kristina? . >> i'm having a little trouble hearing you. the party is just starting here at the plaza. we have a dance party going on courtesy of this drum circle here. people are so excited, dancing around, taking photos.

the murder victim is identified as kristina weckler, a 20-year-old art student. >> the body was locatedry quiet residential area. she was placed off the road, somewhat to look -- to probably make an attempt to conceal her from traffic or from people in the area. it was very apparent by looking at her that she had sustained some ligature markings on her wrist and her ankles and also some ligature markings on the neck. >> an autopsy later confirms that the killers are becoming more perverse in how they torture their victims. >> in kristina's case, they experimented with several different ways to kill her, and one of these creatures came up with the idea, maybe we'll inject her with some kind of a cleaning fluid. >> as a news reporter, you're supposed to be impartial, you're supposed to have this facade in front of you, not react to anything. bs. forget about it. on occasion, for something like this, you've got to react. you're a human being and it's got to affect you one way or another. so you have to take a look at it, especially if you're a woman. it could be me. >> with thanksgiving on

from new york, new york, please welcome kristina salaverry! [cheers and applause] oh, oh, oh!ow you doing? >> hi, how are you? nice to meet you.

cards so he son can find the one that belonged to his three-year-old sister kristina.escribes the day i.s.i.l. took her daughter away. >> translator: they came to our house and put us on a truck. they took us to the medical center. they said they would give us medical checks and medicine if anyone was sick. then they ordered us on a bus and searched our bags, took our money and gold and even our clothes. a young man wearing black clothing of i.s.i.l. came on the bus and armed i.s.i.l. fighters surrounded the vehicle. >> translator: he took my daughter from me. i followed him and was pleading with him to give her back. >> reporter: the man disappeared into the medical center, after a few minutes another man appeared holding kristi kristina. >> translator: he was around 60 or 70 years old and carrying my daughter, she was crying and i was begging him to give me her and he threatened saying if i didn't get back on the bus i would be killed. i feel tortured, my heart is crying out for my daughter and i have no idea where she is and how she is and i have no information at a

from new york, new york, please welcome kristina salaverry! [cheers and applause] oh, oh, oh!re you? nice to meet you. >> come on over. nice to meet you.

. >> reporter: kristina under the value of a simple car ride, she found out last year when she was battlingnflammatory breast cancer, first came six rounds of chemo therp and then surgery and then 40 radiation sessions and she didn't have a car for the daily trips. >> i kept saying it's fine i'll take the bus, i'll take the bus, it's a mile walk, that was one of the worst winters on record. >> most of the time the sidewalks weren't shoveled. christina contacted the american cancer societies road to recovery program, it pairs roll volunteer drivers with cancer patients, she was not sure about riding with a stranger and the conversation was not necessarily about cancer. they know are you going through a difficult time and they ask about the weather and what you did over the weekend, the majority of time they were such nice people i felt so comfortable i could open up to them. >> as she recovered from her treatment, christina decided to pay it forward, she urges everyone she can to volunteer too. >> i saw how many people gave up their time to help me, even just taking just one person it feels

kristina is in berkeley. >> well, we are learning that the student's name is [name redacted due to court finding of factual innocence] and he was arrested last night at the delta u house and it is a uc berkeley affiliateed house. >> a cloud of controversy is hanging over the greek system at uc berkeley. police are investigating 2 separate reports of sexual assaults at fraternities and a third that possibly happened at another fraternity last weekend. says it happens frequently. >> students come to me all the time. >> warner is active in raising awareness about what she calls a systemic issue within the system. >> there are most definitely assaults. a lot of them are repeat offenders. >> berkeley police arrested last night in connection with one of the assaults. a university spokesperson says [name redacted due to court finding of factual innocence] is in his 4th semester. >> it is totally unacceptable. it's going against everything that we stand for and what we are trying to instill in new students as they come here. >> says the university is trying to change the culture by offering new

. >> we published another magazine in which kristina showed us her new home, a prison cell. we poked fun at organizations that offer nothing, that are out of touch. >> like all good satire, mongolia has serious intent. journalism can hit hard. politicians - how they profited by the privatisation of state-owned companies, spain's involvement in the iraq war, and to the surprise of backers, circulation reached 40,000. the magazine makes enough money to pay regular salaries to staff. and all that with no advertising revenue. >> we are all proving that with little you can achieve a lot. and perhaps one of the biggest mistakes is to allow the media to grow so much that they turn to institutions that need huge resources and this makes them slow machines. we are following those that create focus points that generate information that is more direct, effective, independent. more real. because in times of financial crisis, spaniards are struggling to take the main stream news seriously. they have gone booking for the truth elsewhere. in parody, and therein lies the irony. . >> they ha

. ♪ kristina became a nurse because she wanted to help people. last person she tried to save had ebola and she became infected. she was 30 years old and pregnant with her first child. her husband thought she was dead. >> translator: this was not in our plans. she had so many things we wanted to do together. i feel lost. i feel left alone. >> reporter: the man who infected her came to nigeria on a commercial flight from liberia in july and collapsed at the airport in legos and taken to the hospital where she worked. he was nigeria first ebola case in the current epidemic, the index patient. government officials say eight have died from ebola and most health workers and measures put in place by the government to control this such as screening airports. it's a process everyone has to go through, this machine takes your temperature and if it's 38 or higher the machine will beep and you will be asked about countries traveled to recently. the world health organization says a country can be declared free of ebola after six weeks of no new cases and that

>> reporter: kristina wallace who introduces girls to computer science said she wasn't discouraged. > i think we left a little bit more, you know, emboldens. it was that moment where what we already believed about the system was confirmed. on stage. in a keynote. >> reporter: that's because tech companies are made up of mostly white and male employees. at microsoft, 29% female, and apple, 20%, twitter, 10%. it's a sensitive topic that dominated social media following his remark. he yiezed. tweeting, was inarticulate how women should ask for raise. close gender pay gap so a raise is not needed because of a bias. >>> dairy queen has fallen victim to hackers. its payment systems were breached between august and september. the names, credit cards and debit card numbers may have been compromised. about 400 stores across the country were affected. >>> overnight tesla unveiled new features to the $70,000 model s. the system called auto pilot will move the car over one lane when the driver uses the turn signal. it will also use cameras to reach speed limb signs and decelerate accordingly. but

kristina? . >> i'm having a little trouble hearing you. the party is just starting here at the plaza. we have a dance party going on courtesy of this drum circle here. people are so excited, dancing around, taking photos. i can't even [inaudible] there you go. we talked to some earlier, they're saying they predict the giants are going twin world series. >> now that they've tied up the series? >> i think they have a really good chance of win tg whole thing. >> give us some spirit. >> go giants! >> what is your predictions going on for the series? >> we're go toeg win it. -- going to win it. it's going to be fan taste tasic. -- fantastic. . >> back out here live, something tells me that these folks aren't going to stop dancing anytime soon. it seem the party will keep going tonight. and of course it will continue tomorrow when gave five. back to you guys in the studio. >> both teams will have hair aces on the mound for game five. it will be a rematch of game one. >> kansas city will go with james. fans certainly are hoping for similar out co

kristina is in berkeley. >> well, we are learning that the student's name [name redacted due to court of factual innocence] and he was arrested last night at the delta u house and it is a uc berkeley affiliateed house. >> a cloud of controversy is hanging over the greek system at uc

when his message extended to young girls, english sisters, celeste and kristina also had to perform fort, to me, is disturbing, because this was just the start of much more. we were told we were dancing for god as well as berg, didn't we? >> yeah. glorify god. yeah, it's just -- it's just sad. it's just -- ♪ >> david berg wrote a letter called glorify god. that's where he gave specific instructions about what he wanted to see on these dance videos. >> you're a sick [ muted ] pervert. and you don't have anything better to do with your life than to [ muted ] up your little kids. it's just so far beyond me, i just can't [ muted ] imagine it. but, yet, it happened. it happened right before me. it happened to all of you. >> celeste's strip video was filmed at the family's commune in greece. led by berg's lieutenant, paul pelecrin, this was the unit that most enthusiastically followed the example with rick in the story of davidito. >> i hold berg responsible because he ran the communes. his word was gold. and he was the one that did the dance videos when i was in greece. i remember him yellin

>> tonight, you will be dumping on kristina jackson. animation studio, she also plays the mandolin and she has no pugs named gracie and maddy and a cat named emma. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, too, rachel. >> i have been given an additional note saying if you win our game tonight this will be the first time you won a prize of any kind since you were 5 years old. can that be true? >> that's correct. >> what did you win when you were 5? >> an eggplant. >> were you at an eggplant competition? or did you really lose? >> we did a field trip to a grocery store and the grocery store held up the eggplant and said whoever can guess this will win it. and i guessed that it was an eggplant. >> and that taught you to never compete again. >> exactly. >> at least until now. i'm going to ask you three questions. if you get two or more of them right, you will win an awesome piece of swag. what is the swag? >> it's this awesome minicocktail shaker. >> teeny tiny, nobody will get hurt. before we get started, we need to bring in the disembodie

the first kristina calls from oakland. good morning. >> caller: i am a retired nurse i worked in surgery for over 30 years. thank goodness for the nurse is union that nurses can go to be protected i think what is really happening i remember with hiv the first patient we got in surgery. management would make fun and how they were over protecting these were the people who made fun of people but would not come near that patient all too often i have seen through my career what is the cost benefit? this has gone on multiple times contamination was always the big deal. they would tell you know, i didn't. be quiet bet nursing unions is what is needed because now somebody will protect us because hospital administration we don't put people who work on the line we don't ask them their opinion and if we think it costs too much they are not listen to. >> guest: she is 100 percent correct. i have senators 40 years for what we put up with things have changed over the years and have gotten worse and worse with the bottom line but i would

. >> reporter: part of the tour means having kristina perry.acts. and since i was there, had to get a sneak peek at her killer outfits. >> i start off with this. and it has, like, this bustier. >> it's very madonnaish. >> yeah. and i change into this which i think is my favorite. we thank you for the audience here that's making it possible. >> reporter: with just minutes to show time -- last minute touches and, oh, boy, they just can't get enough. ♪ ♪ i'm a fire starter ♪ >> reporter: for "good morning america," jesse palmer, abc news, miami. ♪ i really don't care >> but we do. we love you, demi. tomorrow, the tour continues in hershey, pennsylvania. and demi has a new companion journal to go along with her best-selling book. it's staying strong, a journal. it's available in stores and online right now. >>> we have a break out performance >>> our next guest burst on to the charts with "hide away yts kwts, and the one-take video that's gone viral with 35 million views on youtube. now out with her debut album, "sound of a woman." please welcome k

kristina receiving one of them.id earlier this year she got a popup with a dire warning. >> it said 400-some error messages noted by microsoft. call this number right away. we'll assist you. >> reporter: when she called, a man answered. >> he had a customer i.d. number for me. >> reporter: the man asked to connect to the computer. she let him take control remotely and never got it back. >> he says if you want everything that was there back, you know what you have to do. >> reporter: that doesn't sound like an i.t. guy, sounds like a street thug. >> that's what it sounds like. >> reporter: the guy said to buy a money card and send it to him. she was savvy enough to know what to do next. >> i hung up. >> reporter: microsoft tells "gma" investigators it would never call consumers asking for money. >> my name is john. >> reporter: but remember the scammer, john, we caught up with him by phone in calcutta. he says he quit the business. i wonder if you feel badly for having taken part in that? >> i do feel bad. i do feel

i'm kristina wong from "the hill." my question is for general petraeus. sir you have had great experience and expertise in iraq and i would be remiss if i didn't ask whether there are some data in washington of whether or not the strategy against isis will be successful, and what are your views of whether the strategy will work, how it will end and went -- what are your views on that? >> i don't want to turn this into an isil q&a but i can see how it can end in iraq with the strategy in which we have embarked has a reasonable chance of success. it really comes down as the president has been very clear, it comes down to prime minister a body performing tasks and the iraqi security forces performing tasks that we had to do in 2007 because the place was literally on fire and it burst into civil war flames had we not done that. we should not underestimate all the challenges that we have had and we should not underestimate the ability of this new government to reach out to the sunni-arab community and to make them part of the fabric of society and also to acco