ] >> you will beat them. i said now it is easy to say that. now you have a go out there and do that. exciting team to watch. i am looking forward to it. i am happy that i will be able to be that second game against the pelicans monday night. looking forward to seeing how they do. >> reporter: lots of former teammates. willie brown and all the bay area media. one thing we have to keep in mind, the proceeds for tonight's event, the nba legends event, you have your own foundation and the proceeds are going to

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y miren, ya estÁ aquÍ nuestro amigo alejandro berry.itas de acuerdo al estado donde vives. todos soÑamos con tener nuestra primera casa. ximena: como nunca antes, el productor juan osorio, habla de su relaciÓn con emiliano, el retoÑo que tuvo con la actriz. karla: este es un concurso sÚper popular y floreado en mÉxico. Échele mis chamas! ana: dicen que las coronas son para la fertilidad. karla: no, quÍtame, mejor ♪ ♪ ♪ sube la adrenalina karla: bienvenido, estadio completamente llena para ti, alejandro berry. alejandro berry: pura figura quien despierta amÉrica. comencemos con la acciÓn deportiva. hay que dar la vuelta a la fecha fifa. y vamos con la actualidad en el mundo de los deportes. pablo fue suspendido seis partidos, no podrÁ participar en el partido de vuelta australiano. el argentino recibe la sanciÓn por patear. tambiÉn fue multado econÓmicamente, la cifra no fue revelada, pero seguramente fue una tremenda lana. pero hablemos de tenis, porque nos estamos acercando la recta final. serena williams avanzÓ a las semifinales del m

for short, his name tom berry. when i asked him about what sort of evidence they have, specifically the dash cam videos. that seems to be the question in trms of how many dash cam videos are out there and what are on the videos. when i spoerk to berry, he said there are multiple dash cam videos. he did confirm that he said in all likelihood most of those dash cam videos probably won't show that much simply because the officers who responded, they responded, most of them, after the shooting took place. the key dash cam video that's in question is the dash cam video from officer slager's car. skid him specifically about that. he said he had not seen that video as of yet. he did tell me a few things. he did say that from what he knows, he says in all likelihood that video may not show that much either. he says it probably shows the initial stop. both men in front of the car, likely shows that. it may not show the struggle because it's his belief that struggle took place a certain distance away from the car. so in all

the one site that i really enjoyed in the course of my career and all the interaction i've had with berries historians and scholars who i see coming and going there i'm as well as the camaraderie that i have their daily. what i want to do is cover a little bit of the history of ford's theater, the general history, and work my way into the assassination. little bit about the historical background of the theater. it was created in 1860 from a baptist church on that location. the ford brothers, originally from maryland, baltimore, where they ran three or four other theaters as well as an opera house, so the theater when it opened from the outset of president lincoln's term in office, it had a rather short lived life. following the assassination of president lincoln, the ford brothers were on a

it's a healthy version of a silken tofu cheesecake american style with seasonal berries and petite pillows that are here with the pet foreplatter here. hand crafted sugar blown tea pot and surrounded with the cherry blossom pink blossom to celebrate cherry blossoms and the arrival of spring. the pettifores on the tray are a tea cup. we have strawberry tea squares and sweet tea cup and tea and lemon tea cake. so thank you very much. have a great day. >> doesn't seem fair to come up here after the chefs bear two beautiful gifts for you. our beverage service this evening is traditional american wines. but we have an unusual accent. when the president was in japan prime minister abe toasted him in conversations that followed, references were made that in the prime minister's prefecture there are excellent saki breweries there. the president thought he would bring saki in from one of the finest saki breweries in that home area, and we serve that as the toast for this evening. that's a personalized touch. the saki name comes from the fact that in saki brewing you take the rice and you refine the

the guests honored hall of famer rick berry and the 40th anniversary of golden state's only championshipng the former players there's wilks and clifford ray and former coach al adams. the mc was mark ibanez and he asked, who is his favorite player? steph curry. >> he's a special player no doubt about it. >> and the money raised today goes to the rick berry foundation. >>> and kanye west ranked number one on time's most influential people. it includes actors, a supreme court justice, comedians among many others. time said it wanted people who aren't only just influential right now but those who's influence is on the rise. >>> members of the iranian community are celebrating the grand opening of the first ever dedicated community center for iranians in the united states. the 13,000 square foot dari abari community center is located on the alameda in san jose. a ribbon cutting was held tonight to mark the occasion. the facility offers community programs and resettlement services free of charge to u.s. based iranians and persians. >> well i came to this gap because we needed some kind of a s

according to berry, that happened some distance away and out of camera shot, if you will. from that dash cam. so we're not likely to see very touch, but they will eventually be released. >> i recall that witness who shot the video saying the same thing, that it was quite a distance apart from where the traffic stop happened to where that shooting actually began. one quick question for you about the community. i think we all remember ferguson exploded so quickly after the killing of michael brown. yet, there seems to be some sense of reserved judgment in this community. not all, but the treats are definitely not on fire where you are. is that likely to last? >> reporter: you know, it's drastically different. as you know, i was in ferguson, so i saw what happened there, saw how it developed here. this is a much different situation. you have -- first of all, you've got the police who made an arrest almost immediately once that video came out. so that certainly satisfied many people here in the community. certainly satisfied the family in some ways, the scott family in some wa

accident on 95 in the northbound lanes near the common door berry bridge.u can see the crew blocking out the two left-hand lanes. you can see a lot of backup behind that. as we head to the boulevard you can see it's a little bit in the distance. right around 17th street, northbound lanes be as well you can see flashing lights taking out the left-hand shoulder. now as we check out the schuylkill expressway jammed solid around city avenue. definitely something we're used to though. these are the westbound lanes headed towards the king of prussia area. rush hour is in full swing. >>> 6:31. with the death toll rising and damage widespread experts say the long-term costs for reconstruction following nepal's killer earthquake could top $5 billion. this is new video this morning from nepal's capital of kathmandu. the death toll has soared past 37 following saturday's earthquake. more than 6500 are hurt and there is this dramatic video of a chinese rescue team pulling a survivor from the rubble late last night. the person had been stuck under a five story building

model for housing nationally and like nancy pelosi and i want to be like other leaders my case march berry relay and strong advocate or maybe i can be a banker you know for bank of america tiled to give special thanks to gail bill man the executive director of community housing partnership she did a lot of work and very supportive of youth becoming independent and that's very, very good for me and the efforts of the people i've mentioned like that allows buildings like this to say given to youth like me, you want to be a leader and political and want to be passionate so this is the quiet spaces to dream my dreams so really be able to communicate and engage the audience without having to be pressured like i'm going to ask everyone in the room, i like speak directly to everyone i'm not scared there's nothing in my mind that basis like this is where people like you come to actually see youth like me speak it is possible what we need it is what the future really means because it is going to be a person like me that hazard to take care of all of you (laughter) >> i'm going to have to develop to

. >> it's the justice system but i'm always happy for berry bonds. >> reporter: in a statement, bonds wrote, i'm excited about what the future holds for me as i embark on the next chapter. dennis reareden who was part of bonds's legal team says that the fans are ready. >> there will be debates about his place in history, but one thing is settled, he never engaged in illegal activity. >> reporter: in many people's eyes he's been label adcheater. and it was his connection to this guy that put bonds in a 12 year legal struggle. >> i don't know it didn't meet the standard you have to draw the line in the sand somewhere. i believe he's a great baseball player that deserves to be in the hall of fame. >> you're not going to convince this daurjodger fan that he wasn't on some -- >> i think it is his tick toot the hall of fame. barry bonds most homeruns ever are you kidding me he has a lock on the hall of fame. >> reporter: no reaction from the giants organization. reporting live in san francisco. >>> still ahead, how a bay area woman woman's simple gesture touches the hearts of officers aroun

julio: alejandro berry nos presenta un resumen de la acciÓn deportiva de hoy.zÓ agresiva en los primeros minutos del partido superando a espaÑa 2 0. en el estadio, inglaterra remontÓ un partido contra italia. suecia contÓ con goles de ibrahimovic y otros dos para vencer a irÁn tres a uno. el escocÉs andy murray avanzÓ a los cuartos de final del tenis de miami venciendo al sudafricano kevin anderson. ganÓ con parciales de 6_4 6_3 6_3. julio: porque los hispanos nos cuidan bien de la salud tras la pausa le tenemos el informe. julio: segÚn el reciente estudio los hispanos nos cuidan bien de salud lidia maldonado nos dice el porque. lidia: segÚn lo revela un reciente informe de la alianza para la salud de los hispanos los causantes son mÚltiplos pero la falta de interÉs es el mÁs frecuente. >> el error mÁs comÚn es no cuidamos, no vamos a ver al mÉdico hasta que estamos enfermos. lidia: hay quienes lo hacen porque en el momento no ven la necesidad y otros porque los costos de salud en este paÍs continÚan siendo altos a pesar de las nuevas ofertas. >> muy de vez en

. >>> a new lawsuit filed by the widow of the late marion berry. why it's targeting someone who once saved the mayor's life. >>> and a crackdown on synthetic drugs in the district. neighbors are reacting to threats to shut down some local stores. of. >> the widow of the late councilman and mayor marion berry has filed a lawsuit against the woman who donated a kidney to barry in 2008. in legal papers filed by her lawyer cora masters barry contends that the kidney donor is improperly using mayor barry's name to raise money for her nonprofit. her name is kim dickens. her lawyer told nbc 4 today that barry had approved that before she died last november. >>> neighbors in a popular up-and-coming community are welcoming a new crackdown on the sale of illegal synthetic drugs. as tom sherwood reports, one d.c. leader is vowing to put the sellers out of business. >> reporter: on a good weather day, the petworth recreation center draws hundreds of kids. but it's steps from this convenience store cited by the d.c. attorney general's office for marketing synth

there is a crowded field to fill marion berry's seat. >>> just before their midnight deadline maryland lawmakers passed next year's budget. the $40 billion spending plan caused a divide. it does include $200 million for education, raises and health care. hogan opposes that spending and says he will likely use the man to offset a deficit next year. >>> and d.c. council raised concern about new taxes and increased sales tax and higher tax at parking garages in the city. they also criticized the small amount of funding for the d.c. street car which she said she supported a few weeks ago. >> i'm confused about whether that's serious because these dollars really wouldn't support such a thing. it looks like a street car system that's on life support. >> bowser says she's does support the street car long term. currently the program is years behind schedule and has cost hundreds of millions of dollars. >>> it's one thing to fall asleep at work. it's another to do it when you work in a plane's cargo area. the employee being blamed for an emergency landing. >> up up, and away. >>. >>> why nasa i

roz: outside, hundreds of protesters carrying signs saying save berry farms and save public housing. the mayor says that she will deliver a balanced budget to the council a couple days from now and also promises no specifics on what cuts will be made. roz plater, abc 7 news. leon: new tonight subpoenas issued in the secret service scandal according to the chairman of the house oversight committee. the congressman issued the subpoenas for two agents that witnessed the incident earlier this month, during which two agents drove through a secure area of the white house, interrupting an active investigation. one week after the deadly germanwings plane crash, with the airline new and for how long. alison: amazon's new tool for instant ordering. how the dash button works. leon: talks over ending iran's nuclear program will continue tomorrow when switzerland. today was the original deadline. the state department says enough progress has been made to justify extending the deadline. the u.s. and five other countries are crying to -- trying to come up with a deal. alison: lufthansa admits that

robin: it was the little girl the daughter of amanda berry who gave them the strength to take their way to freedom. there were missed opportunities during those 10 years. and the young little girl she was like 5 6 years old at the time and she said you know daddy's car is gone. door is unlocked. i think it was just also having that young child in the house that they were all thinking we have got to do whatever we can to get out of here. and doing whatever they need to do to survive. jummy: after speaking with them, what did you walk away with in terms of how they were able to survive for 10 years not knowing when they'd be able to escape? robin: i'm telling you, spending time with them, i can't overemphasize this. i didn't know what to expect. i thought they might still be guarded and fragile. the fact that they waited two years to tell their story and they heard what was being said. and they said you know what? we'll let everyone know once and for while what happened inside that house and what gave them the strength i don't know. it's -- they can't figure it out. all they know is they

there's a shortage of labor in many -- >> particularly picking berries in california. >> can i just finish for a second? >> sure. >> thank you, sir, but as to your point my very, very very smart friend mr. payne, you're exactly right. wedge issue, envy, envy, envy, envy, envy. the democratic party is the party of envy about everything envy of men of white people, well-to-do people, doesn't matter the democrats are getting most of the money from rich people, almost all large contributions, very large contributions not all but almost all come from democrats. the democrats will hammer away at the problem because they're the party of privilege anyway. >> a resident to the left a mcgovern-like move and they'll all go down in flames. surely they realize that, don't they? >> well if they were smart i think they would. people were saying -- >> you're saying the liberals are dumb? >> no, i didn't say that. >> yes, you did. no, go ahead. >> what i'm saying is i actually, i agree with the first part of what ben said, electorate, to answer the question are you better off than you were eight years ago.