sarah, sarah stewart, had been fixed up by her friend dana. dana had an inkling she would hit it all with her husband's former roommate. >> sarah is say maze isavannahi >> what happened over drinks and nibbles was chemistry. laid-back jock and baseball player super organized sarah, needed everything just so talked about getting together again. >> she said, let me check my book. gets out her little black book and is looking through it. he's peeking over looking. he said -- later he calls as tells us, there was nothing written in her black book. >> it was a fast-track courtship and before very long, ryan was bringing his new girlfriend home to meet his mom jill. >> i liked her a lot. probably the number one thing that struck me the most was how beyond her years in maturity she was. >> poised? >> yeah. sarah didn't have a problem telling anyone anything. so if you made sarah mad, you knew you made sarah mad. >> as for ryan, he never seemed to lose it. >> i don't think i've ever seen him upset. he doesn't get mad. >> laid back, easy going, go with

and it is, we thought, the perfect assignment for abc's sarah haines. sarah, good morning.anything that involves s'mores, i knew you'd get in on. >> they had me at chocolate glamping is not a new idea. we've seen it on fancy safaris and at music festivals like coachella, but for the first time ever, glamping has come to the indy 500. the indy 500 has been around for over 100 years. but there's a knew way to enjoy the greatest spectacle in racing, by glamping in the infield. that's glamourous camping. think life styles of the rich and famous, camp edition. here your champagne wishes come true in the comfort of a weather-proof tent and have your caviar dreams in a queen-sized bed and the roar of the indianapolis motor speedway at your door. >> it's a magical feeling here and they'll experience amenities you can't get anywhere else. >> reporter: the camp site boasts a lounge with fire pit, a movie screen, and general admission tick es to weekend events. >> i think this is me. look. i've got flowers, i've got a table. all i need is a couple friends. i could do this. this is def

sarah palin is wrong. there isn't a double standard because there was never a standard to begin with and it's not sexist because the media never considered sarah palin as a woman or even a human being. no one in the media had ever come in contact with anyone like sarah palin. they are constantly surrounded by people like hillary clinton. when sarah palin came into the picture, it's easy to dehumanize somebody if you don't think they are human to begin with. you could go after her children. you could say incredible things about her personally but it doesn't matter because she's not human. i don't think you can compare these two at all. >> and if i could compare them, if jewel -- you'll allowed them me to, about their kids. they really talked about sarah palin's kids. >> a lot of people were delving into it. they speculated on whether trig was actually bristol's child and not sarah palins. karl rove asked a very legitimate question, and if she hit her head and it took her a month to recover, bill clinton sai

>> sarah jessica?n white tie. >> seth: all right, let's see the next one. okay, so that's hugh jackman. he still doesn't seem to quite have nailed it. >> my understanding is, this is called white tropical dinner jacket. >> seth: got you. >> seth: let's see the next one. here's me. this is myself and my wife. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: so i'm -- wearing a white tie. >> seth, apparently you are allowed to wear dark blue, that is possible with white tie, but you didn't have the tails. >> seth: i didn't wear tails, but i can explain. when you work on "snl", if you ever wear tails, it looks like you were just in a sketch. [ laughter ] >> seth: you can't pull it off. it's just two -- not serious enough. now we're getting a little closer to right here. what's next. [ cheers ] so, that's kanye, almost perfect. >> almost perfect, but he doesn't have the winged collar or the white tie. >> seth: yeah, right. >> otherwise -- >> seth: so i like that he got absolutely as close as he could and then didn't wear

at 25 years old, sarah has lived a very full life. she lived her teenage years in brokeness and despair. at age 13, she got pregnant. making matters worse, her pregnancy came at the same time her very famous father, bishop td jake's, appeared on the cover of "time" magazine, dubbed america's best pastor. what a predicament for sarah and her parents. >> i didn't feel like that was going to fit in the family at all. so i decided to not even try to be this good church girl at all. >> it was devastating for her family. but sarah's parents and siblings rallied around her, covering her with love and guidance to help her through the delicate balance of being a child who would now take on the responsibility of motherhood. >> to their credit, they let love win. they didn't allow their disappointment in me to keep me from earning forgiveness. and they told me at the end of the day you can beat this. you just have to hit the ground running. and i did. and i think i just didn't know when to hit the brakes. >> at 14, sarah gave birth to her son, a

sarah helped invent this television sew. and was on the very early pilot and was on the very first one. you've since gone on to to found pando daily a tech blog. there was afr series of articles you did about indy go go and one of the projects on there that just did not seem like it could be real and yet people poured a lot of money into it. >> a modern-day snake oil campaign at the best. at the worst it was outright fraud. >> it was a bracelet that promised -- >> what it said is, this would be the holy grail, every scientist told us it's actually possible we would have seen papers proving this along the way and it would not be raising money on indy go go it would be massive what it said is you put a bracelet on and it would automatically know by everything you eat just how many calories you -- you ingested without manually entering anything. >> right. which would be great. >> and people were just so captivated by it they funded it up to a million dollars. we got this interesting thing where before the campaign was closed we

as for sarah, she's recovering.ven though the ship saved her life, she hired a lawyer and is suing. you're suing a cruise line that did ultimately rescue her within a short period of time. and she was, by her own admission, intoxicated. is this suit really fair? >> absolutely, 100% fair. what carnival did was wrong. they overserved her alcohol, and when she went overboard, they had awful policies and procedures in place. what's the point in having a camera if there's no one there watching it? >> reporter: in a statement to "20/20," carnival cruise lines says that the claims in this suit "are completely unsupported and contradicted by the evidence in the case." >> i call it sail and sue. we deal with it all the time. i think cruise ships are probably the safest vacation option available to most people. for me, the only safer vacation option would be in my backyard. >> reporter: no word if sarah's next vacation will be in her backyard, but it's a sure bet she won't be cruising again anytime soon. >>> next -- airplanes

and we got music from sarah mclachlan. come on.a lot of show. [ cheers and applause ] that's a big show. you guys, the nfl draft is tomorrow night and it's happening right across the street at radio city music hall. that's right. and this is exciting because it's new york city. this is where everything happens. it's right across the street. so we actually got some of the top college players in the draft with us here tonight. these guys are the future stars of the nfl. let me introduce them to you right now. it's time for "tonight show meet the players: nfl draft edition." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ meet the players meet the players meet the players meet the players ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: let's meet our first player. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> sammy watkins, wide receiver, clemson. >> jimmy: sammy's such a good receiver. he can even catch a pass from tim tebow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> greg robinson, offensive tackle, auburn. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: greg doesn't let anyone get through, which has earned hi

let's get to nbc's sarah dallof. how is that city recovering, sarah? >> reporter: betty, it's been a difficult and a painful last 12 months but residents are making good on their promise to not only come back but to come back stronger. a year later, the memories in moore, oklahoma, are as fresh -- >> stepped out of the house and seen a tornado about half a mile away. >> reporter: -- as the day the ef-5 tornado tore a 17-mile-long path through the metropolitan area. >> i wouldn't wish it on my absolute worst enemy in the whole world. >> reporter: 25 were killed and more than a thousand homes destroyed including kim and marty's place. they vowed to rebuild and now week as way from finishing their new home. the sounds of construction are sound sounds are here, he remembers the first resident to move back. >> that happened the very first one, i think some of us just about cried because they were so happy. >> reporter: perhaps one of the most emotionally difficult rebuilds that of plaza towers elementary. 9-year-old chris ler legg and six other students kil

[applause] >> we have sarah. >> hello. i am sarah, the executive director.the executive director for civilians in conflict. my last eight years has been intensely focused on the issue of collateral damage. because of that, it makes it hard to talk to you. i have so much to tell you. i have so much that i want to relay. let's start out with a slick overview of what collateral damage actually means. the u.s. military in vietnam coined this term. it means incidental civilian harm. it means civilian harm. i say that because there is a legal regime that governs the civiliansnjuring of in armed conflict. after the horrors of world war ii, the international community, based on some of the laws that previously existed, created the geneva conventions and additional protocols. ese rules say a number of things about detainees, prisoners of war. it says that you have to distinguish between a civilian and a combatant. you have to be proportionate when you are targeting. if bob is a weapons cache and i theyhouse with children, can decide that the weapon caches so importan

sa sarah, thank you so much for being with us this morning. we know it's been one frustration after another for you and the families of those on board flight 370. i want to get your reaction to this news, the australians saying, you know, the plane is not where the bluefin has been searching these last several weeks, and this news that a u.s. navy official suggesting that maybe those pings weren't really pings to begin with. >> it's really more a matter of perspective, because what you call a blow i call a matter to celebrate. you know, if, indeed, those sounds were the pings, which by the way, i haven't believed since the beginning, then it would be a confirmation that the flight is under water. but you know, as a family member, i mean, i'm still hoping. this is a really sad commentary on the state of our circumstance, but i am desperately hoping that philip is being held hostage by a hijacker. and you know, only in this situation could i possibly say that. but you know, the ping frequencies were wrong from the beginning. i'm a serious scuba

the second area i want to address is one that sarah raised. how many civilian casualties should be minimized? she jokes that neither myself or ike wilson to get through a talk without mentioning this. military theorist who came up with the art of war. his theory is that war cannot be divorced from politics or policy. he has another idea. means thatof gravity you find out what is important to the enemy and you rip their heart out. that will stop the war. the center of gravity could be industrial, military, or the population. the laws of war that sarah spoke about, and may times, it was the population we went after and the axis powers went after. let's look at the iraq four. i believe it was a mistake. it made me switch from being a to a rabidendent democrat. that and they gay marriage issue. yeah, i play softball. said, what george w. bush this is not an attack on the iraqi population. this is an attack against saddam and his family. that changed the paradigm, in terms of what you are trying to achieve. we did a thunder run. we left the weapons

later, governor sarah palin, she's here. she's calling out the left. they throw a fit when people dare to question hillary clinton's health. why were those on the left silent when her children were attacked? ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ >>> welcome back to "hannity" as another scandal erup >>> welcome back to "hannity." another scandal erupts inside the obama white house, the president broke his silence today regarding the allegations of the va. joining me now is colonel oliver north and legal analyst peter johnson jr. colonel, you heard these people. i've been interviewing those who have lost loved ones. their stories are horrifying. america has broken faith with those who have done so much for us. >> no doubt about it, sean. >> the president was clinical today. >> it was like a civics lesson in detachment and disengagement. now twhat do all the

the family acknowledges that sarah douglas met her 55-year- old fiancÉ.on the popular escort website, called - "myredbook". and they say, after her engagement, sarah tried to distance herself from that part of her past. investigators warn fleming is likely armed. fleming has been fired from his job with cal-fire. still ahead: dog: oh, boy! mattress discounters oh, boy! mattress discounters memorial day sale. what's this? a queen size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497? mattress discounters has the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one "roof." comforpedic, icomfort, optimum, and, wow, four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection? don't miss the memorial day sale. ♪ mattress discounters with the stunts and loud explosions and all the muscles. [ as cosby ] i want to see the comedy programming with the people sitting in the living room with the children. [ british accent] watch bravo! yeah, i want to see "the real housewives." jimmy? please, it's been hours. really does work with any voice. cool. [ b

he's married to a woman in fresno but was engaged to sarah, a former escort he met on red book.com. investigators say after stabbing sarah to death he took off in his state-issued cal fire truck and ditched it 3 miles from the murder scene. investigators in sacramento not only consider fleming armed and dangerous, they say he is a man with means including the codes and key to every cal fire affiliated station in the state. cal fire says they've changed codes around the state, but mo is on the run and knows the santa cruz mountains, yosemite and the sierra very well and has skills to stay in the wind for days, if not weeks. >> -- on the run for days, if not weeks. >> a person that is a survivalist can hide and survive much longer. >> reporter: just this afternoon the state fired mo because he missed work five days straight. that combined with a warrant for his arrest makes him very dangerous in the eyes of detectives. >> he had a lot to lose and that gives him a lot of motivation to act erratically. >> you told me at 10:00 you've actually met this guy they're looking for? >> that's r

sarah parcak is is a pioneering archaeologist.sing satellite imaging, she was the first to map egypt's city of tanis. she then used the same technology to discover over 300 settlements. there are many people out there that may see you guys out there digging around in the dirt and wonder why. >> i think if we look back, there is so much we can learn from people in the past about who we are today. but the reality is, we haven't changed. we're the same people that built the picture midst. and -- pyramids, when i look at one story, there's an inscription in the western desert and a guy is writing on the face of a cliff, man, i can't believe how much i had to drink. my boss is going to be so angry. i don't understand how i'm going to make it to work tomorrow. this is three thousand years ago! nothing has changed. >> well, the world has become incredibly complex with technology as the change. dr. parcak is using technology. >> focused in terms of our excavations and our survey. today as in all scientific fields, archaeology is facing a

[applause] >> we have sarah. >> hello. i am sarah, the executive director.ive director for civilians in conflict. my last eight years has been intensely focused on the issue of collateral damage. because of that, it makes it hard to talk to you. i have so much to tell you. i have so much that i want to relay. let's start out with a slick overview of what collateral damage actually means. the u.s. military in vietnam coined this term. it means incidental civilian harm. it means civilian harm. i say that because there is a legal regime that governs the civiliansnjuring of in armed conflict. after the horrors of world war ii, the international community, based on some of the laws that previously existed, created the geneva conventions and additional protocols. ese rules say a number of things about detainees, prisoners of war. it says that you have to distinguish between a civilian and a combatant. you have to be proportionate when you are targeting. if bob is a weapons cache and i theyhouse with children, can decide that the weapon caches so important that the

sarah is there in donetsk.d her if this is a potentially ominous development. >> reporter: difficult to know what to read into it for the moment. it comes after a number of insulations here, key buildings, local governments, prosecutor's office, other buildings in donetsk itself taken over by pro russian groups. so this is the latest in that sense. it also comes after the interior minister in kiev put out a statement can which n which he did say trains in the region would be stopped by the ukrainian government imminently, he said. the terrorist operation was underway, as he described it, he said the railways would be shut down. difficult to know what to make of it. another line of key buildings and key places in the control of pro russian forces. >> sarah, what about sloviansk, different parts of the city held by different factions including ukrainians, pro russians and so on? >> reporter: not so much the city, no. the surroundings of the city. inside sloviansk itself, the situation is calm enough on the street

here to explain, fox news contributor sarah palin. governor, how are you?me back. >> i'm doing great, thank you, sean. >> it's pretty funny, i said this during this battle over sharia and nigerian school girls taken, it seems like the left's definition of femme nice m. >> it's a double standard that raging liberals are known for here as i had suggested in that post, a liberal can attack a conservative woman but it's a war on women if you were to go a liberal woman and it's not just gender, though. it's race, also. obviously, liberals, they can attack tw shannon and alan west and some of these good guys that are out there fighting for the right reasons but heaven forbid you're going to be called a racist if you were to question barack obama's failed policies. >> it's basically standard operating procedure at nbc news. i still to this day i don't get the controversy about mitt romney having resumes, binders on women and how sandra if she goes george washington university law school the public should pay for her birth control. i have a hard time understanding

another restaurant told sarah she can't wear it there.fear is spreading but it's unwarranted. >> people that have google glass aren't going around trying to spy on random strangers. >> google glass is becoming more popular. if it something you want to own? do you find it intrusive? let me know. >> that is an interesting dilemma. >> it's a tough one. >> up next, how a group of oakland high school students are becoming a national sensation. >> and coming up at 5:00 growing gone wrong. a dog that went in for tlc and came out needing surgery z a girl told she'd never get into college and became the top graduate at uc berkeley z a stowaway kitten with a happy ending. we'll be right back in just a moment >>> get ready for the new season of the bachelorett. you may remember andy when she walked away from juan pablo on "the bachelor". >> all of the guys are catches i cannot say who is a standout. there are a lot of them. i'm excited to see who america thinks is a standout. i know everyone picks their favorites i'm excited to see that. >> if you c

customer contact is still constant. >> sarah-grace is online all the time. answering e-mails, you know, people text, and ask about orders or whatever. it's not that there's any less time answering questions or helping, it's just that we're able to be more flexible with that. >> if i'm online or my phone dings 2:00 in the morning, if i'm awake, i'll e-mail back. i'd rather have it caught up and done rather than you have to wait a whole day and we forget, oh, what's this e-mail about. >> it doesn't actually matter what time you e-mail wardrobe boutique because you're always going to get a response. an automated one at least. >> my number one pet peeve when i shop with a business, and i e-mail them to ask them a question and never get anything back. i like knowing that they know they're going to get a response. we're going to answer their question. >> inventory is monitored constantly. the company keeps prices low by not sinking too much money into items like bags, hats and sand buckets. >> we're careful about the products that we provide. and the ones that we

>> now scott and sarah. sarah thought she was going for a tour of levi stadium and a couple other friends, but when she looked at the message board, it said, welcome sarah and scott and "marry me." a friend of the friend with the organization made it all happen. >> this is like a girl's dream, really, you know? like, you picture this day your whole life and it happens and i think we're still in shock. a week later, we're just like, is this real? like, i keep looking at my hand, like, this is the niners. this is the niners we're talking about, you know? >> yeah, so school. >> the couple is planning to get married in august of next year, to put that into football perspective, that would be right before the start of the 2015 season. >> maybe it should be right on the 50-yard line. >> we'll see. >>> tonight is your chance to meet some of the south bay's olympic skating sensation, or one. >> san jose's own buledmunds wi take the ice with about 150 of her biggest fans. that event starts at 6:30 tonight. next sunda

let's bring in sarah bajc, whose partner was on board flight 370.as there on thursday when families were briefed by officials. as a matter of fact, sarah, i would love it if you painted the pictures in terms of how the report was received by family members. >> well, the report that was given at the hotel was only a briefing on the fact that they will be closing the support centers and sending the families home. the families did not receive any kind of overview of the preliminary report that was released by dca. so let's separate those topics. i had actually been at the lido hotel earlier about 6:00 to do an interview, and we were shut down by the police. so the police came and made the camera crew go away. so i went inside with my camera. and it was a very tense place, more than 500 families gathered. probably about 100 police officers in full battle fatigue. and you know, the whole report was done in english. so the average person in the room really had no clue what they were even hearing until a translator started after the fact. and that is when

and wait until you hear what sarah palin said about hillary clinton becoming a grandma. is it inciteful or is it insulting? >>> hello, everyone, i'm ashleigh banfield. it's wednesday, may 7th. welcome to "legal view." we're just now getting details this hour of a massive nationwide drug bust. agents on the move across this country this morning targeting synthetic or designer drugs. they are dangerous. they're even deadly. and they are everywhere. in texas, there have been over 100 reported overdoses from synthetic pot. if that's not bad enough, millions in designer drug profits are flowing directly to terrorists who may be targeting this country. evan perez is covering this breaking story for us from washington. so get me up to speed on this cross country arrest and just how broad it is in scope. >> this is one of the biggest of these crackdowns that they've had in the last couple of years. agents from the drug enforcement agency and the customs and border protection went out around the country today. 29 states, over 100 arrests have been made today. and what they're tar

sarah morris live from madrid. thank you very much will be getting more from sir through the day thanks love the stitching to pose and get more news coming up next. it is. the rulers you benson welcome to serie b is healed false breakouts when joined by him i see more data than not was recently published. it's not just about the euro a book whether former italian prime minister shares his vision for the european union story from his experience as a center left politician. as anti eu in nc stoppers from coffee supposed to make big gains in the upcoming european elections. don and i called on european leaders to re invents a new model that the european union. but how can you to reconnect with its citizens. some of the niu will tell us how you think that can happen. so as i sit euro for money time and time is the form of foreign affairs minister as well a new comedy such as the presence of the foundation for european progressive studies. now you write the new opel that the eu is now facing only a social and economic c

sarah and joseph, sarah, you may know her from usa today, now tech crunch. walkmy through the lineage of dosers. i would say sesame street is kind of their grandparent? >> it's from a really great property of henson home properties. if you're a certain age, you'll remember fraggal rock. they were always building. they were just the beginning part, and now they have their own show and they're completely reinvented. >> so the point is to teach s.t.e.m., i assume. hundreds of ways we have tried to deech it. how is it different? >> this age, we're talking preschoolers. it's getting them familiar with s.t.e.m. concepts, then they have an affinity for it. then as they grow older, it will become more natural. >> i want to show a clip so my audience has a better understanding. here's a quick clip. >> if it runs out of fuel, it will stop flying and crash to the ground. >> we'll figure out how to catch it before that happens. >> any ideas, professor? >> there you go. that's on hulu. >> so i actually don't have children, so this is kind of a new show to me. i'm very fa

sacramento county sheriff's investigators say flemming stabbed sarah douglas more than 20-times with9-inch blade. and strangled her last thursday in their home. douglas's sister stephanie says the final moments of her sister's life were captured in a phone call. the family acknowledges that sarah douglas met her 55- popular escort website, called - "myredbook". they say, after her engagement, sarah tried to distance herself from that part of her past as an escort. meantime. investigators warn all smart phone makers. who sell in california, to have a kill switch already installed passed the state senate. this is the bill's second attempt at passage. it failed two weeks ago, but state senator mark leno tweaked his bill. and since then, two big players, apple newsstand and microsoft, dropped their opposition. opponents question the need for the law when most smart phones are already equipped with kill switches. c-net's richard nieva explains what the bill hopes to do. "to make sure everybody has it across the board and to make sure it's automatically turned on and a consumer doesn't hav

he is married to a woman in fresno but was engaged to sarah a former escort he met online.nvestigators say after stabbing sarah to death he took off in his state-issued cal fire truck. he ditched it three miles away from the murder scene and hasn't been seen since. he knows the santa cruz mountains, yosemite and the sierra very well and has the skills to stay in the wild for days if not weeks. >> all those things that a survivalist or an outdoorsman type of person, like we know he is, can actually survive and hide much longer. >> reporter: yesterday the state fired fleming not because he is a fugitive but because he missed work for five days straight. that combined with the warrant for his arrest makes him very dangerous in the eyes of detectives. >> he had a lot to lose. and that gives him a lot of motivation to act erratically. >> reporter: investigators also now say that he may have made contact with another escort from that website after the murder and that she may have helped him escape. live in the newsroom, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> investigators say fleming may have

we'll be on the hr-z with sarah -- on the phr-dz -- plaza with sarah evans. "fox & friends" starts now. >>> good morning. it's friday, may 23, 2014. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. our nation's veterans forced to wait again. a bill meant to speed up accountability at the v.a. just stalled by harry reid's senate. they want more time to read it. but it's only three pages. are they really playing politics with our veterans again? >> meanwhile, mavericks owner mark cuban being called a bigot for saying this. >> i see a black kid in a hoodie and it's late at night, i'm walking to the other side of the street. >> wait a minute, a lot of americans agree with him. we're going to tell you the complete context of his comments, so you will decide on whether it was appropriate. >> take a look atstuck on the t. a speeding train coming towards that car and the woman is inside. so what happens next? "fox & friends" begins right now. >> this is sarah evans and you're watching "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ ♪ and how ♪ do you keep ♪ your feet ♪ on the ground ♪ when you know ♪ you were born ♪

sarah?g on that, courtney. >> russian president vladimir putin calling for u.n. security council meeting over the escalating violence in ukraine, this as pro-russian and ukrainian forces clash in one of the largest cities with two ukrainian helicopters being shot down, so what is vladimir putin's next move? up next, we'll ask one of his biggest critics. >> and we'll talk why the markets didn't respond all that much to what happened today. >> and speaking of fights, boxy champs, floyd mayweather has a big one on pay-per-view this weekend and may be in for an even bigger battle when it comes to buying the l.a. clippers. we'll find out why he wants to buy the team and why he insists owner don sterling is a great guy despite sterling's racist comments. that's still to come. till to co. it has exactly what i need for half of what i thought i'd pay. and i don't need to be online for it to work. it runs office, so i can do schedules and budgets and even menu changes. but it's fun, too -- with touch

after the amazing delivery, sarah expects the twins will always be close.>> this is absolutely what this is about. this is what i wait for during the day. being a mom is the most amazing feeling. >> what a story. so many levels. the hand holding and sensation, international sensation. >> immediate. by the way, they have an older brother who's only 15 months old. he has no idea what is going on. he just knows he has two bundles to deal with. his name is jackson. >> what it what a great family. we wish them the best. >> very cool. don't miss our updates at facebook wnnfans.com. >> a lot more. come on back, folks. >> announcer: this is abc "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. born from 1945 through 1965thate have the highest rates of hepatitis c, but most don't know they're infected? people can live for decades without symptoms, but over time hepatitis c can cause serious health problems. if you were born during these years, the cdc now recommends that you get a blood test for hepatitis c. so talk to your doctor and find out if you have hepat

together constructively for the stewardship of the institution and he in a sense is acknowledging to sarahe had made a mistake. you can look at the record of the new york times and some of its digital invasions under jill abram some and co abramson. >> there is toxic stew in which the question of whether or not she was treated differently as a woman. she believed she was. that was one ingredient where i think it really was ultimately not palleteble. >> arthur mentioned he had gotten very, very supportive messages from his family, the more under seeing, the more the family rallies around from him. he got beautiful messages and one that morning brought tears to his eyes because they were so supportive and really standing with him. i do -- >> that matters because the paper is one of the only family owned papers left and if family frays, it could be sold. >> i mean, this is -- they are the last ones standing. and so i think it is a really important, an important question right now there doesn't seem to be divisions that we've seen in other newspaper families but i think that the interesting th

that he would try to do something to sarah. >> family members also say sarah was getting ready to movefleming did not want that to happen. the statewide search for fleming does continue today. investigators say he has most likely left the sacramento area and that he does have connections in fresno and in other parts of california. reporting live in the newsroom pam cook ktvu channel 2 news. >>> thank you. time's 8:46. been a busy day. >> it has been. >> a lot happening n in traffic too. >> one of the things that on fridays sometimes you get surprised by traffic that is just a little heavier than you'd like it. let's take a look. i want to show you that 880 is slow. sometimes we have friday light. today it's been just friday -- i would say friday moderate. doesn't have a good ring to it though. it's backed up from the coliseum heading up to the brick wall. also looking at the toll plaza. it's been about a 20 minute drive time into san francisco. let's take a look at these drive times. 24, still 9 minutes from pleasant hill road to the tunnel. 238 to fremont on southbound 880, 32 minutes

. >> and i'm sarah sizen. now heading into the final hour of trading for the month of may with both the dow and s&p hovering near their all-time highs. next week not only brings a new month but an avalanche of huge data that could move stocks sharply. >> an avalanche, i tell. >> you not to be dramatic, but seriously. central bank meetings and shareholder meetings and economic reports. we'll at all you up the month and get you ready for june which could start out to be extremely busy. >> bank of japan is scheduled to change everything. >> i'll get you that in a bit. >> private joke. also on today's program we've not learned our lesson yet you say. are americans really using their homes as atm machines once again? with housing prices on the rise, are so many home equity line numbers starting to move higher again? i mean, we have some startling figures on how many people are starting to open those equity lines of credit again and what they are doing with it. >> brings us back to the danger days of the crisis, and

he's an active dutiy marine and he had just sent a letter to sarah saying that he could not attend theng, that his heart was broken and, in fact, the night before this moment, she was with her mom kind of in her lap crying over the fact that her brother daniel couldn't be at the wedding. but at the last minute, daniel got one day's leave so he traveled the distance, made sure that he was there. >> what happened? >> just last minute worked out. >> oh, my gosh. >> i made it. >> thank you. >> need a little touching up. >> she's sobbing and he's just rubbing her back, rubbing her back. this is cute. he does this brotherly thing. we're going to have to touch up your makeup. >> ladies. >> are you coming to the wedding? >> oh, i'm here. >> how much time do you have? >> i have to go back tomorrow. >> oh, my gosh. what a great moment to have for your wedding video. >> this was shot by andrew didsway from snapback studios. >> nicely choreographed, the whole thing is nicely choreographed. >> jax the dog is starving. >> what was that dog eating? >> see what saved him next "right this minute." >> a

. >> this is the first time sarah has ever spoken of this horror publicly.the others, she's motivated to come forward by what happened after her attacks. when she told one campus staff member what happened, sarah says she was encouraged to go talk things out with her rapest. >> they said return to the attackers room to talk to him about the issue. so that was her advice. >> advice is go talk to her attacker. >> in his room. >> in his room. >> where i had been assaulted. >> and after the second attack, another staff member seemed fixated on her behavior not his. >> the first thing he said was, why were you drinking so much. and the conversation reinvolved for hours around my drinking habits and behaviors and what i had done wrong. the first case, which i thought was a horrible violent sexuality, i was only given one semester off of school and he's currently on campus today. >> like sarah, my assailant was also found responsible and given one semester suspension and and is currently back on campus. >> it's crazy what happened because he actually pled guilty. >

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and (clapping) what sarah as accomplished is remarkable but we can also use nor money for those of you who have contributed give more and thank you to the community and we couldn't be here without the support financially and otherwise you you know that leroy is gone my great friend who owns the jefferson hotel who brought me to the community that's done so much for the tenderloin we wouldn't be here without them. i don't know if you want to take any questions or call it a day my how many people were working free. >> you know, before working for someone who is not paying they're not here. weer looking to raise the capital campaign another $40 million. steve was you're going steve said he's tired of museums opening up and closing so really work with steve for the budget that's foreseeable this is the center place for the tours of the neighborhood and seymour will be here with us and other resident tour guides a lot of people want to get so what the tenderloin but don't know how. the museum entrance fee will entitle you to one hour tour we'll have casino nights and tour nights so we are g

this week, sarah blair won a primary for the state house.she will be 18 years old by election day in november. and she graduates from high school next week. >>> also next week, a talent show at the white house. first lady michelle obama is hosting an event which will showcase performances by people in, quote, turn around arts, a program meant to help showcase talent. sarah jessica parker and others will be in attendance. >> not an snl sketch. four gop candidates faced off in a primary debate wednesday in idaho. you just have to see this to believe it. >> i've got a masters in raising hell. >> we've got a bunch of eastern idiots. >> hey fiddle, fiddle. >> half the republican party is democrats and half of the democratic party is communist. and you have your choice, folks, a cowboy, a curmudgeon, biker or normal guy. take your pick. >> heaven forbid the normal guy. that's your dish of scrambled politics. i am joined now by kevin cirilli. oh, my gosh, kevin. >> happy friday. >> what in the world is going on in idaho? >> i think, in all seriousn