we have the mom in this video via skype. >> you are putting on your brake lights. what were your fears as you were going through that road? >> pretty sure that we might not make it. i stopped the car to try to find my lights. i didn't know if there were trees down. we were four miles off a dead-end road. >> how do you keep it together considering your children are so frightened. >> you keep it together for the kids and do as much as you can. >> you did lose neighbors you were close to. can you tell us about them? >> they are very nice people, very sweet. a mountain family community. >> tell me what your children finally said when you all reunited. >> where's mom? what you stopping for? >> don't remember words, there were a lot of hugs and tears. a lot of shock. >ffrtist spent a lot of time in the last few months vandalizing a neighborhood in san francisco. these are some of his art works. none of his art is about turf wars or style wars, it's just art on the street. >> destruction of property, too. >> it's what a lot of people say. this neighbor in this community s

we have mario with us via skype from brazil. tell me you what were experiencing when you came to this beach. >> we realized something on the water. then it came nearer and nearer. then we realized that they were dolphins. and we had our cameras with us, and we were absolutely confused, paralyzed it was overwhelming. >> did you actually get in there and help drag these dolphins back to safety? >> i made a try, but i wasn't that good with the grasp. >> is that gerde behind you? >> hi. i'm gerde from germany. >> did you talk to some of the people who pulled the dolphins back in. >> yes. it was difficult they said. they had to wait for the water, otherwise they wouldn't be able to pull the dolphins back. it was quite amazing. >>> this video proves sadly that your life can change dramatically in just seconds. an ohio state trooper was responding to calls about a driver driving in the wrong direction on a bowling green freeway. >> i would like to report an emergency. got a car going south in the northbound lanes. >> this trooper swerv

on this date students are asking questions via skype about video production.hey're brainstorming about making a video. >> when technology -- the more people we have to collaborate with, the better the products will be. by being able to meet other students who are make videos around the world, we'll be able to collaborate hopefully in the future. >> reporter: the goal is to share information to benefit from it. for students at garrison ford, it's about 8 in the morning. for the students in cambodia, it's about 8 at night. >> how they did the same things we do. they do a lot of different things in cambodia but they do a lot of the same things. >> reporter: thanks to technology students receive personal global connections. sherrie johnson. >> diana works with five schools in maryland and nearly 12 internationally. you can find out more by heading to our website, abc2news.com. >>> you know, snoring has been linked to many health problems but in might be associated with kids' bad behavior. >>> want to keep your kids from drinking alcohol? keep an eye on what movies

so we have dan and kyle joining us via skype. >> all this for $6? >> $6 is a lot of money. i didn't look at it from three feet and the danger, i just thought of the six $1 bills that could be mine. >> did you close your eyes and wish for the best? >> i wanted to see it. >> has this video done anything positive. >> i wonder if it would have been showed more if it i got cut. it would be some lawsuit evidence. >> do you have anything sharp for it there? because i have $6 in my wallet. >> i feel like we're moments away from something just like that happening. >> do you ever get that feeling? >> i will be happy to drop an exacto knife at either one of your hands. >> go. >> that will do it for this edition of "right this minute." thanks for joining us. we're going to look at a video called speeding around the world in five minutes. it was shot in 343 day, 17 countries and over 6,000 photos. enjoy. see you next time.

so, of course, we got in touch with sbun via skype. we have kendra sutherland, being chased by the deer. and tyler thompson who you hear in the background giggling the entire time. he's the one that shot the video. were you wearing deer-scented perfume or something? >> i don't know why he showed a liking to me, but we were checking out a house my hiser wanted to buy and she brought us to see it. and we're going down to the creek part of it and we hear something following us and we turn around and we tried to get a picture with it. and then it just wouldn't let me go. >> you were giggling pretty much the entire video. what was going on in your head as you were holding the camera up and watching this deer have a way with your friend? >> i was dying laughing. i was literally cracking up. i would have never expected the deer to start humping her. >> th when we werep u in d, i w laughing at the whole situation. there's really a deer chasing you right now and i'm filming this. >> have you received flowers or any e-mails or facebook requests

we wanted to have him skype the show. we don't skype here yet. we will eventually. what's the ultimate goal of the -- does he become the save all, the cure-all of the ills of the world? >> i don't even know yet. i don't even know yet. he hasn't told me either. right now i know he is working on the second one. he is working with a different illustrator as well. i mean, that's part of -- the cool part of a comic book, right? to be announced. that's to be determined. >> all right. >> it should be on shelves. >> local comic bookstores. >> the website, i'm looking here, is aztec of the city.com. he named it that because -- >> it's an independent publishing. >>el santo comics. aztec of the city. >> up next c comunidad del vall celebrating the new year. great! at progressive, you can compare rates side by side so you get the same coverage, often for less. wow! that is huge! ♪ and this is to remind you that you could save hundreds! [laughing] man: yeah. that will certainly stick with me. we'll take it. go, big money! i mean, go. it's your break, honey. same coverage, more s

we have eric kan joining us "right this minute" via skype. why jeremy lin?> as soon as he stepped on the court, there was a complete uproar. people were coming in with the jeremy lin jersey, everyone was telling me we should invite him and as senior class president, i said do you want jeremy lin, i'll give you jeremy lin. >> why are you drawn to him? >> the school is 70% asian, everyone can identify with him, he's a harvard graduate as well as an an asian athlete. asians are not in the nba pretty much. and he motivates us to be better people. >> have you gotten any kind of response from jeremy lin since this hit the internet? >> yesterday he did tweet back. he said he's sorry, but he won't be able to make the graduation. although he will make a response video, and he will try and make a visit down. >> since jeremy can't be there, have you considered our own team fabian? >> yeah, at this point, we need a graduation speaker, you look pretty good. come on. ♪ >>> jason graves got invited to go on a 27-hour camping trip with his friends. these are the fischer tow

you can connect with your trainer by skype as a way to stay in shape. >> but do you really want to?> an excuse for fast food and late nights. >> sitting in the hotel room. >> there's my exercise right there. >> remote work. >> infomercial. infomercial. >>> new details from our exclusive video of george zimmerman on the night of the trayvon martin shooting as zimmerman's brother speaks out. >> the video is yet another forensic challenge for investigators trying to unravel this case. abc's matt gutman has more from suburban orlando. >> reporter: that tape revealing for the first time the face of shooter george zimmerman and the hidden clues into what may really have happened that night. >> taking us into the station at 7:54 p.m., nearly half an hour after zimmerman shot and killed trayvon martin. zimmerman told police martin punched him, bashing his head on the concrete. the police report notes blood on his head and nose and that he was treated at the scene. you see him being eased out of a police cruiser. in the garage, an officer examines the back of zimmerman's head. also in this a

. >> we will hear from them via skype and leto now -- let you know about their mission. >>> health news could the secret to shedding pounds lie in your morning cup of coffee. details coming up next. >> also video this morning of a family desperately trying to escape a fire. the wild fire going on in colorado. lynette. >> and the wind is acting like a bad house gets. it won't -- guest. it won't leave. details coming up. >> reporter: and another incident on i-95. coming, we will check your drive coming in from harford county on the north side this morning. >> reporter: in today's tech bites it appears facebook is getting radity to first public sale of the stock. the social network has asked for a halt to the private trading of the shares and plans to hold the initial public offering in may. it is expected to be the biggest internet ipo ever. living social customers can now order take out food without using the phone. the site is launching the service today and 26 u.s. markets and customers will pay with a credit card that's on file with living social. and two new ultra book computers are

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now to skype to check in with erin. she's skyping from madison, alabama. good morning. you've got a guest. >> good morning. >> who's that? >> that's my husband dave. >> hi, dave. >> good morning. >> what's your question? >> our tax return will be enough to pay off the second mornl on our home allowing us to refinance and save approximately $200 a month. however our emergency fund has been depleted to almost zero over the last year. we plan to stay in our current home for the foreseeable future. our question is how we should plan for this chunk of money. do we refinance the mortgage making it easier to pay bills every month or put the money back in the emergency fund? >> if i were you i would put all of the money, every penny into the emergency savings account. you have no savings and that's priority. additionally, i want you to go back and revisit your tax withholdings. i understand you're getting a $5,000 refund. >> yes. >> that's really high. the average refund is about $3,000. that tells me you're withholding too much. go back and revisit your withholdings. that's ho

. >> we're going to skype for liz joining us from north carolina. good morning, liz. >> good morning, al. good morning, joy. >> what's your question? >> my question is this i recently had abdominal surgery and i wonder what i could eat to encourage healing? >> first, i'm sorry about your surgery. i hope you are feeling better and stronger every day. it's a super smart question. there are things that can help aid in wound healing. first, make protein a top priority. protein helps with the regeneration of healthy tissue. typically without surgery, we need about 50% of our weight in grams of protein. that means if a woman weighs 150 pounds she needs 75 grams of protein each day. >> how much is that? >> well, if you go out of your way to include something that's packed with protein -- chicken, turkey, fish or nonfat dairy with each and every meal you get to that point. during surgery, i recommend people add an additional 20 grams of protein on top of that. that same woman at 150 pounds normally needs 75 grams of protein. after surgery she needs 95 grams

specialist brock howard's wife gave birth in kalamazoo, michigan and help didn't missian thing due to skype. >> i saw him on mary's stomach, i lost it. i absolutely cheered. i was sad and happy at the same time. i have a beautiful son now. >> he is lay dorpable. >> he said he hopes to meet his son in person real soon. congratulations. >>> near live every one of us knows someone whose life has been touched by cancer. why research is offering new hope. >>> what if something found in nature can help you lose 10% of the body weight. sign me up. we'll take a look at this. stick around. >>> in tonight's health alert, we're talking about cancer prevention. according to researcher, half of all cancers are preventable. they say we have the information necessary to prevent it. smoke alone accounts for one third of all the cases. now obesity is responsible for another 20%, but there are some obstacles. people are sceptical that cancer can be prevented. >>> gardasil could have additional benefits for women already affected with hpv. it reduces it by 46%. the centers of disease control and prevention sa

also, joining us over skype, a special guest, jack from o-h-i-o. all right.s a historical novel that gives kids inspiration and teaches them about history. >> this book began at a family reunion of all things. my grandmother and aunt told me the story of my great grandfather, a kid who was a boxer and wanted to be just like joe lewis. he became my character and it takes place in the great depression. it's how the story began. it's historical. >> we have 11-year-old sara. what is your question? >> good morning. >> good morning. >> of the three main characters in the book, which do you think played the biggest role? >> i think otis played the biggest role. i say that because otis keeps laughing with his riddles. he keeps it light. why does the cookie go to the hospital? because it's so crumby. he keeps it light. i love otis. >> hold on, let me rite that one down. >> it's a good one. >> i like that one. >> jack, ten years old. what is your question? >> i loved your book. >> thank you, jack. >> joe lewis was an important role model to the kids. did you have an im

seth priesbatsch joines us live via skype from massachusetts.hington busininess report." i hunted you down when i saw y on a list of one to watch. your biography is fascinating. you are already considered someone who is a major market in the world of business. you first got started at the age of 11. u set up a company and you have representatives working poor you in india. they called you in interrupted you when youere in class at the age of 11. >> that is true. i politely told my teacher that i had to take the call. i got what we needed to get done, but the teacher was on happy. >> you are known as a doer. you set up contraband snacks and lockers. by the third day a unit $1,500 in profits but the princip shut you down. then you teamed up and started scvngr in princeton. what did you hope for the future? >> all of the cool kids were basically dropping out of school. we basically got this idea that i habeen playing arounund with of wt it would meano take video games and move them into the real world. we ended up building the first generation o sc

we have him via skype. can we see your head?ck already. >> making your hair grow faster. i have actually taken a photo every day of the growing and stuff like that. >> it was in and out and you were back on the road. >> my surgeons were amazing. they nailed it. our drummer broke his wrist before this situation and i beat him healing. >> we have good news. thumbs up approval. it looks like i'm jumping back on tour and we are moving on with life. >> let's hear about that. you just came out of brain surgery and you are touring? >> i play with we the kings. we are going to malaysia. >> you have a fantastic attitude. we know you have a huge support system. we are big fans of yours. congratulations on the awesome news. have an awesome world tour. >> relief. literally. >> does your head feel smaller already? >>> dog loves the mirror. >> awww. >> that's it for our show. we have one more video for you. this is a look at the great outdoors during a backpacking trip in south america. enjoy it. see you tomorrow, everybody. ♪ ♪ beth! hi! loo

tracy williams joining us via skype from northern virginia. tracee. >> we're following it right now. let me give you a closer look of what we're looking at. in front of us the is vehicle carrying the duke ellington statue there. this is a 20-foot-tall statue, but you're only seeing top part of it if you can can make that out there. it's a little blurry from where we are. here's a closer look of the statue. we're following it from manassas where they have stained and buffed the statue and made it what it's going look like when it's up there on florida avenue. we're following them to d.c. where they're going to set it up noft right across the street from the howard theatre. what is really exciting about this is they're calling this an encore. that's the name of the statue, on core. it is an encore because this is a renaissance for the area and a comeback for the howard theater just redone. it will be opening in a few weeks. 'll continue to follow this throughout the morning. i'm tracee wilkins. >> very cool. i can't wait to see it move. it looke

. >> to tell us how the first day went we have brian lane joining us via skype from detroit. what's it like on day one. >> it's been scary. i did take the mask or briefly when i went to the bank. i kind of looked like a bank robber. i have more empathy for what my mom goes through or what people go through. >> i would think you would get headaches not being able to see suddenly. >> it hasn't begin me headaches. most pain is where i run into things. >> do you think you'll get to the point you're frustrated and bail. >> i have been frustrated, i won't lie. my mom can't take her mask off ever. i'm trying to keep in mind the people that go through this every day. >> what do you hope to achieve with the experience? >> one of the things i hope to achieve, getting the general public to understand there's lots of different degrees of blindness. hopefully i raise awareness and raise a lot of money. >>> i have trouble making friends. >> a movie about bullies and what kind of things can happen in schools. here about the internet campaign to make sure kids see it and why some think they

. >> he wanted to learn more about it so we have charles via skype "right this minute."i, charles, how are you doing? >> fine. i haven't had a problem since the day of. >> you're getting ready to go into surgery to have this removed tomorrow. >> tomorrow morning. >> what have the doctors told you. >> in my brain, it's in the section that will affect my left hand. >> when people have a medical scare, it tends to change their outlook on life. has this had any impact on how you see things? >> most definitely, of course. i didn't know how to approach it. we're so open with our audience. i didn't know if i should display it online. we wanted to set an example, just because you get unfortunate news, that doesn't mean give up and throw in the towel. >> charles, how soon after the surgery tomorrow will we see you uptding your blog. >> i might be doped up a little bit. apparently they said they are doing to open me up, staple me back in. apparently i can wash my hair that day if i wanted to. >> how has allie been throughout the whole thing. >> rock hard. i haven't been able to dr

thank you very much. >> thank you. >> garry kasparov joining us via skype from moscow. we had breaking news on citigroup, stay tuned for that. data next week from the employment reports. we're rounding up everything that could impact your investments in the week to come. we're also looking at citigroup, with the possibility of change on the board. plus, if you were confused over the halt of trading of wind shares, you weren't alone. jane wells is here to tell us about it. >> real news out of massachusetts, we'll have it all massachusetts, we'll have it all for you after the break. >>> welcome back. as we have been reporting, dick parsons stepping down from the board of citigroup according to the "wall street journal." parsons served as chairman for three years. the journal is also reporting that the company is expected to elect michael o'neill as the chairman role. anton shipps is chief and investment officer. thanks for calling in, anton. what's your take on parsons stepping down? >> i think it was pretty well broadcast. it has certainly been rumored for quite some tim

the skype plan to sing his way through the challenge. do we really need to say, don't try this at home? it blocks were passages >> if you put it in water it stays in a clump >> dr. say it can cause spasms and you can even end up on a ventilator >> i could not stop throwing up and had to go to the urgent treatment center, it was a nightmare >> next thing you know they will combine the cinnamon challenge with pizza roulette. >> shout out to my girl. >> he shouted like a girl. >> we still have a chance at winning tickets but not for the mega millions. three people matched five out of six. how much the jackpot will be worked on tuesday. >> you could say the luck of the irish kept it from raining on the annual st. patrick's day parade. a cold and the threat of rain did not stop thousands from celebrating. this was the 160th edition of the parade starting at market and second street. the procession was led by a band of bagpipers. a spectacular sight from the international space station. nasa released a series of videos showing a light show of

. >> he was shot 4 times and spoke with us by skype. >> i hopes this sets precedent and puts students in a safer position. >> the school said we are disappointed and stand by our long held position that the administration and law enforcement did their best with the information available on and 16th, 2007. >>> and the university has already filed an appeal to reduce that 4 million dollar award. don, back to you. >> thank you very much, monique. >>> the federal department of education fined them $55,000, the school is appealing that also. >>> this morning the army private accused of giving classified information to wiki wikileaks returns to a courtroom for a hearing. in december he deferred pleas on the charges against him. if convicted he could spend the rest of his life in prison. >>> the family of a north carolina teenager murdered here takes their quest for justice to annapolis. >>> phylicia barnes disappeared in december of 2010 while visiting her sister in northwest baltimore. her body was found floating in the river months later. yesterday her dad spoke to lawmakers in favor of f

. >> oakland base investment said by skype that yellp potential is more important than the lack of a profit. >> what brings to mind is praise line and amazon. years back those companies didn't have much in the way of earnings. but they had potential. and look at them now. >> skeptic are concerned about yellp long-term prospects. worried that perhaps someone could cope and replicate indicate what they are doing with review site and also concerned how long it will take for yellp to turn a profit. in san jose, david lou abc 7 news. >> there is much more to get to friday evening. coming up our dry winter already forcing one north bay water district to dip into a source it hasn't touched in decade. >> plus the georgetown law student who got a call from the president today after a bitter radio tirade over birth control. >> the bounty system. football players are paid to rurt their opponents and management knew about it. >> how the crookedest street in the world got a giant wash down today. news at 9:00 will be the world got a giant wash down toda[ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids?

this is a scene in which cisco talks to his daughter on skype.e it is. >> what are you going to do tonight. >> oh, she's coming or to stay. >> and your mom. >> she can't stay here. besides her boyfriend's over. it will be better for her. i don't know. we'll pay somebody, okay. >> say hi to her for me, okay. i've always liked her. she doing all right? >> she says she doesn't want to die a virgin. it's too late for that. dad, don't cry. >> i'm sorry. >> because you're going to make me cry. >> rose: what's the dalai lama quote you use in this movie i something about nature and how man has to get away from taking controls and how you are part of nature. because the point of the film it's not a meteorite hitting the earth. >> rose: worrying about your -- >> just kind of grooving on my -- >> rose: your new shirt. >> yes. >> rose: okay. >> the point is, it's man made. you know, it's our lack of concern and our lack of care, you know, for the earth. >> rose: this is a plate cull statement focull -- political sr you and a relationship for him. >> i don't

tactical firearms caught the whole thing on surveillance video and we have him "right this minute" via skype to tell us what went down. >> what was the dad doing in your store. >> after pulling back surveillance, he was just walking around, looking at different guns, all calm. >> how did the fire department actually get in the vehicle? >> when key called 911 we opened the door. everything was unlocked. there were knives in the back of the car. >> you're telling us that he left his kids in a hot car with the doors unlocked. >> yeah. windows were cracked four or five inches and it was hot in there. >> any point did somebody come inside your store and ask if the person who belonged to that van was in your store? >> 32 minutes into the ordeal the car parked next to him heard the baby screaming. when he looked inside and saw there wasn't anybody there he came in to the store. from that point it was a total of 52 minutes before they were taken out of the vehicle. >> did anybody come inside your store and say, hey, does anybody belong to this blue van? >> i had one of my employees interrupt everybo

so to tell us more about it, we have chris via skype this minute. what made you reach out to robert? >> the link to his you tube video sent to my wife and i, our reaction was similar to the rest of the nation. our heart went out to him. we have our connections in the industry so we reached out to him to see what we can do to help. >> were you able to connect and talk to him? >> we shot him a quick text letting him know who we were and that we were planning to reach him. he picked up right away and we had a great first conversation. it's overwhelming where he is at, but it's a first step. >> what were the things you talked about? >> for the first time in his life he believed it is possible to make a change. as long as that beli is there, rafoatnananpphaen. ttis looking for. >> there is a lot of insensitivity. >> there is going to be comments, etc. it's a lack of education. she dealing with addiction and there deep rooted psychological addictions and not because he likes food. >> do you have a message for others who want help and are afraid to make th

to tell us more how they get this shots ispalmer via skype. are you the pilot or the videographer? been doing both. >> what can you do with the small helicopters that you can't do with a full-size aircraft? >> we can get close to the action, to fly under 500 feet is hard for production companies. >> where are you standing in some of these shots? like the shot going past the ocean? >> on that one we flew off the scaffolding they set out on the reach. >> how do you know what the helicopter camera is seeing? >> i have a camera operator, he sees what we're shooting. he says you need to be left, for ward, higher, lower. >> have you ever lost one of these things? >> right when we were starting, i put one in a lake and i also dropped one in a field once. >> what is the financial hit when you lose one of those. >> depends on which rig, between 15,000 and 30,000. >>> i want you to tell me if there's anything in life that makes you react like this. >> little lennon. lennon is seeing bubbles for the first time. ♪ >> i don't know if he's trying to catch them with his mouth, touch them, screami

. >> open book told us via skype that yelp's potential is more important than their lack of a profit. >> what brings to mine is amazon and priceline. you know, years back those companies didn't have much in the way of earnings and they had potential and look at them now. >> sceptics are concerned about yelp's long-term prospects. they are worried someone would copy and replicate what they are doing with the review site. they are also concerned how long it will take for yelp to turn a photograph fit n san jose, abc7 news. >> meteorologist lisa argen joins us now to tell us about the nice day. >> yes. we have 60s and 70s. 6:38 the official sunrise. we are talk about a little bit of east wind, and then a sea breeze. it all spells out, wow, spring-like. we will talk about it coming up. >> and the question of the day, what motivated people to go outside in their underwear? yesterday morning it was so chilly, why would they do this in we will explain. so, this is delicious okay... is this where we're at now, we just eat whatever tastes good? like these sweet honey clusters... actually there