kristin osborne did leave someone behind. her husband, justin, to man the booth while she returned to the vineyard in minnesota. "there are people emailing the winery saying, she did it for the publicity. not true. we're out thousands of dollars we spent on this." kristin osborne says as a woman entrepreneur, she does not have the luxury of taking off from work after having a baby. the nra which was founded in 1919 says it has never had an issue with exhibitors bringing newborns to the show until now. turning to the social media world. a number of deals are reported to be in the works.. starting with twitter. recode.com says twitter is in talks to buy soundcloud. sound cloud based in berlin is known as youtube for music. if it happens the aquisition would become twitter's largest to date at a guestimate of $700 million dollars. another big ticket deal from youtube-- the unit owned by google is reportedly on the verge of paying $1 billion for twitch. twitch is popular among video game fans who use it to stream video of their p

kristin hopkins had been missing for five days.went off the road 80 miles southwest of denver. karen morfitt spoke with the first responders who helped rescue kristin. >> reporter: for nearly a week, 43-year-old, kristin hopkins was alone, trapped in her wrecked car and struggling to stay alive. now, with her family and friends by her side, the fight continues. >> we are hopeful for her prognosis, she was seriously injured with multiple internal and external injuries. >> reporter: she was first reported missing april 29th, two days after she was last seen leaving work. at some time, she crashed her car over the side of red hill on highway 285 just outside of fair play. firefighter jim cramer responded to the scene, but couldn't say how long it had been there, only hopkins could and she did. a red and write umbrella was found at the scene with her handwritten message on it. >> there was also bleeding, please help, see a doctor. the last one she wrote was six days without food and water. >> reporter: more than 140 feet from the roadw

kristin hopkins joins us.stin, so glad to have the chance to talk to you, first and foremost, how are you doing? >> well, i'm doing great, thank you. >> now, i understand you don't have the memory of the actual crash, so at the end of last month you were driving just outside of denver, investigators said you went airborne 120 feet before rolling some 200 feet. does it surprise you you were able to survive that kind of crash? >> yes, i'm very amazed that i survived the crash. >> what is the first memory you have? >> i just remember waking up in the car. it was daylight. and you know, i realized the car had flipped over and i was in some sort of accident. because you know first the car was upsidedown. and all the windows were smashed and broken. and i was kind of hurt. >> so what did you do? >> i just -- tried to survive. i tried to you know, find some how to get out of the car. i tried to you know, with my -- thinking and everything, flag down somebody. and i had a red and white umbrella in the car. and i found

i'm kristine mudridge. happy to join us. i'm here with chris rey ford, the chief communication officer from the archdiocese of san francisco. chris, we are doing something unusual and turn the table. you're going to be interviewing me this morning. i just returned from a trip to rome. i had the opportunity to attend the canonization of john xxiii and john paul ii and now we call them a rather long title. st. pope john paul ii and st. pope john xxiii. i had an amazing experience and i wanted to bring chris on because chris attended in 1993. so you had the opportunity to be up close and personal with 500,000 other people. >> that's right. >> in the papal event. >> we woke up the day of the mass in denver, colorado, and long story short, my wife was quoted by the ap and it went everywhere. it was with john paul the great as i like to call him. the way i look back on that and the city has still been reaping, i think, the graces from that visit. beautiful images of holy father, st. john paul ii reaching out, blessing children, me

as kristine johnson reports it was a solemn occasion and not without controversy. >> reporter: the remains arrived in three separate caskets, draped in the american flag. it was a silent procession. right now, those remains sit 70 feet below the ground inside a room at the national september 11 memorial and museum. for some victims, it will be their final resting place, but for others only a temporary place to rest until the medical examiner's office can make a positive identification. some families are okay with this decision. monika iken-murphy is on the museum's board, and she feels her husband's michael's remains are back where they belong. >> this is where they all took their last step, their last breathe, on that day, and i feel that they are together, they're home. >> reporter: but others like rosemary cain are angry feeling they didn't have a say in this decision. wore black bands over their mouths. >> we were never given consultation. i'm his mother. nobody said to me, "do you give her blessing to our plans?" that's all we asked for. >> reporter: the mere fact the remains are stor

kristin bell is here. ♪ let it go, let it go >> okay, that's not the one she sings. ♪ do you want told a snowman ♪ >> kristin bell is the star, and this thing has made her a star in so many kids' eyes, and she's here over there. >> we're happy to have. and elizabeth olsen is also here with us. we're happy to have everybody here. a new diet from the hungry girl, lisa lillian. >> they say if you eat a lot, you lose weight. you have to eat the right things, but she has a thing. >> that's the trouble. there's always a rub. speaking of rubbing -- >> what? what does that even mean? >> if prince william sat down next to you on any airline, much less sitting there in coach, would you sort of -- rub up against him? >> how about the headlines? prince william sat in coach? >> he's a human being. >> he didn't sit up front with all of the muckety mucks. he sat in the bulkhead which isn't a great row in coach because you can't put the stuff in front of you. you have to put it up on top. and there he was all cozied up in the window seat. >> from memphis to dallas which is about an hour flight. it's

in lake los angeles, i'm kristine lazar, kpix 5. >>> gm is recalling another 2.5 million cars. that means general motors has recalled 5 times as many vehicles this year as it sold in all of last year. 29 recalls so far in 2014, nine in just the last five days. >> what they are doing is they are getting rid of their backlog of defective vehicles that they have built over the year. and with general motors today, if in doubt, recall. >> the largest of yesterday's recalls involved 1.3 million enclaves, traverses, acadias and outlooks because of a seatbelt defect. >> it's almost memorial day weekend but it's never too late for a little snow in the sierra. these pictures are from tahoe truckee area. there was a winter weather advisory issued. up to three inches fell. there are no chain restrictions on interstate 80 or u.s. highway 50, but at yosemite national park the snow forced the reclosure of tioga pass. >>> can you imagine you're heading up to tahoe thinking splash around in the lake a little chilly and the snow is coming down? >> yeah. if they are sticking around for a few days

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kristine lazar reports. >> reporter: the faaish oo you had that ground stop around 2 a.m. -- issued that ground stop around 2 a.m. and it was in effect for more than an hour meaning no flights could take off from southern california airports. you can see behind me here at l.a.x., there are flights taking off planes lined up on the tarmac. now, this included more than just l.a.x. also john wayne airport in orange county, ontario airport in the empire state building, burbank airport, and san diego airport. also parts of utah, nevada and arizona were affected including las vegas international, phoenix and salt lake city. the faa issued a statement this afternoon saying the widespread ground stop keeping all flights from departing those airports i mentioned was due to technical issues, some sort of computer problem, at the faa's language center air traffic control in palmdale. that center manages high elevation flights. some flights were diverted that were headed to the affected airports, others were not allowed to take off if they were headed here. now, during this ground stop, however, fli

. >> reporter: kristin hopkins is adjusting to her new reality without parts of her legs.er car plummeted off this colorado mountain road april 27th, crashing upside down. >> i just remember waking up the next morning. i was laying on the roof of the car because the car had flipped. the first thing that came to my mind is oh, my god i have to pick up my kids. it's a school day. >> reporter: her car, hundreds of feet off the road was hidden. >> i noticed my feet were kind of not the right color or size or anything. so i knew obviously those were hurt. >> reporter: help was not coming. when i was upset i would try to smash the windows with the snow scraper to break out and i couldn't. >> did you have any food, any water? >> the only thing i had is one little pack of instant oatmeal and i tried to eat it and after two bites without water and my mouth was so dry, it didn't work. i haven't had it since. >> reporter: still trapped, she spotted this umbrella. >> it was my ah-ha moment, my little mcgyver moment. i swear that was going to be my saving grace. i found my purse, found

kristin stewart is wearing chanel. i don't know.try to say what she is wearing, what's the name, the death star. >> death star, yeah. >> death star inspired. >> i'm not sure how i feel about that. >> maggie gyllenhaal. >> that one i like. i would rock that. >> looks like star trek from the william shatner 1960s series. i like it. >> a couple more interesting, air quotes, if you don't mind. grace is wearing the red and white kind of look. i like it. nicole richie wearing donna karan. check out her hair. >> @u a1ñ that's the thing apparently. >> mary kate and ashley. there you have them wearing their usual burlap sacks. >> neil patrick harris, couples category here, husband david burtka. >> what, what, what? >> hard to comment on dude's outfits. what are the tails? >> what are the tails? with the white in the back there. >> i'm not so digging the tails. >> the short pants like flood level pants as we used to say in grade school. >> and white michael jackson socks. >> i'm telling you. >> interesting. >>> beyonce and jay-z of course bot

kristin peterson operates out of this garage.he's working on a new release "the dreamer" she produces and promotes her music and that created by others her business is growing. she offers growing, too. >> you've got an indy label. >> right. you do media and web sites for people. >> right. >> you're ink corporated. >> yes. >> do you have insurance? >> well, that is next on the list. >> there are so many details when running a business it's hard to keep track of everything. but insurance is cannot be overlooked. >> there is a study that 60% with small business dmotz have adequate coverage. that is a lot of people. >> that is joe rightout with consumer action. >> it's all about protecting not the assets of a small business, but your assets in terms of your home, family's savings because that is what is at risk in case you run foo liability. >> so how much does this cost? well, tony layman from insurance information network says from $20 a year a simple rider to hundreds and thousands of dollars for larger, more phone shally hazardou

a car tumble, off a colorado mountainside, landing upside down at the bottom of a ravine, leaving kristin hopkins badly injured and trapped for five long days. her story of survival will amaze you. >>> and she's back. monica lewinsky says it is time to burn the beret and bury the blue dress. the ex-white house intern breaking years of silence, revealing her shame, even her suicidal thoughts. and her new found desire to leave her past behind. a preview of her "vanity fair" tell all just ahead. >>> hello, everyone, i'm ashleigh banfield. it is tuesday may 6th. welcome to "legal view." barely a day after the islamic terror group not only admitted to kidnapping but vowed to sell off more than 200 teenage schoolgirls from that school in northern nigeria, reports have emerged those heavily armed seemingly fearless attackers may have struck again. a villager in borneo state where the first kidnappings took place 22 days ago tells cnn that gunman raided several homes late sunday, making off with money, livestock and eight girls who were aged between 12 and 15 years. my cnn colleague isha sesay is

. >> kristin hopkins is adjusting to her new reality without parts of her legs her car plummeted off this road april 27th, crashing upside down. >> i remember waking up the next morning laying on the roof of the car because the car flipped. the first thing that came to my mind is i have to pick up my kids. >> her car was hidden. >> i noticed my feet were kind of not the right color or size i knew those were hurt. >> help was not coming >> when i was upset i'd try to smash windows to break out. and i couldn't >> did you have food? water? >> the only thing i had was a pack of instant oatmeal i tried to eat it. after two bites without water my mouth was so dry it didn't work. >> she spotted this umbrella. >> my little macgyver moment. you know? that is going to be my saving grace i found my purse, a sharpy arcs tempted to write messages of come get me. >> no one came to her rescue nearly a week. when andy and hope lombard spotted the wreck. >> how much time do you think you had left? >> i found out today doctors told my parents i had eight hours left. >> kristin says one thing kept her

kristin peterson operates out of this garage.'s working on a new release "the dreamer" she produces and promotes her music and that created by others her business is growing. she offers growing, too. >> you've got an indy label. >> right. you do media and web sites for people. >> right. >> you're ink corporated. >> yes. >> do you have insurance? >> well, that is next on the list. >> there are so many details when running a business it's hard to keep track of everything. but insurance is cannot be overlooked. >> there is a study that 60% with small business dmotz have adequate coverage. that is a lot of people. >> that is joe rightout with consumer action. >> it's all about protecting not the assets of a small business, but your assets in terms of your home, family's savings because that is what is at risk in case you run foo liability. >> so how much does this cost? well, tony layman from insurance information network says from $20 a year a simple rider to hundreds and thousands of dollars for larger, more phone shally hazardous

we go to kristin welker.the kind of information you've been able to get in the past 35 minutes. >> reporter: we're getting more information by the minute. we're also getting that still picture of president obama arriving at bagram airfield. he was greeted by james cunningham, the u.s. ambassador to afghanistan and general joseph dunford. right now he is getting briefed at the joint ops center by both of those men. briefed on that situation in afghanistan. you just heard andrea talk about the fact there's been an increase in taliban attack. that will be part of the conversation. president obama is trying to determine the troop level after 2014. this will be a central part of that conversation. once the briefing finishes, we got a bit of video, president will head to that concert which you just had a little bit of video of brad paisley performing for 32,000 american troop who is are serving in afghanistan. president obama will join that in progress and i'm told he will make remarks. i don't anticipate those rem

kristin saloomey reports. >> he has been hard to find in the dense jungles of west africa. but now a new report on the location of he and his men. >> to make sure that kony himself is removed from the field. so thatidps refugees can all go back home and live in peace. >> they are believed done split into several highly mobile groups in central african republic and the democratic republic of congo. senior lra leaders are believed to be why in central africa prung and kony and oarts central leaders may be seeking safe haven. between the streamp central earve republic an south sudan. terrific nature of kony's crimes resulting in tens of thousands killed and over a million displaced, many raped and maimed. countless children were forced to kill and mutilate their own families and then turned into kony's personal soldiers. >> the lra is responsible for just about every war crime and atrocity in the book. but really, in the past three to four years what we've seen is that the tactics of the lra have changed quite a bit. the violence has decreased significantly, in the past few ye

anthony. >> kristin will undergo surgery to amputate both of her feet.octors were not able to save her feet due to the severity of the injuries. >> astonishing that hopkins survived the accident and the ordeal at all. her family says she is a critical but stable condition. single mother of four. the accident remains under investigation. paul beban, lakewood, colorado. >> detroit is now facing signs ever growth. city officials are auctioning off vacant homes. john hendren has that tire. >> the motor city has a major problem. rks in the shadow of detroit's auto empire lie 80,000 abandoned often blighted homes. so now world's largest bankrupt city is making would-be homeowners an offer they cannot refuse. a home in an empty neighborhood with for the price of unde $1,0. >> there is a lot of architectural gems. it is a place to put your money, live here and it's a place where you can really see your investment grow. >> detroit may be bankrupt but the city center is looking more prosperous than ever. yet downtown detroit is surrounded by a landscape of bordere

oh, [ bleep ]. >> all right, kristin, where were you?mous from your car, you can see them up close. tell us where you were and what it felt like? >> i was on el camino real, a popular road in carlsbad. i was driving by to pick something up. it was just kras zi. within five minutes, i saw the smoke. but it was -- it wasn't getting big yet. within five minutes, i was driving by. it got really out of control. really, really crazy. i was shocked i dreove through that. >> were their homes being burned or a rural area? >> there's a veterinary place there and apartment home. and there are some homes actually right there and as i was driving by, i pulled over far enough to see. i think the houses were on fire. it was just -- it was hard to see because of the thick smoke. it just consumed the area. there were homes over there, unfortunately. >> did you sigh firefightee fir the scene? >> there was a helicopter. it was dumping water already. they got to the scene quick. the helicopter was already circling and dropping water. >> you to live in the g

kristin saloomey, al jazeera am new york. >>> trained as a spy and worked undercover overseas said with edward snowden. after taking 1.7 computerrerrized documents. >> i am a technical specialist. i am a technical expert. i don't work with people. i don't recruit agents. what i do is i put systems to work for united states. and i've done that at all levels from the bottom on the ground all the way to the top. now, the government might deny these things. they might frame it in certain things and say, oh well he's a low level analyst but what they are trying to do is use a position i've had in a career here or there to distract from the totality of my experience. >> one person has been killed and six others critically injured. dominic kane ar reports. >> like most of these who died, this person was elderly and bedridden. fire struck just after midnight local time. most of the people would have been sedated. >> despite the hospital's initial rescue efforts, many people were sacrificed. >> it is understood those who died had been staying at the special ground floor area ever this building,

kristin affront, it's a pleasure to have you with us. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> am coming up, north korea wor wordss worst human rights abusee while some plans are leaked allegedly showing china preparing for north korea to collapse. later, we will talk to ukraine's ambassador to the u.n. about the growing tensions with russia and the threat of civil war there. plus, our associate immediate at that i can't producer tracking the top stories. >> a video that makes a poetic case against the use of social media has gone viral. it's ironic but the message seems to be resonating with a lot of people. i will tell you more coming up. let us know what you think throughout the show. we are on twitter at aj consider this and on facebook at facebook.com/consider this. >> on techknow... >> we're heading towards the glaciers >> a global warning >> is there an environmental urgency? >> that is closer than you think... >> even a modest rise, have dramatic impacts on humankind. >> how is it changing the way you live today? techknow... every s

as kristine lazar reports, he could be released from jail and soon. >> i have to stand my ground put my foot down, you know, voice my opinion. >> reporter: a mother of four daughters and a rape survivor herself, misty leaves for san jose tonight to plead with a judge to block the release of christopher hubbard serial rapist in her neighborhood. he lives five minutes away from the house that the landlord agreed to rent to him in los angeles outside palmdale. >> he has to come by my house to go in town and get medicine, groceries, anything. and he is going to see my kids playing outside. he is not going to stop. >> reporter: dubbed the pillowcase rapist he admitted to sexually assaulting 40 women's in the '70s and '80s. he has been locked up since 1996. >> he needs to stay where he's at, locked up. >> reporter: sheryl holbrook was raped at 14. >> it brings back a lot of flashbacks when i was raped at 14 years old by knifepoint by two men. >> reporter: she and a dozen women formed a group of ladies of lake los angeles upon hearing the release. they staged a protest today and will leave

kristin hopkins told rescuers she had crashed five days earlier.leading for help. >> afterwards seeing that umbrella and the notes she wrote on it, it was an eerie feeling. >> we want to first thank the gentleman that found kristin's car and quick response getting help. >> a spokesman said she had serious injuries, both feet amputated. she is in critical condition. >>> how would you feel if you got a fuel-efficient car to save money on that long commute only to find out you would be taxed for every mile you drove? that's part of one bill that one california lawmaker is proposing. details on why coming up. >> this morning a terrorist group is claiming responsibility for the kidnapping of hundreds of girls in nigeria. coming up, friends and family are fearing the worst. who are you? [whispering] i'm the breakfast fairy. what are you doing? leaving you a few bucks. that's all you need for my - sourdough breakfast melts, with your choice of ham, egg and cheese, or bac and cheese, both on toasted sourdough. right now they're 2 for just $4.00. there's no

kristin salumi, the united nations. >> the top human rights court has ordered turkey to pay cy press for human rights it violations 40 years ago. ankera has to pay for people who accident happened after turkey invaded cy press. it led to the division of cyprus. they say the ruling is not binding. >> in south sudan, the decision to push back next year's elections could disrupt programile peace talks that might end months of finding. a ceasefire between the government and rebel fighters is said to have broken down less than three days after it was sign did. the u.n. security council is meeting to talk about the lack of progress. fighting has escalated since it began in december. thousands of people have been killed. more than 1.3 million people have fled their homes. and a boat full of migrants capsized off of the coast of libya today killing at least 14 people who were on board. italian navy and coast guard ships rescued 200 people after the boat sank. this is the second incidents in two days. omar osalat has the latest and a warning that some viewers may find these images disturbing.

thank you, kristin welker. >>> a victory lap for india's prime minister. his party wiped out the congress party which has long dominated that country's politics. it's seen as a victory. president obama congratulated the new winner and invited him to the white house. >>> developing now, the crews battling the cocos wild fire, they say flames are 50% contained. it's one of multiple fires burning including one of three fires burning near camp pendleton. jennifer is joining me from camp pendleton. also hearing about smoke reports turning health concerns in the region, jennifer? >> reporter: yes, absolutely. the weather has been tough and the smoke is staying put. as strange as that seems, that is good news for firefighters because as the weather turns and comes in from the ocean, the breeze comes in, it's now keeping some of the air in place so the weather and the smoke is standing still over a lot of southern california regions. there have been some health advisories issues because of all the particulate matter in the air. today as we feel outside the weather

matt and kristine of the wireline bureau. i would like to acknowledge carol simpson of the wireline bureau for her efforts on this item. kristine will now present the item for your consideration. >> good morning. >> technical difficulties. thank you. good morning, mr. chairman and fellow commissioners. the notice of proposed rulemaking seeks comment on a framework of internet rules that would affect consumers identified in the 2010 order and fosters innovation. both within networks and other edges. the goal of this notice is to find the best approach to protecting and promoting internet openness. there are six key elements to this notice. first, in order to fulfill the objectives of the 2010 open internet order, the notice proposes to retain the scope of the 2010 rules. it seeks comment on whether to revisit the scope of the 2010 rule, including with respect to the differential treatment with regard to mobile and fixed for broadband internet access. second, the notice tentatively concludes that the commission should enhance t

kristin saloomey, al jazeera new york. >> in three days apple's developer conference will begin in san francisco. the company has made its biggest rumor official saying it has acquired beat headphones for $3 billion, but it's expected to announce updates to its ios system and possibly review a new iphone. >>> coming up on al jazeera america, it's not your normal scavenger hunt. i'll tell you about the big pay out next. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm john henry smith. here are today's headlines. police have arrested a third suspect in the gang rape and murder of two teenage girls in northern india. six men including six police officers have been arrested. other two officers were fired for not investigating the case. >>> chuck hagel's response in china has prompted a stern response were beijing. a chinese general responded telling the wall street journal, quote, if you take china as an enemy, china will absolutely become the enemy of the u.s. >>> after a week dominated by veteran affairs scandal. president obama tried to change the dialogue to climate change today. the presid

and kristin prince tonton harvard law school. and several other big name.large schools. we've posted the complete list.on our website.kron4.com. >> pam: a san jose state university football player. critically burned in a fire last week, remains in intensive care tonight. >> reporter: this was jarrod second operation since last week's fire burned jared who is a linebacker awoken from a back bedroom and had to run through the flames to get through safety. his family and friends say he has been on a ventilator and under sedation to deal with all of the tank. >> doctor says if burns even when it is healed. it burns. >> reporter: doctors are optimistic about his recovery but he will need many more weeks in the hospital and more searches and rehabilitation. >> he is definitely a fighter and will want to come back i think he will want to come back before the doctors would want him to come back. jarrett will do it and he would do a better bet anyone else. >> pam: game 6 of the best of seven series of the clippers' lead three games to the

anthony hospital in lake wood outside denver where 43-year-old kristin hopkins was airlifted on sunday after first surviving a horrifying accident, then managing to cling to life for five days without food, water or help until she was finally rescued. police say tuesday, hopkins was driving on a mountain pass, about an hour and a half southwest of denver when she hurdled off that road. her car flew 120 feet through the air before crashing and flipping another 200 feet frog an aspen grove before finally settling on its roof. state troopers say it's amazing she survived the wreck. >> the crash alone would have taken its toll on her. it's surprising that she survived the crash at all and then to be down there for that amount of days without food an water. >> she was discovered by chance on sunday when a motorist stopped and saw her mangled car down in the woods. firefighters arrived and thought they were there to recover a body, but when they started to feel for a pulse, she put her hand to the window and it turned into a rescue operation. she had tried to write pleas for help on an umbre

kristin let me approach and commemorates the soviet union's victory in the second world war. it makes no mention of the current crisis in ukraine stop broadcasting government views protest is gather outside time and state television buildings and say they will not move until they win their demands. syrian forces retake control of homes as a rebel that. mitre mike in moscow russia held its annual victory day parade in red square of mocking the soviet union's victory over gemini in the second what will it was states to the backdrop of what is seen as a surge of patriotism spot by the annexation of crimea present magnificent make no mention of the current crisis in ukraine is a line which was rich in symbolism. but good enough that i know what to do and fun. not all that this is the day of national triumph of people's cry of sorrow and of eternal remembrance. but today she's this is the holiday when we celebrate the old aunty force of patriotism. when all of this a very strong feedings of what it means to be loyal to your motherland be composted is to defend its interesting to u

and kristin i'll start with you. this story getting more bizarre. allegations, can this be used in hernandez's upcoming trial or would it be considered a double jeopardy. >> it is highly unlikely. the courts try to preclude7d juries from tainting the evidence and to make sure the media doesn't give the jury preconceived notions. >> and if there are other allegations that aaron hernandez that he killed another shooting and a drive-by shooting, they will focus and say what are the similarities. >> they are claiming -- claiming that aaron hearne was part of that drive by who did the shooting. >> but who were the two other people before they were shot, weren't they at the club and oden was at the club? if there are enough tentacles relating them, of course it will be related. and look at the fact there was motive and opportunity and similarity between the two sets of crimes, that is why they should all come in together. >> and there are civil charges about allegations of a strip club and shooting that occurred down in florida and shooting someone. and

survived five days with no food, no water after her car plunged over 120-foot embankment. 43-year-old kristin hopkins scribbled desperate flees for help on an umbrella and pushed that through an open window. drivers near denver spotted the message that said, six days, no food, no water, please help me. crews eventually did rescue hopkins from the wreckage of her car. she is expected to have both of her feet amputated, but she's expected to survive. >>> the pilot of a small plane made a miraculous escape after he crashed into a home in colorado. take a look. nobody home when this plane crashed into the back of the house, setting the house on fire. the plane was towing an advertising banner when it went down. the pilot managed to walk with only minor injuries. >>> monica lewinsky is opening up about her affair with president clinton, saying she deeply regrets the relationship, but incysts it was consensual. in a piece for "vanity fair," lewinsky said it's time to burn the beret and bury that blue dress. she says while her boss took advantage of her, she maintains it was a consensual relationshi

kristin and jennifer kissed outside the courthouse in fort smith, arkansas. becoming the first gay couple married less than a day after a judge tossed out arkansas' voter approved ban on gay marriage. kim robinson and her partner felicity are one of 11 couples who sued to get a 2004 voter approved constitutional amendment overturned. >> going into this, we had the expectation of arkansas being one of the least likely states for this to have been approved in. it's just one more reason for us to be proud of our state. >> but the arkansas attorney general says he will appeal the judge's ruling which allowed marriages to begin immediately. >>> what makes your blood boil? the factors we live with that make two bay area cities among the most stressed out in the country. >> well, it may not make your blood boil but it sure will be hot. another heat wave due in this week. we have got the forecast as look live at san jose after a break. ,, to prepare our kids to compete main today's economy?way woman: a well-rounded education that focuses on science, math, and career

kristin hopkins' car went off a 120-foot cliff in the colorado mountains and landed upside- down. she spent the next six days in the car until a couple found her and called for help. she was in critical condition and doctors had to amputate her feet. >> that's what's going to happen, that's what's going to happen. you know? i'm alive. if i lose my feet, i lose my feet. you know, people -- it's happened to other people. and they've moved on and have wonderful lives and i will, too. >> people in her hometown of fair play raised $3,500 for her recovery and her mother got the check last night. good to see she is doing okay. >> looks great. >> yeah. >>> happening today, tara the hero cat from bakersfield gets a special honor. >> i guess. she is scheduled to throw out the first pitch for the bakersfield blaze minor league team which should be a sight. the cat stopped a dog from attacking a 4-year-old boy last week and the video you see here went viral. they are not letting the cat out of the bag so to speak about how tara will throw the baseball out other than to say they have a couple

. >> reporter: kristin fairchild lives in pensacola's cordova park neighborhood.dmont road is washed away and broken in pieces for six blocks. early this morning, she used her smart phone to take this video. these geysers are actually natural gas escaping from linesó broken by the rushing waters. >> i've done whitewater rapids and that's what it looked like. it literally looked like white water rapids were coming through the neighborhood. >> reporter: so piedmont road became piedmont rapids became piedmont river. >> yes, exactly. >> reporter: six inches of rain fell overnight in pensacola. in one hour, more rain that los angeles saw all of last year. residents hunkered down in their homes. many motorists were stranded in their cars, some on the interstate. florida's governor declared a state of emergency in 26 counties and more than 300 911 callers evacuations. here in pensacola's cordova park neighborhood, scott, there is no power and there is no running water, unless you mean the water that's running down the middle of piedmont road. >> pelley: and more severe s

he started living as kristin beck. >> i have had a number of death threats, hate mail and have been attacked on the street just minding my own business i have been attacked because of how i look. >> beck made a decision to be very public about the life. speaking in conferences like this one in march. >> i'm going to keep working hard until the military accepts us. it's my thing. >> she's the subject of a documentary, lady valor, now on the festival circuit. >> after the release of the book, warrior princess, beck took heat from a woman in martinez on a blog about transgender issues. >> why is he doing it? be happy and do your own thing. achieve your own achievements do your thing. >> a viewer in martinez spotted her if a collage of fake s.e.a.l.s three months ago. i began researching robin mitchell. founder and ceo of something called transpurple people party. sometimes she wears her medals to public appearances 30 are fake, including the navy distinguished service medal. >> we put our lives down for that. it's not right. >> records show michelle did serve as a communications electrician on

keep climbing in the eyes of your cause for concern for the british people and george dubya risk and kristin will be in this business you will get it. and so you can get there. the globalized world connolly this time the russians can plead with them this week which she and paul quinn has popped. i wasn't a spinning wheel of a mini guide to the ukrainian stand up has been turning again and is now twenty after the eu. the criticism came in comments made by the secretary of state john kerry is fantastic and with him on what the top us diplomats have to say at this time. the us has publicly denied that the eu association agreement has sparked a crisis in ukraine but in a post or a meeting last week us secretary of state john kerry was quoted as saying. some folks in europe. made mistakes the association agreement became too much of that of an east west tunnel for eating shouldn't have been. question has long said would spark a crisis in ukraine was the use forcing ukraine to choose between russia and europe the eu association agreement with president victory of all the trick is to sign after lon

kristin half pence told the investigators that she crashed about 80 mi. southwest of denver.ent on an incline about 145 ft. from the highway and was just their injured thinking she would never get out of a luckily a man who was taking pictures along the scenic highway spotted the vehicle and call the police. she suffered major injuries. she has have both of her feet amputated a >> the center kids off to college and you think your days of doing their laundry in picking up after them is done but a new study says dole waved goodbye to those days just get rid in record numbers of young adults are moving back in with their parents to read a story done by researchers shows a growing trend for the millennial generation those 18 to 31 in 2012 more than 21 million of these young adults were living at home with their parents. this marks the highest percentage. 36 percent of that age group that has moved back in with their parents in at least four decades. this could have a big impact on parents. one lot reports many of these parents are taking care of their kids at home for at least ei

vince comstock welcomed home after a 9 month deployment in afghanistan by his wife, kristin. and just look at their two little girls -- giddy with joy. their hug would come next. >> we just love seeing those little girls today. >>> still much more ahead. the hunt is on tonight for the hidden cash. look at these faces. all finding money. tonight the man giving more of it away. talking with "world news." what's behind this idea and is he coming to a city near you? >>> and to that home run tonight. it was impressive. but even more stunning, the catch. look at the guy who grabs the ball. his arms up in the air. when we heard who he is, we just had to track him down. you'll meet him and what he's saying tonight. that's painful due to menopausal changes. the problem isn't likely to go away... ...on its own. so it's time we do something about it. and there's help. premarin vaginal cream. a prescription that does what no over-the-counter product was designed to do. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treat

and i also want to acknowledge the work that former supervisor kristine and the three of us and the lgbt caucus of the board at the time that created this task force in october of 2012, the task force is final report, aging at the golden gate, and quite frankly has far surpassed my expectations and it bring to light the critical issues that are facing san francisco's aging lgbt community. and the efforts by the task force are truly admirable, before the task force what is established, the lgbt community in san francisco, had really not made it a priority to advocate for seniors, and quite frankly, speaking about aging in the lgbt community can be a difficult thing to do. we recognize that we must make strides to provide for and protect our lgbt seniors and i am proud that because of the recommendations that are laid out by the task force, we will be introducing legislation to specifically address a number of issues. and more precisely, we will be working to immediately adopt the following recommendations around the data collection, around the cultural competency, and we are also working

and that's something that we won that works to kristin. ps this be happening on the obama administration has carried out one point six million deportations between two thousand on youtube after twelve. the president has pushed for immigration reform it's only been blocked by far right republicans. now they come up on a midterm elections in november that party is expected to remain firmly in control the house of representatives. putting comprehensive immigration reform on the backburner. but for demonstrators in this crowd. change needs to get here faster than midterm elections. some people arrived with the bees that it became illegal winning teams jobs families are being torn apart and even mothers are shackled with tracking bracelet. the immigration authorities ahead of their flight out of the last week the children. but there is hope. twenty some segment of the latino vote is critical to the republican party's future prospects. they must gain the support of latino voters who want to reform needed to bring the estimated eleven million liv

he started living as kristin beck. >> i have had a number of death threats, hate mail and have been attacked on the street just minding my own business i have been attacked because of how i look. >> beck made a decision to be very public about the life. speaking in conferences like this one in march. >> i'm going to keep working hard until the military accepts us. it's my thing. >> she's the subject of a documentary, lady valor, now on the festival circuit. >> after the release of the book, warrior princess, beck took heat from a woman in martinez on a blog about transgender issues. >> why is he doing it? be happy and do your own thing. achieve your own achievements do your thing. >> a viewer in martinez spotted her if a collage of fake s.e.a.l.s three months ago. i began researching robin mitchell. founder and ceo of something called transpurple people party. sometimes she wears her medals to public appearances 30 are fake, including the navy distinguished service medal. >> we put our lives down for that. it's not right. >> records show michelle did serve as a communications electrician on

kristin saloomey, al jazeera, new york. >>> riot police have shot tear gas, in brazil.s and arrows and threw gas canisters back to officers. threatens to shrink some of their reservations. out of that grew one of the world's deadliest and richest guerilla armies. farc is a powerful force. peace talks with the government as well. lucia newman has this report. >> bring years ago, this semi tropical region of colombia, trmpletransformed itself. the revolutionary armed forces of colombia or farc reached 20,000 combatants, and billions of dollars of military aid has helped reduce their numbers to roughly a thousand, farc has resisted every attempt to defeat it. southwestern colombia have long resented the issues. harshest blow to the rebels in decades. pays homage to its leader, alfonso cano. killed a years ago. a revolt that have brought them to the negotiation table. >> something the leadership understood. >> internally displaced at least 6 million colombians are mack progress in havana. avoiding long prison terms in exchange for peace. victor tried and failed to end the c

matt and kristine of the wireline bureau. i would like to acknowledge carol simpson of the wireline bureau for her efforts on this item. kristine will now present the item for your consideration. >> good morning. >> to notice we proposed a six comment on that framework of internet rules that would affect consumers identified in the 2010 order and fosters innovation. the goal of this notice is to find the best approach to protecting and promoting internet openness. there are six key elements to this notice. first, in order to fulfill the objectives of the 2010 open internet order, the notice proposes to retain the scope of the 2010 rules. it seeks comment on whether to revisit the scope of the 2010 rule, including with respect to the differential treatment with regard to mobile and fixed for broadband internet access. second, the notice tentatively concludes that the commission should enhance the transparency rule that was upheld by the d.c. circuit to ensure that consumers and providers and the internet community at large has

. >> reporter: fanning the flames of the antivaccine movement are hollywood celebrities like kristin cavalerri, and jennie mccarthy who blamed the measles mumples s vaccine for her son's autism. >> we'll take measles and mumps for autism any frickin ps day of the week. >> there are occasions when vaccines have triggered autism. >> the results, authorities have found no link. >> i think people have to recovery that all evidence, all information out there is not created equal. when the cdc says they have conducted credit studies that have looked credit at thousands who have received the mmr to see whether the vaccine works, that is very good information that the vaccine has worked but that it is safe. overwhelming evidence is that the vaccine is safe. this overwhelming of the immune system there is no scientific basis behind it. >> which is way of saying this is poppycock. >> it is nonsense. >> how do you think it's going to be resolved ten,15, 20 years from now? >> these measles outbreaking change minds, change people' perceptions. the beauty is we have a way to keep you safe and your

kristin saloomy reports. >> she was very charismatic.she was very funny, and she would always have some had had a layerous story about what happened to her. . >> she talked about her sister who had a passion for life. she was killed for a common crime. she was targeted for thei her iphone. >> we know now there were two teenagers looking to commit a robbery. they saw her talking on the phone and she was talking to my mom. my mom heard a gasp and then the phone went dead. >> reporter: according to the federal communication 40% of robberies in major cities involve cell phones. more than 3 million devices were stolen in the united states last year alone. >> annie and her family have joined forces with law enforcement to convince smart phone makers and carriers to install kill switches. >> the industry has fought back against a mandatory kill switch saying it could make the phone vulnerable to hawkers. >> reporter: major industry players have agreed to include free anti-theft tools in their phones starting in july of 2015. but the catch is yo