the state department sat on janis's case for almost two years. he called me up in july and said look i'm losing my job in october when the army unit i support leaves afghanistan as part of the withdrawal. i will have to move back in with the population and i will lose 9 protection of being a u.s. interpreter and it will be only a matter you have time before the taliban will find me. the taliban read the u.s. news and they figured the best way to get their hands on him was to keep him in the country as long as possible. they called our tipline that our government has in kabul and said janis is a bad guy and the state department's knee jerk reaction was to ignore two years of investigative background checks on him and said you know what, i know our background checks say you are a good guy but we have one anonymous tip so you can't come to the u.s. anymore. janis is the only one. out of 8750 visa only 114 were issued last month. and on the iraqi side 8000 of the 25,000 have gone through. we had a person on earlier this month that came on anonymously

so we're here with janie. janie, how are you? great.nd we're standing in front of a property that you purchased, renovated and flipped, you and a partner. is that correct? that's correct. and now ll us, 'cause we want to get down to how much money you made. ultimately you guys want to know how much money janie made by following my system, is that correct? so tell me, how much money did you put in your pocket on this deal? i made $34,000. you made $34,000 and that's the check right there? this is the check. can you show the audience your check? $34,000. what would your life be like $34,000 richer. imagine, what kind of debt could you pay off? what kind of car could you go and put a down payment on or even buy? what kind of vacation could you go and take? and ultimately who in your family could you go out there and help? let me ask you one or two quick questions. before going to the free live events and before learning my system, did you have any kind of real estate experience? not at all. not at all. and what is one or two great things t

abc's linzie janis has the story. >> reporter: watch as 30 bikers take over this new york highway surrounding this black range rover. look, one of the riders seems to stop short. the suv hits him, breaking his leg. within seconds, the entire group grinds to a halt. they surround the suv, police say attacking the car and slashing its tires, and that's when the suv takes off. plowing over some of the bikers. watch again. police say the driver in the car with his wife and young daughter was afraid for his life. then a high-speed chase. the bikers in hot pursuit. at one point, they catch up. one biker tries to open the car door. but again, it speeds away. the chase ends on the streets of manhattan. the driver trapped in traffic. the bikers surround the car again.

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >>> now, to a terrifying case of road rage.this one also caught on tape. this is on a kentucky interstate. a driver decided to tape a lincoln driving dangerously. the passenger window opens up and a gun, here it is, aimed right at him. luckily, he was able to slam on his brakes and avoid being shot. the man from indiana has been arrested for that incident. >>> police in new york are searching for two mystery parachutists who jumped from 40 stories before landing near the world trade center site. investigators trying to determine which building was used as the launching pad in the pre-dawn hours. there aren't many clues. >> they were scene walking away from the location. no banners. no notes. >> if the two parachuters jumped from a nearby skyscrapers they would join a group of b.a.s.e. jumpers, doing this all over the world. >>> october is breast cancer month. and the entire abc news vision is going pink. a new abc news poll on breast cancer awareness shows that one in four women aged 50 years or older have never had a mammogram

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >>> next we have a wonderful update now. last night we showed you david muir's reporting from ethiopia and the american doctor giving sight to the blind in just seven minutes. it costs only $11 each. well, as of tonight, more than 1600 of you have gone online to donate more than $130,000. helping to change a lot of lives and we thank you. >>> still ahead right here on "world news," an abc news investigation, the online world of steroids on youtube, the promise to make you stronger, faster. >> steroids work like magic. >> the truth about where these drugs often come from. >>> and 50 years after the beetles made it big, the timeless idol and how he reunited two best friends separated by time. we're back in two minutes. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is

abc's linzie janis takes us to a town, where police are cracking down on teens and their parents. >> reporter: when the baltimore sun published this picture of maryland's attorney general doug gansler at a party with underage drinking it struck a nerve for many parents. he told abc's jim avila he was just there to speak with his son. >> did you set a good example going into a party, participating in the party -- >> you say participating, i'm walking through. >> reporter: this attorney general is having trouble figuring out what the rules are. he's not alone. >> i understand the position of some parents. they can't allow it to happen. the law is clear, if you allow underage drinking in your home, even if you don't provide alcohol you are looking at sanctions and potential civil lawsuits. >> reporter: two extreme cases this month in this town in glastonbury, connecticut show how confusing the issue can be. this is the house where the nixons threw their teenage daughter a party even handing out flyers saying they would be supervising the bash. when police arrived they found 100 teens an

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hasan's sentiment for signing up for a new iraq is the same sentiment that janis had. asked why did you defend me against the taliban? he didn't say i want to come to america to get a visa. he said i believe in a better afghanistan for thigh children. as a father i get that. but then the caveat is saying if i can't provide them with that better afghanistan, i hope you'll honor your commitment and process to bring me and my family to america. that's what we need to do right now. we are the united states of america. our word should be our bond. we're better than this. >> michael, matt, thank you very much for being with us tonight. hasan, i wish you and your family the very best, and we can only hope that america stands up for its friends. thank you all for being with us tonight. coming up next, they say the rich are different but the same can be said for the smart. we'll explore the habits of smart people. [[voiceover]] gripping films from the world the world's top documentary directors. >>banging your head over and over again can be a bad thing. >>every time i would do

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >>> and today abc news has gone pink across every broadcast saluting breast cancer awareness month and the search for a cure. tonight we're also asking about prevention, specifically which women get the least breast cancer and why. abc's chief medical editor dr. richard besser brings us the answer. >> reporter: ask mao in the chinese country side, a perfect example of what can happen if you eliminate breast cancer risks. >> i have heard of it but i don't know anyone who has ever had it. >> reporter: not in her village or in any village she knows. rural chinese women like mao have the lowest rates in the world. she eats mostly rice and vegetables, little meat and fat which lowers her risk. a healthy weight and exercise lower it more and her days are filled with exercise. >> we are working all the time and we sweat every day. that's why we're so healthy. we sweat so much. >> reporter: add this. mao had a child before she was 30 and she breast fed, both protect her from best cancer. here's what it looks like to have the lowest risk in the world. if chines

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abc's linzie janis with an attack caught on motorcycle camera and posted on the internet. >> reporter: watch as 30 bikers take over this new york highway, surrounding this black range rover. look, one of the riders seems to stop short. the suv hits him, breaking his leg. within seconds the entire group grinds to a halt. they surround the suv, police say attacking the car and slashing its tires. that's when the suv takes off, plowing over some of the bikers. watch again. police say the driver in the car with his wife and young daughter was afraid for his life. then a high speed chase. the bikers in hot pursuit. at one point they catch up. one biker tries to open the car door. but again it speeds away. the chase ends on the streets of manhattan. the driver trapped in traffic. the bikers surround the car again. this one smashing the driver's side window with his helmet. >> he's taken out of the car. he is assaulted. he received some stitches at columbia presbyterian hospital. >> reporter: tonight police are trying to track down the bikers and pouring over every second of that video. linz

abc's linzie janis has the story on one woman's struggle to ditch the drier. >> gloria?own out. >> reporter: gloria, sofia vergara's character, on "modern family," is a fan of the blowout. now, dozens of blow dry-only salons are popping up across the country. but for some women, this new, hot trend is becoming an addiction. >> feeling a little frizzy. >> reporter: sandra valentine used to visit the orlo salon three times a week. >> that would be $250 a week. >> wow. >> that's like somebody's rent every month. >> reporter: valentine knew her habit was out of control when an editor at "w" magazine challenged her to go cold turkey on blow dries and write about this in this month's issue. >> you can't get a blow dry from three months. >> reporter: but she is far from the only self-confessed blowout junkie. this woman goes to the drybar up to four times a week, spending about $800 a month, to go from this to this. do you own a blow dry center. >> i do own a blow drier. i don't think i've taken it out of the box. >> it's in the box? >> i believe it's in the box. >> a lot of ti

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> wow, that is disturbing stuff. >> really is hard to watch. picks up where you saw which is where the motorcyclist stops and seems to be turning around to provoke the initial impact. that's where he breaks his leg and that makes all of the motorcyclists upset. and then he mows over the motorcycles because he's probably desperate to get away. >> because his family and kids in the car. it doesn't make it right. it is a mess but this is for the police to sort out. i think this will be like a football play where there are flags on every side and they have to work out what will stick. >> apparently this was all part of -- these bikers had just done an annual ride from brooklyn to times square. i'm not saying it was those bikers but there were a group of bikers that created chaos on times square. >> not the same bikers but the same group. >> the same event of bikers going from brick to times square. listen, i know biker. they are a good group of people. >> few bad apples spoil the barrel. no doubt about it. >> when you look at the video, you are sma

abc's linzie janis takes us to a town, where police are cracking down on teens and their parents. >>reporter: when the baltimore sun published this picture of maryland's attorney general doug gansler at a party with underage drinking it struck a nerve for many parents. he told abc's jim avila he was just there to speak with his son. did you set a good example going into a party, participating in the party -- >> i'm walking through. >> reporter: this attorney general is having trouble figuring outs what the rules are. he's not alone. >> i understand the position of some parents. they can't allow it to happen. the law is clear, if you allow underage drinking in your home, even if you don't provide alcohol you are looking at sanctions and potential civil lawsuits. >> reporter: two extreme cases in glastonbury, connecticut show how confusing the issue can be. this is the house whehere the nixons threw their teenage daughter a party even handing out flyers saying they would be supervising the bash. when police arrived they found 100 teens and plenty of drinking. >> they knew the party was

linzie janis, abc news, hartford, connecticut. >>> now to our facebook question of the day. people who cannot avoid distractions from e-mail or text messaging? let us know what you think at wnnfans.com. >> even if you don't put anyone in danger, you are missing out on life, your kids, your friends. now and then, unplug. >> yeah. this is a gut-wrenching story to think two minutes could have made a difference. >> oh, yeah. >> think of it, she was slumped to the side. what if she slipped right under. she wouldn't have made a peep. that would have been the end of that. >> no doubt about that. scary stuff. >> yeah. i read that blog before we did the story, not knowing we were going to do the story and immediately had my husband read it. like we got to -- >> very brave woman to write the blog. >> absolutely. very eye opening. >>> coming up, sex and drugs and a celebrity couple. >>> and breaking news from the kardashian family. coming up next in ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >>> this just in to report in the skinny. breaking news to report in the skinny. it happened a few hours ago. >> i ca

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> every time we hear the story there's more details.an harris will have more with christopher cruz. >> two things are disturbing, one the wife could have been part of the attack. talk about group of men beating a woman with a child -- both things disturbing. a woman. the whole thing is disturbing and two, there were off-duty cops there that could have prevented things from getting that violent and did nothing. >> at least that is what we are thinking now. the thing with the story that touches so many people across the nation is everybody can identify this. we have all been in our cars and seen these motorcyclists go by or motorcyclists that know the right way to behave and know that is probably not the right way to behave. across the country we all understand there is something deeply wrong with what happened here. might have happened on the streets of new york but i think everyone realizes it can happen anywhere. >> hope justice is served. >>> coming up, miley cyrus is looking for laughs once again. this time on a major national stage.

taking you inside the hotel room where janis joplin spent her last hours.lus, legendary songs from legendary artists. tol the web guy is talking sir elton john. >> you are watching "ok! tv." >> ♪ yeah we got it ♪ singer janisrock joplin is getting a new show on broadway. inside the hollywood hotel room where her life tragically ended 43 years ago this month. >> i am here at the highland garden hotel in the heart of hollywood, where a rock icon spent her final hours. room.s is janis' toome here every october 4 celebrate her life. >> do you still get the basely feel -- the basic feel of what the room was like? >> we started calling because she did not show up to the session. finally, they showed up and got the road manager to get a key. we all had drug use back then. it was a fact of life. she shot up. she went to the front desk to get change for the cigarette machine. and just fell on the floor over by the corner. a lot of times, in the middle of the night, the toilet flushes or the tv comes on or the lamp comes on. closets, you walk in and the closet doors

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despite the fact that there was a false start, where janis had been given the visa, sold his possessions, prepared his family only to have it revoked at the last minute. we think because the taliban learned of this and leaked false information that he was, in fact, a collaborator. to theis rival to safety -- arrival to safety in the united states was testimony to a little bipartisan cooperation, some people in the much maligned faceless bureaucracy who went the extra mile, who administered a couple polygraph tests to him and within three hours after the end of the government shutdown reyou shall shooed the visa and on their way to safety. they woke up this morning in their own little apartment in arlington to a new life. but thousands who risked their lives for americans are still held hostage at risk themselves in iraq and afghanistan. earlier this month, in the midst of all the chaos surrounding the government shutdown and the harsh rhetoric on the floor, we were able to keep alive the visa program for iraqis. we brought it back to life after it expired september 30. i would hope the s

it and not a penny more, and she also wrote the song "ball n' chain," which was later recorded by janis. but our whole camp is named after her in honor of her pioneering spirit. >> these girls are pioneers, too, not only learning how to drum, but learning how to be loud and proud. >> at drum camp, we're hoping that girls really develop their confidence in making noise. when girls leave our rock camp programs, i'm hoping that they're gonna come away with the feeling that they can do anything they want. >> the camp we visited was in new york city, but there are rock-'n'-roll camps for girls in other parts of the country, as well. so if you want to start drumming, start googling. for "teen kids news," i'm kristina. >> that's our show for this week. thanks for watching "teen kids news." we'll see you next time. >> here's a shout out to p.r. newswire for including "teen kids news" on their big screen in times square, new york city. 7j7n7o?o/o/o?o?o/u/uot+u+u/uooo) [dramatic instrumental music] ♪ - known for its rich world history centering around the massive roman empire, a history that's st

abcs lindsay janis back on the story tonight. >> reporter: imagine this, the rumble of engines, back after bike surrounding your car. that's what alexian lien behind the wheel of that black suv saw. that biker slowing down, before the impact setting off the harrowing eight minute chase. lien's wife called 911 four times. before this. the final frame of the video. but now, these pictures, which police are using to try and identify the bikers, showing what happened next. on the ground, surrounded by bikers, his terrified wife hanging out of the passenger side door. once the bikers fled, here clutching her child. tonight, police say they are now looking for half a dozen additional bikers, who may have had a role in the assault. the motorcyclists see it differently. one telling abc news what he saw. >> once you put your car in the midld of a bunch of bikes, what is going to happen? on the highway, he started this lane to that lane, speeding up. getting up on the back of the bikes. >> reporter: today attorney gloria allred spoke on behalf of edwin mieses, the biker left paralyzed. >> he w

when you look at the success, the long-term success of the affordable care act, and the fact that janishat. we've heard for a very long time that young, healthy people weren't going to have any interest in this. it's too early to make any declarations about that. in the first week or two, the state of connecticut put out some numbers. one out of three folks were under the age of 35. one man got a plan for $70 a month. the difference is his previous plan was a catastrophic plan that only allowed him to visit the doctor three times in a year. the new plan is a gold plan that covers much more been fnefits. the issues of health care.gov need to be resolved but people are hungry. >> in maryland we have a lot of young people who go to the website and sign up but don't sign up for the plan. i think they're seeing the premiums. they're seeing the costs. i think they're looking at those $6,000 deductibles. in maryland it's 6350. and i think if they think about it, they're thinking wait a minute, i got to pay a monthly premium or i can pay a couple $0 hundred dollars. or i can pay $114 a month wh

here's abc's linzie janis tonight. >> reporter: for the first time, the biker charged with setting off terrifying eight-minute long chase is speaking out. in an exclusive interview with abc's dan harris, 28-year-old christopher cruz says he wasn't looking for trouble. >> i tried to stay away from trouble, as much as possible. >> reporter: what kind of impact is this having on your life? >> it's turned my life upside down. >> reporter: cruz is charged with reckless endangerment. and overnight, fresh details of the assault. a good samaritan said the wife was also attacked. >> opened the door and he grabbed the lady by her arms, pulling real hard. it was a big guy. i saw that, he stopped pulling the lady because people started screaming. >> reporter: a closer look at this nypd flyer showing surge owe with his arms outstretched, protecting, shows the passenger side window was also smashed. >> i said, i have to do something. this is a family, they're going to get killed. >> reporter: and tonight, the nypd says it is now investigating whether two offduty cops were at that same scene and didn

abc's linzie janis has the answer. >> reporter: gas prices could fall to lows not seen in years and it could happen just in time for the holidays. call it a christmas bonus. industry insiders say gas prices could fall as much as another 20 cents between now and the holidays, pushing the national average to $3.15 a gallon, the lowest it's been in three years. >> all kind of stars aligning here for motorists. >> reporter: nationwide prices are down 26 cents in the last month and a half. with gas stations in 16 states now charging less than $3 a gallon, $2.99 at this one in sioux city, iowa and at this one in davenport, iowa where it's already snowing. experts say it's only going to get better. >> we have a higher supply of gasoline, ten percent than last year, lower demand as the temperatures cool, a lack of hurricanes this year, all those factors could put downward pressure on gas prices to the tune of another 15 to 20 percent drop perhaps by christmas. >> reporter: experts say easing tensions with syria and iran and egypt are pushing global oil prices below 100 bucks a barrel for the f

for "good morning america," linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> i have read "proof of heaven."atino community is very spiritual. you can see god anywhere you want to. we're people of faith. our audience is, too. whoever watch this is story will feel it. >> it's amazing. >> nonbelievers, fair to say? >> if you love the dance. >>> back staij of "dancing with the stars." a big fight tonight. the bottom couples getting their second chance after being saved bay voting mishap last week. christina milian has a look at how they're getting ready. >> reporter: tonight could be their last chance to dance. jack osbourne and cheryl burke hope to survive with a jaif. you dance as if this is your last dance. >> reporter: bill engvall and emma slater. >> everybody is crunching. >> reporter: both couples still stunned they were not eliminated last monday. >> the way they went about it a little weird. >> jack and cheryl. bill and emma. >> it was just scary. i thought it was going to be us going home. i was saying my good-byes to jack. i was like, jack, i have had the best season with you. you're

hurting from that partial government shutdown, the lower s prices couldn't come at a better time linzie janis, abc news, new york. . attention pet owners, you may want to reconsider feeding your dog jerky treats made in china. the fda reports they are linked to the deaths of 600 dogs and ten cats and says 3600 other pets have been sickened by the treats them agency is seeking help from pet owners and vets as it continues to look in to this mysterious outbreak. residents of the blue mountains region in australia have been told to leave their homes to allow firefighters to battle wildfires. 200 homes have been destroyed and damaged 122 in new south wales since last week. australia's prime minister said this morning climate change was not to blame for the latest wildfire outbreak. >>> here's a look at the nation's weather now. it will be clear and dry for the west coast across the rockies with more lake effect snow in store for the upper midwest. the south except for florida will start to dry out just a little bit. it will be damp and raw across the northeast. >> temperatures will be chilly acro

and linzie janis is here with more. this is a bombshell. >> exactly.st time, mia farrow is suggesting publicly that her blue-eyed son, ronan, long believed to be her biological child with woody allen, may be frank sinatra's son. he was the crooner that left generations swooning. and she was the young starlet of "rosemary's baby." together, their may/december romance, scandalized hollywood. now, mia farrow is hinting that her son might be the child of frank sinatra. in an interview, she said possibly. and rumors have been rampant that the now-25-year-old ronan could be sinatra's son. from his blue eyes to his dashing good looks, many suggested he could be the singer's youngest son. no dna testing has been done to prove who ronan's father really is. also in the "vanity fair" article, mia farrow admits that sinatra was the greatest love of her life. saying, we never really split up. mia farrow is no stranger to controversy about children. her adopted daughter, sun-yi, married her partner and filmmaker, woody allen. the "vanity fair" asked nancy sinatra ab

. >> president obama walked into the rose garden with janis baker. >> like many consumers out there it took me many frustrating attempts. >> problems continue to plague healthcare.gov. the white house won't say how many people have been able to select a health insurance plan. >> nobody is as mad as me that the website isn't working as well it should. that means it's going to get fixed. >> president obama said experts are working on it repairs but is not giving a target date when the software will be up to speed. >> there are problems throughout the site. it could take weeks or even months to fix. >> this is a system that was rushed out much too quickly. they didn't have a chance to thoroughly test the system before it went into operation. >> with one change already in the works, users will be able to view plans without having to first fill out applications with huge amounts of personal information. >> tara mergener, wjz eyewitness news. >> there were a few scary moiments duringy moments during -- scary moments during the president's speech. a lady almost passed out. after the event she