were being built. >> when san francisco held the parade to celebrate the opening of both bridges, frazier was picked along with several fellow cal students to represent oakland on a float. she remembers her father working on the trains, which originally carried passengers across the bay bridge, and she remembers a toll when the family would head into san francisco. >> it was 25 cents, and they said oh, it will be 25 cents for too many years and after that it will be free. >> reporter: frazier loved the grace of the western suspension towers. the eastern, not so much. >> the eastern part was just a bridge. called the working man's bridge. >> reporter: the eastern span has never been called elegant or beautiful, but its opening changed the bay area forever. >> it connects the region. without that bridge, as we found out after the 1989 earthquake, the bay area almost comes to a standstill. >> reporter: martin meeker oral history project has been collecting stories of people whose lives were touched by the bridge. >> and i think that probably some people are being surprised by the emotional r

he was hit again in the first game of his senior season. >> frazier keeps this one. he's going to go to his left. harper out in front trying to block. he lays a nice block there right across the ten. >> you hear the big hit. i looked up to see garrett laying there. and when he got up, you could tell there was something not quite right there. >> garrett's hurting. garrett's hurting. get garrett out of there. bowen, bowen. bowen, go to four, go to four. come on, get out. we got you, we got you. come on. >> the trainer said, when i came off to the side, i was like, "i know everything, i know everything," because, you know, i didn't want him to think i had a concussion or anything. >> you all right? >> years past, we used to say, "he got his bell rung." but we've kind of shied away from that, and we actually call it what it is, and it was a little bit of a head trauma. >> number 20, josh... >> narrator: there are at least 60,000 concussions like this one every year in high school football. concussions have always been part of the game, but lately, they've been met with f

look out, joe, frazier, joe frazier. was it all a joke. and i laughed, and howard bingham comes in and takes pictures, all these pictures of me laughing. >> rose: he actually did that with ed bradley in a "60 minutes" piece and ed was surprised, totally surprised. and really the joke was on him. mickey mantle, your boyhood hero, other than comedy. >> amaze they go got to know him. from the first time i saw him i was eight years old. he signed a program in the clubhouse that came out for us. my dad took us to the game it was sort of kismet. we had louie armstrong seats and the program came out, i kept it all these years, he signs the same program for me 20-something years later. and then we became, like with mohammed we became frebz, and sometimes you shouldn't meet heroes, you know, but because you're going to find a part of them that's not as attract itch as it may be-- as you may want. and i was with him many times where-- the drinking was bad, and -- >> rose: and the drinking becomes abusiveness. >> and sadness and regrets. and it was r

he's excited with todd frazier. he's more excited than todd is. >> i gave him a big bear hug. me like we won the world championship. >> that little life that nobody thought was going to do anything has does something. >> that's what makes teddy kremer america strong. chris conley, abc news, cincinnati, ohio. >> and we are so glad you are with us tonight and we're always there, of course at abcnews.com. "nightline" will be here later. and we'll see you right back here ain thursday night, tomorrow. >> on "the list," don't you just love the smell of baby in the morning? but, seriously, you really do. and taking out your kids? see our list of ways to not be fat. then, again, surprises always go over really well? well, say it, mom. >>> hi, everyone, we're happy to see you're on this wednesday. you're on "the list." for 21 straight hours, our staff has been looking for the coolest stories you need to know. searching for drchlt seuss books to read on the house. >> at number one, buckle up. quality air fares are soaring higher than a 7 p p. . >> are you heading for home? >> no, delaye

he's excited with todd frazier. he's more excited than todd is. >> i gave him a big bear hug. me like we won the world championship. >> that little life that nobody thought was going to do anything has does something. >> that's what makes teddy kremer america strong. chris conley, abc news, cincinnati, ohio. >> and we are so glad you are with us tonight and we're always there, of course at abcnews.com. "nightline" will be here later. and we'll see you right back here again thursday night, tomorrow. there's this island -- and it's got super-cute kangaroos. barrow island has got rare kangaroos. ♪ chevron has been developing energy here for decades. we need to protect their environment. we have a strict quarantine system to protect the integrity of the environment. forty years on, it's still a cls-a nature reserve. it's our job to look after them. ...it's my job to look after it. ♪ ...it's my job to look after it. today is gonna be important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let'

teddy's excited with todd frazier.cited than todd is. >> i gave him a big bear hug in the dugout. he jumped on me like we won the world championship. >> that little life that nobody thought was going to do anything has does something. >> reporter: inspiring his team, a team he now works for with his irresistibly positive attitude. that's what makes teddy kremer america strong. chris connelly, abc news, cincinnati, ohio. >> and we are so glad you are with us tonight and we're always there, of course at abcnews.com. "nightline" will be here later. and we'll see you right back here again thursday night, tomorrow. good night. >>> tonight skyrocketing costs of committing a traffic violation. where the money goes after you pay your fine autos looking at lovely weather conditions but high fire danger. i'll have details in just a moment. >>> a tragic turn of events a college student hit by a drunk driver. tonight her family reveals her hopes and drems. >> and we're live with deciding race of the america's cup and a look at how

i'm kevin frazier.y is a fascinating look at how technology is really changing sports. the fact that marco di vaio made it to the major league soccer all star game isn't that big of a shock, but what is incredible is how he got there with a little help from thousands of devoted soccer fans. ross thomas was in kansas city right in the middle of all the action, side-by-side with di vaio on the road. ross: well, this is it, where the best of the best have come to play in the mls all star game. for marco di vaio, it's not just a dream, but a first where technology and sports collide. he's from italy, plays in montreal, and this weekend mark di vaio is playing in the mls all star game. his ticket here is all due to soccer fans around the world, but he was not voted in the traditional way. over an eight day span fans played online soccer. scoring close to 500,000 goals. the digital version of marco tallied over 74,000 goals. making him the first player added to an all-star roster by fans competing online. it'

there to hear from the members that's another alternative during open enrollment >> commissioner frazier and in the absence of having a city attorney here even if there's a quorum of committee it's noticed and held as a committee so just people in the room conducting business would be a problem. >> i agree with commissioner frazier it would have to be noticed some how because of the brown act and it be more work for the staff. if some kind of formal meeting can be rarntd between one commissioner and the people but it still gets touchy if you're not reporting the meeting and only certain people are heard it could be a problem >> any other comment. >> i think we. >> shayla: should comply that the brown act. >> i was planning on the november meeting we would have another meeting for kaiser update and input from the members that would be going on into the december meeting too to give the anybody's an opportunity at those meetings to again give some input and in writing too it's possible to send something in so - anything else on this item. any public comment on this item? >> rushed roth i wa

. >> reporter: there are two scrapbooks 99-year-old louise frazier keeps the bay the bay bridge united oakland and san francisco. >> when you went on the ferry, san francisco the train and ferry right alongside the bridges so you got to see them as they were being built. >> reporter: when san francisco held a parade to celebrate the opening of both bridges, frazier was picked to represent oakland on a float. >> i think that is where i wore. bib overalls and a plaid shirt. >> reporter: she remembers her father which worked on the trains that carried passengers and remembers the toll when the family would head into san francisco. >> i think it will be 25 cents and it will be 25 cents for so many years and then it would be free. >> reporter: she loved the grace of the eastern tower. >> the eastern part was just a bridge. the eastern span has never been called beautiful or elegant but it's opening changed the bay area forever. >> it connects is region. without that bridge as we found out after the 1989 earthquake the bay area almost comes to a stand still. >> reporter: barton meeker has be

reverend frazier said, general, i can't speak for everybody. but at least for me and my house, i feel that we should be able to have some of this land that we have tilled on for too long as slaves. why can't we have 40 acres and a mule? so that we will be able to subsist, educate our children, [speaker not understood] and celebrate our culture? friends, from that conversation, general sherman issued what became fill order number 15 that set aside 40 acres and a mule from the coast of florida up to south carolina for these ex slaves. however, unfortunately, president lincoln was assassinated in april of 1865. and andrew johnson of tennessee became president. mr. johnson, in an effort to placate the south, revoked fill order 15 and was almost impeached as president. they lost by one vote for not impeaching him. but what happened from that stance of mr. johnson? it caused blacks to live in a system call the peenage system, share cropping. consequently, my friends, when we didn't get our 40 acres and our mule, we were left in a state that i contend

renee frazier. kathy gaarde. john roger johnson. mary francis knight. frank kohler. vishnu pandit.] >> we have been with this memorial service as our nation comes together to mourn and bless the souls of the victims of the senseless violence that played out last monday at the washington naval yard. the president and first lady are there and dignitaries on hand to speak who are quietly leaving this memorial service. alongside me watching this is father jonathan morris. at one point the president got pretty political in his 20 minutes of speaking but this was a lot of scripture today and you say that there were some words that people needed to hear. >>guest: it is surprising but also refreshing to see that in moments of tragedy, i wish not only in moments of tragedy but at least in moments of tragedy in our country we are able to express and we do so very publicly faith and religion. the faith of the president. the faith of some of the military men and women. the reason why we do that unashamebly we talk of hope, there is no hope if this is no eternal life and everyone recognizes the

and frazier foundation. adam: by bbc worldwide, and -- >> helping to fight cancer one of the things taking part here. this was a woman who suffered from it for years and years and frazier who i know, and other ladies like herself is what it is all about and happy that a few minutes ago one of the guys came up with a deal that i got on the phone and he is going to get whatever it is. adam: any advice for carl icahn? we will go to the dell shareholder meeting. >> we go to the same restaurant in man hadn't. and one day he put a picture of carl icahn on the wall and i said why carl icahn? what about regis? so he put the picture of and i said the picture has got to be half an inch on top of carl icahn so he did that and he never noticed it until one day he looked up to see himself and there was regis a half an inch higher and all hell broke loose but it was too late. i won that one and i am still on top? adam: the nation says thank you to you. what do you say to the planned women here, 5,000 employees worldwide.

it's okay. >> reporter: then with frazier due up again teddy had something to say. >> he's like, hey,e, really, i love yeah. >> hit a home run, brother. >> you got it. >> that balance goes to straightaway center field. hit a ton. that one will fly out of here! >> reporter: inspiring his team, a team he now works for with his irresistibly positive attitude. chris conley, abc news, cincinnati, ohio. >> that's just one of his many talents. he's a balance room dancer. >> really? >> oh, yeah. very avid ballroom dancer. it's one of the things that ended up on the editor's floor. there was no way to include that he's a ballroom dancer. >> that is a great photo. he looks like he rounded third and came home himself. >> yeah. he brings so much inspiration to that dugout. >> oh, yeah. just great innocence. >> yeah. >> that's terrific. >> really great. love it. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. ld news now" informing insomniacs f >>> good morning, imhe diana perez. >> i'm john muller. here are headlines we're following. washington, d.c., navy yard

and luis frazier who is seated right there. she rode in the opening prayed as ms. agriculture and she is 99 years old and can be anything she wants to be today. nearly 17 years ago another governor named pete wilson made the decision that the span bridge should be replaced rather retrofitted. governor wilson deserves our thanks for that kisser age act. annoy in 2013 with the lieutenant governor of california who in the governors presents if you have any bills to talk about. but now we have a chain to cut. >> thank you steve and again, thank you to all the extraordinary men and women what made this possible and this extraordinary folks who made many possible. it's been said that bridges are monuments to progress and as i stand between mayor lee and mayor quan i hope this is more than just connecting two landmasses. i hope that the progress that's been represented to the a moment for a generation to dream big dreams and do big things. it's with that that i now want to ask all of you to participate in a count down and then be partial with me as i do what i was told no

surgical procedures that might not be being done we're report on that in a later meeting >> commissioner frazier. >> can we look for one moment at lab services. >> sure. >> they've had a decline it is quite wisdom. >> if you remember in the outpatient the encounters are billed quickly, however, when your cap tatted lab and services that are part of the captation there being a recorded as an energy for about a quarter to four months. that's why we're going to be following this to make sure that lag is the cause of the drop not some other reason >> if i'm understanding the charter the drop started january 2012. >> sure. >> we agree in partnership with blue shield that number is lower than we expect to see we don't understand the sever decreases in that so we're undergoing an investigation right now we have not completed that but we intended to bring that back to the board. >> thank you. it's just a hypothesis but we have several services that went and coordinated with the medical group. if it's real it's incredible but we're not having as much duplication because there are other facilities that ma

friends and family will also remember sylvia frazier today. frazier managed network security at the navy yard and also worked a night shift at walmart. her family tells us she was a very giving person and active member at her church. her funeral will be will be in northeast. she was 53 years old. >> happening today, more than 400 world war ii veterans will visit their memorial through the help of the honor flight network. they will board three privately chartered planes from new england and new york. colin powell is expected to greet them this afternoon. the network is a nonprofit group that transports america's veterans to the nation's capitol at no cost to visit their memorials i. >>> this morning, jesse jackson is waking up in cuba. he also hopes to meet with a potomac man sentenced to 15 years in prison. he was a government subcontractor setting up internet access for the jewish community when he was arrested in 2009. cuban leaders say he illegally brought communication equipment into the country. they're interested in talking about many t

sylvia frazier was 53. kathy gaarde was 62. john roger johnson, the oldest victim was 37 years old. frank kohler was 50 years old. kenneth bernard proctor, 46. and vishnu pandit was 61 years old. five more families will in the next few hours learn the loss of their loved ones. our thoughts and prayers are with them. with them. thanks for watching. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, breaking news. it's 11:00 tonight where aaron alexis opened fire this morning at the washington navy yard massacring 12 innocent people and wounding eight others. here is what we know right now. just minutes ago, washington police chief kathy lanier and mayor vincent gray spoke about those who lost their lives. this is the first time we are hearing the identity of some of those who lost their lives. the pentagon and department of defense have been careful to say we have to notify next of kin first. but you are getting information on those who suffered today with that ultimate loss. >> that's absolutely right, erin. we know these are the fi

sylvia frazier was 53. kathy gaarde was 62. john roger johnson, the oldest victim was 37 years old.ohler was 50 years old. kenneth bernard proctor, 46. and vishnu pandit was 61 years old. five more families will in the next few hours learn the loss of their loved ones. our thoughts and prayers are with them. with them. thanks for watching. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, breaking news.

. >> i'm kevin frazier. i have two words -- my bad. no, really.peaks >> for what?he vortex of outrage that's become miley mania. en just whatha she wanted. we're all talking about her. finally miley is talking back and getting just as raunchy as ever. >> i don't think about anything ots gottan like what i am working on at that moment. >> the girl knows how to create moments that keep us talking.heh ♪ the foam finger is back. miley appears to be smoking something questionable and gyrating in "23," a video track for her alleged boyfriend, mike will, the producer of her new album "bangers." ♪ >> i never really had to sacrifice for my career before. and i've had to a little bit with this record. just kind ofng everything that's going on in like my own personal life aside. >> miley also tweeting seemingly naked pics of herself twerking puttiwith a monkey on her back straddling a furry red mascot, holding a baby wallaby, and she's also going topless on the cover of "rolling stone" magazine on stands friday. >> isn't miley cyrus this genius media manipulator? >> one of th

surgical procedures that might not be being done we're report on that in a later meeting >> commissioner frazier. >> can we look for one moment at lab services. >> sure. >> they've had a decline it is quite wisdom. >> if you remember in the outpatient the encounters are billed quickly, however, when your cap tatted lab and services that are part of the captation there being a recorded as an energy for about a quarter to four months. that's why we're going to be following this to make sure that lag is the cause of the drop not some other reason >> if i'm understanding the

read, or sylvia frazier who held a second job at wal-mart because she looked working with people.rde, birdwatcher, hockey fan and wife of 38 years. by all accounts, kenneth proctor was a loving dad as was frank kohler, and mike ridgel, mary delorezno knight was getting ready for the marriage of her daughter. at 72, j.j. johnson could have given

sylvia frazier, we know more about her. 53 years old from waldorf, maryland.he was an administrative technical specialist. and mary france i knight, 51, from reston, virginia. she was a supervisory person. >>> now the mass shooting in chicago. 13 people injured including a 3-year-old little boy. police believe an assault style rifle was used in the gang shooting which took place late last night. with that many injured it might surprise that you there is not a single suspect in custody. deb is "outfront" in chicago. this is i guess part of the crisis when you think about what's happening in chicago with this ongoing gang violence. first and foremost, how are the victims? especially that 3-year-old little boy who was shot through head and the ear? >> reporter: we can tell you that the little boy underwent two surgeries today. that's according to the pastor who has been in close contact with the family. he is expected to survive. not sure whether there will be any sort of brain damage themselves do believe he'll make a full recovery. there were also two teenagers