but what about a real-life mermaid, also named hanna?al underwater mermaid. this is a very rare breed. there's not many of us. >> reporter: she's been fascinated with mermaids since her childhood in australia, where she slipped into her first tail. >> i saw "splash" and i was completely obsessed. i said, i have to make a tail. so, she helped me make this tail out of orange plastic table cloth material and some pillow stuffing in the end to give it a shape. >> reporter: for hanna, being a mermaid is a full-time job. she's been paid to swim the exotic aquariums of the atlantis resort in the bahamas. and appeared in underwater commercials for watches. as effortless as her swimming may seem, there is a lot of skill involved. mainly with breath control. hanna is able to free dive up to 50 feet on one breath alone. >> i got into some what of a trance. because if you can really chill out, relax enough, you feel your heart rate actually start to slow down. and that requires less oxygen being pumped through the body and then you don't need as muc

the only survivor, 22-year-old hanna luce.aughter of ron luce. >> she hasn't been able to talk, show wrote down austin saved me. >> austin endured a lot of pain, losing his father at 15 years old. he talked in a student documentary. >> it increased my walk with life. >> anderson suffered burns over 90 percent of his body in the crash. he died early saturday morning. he calls him a true hero. >> having served two tours in iraq, giving his life for a friend would give the extra mile. >> hanna luce is recovering in a burn unit in kansas city, kansas. >>> chuck colson passed away after a breathe illness. paul strand was there after loved one reflected on the redeeming work colson did in their life. >> thousands filled the national cathedral to celebrate the life of chuck colson. his daughter spoke. >> i am thankful to be old enough to have known my father before he became a christian and to see the change, the transformation in my father when christ ruled in his heart. >> reverend timothy george saw his faith up close. >> he never

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. >> speaking of -- hanna's always very, very well behaved but there is a little issue with a little-year-old who was suspended for sexual harassment. >> this is the weirdest story. so a 6-year-old boy, colorado boy -- i think personally this is over the top but he got a three-day suspension. and again, the charge is sexual harassment. he sang a line from that song, "i'm sexy and i know it." that's the lmfao song. ♪ i'm sexy and i know it >> the kids love the song. >> what's not to love? >> come on. anyway, he sang it once and got in trouble. and then he was told never to sing it again and he sang it again. >> he sang it to a specific girl, hoda. you always want to minimize it and that's why our country's going into the toilet. >> how old is he? 6? he doesn't know what sexy means. ♪ ♪ i'm sexy and i know it >> that's why you tell them -- ♪ ♪ i'm sexy and i know it >> but here's the thing. he doesn't even know what it means. >> you think that's adorable. if some kid did that to my little 6-year-old daughter -- >> she wouldn't know what it meant either. >> if the kid is told one time t

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hanna is still heavy sedated.ng tube, but she has not told her side of the story. there is a strong belief when she tells what happened and how they got out of that plane that this hero story will be magnified. austin anderson, a 27-year-old marine, one of four who died in that crash. megyn: trace, thank you. coming up, hollywood star john travolta facing more reports of abuse on the massage table. why one of the original cases against him could disappear as more appear to be springing up. that's in "kelly's court." plus there may be a problem with this fight for obama taking a stand on gay marriage after a number of states bandit. original culture warrior pat but can man is the but can. buchanan is here. >> this war is for the soul of america. i'm freaking out man. why? i thought jill was your soul mate. no, no it's her dad. the general's your soul mate? dude what? no, no, no. he's, he's on my back about providing for his little girl. hey don't worry. e-trade's got a totally new investing dashboard. everything is

when hanna thomas couldn't play soccer for mom momnths after her concussion she lost hope. you didn't want to live? >> it was really hard. >> what does that mean, hannah? that you thought about taking your life? you make me cry. >> i just didn't know how i was going to like live through what i was going through. it was so much put on you to have to deal with socially and mentally. like everything just piled in, and it was like so hard to deal with. >> i see you crying, too, casey. >> yeah. >> why? >> because i just feel what she's going through. it's happened to me as well. >> you felt the same way? >> knowing that you can't really do anything, and it's just -- you can't even connect with your friends through text or call them because you can't look at your phone because it hurts so bad. >> the tough decision as a family is it's either risk the brain or be socially miserable with no identity. that's a tough choice. >> sports psychologist richard ginsberg says the growing enthusiasm for soccer from parents and coaches may actually be making matters worse. >> we get wrapped u

that's her and hanna holding hands.y mom picked her up right there at the doorway and she was a little scared, like who are these people. my mom's got her. >> she's beautiful. >> she was adjusting and she was crying as kids do. and then she fell right asleep on top of me. and look at hanna's little pinhead in the corner. >> and it was love. it was love. >> anyway, her name's ella. we're so excited to have her. >> how is she adjusting to life? >> she's getting the hang of it. it's a weird adjustment. >> can you imagine the world she's been taken from and the world she goes forward? she gets on a plane with strangers. >> yeah. obviously for the first time. she's 2 years old. she doesn't speak the language. they speak amharic, which is another language. she's saying sounds and we're all trying to see what that meant and now we are getting the hang of it but i think she's adjusting and smiling more. >> and hannah's a good little sister -- big sister? >> yes. and she was holding her hand and helping her color. and i have som

building is abuzz because you are the executive producer director, writer, you play the character hanna. >> uh-huh. >> stephen: in this hot show called "girls" on hbo. okay. now i worry about the girls in this show. >> you worried about girls. >> stephen: i worry about the girls am they just don't seem to know necessarily what to do with their lives. >> well, that's sort of what it is about. it is about that time in your life where are you not a girl, not yet a woman and you're trying to navigate. >> stephen: that's a britney spears line. you know what, i'm worried about britney spears too. >> i'm worried about you because you know that is a britney spears line jooive-- . >> stephen: i goff her poster on my line. we have a clip of the show. jim? >> i'm just saying that i am so close to the life that i want, the life that you want for me, that for to you just end that right now. >> no more money. >> starting when? >> starting now. we can talk about it tomorrow. >> i don't want to see you tomorrow. >> what? >> we fly out tuesday. >> i have work. and then i have a dinner thing. and then i

jack hanna was also on the scene in october and says it changed his life. >> this is beyond a tragedy for the animal world. >> reporter: earlier this week, hanna tweeted that it breaks my heart to think that these animals could be returned to the horrid condition in which we found them. but marian thompson had law on her side. so, ohio officials released the animals, which thompson says she has a deep emotional bond with. admitting to zoo officials, that even one of the monkeys often slept with her. the reason that marian had the law on her side is that ohio has no law against having these animals. now, the state was talking about passing legislation that would require inspections. but it's not passed. nothing has passed. so, now, it's up to local officials to make sure the animals are treated well. dan, the humane society says they were out there three times before the animals arrived and everything was fine. but now, the animals are on the farm. >> a lot of people find this story very frustrating. david kerley, thank you for your coverage. >>> many us of plan for all sorts of disast

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because there was no communication and in those months, narratives of even the same author changed from hanna farmam -- living within the means, living up to the means -- it come outs in december of 1836 and it's a run away best seller in the spring of 1837 and at the etched of the crisis in may, she comes one another book and the lesson of the second book isn't about how your individual choices can prevent your family's downfall, it's about how year' trapped in a net, a big spider's net, is what she called it that you can try to -- even in just a few months t same author could change her mind. >> has the way we measure economic success both individually -- mainly let's focus as a nation, has changed over the course of 1895 years? >> of course it has been. it's hard for me to talk in terms of a course of a nation, because in the 1830s, they didn't necessarily think in those therms, but political economic has a field hadn't really developed into economics yet, and they didn't measure economic growth as a component of what they were supposed to be studying as what counted in a successful -- the

all about it. >> jack hanna it is great to see you again my friend we are happy to have you on the showrning can you tell us about it. >> well, it is something else i have been involved with sea world since the first day they opened in 1973, orlando what they have done this time i have never seen anything like it from the stand point you walk by the manatee, one of the most engagerred animals in the world, i can't describe a manatee like a hippo with no legs, they are very endangered you bypass them under water and then come in the turtle sanctuary here, under water as well some turtles almost as big as a volkswagen they are huge animals but also one of the most endangered in the entire world. then you go into a 3d theater you become a baby sea turtle, total dome and for 6 minutes you are a sea turtle go from a hatcheling down on the beach and by the way maybe 100 might hatch less than 10% will make it to the ocean and once they get to the ocean they have all sorts of things to contend with, predators, garbage, plastic bags, matter of fact, sea world this one tomorrow, is no longer havi

. >> reporter: and there's hanna, who just weeks ago had a brave pitch, too.trated over the sippy cups that always leave leftover juice at the bottom. >> you don't know how many times my daughter has done this, ask me for more milk because the liquid is resting at the bottom. >> reporter: enter her invention, the lollacup. where is it made? >> we decided to manufacture the product here in the united states. >> reporter: assembling the cups at home, boxing them right in her living room. now receiving 1,000 cups a month. >> made in america! >> reporter: along with tiffany and her daughter and ava the elephant. >> made in america! >> reporter: while back in that kitchen tonight on this mother's day weekend, a mother and her daughter and their recipe for success. >> oh, we're proud of her. >> reporter: you're proud of her? >> yep. >> reporter: we're proud, too. we choose the made in america moms, our "persons of the week." die beyoane and i wish you a ha mother's day this weekend. i'll see you here for the news. have a good night.

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jack hanna, director emeritus of the columbus zoo, called it a tragic loss of life. this week, he took to twitter. it breaks my heart, he wrote, to think these animals could be returned to the horrid conditions in which we found them. but ohio still has no law against owning wild animals. so when marion thompson came for the survivors, officials had to hand them over. she told them she has such a close bond with the animals, one of the monkeys often sleeps with her. an affection not shared by her neighbors. >> we really didn't want the animals coming back here after the experience we had. >> reporter: for now, they have no choice. these wild neighbors are back. alex perez, abc news, chicago. >> our thanks to alex. >>> still ahead on "world news" this saturday, the reporter fired for declaring the war was over, the germans surrendered. a surprise new ending to his own story. but first -- >> what do you want, you want the moon? just say the word. >> the moon with a real-life-starring role tonight. people really love snapshot from progressive, but don't just listen to m

because there was no communication, and in those months narratives of even the same author change d from hannaled "three experiments of living, living within the means, living up to the means and living beyond the means. >> personal means. >> yes. this is about a personal family and how you should govern your finances, and it comes out in december of 1836 and it's a r runaway best-seller and at the end of the crisis in may she comes up with another book and the lesson of the second book isn't about how your individual choices can prevent your family's downfall. it's about how you're trapped in a big net, a big spider cobb web she calls it, and you can try to do things to help your family, but you can't control the system, so like even in a few months the same author could -- could change her mind. >> you touched on this a little bit earlier. hats way we measure economic success, both individually and -- mainly let's focus as a nation. has that changed over the course of 180 years, 175 years? >> of course it has. i mean -- >> i mean in, terms of statistics. >> >> in terms of the course of a nat

hanna tried to wrangle the animals that night. and shortly after, spoke with "good morning america." >> i know you said you're going to be haunted by this. >> i see the pictures, it's something hard to believe. >> reporter: the local humane society said, if they're past three visits, they found no violations. and thompson's lawyer says she's ready to have her animals back. but her neighbors don't feel the same. >> we don't want the animals coming back here after the experience we had. >> reporter: once the animals are returned, there's no ohio law requiring state officials to check up on the animals or to mandate improved living conditions. robin? >> no doubt the neighbors are concerned. thank you. >>> now, to the enormous sinkhole that has an entire neighborhood, well, very concerned right now to say the least. one family, already evacuated. more worried they'll be forced out as it spreads. and abc's yunji de nies has the latest from the scene at windermere, florida, near orlando. good morning, yunji. >> reporter: good morning, r

mark hanna, thank you very much. i'm just saying. he's the spitting image. like the reincarnate.claims woke up and found his wife unconscious on the floor. then he called 911 in a panic. but was it real? police believe it was an act. you get to be the jury next in "kelly's court." i'm a marathon runner, in absolute perfect physical condition and i had a heart attack right out of the clear blue... he was just... "get me an aspirin"... yeah... i knew that i was doing the right thing, when i gave him the bayer. i'm on an aspirin regimen... and i take bayer chewables. [ male announcer ] aspirin is not appropriate for everyone so be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. so he's a success story... [ laughs ] he's my success story. [ male announcer ] learn how to protect your heart at i am proheart on facebook. megyn: death by spray can? adam kaufman accused of killing his wife. the medical examiner says the wife lin sarks died by strangulation. but the defense legal team claims lina had a violent allergic aaction to her spray tan. which caused her to collapse

with three seconds left, sydney thomas to hanna smith, that is the game-winner. logan's 10-9 and will put in maryland on saturday. remember the preakness? that is also set for saturday. quite a week coming up. >> thank you. >> alisa clark 27, 64 degrees. good news for those of you at the tunnel. >> a lawmakers ahead to annapolis for a special session on the budget. i'm kim dacey , details coming up. >> attending of the guard for baltimore's catholic community. what the new archbishop exports to about his new assignment >> . tracking a problem on the topside of the beltway. we will update you on that and we will check for w >> live, local, late-breaking. this is wbal tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back. i'm stan stovall. >> i mindy basara. thanks for joining us. tony, i guess the weekend weather could not last forever? >> we have clouds moving in today and a couple rain showers. that's our forecast for today. rainshowers off and on. it will not be steady, but you'll get at least a little. we're in the 60's right now and you'll make it up to

. >> come on, hanna. come on! have a cupcake.allows, one of our favorite candies. do you like marshmallows? >> yeah, i think so. >> i snipped the marshmallows because they're sticky, i dipped them in some colored sugar and made some pretty little flowers. would you like to try some? >> have your mom come in, too. >> come on in, mom. >> i think that's going to be too delicious. >> down the hatch. >> how was that? karen, you outdo yourself every single time. >> and we came out with a cupcake app! >> what? who's better than you? nobody! >> next week, the one, the only,

now, listen, i say that it's not appropriate to build a benny hanna restaurant at pearl harbor. you have got to understand where i'm coming from on this and i think the audience does. my town on long island scores of people were killed. just like the 60 muslims downtown near you, okay? and their children woke up in the morning and their mothers and fathers never came home and they -- >> -- we understand that. >> let me finish. can you reply. they said to me, will you tell imam rauf that we don't object to the mosque as long as it's just not in that proximity. because we want to keep that proximity away from any controversy at all. we don't want any controversy there. and some people may read it the wrong way. i respect their wishes, and i know you do too. >> i do very much. this is why we reached out to the 9/11 families and 9/11 community told me that i to go out and speak because it was people really understood my vision. they would all support it. and they did. >> bill: i like the community center vision just move it a couple blocks away. >> multifaith community center where

>> she's in the house and she brought beautiful little hanna with her. >> they're just coming here toy this is over the top but he got a three-day suspension. the charge is sexual harassment. he sang a line from that song "i'm sexy and i know it," that's the lmfao song it. ♪ i'm sexy and i know it >> the kids love this song. >> he sang it once and got in trouble. then he was told never to sing it again and he sang it to again. >> he sang it to a specific girl, hoda. you always want to minimize it that's why our country's going into the toilet. >> how old is he? 6? he doesn't know what sexy means. ♪ ♪ i'm sexy and i know it snow. >> but here's the thing. he doesn't even know what it means. >> you think that's adorable. if some kid did that to my 6-year-old little daughter -- >> she wouldn't know what it meant either. >> if the kid is told one time that it's wrong, you have an issue. if the kid does it right away again to the same girl, then you have a problem. that's why kids never -- they grow up to be bad behaving adults, hoda, because nobody stops them at 6 years old. >> but i done

brooks, between the 6th of july and 19th of july 201 conspired with charles brooks, cheryl carter, mark hanna, paul edwards, and persons unknown to conceal material from the metropolitan police service. >> the couple released a statement calling the decision to proceed with the trial both unjust and weak. brooks stepped down as the head of rupert murdoch's british newspaper last summer. she rose through the company quickly and at a young age becoming editor of the sun tabloid and then editor of news of the world. when murdoch flew to london last summer, he were asked by a journalist outside his home what his priority was and he famously turned to brooks and said this one. days later, she resigned. brooks strongly denies all of the allegations. a date for the trial has yet to be set. stephanie gosk, nbc news london. >>> an airport security supervisor used a dead man's identity and he pleaded not guilty in court. that airport worker is from nigeria. police arrested him. he worked as an airport security supervisor at newark airport for the past 20 years. authorities say he's been using the name