i wasn't about to leave her to find sydney. we could get separately extremely quickly and easily. >> did you understand what was happening? >> i did. i did. and then, i said, is sydney okay? and he said, i think she is. and i didn't worry about her after that. i think i knew how gravely injured i was. and then i think then i asked my husband, are my feet attached to my legs? because i knew it was bad. and he said, yes. so then i just remember sort of holding on to that and thinking, okay. i'm going to get to a hospital. i'm going to have surgery. they'll be able to fix them. it's going to be okay. >> i didn't tell her how bad it was. even though i knew in the back of my mind they weren't going to be able to save them. i just kissed the side of her face and i tried to relax her. i was just trying to get her to be comfortable because i knew she was in pain. >> i think there's no words to describe it. it's just excruciating. i'm going to cry. i just remember he was -- he was so good. he just tried to keep he calm. as soon as he ha

the fence there i found sydney.ngered, you know. something about her struck me. she just had that look on her face, basically she was helpless. she doesn't know what's going to happen to her. >> we were very close to the first bomb. i don't think i'll ever forget it. it was -- it first went off and immediately, like, your ears feel like they just have like plugs in them or something. and it's very faint but you can hear people like screaming. i don't remember going down on the ground but i remember, like, kind of -- i don't know. coming to and seeing everyone around me and then i was getting scared, and i knew what happened, because so many people were grabbing at my leg. >> i didn't know who she was. i just saw a woman laying on the ground being helped by a man wearing a red t-shirt with his baseball cap backwards. the closer i got with my camera and i was shooting, it was almost like he was whispering to her and he was comforting her. in one frame he was holding her head off the ground and he has his right hand on

you'll be attending the world families in sydney, australia. talk specifically about the impact that sex trafficking has on the strength-weakness on the family. >> absolutely. family is the nucleus of society. threat of families is human trafficking around the world. families are the instigator of child sex trafficking selling children, sometimes for a refrigerator, television, maybe $60 in bangladesh. >> there is an initiative that would lower age of consent to 12 or 13 years old. unbelievable. >> yes. u.n. is saying children should have more autonomy rights, lowering the age of sexual consent legalizing child prostitution making them more of a target for pedophiles. new you are going to the world congress in sydney, australia, operation blessing, orphan's promise, what is your role at this congress? my understanding is you are the only group talking about sex trafficking? >> that's right. we are the only ones committed to talking about sex trafficking. we are hosting a dinner, also speaking on several different lectures about child sex traffi

sydney! ♪ sydney sydney, right there. all right, sydney, give him that $100. go for it! yeah! $100. that is flour. all right, very, very good. what do you think, contestant number one? >> number four! [ drum roll ] >> jimmy: number four, tessa! ♪ tessa >> jimmy: tessa, give him that $100. let him have it right now. no. [ audience ohs ] [ sad tuba ] sorry about that. thank you, tessa. thank you so much. that is spaghetti sauce. [ audience ohs ] that's not -- that was not $100. so sorry. [ drum roll ] you're just happy you didn't get spaghetti sauce and chocolate syrup. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what do you think, my friend? >> two. >> jimmy: number two, scarlett b.! ♪ scarlett b. nice to see you, scarlett. b. let him have that $100, please! [ audience ohs ] [ sad tuba ] oh, thank you, scarlett. sorry, that was not $100. that's barbecue sauce. [ elephant trumpeting ] oh, you know what that sound means? we're down to our last eight buckets. that means it's time for double trouble. each of you will pick a bucket. then, we'll pour them at the same time. what do you think? [ drum roll ] >>

sydney was born in oklahoma. started crawling. >> she started crawling sunday. >> day before the storm. >> i actually made a joke saying being you're an okie it's fitting you crawled for the first time when there was tornadoes. unfortunately, she was taken from me on monday. but at least we have that lasting memory. i got to see her crawl before she was taken. >> how are your other kids doing? >> they're doing surprisingly well. my 11-year-old son, damon and my 8-year-old daughter, aria, they are carrying on as if it's normal life and that's good. we discussed what has happened. i believe in full disclosure. we discussed with them what happened to their sisters. >> they're 11 and 9. >> correct. no, 11 and 8. i discussed everything with them. me and my wife did. we hugged and we dealt with that and kids are resilient. as soon as that warm embrace was over and the tears had been shed, they went to terrorizing the hospital for as long as they could. i think they're doing okay. >> how's your wife? how's her condition

bbc news, sydney. problem the catholic church has faced from australia to america and it is still struggling to deal with it. let's get some other news from around the world. german chancellor angela merkel has pledged to take steps to avoid a trade war between china and europe. china's new premier li keqiang visited germany for the first time. both agreed -- both looking to resolve around -- a row. russia has threatened beijing with high tariffs. in russia, a construction crane has collapsed onto a building. you can see it there. it damaged another of balconies and several cars that were parked on the streets below. 250 people live in that apartment complex. according to officials, no one was hurt. it is not known what caused the collapse, but a government spokesman says the crane may have been poorly secured. extraordinary images out of russia. imagine spending nearly 20 years in prison just because you could not afford the $180 bail to getouwhat happened to an indian woman who has just now been rele

example let's talk about all those control of the sydney opera house it was over budget i mean this ground building twenty one billion rubles which i believe is around seven hundred million and it's been compared to the city opera house because basically they say it was over budget it was it was full of stress and controversy regarding it opened and it was seen by the australian people is this monstrosity this ugly building at the end of the piece and what have they done to create such a cultural catastrophe but of course through through the years and through the decades as they. the love of the city opera house by this random scandinavian architect was growing to be loved and adored by the people and not as a sense of culture but also as an emblem and indeed an icon for for the city and the country and we hoping that the new marines will do exactly that and much more time for those who love the arts and culture closer margin and this is going to stay with us throughout our coverage. and state changes so that will have one. coming up where you will be talking to some of the most influentia

sydney marie angle just 9 years old. seven kids at that school died, ten children that we know about in all. shannon quick was 40 years old, also a mom, leaves behind two sons, ages 8 and 13. they were all together when the storm hit. her 8-year-old was hurt, in intensive care, had surgery today. his leg is badly injured. his pelvis broken, as well. his grandmother was injured, as well. shannon's mom, joy. we met joy and listened to her today at the hospital. she wanted to talk about her daughter. she wanted to talk about what her daughter went through. she was sitting next to her daughter-in-law. how long did it feel like it went on for? >> five or ten minutes at least. >> and were you able to speak to each other during it? >> i just remember hollering asking god to keep us safe. it took the wall. it got the ceiling. and i could feel it sucked the wall out behind us. it felt like it was trying to somersault me. had me rolled up in a ball. something air came and hit me on the bottom of the foot. i remember that. i don't

the first thing people remembered about sydney marie angle was her eyes and her smile. she loved her dogs. she loved her classmates and they loved her. they died together. she died surrounded by that love, which is at least a comforting thought. sydney marie angle was just 9 years old. 7 kids at that school died. 10 children that we know about in all. shannon quick was 40 years old, she was also a mom, she leaves behind two sons, ages 8 and 134. they were all together when the storm hit. her 8-year-old son was hurt. he's in the intensive care right now, he had surgery today. his leg is badly injured his pelvis broken as well. his grandmother was injured as well. shannon's mom. we met shannon's mom and listened to her today at the hospital. she wanted to talk about her daughter, about what her daughter went through. she's in oklahoma city in the hospital recovering, she was sitting next to her daughter-in-law. how long did it feel like it went on for? >> five or ten minutes at least. >> were you able to speak to each other during it? >> i just remember hollering, asking

in sydney they ended down 2%. mainland chinese was a week low, it fell 1.16%. investors sold major issues like banks and oil companies. in hong kong, they fell and extended to to three days. it went to 262,669 down 2.5%. >>> one analyst said the chinese impact as a big impact on the market as a hole. she a fellow at the jujitsu research institute. >> in regard to china, several important questions are being raised. first, what about the growth rate, which is currently less than 8% in the last three quarters. and then chinese export is beginning to show some sign of weakness. this is partly due to the weak demand in europe. but more importantly, the wage in china has been going up so rapidly, that their losing competitiveness in the international market. thirdly, there is stalk in the recent past about the hidden debt of chinese local governments. then comes the industry's overcapacity which is very difficult to get rid of, and environmental problems getting even more serious. all of these things are coming together to make us a little bit cautious or pessimisti

this happens in sydney, australia. a man is walking down the steps. watch. he falls.hat commuter walks away, doesn't give assistance. somebody else comes along. what does that person do? nothing. >> it looks like he's sleeping. maybe it's a homeless person. the first person who saw him fall, you have to go help. >> a full two minutes later, somebody else comes to help assist the man. somebody who works for the train terminal is there as well to call the ambulance. people are upset because nobody stopped to help him. >> what's happening in this world if we can't stop to help people. >> i would shake him and see if i could wake him. >> the man may have been drinking, but only suffered a cut on his head and was on his way two minutes later. >> it's strange. itis hard to believe people didn't help. people did see it happen. you see people all the time offering assistance to people in need. >> the chelsea football club wrapped up their 2012-2013 season. this is a ceremony after the game on the field. attention kind of goes to this little guy you see here. that's josh. he's

sydney cork ran showing the meaning of boston strong. senior suffered serious injuries to both 6 her legs in the marathon bombings. last night was emotional for her because a few short weeks ago sydney wasn't sure if she would ever make it to her prom, let alone be crowned prom queen. >> when i was in the hospital i didn't think this was going to be possible. when i got to the rehab, and i just, because i was up and i was doing stuff, it just, it felt more like i could do it. i'm just feeling like i'm going to cry because i'm just happy to be back. but, seeing them i'm going to start crying. it's just really good to see everyone. >> sydney's mom celeste lost both of her legs in the marathon bombings. she's now waiting for a pair of prosthetics. >> pulling for them. >>> so if you squint your eyes just the right way this teapot may actually look like adolf hitler. why this ad has jcpenney in hot water. hey, look! a shooting star! make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the de

was important was that people loved each other and what's the distinction between shia and sunni of sydney it's shameful treating people this way in iraq where all muslims must live. and so what a muslim man asks for the hand of a muslim woman according to islamic tradition by faith and that's all. but i think how it was at the end of the war that this division appeared shia sunni. but i guess now we've come to threats head how does a sunny day or an area see out in the hours as we look at that what if the alternative is to get divorced or die you know if you don't agree to get divorced you risk death thinking you know and yet here in our neighborhood they shot a woman in front of her husband and children for the unique reason she was shia and he was sunni said that he knew she. this morning i'm not just leaving baghdad i'm fleeing baghdad. but the city gates the soldier who checks our passports tells us yet another attack a scar to the capital. another checkpoint on the road to babylon we present our passports and passes and i enter a shia country apprehensive. the sky is like twilight i

. >> sydney has something to shine about. that is because it is hoping -- hosting the biggest light show in the southern hemisphere. the city harbor has lit up for the annual vivid light show. 3-d the next three weeks, light projections will be shown across famous landmarks. almost one third are made overseas. hundreds of people having to showshe light-tastic across the nation. across the nation. [ "we wish you a merry christmas" plays ] ♪ we wish you a merry christmas, we wish you a merry christmas ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas and a happy new year ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas and a happy new year ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas, we wish you a merry christmas ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas and a happy new year ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas ♪

in sydney are. you. planning. your lunar new. year. you know i like really because there is a cure what. you'll feel good and all busy and. a problem in the trough for. i don't want to come back to syria you know i want to stay here. i think i will go back soon i will convince them to come back soon i still can't have great dreams here because my heart's still and see. the sea. my own pockets and i like you because you can drive me nuts and it's really hard to drive and to start really when you still don't sound good job to buy it with a car like in syria. pete. pete. leeds lumber sounds. like. leo are here when they come here least still there. missed it entirely. on termites we are on the. plains around. this town syria and very very much they are mine. this is the first time the two john has brought the children here to let them see their new home. they plan to move the family from town after a month or so when the weather is warmer. this is not our room and this is true. but from my home and around the scene. as you see a lot of wi

sydney angle 9 years old. seven can kids died, ten in all. shannon quick, leaves behind two sons, 8 and 13 years old. they were all together when the storm hit. the 8-year-old was hurt, as well. so was his grandmother, shann shannon's mom, joy. we met the mom and listened to her story in the hospital in oklahoma city where she is recovering. she was sitting next to her daughter-in-law. how long did it feel like it went on for? >> 13 minutes, at least. >> were you able to speak to each other during it? >> i just remember hollering. asking god to keep us safe. but then it took the wall, the ceiling, and i could feel it suck the wall out from behind us. it felt like it was trying to somersault me, had me all up in a ball. and from there something hard hit me on the bottom of the foot. i remember that. i don't remember anything hitting my arm. >> did you lose consciousness? >> i may have for just an instant, because the first recollection i have is tanner, my oldest grandson, he was standing up. he -- the boys call me ma instead of grandma. i'm m

surveillance video shows the couple falling off the ship wednesday night before it docked in sydney.he australian couple has been identified as 30-year-old paul rothington and 27-year-old kristen schroeder. it is not clear, though, from the video if they fell by accident or jumped. >>> it sounds like the plot of a movie. a $45 million cyber heist hit banks in more than 20 countries. elvis rafael rodriguez and ambir yasser yajae are two of seven arrested in the new york branch of this attack, which stole $3 million of the total amount. overseas, hackers stole bank data and created fake debit cards, sending them to crews all around the world. altogether, more than 40,000 transactions were made during two separate heists in december and in february. >>> millions more in taxpayer money is going to be spent to promote obama care. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius has announced that $150 million will be spent to teach people how to enroll in obama care exchanges. democratic senator max baucus, who helped write the health care law, has criticized the implementation of it

sydney was also 9 years old. also give you an update on one of our previous guests.ae hornsby's father and aunt and hearing them talk about how sweet she was, it moved them a lot. so much so they got in touch with us and they wanted to pay for jenae's funeral. we thank them for their big heart. this weekend i'm going to take a look at the storm chasers who risked their lives to get that footage of the tornado. my special storm hunters in the path of disaster airs this saturday at 7:00 p.m. right here on cnn. i'll be back of course tonight at 8:00 and 10:00 with "ac 360." our special coverage from moore, oklahoma, continues with wolf blitzer right after a quick break. this day calls you. to fight chronic osteoarthritis pain. to fight chronic low back pain. to take action. to take the next step. today, you will know you did something for your pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a pain reliever fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you hav

i remember some movies called guess who's coming to have dinner tonight with sydney party. i remember i said to my parents -- i was 12. if i come with a black girl, what will you say? and they say, if you love her, that is perfect for you. years after when it told them what i could say about the fact was going with a guy, they said if you love each other, that is wonderful. so i think i was lucky to have parents like that. very modern. very open-minded. unlike for some, there's no question of religion, of color of skin, or anything like that. people can be all beautiful. it depends on who they are, but it is not a question of color. for me, both of us were beautiful. and i loved color. color of the skin. tattoo on the skin, which is a kind of color. some blue colors that you add. and i wanted to show that. when i started, i remember that there were some beautiful girls. they're beautiful. but i felt like, ok, but there is also beauty. i have a girlfriend which was modeling for me that i met very early when i started that was from a french colony. she was beautiful and black

what a goal by sydney crosby! >> splits the defenders, puts it past the goalie.enguins blow out the islanders 4-0. he almost got tackled. penguins take a 3-2 series lead. >>> to baseball mets and pirates, tied up in the ninth. a long drive to center but his home run was robbed. it it would matter because in. the bottom of the, mike baxter wins it it. that's a walk-off win for the mets. and if you're the hero, you get the old pie in face. congratulations, mets. haven't had a lot of highlights lately. and the red sox have been struggling. they lost last night to the twins. they now drop 6 of their last 7. the al east all tied up. red sox, yankees and orioles, three-way tie for first. going to be a fun rest of the season. >>> this story is either adorable or horrifying. depends how you feel about brainwashing toddlers. this is 18-month-old c.c. she may not know what baseball is yet, but her parents made sure she's a die hard yankee fan alrea already. >> who is number 3? >> babe ruth. >> who is number 4? >> luke. >> and number 5? >> joe. >> number 7? >> mickey. >> an

. >> you're looking the a giant mud hole in sydney, australia. >> excavator working in the mud hole. guys probably wondering why are you showing us a mud hole? look really closely if you will. what do you see. >> a lot of mud. >> keep watching. did you see something there? >> are they pulling a worker out, went for a mud bath? >> it was a spa day for the workers. no. right there. watch as the excavator dumps this out. you will see exactly what this is. >> a dragon? >> a unicorn? >> fine guesses. except maybe tunicorn. >> it is a kang ka radio. >> they spotted this kangaroo covered in mud. you can barely make out the ears and the long tail. you can see one of its arms and it is still moving surprisingly because it is so covered in mud. >> he is really stuck in there. they have to push him out. >> they were able to dig this kangaroo out. >> and then the kangaroo regains its strength and ended up cleaning ifrts off a bit and hospitalized on its way and no worse for the where. maybe you were right, instead of the workers the aa spa, maybe this kangaroo was at a spa. >> it doesn't look ea

argue its units are officially allied to al qaeda and iraq are among the most potent fighting the sydney regime. >> in terps of their effectiveness and debris of ideological radical organization, they are quite significant by sort of setting standard for terror for atrocities, for radicalism and having an influence across syrian rebel movement that's much greater then their actual size. >> the u.n. security council meets regularly to discuss syria. but it's one of the council's committees which holds its meetings behind closed doors that decided to add in effect another name for al qaeda in iraq to its list of band organizations. the move was proposed by britain and france, which happens to be same countries whose pressure led to an e.u. decision to allow its arms embargo to lapse. the designation of al musra may seem clear cut here at the u.n. but i have spent some time on the ground in syria and it's clear to me the opposition to assad is made up of loose alliances and shifting allegiances in a place that is so confused deadly and there is no black and no white. it is already the subje

and more than half a million people are expected to visit that festival over in australia in sydney over the next two weeks. [distant bells chiming] [crickets chirping] [woman singing in native language] ♪ (choghan) i would like to be born in tibet, but that choice was taken away from me. i would like to go home and be a tibetan in tibet. [all chanting in native language] (peldon) for almost 1,000 years, we tibetans lived in peace, free to pursue our religious and personal beliefs. [bells chiming]

in sydney, the s&p/asx 200 ended at 5,062, a drop of 2%, the worst daily loss in more than two months. mainland chinese share prices ended at a weak low. the shanghai composite fell 1.2% just about to 2,275. investors sold major issues like banks and oil companies. in hong kong, shares are down pretty much across the board, extending its losing streak into a third session. the index down another 2.5%, 22,669. >>> now, one analyst that we spoke to said the chinese economy has a long-term impact on other asian markets and the region's economy as a whole. here's a senior executive fellow at the fujitsu research institute. >> in respect of the economy of china, there are several important questions being raised. the first, what about the growth rate, which is currently less than 8% during the last three quarters. and then chinese export is beginning to show some sign of weakness. this is partly due to the weak demand in europe but more importantly, the wage in china has been going up so rapidly that chinese product is losing competitiveness in the international market. thirdly, there is t

your name is going to be sydney johnson.johnson, and you're going to listen to me and do what i tell you. >> i'm sure at some point you fought back right away, but we always hear about kidnapping victims being brainwashed. did the brainwashing start right away. >> i would sayyaf three weeks he had convinced me that any name was sydney johnson, that i was dumb, stupid, fat, ugly. my parents didn't want me. they didn't love me. after you hear this so many times, you begin to believe it. even when the fbi came to rescue me, they asked me if my name was jessica mullenberg, and i said no, my name was sydney johnson. >> during all the -- saying all of these horrible things to you, he was also beating you physically, and you still have problems where your jaw today because of that, right? >> dow. if i didn't do a sexual act the way he wanted me to do it or if i didn't eat something he wanted notice have, he would hit me with his hands, his fists, so now i have a deteriorated jaw, and i have had ten jaw surgeries and need another on

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the disappearance was discovered when the ship docked in sydney, australia, this morning.assenrs are said to be a 30-year-old man and a 24-year-old woman. we don't yet know what country they're from. we will, of course, stay on this breaking story and bring you the very latest. >>> and the troubled carnival ship "triumph" is back in the ocean for the first time since the engine fire left passengers stranded for five days. the ship left alabama en route to the bahamas for more repairs. it's expected to be ready for passengers again next month. >>> also at sea a dramatic rescue off of north carolina. a coast guard crew helpeds pull a 72-year-old british man from a sailboat into a basket dangling from a helicopter. the man said he had fallen down, hit his head and was unconscious for about seven hours. >>> chaotic scene on a crowded honolulu street where a small helicopter came crashing down. the pilot was on a photography flight when the brand-new chopper lost power. she was forced to make a crash landing. amazingly, no one hurt in that incident. >>> time for playoff update.

bobbed so far through or near paris, osaka, japan, sao paolo, brazil, auckland, new zealand, and sydneyre they had to raise the bridge to let him through. and always there's a crowd stuck to the spot, mesmerized, though the duck says nothing and only stares back at you. but you can't not look and the dutch artist who created it thinks that's because of childhood. >> it brings joy, obviously. it brings people together. we are living on a planet. we are one family and the global waters are our bathtub. >> reporter: of course, give a certain turn of mind, giant duck, crowds lured in by it. this could be horror-movie stuff! but, no, the duck is sweet and nice and gently gliding -- soon, in fact, to america. though where exactly, the duck's not saying. we'll know when he gets here. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> stay in touch with us at abcnews.com. "nightline" later and we'll see you again tomorrow night. goodnight. >>> california still on fire watch tonight. you'll see conditions keeping firefighters on high alert. >> after record highs we have a heat advisory still in effect. i'll

painless and centers sydney cross the best player in the game pain was gone on to win a 4 to 1 tonightnothing less welcome back milky cabrera various it gave them a war they gave him a world series ring he helped the giants get home and vanished zeal hetero rough night. >> gary: and have you ever dated knuckleball when you were growing up? >> jacqueline: a-us! (laughter) -us e] negative! >> jacqueline: you have ideas, no knuckleballs! >> gary: but finished the remainder of his life helping on the street in europe have helping others change their lives. chuck muncie died at age 60. with nearly 9,000 ft. that used to get me pam, when you go uptilt. >> gary: of vero and the yellow jersey and land in santa barbara right now san antonio all backed with about four minutes to go. ian shumpert and his high top fade warming up before cal great chuck muncie dies home at cal muncie was the heismn ledading the bears to thetime pro bowl running back those troubles to help at today's stage 110 miles with climbing from palmdale to down near the finish - it's completes the 110 miles in 4 >> gary: reta

and it's good to see you in sydney only because it's really the holy of holies a. ride with me is a modern entries and we're going to talk a little bit about actually what we saw yesterday must make you wish inside of the auditorium you experience it what do you precious particularly about this techno serving that's all this is a future that we've heard so much about what i was excited out i'm going to admit now that i sneaked in last night's co-horts puzzle they call a concept that i was amazed started over the world this is not if i go on looks worse now just try to go fix be. i one point there was a poly sequence and by a full stage floated to the car platform so overwhelming so much that i came to right out to get the produces and then i was let back in again so tight security but what i want amazing lights and how glamorous we've got different different representatives from the sky from the royal opera house of windsor compellent yeah i mean it was bold cultural it was it was a lot of very glamorous night it was amazing and many people have said that you know