cecelia has burns over 30% of her body. she lost her mother, father and 6-year-old brother in the fiery plane crash. cecelia's grandfather has been visiting her several times a day. >> she asks the nurses for her mother. >> the hospital describes her as a talkative little girl whose spirits are lifted by stuffed animals, strawberry milk shakes and bedtime stories. >> the message has already arrived here loud and clear that the whole world is rooting for cecelia. >> cecelia has received 1900 gifts, 1800 letters and $130,000. the latest gesture of goodwill comes all the way from tulsa, oklahoma. >> today flowers came from the wife of the copilot who died in flight 255. doctors say it will be a day or two until they know for sure if cecelia will require more skin grafts, but the prognosis for the miracle girl is extremely good. >> i'm happily married to my high school sweetheart. i'm studying to get my masters in art therapy. i am happy. i'm just -- i've never been happier. i think about the accident every day. it's kind of ha

there was one survivor, 4-year-old cecelia cichan.ed through the wreckage. here's footage from the film "sole survivor." >> when i realized i was the only person to survive the plane crash, i was maybe in middle school, high school maybe. being an adolescent and confused, it was extra stress for me and i remember feeling angry and survivor's guilt. why didn't my brother survive? why didn't anybody? why me? >> why me? her parents died too. joining me is the director of the cnn film, good morning. >> good morning. >> it's funny, i always wondered what happened to that little girl. now i know. does she have memory at all of the crash? >> actually she remembers the moments before the plane took off. she remembers sitting on the plane. she doesn't remember anything after that. >> does she remember her parents or brother? >> yeah, in fact when the film begins she tells a story about her mother. she remembers riding in the car with her mom and hearing a song about a bird with a broken wing which is ironic. she asked the bird does the bird ge

when flight 255 crashed. 4-year-old cecelia was the only one to survive. now 26 years later she breaks her silence for the first time. sole survivor airs tonight 9:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. i'm don lemon. thanks for watching. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> don, thanks. good evening, everyone. breaking news tonight in the new jersey bridge scandal. we've just learned that tomorrow the new jersey state assembly committee investigating it will be releasing nearly 1,000 pages of documents collected as part of its investigation. now, this ended a day that began with the man who polls say could be the next president of the united states taking on the scandal. chris christie's marathon session with reporters on revelations that a top aide and a close political appointee ordered up four days of epic traffic jams on the world's busiest bridge as political retribution. this morning in state capitol trenton governor christie apologized to the people of new jersey, said he was embarrassed, humiliated, blind-sighted. he announced the firing of the deputy chief of staff k

cecelia vega, abc news, fukushima, japan. >> there is concern tonight right here in the bay area about from fukushima. a man placed a video on youtube showing a geiger counter with four times the level of radiation. but there is no sign of cesium used in the reactors. levels at the beach are high but are naturally occurring, they say. still, they're urging the state dptepartment of public health t keep an eye on itment. >>> coming up next on abc 7 news >>> coming up next on abc 7 news at to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage, and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> a medical device is getting some attention at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. it works a little bit like the tri-quarter you may have seen in the "star trek" series. it measures heart and breathing rate, temperature, blood pressure and blood oxygen levels. its makers claim the scanado scout is 90% accurate in less than ten seconds. the company provided this video. it was developed at nasa

before joining the obama administration, cecelia served as the community leader as senior vice presidentat the national council of la raza, the nation's latino civil rights organization. please join me in welcoming cecilia muÑoz. [applause] >> thank you so much. good morning, everybody. i should start by welcoming you all to the white house. this is a great day and we mark today the decades of public health research that have hermetically reduced tobacco use in this country. the commitment of those of you in this room and your colleagues across the country to any the tobacco epidemic is inspiring and i am proud to be here. hownt to be sure you know important this work is to this administration and to this president. improving the nation's health is the goal of every president. it is a priority for this one. he has spearheaded legislation, taken executive actions on and using the bully pulpit to help make our children, friends, families, communities as healthy as possible. that is why he led the effort to sign into law and of lament the affordable care act. the law is not only helping to

at the center of the story is a woman named cecelia, four years old when she was the only survivor of in detroit in 1987. now in the film she talks about putting the pieces together. when i realized that i was the only person to survive that plane crash, i was maybe in middle school, high school maybe, being an adolescent and confused. so it was just extra stress for me. and i remember feeling angry and survivor's guilt, why didn't my brother survive? why didn't anybody? why me? >> i was working the night of the crash. one of the guys i was with, dan actually heard a moaning. after a few minutes we saw a chair laying upside down. we picked up the chair. underneath it was little cecelia, the survivor. >> don really makes an effort to be active in my life. we talk all the time on the internet. he came to my wedding and we danced at my reception. >> i didn't think that anybody would survive. yet the feeling of it, i guess with the 156 people perishing that night, i went home with i guess a little glimmer of hope where the other guys on my crew really didn't go home with anything. >> i fe

but i had a chance earlier today, wolf, to talk to the domestic policy adviser to this president, cecelia munoz. she says the president does have the authority. >> we know that the american people are strongly supporting the minimum wage. this is about making sure that people who work hard and play by the rules can make enough to support their families. that's why the president is calling on congress to raise the wage for the workforce. it's clearly a good value for the taxpayer dollar. >> you feel you have the authority? >> yes. >> and it's important to point out that that does not apply to current federal workers but just future federally contracted workers. meanwhile, a white house official tells me that they will be tilted towards agendas and one thing that you should hear obviously tonight is a big push on immigration but just listening to white house officials over the last several weeks, of course, i think we can expect to hear the president make another push for an extension of those long-term unemployment benefits on the foreign policy side i think it would be a big surprise if t

enough evidence presented by california highway patrol officer to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that ceceliadie was driving with her google glass on when he ticketed her. >> reassuring the judge went with the facts and really did the things right. so i feel very good about that. reporter: since then the temecula woman was driving her car in october when she was ticketed for speeding and secondarily for driving with a monitor visible to a driver. the chp said that vehicle probe prohibits a screen that is operating in front of a driver. but in courtney their a ticketing officer nor an expert from the chp could prove the she had the going glass activated. in fact the expert says he has never worn the google glass and his knowledge is based on what re head on the internet. >> another critical code is that evidence be presented beyond a reasonable doubt the device was operating at the time of the alleged violation, and in the this case the court finds such evidence has not been presented and agrant the finding of not guilty as requested on count two. >> the google glass displays an image in front

. >>> in 1987, 156 people died when flight 255 crashed. 4-year-old cecelia was the only one to survivehe breaks her silence for the first time. sole survivor airs tonight 9:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. i'm don lemon. thanks for watching. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> don, thanks. good evening, everyone. breaking news tonight in the new jersey bridge scandal. we've just learned that tomorrow the new jersey state assembly committee investigating it will be releasing nearly 1,000 pages of documents collected as part of its investigation. now, this ended a day that began with the man who polls say could be the next president of the united states taking on the scandal. chris christie's marathon session with reporters on revelations that a top aide and a close political appointee ordered up four days of epic traffic jams on the world's busiest bridge as political retribution. this morning in state capitol trenton governor christie apologized to the people of new jersey, said he was embarrassed,

we will be joined by cecelia -- societe generale's maine china economist -- main china economist. ♪ >on the move" coming to you live from our central hong kong studios and streaming on bloomberg.com and your mobile device. in a few moments, we will get to these china's slightly better than anticipated gdp numbers. let's have a look at that story after we have had a look at some of the big news of the day. >> it is monday, generate 20th, and these are the top stories. softbank is stepping up efforts to pull off another big acquisition in the u.s. this involves a potential deal with t-mobile. sources say softbank has entered into direct talks with deutsche telekom. softbank already owns the u.s. carrier sprint. malaysia wants to be a regional hub for energy efficient vehicles and will ease restrictions to attract foreign carmakers. the government is to issue new manufacturing licenses for high- tech green cars and offer customized incentives to boost investment from abroad. malaysia is gradually loosening their reins after years of protecting national carmaker proton. not much of a slow

cecelia adabie was found not guilty for wearing the high-tech device.ld not prove that it was turned on when she was pulled over. the ruling does not mean it's legal to turn on your google glass and drive. make sure you stay with us here at cnn as i'm sure jake tapper will have more on the shooting outside of this charter high school in philadelphia. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. "the lead" starts right now. >>> is edward snowden permitting himself a smile somewhere in the single digit temps of russia? i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." >>> forced by nsa leak source edward snowden, today president obama is changing the privacy changes. the politics lead. two bushes in the office are plenty. i'm paraphrasing the woman one calls wife and the other one calls mom. first lady barbara bush not too keen on her son jeb running

cecelia vega, fukushima, japan. >> japan's nuclear regulator tepco, they don't know how much radiationinto the water. >> definitely a big concern there. >>> coming up, unexpected reaction to childbirth. >> why more and more women are giggling through their labor pains. >>> and ahead in our next half hour, an amazing first for an amazing young man. why his life is changing for the better every single day. you're watching "world news now." you're watching s now." ♪ ♪ >>> i don't know whether to laugh but that song is creepy. you notice a theme here all week on "world news now," child birth. childbirth, the question we're asking today, is it a laughing matter? >> this is a laughing matter. all right. forget the epidural, laughing gas is returning to the maternity ward. abc's amy robach has the details. >> i want the epidural, okay? >> reporter: we've all seen extreme labor pains in movies like "knocked up." >> this woman needs an enema. >> reporter: and in the classic movie "nine months." while epidural have long been the resolution for labor pain, some women are looking at an old alterna

cecelia, illinois, what do you think? caller: good morning. that i thought the speech was boring.ear, there was hope. this year, i knew what he was going to say before he said them. the republican response basically picked out his big paws lines and used it for their -- pause lines and used it for their response. far as him saying john boehner, the son of a barkeep is yeah, the leader of the house. the one who gave the republican kedponse, she said she wor at mcdonald's, that she never dreamed she would be sworn in as a representative of the government. i want to make a quick point about mike huckabee in the comment he made last week. he ran to be the president. our national symbol, uncle sam, who is like a stern, strong, uncle who tells it is your duty to be of service. uncle sugar.e sam the republican who gave the gop response was cathy mcmorris rodgers. we can show you a little bit of what she had to say. the speaker of the house responded to the president's with a tweet and a vine come asking the president -- he tweeted out this vine, saying, where are the jobs? the leaders of

so if you had to cast cecelia garza tomorrow for tv, what actress would be perfect?to mind are movie stars. that would be shortsighted probably. >> but you always think about that? >> oh, sure. >> are you always putting faces to characters? >> sure. if it was penÉlope cruz, that would be really exciting. >> "chicago pd" a spin-off of "chicago fire." how do you know when a show or a series is right for spin-off? is it all ratings driven? >> it's mostly ratings driven. it's also the structure of that show. we had two really great cops in "chicago fire" last year playing continuing arcs. john and jason were too good to pass up. it looked like too good an opportunity to build a show around them that's complementary. >> you have become -- your name has become almost synonymous with the kind of tv crime genre. what do you watch? is that all you watch when you're sitting at home? what's your guilty pleasure? >> my guilty pleasure since i've got little kids is, i think, the latest one is "lego batman," which is just fabulous. >> that's what you spend your time watching? >> i