some players yesterday raised their fists reminiscent of tommy and john karr los in the 60s. the olympic track stars like joyner searsey. >> joynerkearsey said she was

i'm so sorry you're going through this. >> reporter: karr offers help. elizabeth resists, though she says she never forgot the powerful kindness of karr's words. >> because so few people tell an -- you -- we all look at the alcoholic with revulsion. and, like, get -- you know, "get it together, for god's sake. what is wrong with you?" and that just makes you feel so horrible about yourself. >> reporter: it was only after that florida vacation in 2012 that elizabeth vargas decided her drinking was enough of a problem she would tell her bosses that she had a medical issue, but secretly she was making a visit to her first rehab facility, where the minimum stay is usually 30 days. >> i was so deluded and in denial that i convinced them to let me come for just two weeks. >> reporter: yeah. crazy. >> denial's a big part of my story. crazy. >> reporter: a few weeks after leaving, she starts drinking again. as she returns to work. this is the moment elizabeth is about to cross another bridge toward the disease. in the past she had always been able to keep a fire

a man named john mark karr actually confessed! nats - john mark karr (8/17/06): "i loved jonben?t and she died accidentally." (keyable lower-third verbate gfx) (keyable sidebar gfx) but his dna did not match? so he was never charged. they sat down with barbara walters years ago. sot - barbara walters (20/20, 2000): "mr. ramsey, did you kill jonben?t?" john ramsey: "no, i did not." barbara walters: "mrs. ramsey, did you kill your daughter?" patsy ramsey: "no, i did not kill my daughter." the ramsey: "death would have been a welcomed relief from the pain and agony i felt." per legal/karle - must keep this track line about the ramseys being cleared as suspects in 2008 only 12 years after the authorities exonerate the ramsey: "we keep our curtains closed. our doors and windows are locked. going anywhere is a major organized and planned operation. we get people coming to the door claiming to have information that can be helpful in the case. // it didn't matter. we'd lost our child. that's what mattered." many of the high school football coaches gather hours before the game to set the

karr scrambles around. in the backfield, he finds amari cooper, and cooper is going to turn on the jets. it looks like by all appearances, a 51-yard touchdown. but cooper is flagged for going out of bounds. no catch, no touchdown, so instead of punting, he goes for it on 4th down. and washington is stopped hot of the first town. ryan can smell the dagger. julio jones 20-yard game. and atlanta knew it was coming. and he finishes the drive-off with a touch-down run. the ball just across the plains. it is over. the raders down 35-28. they haven't been 2-0 since 2010. >>> and julio. and the deflections. everything worked. and we didn't do much to stop it. and if you need somebody to blame. blame the head coach. we correct what we need to correct. the raders over 500-yards of offense. the 49ers didn't wait long to find if their 28-0. back-to- back road games. and mvp. they lead 10-7 in the second quarter. and newton to his favorite target. and a 78-yard touchdown. 14-10 carolina. they take a 17-10 lead from the

john mark karr was flown to he killed the 6-year-old girl, but his dna didn't match. >> that he was considered a viable suspect believes me to believe there were folks in the office that had a much stronger opinion about the intruder theory than some of the rest of us might have had. >> reporter: what has been determined is that the dna on jonbenet's clothing did not match anyone in her family. based on that, in 2008, lacey cleared jonbenet's parents and brothe found with anyone. grand believes that early trip to southeast asia was worth the try, and now -- >> i don't know whether it's possible to determine whether a dna sample, as small, and as on the go as this one had a particular,. >> it was of asian origin or not. >> reporter: 20 years after the in finding jonbenet's killer. >> short of a confession, it is hoped one day there will be what they call a hit on that dna matching it to someone in the database who turns out to be the killer of jonbenet. >> much more on the murder investigation coming up tonight on cbs4 news at 10:00. that's after part 2 of the case of jonbenet ramsey. a special

hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of damage, multiple injuries and one death, justin karr. the 26-year-old protestor was reportedly shot in the head by another protestor. the community is challenging scott's shooting. -?the police say scott had a gu and they felt thrratened. scott's family says he didn't own a weapon and in his hand was a book. police say they won't release the body or dash cam video of the shooting until after the investigation, but they did show it to the scott family last night, says the video only left them with more queetions than answers, though they asked it be released to the public. >>> this morning president obama shares his thoughts about the recent violence and all the tension talking with abc news, he says police/community relations are an issue. >> i think it's important to separate out the pervasive sense of frustration among a lot of african-americans about shootings of people and the sense that justice is not always color blind. what we've seen over the last several years is the overwhelming majority of people who have been concerned about

big stats from derek karr. >>> meantime, this is a big upset.erena williams denied of her seventh title there. and it is carolina periskova that takes care of it. 6-2-7-5. straight sets. serena will not win her seventh open and she will also lose her number one ranking in the world. poskova beat venus williams. the fourth player ever to beat both williams centers in the same tournament. one other football note. there's some word tonight that marshawn lynch may want to return to the nfl. may be thinking about the fourth or fifth game of the year. >> it would be nice to see beast mode again. >> thanks for joining us. good night. >> good night. so i got your test results an allergy to cat dander.w there are options, but the most effective course of action would be to remove the source of the allergens. he's got a name. it's herbert. as long as you live with herbert, you're going to have the respiratory symptoms. and i'll have the joy that only a kitty cat can bring. okay, well there are some things we can do to minimize the impact. allergy shots, a

a little girl in michigan and her barbie are karr are going vie rasm the reason the little girl is four years old and she with gifts to give to her neighbors in need. 369 nibz lost everything in a so ra beck and her four brothers got to workloading the clothes and toys in the barbie car. the family that lost the home said they are so moved by the self lens act. i criesmed i got tierpd. it was unbelievable. the little girl, for her to donate her own toys and items of she doesn't even know, she's a special little girl. >> well, other people in the neighborhood sent the family cards and toys and set up a go fund me page to help them recover. >> that's a precious little girl learing a lesson at four years old. >> big heart in a small package. >> and time for the 11:00 news. right now at 11:00, disturbing discoveries along the courtney tated animal caucus as longt shoreline have bem pem disgusted and outrage oovmentd they should not be here on the causeway or any part. >> it shouldn't be going on but it is and now the question is why? >> think it's very important in order to seat actual qual

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some players yesterday raised their fists reminiscent of tommy and john karr los in the 60s.ic track stars like joyner searsey. >> joynerkearsey said she was discriminated against in the 80s and 90s. she fought back with a message of positivity. she respects the flag and the anthem, but also the rights of the 49ers quarterback and others. much like the stance of the nfl commissioner. >> i support our players speaking ut -- out about the players responsibility. >> this is her platform and how jackie kearsey makes a difference. carolyn tyler abc7 news. >> dan: well, it was a nice night out there for football at levi stadium. >> yes, a little chill and drizzle in the air. >> dan: it felt like football. >> it was football weather. we have drizzle coming for the morning commute. let's show you doppler 7hd and you may want to grab that umbrella has you head out the door. you may run into down spots. live doppler 7 is showing you the cloud cover which is pretty widespread from the emeryville camera. it is overcast as we look across the bay right now. your temperatures are 57 in san

carrying hazardous material and the cars they were carrying them in were the same cars that were used to karr carry corn oil. that's completely unacceptable. there's a transition toward much more robust train cars. the first step is to keep the train on the track. talks about doing everything you can, positive train control, to keep the train on the track. >> speaking of positive train come, there was another train crash this week that may have been prevented by positive train control. are you frustrated railroads have gotten congress to extend the deadline for them to have ptc, positive train control, in the places where passenger rail safety requires them to? >> we've been pushing positive train control since the late 1960s. it's been on the list almost continuously ever since. we took it off briefly when congress enacted a law that said you must do this by the end of 2015. we said, okay, we've taken care of that problem. guess what, they hadn't, because very few people finished it by 2015. yes, it is an ongoing challenge for us. we don't call it frustration. we call it a challenge. that's

sadly, that victim, 26-year-old justin karr, has now died.tried to help him is sammy sheryl. he joins me now. sammy, thanks so much for being with us and for what you tried to do last night. you had just got, out of the hospital after suffering an asthma attack, when in front of the hospital during the altercation, a man was shot. can you walk me through what happened? >> once i left the hospital, i went to buffalo wild wings, got some wings, and the police directed everyone to stop walking up trinity street with the protesters. as they started shuffling up, getting everyone boxed in, we walked up to the omnihotel. they had a barricade to the valet room. so as you see people running, you heard a gunshot. i was behind him. i didn't see anybody shoot or him hit him. and as i looked up, he was just laying on the ground. nobody helped him. the police just looked at him. i picked him up, took him to the hotel valet parking lot. and they snatched me up and let tear gas off and dragged justin off and left me in there. some protesters found me crawli

carrying hazardous material and the cars they were carrying them in were the same cars that were used to karr carry corn oil. that's completely unacceptable. there's a transition toward much more robust train cars. the first step is to keep the train on the track. talks about doing everything you can, positive train control, to keep the train on the track. >> speaking of positive train come, there was another train crash this week that may have been prevented by positive train control. are you frustrated railroads have gotten congress to extend the deadline for them to have ptc, positive train control, in the places where passenger rail safety requires them to? >> we've been pushing positive train control since the late 1960s. it's been on the list almost continuously ever since. we took it off briefly when congress enacted a law that said you must do this by the end of 2015. we said, okay, we've taken care of that problem. guess what, they hadn't, because very few people finished it by 2015. yes, it is an ongoing challenge for us. we don't call it frustration. we call it a challenge. that's