justbo 400 yards down the street, he slammed into holly and shelby boil whose stopped to help breanna mitchell fix a flat tire. youth pastor brian jennings was driving by and also stopped to help. all of them were killed. ethan couch was charged with four counts of intoxication manslaughter, and tried as a juvenile. in one of the most bizarre defense strategies we heard of, attorneys for couch blamed his parents for his behavior, all because of how they raised him. a psychologist said the boy suffered from something called affluenza. he sited one example where coach, then 15 was caught in a parked pickup with a naked 14-year-old girl passed out. couch was never punished and he testified that couch was allowed to start drinking at an early age, even drive when he was just 13. prosecutors fought for a 20-year sentence, but the defense argued couch needed treatment, not prison. the judge agreed, and gave couch ten years probation, plus time in alcohol rehab, no prison. she told the court she believes couch can be rehab bill tated if he's away from his family and given the right treatment

>> that's correct, and helped, you know, breanna. it wasn't a simple matter as changing a flat tire. if that had been it, that would be a different circumstance. it was clear the car was going to have to be towed. her mother was on the way. police were probably going to need to be called. you know, holly and shelby, were strong in their faith and their family and their friends, and they were givers. there are some people in life that are givers and takers, and they were truly givers. it was clear that night that they wanted to make sure that breanna, who was 24, who was a little shook up. she was a little shook up about what had happened, and they were providing comfort to her, just like -- you know, i had two daughters. just like you would hope that someone would do for my family, my daughters as well, and ultimately, they gave up themselves. we're proud of them for being the good samaritans that they were and ultimately they gave their life. >> mr. boyles, i am so outraged and sorry and i'm just -- i appreciate you spending some ti

breanna gomez is 15, she is wanted by police and has diabetes.ch day she remains on the run is all the more critical. this morning, police in at least two states are on the hunt for 15-year-old breanna gomez and her 16-year-old boyfriend, spencer linville. gomez's grandfather is making a plea for her safe return. >> i don't want to lose my granddaughter. >> reporter: police say the couple's alleged bonnie and clyde-style crime spree began on tuesday, near their home in eau claire, wisconsin. where investigators say, with two other teens, gomez and linville stole a car and then fled. they were next spotted outside of denver, colorado, on thursday, where officials say the young lovers led deputies on a 30-mile high-speed chase, through logan and morgan counties, before allegedly ditching that stolen car and stealing a new one. wisconsin police say while the teens could be headed anywhere, one possible destination is southern california. >> her boyfriend's father has a fishing boat out in riverside, california. >> reporter: police say the stakes in

. >> holly and shelby boyles were helping breanna mitchell, a 24-year-old who had a flat tire.elp when couch's vehicle slammed into them. all four were killed. >> how many people are injured, do you know? >> one, two, three. multiple. >> multiple? >> i don't know how many. >> reporter: three hours after the crash, couch's blood alcohol level was 0.24, three times the legal limit in texas. a psychologist testifying for the defense reportedly called couch a product of, quote, affluenza, said he was brought up to spend money instead of saying sorry. and sometimes you don't get your way. the judge opted for probation and therapy over prison time. >> taking him away from his family and teaching him to be a responsible citizen, that's a con quensz. >> reporter: for the families of the victim, that's simply not enough. >> money always seems to keep ethan out of trouble. this was one time i did ask the court that -- for justice and that for money not to prevail. and ultimately today, i felt like money did prevail. >> reporter: now, the families of couch's victims have filed civil lawsu

a limit on what a president can do, other actions require congressional movement. >> and that was breanna san fransisco, oakland to mark the shooting. in san fransisco the event is being held at the alive and free omega boys club from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. in oakland it's at youth uprising on macarthur boulevard from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and in san jose it's at our lady of guadalupe church on east san antonio avenue from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. it will be san jose police department's first gun buyback event since 2001. newly appointed chief says it's part of his push to reduce gang violence. officers will hand out target gift cards worth $100 for handguns and $200 for assault weapons. in the next half hour katie utehs will have a live report from that gun buyback event. >>> the investigation continues into yesterday's deadly shooting at arapahoe high school in colorado. authorities have identified the gunman as 18-year-old karl halverson pierson. deputies say he went to the school looking for a librarian who reportedly kicked him out of the debate club. the teacher was quickly made aware of the threat an

. >> hollie and shelby boyles were helping breanna mitchell to change a flat tire.re killed. >> how many were injured, do you know? >> one, two, three, multiple. i don't even know how many. yeah. >> three hours after the crash, couch's blood alcohol level was .24. three times the legal limit in texas. a psychologist testifyinging for the defense reportedly called couch a product of quote affluenza, saying he was brought up to spend money instead of saying sorry if he hurts someone and he never learned that sometimes, you don't get your way. the judge opted for probation and therapy. >> teaching him to be a responsible citizen. >> but for the families of the victims, that's simply not enough. >> money always seems to keep ethan out of trouble. this was one time i did ask the court that for justice. and for money not to prevail and ultimately today, i felt like money did prevail. >> okay, i'm really struggling to understand this. 16 years old, so he is just a kid. maybe the judge, i'm sure the judge factored that into his decision. he's going to be kept away from his

breanna keeler jo ee ee ee ee e join us. >> reporter: and the president took heat for what was rough 2013. >> it's the most wonderful press conference of the year. right now. >> reporter: president obama closed out 2013 facing a skeptical white house press core. >> has this been the worst year of your presidency? >> were you wrong then because were you not fully ready an not just on these programs but on other programs? >> reporter: the president at times appeared combative and at other times conciliatory, acknowledging the biggest foible of a foible-filled year, the rollout of obama care. >> since i'm in charge obviously, we screwed it up. >> reporter: instead of making excuses for the way his signature achievement has been implemented he accepted fault but pushed back against critics in defense of the underlying law. >> having said all that, the bottom line also is that we've got several million people that are going to have health care that works. >> reporter: reporters also hammered the president over his shifting position on the reach of the nsa, and revelations that the agency

going on in the news, the joy ride is over for a run away wisconsin girl and her friends. 15-year-old breannarch intins phied when gomez's family told police she was insulin dependent and believed she didn't have her medicine. the four were apparently headed for california. >>> obamacare wants you to count your calories, even when you're snacking at work. vending machines will have to start displaying the calorie amount in an effort to help people make healthier choices. the fda is expected to release the final rules next year. >>> is in a kwej collecollege f star on or a famous singer? ♪ we don't know which way to go ♪ >> sounds great. louisville offensive tackle jamal brown showing off his singing skills. he's giving john legend a run for his money singing "ordinary people." they won their bowl game beating miami, 36-9. >>> and paramedic was suspended for helping a young child. 20-year-old steven sires. he admits to breaking the rules when he picked up a 4-year-old having seizures. you have to be 21 to have an ambulance. but sawyer says he didn't have a choice because the closest available