that way mommy is allowed to make mistakes, mommy can apologize, rectify the mistake, show you i cant the responsibility for the mistake, and in that effort, i am teaching you to understand that same role. what are you going to do when you get to school? like, what, are they going to teach to you pay the teachers union dues? there's a bra, let me show you how to put it on. there is going to be nothing in that class that will lead children toward capitalism and freedom, i can guarantee you that much. >> you have to learn a lot about climate change, and that's important. jillian, you have five children by seven different men, and last year r you gayou gave birth to which is really weird. >> mommy is not perfect. i am learning along the way. these poor kids. they are now going to have to be held back because these bad parents -- if you're a bad parent, you're a bad parent. if you aren't invested in your children's lives, then you're not going to go to these classes and then your kid won't be able to go to seventh grade, which is a shame. you can really accomplish educating the parents a

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i asked him about what he meant and he said, well, mommy, holds me, but the monsters hit mommy. >> the blood on his shoes, the blood on his pants and shirt all matched ginger hayes' blood 100%. there was never any question as to whose blood was found on his shoes, his shirt or his pants. >> nobody could look at it and say, yeah, it was someone else. in fact, i think one of the investigators put it so well during the trial on the stand saying, there aren't enough people in the world for it to be another person. that's how accurate the testing was. they knew it was andre edwards. guilty. >>> up next, a young boy witnesses a terrible crime. >> she was gagged! she's been tied. her hands were tied and everything. >> the chief suspect virtually turns himself in. >> he appeared exactly like the composite sketch. >> we have him with no alibi. >> but forensic tests failed to tie him to the crime. >> it was not a cheerful day for the prosecution. >> i couldn't believe they were going to let him walk to possibly do this to somebody else. >> could forensics provide the answer? >>> the laural villa

>> mommy is not perfect. i am learning along the way. these poor kids. they are now going to have to beheld back because these bad parents -- if are you a bad parent, you are a bad parent. if you aren't invested in your children's lives, then you are not going to go to these classes and then your kid won't be able to go to seventh grade. you can accomplish educating the parents about the struggles that these kids may be facing at this age in a newsletter. >> i love these letters. >> they need you to come in to get your e-mail and phone number. they need pertinent information. that's why they want you to come in and be a part of the system. believe me it is nothing to do with helping you rear your kid. >> she is right. they tell you what kind of toilets. you have to get nine permits to plant a tree. why not for a kid? great point. are we done? >> i think the state does an excellent job of educating kids, why not let them educate parents? >> great statement. next story. she sees the bongs with the tag uh -- tag-alongs. she set up shop outside a san francis

he said, "mommy, mommy, i'm sorry. please take me from here.didn't do anything wrong." >> he had marks all over his arms. he had skin infections. she said there were cigarette burns in his feet. he had missing nails. >> reporter: fatima spent six long months in damascus lobbying for her son's release. the syrian government assured her he would be home soon. you had this moment of hope, really. >> oh, it was hope. 100% of it i thought he would be released. >> reporter: but on the day she thought she was taking him home, fatima arrived at the prison, only to be told that her son had committed suicide. she didn't believe it. >> why don't you say that you killed him? don't say he committed suicide. >> reporter: for fatima, these peace talks are a chance to confront the syrian government again. what are you looking for? >> i want answers so that i can sleep peacefully. i can't sleep. >> reporter: but swiss police wouldn't allow her to protest on the sidewalk outside the talks. >> no, no. >> reporter: and syrian government officials ignored her. >> i

daddy and mommy... and me! yeah, that's right. pretty soon... you're going to have a baby brother. ♪ and... a puppy. ♪ [ chuckles ] deal. ♪ >>> welcome back to "beyond the headlines." we've been talking about body image and the way our physical appearance affects our open self confidence and the way others perceive it. studies in popular culture published in 2010, media images contribute to both positive and negative social stereotypes. racial differences in appearance and conversational style have significantly diminished. however, the representation of minorities on primetime has not changed over time. asian-americans are a growing minority group but are only found in 2% of the study sample. joining us right now in the studio is lisa lee, the co-founder of thick dumpling skin. i love that name. it's a community forum for asian-americans to talk about experiences with body images. how did you come up with this name? >> my co-founder, lynn chen, is a very successful food blogger. one of the things that anybody who has founded any sort of venture

mommy you're a minute. the nao said it better but most of the day what goes into the bishop to be becoming active today they connected the dots by the company and the one dissenting vote on a bond to make sure to say his timing is from above on friday predicted total to over estimate expect much hated me i forgot they insist on pointing to talks on the field look of the constitution. that aidan has been insisting on enforcement of the show the artist on the cooling across the country frustrated over its inability to do with the anti golf been in the legislative assembly getting chief minus seventy two bob resigned and find it. the government led by a stubborn man ought to gossip or with a forty nine days. all of the funky odor up supremo and the chief minister of the future but said the bjp and congress that you did. i think his government from getting the anti corruption that the station. he said the move to fight cases the games ended in the chemical giant reliance industries kid vocation money. but minis

doll that looked like me i found a book that actually had like, you know, a pink daddy and a brown mommy kind of thing. so we always try to have a balance in the girls lives and so they have a balanced perspective and they would actually love the whole of themselves, okay? >> yeah. and. >> and it worked out well. but, no, i don't think. we are like night and day and thunder and lightning but we manage. i don't think our perspectives were that different. >> grace, and dave do you have different definitions of diversity? >> i don't think we do. i think we are pretty on the same page with that. >> we have some community coming in. mikey says not just i want racial couples have problems, but we half bread kids have to deal with identity and social problems and for some people you are never enough of one race to considered that race, so it's like what am i. rafael says they are cute. there's how people see them. great twiddle handle. the most rewarding aspect is speaking each other's language and most challenging debating affirmative action. >> coming up, when are cheerios controversial? sinc

jada, mommy loves you. >> who's that, mama? >> love you.ys. put her up. >> it's kind of sad. last time i touched jada, she didn't have any teeth, she wasn't talking, she wasn't crawling, she wasn't sitting up. >> try to keep her where she still knows her mom, you know what i'm saying? because she really ain't held her or nothing like that. probably about a week total, like, that's it. so, i just try to keep it where she knows her. >> visit wasn't long enough at all. happy before and sad after. because i feel like i'm going to lose all the baby years, you know? all the baby things are going to be gone. so, it's kind of sad. >>> coming up -- >> got one here that says "louisville." >> -- brian sauer becomes a jailhouse jeweler and michael draper finds trouble in general population. some time? the next time you rent a dvd, don't bother rewinding it. the way i see it, it's the next guy's problem. oh, larry. she thinks i'm crazy. mm-hmm. but would a crazy person save 15% on car insurance in just 15 minutes? [ chuckles ] [ male announcer ] 15 minu

mommy, can i go home now? >> reporter: adorable. mommy, can i go home now. went on to make more movies in her teen years. they didn't do as well. you see what a beauty she was. it was that little girl that they wanted to see and of course all little girls grow up. she didn't let it bother her. she decided to turn her life from hollywood to homemaking. she became a mother to several children, moved to the bay area. she also was on numerous trips around the world as an ambassador. the family has released a statement this morning talking about their beloved mother. we salute her for a life of remarkable achievements as an actor, as a diplomat but most importantly as our beloved mother, grabbedmother and great grandmother. she was married for 55 years to the late charles alden black. she is survived by several children. very busy here in woodside. a lot of people coming to the neighborhood to remember shirley temple black. this is a very exclusive area, lots of gated long driveways as is hers. she lived here for so many years and tried to serve the state both in

>> yes, mommy. >> okay. >> yes, mommy. >> wow. >> reporter: and this mom who says she not only taught her son jayme about guns, but told him stories from her job. she works in a hospital operating room, where doctors try to save children from death by bullets. >> he knows what i do. where i work. >> reporter: jayme doesn't want to face his mom. >> oh, god, i'm not looking. i'm not looking. >> do you remember what your mom told you about guns? >> yeah. >> what did she tell you? >> like, sometimes they can be loaded or not and then like you're not supposed to like touch them or anything. >> what do you wish jayme? >> i wish you'd just delete that. >> but what else. >> i wish i hadn't touched the gun. >> you wish you'd never touched the gun. >> i wish my mom hadn't seen it. >> reporter: overall, these were the results of our experiment more than half of the boys touched the guns even when promising not to. and the kids reinforced by eddie eagle and the local police fewer of them touched but a lot of them did too. >> why was the gun even in here. >> that's a very good question. you know w

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mommy will mark the area of salt she is officially the longest city in your butt around one hundred forty six kilometers so he says very very quick also. i would tomorrow genocide me that's more yes such the land is opening its first western theme park is i situated right next to the big park and i'm excited about this roller coaster at the american ski gold teeth which are situated behind three john zarella has the right russian theme we shall not let you get it we're excited to let you put it up for tomorrow i got the part at city hall that says i was to say that's it for us from tonight we should be so lucky we're off to bed you're off to bed you're up early in the morning the party that's right they promised the olympic opening ceremony would be one to remember and if you ask me personally i think they certainly don't live or from us mike thanks for watching we'll be back with much more from sochi over the next three weeks one of us. president obama says the u.s. immigration system is broken canopy fixed acclaimed actor producer director and social activist edward james olmos is

mommy saved me. he's got a rifle, mommy save me. this is not a joke. i texted her to call the police. >> now the teenager shooter is taken into custody and we are told that he is going to be subject to evaluation. we have heard no motivation suggested so far. certainly the details of exactly what it was that motivated this boy to do this may become evidence in the coming hours or days. saying that, there was a huge security operation. so close to the sochi olympics and the roads were blocked off and the schools on put on alert and lock down. there really is a real appreciation that there are security issues here and they are not taking any chances. >> ice and blizzards cut power to a quarter of the homes in slovania. it is the worst situation in living memory. >> uk banned french comedian from entering britain. hoping to travel to the uk to support a hearing after performing an antisemantic gestures. >> now back to jane. >> thank you. nelson mandela's estate worst $4.1 million when he died, that is according to the summary of the will. the contents wer

mommy, mommy! donna might be pregnant! did she trap you? we'll move you away.o. no, it's nothing like that. it's just-- i had to tell someone. hey, promise me you won't say anything to dad. fine. i promise. oh, this is all my fault. i should never have been intimate with your father while you were in the crib next to the bed. ♪ hey, fez. well, i don't think he wants to make up. well, try anyway. i got your back-- your strong, muscular back. uh, fez, look, i got you some candy and a "playboy" and a six-pack. so you can use 'em in whatever order you want. tell him what they're for. in a tense standoff, you need to make the perp think you're on his side, even if you're about to put a bullet in his head. don't worry. we're not. uh... they're a peace offering. well, look at the american trying to buy his way out of trouble. fez, give michael a chance. you know what? no, simpson, forget it. fez, you're the one that blew it with suzy, okay? i don't know you were going to shoot a defenseless rabbit. well, if you didn't know that, then you never knew me at all! whatever

. >> translator: mommy save me. he has a rifle.e're in school, he is shooting, mommy save me it is not a joke. i texted her to call police. >> reporter: as i say the teen aged sheert has been taken into custody. we are told by the interior ministry that he is subject to psychiatric evaluation. we have had no motivation suggested so far, throarn was some kind of conflict, at the school. the details of exactly what it was that motivated this tboi to do this may -- boy to do this may become evident over the coming hours and perhaps days. that said, there was a huge security operation and that shows how alert the police and security forces are hee in russia so close to the sochi olympics, surrounding roads were blocked off. schools and other public works buildings were put on lock down. there is a real appreciation there is a security situation on here a really high security status and they are not taking nis chances. >> the u.s. considering sending financial aid to ukraine. the u.s. and the european union are holding preliminary negot

mommy. i want to win the lottery, free coffee for all. >> that is a great idea. >> very generous if you win $400 million. >> if the coffee was warm but it is not because it is three hours old, it is getting cooler feel be than 2 1/2 hours ago because of the breezes. you can see the cheering developing behind me. cold front is moving to the south and we will look at fog that formed and visibility is three miles in santa rosa and everyone else is unlimited which tells me that the rain and drizzle is not hitting our reporting stations. coming out of the sunol grade we have a drying trend headed down 6 credit to milpitas and you can see right there not much falling right now. as far as what is happening in santa cruz mountains you are the last to clear out and that will take until reasonable 8:00. can you see the dry push of air moving across the bay from northwest so southeast. this is 280 at 17, where it is clearing right now and you can see the moisture on the ground. that is the case through

we can't expect the government be our mommy and daddy. this is something for our parents to watch over. >> the law's the teach owner this. if you want to legalize marijuana on this, fine. but don't go ahead and lace it with candy or things like that. you don't do it for nike teen. you don't do it for booze. you're not allowed to get a nicotine patch without a doctor's primgs. so there should have to be prescriptions on it. it doesn't mean you should turn your back and legalize it. parenthave a hard enough job. they can't watch their kid 24/hours a day. >> sabrina, i was shocked to hear you agree with john on this. why? >> i agree with the restrictions. i go to the grocery store every week and there's candy bars masquerading as yogurt. it's my job as a parent to put the good things in the basket. as the kids get oater, they have to figure this out. >> this schblt candy. philip seymour hoffman just died. he started with the small stuff. >> i think it's awful, i think it's hideous. i think it's wrong. what are we going to have next? vodka je

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they'll say, mommy, mommy, buy this car. >> you know what they were selling?it's not cheating to prepare. >> it's a good point, because most people don't know what's being sold, because pro sports like everything else is being usurped by the poison culture. we have unicorns and carmen electra and muppets. where's the game? >> isn't that like your dream world, though? >> yes. >> greg, did you have a fight with your old lady this morning or what? >> i just don't like super bowl ads. >> this might spark a fun. moving from fun to not so much fun. american atheists brought this prominent billboard space to deliver this message to super bowlers. check it out. do you have it? there it is. a priest saying a hail mary only works in football. enjoy the game. let me start with you, mr. beckel. >> just -- never ceases to amaze me. atheists have the hardest job in the world trying to explain why they don't believe in a power greater than themselves. it's ridiculous. nobody should have sold them the space. >> it's going to be right outside the stadium. >> and i think most o

. >> good morning, commissioners mommies is hayward wong i own the property at the 359 katrero's directlycross from the proposed project. thank you thank you for the opportunity to speak in front of you today, i'm here to show my support for the proposed project at 346. the proposed project will improve safety and security and provide housing to the area. i encourage you to support this exciting and desirable investment thank you >> rudy. >> good morning, commissioners. thank you for letting me speak my apologize i'm a little bit in the evening i never get used to that. i'll do my best (laughter) >> so i'm rudy i'm the executive director of the alliance here in san francisco we've been serving and saving lives for 20 years some of the rough it community in san francisco and some of the poor itself in san francisco and we have a motto it takes a hood to save to a hoodie got there from katrina when i was in new orleans. some of the people from the hood are the worst people but they help us out. i generally strongly sport support, true more they've helped our community out. we created a prog

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their way to korea last year and show numb numb legs the place to go for that this story and show a mommy when it was very obvious that a lot of chinese tourists were there and just walking by kenyan lot of time cheney speakers and had different and leaders speaking in cheney and sharia is very hot the ants that a lot of chinese people are here in korea this time she meets a female tourist who's in korea tuesday some shopping thankfully she did tv interview in english. i am saying is that you know what is your favorite cd a hearing for the afghani of line shopping and sightseeing tonight i'm looking like a five month period the post and cosmetics at night. other countries even if they did what ministry and death threats are and what he likes baths that area. on to trapping is added on to this and that of people that evidence. he was speaking to me. you can first well. we are. the interview wasn't an easy because of the sub zero temperatures. i am. we visited at duty free shops in so. this time colonies inside so she doesn't have to worry about the call now. i'm in a nice day. this is clos

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you go say hi to mommy. >> how did he die? >> he kept on breathing. i thought i was doing it wrong because i didn't have the appropriate garrote. a wire garrote. you can actually decapitate someone if you wrap it around their neck and yank on it. you'll actually decapitate them. but the sheet's kind of hard. and i think it was about five minutes of fighting around. and i finally brought it up and he hemorrhaged all over the place. that's when he stopped. then i shoved his handkerchief down his throat to shut him down. i'm the first guy that killed a man in this yard, i guess. they still run their mouth back here. they've got little punks running their mouths at me. >> moments after abuhl was placed back in his cell, he was in conflict with the inmate in the neighboring cell. >> can we film him? i'm rolling. what's going on? >> this is what they call cell warriors. they know they're behind the doors and no one can get at each other, so they just try to stir each other up. >> [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ]. >> you are a jailhouse punk. >> you like to it in the

oh, kiss llama for mommy! i use tide plus febreze in the wash.eps their clothes and stuffed animals smelling fresher for longer. plus the smell reminds them of me. how many more sleeps until you're back? [ chuckles ] just one more! aw, that many? [ female announcer ] tide plus febreze. that's my tide plus. ♪ bird bird bird ♪ where the bird bird >>> imagine you're all alone, piloting a small airplane, thinking about being almost home. and then suddenly your windshield explodes. >> wow. that's what happened to a florida man as a camera in the cockpit recorded everything. joe rotes of our abc station in ft. myers, florida, has the story. >> never did see him. all of a sudden the windshield just explodes. >> reporter: heart-stopping moments for pilot rob webber. something he's never seen in more than a decade of flying planes. >> i wasn't sure if the bird was in the plane with me, where he wassing, or what was happening >> reporter: it was smooth sailing from central florida to ft. myers' page field. webber radioed into the control tower when he was

came up with an idea to buy batteries >> mommy why isn't there braille on the shelves? >> that way they can come in and they don't have to wait a million years or that long for someone to come over to help them. >> josh was born without sight, something his parents vow woulded never be treated as a handicap. >> if you raise him different he'll grow up different if you raise the same, he'll be just the same we raised him the same. >> josh thinks blind people should be able to shop just like everybody else >> getting there is one thing. but knowing where everything is, is a good feeling. >> despite the labels whole foods has hand held scanners. blind shopper can find what they need on the shelves. scanner as lou the person to learn more about the item if they wish. >> this is the one i want. >> buy it. >> for josh it's the life he envisions for 5u5çdzÑu÷ >> i'm going to braille more and more and more stores. until i braille the world! including target. >> in fremont abc7 news. >> go, joshua. >> yes >> bart says heating and ventilation systems on 200 train cars are outdate

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. >> what a more says is so wrong with this snapshot is tearing up the mommy blogs. >> do we have more rain on the way right now? could it be? meteorologist, mike nicco, is >>> 10 years ago today, history was made when facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg launched facebook in a harvard dorm. we found video from 2005 when facebook looked more like a frat house with kegs the beer in the piddle of -- in the middle f the room. >> facebook is online directory for colleges and i just want to have a cool college directory product that is very relevant if students. >> things have certainly changed. facebook now has 1.25 billion monthly active users and is worth almost $157 billion, more than general motors and ford combined. >> they can afford to upgrade to wine from the beer. >> we have a if you report that shows california the birthplace of the personal computer is only mediocre for interpret use -- for internet use. oregon in 2012 had the highest percentage of residents with internet access at 87.9 percent. the national average is 69 percent and california is at 68.5 percent. home internet use w

mommy, can i go home now?a nonalcoholic drink named after her and her imagine found on all kinds of merchandise. >> over the years when you talk to her about that and say how do you feel? how do you relate to that child, she says i have a hard time relateing to that child because it was so long ago. she's done so much with her life since. >> shirley's husband of 48 years charles that i was watching one of her movies the other day about the civil war, and he said that yes, that's the one where she met president lincoln. and she said i didn't just meet president roosevelt, i sat on president lincoln's lap. >>> in 1989 she represented the united states as embassador to -- >> financiers all potential investors, they are among many around the world who have come to see and hear what's possible and what they're up against. they heard it from people like robert shipley with the american embassy. >> you're looking at a country that's been in a time capsule for 50 years. no private enterprise of any sort. not even a st

mommy, can i go home now?: even in that quick moment thanking the gentleman there and then saying mommy, can i go home. ever so polite even as a young girl. as a teenager she continued to make movies but they didn't do as well and which could have been devastating to somebody used to one block buster after the next. she chose to retire from hollywood in 1950, settling into domestic life, becoming a mother and a wife. she talked about growing up and what she would do and what she did was become a wonderful diplomat and running for a congressional seat. she saw numerous trips around the world as ambassador. >> remembered with love with affection. i'm thought of as a friend. which i am. >> with love and affection and thought of as a friend. as we stand here in front of her home in woodside and many will wake up to this news that she is gone at the age of 85, that's how most will remember her as especially those that grew up with her movies or enjoyed that escape of going back and looking at those old movies. love

but we look at that winter storm warning in just a mommy. rosa over 3 inches. almost 7 .25 mount st. helena. redwood city half an inch. and nearly 3 inches half moon bay. take a look livermore, fremont, san jose, just barely a trace to a ten. in. but more is on the way for you this afternoon. 5856 los gatos, half moon bay in the mid-50s. pretty mild again. temperatures are mild and the snow level continues to rise in the sierra nevada. 56 in napa, 57 in livermore. so your forecast highlights, we tucked about the possibility of some minor flooding in north bay this morning through the afternoon for everyone as that next and final wave of energy hits us. dry for monday and tuesday. here's a look at the water vapor imagery. it's kind of like a fire hose being pointed right at the north bay. so the energy has been to the north. we've had the rain shadow effect that's allowed for the east and south bay to escape much of the activity. but in the next hour notice, still looking at the heavy rain, cloverdale, santa rosa. as we bow through the aftern

can i help open it, mommy ? sure. it's beautiful. thank you. open mine ! open mine ! fine, rosa.found it ! do i open it, or do i eat it ? - you look really funny, mom. - that's the idea ! oh, i almost forgot. marie, this is for you. for me ? but i'm not going anywhere. i just started. - hello ? - it's a spanish dictionary. ah, carol ! finally ! i don't understand. you will when you try and figure out rosa's specials. what ? what did you say ? this is from mr. brashov. i hope it's not all the receipts i forgot to add up. - that was carol. - finally. jess was in an accident. is he all right ? he was driving home from the cleaners when a car hit him. jess died about an hour ago. closed-captioned by captions, inc. los angeles crossroads cafe is a series that teaches english... to speakers of other languages. for more information, call toll-free: ov÷>wowgd1ó announcer: the bare necessities of living healthy are easy. just eat right, be active, and have fun. yeah! go to mypyramid.gov to find out more.

we know its mommy. uh, we can trace everything back to the origin of the animal. >> the natural beef at the lucky dog ranch fits in perfectly at their restaurant, where their theme is paris meets the west. part fancy, part farmy, this unique food fusion is catching on here. they celebrate the american west with a brand of cooking that reinterprets the familiar staples of the prairie. chili, burgers, and tri-tip are the norm at roxy, but they all have the couple's own spin on it, much of which they get from working out on the prairie, so to speak, and by highlighting the efforts of many of their friends and fellow farmers and ranchers in the area. >> well, it's always--always nice to know where your food is born, raised, grown. we were both born and raised on farms, per se, uh, and when you grow up on a farm, you taste the eggs that are laid that same day. >> and while they may just think of themselves as 2 little farm kids, this couple has a culinary talent that is exceeding even their own expectations.

she does a little -- >> mommy bombs. >> now the carlton. >> the family, mom, kim, dad, rust. 9-year-oldaddux love to watch "right this minute." dvr it, watch it together every night as a family and dad, ross, told me the kids talk about us so much they got confused and thought they were talking about classmates, kids, friends at school. >> that's great. >> i love these guys. hello out there. you guys are the best. thanks for watching every day. >> and talking so much about it. >> great dance moves. >> we love you, too. >> that's our show everybody. thanks for joining us. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." >>> live from new york city, it's wendy williams! today, it's an entire hour of "hot topics" from the rich kids of beverly hills to fabulous and fashionable son of magic johnson, e.j. johnson, is here. and more on grant's messy love life. "shape" magazine's hottest beauty fixes. ♪ now, here's wendy! [ wild cheering and applause ] ♪ >> wendy: yes.

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, mommy, take me with you, take me with you. i backed out. i just took the car and i just went as fast as i could. >> her mother alerts tina's husband his distraught wife has taken off in the car. tina's determined to drive to the bridge, get out and jump. she says she can't recall much of that harrowing journey. >> the next memory i have is being on highway 29, coming into green bay, and i see my husband, and he's coming at me, and i do see him go through the grass median. >> tina is so filled with despair, she keeps driving despite the lights and sirens, completely focused on getting on the bridge. >> i remember pulling up and pulling over to the side of the bridge and that's it. >> the efforts of green bay law enforcement stop tina from taking her own life. >> god reached out of the heavens and kind of said, it's not your time yet. sorry. >> if trooper bolt had been one step slower, tina says her life would have been over. >> his whole body is over and he's hanging on with one leg by the barrier and the other leg goes up in t