in 1989, ktvu's bob mackenzie talked to ana conrad about her ordeal. >> april 2, 1982. exhausted volunteers continued their search for victims of the previous day's disaster. an avalanche that had striked the alpine meadow ski resort crushes several buildings and burying at least eight people. by this time after a long night of freezing weather, rescue workers were losing hope of finding anyone alive. >> a miracle. it would be a miracle. >> reporter: one person knew that there was a survivor. but she could tell no one. that person was the survivor herself. anna conrad. a woman that at the moment these pictures were taken were buried in snow and rubble known as the summit building. could not move her body and her voice would not carry through the snow above her but she could hear the rescue workers digging. >> i spent a lot of time thinking about my boyfriend. i spent a lot of time thinking about my family how much they meant to me. and i spent a lot of time figuring out how to get out of that hole. >> reporter: one by one the victims of the avalanche were found but they

my name is fraser mackenzie. i'm a forensic pathologist.nd in 1996, i was doing autopsies for the jefferson parish coroner's office. >> crystal champagne was a 14-

on this day, she decided to first make something for her imaginary sister, a manican, she calls, mackenzie hey it, looks good on her anyway. >> then she modelled off the dress she made for herself. >> where do you get these ideas from? >> my head. >> do you realize that you have a gift? >> i do? >> those gifts, were brought to light, by sydney's mom angie who started a blog this year called fashion by mayhem. sydney's nickname. but it was angie's instagram account which show chased kidney's dresses where things really took off. last february, j crew head designer showed serious interest in teaming up with the four year old. >> that first e-mail you got from j crew, you thought what? >> i didn't think it was real. >> j crew flew the family to new york where sydney was treated like a rock star. and last week, they made it official. fashion by mayhem, would work with j crew on a 2015 summer collection for kids. >> there are definitely dresses that i help with. she still really has most of the creative control. >> editor in chief of yahoo style, joe z, says technology played a big role in sydn

kids sing with the real mic. >> do you want to sing along mackenzie?e kids in the middle, legos junior. >> what age? >> 4 to 7. this is our fire set. the kids are building. it's 123 piece, they build the trucks, the station. off they go to make sure there's no fires anymore. >> what's crayola doing. >> they've taken creativity to a whole new level. this is our pro design set. we have fashion, we have cars. look how beautiful. >> i would have loved that. >> when it's done coloring, they bring it to life. scan it into your smart device. you can have a virtual fashion show. >> are you kidding? >> your custom car goes on a track. it's amazing. >> unbelievable what they can do. >> i got to get this for my niece. >> tony hawk fans creating the ultimate skate park. these are circuit boards. we have our ramps, our decks, our stairs and our skate boards. you can play with your fingers. look at collin, he has a remote control. >> what is mia doing? >> we know kids love looking for treasure. whether the beach, the back yard or for me it was grandpa, get off the c

mackenzie must be involved in this.ebola worker, taylor swift, ferguson protesters, what was the third? >> putin. >> oh, man of the year, oh yeah. because he has changed the face of history, you know? >> he looks good shirtless on a siberian tiger. >> by russian standards, yes. >> he could make you last. laugh. >> lou, i don't know where this is go, what about the other choices than putin, ferguson and time is running out. >> they played for a block on news week and overpaid. it is all well and good for "time" to do this, but i think it is -- i just want to throw out a crazy idea. how about all of the law enforcement officers of the country who deserve a little recognition for the way they handled themselves and dealing with demonstrations demonstrations and protests. >> they are a thankless job. they are the guy on the tightrope that only watch if you fall. >> and the president carrying on a full on assault against law enforcement. >> it is amazing. it is a total no wean situation. i lived in -- no win situation. i liv

after doing a port visit in algiers, the captain of the ship summers noted, this was captain mackenzie, that midshipman spencer was courting with the enlisted men. midshipman spencer had a way of getting his hands on alcohol and tobacco and was quite popular. he enlisted the help of a large mate named cromwell and another seaman named smalls. they were thinking about how to take over the ship so they could go out and do piracy. the officer crew found out about this print they put him in shackles. cromwell was a big guy. they were afraid of him. they shackled both of them. cromwell and smalls. the punishment for a planned mutiny was death by hanging, which they did without trial. so you can imagine when this ship came in with the son of the secretary of war, now dead, it was quite an outrage in the country. the captain was tried. there was a court of inquiry. of course, they were exonerated. from that action, our secretary of the navy, george bancroft, appointed without any money on 10 october, 1845, the united states naval academy. it was not until five years later we had money to put

. >> i will quote my good friend mackenzie, a scholar at the american enterprise institute, she likes to stay in her southern for all we have two sacred contract with men and women in uniform. the way that abraham lincoln spoke of and as there in uniform, that the best prepared for the fight so when there is a fight they live and the enemy dies. a powerful way to put it, sounds better coming from her than from me but it is a good way to underscore the point that there's a trade-off between all these different programs. you have a question as well. [inaudible] >> are you factoring in the fact that the military health care system can be more efficient and lower cost than the civilian system just by using medicare hospital rates and negotiating prices for drugs, military system is less expensive than civilian health care and much more efficient still. >> one more question here please. >> the military -- the question of moving military families to the national health care system, is it being taken into consideration for families overseas? what is the ramification of moving them back to th

chambers and another good samaritan brought on the show on good day, dante johnson, held rescue officer mackenzie last month when patrol car crashed and cause fire -- caught fire. >> we need more people like them. >> real dow. good that he's being honored. >> so the president is meeting with five huely elected governors today in washington. >> that includes pennsylvania govenor-elect, tom wolf. but wolf is the only democrat in the group of governors elect. the meeting will focus on creating economic and other opportunities to help people. >> next secretary of defense. >> reports circulating obama may not nam ashton carter, to fill chuck hagel's old post. >> so let's get to jenny more on there is because he is from our area. >> he is. >> he was president of the honor society at the time of graduation, and hometown community says pretty much newark ton carter destin for greatness. >> the yale and oxford university's graduate no stranger to the defense department. he worked as deputy defense secretary, from 2011 until 2013. he served as the pentagon's technology and weapons buying chief. he was neve

mackenzie... levanta la mano! bien! (diÁlogo en inglÉs) >> en el bosque. de la china...la tarifa de tu plan a la mitad. ♪ probé una de esas toallas de papel económicas pero tuve que usar tantas hojas por cada derrame que el rollo desapareció. "debería haber comprado bounty" bounty es 2 veces más absorbente y resistente al mojarse. mira cómo bounty dura más que una de las toallas de marca económica. con bounty, el rollo no desaparece y eso vale la pena. bounty. dura más y es más absorbente. >> fueron varios los carros. primero impactÓ contra una patrulla. lo Único que lo detuvo fue un Ábol. -arbol. ♪ hay algunos que definen la inteligencia emocional como la capacidad que tiene una persona para entender, seleccionar y trabajar sus emociones. es un tema complejo. un impacto bueno o malo. nos visita la licenciada en psicologÍa erica. Éste es un tema que me parece fascinante. define un poco mejor la inteligencia emocional. >> es la capacidad de resolver conflictos a nivel emocional externo e interno. >> quÉ tan importante es en su desarrollo como persona >> a veces me pregunt

michael fiorello, and apparently of four, and lucy segal, and mackenzy dawson "new york post" featuresa of presents on their kids? what do you think? >> i think society has a lot to do with it. it sort of has had life of its own. >> i would think so. it's the consumerism that we're facing now, michael. you see the commercials and everything else, but i think as parents we say, what toy do you want santa to bring you? we're sort of pitching that on the kids ahead of time. srmgs. >> i totally agree. it's a huge part of the holy day. what did you get? what are you getting? i think as parents we have to bring it back and use that, you know, use that gift as part of spending more time. at the end of the day, it's all about how much time do you spend with your kids. you won't look back and say wow, i spent too much time with my kids. >> i'm also to that point, i'm also a really big fan of the experience gift, you know, instead of buying your kids lots of stuff, buy them all like, go to see a show as a family. go plan a trip, something like that. those experiences, you never forget those, whe