cecelia says he is the link between her before and after. he went to her wedding and they danced at her reception. dan simon, cnn, san francisco. >>> 162 people were on board airasia flight 8501. now their families are waiting for the bodies to be identified. we will look at the tough work ahead for those responsible for identifying the dead. >>> look at this amazing video out of washington state. as you can see, entire homes being moved off their foundations. severe weather caused several mudslides in one neighborhood. up to 300 people were escorted from their homes after being stranded by the slide since early monday. at least three homes were knocked off their foundations. so far we haven't heard of any injuries which is good news. >> certainly. >>> firefighters in chicago needed extra time to put out this blaze on monday, and that's because the fire hydrants were frozen. workers from the water department had to be called to the scene to help pull them out. the wave of brutally cold weather in the u.s. is expected to continue all week. >>

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, 18,000 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

that's what happened to cecelia crocker. at 4 years old, the sole survivor in a 1987 northwest airlines crash that killed her mother, father, brother and 151 others. she spoke about the long road back in a cnn documentary. >> i remember feeling angry and survivor's guilt, why didn't my brother survive? why didn't anybody? you know, why me? >> reporter: but in the years since cecelia says she has healed and is happy. as for little sailor, released from the hospital today, miraculously with just minor cuts and scrapes. the family saying tonight "we are devastated by this loss, but confident they rest in god's loving arms." federal investigators are now on the ground in kentucky. they say it will take at least two days to comb through the crash site, but, cecilia, today was especially difficult because of bad weather. >> a remarkable story, gloria, thank you. abc news aviation consultant colonel steve ganyard joins us now from washington. steve, this plane was less than ten miles from the nearest airport. so what could have pos

cecelia. >>> we move on to the gruesome attack from isis. the race to save two japanese hostages lost tonight. the terrorist group saying they beheaded one man. that's him there. and now a desperate countdown to save the other. president obama ashort time confirming and condemning the brutal murder. abc's chief correspondent brian ross has the story. >> reporter: u.s. and japanese officials tonight are condemning what appears to be the latest example of cruelty and barbarity of isis. one of two japanese hostages, television journalist kenji goto, forced to hold a photo of what appears to be his beheaded cellmate and then read a plea for his own life asking for a prisoner swap instead of the original $200 million ransom demand. >> they are being fair. they no longer want money, so you don't need to worry about funding terrorists. >> reporter: in japan, prime minister shinzo abe demanded the hostage's immediate release, calling the video an outrageous and unforgivable act. goto's mother said today her son sounded extremely nervous and added th

cecelia cichan says she's living her happiest life and we certainly wish the same path to recovery fored cecelia and that plane crash and they identified her by the nail polish that her grandmother had put on her fingernails before they got on the airplane. that's how family members were able to identify her in the hospital. pretty incredible. thank you. >> we do share your sentiment about little sailor. thank you. >> thanks, gloria. >>> coming up here on "gma," macklemore's surprise and very personal announcement. "pop news" with sara haines coming up. keep it here. and strong nails. and vitamin c and e for vibrant skin. give it a month, if your hair, skin and nails don't look and feel more beautiful we'll give you your money back. i did it...and i feel beautiful. take the nature's bounty hair, skin and nails challenge visit naturesbounty.com for details. in delicious gummies too! if you have medicare part d, walgreens gets that you might be at the corner of "looking for a good deal" and "sheesh, i wish i'd looked some more." that's why walgreens makes it easy to switch your prescript

cecelia miller was raised on this fry bread.er daughter now manages this restaurant. >> this is biscuit dough? >> correct. >> how long. >> 20 25 seconds. >> fixing fry bread is an art form. i tried my hand at it. >> you're just turning it around in the side. >> splashing? >> no. >> okay. >> perfect. it's about ready to flip. and turn it. >> mine's a little dark. >> it's okay. >> on the other side they are stretching and heating up paper thin traditional tortillas. >> we are agricultural people. we used what we could. >> at fry bread house, another tradition, a kind of hospitality passed down through the generations. >> treat them like you would your own family. offer them something to eat. in indian country it's come in sit down. >> when it comes to the name washington red skins, the reaction is far less than friendly. >> it impacts our brothers and sisters. that is something that is meaningful for them. i don't like it. >> we kind of got used to that in the city but on the reservation, it is hurtful to them. >> the fry bread ho

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i will note that api wellness is part of this coalition and just mentioned that cecelia chung is an active member, and the cbos that are doing this work are organizations that do work in a lot of different segments of our community. it's not just about one segment but with that said we can always do more to make sure we're reaching everyone, but i don't think it's a fair criticism to suggest that this consortium is not reflective of the community. >> let me just disagree with that. i don't think it's just something that would be a good idea to do increase diversity. i actually think it's not just a good idea it's always critical to being successful. i appreciate the work that has been done but i think if we're really going to tackle this issue head on we have to make sure that from the moment that we start talking about the issue that the right people are in the room and at least based on this presentation, based on the roftster that i see i don't think the diversity of this community, especially the people disproportionately impacted is represented here and have an obligation to point tha

saint cecelia down one point with a second left, matt gets the inbound pass from jack isdale, hoistsstance shot. and the bank is open. it is open. nicely done, young man. way to use the square if you capture a buzzer beater or an amazing play on tape, hit me up on facebook or twitter maybe we'll show it right here on "eyewitness news", can we get it one more time up and boink, nicely done. erika, back to you. >> and you watch these tapes multiple times to watch that? >> oh, it was ledge it. >> following story after two overnight gas leaks in norristown jan? >> reporter: erika fortunately, no injuries on scene here at norristown at two separate locations coming up we'll tell you what led to high levels of carbon monoxide. >> jan thanks. also, a unholy crime, a thief strikes at a philadelphia church, and it is not even the first time they've been victimized this month. also vittoria and katie return they've got your traffic and weather together on the 3's. katie watching for some snow this weekend when will it hit? she'll tell you knack two >> two separate carbon monoxide leaks overnig

. >> here's cecelia. >> no note no. clue. just a gnome vanished. >> we put him in the front yard.ody stole him. >> but then one day he came home. gnome napper chronicle the 6 month road trip from san francisco to the grand canyon yellow stone to the vegas strip. >> took him on a little vacation. they fed him. they gave him beer. >> dina and brandon smith and the reunited gnome now on a little vacation of their own. arizona or bust to see the superbowl bound seahawks. >> do you have any idea who took him? >> no idea. >> no idea. >> the little guy in town for the big game and for afternoon he's all mine. we need some players. but this is a man of few words. why are you here? garden variety he is not. we take in the sight and take on some fan. tom deflate gate please. gnome gate is the real mystery of superbowl 49. this is abc news 96. >>> if there you go. >> time to continue with the sports thigh. larry will talk about the superbowl and other matter ins sports. >> if the gnome could talk do you know what he would say? i'm here because i don't want to get fined. the on the day that l

. >> cecelia. >> head up head up i'm coy. even in the crush of superbowl media day there is one question the new england patriots can't seem to escape. >> if i say deflate gate you say what. >> no comment. >> day after reports that the nfl named a locker room attendant as person of interest attendant as person of interest, most players had little to say about the lingering controversy. >> notify idea how it works honestly. i just go out there and catch the ones that tom throws at me. >>reporter: but patriots owner robert craft spoke out for them. >> i think they think it's a bunch of hogwash. >>reporter: saying his team might deserve an apology from the nfl. >> this is the crazy >> this is the craziness that is media day. thousands of people down here on the field. fans journalist but guess what, fans journalist but guess what one player you can't get anywhere near. >> i'm focus on the game. >> nfl did he cling to comment on the fox sports report claiming the league has video of a patriots locker room attend apartment taking

in 1987, cecelia was 4 years old when she was the sole survive of flight 255. 154 people were killedirline crashed in detroit, including her entire family. decades later, she still has scars and something more. >> i got this tattoo. this is a reminder of where i've come from. >> reporter: she credits luck for her survival. austin hatch believes a higher power may have helped him. >> i think god has had his hand on me. and i think there was a plan for my life. >> reporter: in 2003 when hatch was just 8 years old shall the small plane his father was piloting crashed killing his mother and siblings. hatch and his father survived. then tragically eight years later in 2011 hatch was in another crash. this time his father again the pilot, was killed as was his stepmother. hatch was the only survivor. his brain injury so bad he had to re-learn to walk and even talk. now just a few years after the second crash he's on a basketball scholarship at the university of michigan and scored his first career points last month. >> basketball has sort of has gave me something to shoot for. and it's bee

>> cecelia jones says the answer is b, in-laws can be ignored while using the phone and the computer. we'll have more of your responses and the correct answer in 30 minutes. it 16:11. you're -- >>> welcome back. i'm nick giovanni in the newsroom. coming up 06:13. here's what's in the news right now. two former vanderbilt football players are found guilty of rape and assault in connection with an on campus attack in 2013. >> guilty of aggravated rape. guilty of aggravated rape. >> reporter: it took a nashville jury just a few hours to convict former vanderbilt university football players brandon vandenberg and cory beatty. the two were each found guilty of aggravated rape and sexual battery. prosecutors say they laughed and took photos as a group of men raped and defiled a female neuroscience student in june of 2013. >> did you consent to any of the acts that were done to you? >> absolutely not. >> did you consent that any photographs or videos being taken of you? >> shootly not. >> reporter: prosecutors say vanderberg brought his 21-year- olden down shus girlfriend the night of one wi

>> reporter: cecelia was 4 years old when she survived the crash of 255. the phoenix bound went down in august of 1987 moments after taking off from detroit. killing 154 people on board. >> started falling down from the sky. the pilot told us we were going to crash. >> reporter: george was 17 when he became the sole survivor of a 1985 crash in reno that killed his father and 69 others. >> translator: i remember the plane started to descend and they told us to fasten our seat belts because we were crashing. >> reporter: another example of a survivor. 12 years old at the time of a yemeni airplane that crashed into the indian ocean in 2009 killing 152 on board and in addition to age, where a person sits on a plane may improve chances of survival. by popular mechanics, a study found sitting toward the rear of the plane increases odds of surviving a crash. researchers looked at every commercial jet crash since 1971. in 11 of 20 crashes studied passengers sitting at the back of the plane did better. but dr. betts practicing in oakland for more than 3 decades sai

cecelia miller was raised on this dough on the reservation in arizona. her daughter now manages this restaurant for legions of loyal fans coming from all over. so this is biscuit dough. >> correct. >> reporter: and how long? >> 20 25 seconds. >> reporter: fixing fry bread is an artform. i tried my hand at it. >> so you're just kind of turning it around in your hand and pinching the sides. perfect. then you flip it down, turn it. >> reporter: there we go. on the other side of the kitchen they're stretching and heating up paper-thin traditional flower tortillas. >> they're over a tractor disk as we're agriculture people, we improvised, used what we could. >> at fry bread house, another tradition, a kind of hospitality passed down through the generations. >> as they walk in the door, treat them like you would your own family. in indian country it's come in, sit down, let me get you something to eat. >> reporter: when it comes to the name washington redskins the reaction here is far less than friendly. >> it impacts our brothers and sisters so that is someth

in 1987 cecelia was just four years old when she was the sole survivor of northwest airlines flight 255rashed on takeoff in detroit, including her entire family. decades later, she still has scars and something more. >> i got this tattoo this is a reminder of where i've come from. >> reporter: she credits luck for her survival. austin hatch believe asahier power may have helped him. >> i think god had his hand on me. i think it was a plan for my life. >> reporter: in 2003 when hatch was just eight years old, the small plane his father was pilot piloting crashed killing his mother and siblings. hatch and his father survivored. tragically eight years later in 2011 hatch was in another crash. this time his father again the pilot, was killed as was his stepmother stepmother. hatch was the only survivor. his brain injuries so bad he had to relearn to walk and even talk. now just a few years after the second crash, he's on a basketball scholarship at the university of michigan and scored his first career points last month. >> basketball has sort sort of given me something to shoot for and it'

. >> my dad was at saint cecelias and my mom was at holy name. >> look at that huh?n the aisle there. >> gorgeous. >> what do you think of the dress. >> loving the dress. >> i'm not good at critiques. it is beautiful obviously. >> that is beautiful. >> look at the beau kwachl. >> 1961. sometimes trends come back. sometimes they go. sometimes you see the ties. sometimes you don't. anyways, that is them back in 1961. adds you mentioned the wedding fair kicked off in san francisco at 11:00. it hasn't started yet -- >> we pried our way in though. >> there is one couple there he was there at 7:30 with his fiance. >> he is like what is that guy doing? there are games today. >> that is the strategy, get in and get out. if you're there before the crowds you get to get all of your questions answerappeared then you're out of there -- answered and then you're out here. >> alley has been out there all morning with all of the good stuff. good mo! >>reporter: good morning mike. in the last live hit i showed you the elaborate table setting and the chairs, the dressings were so orna