i love you, too. >> reporter: so lisa and leroy were in london cheering and watching as leroy won criticald a bronze medal. next month this remarkable family will be there when leroy graduates from college. >> she is like another mother. me and dartanian were brothers. we're brothers. and she just created the family like she was the missing piece to the family. >>> we thank them for showing us america strong. we're always working for you at abcnews.com. "nightline" later and i'll see you right back here again tomorrow night. good night. >>> tonight the crash of asiana flight 214. nine seconds of terror and a flash of light one pilot said he saw during the final decent. >> how long before runway 28 left can be reopened?. >> a father's frustration. exploring the language barrier that may be preventing him from seeing his daughter. >> the search for a missing toddler. has she been kidnapped or killed? >> and sorry we left. >> here is dramatic new animation showing the crash landing of asiana flight 214. you can see how the pilot atestimonies to correct at approach as he realizes he's coming i

i love you too. >> reporter: so lisa and leroy were there in london, cheering and watching as leroy won>> i did it, lisa. >> you did it. you did everything. i am so proud of you. >> reporter: next month this remarkable family will be there when leroy graduates from college. >> she is like -- like another mother. me and dartanyon, we're brothers. we're brothers. and she just created the family like she was the missing piece to the family. >> there are angels among us. that's for sure. >> you almost never see a story where someone steps in to help two people are lost in their ways. that is incredible. the fact that she would do that. and the bond that they have created. >> oh, yeah, it is a family in more ways than one. incredible. >> absolutely. >> we'll be right back, everybody. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from ou ♪ big wheel keep on turning proud mary keep on going to keep on burning rolling rolling rolling on the river ♪ ♪ rolling rolling rolling on the river ♪ >> my girl tina! >> we have all done it. sung a song, loud and proud, and realized we were singing th

but leroy and others saying we're going to use art and small businesses and we're going to use that spirit of loving the city and we're going to do that we didn't know what that meant but we had a feeling with the theatre and arts leadership and what we wanted to do in our hearts was going to make some change. this was fourteen years. including original jose because that's always brought us back down. that started a little bit of investments then i become city administrator and we were saying with the arts how can we take over those places and work with the residential hotels who oftentimes were receiving people come back into the community from prison. they didn't understand what a living room was streets were their living room so how do we turn their lives around and how do we transform grocery stores given the police reports were being influenced by bad behavior. we needed to collaborate with other elements. we got persuaded to take on this opportunity to be the mayor and the campaign office was across the street. but they gave me an opportunity to look across as i was on the phone tryi

welcome to leroy king and also the executive director of the office of investment and a infrastructure (clapping) and we're board members (calling names) also, we would like all the members of the shipyard advisory committee to stand up. this day wouldn't be possible without i (clapping) >> we'd like to welcome michael executive director of the building trade. sorry michael for blowing our name there. today, we're here to launch the construction of the new homes for the bay hunters community. today is the start for 14 hundred imply homes thirty percent of them will be affordable housing. and can you get a discount on getting a house. approximately 25 acres of parks and trails and open space with those spectacular views and programs to gunmen the community. small business assistance and home ownership opportunities and, of course, the preference of the shipyards artist colony. i'll so happy about that (clapping) >> there's much to celebrate so let us begin. we have an accomplished agreement and he works as willie brown chief executive city voirsz. he left the bay area a bit becoming the

. >> i wanted to be a guy named leroy. >> jimmy: leroy! >> yeah, hello! you, too?efore we cut away to some weird half top thing i was wearing -- >> jimmy: no, no, no, no, no. no, i don't have anything funny. i don't have any funny -- >> stretch pants -- okay, cool. >> jimmy: were you doing that? >> i might've been. >> jimmy: yeah. >> big hair and -- who was that? >> jimmy: he was the big star of "fame." >> he was a big star, and, you know, i remember i wanted to dance like that and have that freedom of expression. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, for me, watching the show was huge, and that really kind of started everything for me. but then, it was the mtv generation. i'm a part of that. so, you know, janet jackson, michael jackson, madonna, prince. you know, mtv and their videos, the visuals that they presented, really began the next part for me, this next part of the journey. >> jimmy: 'cause that was the best. the videos where they all had -- that was the greatest dance. like, "thriller" dance. i remember, like, standing in front of the tv with my sister trying to practic

>> uh, leroy s. brown. and the "s" is for "stranger danger." get away! stranger, get away! >> stop it, mr. brown. she's just being friendly. >> uh, cora, we can be friendly later. we need to get going to the hair show. >> what you doing going to a hair show? >> uh, what you doing not going to a hair show? what the what? >> miss, uh, miss... >> perthalene. >> yes, miss perthalene. what can we do for you? >> uh, nothing. i was just walking through the neighborhood, just meeting people. >> well, we would love to stay and talk, but we don't want to. >> yeah, we really don't have time right now. that's what he -- we don't have time right now. >> cora, i guess that's the nice way to say it. >> maybe you can come back, you know, some other time. >> when we're not at home. when you see no lights and no action, you can stop by. >> well, it was nice to meet nice people... >> yes. >> ...and you. >> uh, and you. >> hi, guys. okay, so, you said you wanted a 6 piece with an extra large fry, 2 apple pies, and an order of onion rings, right? okay. one heart attack to go and a diet sweet te

. >> host: leroy, ham den, connecticut. please go ahead. >> caller: yes.'d just like to say, i kind of agree with what you're saying about a strong father in the home, but my thing was i was raised in four different foster homes. and the fathers were strong figures on the disciplinary side. there was never any love, never any hugging. it was going to school and do your homework and be good. but the thing that really bothered me, i never knew love from a father. all i knew was discipline. it did teach me one thing, work and you'll be successful. even though without love i found that out. and the last foster home i lived in i really loved that man. he never knew it. he died before i had a chance to tell him. but that's why i'm so glad you had a chance to sit down and can talk to your father. but it taught me one thing that you said that you did the best, they did the best they could with what they knew. my children, and when they grew up, they told me the same thing. dad, we love you. you may not have been the best father in the world, but you were the best

protect the women of your state, immediately suspend leroy car hart's license. >> car hart, one of the few doctors who performs late-term abortions is a lightning rod for controversy. >> so i'll have a dead baby in me? >> yefor three days? >> will it start to decay? >> like putting meat in a crock-pot. >> reporter: arsonists allegedly set fire to his home and barn killing 17 horses. the focus on his-month-old clinic comes as 28 states skur yo to support a tough new oversight after n the aftermath of a doctor who ran a philadelphia clinic described as the house of horrors. no debate is more heated than in texas when a final debate is held and requires clinics to meet higher standards of care, a condition pro-life says will save lives but pro-choice says will increase costs and ultimately risks. >> for the poor, you're up a creek without a paddle and you can go to the back alley where the coat hang er er is used. >> a woman had her bowels pierced with a late-term aborti abortion. >> doug, thank you. >>> taking your money away from you so someone can pretend to be a cow. really. that's la

here's "we are the world -- of warcraft." [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> leroy!t." thanks to felicia day, chris hardwick and all the folks over at blizzard. that was very fun. stick around. we'll be right back with jerry seinfeld, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ (tapping) we just, you know, i thinkore this wei'm ready now.t time. like before was just like the warm up. i can accept that. ♪ wooooo hooo hooo hoooo! ♪ with mccafé. every irresistible smoothie and delectable frappé is a break from the ordinary. and it all starts with a sip. there's something for everyone to love from mccafé. i get out a lot... except when it's too cold. like the last three weekends. asthma doesn't affect my job... you missed the meeting again last week! it doesn't affect my family. your coughing woke me up again. i wish you'd take me to the park. i don't use my rescue inhaler a lot... depends on what you mean by a lot. coping with asthma isn't controlling it. test your level of control at asthma.com, then talk to your doctor. there may be more you could do for your asthma. [ male

how are you doing, leroy? >> were you shocked, surprised? >> yeah, i thought it was my attorney.e is still uncertain, his family remains hopeful that his life in prison is coming to an end. >> it's coming. it's coming. >> it's short enough right now to put in a mustard seed. >> right. >> yeah, because i mean, it's what, eight months going on nine months since the initial court order, you know, came through and, i mean, it ain't no picnic. i had better peace when i had the light sentence still on. >> and we are so proud of you the way you have handled yourself in here for all those years. >> how you maintained and stayed focused. but we don't want to keep talking about that right now. we want to talk about you when you get out of here. >> first thing is we're going to have a fish fry. >> we're going to have a party. >> worth while. >> that's only right, but i know one thing, i want everybody back there to see that, yeah, you come from some -- from the pits to the pinnacle, to the top. i'm going to show them that. i mean, because you only got one crack at life. >> that's right. >>>

>> how many women are in emergency roms in ohio, florida and massachusetts have been butchered by leroy carhart that we will never know about? >> their protest is a microca sym of what is happening in the country after the conviction of dr. gosnell. they are calling on regulators to strengthen abortion regulation. we see a battle in texas that may so a battle tomorrow to limit late term abortions to 20 weeks and require clinics to meet standards. they are soaking to protect the live was women. but opposition said it will put the clinics out of accident. >> you are making a class separation here for the wealthy who can afford it and travel in the united states and within the state and for the poryou are up the croak, without a pedal. and you can go to the back alleys where the coat hangar is used. >> and pro-choice so the gosnell case as an outliar. many believe his practices are not that uncommon. legislators are imposing new rules on abortion clinics. >> thank you for that update. >> and stunning research approximate one of the most popular dietary supplements in the country and may in

leroy in louisiana on our democrats line. good morning. where are you calling us from? hostcaller: lafayette. i've paid attention to the briefings that the senate had yesterday. the first thing that the republican side said was, if the filibuster law changes go through, it would immediately repeal the healthcare law, they would put in the keystone pipeline, and i am afraid that the republican party is losing their contact with the american people. since the healthcare law came into law, i know for a fact that the numbers have gotten better as far as our deficit, and there are people that are now covered with healthcare who could not afford it prior to this print out would like to represent -- i would like the representatives comments on this. significant are challenges and healthcare. we believe you can solve the the challenges without pushing washington in charge. the bill i proposed is one of those ways. factld take issue with the of costs coming down. costs are coming down -- going up in health coverage. that theeen administration promised they would go up -- go down

host: leroy, baton rouge, louisiana, democrat line. caller: the stand your ground law does not make any sense. i'm living in a neighborhood, but if i've -- it is not the greatest neighborhood, but if iran out of my house every time somebody was walking down the street, there would be a lot of killing going on in the nation. host: keep going, please. guest: i forget the man with the red tie's name, but he keeps talking about obama. it is president obama. it is disrespectful. host: bo. caller: i would like to say the same thing. i do not know how i stand your ground law applies on a public street. you had marissa alexander fire shots into the air and she is facing 20 years. from a republican standpoint, she was in her home. the other aspect is how does the public street apply to stand your ground. host: why don't we consider the first part about the public street. guest: sure. the issue is do you have to retreat as far as possible customer somebody -- possible question mark somebody comes up to you -- possible? somebody comes up to you,

leroy in louisiana on our democrats line. good morning. where are you calling us from?caller: lafayette. i've paid attention to the briefings that the senate had yesterday. the first thing that the republican side said was, if the filibuster law changes go through, it would immediately repeal the healthcare law, they would put in the keystone pipeline, and i am afraid that the republican party is losing their contact with the american people. since the healthcare law came into law, i know for a fact that the numbers have gotten better as far as our deficit, and there are people that are now covered with healthcare who could not afford it prior to this print out would like to represent -- i would like the representatives comments on this. guest: there are significant challenges and healthcare. we believe you can solve the the challenges without pushing washington in charge. the bill i proposed is one of those ways. i would take issue with the fact of costs coming down. costs are coming down -- going up in health coverage. we have seen that the administration promised the