hannah is÷ú going to turn sweet 16 this year and the best present she can ever get is a new heart.he'slp a precious and living reminder for the need of organ donor autos this involves matters of death.÷ú very few of us want to approach those issues unless we have to. >> we want to encourage people to check the box on their driver's license so that all of us can be in a position to help others, even in our own deem ease. >> she says the house is a place where hannah and her mom can call home for as long as they need it. >> our last family from anchorage was at the house more than two years. but we're hoping that hannah has a quicker but good outcome. >> and her mom is waiting for the call that,0iuill change her daughter's life. they're far from the rest oh.Ñ the family. so the family came to visit during spring break from school. >> yeah. and... it's, like... fun to hang out with. and to -- she's funny. >> i want her to get well and come home soos possible. >> cheryl jennings, abc 7 news. >> you can join cheryl and mike nico at the fund-raiser for the ronald mcdonald house this satu

two weeks for intravenous repair. >> while we were visiting, we started hannah having a reaction.ied to be brave and tough it out. she just got worse. it turned into a terrible migraine that required medical intervention but she is okay now. >> hannah is going to turn sweet 16 this year and best present is a new heart. she is precious living reminder of the need for organ donors. >> it's not part of the life experience. very few of us want to approach those issues unless we really have to. >> we want to encourage people to check their driver's license so we can be in a position to help others even in our own demise. >> they say the house is place where hannah and her mom can call home for as long as needed. >> i have family from anchorage for two years but they are hoping that hannah has a good outcome. >> her mom is tied to cell phone waiting for a call that will change her daughter's life. they are far away from the rest of the family in anchorage, alaska. see they take a visit during spring break from school. >> she is great to hang out with. she is funny. >> we want her well a

hannah reports on a teen who's making a career and a name for himself in the food world one bite at aeating pizza every day, david fishman is different. he goes out to dinner and tries the most unique thing on the menu, then writes about it. he's a food critic. to find out what it takes to review a restaurant, "teen kids news" invited david to a meal at "good enough to eat" in new york city. well, the breakfast looks good. >> yeah, that's what they're known for! >> and david is known for reviewing restaurants. he's dined at world class restaurants and sampled the rarest of delicacies, and he's only 13! >> i've always been very passionate about food. ever since i was really young my love for food has grown above almost everything else and i also liked writing a lot more recently and they kind of came together and it became sort of a really passionate hobby for me. >> if eating food can be a hobby, then count me in! let's get this review started, bring on the food! >> i review a restaurant by looking at three different categories that i kinda customize to my own standards. i have food,

this from your affectionate mother, hannah grover. p. s., my dear son, i have not seen you since i saw you at staten island about 20 year ago. -- 20 years ago. if you send any money, send it to dr. bonner, and he will give it to me. if you have my love for your poor old mother, pray, come or send to me. my dear son, i love you with all my heart. hannah von buskirk. >> this is a letter to dinah, september 19, 1858. i take the pleasure of writing you these few words with much regret to inform you that i am being sold to a man by the name of pearson, a traitor who stays in new orleans. i am here yet, but i expect to go before long. and when i do go, i want to send you some things. but i don't know who to send them by. but i will try to send them to you and my children. give my love to my father and my mother, and tell them good bye for me. and if we shall not meet in this world, i hope to meet them in heaven. my dear wife, for you and my children this pen cannot express the grief that i feel to be parted from you all. >> we're taken behind

i found out the other day there was a study recently on hannah montana, kids who watch hannah montana and girl who watch hannah montana are more likely to bully other girls than girls who don't. makes no difference with boys and the girls they bully are the ones whose parents encourage them to act age appropriate. so i thought as a mom who wants my daughter to act like a seven- year-old she is and i thought, great, what am i supposed to do with that information. and that's part of the bind. what do you do with your daughter? do you make her like amish so she is excluded? >> braids and berconnistic. >> or feed into it so she is queen bee and cruel to other girls and expense that possibly her sense of self down the line. that's over-- it's a more complex issue than it's portrayed. >> and where do you come down on the separating the generaledders in school? you we do have schools -- the fac -- failing at fairness years ago. i remember buying it for the mother of my goddaughter who was three then. she is now almost out of college. and this is discouraging to have this conversation. but th

this from your affectionate mother, hannah buskirk now hannah grover. p.s., i haven't seen you since i saw you at staten island about 20 years ago. if you have any money send it to dr. bonner and he will give it to me. if you have any love for your poor old mother, pray,, or sing to me. i love you with all my heart. hannah von birshkirk. >> this is a letter from byman september 19th, 1858. i take the pleasure of writing you these few words with much regret to inform you i am being sold to the name of pearson, a trader in new orleans. i am here yet, but expect to go along, and when i do go, i want to send you some things but i don't know who to send them by but i will try to send them to you and my children. give my love to my father and my mother and tell them goodbye for me, and if we shall not meet in this world i hope to meet them in heaven, my wife, for you and my children, this pen cannot express their grief that i feel to be parted from you all. >> we are taken behind the public facade and activists dr. martin luther king jr.'s letter from the bir

i miss the "hannah montana" days. >> i miss doing that stuff too, you know, i -- >> jimmy: i loved "hannah let them -- let me stay for a little while. >> jimmy: just join the cast? >> yeah. honestly, you can say whatever is on your mind, and it will work in whatever scene you're doing, because it's all ridiculous. and so, you can just say anything you want. and they're like, "yeah, that's funny." 'cause it's really stupid, and that's really fun. >> jimmy: i love that, because you're fun like that. do you miss doing "hannah montana"? >> i'm fun like that. >> jimmy: you are. like, kind of -- i like you, like that. >> aw, thanks. [ laughter ] this is awkward. >> jimmy: no, i'm sorry. i'm -- [ laughter ] >> the audience is -- you know. >> jimmy: it's not awkward. no, no, no. >> i'm just kidding. >> jimmy: do you miss the show? do you miss jackson? that guy's a genius. >> jason? he is a genius. jason, i miss you. >> jimmy: jason plays jackson. >> because i don't get to see him enough. he's now on another show. he's working on another disney show right now that is pretty cool. >> jimmy: which on

this from your affectionate mother, hannah grover. my dear son, i will see you at staten island, and 20 years ago. if you send any money, send it to dr. bonner and he will give it to me. if you have any love for your pour old mother, trey come or send to me, my dear son, i love you with all my heart hannah. >> 1858 people and you are a repeat customer. >> writing these few words. >> being sold for men for the name of person. i am here but i expect to to that before long. i don't know who to send them by but i will try to send them to you and my children. give my love to my father and my lover and tell them goodbye for me. if we shall not meet in this world i hope to meet them in heaven. my dear wife, for you and my children, this pen cannot express the grief that i feel to be parted from you all. >> we are taken behind the public scholars and activists, dr. martin luther king jr.'s letter from a birmingham jail along with his message to his wife who in 1960 he writes from a state prison. >> this is from martin luther king to his wife,

were leaving, on emergency, because they didn't have the proper visa to get out of the count rye hannah was a high school freshman studying at international school and admits being concerned. >> a little bit. there is a a lot of hype on the news about nuclear reactors and stuff for plants and exposure. it's scary. >> her father says it took some work getting her out of japan. >> there is no specific danger she was in directly, but just uncertainty. >> saying her family insisted she travel to san francisco. >> when everything is stabilized we plan to go back. >> and some are saying they feel somewhat guilty leaving loved ones behind but say their children, in this case, come first. i'm live at sfo, abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. uc berkeley has suspended it's study abrafd program one day after csu system ordered students to return home. cal's program includes 80 students, 30 staff. csu has 45 students. all students are safe, and we're glad to say have been accounted for. >> the coast guard and other agencies plan to keep using sonar to find 15 boats sunk in crescent city harbor. tak

my name is hannah. i am 23 years old. i am a volunteer at the exploratorium. i have been going to raves for the past five years. what you're trying to restrict is a culture that has been around for over 20 years. unlike some fads that have come and gone, this does not seem to be going away, nor should it. both my younger brothers have autism. i was never able to communicate with them through the normal ways in which we do, with words. it was always to sounds, usually without any words attached to them, which is what electronic dance music immediately went into. from an early age, my way of communicating with my brothers was through listening to this music. in terms of community, and never felt like i was completely part of something until i came into this electronic dance music scene. we're talking about things that are very similar come up with regard to talking about drug usage, large crowds. you're talking about not only electronic dance music, but all music festivals and all gatherings, as a general guideline for uses of restricting. it is discriminatory -

for "teen kids news," i'm hannah.alie portman snagged the oscar for her perform. >>> reporter: four american states begin with an "a." and three of those states also end with an "a." arizona, alabama and alaska. arkansas ends with an "s," thought it sounds like a "w." go figure. >>> when it comes to sweets, there are two fundamental camps. the people who love chocolate and the people who love vanilla. troy investigates the origins of these popular flavors. >>> i love chocolate. i'd choose chocolate over vanilla in a second. >> i love vanilla because chocolate is always too -- i don't know what the word for it is, but i just hate chocolate. >> chocolate bars, chocolate smoothies, anything chocolate. >> reporter: both vanilla and chocolate are derived from plants that were originally discovered by ancient indians in mexico. and both plants were coveted for their delicious fruits. but that's where the similarities between chocolate and vanilla end. to get the scoop on america's favorite flavors, we met with a teen volunt

. >> hannah, thank you. wonder what exactly happens, what people are thinking about that mask of stoicism we've all been so impressed by in recent days. it must be a deeply emotional experience to live through this kind of tragedy and to have that big question of the nuclear issue hanging over you. that's it from this special edition of "bbc world news" here in tokyo. back here in -- back to you in london. >> and before we do this, these final pictures have just come in. these are the helicopters over reactor three in the fukushima plant. once again they are trying to drop water onto the reactor to cool down the rods inside. we should add this was an attempt they tried yesterday as well. it didn't go so well. they abandoned it i think after a couple of hours. they are trying again today, which shows you that this is still a priority. they have to try and cool these rods down, otherwise things could get a lot worse, and we are waiting to see if the power top, tepco, has indeed managed to start those generator

anthony james, carson day, catrina enrico, hannah nessens, lisa galloway. if your name has been called and you are in the first five, stand there. if not, take a seat. >> come right up, people waiting to speak. >> thank you. >> my name is guy hara. i am a software engineer. i have not prepared any detailed remarks. but i came here for the reason everyone else has come here. that is because music is deeply important to me. the events that are under consideration for regulation are deeply amazing and important events for me. while i completely understand the concern about regrettable and unfortunate incidents with people who overindulge, or whatever it is, there are far more fatalities, injuries, accidents, and harm done to the youth of this country by family abuse, from alcohol, from any number of things. these events and this music and the culture that you have heard people testifying to tonight is really -- it is what this country was founded four. it is what the people in the middle east right now are throwing themselves against tanks and guns for. it is

that inform south africa and continues on the winning side of the country is home to them and into hannah's bed last week but now they translate all of this through to the quarters in miami where the winner of a thirtieth seed john is not. over to basketball and van bay where twenty seven points from abroad james went enough to help miami beat his former club in cleveland cavaliers wearing barest by the heat's one eight hundred ninety s. last december but did better this time around ending the first up with an eleven point lead and a house scaled the momentum after the break they are in davis' motion for a longer g.m. with an l. you passed the ball to make it sixty four forty eight the lights and the home crowd we brought in company reduce the deficit to five points still in the first quarter but cleveland ran further away with it adding twenty seven in the last period for the final score one hundred two to ninety two the cows are still down at the bottom in base the only way to heat have made it to the postseason for. in boxing bernard hopkins and jump a skull have announced a rematch of t

anderson the inform south african continues on the winning side of the engine room and moving to hannah's big last week now the twenty four year old is going to the quarters in miami with a win over thirtieth seed john isner and the ladies of shut up over and andrea bank of it sure made it into the semi's on tuesday night. over to basketball and be a where twenty seven points from abroad james weren't enough to help miami beat his former club in cleveland cavaliers were a barrister by the he needs one like eighteen to nineteen last december but did better this time around in the first out with an eleven point lead and has scads of momentum health of the freight they are in davis motion for a longer g.m. with an l u s g john paul to make it sixty four forty eight delights in the home crowd the brawn and company reduce the deficit to five points still in the first quarter of cleveland ran further away with it adding twenty seven in the last period for the finals four one zero to ninety the cavs are still down at the bottom of these still rather good to have made it to the postseason before.

clothing to vodka as the rumors grow that she's about to enter the world of politics looks like hannah's priorities seem to be changing she wrote on her website before returning to moscow in july two thousand and ten i aspired to personal harmony i was more concerned with my own happiness but in due course my ideology changed i came to understand the fulfillment in life comes from helping those around me. that sounds like a politician if you ask me and has also made a return to social media she has accounts on twitter and facebook but she hasn't sent out very many tweets saying we're not friends with her on facebook so we couldn't going too much information about her but we do know that she's following the white house on their twitter account so maybe she's trying to stay updated on what's really taking place here in the u.s. either way and as media blitz is still big news in russia here in the u.s. and all around the world. now since a is international women's day we thought it would only be appropriate to tell you about this special day and how it came to be it was originally celebrate

. >> i love "hannah montana.">> i'm your kid. >> billy ray cyrus, is singing a decidedly different tune after giving "gq" magazine which he said the disney show "hannah montana" destroyed my family. it if always seemed things were going well. do you stand by those comments that you made in "gq." >> i did my interview two weeks before christmas in the midst of a divorce, much separated from my family. it was a mess surrounded in darkness, and "gq" the writer and photographer showed up. >> you didn't mean any of those things? >> here's where i'm at. >> okay. >> right now, there's a lot of positive communication between me and my family. you know, i love my family more than anything in the world. and that family extends out into the disney family. i have a lot of great friends at disney. i love the company. i love what they stand for. >> some critics will say, wait a minute. you're backtracking now. how do you convince us that's not the case? >> as far as convincing anybody of anything, i don't have to do that. i jus

his daughter hannah gate ride to a baby boy on saturday.s' probation along with community service an interim management counselling and a misdemeanor battery charge. >> mark: stocks are getting battered today. the nikkei plunged six percent down 10% today. as we started this morning the dow jones industrial average futures were down to and an 71. as wall street opened over fears over what's happening with a band we saw the data on over to hundred points. we have pulled back, we're an hour over two percent for the dow was down 1.63% to 195 points to 11,00795. s&p, nasdaq down over one of a percent. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. we are seeing little bit of a break but we're not going to get a break. we will see ranges from the umbrella even if it's dry at the moment we will get more rain wednesday the showers lander often on. thursday looks okay friday we get more rain that the steady rain all day, cooler temperatures still a chance of rain. >> mark: seems is coming at and the next hour following the lead is that of japan with

specialist in new brunswick, new jersey, who admitted to espn's hannah storm, he didn't know much about sat down. and i got very lucky. it's quite an experience. >> reporter: so random, even a monkey or a gorilla could do it. we asked polo, a silverback to pick the field, from four to two. >> time to pick who's going to be in the final game. >> right away, she chose uconn over kentucky. then, she struggled to pick butler over vcu. this year, her guess may be as good as any. why not? the oddsmakers are picking kentucky to win it all. if you pick the wildcats, you would be betting against joe perlman, the guy who got it right in espn's tournament. he is picking vcu to win in the final. >>> let's go across the country to san francisco and sam, who has made some new friends. sam? >> all right. let's get to the nation's weather. where are you from? >> los angeles. >> tell me your name. >> lisa. >> and -- >> san francisco, greg, greg archer. >> concord, california. >> we have some california crew right here. i know you're not having much of a good time. >> yes, we are. >> let's get to the boa

>> hannah from nashville. >> you're cute as pie, hannah.st. patrick's? green, blue, red or yellow? >> what do you guys think? red. >> all wrong. >> green? >> no. >> wait. what do you do when you're wrong? buzz! it was blue. you get a booby prize. >> a booby prize is a hot giveaway today. the answer, blue. >> actually a fact, it's blue because the traditional color was blue and our national standard flag for our country is actually blue. the presidential flag. and everybody associates green. no. i think it came from the shamrock. because the shamrock is green. of course, when you fly to ireland, all you can see is greenfields. >> you got that right. >> green everywhere and everything turns green, of course, in ireland and all over the world for st. patrick's day. >> let's go back across to paula. >> okay, hoda. i'm here with john maxwell. and his question is, how many pints of guinness are consumed on st. patrick's day? it's a multiple choice, john. 1 million, 2 million, 5 million or 13 million? >> worldwide or in america? not enough. >> it

we had hannah the dog, her owner donating 100, as a result other people do natured on behalf of theirown, san francisco. >>> weather and traffic coming up in just a minute. >>> good friday morning, we have strong storms pushing onshore in the north bay. 15 reported strikes between petaluma and novato. it looks like there's more action on the way as the front is trying to push into northern portions of the bay area. take a look at san bruno, heavy rainfall in the next five to ten minutes and another system will move in for sunday. that will bring about even more rain. so overall rainfall totals are looking to end up very high, possibly up to 4 inches before we hit sunday afternoon. receip let's see how this is impacting your drive with mike inouye. >> we were talking about the rain coming through, very bad signal because the rain is affecting our signal. look at the wet roads from 101 to the north bay. the south bay 101 moves smoothly. i'm also helping out with the earthquake relief fund doing the fund in san jose in japantown. come by if you can. >>> more local news in a half hour. th

jen only lost one, olivia and hannah lost two, but you went home. what's up? >> i don't know.hey had to -- they had their team in mind. i'm doing great at home. i love it. i'm using the biggest loser meal plan by e-diets and working out. i'm doing well. >> on the ranch you weighed 261. you lost 70 pounds on the ranch but it looks like you have lost more. >> i have. i'm down 93 pounds now. >> great. >> thank you. >> how has the lishow changed yr life? >> physically i feel lighter and better. mentally, emotionally, i feel like a different person like now -- it changed my relationships. i'm more confident and i love myself now. other people love mma and it's because of that. >> that's a good testimonial right there. congratulations. i'm happy for you. >> thank you. >> "biggest loser couples" airs tonight at 8:00/7:00 central time on nbc. nice having you here. >> thank you very much. >> mr. roker? >> let's check out the weather. looking at today, we've got strong storms moving into the pacific northwest. rain, windy mountain snows. the rain spreads up into the northeast tonight. t

you had a daughter, though -- you don't, but if you had a daughter, if you had your little niece hannahdaughter? >> no. i'm just saying -- >> so why didn't you answer it? >> if you've got some hair sprouting from places you never could have imagined -- >> it's none of your business. >> -- or loud noises emanating from your body -- >> like the dentist? behind1: he's doingcc closed doors withon dald um don. >> maybe we can get her to sing a little bit. >> dionne warwick. prepare to be delighted by fresh, wonderfully light, creamy light & fit. with 80 calories versus 100 in the other leading brand. live light & fit. don't suffer waiting for your pills to kick in. add alaway. for fast eye itch relief that works in minutes and lasts up to 12 hours. only alaway comes from bausch & lomb. for fast eye itch relief, add alaway. by giving me huge discounts on rooms hotels can't always fill. with unpublished rates. which means i get an even more rockin' hotel, for less. where you book matters. expedia. family trees... circles of friends... backyards are one size fits all. and just like we mix and m

>> they must have gotten hannah montana down there. >> they're trying to promote her last album, buttrate on movies. she wanted to give up her music for a while, so what made the turnaround? >> isn't it true that the father, billy, they're trying to reconcile? >> yes. he keeps saying, what was i thinking, i was very upset at the time. maybe she feels comfortable enough to go on tour now. >> we wish her all the best. >> we really do. >>> coming up, it's a rap for the third season of "jersey shore." vinnie is here. his acting debut is whatwoisrlde world is talking about. first, these messages. nourishment down from the sky. and kids don't jump into pools of high-fructose corn syrup. or play in fountains of sugar on a hot summer day. water is the pure choice... for your mind and body. so drink better, live better. embrace the pure life. nestle pure life. don't suffer waiting for your pills to kick in. add alaway. for fast eye itch relief that works in minutes and lasts up to 12 hours. only alaway comes from bausch & lomb. for fast eye itch relief, add alaway. by giving me huge discounts

darryl hannah, you mentioned, at one point. is that what broke you up? >> it wasn't, no.hat did go on. but, no. in looking back, no, that's not what i think. and then looking back to be honest what i remember is how wonderful he was. i think many women have a love that may not work out but you still carry a piece of them in your heart. i think that's a good thing. i certainly don't live in the past, but i wanted to write about this. a friend of his recently called me. he'd read the book and he said, you know, it's a beautiful tribute to john. it's your story, but a beautiful tribute. it made him remember how sad he was when john died but also reminded him what a special person he was. it's good to remember those we love. >> it's a lovely book. thank you for joining us this morning. the book is called "come to the edge." up next, the town side of social networking. is your teenager suffering from facebook depression? that's right after this. teacher he's impulsive in class. m his and his inattention makes focusing on homework tough. i know how it is because my son has adhd

>> hannah van pelt. >> are you any relationship to lucy van pelt?> maybe. >> she's too young to know the reference. let's take a look and show you what's going on. first a video from california. man, they are getting snow in northern california anywhere from another 8 to 18 inches of snow causing trouble. the interstates there have been shut down. probably going to happen again today out through the mountains. oit'ng g what's going on as far as your temperatures are concerned. i should say the mid it is section of the company, a big storm system working its way through dropping one to three inches from omaha to des moines. some areas with half an inch to an inch of rain. for today, a risk of strong storms in the mid mississippi river valley. wet weather and snow in the west. beautiful in the northeast, but it will continue chilly. cherry blossom festival starts today in washington. they're going to have snow on sunday. >>> and if your cherry blossoms are gone, they will be back in the next couple of weeks in a dryer, warmer pattern shaping up for th

and we at century, my colleague michael hannah and we provided the kind of support that handwriting what was being told to us by the wisdom of those task force members. they set the course and it's to them that we now turn to outline to you our groups recommendations and findings. so tom? >> thank you very much, jeff, for your very kind introduction and for your setting the stage. i begin by saying the reports findings with the wildly varying were unanimous. we were like many reports, free of footnotes, disclaimers, and i think even at this stage, any serious differences in the report quite remarkable and quite unusual and i think quite encouraging. because many of the people who were concerned have had long and deep experience in afghanistan and had the opportunity to join us in meetings around the world to no one understand precisely how people in the region were appreciating and understanding this issue. my job is the simple one. the every man's or every women's guide to the report to give you a sense of what question addressed and how we see it. we were essentially three major questi