. >> reporter: this is sylvia who at 4 years old became the little girl known as america's orphan. >>ing for celia. rear o . >> reporter: out of tragedy, one miracle. >> her mother, father and 6-year-old brother died in that crash. >> i think about the accident every day. when i look in the mirror. i have visual scars. my arms and my legs. i have a scar on my forehead. >> reporter: 26 years later, she's telling her story in a new documentary called sole survivor. she doesn't remember the crash, but knows exactly when she understood. >> i was maybe in middle school, high school maybe? and i remember feeling angry and survivor's guilt. >> reporter: and meet george. at age 17, the only person alive after galaxy airlines flight 203 went down in reno in 1985. >> i realized that i got up, i ran away. >> reporter: the documentary follows lampson as he connects with the few others who know what it's like to be a loan sne survivor of an air crash. this co-pilot's plane went down seconds after takeoff in lexington, kentucky, in 2006. he still struggles with survivor's guilt. >> i cried harder t

later in the show, he noted, quote: there wasn't one person in sylvia's who was screaming mf offer, i want more iced tea. people were sitting there and ordering and having fun, and there wasn't any kind of craziness at all. the liberal watchdog group media matters posted a transcript with the most disturbing lines highlighted sparking coverage in the new daily news, cnn and the tennessee times. i wrote on it noting how these words sounded like an awful, backhanded compliment. o'reilly blamed me for omitting the middle part of the show where he talked about his grandmother's racism, how her attitude was rooted in fear translated as irrational hostility. and, indeed, the full audio of his remarks veered between some statements that sounded insulting saying, quote: i think black americans are starting to think more and more for themselves. they're getting away from the people trying to lead them into a race-based culture, unquote, to more conciliatory notes about how prejudice exists because white-controlled media pass along harmful images of back people. we don't have a great vocabulary

. >> reporter: she agrees to appear on "the montel williams spoke" with famous psychic sylvia browne, who items her her daughter is dead. >> she's not alive, honey. >> reporter: friends and family say louwanna, already in failing health, is now devastated. she died at just 44 years old. the mother's death breaking hearts across a city that had come to know her. and everywhere we went this week we heard this. >> and the mother, she just gave up. >> died of a broken heart. >> reporter: died of a broken heart? >> and the stress on her heart. just -- unbelievable. i didn't think they were alive any longer, you know? >> reporter: when we come back, the christmas day surprise. just how was a baby born in that house? and who jumps in to save the baby when she stops breathing? and another fateful moment. an opportunity missed. >> see your driver's license. >> reporter: the video of ariel castro pulled over by police. what he said to get police to let him go. when we come back. all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so yo

he is part of the president's economic team and will serve with sylvia burwell who was confirmed lastonth as the budget director. we will have that live, starting about 20 minutes from now here on c-span. right now, called and headlines from this morning's "washington journal." >> republican members of congress said yesterday. they called for an investigation of the agency. right awayan collins was on cnn. let's take a listen to what she had to say. >> this is truly outrageous and contributes to the profound distrust the american people have in government. it is absolutely chilling that the irs was singling out conservative groups for extra review. i think it is very disappointing hasn'te president personally condemned this and spoken out. his spokesman said it should be investigated, but the president needs to make crystal clear that this is totally unacceptable in america. senator susan collins, republican from maine, talking about the irs. says it is part of some -- fodder for artisan warfare. -- partisan warfare. we also see this headline on the front page of other newspapers. ins

i'm talking to two cousins, sheila figueroa and sylvia cohen, both cousins of gina de jesus who has beennd after ten years alive with two other missing women. let me talk to you again, sheila, about the fact she wasn't found alone. she was found with amanda berry and a third woman, michelle knight. it really is truly remarkable, isn't it? >> it is amazing. >> there seems to be some suggestion that amanda may have had a baby daughter and that there's also another child that came out of the house. what do you think of that? >> it's a confirmation that in fact, amanda berry has a child, a 3-year-old, i believe it's a 3-year-old girl. i heard speculation that there was another child, but that has yet to be confirmed. being sexual predators, i'm not at all surprised that these girls now had to mother children. >> it's just terrific news that gina is back now in safety, back with her family, back in hospital getting the treatment she needs. thank you both for joining me so much. i really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> have a great evening. >> just going to replay the really remarkable 911 cal

who. i don't think so i rather stay here for one time does so sylvia our team brussels. the face of british politics appears to be changing with some unexpected results coming out of the local elections this week the anti e.u. anti establishment u.k. independence party picked up a quarter of the votes propelling it from the margins into a real force well it's take a closer look ukip gained one hundred thirty nine votes in this recent election that's up from just eight previously the labor party finished two hundred ninety one seats up the two coalition parties were badly hit with the liberal democrats losing one hundred twenty four seats and the conservatives are down as well three hundred thirty five seats left to contemplate how to get their frustrated voters back from ukip prime minister david cameron is now planning to focus on the main issues of you. program e.u. membership and immigration in his speech outlining the government's legislative plans r.t. asked the deputy leader of the u.k. independence party paul nuttall if he felt the conservative party was about to

who is not a factor. the real important thing is that these women have prevailed. they lived. >> steve: absolutely. sylviaus, who was abducted walking home from middle school those many years ago, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> steve: congratulations. she's alive. awesome. >> brian: up next, the man who says our $17 trillion in debt is a good thing for america. he'll make you think twice, though. >> gretchen: then when is it okay for your parents to get rid of your childhood stuff, like yearbooks and report cards? i'm so glad my mom kept mine. kobe bryant has an answer and it's a lot different than his mom's answer of the e-mail us your answer and we'll read them in just a bit. >> brian: some parents are still waiting for their kids' report cards. >> steve: mysteriously they disappeared. ♪ ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usa

sylvia our t. harris. take a look now at some other stories making global headlines this hour and our man who held hostages in new jersey home during a thirty seven hour long standoff has died police stormed the house shooting and fatally wounding gerald murphy two bodies are those of murphy's girlfriend and her child both of whom he allegedly murdered were found at the house three other children being held in captivity were rescued on a hard. crowds rallied in madrid in a fresh protest against austerity the demonstration inspired by the so-called fifteen m. movement launched two years ago the battle of financial turmoil and the way authorities handle it activists also call themselves the spanish revolution and say they are trying to turn the tide of mounting budget cuts and soaring unemployment. in the bulgarian capital of sofia opposition protesters clashed with police following sunday's preliminary parliamentary vote demonstrators chanted mafia as they tried to break through the police barriers exit polls show the party of former prime minister boyko borisov is leading the vote with slight margin over t

sylvia r.t. paris. or wall or unemployment frustrations growth in france across the channel the brits are feeling the pinch too but not the queen who's getting a five million pounds pay rise while the nation bears the brunt of a stir as you would find out why in just a few minutes. russia's been throwing some spectacular celebrations this last week marking victory day sixty eight years since nazi germany was defeated osco was indeed the scene of the biggest events among thousands across the country that happened the traditional parade on red square featured eleven thousand troops military hardware and fighter jets the day was rounded off with massive firework displays from fourteen different locations around the capital dozens of precisely time burial designs appeared in moscow's night sky spectacular show it was if you were in georgia can we go to our web site r t v dot com just click away . the stories making headlines right now this sunday afternoon a coal mine blast has claimed twenty seven lives in southwest china emergency services rail to save the other eighty one trapped inside although one man did later died of his injuries

like these workers who were recently closed steel flooded eastern france are not even hopeful symbolically laid to rest a lot of broken promises under which reads the trail. does our sylvia r.t. paris. and on our website for you a vintage asho in madrid ends in tragedy a strong leader shows an antique flying machine hurtling to the ground in front of thousands of spectators i don't like that he tells. us reports of secret cash deliveries from british intelligence to oppressions in afghanistan raise questions over the u.k.'s agenda in the water on country had to offer you have come to learn more about big cost money scandal. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada after. a giant corporations are on the day. six people have been injured in a drive by shooting in california in the broad daylight at target a bus stop in palo alto came on the same afternoon as a major gun lobby get together in taxes the national rifle association's annual convention saw the group's new hardline chief voting to resist president obama's push for tighter firearm controls on port and i was there for us. the national de

these workers who were recently closed steel plant of eastern france are not even hopeful symbolically laid to rest a lot of broken promises under a heading which reads the trail. does our sylvia r.t. paris. struggling to fix his plummeting popularity president obama's promise to put his ministers under pressure and possibly reshuffle the government he also pleaded for more time for reforms to take hold for a journalist. says just the wrong man for the job is a big president by mistake nobody expected him to be president a few months before the election and there are doubts on the stage she was a statesman but the main problem remains jobs and. the economy i think people really see. they after they. are eroding and becoming fewer and fewer unemployed and the people who have jobs feel that every day job is the biggest struggle and the biggest threats to keep it in to reach dell'abate objectives i think there's a pretty general ace feeling with us from a few three village people that things are getting read for everybody day after day in france today. and while unemployment frustration is growing in france across the channel the brits are feeling the pinch too but now their quee

i have gotten some teachers who are like, "i showed your show in class. it is very good." >> sylviaair. >> what have we got here? >> reporter: the president seemed impressed by her water color robots. >> you did a great job. >> reporter: her school friend were impressed by that. do they treat you differently now that you're a celebrity? >> well, sort of. my friends are still my friends. i still act the way i did before i met the president. i'm not all like -- >> reporter: i have three daughters younger than you. i would be delighted if they grew up to be like you. >> thanks. >> reporter: when she grows up she wants to be an astronaut. already she is a science star. >> get out there and make something. >> reporter: david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> she is super awesome. >> having nothing but cute girls all morning long. the google girl who did that thing. >> keep 'em coming. >> the dancer. >> she needed funding to go on the trip to the white house. she went to gofundme and two dozen well wishers fund herd to go to the white house and meet the president. because of that she is s