>> he said, hi, evie. i'm so honored to meet you. and i put my arm around him and gave him two kisses. he is the most wonderful person. >> yeah. >> i just -- i didn't think in my lifetime i would ever get to meet him in person. but i did. >> yeah. >> and i just loved it. i'll never forget that night. >> yeah. >> so evie, explain to us, so you were in a coma, and you woke up after five years. those were your first words. and then did he -- did he send -- he heard about it, right? and he summoned you and said, hey, come to the concert? >> i don't know. the flint journal wrote an article about me in the paper. and then all of a sudden everybody's news stations, they started writing articles about me. and then the -- i live at willow brook manor. and the atted ed administrator well, i forgot -- >> yeah. >> so evie, let me ask you about this, how are you feeling today? >> i'm feeling real good. but i'm just nervous a little bit. >> yeah. >> otherwise, i'm fine. >> you're nervous about being on television? is that why you're nervous? >> i

evy time youo somewherd a public bathroom, the minder will walk you, stand outside the door, wait for you back. >> stephen: that's both polite and creepy at the same time. >> a little bit of both. >> stephen: four months ago you were kidnapped in syria? >> in december. >> stephen: how did you get away and who kidnapped you? >> we were exwoopped by a group called the shabia, a progovernment militia. >> stephen: pro-assad. >> pro-assad. and they were organized. they were very trained. they were waiting for us by the side of the road. as soon as they surrounded our vehicle they loaded us up into a truck, a container truck, and you knew they were professionals. they had their weapons ready. they had flash. as soon as they closed the container door it went dark. >> stephen: did they know who you were or were you just westerners? >> we were just westerners and they were with a rebel commander we're with. they were organized. and we were there for five days, and then on the-- on the the fifth night, we were freed by a bunch of rebels who were looking for us, and looking for this rebel comman

she d be evied from her plantation.ut she had gotten rid of her fear and had a vision that would empower and make productive whole generations of people who racism had denied, you know. so, we have an awful lot of productive people in the society today who are productive and educated and have talent because the movement helped people conquer their fear. but we're now at another stage. now it's hitting us and i think everybody is afraid to deal with these issues in the way that the movement dealt with them, which was, "i going to let loe of my fear. i'm not going to worry about my savings and my wealth and whether my kids are going to get into harvard. i'm going deal with the basic issues of how we can cope with these things together." >> given the absence of a movement today, given the power of money, corporations, and the structure, what do you think martin luther king would say to those in power today? >> i think he would say something about, "you -- this society cannot survive with the huge gap betweethe 1% and the 9

and there he is, bob seger, giving a smooch to evie. what a great sport he was.her that she was able to get a chance to live her dream. >>> new developments this morning in a texas bus crash that left two people dead and more than 40 people injured. the charter bus was taking senior citizens to an indian casino in oklahoma when it swerved across lanes of traffic, and struck a concrete median. flipping on its side. ed lavandera is in dallas with more. >> good morning, john. 15 of the 44 crash victims were brought here to parkland hospital. the trauma center that handled a lot of those patients. one of those patients reportedly had to have an arm amputated. it was an accident over in just a matter of seconds but for those inside it was a horrific experience. just seconds after the passenger bus careened across a busy highway and flipped on its side, witnesses rushed to help rescue the elderly victims trapped inside the bus. >> broken bones, bleeding. fuel pouring out of the side of it. >> you know you don't expect to see this but when you do you do everything you c

the president's national security adviser, tom donlin, says that situation is did evis. >>> the focus of the trip was supposed to be iran, lester, but now kerry's visit will most likely be driven on efforts to avoid any further crisis in north korea. >>> we want to go now to the war in afghanistan where it was a deadly war for americans just as the top u.s. military man arrived there. nbc ron mod is in kabul tonight. ron? >> reporter: at least six service members and civilians, including one employee secretary of state john kerry met with just last week were killed today in a series of attacks in eastern and southern afghanistan. the attack in the southern area of kabul. the attacks occurred on the day joint chief chairman martin dempsey landed here in afghanistan for what is being described as a periodic visit. he will meet with u.s. and coalition leaders as well as senior afghan military officials to get an assessment on where things stand operationally. before arriving, general dempsey said he would like to determine just how large a force the u.s. would like to keep in the country

evie is a former special agent of the u.s.ret service and also a criminal investigator. >> she looks like a supermodel. >> how is that possible? >> good morning. we've all encountered people who have told us lies, a guy who says he's not with the girl, et cetera, et cetera. what's a tell-tale sign to know if someone is lying to you? >> you need to look at people's verbals and nonverbals. the verbal is what is the person saying to you or what is the person not saying to you? listen to the words they use. do they answer the question you asked or do they avoid them? and the nonverbal is think of your eyes. where are they looking when they address you? do they shift eye movement when you ask them the difficult questions, their body language, too. >> aren't some people just naturally better at it? >> they're good at it. some people are genius. >> just like some people are really good actors and some aren't. >> yes, but what happens is your body still holds that stress in because you're concerned about getting caught. >> well, how c

. >> evy aspect goes out the door. some people don't come back, ever -- >> you like that? god. that is what we are supposed to work at. i am like what are you talking about? >> coming up, one more look at this morning's top stories. >> that includes a coast guard rescue caught on tape and new environmental worries from a state agency. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, pott plan to hold a press conference tomorrow. she's e saratoga teen who committed suicide after photos appeared online of h . >>> welcome back. let's take a look at this morning's top stories. >> the family of audrey potts is now speak out about her suicide after a sexual assault of three boys. >>> and a boat escaped from a sinking tug boat towing a barge in the big sur area. now the coastguard is monitoring the site to make sure nuclear weapon of the oil is leaking out. >>> and at the cal palace, the biggest gun show around is being held this weekend. the gun debate is even stronger since federal lawmakers took aim over events like this. there was a big gun buyback in south san francisco and organizers bought around 250 guns

5 1/2 years in a semi comatose state is getting ready to meet her favorite rock star. 79-year-old eviead two years ago. >> my memory started coming back. just gradually, but they said when i woke up one morning, the first words out of my mouth was i want to go to a bob seger concert. >> wow. >> i know. we're sitting here with our mouths open. the folks at willow brook manor nursing home in flint township, michigan. took her words to heart and made arrangements for her to take a limousine to the palace in auburn hills and she hopes to thank bob seger in person. >> i'm learning how to stand up. so i can hug him. and i want to hug him and give him a great big smooch. >> and he will probably give her a great big smooch right back. >> that is my favorite story of the week. i love it. way to go, evie. >>> 35 minutes after the hour and these are feats of strength that even frank costanza couldn't even imagine, a seinfeld reference. >> they heard the screams of their father yelling save me. that's what they did, lifting a 3,000 pound tractor off their father's chest and saving his life. hailey

you need to have that confidence, you need to have that absolute belief that yore the best and willin evy time. >> rose: are you born with that? >> i don't know. >> rose: are you born with something so that when you've learned chess those two things merge? you have confidence and once you had the skill it is confidence served your skill and your skill served your confidence. >> rose: it didn't come meetly for me. >> rose: what age did it come? >> i think it only came a few years ago. >> rose: how old are you now? >> i'm 22. so i think at about age 16 or 17 i realized, you kw,hat i'm -- >> rose: you realized what? >> you know, that i'm -- i'm probably going to be the best at some point and i need to show that. i need to be more confident and take a different approach because before that sometimes i would be -- i would be too ssimtic. ke i was -- >> rose: you're describing the other them? >> yeah. and at first that was -- that changed in approach was a total disaster. i would lose zefrlg games because i would constantly overestimate my chances but eventually that became a good thing because

. >> go, evie. >>> i enjoyed spending the past two hours with you. great hour ahead with "the lead" and jake tapper right now. >>> all eyes on pyongyang to see that kim jong-un will actually do. i'm jake tapper and this is "the lead." we have two stories today you likely won't see much about anywhere else. one, the horrifying case of a philadelphia doctor accused of acts of barbarism. the other, serious questions about u.s. drones abroad. more than a decade after 9/11, is the u.s. now creating more terrorists than we're killing? >>> the money lead. it is like the biggest cable channel in the country, except it is not on cable. average users watch an hour and a half of netflix every single day. can the popularity last? is tv being changed forever? >>> and the pop culture lead, god help us, 1.5 billion people watched his video for gangnam style. while i'm still trying to get that out of my head, psy just leased a new single. does he have another hit on his hands or will he suffer the curse of the macarena? >>> we begin with the world lead. a huge mista

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