we have example here with deanna. possible, however, like i said, there are some things we can do to reduce our risks which would include keeping our stress levels low. walking which is simple, 30 minutes a day if possible to incorporate into your daily routine. make taking steps, avoiding the elevator, parking further way. getting extra steps in daily. >> deanna, stress was a factor in your case wasn't it? >> stress is a huge component for me. i'm a military spouse. i have a young child. life in itself. one of the things as women, we tend to put our families first. something interesting i've learned, sleep is a big component reducing stress, to make you get adequate sleep, working out and exercise. you're only as good to your family as you are to yourself. that's something we forget. that's something go red for women tries to make sure women are aware of. you have to be your own priority and advocate to have that healthy lifestyle. >> darby, are the risk factors different in men and women or the same? >> they're doin

in the late summer of 2007, amanda and her sister deanna traveled there to get her settled.st day in town, deanna found amanda a place to live. >> we were walking around, and the first thing amanda did, of course, was go down to her university. so we walked down there, and she went inside, and i sat outside and this girl came up and was posting something on the fence right next to where i was sitting. and i looked over, and it said -- all i could read because i don't speak italian was apartmento. >> and that was the apartment? >> uh-huh. that was it. >> once settled in perugia, amanda seemed to be living her dream. >> the first set of pictures she ever sent me were of the little house that she had found, and i was kind of looking at her going you have that kind of a view out of your backyard? and it was really -- you know, i was very happy for her. >> and just eight days before meredith's murder, amanda met a boy, an italian student named raffaello sollecito. was she in love? did she sound like a girl who was in love? >> she sounded like a girl who was infatuated with this y

in the late summer of 2007, amanda and her sister deanna traveled there to get her settled.e very first day in town, deanna found amanda a place to live. >> we were walking around and the first thing amanda did, of course, was go down to her university. so we walked down there and she went inside and i sat outside. and this girl came up and was posting something on the fence right next to where i was sitting. and i looked over and it said, all i could read in italian, was apartmento. >> and that was it. >> that was it. >> once settled, amanda seemed to be living her dream. >> the first pictures she ever sent me were of the little house that she had found. and i was kind of looking at her going, you have that kind of a view out of your backyard? and it was really, you know, i was very happy for her. >> and just eight days before meredith's murder, amanda met a boy. an italian student named rafaela solechi. was she a girl in young? >> they went over to acissi, so, yeah, there was definitely a big factuation there. i don't think they had time to fall in love by the time they we

her steer, deanna, dropping letter off at italy, making a video as they head there, teasing her aboutife and the boys she'll meet. first up, the snanaked mikchelao stat ud of david. >> statue of david. i don't know what it is about people that think guys are not attractive physically, but -- >> though amanda's real crush, harry potter. >> how do you like or in love with harry potter? >> i am. i'm reading it in german. i'm going to get the second one in italian. i'm not able to read it yet. i can't read italian yet. it's going to happen, baby. >> you look at the person who arrived there, what do you want to say? >> i would tell her not to be afraid of what's going to happen. because what happened to me hit -- hit me like a train. >> you are looking at a surveillance camera in perugia, italy as day turns into night. november 1, 2007, 8:41 pm, there is a small dot there,hard to see, something moving. in court, they will say this is probably the last image of meredith kercher alive, heading toward her home about 100 feet away. she will be brutally attacked in her bedroom. and we warn you,

deanna joe, the department's retired secretary for her 27 years of service, the 30-foot fire rescue boatump 2,000 gallons of water a minute. its new boat is one of only a handful of fire boats if the bay. >>> we had some fog early in the day. the sun is out, it's actually warm. >> we're talking about 70s for afternoon highs, so that mild weather pattern remains in place. some 70s to report this afternoon. if you can see on the maps, lower 70s in morgan hill, even san raphael. 73 degrees. on storm tracker, you can see the big cloud area is up to the north of the bay area especially to the north of you reek a -- eureka. and a few showers possible in mendocino counties. that fog already regrouping near the golden gate bridge. watch out for visit ability up in the bay and north bay. low visibility down to a half mile, as low as a quarter mile. we could have some drizzle possible, as well. possibly a little bit of a glaze on the roadways tomorrow morning. partly cloudy skies. here's a live camera of the beautiful bay bridge in san francisco with partly cloudy skies. tomorrow, sun/fog mix. thi

deanna fei will join erin brunette tonight. >>> to another discuss.re having around water coolers everywhere. that very public battle between woody allen ad his adopted daughter, dylan farrow, who claims he sexually molested her more than 20 years ago. it is very difficult to watch no matter whose side you believe. >> in an op ed yesterday, the director, woody allen, he defended himself. he blamed mia farrow for turning dylan against him as retribution after their relationship broke up. >> not that i doubt dylan hasn't come to believe she has been molested but if from the age of 7 a vulnerable child is taught by a strong mother to hate her father because he is a monster who abused her, it so unconceivable that after many years, the image of mimi ya mia to establish had taken root. >> dylan wrote, once again, woody allen is attacking me and my family to discredit and silence me but nothing he says or writes can change the truth. >> we are joined by kelly wallace and psychologist, jeff gardere. kelly, this is a mess. we are seeing dysfunction being play

. >> reporter: for deanna faye, every day with her daughter is a miracle. little mila was born more than three months premature. >> on her first day we were told we had -- i'm sorry, a one-third chance of her dying before we would ever be able to bring her home. >> reporter: faye's husband works for aol. last week ceo tim armstrong announced in his town hall meeting that it was changing its 401(k) benefits saying in addition to the rising cost of health care it had paid a million each for what he called two distressed babies born to aol staffers. he didn't name the baby, but they knew. >> it was sort of impossible to process that he was talking about my daughter, who was home with me at that time. you know, to hear her labeled a distressed baby. and to me there did sound like the implication that somehow we were greedy consumers of health care benefits, that we had kind of gobbled up more than our share of the pie. >> reporter: faye wasn't alone in her shock. the internet lit up with criticism, and aol quickly did an about-face, restoring its original 401(k

brakes rosa some progress has been made in the area humanitarian aid earlier kristy lee ann and jill deanna. the european commissioner in charge of international cooperation humanitarian aid in crisis response sat down with our colleagues at cctv america she is coming from or to be done to any of the suffering of the sea and people the first time in this war when the ceasefire pact to the colts and sound. we are keen to see more of those taken place since she's come to me anyway and this will only happen with concerted pressure on two sides of the fight inside tool belt for wasting weeks they can provide access for humanitarian organizations that can relieve the suffering of the syrian people this is the most heartbreaking for us because we have the magazine. we had the vaccines we had the fourth. we can save more lives. even there was more or axis being the most credible any inside the besieged there is a caldera meeting the syrians outing place this way are not yet seen. they cannot get out. amy holmes still is that we eat in the nation. bake in the cold for these people. it is absolutely

deanna. aye aye fresh as treaty to formalize its border with the baltic state of estonia that we as in japan's claim to form russian how the islands of hokkaido the only remaining ten two of this before my shower and clean sea islands which are controlled by a rash down russian find this is a gain of rough and his estonian counted on to other months i had to sign the deal the treaty sense the border drawn during the occupation by the former soviet union that means estonia has given up its claims to russian control and measuring two thousand three hundred square kilometers. as daniel is an ace by the soviet union during world war two. after winning independence in nineteen ninety one the country started negotiations to restore its former border. estonia finally agreed to the deal after the european union and the north atlanta treaty organization are statistically d mikey it's the russian border. estonian foreign minister later said the border deal will prevent future complex. russian president

my sister deanna is also the any salary of international competitions my doubt about it. alias is a violinist and also a lorry into nassau county since he now works for astana over and over. look us over for them dc and has won several awards and numerous international competitions including the grand prize in the national competition in kazakhstan and the clomid and the michelangelo of the international competition in milan. in two thousand and one organ the one that first fridays in the front sibling competition indiana. the next year he was awarded with a second prize and the internets to find some decent team astana. i pulled them over this. molly of the ones who this is not about talent only the new talents it is never enough. i think it is a li'l bit of everything including ending a flock. however accounting on a lucky moment or that it isn't enough either. one has to work a lot to master his talents. looking on improving yourself and your skills is crucial. i will continue to work. a census all the performances and played in the blackest on what the bnp to music cl

out a series of nsa reforms including changing section two fifteen the patriot act which underpins deanna says domestic phone spying program in nearby in the house judiciary committee. another hearing was underway that specifically honed in on these issues. this year that david medina of the privacy and civil liberties oversight board explained how this sort of surveillance for strips american civil liberties examine the privacy and civil liberties consequences of the program. i'm serious because the program contains highly sensitive information citizens art may be chilled in any effort their association rights in engaging with reporters or religious groups are also organizations. but knowing that the government wanting information about them and finally we also learned from that period that members of congress are having their own phone got swept up into the state's domestic phone spying program as well. but i can hardly as a surprise since we know that virtually all americans phone data is collected by the nsa according to city documents that's the latest coming from capitol hill. and s

>> reporter: deanna fei's husband works for a.o.l. their daughter meela is a healthy 16-month-old now but she was born four months premature and spent three months in the neonatal intensive care unit. >> the suggestion that her very existence could be called into question and blamed for corporate cost cutting made me really furious. >> reporter: it also angered many at a.o.l. who were disgusted with armstrong's examples and the idea of receiving retirement contributions once a year instead of on payday, delaying a.o.l.'s contributions to employee stock plans would allow it to keep more cash on hand but over time could deny employees better returns. the backlash at a.o.l. was so severe armstrong reversed the policy and called the fei family to apologize. armstrong and a.o.l. declined our request for an interview. in an e-mail to employees, armstrong wrote: >> i just hope that in the future we'll be more careful when we reduce a human life to a monetary figure. >> reporter: c.e.o. tim armstrong was at the center of controversy last summ

called deanna joe. she's not thrilled about having this vessel name aftered her >> the boss called me and this is probably work to three months ago. and they said they'd like to. and how did i feel about that? i'm honored they thought enough of me to want to do that, yes i'm embarrassed. really. >> tichlt anna retired after 27 years as a secretary. as for the boat it can pump 2,000 gallons of salt water per minute. >>> a fund raising drive reached a goal of reaching $50,000 for a homeless fan in seattle. ronnie andrews spotted among a sea of seahawks fans. do you remember this picture? lony awarded the -- abooster club began raising money for him on crowd funding web sites and set a goal of $5500. there is a link on abc7 news.com. >> a bay area canine just back from the dog show >> a contestant that >>> if you follow dog competitions you know a local pooch made history >> also, she helped to break a barrier at the kennel club >> guess who wayne freedman happened to find this afternoon? >> yes. good girl

the boat is called deanna joe.ot thrilled about having this vessel name aftered her >> the boss called me and this is probably work to three months ago. and they said they'd like to. and how did i feel about that? i'm honored they thought enough of me to want to do that, yes i'm embarrassed. really. >> tichlt anna retired after 27 years as a secretary. as for the boat it can pump 2,000 gallons of salt water per minute. >>> a fund raising drive reached a goal of reaching $50,000 for a homeless fan in seattle. ronnie andrews spotted among a sea of seahawks fans. do you remember this picture? lony awarded the -- abooster club began raising money for him on crowd funding web sites and set a goal of $5500. there is a link on abc7 news.com. >> a bay area canine just back from the dog show you have time to shop for car insurance today? yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i'm looking at it right

this is from deanna. she says term limits, get rid of those who have made careers out of this.an, we have people in office that are in their 70s and 80s. come on. harry says term limits. they get elected and forget why they got voted in. this from mike. he says this self-serving stuff has got to stop. starting with term limits and zero exemptions from the laws they impose on the rest of us. and from christina, get rid of cle career politicians. get rid of the outdated old guard. need some fresh ideas and new blood. american citizens want term limits. but politicians hate the very idea. so is there a realistic possibility we can get term lumpts in congress? joining me is tim jacob, the chairman of arkansas term limits. great to see you again. >> thank you very much. >> tim, you and i worked on a term limit initiative in 1992 in arkansas. >> yes, we did. >> it passed, overwhelmingly, the largest margin by a ballot initiative at that time. why do people want term limits? >> they want career politicians to stop. they want a shared responsibility in government. that's what it's all

deanna's child was born three months premature.he medical cost was in the thousands. >> it was sort of impossible to process that he was take talking about my daughter, who was home with me at that time, to hear her labeled a distressed baby and to me, there did sound like at a time implication that somehow we were greedy consumers of healthcare benefits that we had kind of gobbled up more than our share of the pie. he has spoken in very heart felt ways about how badly he feels for having caused us this hurt. and i accept that. >> armstrong announced the company was keeping the plan in plates after all. >>> much needed rain in california this weekend. it will help ease the drought. rebecca stenson with the forecast next. plus... ♪ >> a major milestone in history, the beatles invasion, 50 years after it all began. >> fault lines, hard hitting... >> they're blocking the door... >> ground breaking... >> we have to get out of here. >> truth seeking... al jazeera america's breakthrough instigative documentary series. over a year after t

. >>> oakland city administrator deanna santana may be trading in her job here in the bay area for either in the valley of the sun. 43-year-old santana is one of four finalists to become city manager of phoenix arizona. the phoenix city council is scheduled to interview finalists on february 19thment two city managers from other parts of arizona and the former city manager of cincinnati are also being considered for the position. >>> its hung in a church for more than a hundred years until yesterday. the puzzling church burglary. >> i don't know who would take it and what they would do with it. >> foggy conditions may make for a difficult morning community i'll late out when things will finally burn one of the best things about is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. for example, if you're a single person making less than $46,000 a year, or a family of four, earning up to $94,200, you may be eligible for premium assistance. the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. get answers, and get covered. find out if you're eligible an

. >>> oakland city administrator deanna santana may be trading in her job here in the bay area for either of the sun. 43-year-old santana is one of four finalists to become city manager of phoenix arizona. the phoenix city council is scheduled to interview finalists on february 19thment two city managers from other parts of arizona and the former city manager of cincinnati are also being considered for the position. >>> its hung in a church for more than a hundred years until yesterday. the puzzling church burglary. >> i don't know who would take it and what they would do with it. >> foggy conditions may make for a difficult morning community i'll late out when things will finally burn off for clearer skies. >>> thieves targeting pick you upper but it's not the truck or parts they are after the things inside that are making them a target. . >>> new video tonight from gilroy where a shooting has left one man dead and another seriously wounded. the incident began around 6:15 on the sidewalk this front of a park on mantel he street. police say two men got into a fight then two other men jump

this is from deanna. she says term limits, get rid of those who have made careers out of this.mean, we have people in office that are in their 70s and 80s. come on. harry says term limits. they get elected and forget why they got voted in. this from mike. he says this self-serving stuff has got to stop. starting with term limits and zero exemptions from the laws they impose on the rest of us. and from christina, get rid of cle career politicians. get rid of the outdated old guard. need some fresh ideas and new blood. american citizens want term limits. but politicians hate the very idea. so is there a realistic possibility we can get term lumpts in congress? joining me is tim jacob, the chairman of arkansas term limits. great to see you again. >> thank you very much. >> tim, you and i worked on a term limit initiative in 1992 in arkansas. >> yes, we did. >> it passed, overwhelmingly, the largest margin by a ballot initiative at that time. why do people want term limits? >> they want career politicians to stop. they want a shared responsibility in government. that's what it's al

our first from deanna. much about the country as you say you do, you will not pass this." quite a strong statement. our next response comes from george. he says, "i would prefer to see this product transported by pipeline than by truck or rail." and our next response comes from patsy. "people in the country, in this country, are supposed to have rights. i'm sick and tired of rich corporations thinking that their rights supersede those of regular citizens." and our last response tonight comes from rick. he says, "the oil trains are untenable and we are stuck with oil for years to come. we need the nasty stuff, so transport it in the best, safest way possible." thanks for your responses. we certainly want to thank all of you for watching this segment and we've got more coming up. our keystone pipeline xl investigation continues next. we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness if you qualify, and new car replacement, standard with our auto policies. so call libe

deanna's husband worked for aol. their daughter, mila was born more than three months premature.at the baby had a 1 in 3 chance of surviving. live here with us in the studio. thanks for coming by. first of all, what did armstrong say when he called you last night? >> well, i don't want to get into the exact words that he used because i feel like he really spoke to me as an individual, not in his public role as ceo, he spoke to me ace father of three, fellow parent and someone who had read my piece about what the whole experience had been like for my family and i think, you know, he expressed his regret in a heartfelt manner. he -- he assure immediate that he never meant to hurt my family. >> yeah. >> and i -- i take him for his word. i accepted his apology. and i think we can all agree that we've all said things that we wish we could take back. >> a note here, in an e-mail to the company on saturday, armstrong did write in part, quote, i made a mistake, and i appall guide for my comments last week at a town hall when i mentioned specific health care examples in trying to explain

. >> to me, the wake-up call was that deanna and i were talking recently and she was talking about ouri inhim playing soccer. >> even president obama has said if i had a son, i would not let him play football. now a new poll finds many agree. 40% of americans say they'd encourage their children to play a sport other than football because of concerns about concussions. when broken down further, the number is closer to 50% among wealthier americans, and near 60% among the most highly educated. >> any time you play a sport, there's a risk of getting hurt. >> young players are learning the dangers firsthand. >> all the pads we're wearing, it's very safe. >> there are efforts to make the game safer. redesigned thicker helmets and taking a closer look at the players themselves. >> we require them to be matched by age and weight. they don't generate nearly as much force. >> but this weekend, when tens of millions will be watching fooshlg it seems many are beginning to see the game differently. namath said no part of the body is made for playing football. it will be interesting, though, to see

the mother of one of the babies deanna fay whose husband works for aol came forward to address armstrong'sand in an interview with nbc news. >> it was sort of impossible to process that he was talking about my daughter who was home with me at that time. you know, to hear her label a distressed baby who cost the company too much money and therefore the ceo had to make the decision to cut retirement benefits. it just seemed like so completely dehumanizing. >> in an e-mail to staff on thursday, armstrong said aol would reinstitute matching 401(k) contributions on a per pay period basis. he also apologized for his remarks saying he made a mistake by mentioning specific health care examples when trying to explain the company's decision-making process. fay says armstrong has reached out to her family and she has accepted his apology. health care costs don't tend to directly affect a company's spending on retirement benefits, but they say that most companies do consider them in tandem. although some were surprised aol would attribute high medical expenses to specific people. while most large self

. >> joust over a year ago, deanna faye almost lost her newborn daughter. >> it was such a traumaticpened. >> now the world knows. born almost four months premature, she is one of the so called disstressed babies, a term used by ceo armstrong while talking about the trim to the company's retirement package. he told staffers, care for the two unnamed quote unquote disstressed babies that cost the company about a million each. >> there sounded like the implication that somehow we were greedy consumers of health care benefits. that we had gobbled up more than our share of the pie. >> faye's husband works for aol. >> it did feel like a violation of my family's privacy. it felt like a complete dehumanization of my daughter. >> on the internet, outrage was instant. armstrong apologized telling staffer, i made a mistake. he reversed the company's benefit change and called the family to personally apologize. >> i don't think tim armstrong plenty to hurt our family. >> armstrong never identified the so called disstressed babies. faye that came forward in the article for the magazine said it w

deanna fay, wife of an employee knew her daughter was being called out.llion in pay in 2012 and felt the need to announce a cut in benefits on the day he touted the best earnings of the year. they have been grateful for benefits that are generous, she writes. the hardest thing to bear has been the whiff of judgment in armstrong's statements. >> there did sound like the implications that somehow we were greedy consumers of health care benefits and we gobbled up more than our share of the pie. >> armstrong has now reversed the retirement change he announced in the meeting. aol will be matching the contributions as it has before and he called to apologize and he talked about that on the "today" show. >> as the father of three kids and went to a fellow parent. >> i appreciated it and i forgive him. >> with me now, digital editor at large. associate editor at the atlantic. welcome to you and i would like to begin with you. you write this article, vetting armstrong's claim. i'm glad you did this. regarding the $2 million with infant care costs. we know now, one

the boat, which will bear the name deanna jo, was founded by a half million dollar grant from the department 2,000 gal. of water a minute. the christening will take place at 10:00 a.m. at the marino on clements avenue and is open to the public. >> we've got some wild video from wisconsin of a brawl on a moving bus -- with no one behind the wheel. it started last month when this bus driver exchanged words with a teenager, whose face is blurred here. the driver had had problems with the boy on previous rides. the teen sits down, but then gets up and punches the driver. the driver gets out of his seat -- with the bus still moving -- and beats up the teen. he told police he feared for his life. the passengers probably feared for theirs, too. because you can see the bus keeps rolling. right into three parked cars. the driver was fired. his union is trying to get his job back. the teenager was arrested, then released to his mother. he has a court date coming up. >> coming up on the kron 4 news. will have more on the winter weather. >> also we will have more on the game with the warriors. >> secret

. >> reporter: for deanna fay, every day with her daughter is a miracle.hird chance of her dying before we would ever be able to bring her home. >> reporter: fei's husband worked for aol. last week, tim armstrong announced in a town hall meeting it was changing its 401(k) benefit, saying in addition to the riding costs of health care, it had paid $1 million each for what he called two distressed babies born to aol staffers. he didn't name the families, but fei knew. >> it was sort of impossible to process that he was talking about my daughter, who was home with me at that time. you know, to hear her labelled a distressed baby -- and to me, there did sound like the implication that somehow we were greedy consumers of health care benefits. that we had kind of gobbled up more than our share of the pie. >> reporter: fei wasn't alone in her shock. the internet lit up with criticism, and aol quickly did an aboutface, we storing its original 401(k) policy. in a letter to the staff, armstrong said, i made a mistake, and i apologize for my comments last week at the