it is not a diane sawyer you know closet for right now.next house, i am building a glam room oh. >> reporter: oh, you are? >> oh yeah. we're going to totally rock this place. >> reporter: so you have two closets. bruce. >> very chic classy black outfit and the good news diane, you won't be the tallest girl in the room. isn't that wonderful? >> reporter: it's true. >> we'll be right back with the thunder clap of reactions to the interview. >> announcer: this special edition of "nightline" is brought to you by progressive. oh, i love game night. ooh, it's a house and a car! so far, you're horrible at this, flo. yeah, no talent for drawing, flo. house! car! oh, raise the roof! no one? remember when we used to raise the roof, diane? oh, quiet, richard i'm trying to make sense of flo's terrible drawing. i'll draw the pants off that thing. oh, oh, hats on hamburgers! dancing! drive-in movie theater! home and auto. lamp! squares. stupid, dumb. lines. [ alarm rings ] no! home and auto bundle from progressive. saves you money. yay, game night, so m

those words to diane sawyer -- >> for all intents and purposes i am a woman. cht >> the conversation happening all over the country. tonight his famous family speaking out, too. and the never before seen moments from that interview. >>> and, survivor tale. sisters stranded in their car, lost for two weeks. the one thing they clutched that entire time. what they ate to stay alive and the chance reflection that finally led rescuers straight to them. >>> good evening. and thank you for joining us on this friday. i'm cecilia vega. we begin with the catastrophe you see behind me. a 7.82 magnitude earthquake. centered in nepal. the earth shaking for more than a minute. its reach so strong it killed people in four different countries. this is the historic nepal before and look at it after it was crowded with tourists at the time of the earthquake. the death toll rising at least 1400 killed. >>> and on mount everest, an avalanche smashing tents at this camp. killing at least ten climbers and guide, including a google executive from the u.s. other climbers trap right n

>>:sawyer: "you don't know? what do you mean as far as you know?"er: "i've never been with a guy, always been married with a raising kids." >>:sawyer: "you can desire a woman just as much.?" >>:jenner: "yeah, yeah." >>reporter:for children of the 70's and 80's bruce jenner was the guy on the wheaties box--- the greatest athlete on the planet. >>reporter:for millenials, he's been more reality star as the steady male presence on keeping up wit the kardashians. he joked that his secret was the one story that truly mattered. >>:"and the entire run i kept thinking to myself. oh my god this whole thing the one real, true story in the family is the one i was hiding and nobody one knew about it. the one thing that could make a difference in people's lives was right here in my soul and i could not tell the story." some heat. for allowing why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do an

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quite a ride. >> please welcome diane sawyer. >> reporter: but as sawyer hit the morning talk shows sheexactly what the olympic hero is going to announce in tonight's two-hour special. >> he knows this is a big interview. he knows this is a big day for him, i want him to speak directly to all of you for the first time but i will say it's an incredible moment in his life. >> reporter: jenner earned the title of world's greatest athlete nearly 40 years ago with his olympic gold medal in the decathlon, after decades of fame, his family is in the spotlight on e!'s keeping up with the kardashians. the father of six and stepfather of four says they're the ones he's worried about the most. >> his whole life has been getting him ready for this. >> i want to know how this story ends you know? how does my story end? >> as we wait to hear bruce jenner's announcement diane sawyer says this is a far-reaching announcement in which we learn about family love. >> you can see diane sawyer's entire interview tonight on abc 7. >>> not every transgender person decides to undergo surgery and for those who d

. >>> and the interview that people have been waited for diane sawyer sitting down with bruce jenner for "20/20." brandi has more. >> he earned the title of world's greatest athlete nearly 40 years ago. his olympic gold medal catapulted him into the spotlight where he remains today with his large family on e's "keeping up with the kardashians". >> it will be an emotional roller coaster, but somehow i will get through it. >> he sits down with diane sawyer to discuss his future. >> are you going to be okay? >> yeah i hope i'm going to be okay. i feel like i'm going to be okay. 2015 will be quite a ride. quite a ride. >> but this morning, sawyer would not say exactly what the olympic hero is going to reveal in the two-hour special. >> some stories should only be told be the person who wrote them and he wants to speak directly tonight so i will let him say first what he wants to say. >> she did call it a family love story. jenner a father of six and a stepfather of four are who he is concerned about. >> they are the only ones i'm concerned with. >> he knows this is a big day for him. he

quite a ride. >> please welcome diane sawyer. >> reporter: but as sawyer hit the morning talk shows sheldn't divulge exactly what the olympic hero is going to announce in tonight's two hour special. >> he knows this is a big interview, he knows this is a big day for him. i want him to speak directly to all of you for the first time but i will say it's an incredible moment in his life. >> reporter: jenner earned the title of world's greatest athlete nearly 40 years ago with his olympic gold medal in the decathlon. after decades of fame his large family is is also now in the spotlight on e's keeping up with the kardashians. >> i should probably be on the golf course. >> reporter: the father of six and stepfather of four says it's his family he worries about most. >> those are the only ones i'm concerned with. i can't let myself hurt them. >> reporter: but also adds his whole life has been getting him ready for this. >> i want the know how this story ends. >>> you know, how does my story end? >> reporter: now as we wait for jenner's announcement diane sawyer is calling this a far reaching

jenner telling sawyer in another unseen exchange how the challenge of the olympic decathlon comparese one that jenner faced for a lifetime. >> you said once the decathlon is ten events but life -- >> i thought of the title for the book is the 11th event, overcoming life's obstacles. you know? that is one of the titles i have been thinking about for a long time. yeah. because life is much more difficult than running a decathlon, i guarantee you. >> ultimately you win or lose from what's inside. >> exactly right. being honest to yourself is so, so so important. yeah. you know? it's hard to do sometimes. hard to do sometimes. everybody's got stuff. everybody's got things they have to deal. this happens to be my thing they have dealt with all of my life. i'm trying to do something about it for the good. >> for "nightline," i'm chris connelly in los angeles. >>> next the glitz, the glamour, the football players, "dancing with the stars" brings celebrities of all kinds to the dance floor. so who's coming back now for a reunion a decade in the make something >> announcer: abc news i "nightl

alison: we'll have a preview of tonight's sitdown between bruce jenner and abc's diane sawyer. leon: but first -- >> our eye in the sky. almost the whole world's eye on the sky. leon: celebrating 25 years of spectacular images from one of nasa's biggest success stories base okay, i need a better pizza. one made with only r real cheese. a pizza my family will love. (announcer) freschetta naturally rising crust pizza. freschetta. made better to taste better. leon: today marks 25 years since we started seeing the stars in a whole new way. the hubble space telescope lifted off from kennedy space center a quarter a century ago. as mike conneen reports, the mission is far from over. mike: operated by nasa's team in greenbelt, maryland the hubble telescope is still sending back breathtaking images 25 years after lifting off. >> first images were actually blurry. they weren't what we expected and it turns out that there was a problem in the way the miror was produced. mike: astronauts later fixed that problem and with the capacity to see 13.4 billion light years away hubble became our

his exclusive interview with abc's diane sawyer. insights into how his family is handling it all. good morning, america. >> good morning. also coming up, the two sisters, speaking of family, stranded for two weeks in their car in the snow, rescued overnight. they're crediting cookies for saving their life. >> amen. >> we'll have more of that story coming up. i can relate to that. >>> first, more, of course, from bruce jenner. he revealed he'll now be living as a woman. in a raw and remarkable interview with diane sawyer. >> his life-changing decision affecting his entire family. that's why he waited until now. in more of that exclusive interview, he reveals what that journey has been like for the entire family. chris connelly joining us again with more. hi, chris. >> reporter: that's right. a family we have seen and heard so much about. children who clearly mean the world to jenner. telling them this secret clearly one of the most challenging moments in jenner's journey. their support deeply meaningful. virtually from the beginning,

jenner told diane sawyer his struggle began at an early age. not everyone is waiting until they grow up. tonight we introduce you to an east bay family facing a similar struggle with their youngest child. scarlet is like most 7-year-old girls. >> we will have to do this later. >> less than thrilled to be doing homework before dinner. but scarlet is also different from most little girls. that's because scarlet was born ezra, by logically male. she is a growing number of transgender children in the bay area. >> when did you first realize that maybe scarlet was having some gender issues? >> when she was 18 months. we would send her off to preschool dressed as a boy and she would come home dressed like a girl. it happened for three months. we thought maybe she was getting muddy or painting with paints and that's all they had was the extra girls's clothes. >> and so began this berkeley family's exploration of gender identity and exploration. >> that christmas ezra was really sad because all he got were legos. he's like, mom, what i really want is a

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. >>> and diane sawyer is back tonight with "america strong." >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with news coming in from the justice department revealing late today, they will investigate that police arrest in baltimore, and that death while in custody. the suspect with the partially severed spine. these images coming in right now. growing protests on the streets of baltimore. the police chief has said his officers reported no use of force. tonight, federal investigators want to know when and how the suspect's spine was nearly severed. we've seen the images. the suspect on the ground then brought to that van where they put leg irons on him. tonight, the mayor demanding answers, believing the injury might have happened while in that van. days later, the suspect died. six officers suspended tonight. and now, the new images. abc's david kerley has them and he leads us off from baltimore. >> reporter: police hope to learn tonight from several videos, is freddie gray's spine already injured before he's put in a police van? >> ah! >> reporter: tonight, the u.s. ju

. >>> and the diane sawyer exclusive with bruce jenner. the olympic champion on his future and who he is most concerned about. a first look, right here tonight. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with new developments. what we now know about that deadly drone mistake, meant to hit al qaeda those cia drones also killing two innocent men. an american and an italian man. the american on the left there, warren weinstein, a father and grandfather. his transformation after years in captivity. this is one of the last images his family would see. tonight, what his family told me about the last time they saw him. and their message to the obama administration tonight. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl takes us step by step through the dramatic mission and the moment it went wrong. >> reporter: the two hostages warren wean stein and italian giovanni lo porto were hidden deep in the mountainous and lawless region near pakistan's border with afghanistan. the cia had been watching it continuously for hundreds of hours, becoming con

the date is set for bruce jenner's tell-all with diane sawyer. a new sighting raises more questions. nancy o'dell is off. nischelle turner is here with me. let's start with michael jackson. acording to reports, attorneys are claiming the late super star spent $200 million to silence several alleged victims. >> the reports also claim wade robson and james, two men in their 30s, are threatening to release a wealth of evidence. this could do what no other prosecutor has been able to do, show that jackson violated young boys and paid to keep them quiet. >> tonight's top story, michael jackson's accusers quiet no more. >> we're talking about mind-boggling amounts of money.

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jenner told diane sawyer his struggle began at an early age. everyone is waiting until they grow up. tonight we introduce you to an east bay family facing a similar struggle with their youngest child. scarlet is like most 7-year-old girls. >> we will have to do this later. >> less than thrilled to be doing homework before dinner. but scarlet is also different from most little girls. that's because scarlet was born ezra, by logically male. she is a growing number of transgender children in the bay area. >> when did you first realize that maybe scarlet was having some gender issues? >> when she was 18 months. we would send her off to preschool dressed as a boy and she would come home dressed like a girl. it happened for three months. we thought maybe she was getting muddy or painting with paints and that's all they had was the extra girls's clothes. >> and so began this berkeley family's exploration of gender identity and exploration. >> that christmas ezra was really sad because all he got were legos. he's like, mom, what i really want is a dres

bruce jenner open and honest with diane sawyer as we get a glimpse of the highly anticipated interview and we also have exclusive new information about when bruce's transition really began. >> which according to our sources was more than 30 years ago. >> how about that? >> you know they say that the truth will set you free. and i feel like bruce is going too get a sense of peace out of telling his story. >> his ex, chris jenner bombarded with questions last night. >> chris, is the whole family getting ready to watch bruce on tv with diane sawyer? did it surprise you when bruce start dressing as a women. >> bruce's ex was out with cory

but i think maybe jenner did this because he trusted diane sawyer. because she's had a long history of coming through and dealing with these kinds of interviews responsibly. and in fact i gave them two hours and they did let him tell a really human story that was moving i think, to a lot of people. so -- but, you know -- >> that was the question going in would this be two hours that would illuminate the challenges and obstacles facing transgender people which recently didn't get any attention in the media, or maybe negative attention, or maybe just another celebrity sit-down? >> i think it's definitely not just another celebrity sit-down. i think in jenner's case he's still in the process of this transition. and he doesn't have all the answers. you know don't think if you listen to bruce jenner you know everything about transgender identity. you don't. but i thought it was dealt with sensitively. and look i don't blame any network for really promoting anything they have. and abc did promote this really really hard. >> and jenner of course there's a p

. >> diane sawyer one on one with bruce jenner airing tomorrow at 9:00 here on abc. but first the "nightline" five. >> today, something entirely new is being built in to bounty. dawn. new bounty with dawn. >> what a novel idea. >> just rinse and wring so you can blast through tough messes and pick up more. >> aren't we clever? >> thanks, ma'am. look at how much easier bounty with dawn cleans this gooey mess versus is sponge. bounty with dawn a ♪ >>> good evening tonight you are going to see a man feel the rain on his face for the first time in nearly 30 years. you'll also see him learn to use instagram and the atm. why? because he was just released from death row in a case that raises serious questions about race, class and america's justice system. for our new "nightline" series "firsts," here's my coanchor byron pitts. >> for 30 years anthony ray hinton was a dead man walking. thank you, jesus! thank you lord! >> reporter: but not now. family prayers answered. a dream no longer deferred. >> 30 years ago prosecution seemed to take my life from me. >> reporter: 58 ye

jenner told diane sawyer his struggle began at an early age. not everyone is waiting until they grow up. tonight we introduce you to an east bay family facing a similar struggle with their youngest child. scarlet is like most 7-year-old girls. >> we will have to do this later. >> less than thrilled to be doing homework before dinner. but scarlet is also different from most little girls. that's because scarlet was born ezra, by logically male. she is a growing number of transgender children in the bay area. >> when did you first realize that maybe scarlet was having some gender issues? >> when she was 18 months. we would send her off to preschool dressed as a boy and she would come home dressed like a girl. it happened for three months. we thought maybe she was getting muddy or painting with paints and that's all they had was the extra girls's clothes. >> and so began this berkeley family's exploration of gender identity and exploration. >> that christmas ezra was really sad because all he got were legos. he's like, mom, what i really want is a

i think maybe he did this because he trusted diane sawyer. she's had a long history. these kinds of interviews responsibly. in fact, they gave him two hours and they did let him tell a really human story that was moving i think, to a lot of people. >> that was the question would this imilluminate challenges to people who recently didn't get any attention in the media or another celebrity sitdown? >> i think it's definitely not just another celebrity sitdown. i think in bruce jenner's case, he is still in the process of this transition. he doesn't have all the answers. don't think if you listen to bruce jenner you know everything about transgender identity. you don't. but i thought it was dealt with sense sensitively. i don't blame any network for really promoting anything they have. abc did promote this really hard. >> and there is a promotional aspect of this for jennor who enabled this buildup, but has a new deal with e! for this documentary series. it's hard to think of many interviewers who could have done what diane sawyer did in that she didn't i thought, sensat

>> diane sawyer throwing marshmallows for questions.'s a very tough reporter and i think that, you know, jenner just wasn't very forthcoming. i thought this was going to be a come clean moment. i remember sitting in that seat and coming out to 28 million people in my interview. and my life changed radically and i totally -- look, i surrendered. i told the truth. and i answered every question. jenner would not talk about sexuality, also sexual reassignment surgery. or any other question. and also didn't want to be labeled as gay or lesbian. and said, i'm straight. i'm straight. and i didn't really understand that. >> i'm glad you're bringing that up. i want to run that clip. this of course, is from the abc news exclusive interview with diane sawyer. i want to roll that for zoe tur and talk about it. >> but you understand that people are baffled, confounded, i mean, apart from the people that are just -- >> oh, my god, is he gay? >> yes. are you gay? >> no, i'm not gay. i am as far as i know heterosexual. >> you don't know? what do you me

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opening remarks between jenner and diane sawyer.ever, clearly what i thought would happen wound up happening and that this turned out to be one long tease for the big reveal that will happen in a reality show possibly keeping up with the kardashians. so you know jenner answered one question and then refused. was evading the rest of the question. so it became just something to tease another show. we really didn't learn very much. >> what surprised you from the two-hour interview last night? >> diane sawyer throwing marshmallows for questions. she's a very tough reporter and i think that you know jenner just wasn't very forthcoming. i thought this was going to be a come clean moment. i remember sitting in that seat and coming out to 28 million people in my interview. and my life changed radically and i totally, look i surrendered. i told the truth. and i answered every question. jenner would not talk about sexuality. also sexual reassignment surgery. or any other question. and, also didn't want to be labeled as gay or lesbian. and sai

his interview with diane sawyer aired last night.>> my brain is much more female than it is male. it's hard for people to understand that but that's what my soul is. >> reporter: bruce jenner the olympic gold medalist turned reality star confirming the tabloid speculation that he's transitioning from a man to a woman. speaking openly to diane sawyer in a highly publicized abc special. >> are you a woman? >> yes, for all intents and purposes i am a woman. people look at me differently. they see you as this macho male but my heart and my soul and everything that i do in life it is part of me that female side is part of me. that's who i am. >> reporter: jenner firmly dismissing skeptics that this is some sort of stungtt to promote another reality show documenting his change. he said he knew he was different at 8 years old when he started trying on his mother's dresses. >> are you telling me that i'm going to go through a complete gender change and everything with that for the show. sorry, diane, it ain't happening. we're doing this publ

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diane sawyer's two-hour special, "20/20" tonight.>> right now t.j. has "pop news." >> i have lara and chris here. i feel like you all should do doing this. i'll give it a shot. reese witherspoon taking on a new role. not behind the camera. scoring big now narrating harper lee's new novel, "go set a watchman." lee wrote -- you have been hearing a lot about this -- lee wrote the sequel back in the 1950s. it was recently rediscovered. it will be released july 14th, along with reese witherspoon's audio version. reese is from new orleans. she says it's an honor and privilege to voice the characters who inspired her love for reading. isn't that great? she gets to do this. >> a good listen. >> i'm going to need y'all's moral support for the beginning of this next story. all right? stay with me, folks. lady gaga on the edge of glory caught in a great romance. >> there you go. nicely done. you're getting the hang of this. >> that great romance with her fiance taylor kinney, of course. the pop star announcing she and her fiance taking their re

sawyer asking the obvious question. >> are you gay?> no, i am not gay. >> as far as i know i'm heterosexual. >> as far as you know? >> i've never been with a guy, i've been married, raising kids. >> and you could desire a woman every bit as much? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: for children of the '70s and '80s, bruce jenner was the guy on the wheaties box. f for millennials on the reality show. >> the entire run, i kept telling myself, oh, my god, this whole thing, the one real true story and the family was the one i was hiding, and nobody knew about it. the one thing that could really make a difference in people's lives was right here in my soul. and i could not tell that story. >> reporter: he says he hasn't decided whether to do a sex change. for now, it's been cosmetic surgery combined with female hormones. jenner says his children, ten of them between his biological and stepchildren have been supportive. several by his side. >> i just told him how inspired i was. >> the first thing i thought, oh, it finally makes sense. >> reporter:

olympic champion bruce jenner reveal how he now identifies as a woman during an interview with diane sawyer> what i'm doing is going to do some good. and we're going to change the world. i really, firmly believe that. we're going to make a difference in the world with what wore doing. and if the whole kardashian -- >> support for generaller in res resonated with the san francisco transgender community. >> makes me proud to be out. >> trying to make other people feel better, and trying to say it's okay for you to call me he, because i don't want to make you feel bad. but she clearly identified as she. >> i had the story -- >> jenner admit his political leanings -- his politics lean toward the conservative side and he is a republican. log cabin republicans released a statement saying log cabin republicans celebrate bruce jenner. >> the buzz is back at starbucks. the coffee giant talked about a computer glitch that forced some stores to close yesterday. i it's chilly out there tonight but a temperature dude totino's blasted rolls. sweet. totino's blasted crust rolls... yeah. flavor at full bla

tonight, diane sawyer brings us the untold story of a brave band of sisters. >> in the night in the rugged desert of afghanistan, something most americans did not know. female soldiers teaming up in combat zones with the best of the best. >> they were tall they were short. >> the common denominator was athletic, fierce and absolutely determined. >> she has written a book about the women responding to the call to make history. emily miller former platoon leader in iraq. >> i have always wanted to serve. i wanted to prove i could be valuable out there. >> and ashley white, a quiet young newlywed. >> she was always the quiet one from the day she was born and she always had strengths that amazed us. >> first test for all of them physical. the brutal training known as 100 hours of hell. >> we would workout three times a day. >> tested to the limits of human endurance 20 miles a day carrying 40 pounds. >> we were carrying all sorts of objects. >> and what about that debate whether a woman has the strength to move a fallen comrade? >> could you? >> if i lacked at something, if i had a weakness, o

. >>> bruce jenner sat down for a a one-on-one interview with diane sawyer. we have more on what was revealed plus an exclusive extra. >> come into my house. >> reporter: bruce jenner emerged from the shadows. >> for all intents and purposes i am a woman i was not genetically born that way. i thought wouldn't the easiest thing to be right now go in a room got a gun boom. you know, paved over, stunned. i can't do something like that. i want ton how this story ends. >> reporter: he first thought about transitioning to be a woman in the 1980s but concerns about his children caused him to lose his nerve. jenner said of all his children kim has been the most accepting after her husband told you this. >> i could be married to the most beautiful woman in the world, and i am, i could have the most beautiful daughter in the world but i'm nothing if i can't be me. >> reporter: what does he want his legacy to be? >> he won the decathlon and was true to himself. and that's the rest of the story. >> reporter: he plans to drop out of public view as he transitions to be a w