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dugard speaks to diane sawyer in an exclusive new interview and update on how she's doing now.s tomorrow on abc world news with diane sawyer. >>> >>> well known marijuana advocate kicked out of san francisco hospital tonight. she had her stash with her while seeking treatment at uc sf medical center. but she was shown the door. lil i don't know kim reports. >> i'm angry. i'm angry. >>reporter: she can't believe what happened to her tonight. she has epilepsy and terminal brain condition. her neurologist september her to the medical center to get a brain scan. at first the staff was okay with her vapor ides er until an hour later then they kicked her out. >> another doctor came in and said she went to the pharmacy and the pharmacy said they were going to call the feds. if i used the cannabis. and i said look i have a right to use it. all my documentation in there. i'm vapor and not smoking it. she said we are going to call the federal. i said call them. >>reporter: she's well known advocate for medical pot. she sued the government 10 years ago for out log marijuana even though st

dugard speaks to diane sawyer in an exclusive new interview and update on how she's doing now.hat's tomorrow on abc world news with diane sawyer. >>> well known marijuana advocate kicked out of san francisco hospital tonight. she had her stash with her while seeking treatment at uc sf medical center. but she was shown the door. lil i don't know kim reports. >> i'm angry. i'm angry. >>reporter: she can't believe what happened to her tonight. she has epilepsy and terminal brain condition. her neurologist september her to the medical center to get a brain scan. at first the staff was okay with her vapor ides er until an hour later then they kicked her out. >> another doctor came in and said she went to the pharmacy and the pharmacy said they were going to call the feds. if i used the cannabis. and i said look i have a right to use it. all my documentation in there. i'm vapor and not smoking it. she said we are going to call the federal. i said call them. >>reporter: she's well known advocate for medical pot. she sued the government 10 year ago for out log marijuana even th

from abc news, this is abc "world news" with diane sawyer. >>> good evening. we begin with breaking news on the massive earthquake hours ago in mexico. here is the moment it struck in mexico city, frightened workers frieding out the quake. one person said we didn't know whether to run or fall on the floor. out on the streets, mothers comforted their children until the quake passed. it seemed forever as a highway bridge was no match for the quake. a car was pulverized. the epicenter of the quake was 115 miles outside the beach resort of acapulco and thousands of american travelers are in the quake zone there. one of them, the president's oldest daughter and the white house weighed in on that today. as abc's david wright tells us about the moment of impact. >> reporter: the powerful quake hit around noon local time. a violent shaking motion. >> horrible, horrible. >> reporter: people felt it all the way to mexico city. abc's jose cohen is there. >> as you can see, people are afraid to go back in -- afraid of replicas. >> reporter: several bridges collapsed there

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i think i see diane sawyer. eric severeid, and ed fuoy, who was with several of the networks, teddy white who wrote the books "making the president" and dan rather, bill buckley is at the back. i want to ask you about him. john chancellor i think. barbara walters. fay well, who was with storer broadcast and helen thomas who is still sitting in the white house newsroom is in this. not only in this picture but in other pictures that you have. where did you find that picture? and did you know any of those names? did you know those folks when you saw them in the picture? >> no, i knew very few of them. we found the photograph in the -- i think it's in the national archives in washington, because there's a whole record of the nixon trip which was taken by both chinese and american photographers. and i couldn't match names to all faces. i have a list of all the journalists who were there, but i didn't know enough of them, but i did recognize diane sawyer and a few others. this is the creme de la creme of the american

diane sawyer right back here in the chair tomorrow night. i'm david muir.ight. diane sawyer right back here in the chair tomorrow night. i'm david muir. good night. >>> lots of snow but this isn't the sear . a there's know right here in the bay area, just intime time for the first day of spring. the sun came out today but it was cold, and that means the snow is still around. lillian kim is at mt. hamilton tonight. >> reporter: we're at 4200 feet elevation, and a lot of people have been clamoring to get to the summit. but unfortunately everyone was turned away. caltrans closed mt. hamilton road to the general public because of icy and dangerous road conditions. a big disa appointment to people who wanted to drive up and play in the snow, but the people at the observatory are happy about the road

i had a chance to sit down and talk with diane sawyer about what they have coming up on "world news."at to talk with you once again. i understand you have the tape of george zimerman that was shot minutes after he shot martin. >> we broke it last night. we obtained it exclusively. we are going to go through it and show you frame by frame what it tells us about what the evidence is. another story that we broke that filler in a lot of the beef, we are getting inside the paltn. -- plant. >> that story that a lot of attention in this region as well. those stories and more coming up tonight on abc world news with diane sawyer. >> time for a track -- time for a check on the traffic situation. >> we are seeing delays on 395 south as you travel around washington boulevard heading toward duke street. inside the beltway we have a crash and the closure. a little further east near the dulles connector. slow on the inner and outer lips of the beltway. delays began around the dulles toll road toward the 270 spur. also some delays on 270 toward 370 heading all the way toward urbana. interlude delays

. >> thank you, heather in, an abc news exclusive, jaycee dugard tells diane sawyer she doesn't always intend to live in hiding. diane spoke to jaycee eight months ago. she described how she survived 18 years in the backyard of a home near antioch. her kidnappers are in prison. this week, jaycee spoke with diane in new york city after being recognized at diane von furstenberg awards. >> you felt angry? >> i am angry. you know, for what they did and what they took away. on the other hand very two beautiful daughters that i can never be sorry about. >> you can watch the interview with jaycee dugard tonight on world news at 5:30. >> and much more still to come on abc 7 news at 4:00. you've heard of crime waves. some say there is a crime tide nationwide. >> also ahead, feds looking into google but it's apple they want to talk to. emily chang will explain at the bloomberg west report. >> and looking at skyway in downtown san francisco as you expect with rain and wet conditions out there, slow going in both directions. those folks have left to right going towards lower deck of the bay bridge

but told abc's diane sawyer she had overcome her demons. >> i can't tell you it's all going to be perfect, diane. >> everybody says it's day by day, day by day. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> but now do you say, not at all? or do you say, i can -- >> i could tell you that. i could tell you that. i am not self-destructive. i'm not a person who wants to die. i'm a person who has life and wants to live. >> tragically, that wouldn't hold true. juju chang, abc news, new york. >> tmz reports the cocaine was removed before the police had arrived so that's why they didn't find anything. patricia houston said they are saddened to learn of the results but are kind of relieved to move forward and have some closure. >> i don't think anybody is really surprised but it's sad just the same. >>> the mystery surrounding a series of booms in wisconsin is a mystery no more. we've been showing you this. geologists say a 1.5 magnitude earthquake hit the city of clintonville early tuesday morning. they say because of the low magnitude, what most people there didn't feel any shaking but the area was plagued by booming

now, here's a preview of what's ahead on world news at 6:30 with diane sawyer. >> coming up a brand-new scam. are thieves pretending to be your children, grand children, using sphoob to trick you out of thousands of dollars. see how they do it on world news. [ male announcer ] for making cupcakes and deposits at the same time. for paying your friend back for lunch from your tablet. for 26 paydays triggered with a single tap. for checking your line, then checking your portfolio. for making atms and branches appear out of thin air. simple to use websites, tools, and apps. for making your financial life a little bit easier. simple to use websites, tools, and apps. >>> you like them. you really like them starbucks is the most liked fast food chain on facebook. the daily meal website said the chain has more than 29 million likes. facebook users who like starbucks often get discounts and special offers. with the good news comes bad news. vegetarians were told the strawberry rapid cream frappuccinos were real. apparently they've been using dye made from crushed bugs. starbucks said the additiv

. >>> tune in to world news with diane sawyer, and the mania surrounding the lottery. >> it will be covered on 20s tomorrow-- "20/20". it's called lotto frenzy, and that's followed by abc2 news at 11. >>> now to gas prices that continue to go up. the average price for regular gas is $3.95 in ball. premium is up to $4.22. we checked out the prices at yes and seminary. their prices were $3.88 or $3.89. then $3.97 right across the street. one station had price over $4 a gallon. we want to take you to our website at abc2news.com. there you'll find the cheapest gas prices in our area. under the traffic tab you click on prices and you'll find the list by people in the area and you'll find a map you can use to find the best prices. all right. democracy 2012. the maryland primary is coming up on tuesday. that's why governor martin o'malley was voting this afternoon. the governor cast his vote. this is the second time that maryland voters had a chance to vote. the governor said voters should take advantage of this opportunity. >> the truth is every election is important. each one of us needs to vote

a preview of what's ahead the 6:30 were diane sawyer. >>> coming up on world news, it's called the town that medicare built, paid for with your taxpayers -- tax dollars. a look at an undercover dwrnd mother. that's coming up tonight on world news. >>> unemployment hit a four-year low. the dow jones industrial average rose 278 points to close -- 28 points, short of 13,000. the nasdaq closed at 2989. the s&p 500 rose eight points to close at 1,374. >>> in your money tonight after consumer outrage led bank of america to retreat from a $5 debit card last fall, you could still be paying some fees. a new policy would require many basic checking account holders to pay a fee unless they agree bank online and maintain a certain balance. it's being tested at three states. other options include using the bank's credit card or taking a mortgage with bank of america. >>> imagine being worth $500 billion. what if just the rumor of a new product gets the entire world's attention. everyone wants to be just like you. then, women, you must be apple. >> reporter: fortune magazine is out with a list of the

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george stephanopoulos and diane sawyer will again anchor this evening's coverage. and of course "world news now" will have a full wrap-up early wednesday morning. >>> republican senator john mccain is calling on the white house to launch air strikes against syria. the senator says president obama has been too soft on the syrian government. he says military intervention is the only way to end president assad's brutal assault on his own people. and in syria civilians who have managed to escape the opposition stronghold of homs describe living in fear that they would be slaughtered in their own homes. they insist the government offensive is widening and the atrocities turning more brutal. the u.n. estimates that 7,500 civilians have died so far. now a lot of journalists are fleeing as well. there's a good chance there may not be any account of what is going on in that grief-stricken country now. >> very sad. >>> we're going to turn now to an abc news exclusive. general john allen, the senior u.s. commander in afghanistan, is at the center of a firestorm after he apolo

. >> that is in an abc news exclusive, jaycee dugard tells diane sawyer she doesn't always intend to live in hiding. diane spoke to jaycee eight months ago. describing how she lived in the backyard of her captain over's home. she spoke with diane in new york city of being honored for an award. >> you felt more anger? >> i am angry. you know? for what they did and what they took away. but on the other hand i have two beautiful daughters i can never be sorry about. >> you can watch the interview with jaycee dugard on world news tonight at 5:30 right after this newscast. >> irish airline aer lingus it will stop forcing passengers using greek pass ports to take language tests. the tests asked passengers to fill out storms forms in english and greek. a greerk db born irish executive complained after being stopped in spain saying none of the staff spoke greek anyway. the consumer news, get the lead out. a survey released shows high amounts of lead still being found in low-cost childrens and adult jewelry. there is a problem that doesn't seem to go away. >> we've reported on this, here we ar

diane sawyer reporting. >> any at any rate contamination of drinking water near the california farms where much of our food is grown is getting worth tonight. presence of nitrate in raw drinking water in the salinas and san joaquin valley the report concluded more than 1 million people cringe water with any at any rate levels above the health stand arrested. >> this is a number that has increased steadily over the last 50 to 60 years. we have known about the problem and reported to the legislature 25 years ago and since then we have had an increase of 50% in the amount of any at any rate estimated leaving in ground water e-chemical fertilizer and livestock manure are the main source of the any at any rate contamination. high level of any at any rate linked to cancer and reproduction disorders. fixing the problem though will be very expensive. estimated at 35 million dollars per year. >>> state senator yee wants to make sure the next uc berkeley chancellor isn't given a salary increase as incentive to take the job. current chancellor robert announce cad that he will leave office at th

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here's a preview of what's ahead at 6:30 with diane sawyer. >> one of the most powerful men in the country, the man who watches over our economy. what will the sphed ral chairman say -- federal chairman say. @ @ @ >>> stocks dropped today. the dow fell about 44 points to close at 13,198. the s&p 500 fell fur points to close at 1413. >>> if you're thinking about buying a bigger home or jumping into the housing market for the first time. home price dropped for the fifth month in a row in january. the average home in january lost value, some of the lowest since 2002. >>> if you're planning a summer trip, it got more expensive. southwest airlines are raising ticket prices to compensate for the higher jet fuel cost. it's $10 per round trip. others are doing the same thing. >>> congress is now taking up the debate over what to do about the u.s. postal service. the post master general spoke in front of the house subcommittee today. it could include buyouts, benefit cuts and stop your mail delivery on saturday. >>> nokia said it will start selling its lumina 900 smartphone for $99. the phones can

here's a preview of what's ahead on world series with --ed on world news with diane sawyer. >> he tapanced in the subways to put himself through college. that's tonight. >>> millions of college grads will be heading out into the workforce in a few short months, but the job market is really a tough one. when it comes to wages, young people are getting hit hard. we have the details. >> reporter: despite signs of improvement, young adults are feeling the paint average income for those between that 23 and 29 have been declining and the losses since the recession have been more pronounced. entry level wages for male grads dropped 11%. wages for female graced dropped 8% according to a new report from the economic policy institute. these numbers are adjusted for inflation, so this really show as strong downward trend. in terms of actual dollars men with a college degree makes about $21 an hour. women make less under $19 an hour or $39,000 a year. it takes people much long tore pay off their student loans and it limits their spending which in turn hurts the economy. plus, their ladder to succ

diane sawyer and george stephanopoulos have our coverage tonight. we'll wrap up tomorrow on "america this morning." >>> the republican candidates have come under fire for not directly criticizing rush limbaugh. now ten advertisers have abandoned his radio show after the disparaging remarks about the georgetown law student. >> rush apologized yesterday for calling her a slut and a prostitute. she talked on "the view" yesterday saying she doesn't want an apology. >> i don't want a personal phone call. the attacks on the air were enough personal contact for a lifetime. >> she says the insults are an attempt to slils her and millions of other women. >>> the u.s. has a strategic obligation, says john mccain, to force out president assad and those that support him. thousands of sere yans fleeing the violence and crossing the border to lebanon. what to do about syria is likely to be on the mind of the president. he speaks today, live, at 1:15 eastern. >>> donations piling up this morning for residents blind sided by the twister this is week. more teams fro

tune in with diane sawyer. the winning secrets, how to win big and the logic behind it. that's coming up in about 20 minutes right here on abc. >>> he wore a mask ever since he was accidentally shot in the face. coming up, a historic face transplant allowed him to remove his mask and feel more comfortable in public. >>> it is becoming more done in kids and it's scary. the one injury parent should be looking out for. >>> weather wise today, 55 at bwi. you have to remember 58 is still normal for this part of late march. we have a winner. aaron, congrats. you get an abc2 storm umbrella. we have the answer right after this break. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] virtual wallet can help you be that person who's good with money. see what's free to spend. move money with a slide. save with a shake. feel good about your decisions. >>> let's go out to western maryland. it was frostburg. beautiful this time of the year. wyatt will be back with the details. >>> want to take you to the university of maryland. i hope you saw the story we ran at 5:00. want to show you again. >>> the first fac

the singer herself telling diane sawyer in 2002. >> i can't tell you it's always going to be perfect diane. >> reporter: no, everyone says it's day by day. day by day. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> reporter: now do you say, not at all? >> i'm going to tell you that. i could tell you that. i am not self-destructive. i'm not a person who wants to die. i'm a person who has life and wants to live. >> reporter: houston divorced her husband, bobby brown. at the time of her death, the person closest to her, her child, bobbi kristina. she told oprah her mother was maligned and misunderstood. >> everything that everyone is safing about her, all that negativity is just -- it's garbage. >> yeah. >> that's not my mother. >> reporter: but dr. drew says it's not unusual for an addict to mislead family. and not surprising for them to deny continued drug use. >> addicts all lie. that's a feature of their disease. >> reporter: making tonight's final medical findings hard for her family and friends to hear. but buried in that autopsy report is the unavoidable conclusion that for this great and troubled star,

now here's a preview of what's ahead on world news with diane sawyer. >>> coming up on world news, an american factory was dark. its contents nearly sold for scrap and then one woman had a big idea. 175 new workers bringing america back. how did she do it? see it tonight. [ female announcer ] with swiffer wetjet, cleaning better, doesn't have to take longer. i'm done. i'm going to... drink this... on the porch! ♪ give me just a little more time ♪ [ female announcer ] mops can be a hassle, but swiffer wetjet's spray cleaner and absorbent pads can clean better in half the time so you don't miss a thing. swiffer. better clean in half the time. or your money back. and for dry messes big and small try swiffer sweeper vac. >>> in tonight's consumer alert, passengers on united continental faced delays and long wait times because of a glitch over the weekend. the airline had combined reservation information including frequent flier accounts from the two emerging airlines saturday. the airline played down the glitches and say they're now on track with the transition. >>> when this comes to tv

the other hand i have two beautiful daughters that i can never be sorry about. >> you can watch diane sawyer's entire interview with jaycee dugard tonight on "world news" at 5:30. >> walt disney company announcing new program to help returning veterans find new jobs. announced in kansas city, disney will provide at least 1,000 job and career opportunities for returning service members over the next three years and launch a public awareness campaign to convince other businesses to follow suit. we have a link on our website abc7news.com look under see it on tv. by the way, disney owns abc7. >>> that's nice. maybe the mouse ears may keep your head dry in the bay area. not so much. >>> let's take a look at mount tamalpais good indicator of what going up in the clouds at 2800 feet. plenty of winds and a lot of rain. >>> how the homeless helped patch up the wifi dead spots in one texas city. >>> what you may have in common with lindsay lohan and kim kardashian. do you all have money coming to you? >>> this is not how you want to start your day. a jet was badly damaged when it rolled off a taxiway at

. >> and coming up at 5:30 diane sawyer examines price consumers will have to pay for changes at the plant. >> republican presidential candidate rick santorum is in sal lano county tonight fr a couple fund raising events. mark matthews is there and joins with us more, mark? >> we're at the jelly belly factory in fairfield and rick santorum speaking about 10 minutes ago. and and supporters gathered here it was quite a good-sized crowd and and 45 minutes ago he walked up to the podium and looking for a place ronald reagan off loved, fond of jelly bellies and made them famous. he told supporters work for the candidate with true values. >> vast majority of americans trying to be convinced to do thing that's are inconsistent with values and sell short because we have to win. and we need someone to pull that coalition together and has values not as one of romney staffers said in his public policy written on an etch a sketch, but someone where public policy is written on his heart. >> that draw applause but look at the polling results from primaries in wisconsin romney leads santorum. the h

that's the word from federal reserve chairman ben bernanke who tells diane sawyer things are better now, but, still, it's a little too early to declare the economic recovery complete. >> why say that we, you know, it's far too early to declare victory. >> you don't want to use the word "strong?" >> not yet. >> you once used the phrase "green chutes." are they stock? >> i think they're still green chutes. >> and bernanke's reservations about the jobless market sent overseas markets over. tokyo aek nikkei falling 73 points. hong kong's hang seng losing 230. in londons, the ftse opening lower. on wall street, the nasdaq dropping 44 points. >>> and the boy wizard books are now available on the edition. can be read on amazon kindle and the barnes and noble, anywhere you want. analysts that may relevantize the e-reading book industry. >> and the cost of laughing index. the cost of rubber chickens is up 8%. a sitcom script rose 2%. but the call for whoopi cushions is flat. and humor consultant malcolm kouchner reports, the presidential candidate, well, that is free. >> news for several months.

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the other hand i have two beautiful daughters that i can never be sorry about. >> you can watch diane sawyer'sntire interview with jaycee dugard tonight on "world news" at 5:30. >> walt disney company announcing new program to help returning veterans find new jobs. announced in kansas city, disney will provide at least 1,000 job and career opportunities for returning service members over the next three years and launch a public awareness campaign to convince other businesses to follow suit. we have a link on our website abc7news.com look under see it on tv. by the way, disney owns abc7. >>> that's nice. maybe the mouse ears may keep your head dry in the bay area. not so much. >>> let's take a look at mount tamalpais good indicator of what going up in the clouds at 2800 feet. plenty of winds and a lot of rain. >>> how the homeless helped patch up the wifi dead spots in one texas city. >>> what you may have in common with lindsay lohan and kim kardashian. do you all have money coming to you? >>> this is not how you want to start your day. a jet was badly damaged when it rolled off a taxiway at o

. >>> for the rest of you, diane sawyer's exclusive with jaycee dugard. so why do banks do it ? ? hello ?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello ? ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. ♪ ♪ ♪ grande caramel macchiato. iced grande caramel macchiato. make that iced. actually, hot, please. [ male announcer ] come into starbucks for the espresso drink you love, hot or iced, and get half off your afternoon espresso with your morning espresso receipt. ♪ the only moisturizer for me? cerave. [ male announcer ] cerave uses patented technology to restore your skin's protective barrier. so your skin looks and feels healthy. visit cerave.com for a free coupon. >>> oakland police investigating a shooting involving one of their officers. >> plus, beware of the weather. new problems overnight because of the weather. what it could mean for the morning commute. mike will tell us when the next storm will arrive with >>> rain right now for your morning commute. >>> sue is in with your traffic >>> we want to upzat you on today's top stories. rick santo

. >>> for the rest of you, diane sawyer's exclusive with jaycee dugard. so why do banks do it ? ? hello ?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello ? ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. ♪ ♪ ♪ grande caramel macchiato. iced grande caramel macchiato. make that iced. actually, hot, please. [ male announcer ] come into starbucks for the espresso drink you love, hot or iced, and get half off your afternoon espresso with your morning espresso receipt. ♪ the only moisturizer for me? cerave. [ male announcer ] cerave uses patented technology to restore your skin's protective barrier. so your skin looks and feels healthy. visit cerave.com for a free coupon. you on today's top stories. rick santorum won two big primaries in mississippi and alabama. newt gingrich will not drop out. >>> at least 22 students with dead after their bus crashed in the swiss alps. their bus hit the wall of a tunnel. >>> ahead of a state dinner tonight, president obama and david cameron took in some hoops. >>> looking at today's weather, rain from see at toll san fra

she had this conversation with abc's diane sawyer in 2002. >> i can tell you that, i am not a person who wants to die. >> reporter: ten years later, houston's life would end. her addiction, overpowering her. tahman bradley, abc news. >> we'll, of course, have much more on "good morning america." >>> our other major story this morning is the growing demand for justice in the case of trayvon martin. >> florida's governor has appointed a new prosecutor to take over this investigation, has thousands turned out in sanford to call for an arrest in this case. abc's matt gutman has more. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> reporter: not far from where trayvon martin died, protesters were shouting his name. he was killed on these streets after buying candy. >> we want to see, zimmerman in cuffs with hands behind hiss back. >> reporter: george zimmerman, the 28-year-old neighborhood watch captain, said he opened fire in self-defense. but martin's family says that's a lie. >> we want an arrest. we want a conviction. >> reporter: there is more anger over police conduct. ab

that's the word from federal reserve chairman ben bernanke sr who tells diane sawyer things are better now, but, still, it's a little too early to declare the economic recovery complete. >> i would say that we, you know, it's far too early to declare victory. >> you don't want to use the word "strong"? >> not yet. >> you once used the phrase "green shoots." are they now what, stalk? are they viable trees? >> i think they're still green shoots. >> and bernanke's reservations about the jobless market sent overseas markets lower. tokyo's nikkei falling 73 points. hong kong's hang seng losing 230. in london, the ftse opening lower. on wall street, the dow dropping 44 points yesterday. the nasdaq index slipped, too. >>> harry potter may work magic on the eve. but the boy wizard books are now available on the edition. can be read on amazon kindle and the barnes and noble, anywhere you want. analysts that may revolutionize the e-book industry forever. >>> and these days it's getting more expensive to be funny. according to the annual cost of laughing index, the cost of rubber chickens -- i lo

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. >> and after watching a report from diane sawyer, the young lady was inspired to take action for a she's getting a very big reward. waow has the story. >> reporter: the organizing committee for the london games unveiled the names of many of the torch bearers who will carr. >> it's huge. it's huge because this is about taking the -- taking this sacred flame, which is kept by just a few olympic bureaucrats and then democratizing it, spreading it out through the streets of london for everybody to see. >> reporter: war veterans, students and volunteers will each carry the torch about 300 meters. and peyton of westin is one of them. >> it's just unbelievable. i can't even imagine what it's going to be like. >> reporter: by day, this 13-year-old attends classes at the idea charter school in the d.c. everest school district. much of the rest of the time you'll find her working to feed the hungry, a passion which led to her selection as a torch bearer. >> well, five years ago, i watched a show with diane sawyer on abc about the problem of hunger in camden, new jersey. a little boy named iv

she had struggled for years with drug and alcohol problems but told abc's diane sawyer she had overcome her demons. >> i can't say that i'm always going to be perfect. >> everyone says, it's day by day. day by day. >> yes, yes, yes. >> but now, do you say, not at all? or do you say, i can -- >> i'm going to tell you that. i am going to tell you that. i am not self-destructive. i'm not a person who wants to die. i'm na person who has live and wants to live. >> reporter: tragically, that wouldn't hold true. juju chang, abc news, new york. >> and patricia houston said in a statement tonight, "we are saddened to learn of the toxicology results, although we are now glad to have closure." >>> coming up, an abc news exclusive, the rutgers student convicted of a hate crime, speaking out to chris cuomo for the first time since that guilty verdict. ♪ [ male announcer ] how could a luminous protein in jellyfish, impact life expectancy in the u.s., real estate in hong kong, and the optics industry in germany? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just on