. >> hit the telephone pole. >> taylor was in the passenger seat. >> niki taylor was involved in a singleccident. >> her spine was damaged. her liver torn in half. her heart stopped beating on the operating table twice. she lost nearly 80% of her blood. in less than 4 hours taylor received more than a hundred life-saving blood transfusions. despite months in icu and being given a 1 in 10 chance of sur is vooifl, taylor beat the odds. every day, this mother of four said she thinks about the blood donors who rolled up their sleeves to give her a second chance at life. >> it's incredible to watch that and obviously to see you in person looking so healthy. so obviously alive. 12 years ago now. >> yeah. >> does it feel like 12 years ago? >> yeah. it does. i'm glad i'm on this side of it. let's put it that way. >> are you feeling well? do we have lingering effects from all of that? >> nothing. amazing. >> pain? >> no. no pain. >> three months or so in the hospital. >> yes. >> because of infection precautions you couldn't see your sons. they were 6 at the time . >> they don't let anybody under 1

and leaves taylor in the heart of mexico. general santa anna hears about this and make the decision. and in the process, a former congressman who had tussled with lincoln 1846 congressional raise. and one of those incidents, what is so fascinated about the seemingly small things, that conspire to make great things happen on a world stage, in this case of john hart had led, if john hart had come back to mexico, the funeral in the mexican-american war, very little chance he would have emerged as the head of the republican party or a chance he would have been the nominee. in the republican party. we will never know because he dies in the final minutes of the battle of one of is the blues so zachary taylor gets talked about as potential presidential bid. lincoln along with alexander stephens, vice president of the confederacy. they are among the first seven supporters of zachary taylor in the house of representatives. and the whigs ticket to victory after all this. and we don't know where he stands. and the mexican-american war,

taylor family foundation makes it happen but they do so much more. >> can you say thank you taylor family? >> thank you taylor family. >> what flavors? [ laughter ] >> one of the things i love about camp arroyo and taylor family foundation, you do much more than camp. >> we do camp and we run 3,000 kids through here. it's fabulous. th

misremembering, taylor, involves sanitizing and taming who martin king was.i have raised the subject before and will raise it again. you and i have discussed this before, certainly in our private conversations, about whom martin martin king really was. you can do that with holidays, and i support all of them, but i have said before that i am fearful of what will happen this year and as we start the journey, over the next five minutes, commemorating selma, montgomery, the girls killed in the church, and the voting rights act, and the civil rights act -- i am concerned that we will get so caught up in the pomp and circumstance of celebration that we misremember. one of my friends says "accidentally on purpose." butelebrate this monument, we never really come to terms with the radical believes that martin kaymer really had about how to turn this country around. reallymartin -- we never come to terms with the radical really that martin king had to say about how to turn this country around. >> there is an effort to sanitize any historical icons, whether it be geor

taylor, why did you stand your ground so firmly? >> i felt i was far enough away. >> why do you think they came at you aggressively. >> they didn't want anything recorded. i was there four minutes and then when they were moving to the chopper, that's when the issue started. the first guy was pretty cool, the captain was irate. >> did the police eventually show up? >> no. >> please step back. >> why? >> because i said so. >> who are you? >> as part of journalistic freedom you have a right to stand on a public street and shoot video. it is the same in miami as anywhere else. >> that is correct. >> do you think he's out of line? >> i think he's very out of line. i have several colleagues that said that the captain of the miami-dade fire department, my biggest concern was you come at me 100 feet away, there was a safety issue there. >> we called miami-dade fire department and they did tell us that captain greg smart is under investigation because of this video. >> step back. turn and back away. you did not do it. >> you're right, i didn

what do you think the issue is with taylor? . writers write about life experiences. >> i think the issue is, a lot of people think, and this isn't

taylor and richards were introduced by new york gossip columnist liz smith.t was your impression of her when you met her? >> then i was just... i was just over the moon at her... she was a person with a strong sense of fair play. and a strong sense of outrage if it was interfered with. >> reporter: after richards died in 2006, taylor found herself strangely sad and thinking about the metamorphosis richards underwent from wife and mother to unlikely political powerhouse. >> a woman a divorced woman, a ten-year alcoholic and a democrat no less. running for governor of macho conservative texas? forget that. that is insane. >> reporter: and so ann the play was born. >> this is the only way i could express myself. i was obviously led by the inner force that i don't fully understand to this day. >> reporter: this is the first play you've ever written? >> and the last. reporter: she grew up in philadelphia started out in theater and in 1980 got her first big tv break playing tom hanks' intimidating boss on bosom buddies. >> thank you so much for coming in. >> hi, ho

taylor because he's a person who's done approximately 25 years on a life sentence.ward to change his life around from being a gang banger for years to somebody who wants to help other people, especially young inmates who come in. >> do your time, do your own. you ain't got to impress anybody. the only way you can impress me is if you can get back outside to the free world. then i'm impressed. >> i think that's one of the best things that an institution can do for an inmate is have somebody like mr. taylor, who's been through the system the way that he has, you know, and then he comes one-on-one with inmates and explains to inmates, don't do this, don't do that. i took it beyond just a talk, you know, because i needed that talk, you know what i'm saying? because i don't know what's out there. >>> up next -- >> they threatened our lives. we left, went to my trailer, grabbed a 20-gauge shotgun, a machete, went back out there. that's where it went down. [ bells jingle ] [ cash register dings ] [ male announcer ] wow. a brave choice. okay, focus. think courage. think sha

taylor family foundation makes it happen but they do so much more. >> can you say thank you taylor family thank you taylor family. >> what flavors? [ laughter ] >> one of the things i love about camp arroyo and taylor family foundation, you do much more than camp. >> we do camp and we run 3,000 kids through here. it's fabulous. they come and get to be their own person and not defined by their illnesses, but they known they go home and then they have other situations. we have an urgent need program.

, and let's see who was making fun of taylor swift, tina fey and amy pohler. who makes fun of them? no one. stop reading vulture.com and start reading condor .org. >> we just got served. >> my theory stands. >> if you are funny you can get away with being obnoxious. the fact he is a bit humorous takes him better than i take myself so seriously beyonce and morbidly serious anne hathaway and i don't give an f taylor swift. >> she writes taylor swift, quote, gets unfairly mentioned for talking about a past relationship in a song." not every song is about how crappy an exwas. >> which do you think was jake gyllenhall. >> and she thinks that james franco gets a free pass. >> that idiot? i am a believer, but a lot of people aren't they make fun of him constantly. >> i hate james franco i am a big fan of his brother. i don't want to put any energy his way. >>> let's move on. from timberlake beats to box office zeets. fans of veronica morris brought the canceled tv show to the big screen 12 hours after the fundraiser was announced. it was a student who solved crime in

the quip that set taylor swift ablaze. america's pop sweetheart is striking back. just one of the celebrities who is not laughing. >> keep it right >>> from new york city, this is "nightline" with cynthia mcfadden. >> good evening, and thanks for joining us. martha stewart, all things domestic was in court again today where two huge department stores, macy's and jcpenney's, are slugging it out about who has the right to sell her products. and as you will see, stewart is as feisty as ever. abc's dan harris has more. >> reporter: there she was, one of america's most enigmatic and influential women yet again mobbed by cameras coming out of a courthouse in manhattan. this time, she was recording right back. >> don't step on my foot. don't break my ankle. >> reporter: it was classic martha stewart, alternately tuttuting at camera men, refusing to answer questions, getting annoyed when the bodyguards try to put her in the wrong car, and then once again for good measure, sniping at the photographer. nearly a decade after she was convicted of lying to investigators about a

. >> mike: zach earth and stephan taylor talk combine with taylor talk combine with suspicion keith. wh >> ama: now to a possible breakthrough in hiv treatment. scientists say a baby born in mississippi with the aids virus appears to have been cured. the child was treated with antiviral drugs within 30 hours of her birth and is now two and a half. she now has no signs of infection. it would mark the second reported cure for the disease. >>> marin county will be featured in a new crime drama premiering today. the show revolves around a stay-at-home mom with ties to organized crime. the majority is actually shot in vancouver but viewers will see a few local landmarks. the rosenberg was borne and raised in marin county and decided to set the story in the north bay. >> absolutely why. i know it fairly well. and, two, it mirrors the dutch period in terms of being a suburb across the bay from a larger city, and being kind of a water -- >> ama: you can catch the first episode of red widow tonight at 9:00. >>> find out how soon the rains going to be approaching. high, leigh. >> leigh: by wed

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. >> christine taylor is serving 12 years ago aggravated robbery and kidnapping. >> the crime spree is february 14th of 2006. happened on valentine's day. >> the victim was a close female friend. one that taylor alleges stole items from her. >> i took measures into my own hands what, we call a citizen's arrest. we tied her up. i had two accomplices. they only caught one. >> you tied her up. what do you mean? >> with 50-foot extension cord. she wasn't really being cooperative in telling me where my things were and i felt it was the best way to get her to tell me if i bound here. this probably proceeded for the next eight hours of the day. >> during those eight hours taylor committed a series of atrocities. >> i burned her on her face. i burned her on other sides with a 12-gauge shotgun, had i pistol whipped her in her hip which took a chunk about a quarter size out of her hip. she was disfigured i guess you could say. her face couldn't really look at her and see it was her. said filthy mean things to her that i knew would hurt her and get under her skin. i cried a lot during the procedu

i really am. >> taylor: so, how's the little one?fy: oh, you know, shakin' and a-bakin'. >> taylor: [ chuckles ] so, where's the father-to-be? >> liam: hey. >> hope: hey. thanks for coming. >> liam: uh, yeah. >> hope: so, you're probably wondering why i asked you to come here. >> liam: you don't need a reason. >> hope: well, in this case, i have one. >> liam: okay. do you, um -- do you want to do this here, or... >> hope: [ chuckles ] don't -- don't worry. rick is not in the building. i'm sure you'd rather not run into him. >> leilani: oh, yeah. just so you know, we're good without you. >> rick: are you sure? >> leilani: yeah. we got this. >> rick: thank you. >> leilani: mm-hmm. >> maya: mr. popularity. first your girlfriend shows up and now everyone's waiting on you. >> rick:

taylor. the legislative history that you provide indicates that the authority of a convening authority under article 60 of the uniform code dates back to 1775. now, at the time that that authority was established, did a service member convicted the have the ability to appeal his conviction to a higher military court? >> no, sir. >> now, given that a service member can now appeal his conviction to the air force court of criminal appeals and then in the case we're talking about and then to the united states court of appeals for the armed forces, is there any reason now to allow convening authorities to overturn a court-martial conviction on the basis of legal errors at trial? >> there have been many developments since 1775 to get us where we are today. the robust apellate procedures provided by today's uniform code of military justice are, do raise a very serious question about whether the authority provided by article 60, which was most recently dealt with by the congress in 1983, whether the

"gma," it's taylor.ee the show or on the road and since 13 is my lucky number, today also seems like the perfect day to release my brand-new video first called "22." we shot this video last month in malibu. never had this much fun shooting a video because my friends in the video are my real-life best friends seeing it here exclusively on "gma." here's "22 ♪ ♪ uh-h i'm feeling 22 ♪ every day will be all right if you treat me next to you ♪ ♪ you don't know how many but i'll bet you want to ♪ ♪ every day will be all right if we keep dancing like we're 22 ♪ ♪ 22 >> we love it. >> what a good friend of "gma," taylor swift. that sneak peek of "22." her world tour kicks off today. you can see the whole music video for "22" on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! >> your girls will be singing that tune. >> they'll know every word. >> they'll need a little more time. >>> it is reality week as we've been telling you on "gma" and this morning we're taking you behind the scenes of one of the hottest reality shows, "yuko

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the toughest inmate here might just be james "t-bone" taylor.double life for murdering two police officers in 1981. >> i had a cop killing case. it made me feel like i was big man on campus, because i was getting respect. but it was only out of fear. it wasn't because they respected me because of who i was. >> he was involved in gang related activity on both sides of the wall since he was a teenager in east st. louis. he earned his nickname t-bone while serving time at another prison. >> because the incident happened at ft. madison in the '70s, it was hard to get a knife. so i made a knife out of bone, out of a t-bone steak. we used to get steak back in the day. i sharpened it down and i was going to stab the guy with it. before i could stab the guy with it, they had busted me with it. they saw it in my hand. they took it. the name stuck. the guys in the penitentiary called me t-bone. >> but it was taylor's desire to rise to the top of the gang hierarchy on the outside what led him to conduct the cold-blooded murders. for which he will spend the

it says you know what, taylor swift, you stay away from michael j.x's son and she says, no, go for it. and fey said she needs some me time to learn about herself. >> at the time it was kind of cute. >> she didn't think it was cute. >> no, she's come out swinging against the co-hosts quoting madeline albright's famous line. there's a special place in hell for women who don't help other women. >> let me start with loni, she's quoting madeline albright on a joke from tina fey and amy poehler, is she too sensitive? >> she's good at making songs and bad at a sense of humor. she's made her career off of talking about men now all of a sudden she wants all the women to stand up for her. i mean, come on, if someone says a joke about you, you know how you answer it with another joke. say something bad about tina or about amy, but don't take it out on them. and it has nothing to do with women. i have an issue with people that say, you know, they try to use race and gender. they're all performers, she's doing her job by making songs and talking about men, they'r

but the principal says he doesn't think that taylor has traveled with the team overnight. he admitted by phone he very much regrets that craigslist post. >>> kauffman turned himself in this morning in martinez. he was charged with six felony counts and six misdemeanors alleging he sexually molested one boy. >>> we have developing news tonight from castro valley where deputies show and wounded a man tonight. alameda county sheriff's department responded to a home in middleton road. they say he had what appeared to be a rifle and pointed it at the deputies. a sergeant fired hitting the man. officials say it was in fact, a pipe with a handle taped to it. >> from outward appearances it looks like a firearm. given the fact that it's nighttime makes me believe he knew exactly what he was doing. >> the man was about 50 years old and was taken to edne medical center. still no word on his condition. >>> sheriff deputies came up empty in their search for a man who brutally beat a woman outside of a sandwich shop. the man ended up covered in blood trying to save the victim's life. ma

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what do you think the issue is with taylor? . writers write about life experiences. >> i think the issue is, a lot of people think, and this isn't me saying it, but it's chronic. it seems to be chronic and it seems to be -- there's very little time in between boyfriends. where there's a time for thinking about it. maybe she's been writing her songs, but i think a lot of people think this is becoming chronic behavior, some sort of an addictive thing. >> i think every guy that goes out with her knows they may wind up in a song. it became kind of a joke, but it's true. amy poel pohler did respond, "i feel bad if she's upset, i'm a feminist, i do agree i am going to hell, but for other reasons, mostly boring tax stuff." tina fey also -- >> i don't think anything they did was mean spirited. one tina thought was going to get all the attention was what she said to james cameron about, if you're going to talk about torture, go to somebody who knows what they are talking about, meaning catherine bigelow. she's been married to james camero

. >> when we first met ivory taylor at california's pelican bay state prison, he had to be flanked byr his interview in a secure housing unit, or the shu. >> hi, guys. okay. you got it. look at our man right here. you got this rambo camera. who do you work for? >> msnbc. >> nbc? >> msnbc. >> tell us who you are. what's your name? >> they call me double life because i've got two life sentences, a life without the possibility of parole. and 25 to life. and they call me godzilla because i've got more points than anybody else in the prison system. i fight everybody. i'll fight anybody who will fight with me. and i've been in the hole 19 years straight. >> taylor spent all those years in the shu because of a list of violent infractions rivaling any inmate we've ever profiled on "lockup." >> i've had my nose broke, hip broke, shoulder broke and foot broke, all in confrontations with the police, distractions, yard distractions, hospital distractions, shower distractions. anyplace you can get in a fight, i've gotten in a fight. >> when our crew later visited taylor's cell, he felt compelled t

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i'm hoping that's a good thing. >> taylor: what do you think? put your jammies back on. >> eric: yeah. what's it to you? listen, um...i made a decision. i'm gonna send a couple of our um...our stock people over to your house today. i want you to take everything you need, and i want you to have it delivered to my house. i want you to move in with me. >> steffy: mom, you here? mom? thomas? >> thomas: [ sighs ]

saw -- this is what residents on the 1400 block of taylor saw. flames devouring this one-story home. >> i was sleeping. somebody was banging downstairs. i went out and saw the house engulfed in flames. >> reporter: firefighters came from about five miles further because the closest firefighting station closed due to budget cuts. the single story could not be saved, it soon became clear, and the focus was saving the others on either side. downed power lines hampered the effort to protect the brown home on the ear side. >> we didn't pull back completely. we will to readjust -- on either side. >> we didn't pull back completely. we had to readjust. >> reporter: and as the sun came up, the firefighters just continued to dump thousands of gallons of water on the flames which would die down, only to flare up minutes later. the firefight lasted for hours. in the end, it an aerial attack that made the difference. >> there's a lot of hidden places in there where the roof is sandwiched between that and the walls. >> reporter: this home was empty when the fi

you are taking advantage taylor. eric is lonely. he's vulnerable.anie. >> taylor: i am not going to debate this with you, brooke. this is none of your business. >> brooke: i care about eric. >> taylor: he is happy. we both are, all right? now, if you'll excuse me, i would like to make myself comfortable in my home. >> katie: hey, you haven't left? >> bill: the company we were negotiating with needed more time, so today's meetings are canceled, which means you are stuck with me for the rest of the day. >> katie: oh, lucky me. >> bill: you want to grab some lunch? we'll bring the baby with us. >> katie: ooh, he's got to go down for a nap pretty soon. >> bill: all right, well, even better. we can stay in. here, i'll put him down. >> katie: oh, no, i got it. we kind of have a routine. i usually lay down with him, but, um... >> bill: but my meetings are canceled. >> katie: yeah. be right back. let's go take a nap. nap time. >> bill: [ sighs ] >> rick: okay. enjoy. [ door opens ]

clap lap (applause) clap >> and the third place winner is jennifer taylor. the company had 13% participation. jennifer? is jennifer here? (applause) >> and for the highest level of employee participation in a small company where 100% of their employees participated, we have bars and tone creative agency and accepting the trophy is eric stekel. eric, thank you so much. congratulations. (applause) >> and we also have langley investment properties and accepting the proof i is blake peterson. is blake here? thank you, blake. (applause) >> and for the most clean

taylor? >> it generally is true. a squishing 21. there are different interpretations, but generally that's accurate. i think there are serious issues with what question 21 and i would just like to say that the issues are not limited to those who are receiving the care that we want them to receive. that's true whether the need for curiouser result of sexual assault or something else. i'm concerned about question 21 and would like to see some action on it. >> i think we need to take a look at that. if you're looking at someone's mental health, what you are saying is if your mental health issues come from combat for a problem in your family, that doesn't impact security clearance. but if he's bad is rape the government does. i can't imagine any of you agree with that outcome. does anybody think that is right or fair? okay, so be sure among us know if you have a problem with us looking at that. i want to get that changed right away. if i was a woman in the military and i had a security clearance, that sure would impact my willingness to

the two alarm fire broke out early this morning at 1480 taylor st.. you can see where it's happening here on the map. kurds say they're having a hard time containing the fire. -- crews . jackie sissel is live on the same. >> for a half hours after the fire started you can see crews out here fighting the to structure fire. this all started around 230 this morning when the contra costa county fire department received a call of the fire on the island. initially it was a single structure single story fire. when they got out here they determined indeed it was a fire but it was also a two-story house right next door to it. unfortunately some power lines went down as they were fighting did structure fire which made them kind of back off the scene. unfortunately the fire spread to the house next door and those of the flames you see there. it is a two-story house. these houses are built up an extra story because it is a flood site. it is actually to stories of livable space. it will be really difficult for the firefighters to fight this because the bottom of t

is a former director of the month santo danforth center michael taylor the act is food safety is our is the former vice president monsanto ramona romero a u.s.d.a. counsel was previously on du pont's corporate counsel and the secretary of agriculture tom vilsack was awarded governor of the year by the biotechnology industry organization whose members include monsanto and lastly islams the dickey the u.s. agriculture trade representative who pushes g.m. exports and other countries is a former months and lobbyist. now some of you might be thinking all just go to the healthier grocery store where i know all my food is one hundred percent organic well you might want to think again as alexis bade meyer explains even the most healthy sounding options like whole foods can still be pumped full of g.m. oats check it out. this is actually certified as aggression under the u.s.d.a. national program and they've got the big u.s.d.a. seal right when you walk in so i think that most consumers would assume that there isn't anything to medically modified in whole foods but it's not all or cannick and

or consumers and then michael taylor became months and as vice president and now he's back at the f.d.a. as u.s. food safety czar and the justification for not regulating g m o's was based on a sentence in the policy that was entirely false claiming that the agency wasn't aware of information showing that g m o's were different when in fact their own scientists uniformly agreed that g m o's were dangerous and needed testing this was the first level of deception and the they've been layering the deception since then that it will feed the world lower the use of agricultural chemicals and now in california they're layering deception on prop thirty seven. deception all right so what are we learning so far a we're learning that monsanto has a hell of a lot of influence be scientists from both sides of the aisle agree that some g m o's are dangerous and require testing and we're learning that the whole campaign against labeling these foods is based entirely on false foods yet a majority of americans want their food to be labeled before they purchase it and of course the reason food doesn't ge

taylor erik some thank you so much for joining us so what inspired you to to file this lawsuit well. first of all the lawsuit was so severely limited last july. and recently there has been signals coming out of the various agencies that there's quote unquote no no end in sight in fact those are david gallagher's star daniel gallagher is words in january that the f.c.c. had taken sort of a back seat in a secondary role in the rule making process and there was no no end in sight so that was the initial sort of emphasis you know we need to get involved here our concern really was that if we didn't get involved in. if there is another thing that david gallagher go on to do was he wants to propose the rule so if the rule guess we propose and possibly you know gives the banking lobby more time to rewrite the rule sure i want to report of the briefing that your group actually put together it's said that despite the fact that the bank lobby has convince congress to dilute the volcker rule to practically nothing quote occupy the f.c.c. is a group of concerned citizens activists and financial

. >>> the taylor family foundation is best known for a camp in livermore. a free camp for kids with life-threatening illnessors life-altering condition but they do even more for thousands. families in need. >> which have a special presentation tonight "just like me." cheryl jennings will introduce you to families once in crisis, now full of relief and hope thanks to the taylor family foundation. join cheryl at 6:30 p.m. right here on abc7 for our special "just like me." >>> well, we need rain burks we are not going to get rain, says lisa argen, our meteorologist. >> temps going above the average today. a look outside. san jose nice and single any. 47 degrees in san jose's 408k race today. i'll have your forecast for san jose and the rest of the bay area next. >> thank you, lisa. also next, the marin county community, the setting for a new abc ♪ ♪ 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

station closures meant the closest truck was five miles away from the fire on taylor road near taylor place. there are no working hydrants and this morning a downed power line kept crews from getting close to the flames. >> we had to readjust some lines, shoot there farther away to keep the safety. the one-story house was destroyed. no injuries were reported. >>> officials say the state is not in brad shape water wise. -- bad shape. reservoirs are at seasonally agents. >>> first day of spring brought snow the over a period of 24 hours. today's start was postponed. the event is expected to start and run through sunday. we'll have the complete forecast. >>> the senate has passed a huge bipart son spending bill that would fund the government through september. that would avoid a partial federal shut down, as well as soften the blow for spending cuts. the senate measure now heads to the house. >>> the federal reserve is standing by its plan to keep short-term interest rates at record lows. the fed issues a statement side saying the economy has strengthened but still needs support toey low

now taylor swift says, you know what, amy poehler, he's going to hell.l, but it's going to be for other stuff like boring tax stuff, not because of you. she's not that important, i guess is what she's saying. >>> moving on to another controversial young person, justin bieber. remember when he said on facebook that the fans in england where he was holding a concert were really mad at him. he was very late and they started booing. he tweeted, i was 40 minutes late to the stage. let's listen. [ crowd boos ] >> no excuse for that. i apologize to everyone. it was a great show, i am proud of that. he blames some technical glitches on the fact that he was late. you've got to remember, these are not grownups necessarily who are waiting for justin to come out, these are young teenagers. some of them have school in the morning. you can't be over an hour late for a show. they have bedtimes. >> and in london, apparently the subway system shuts down at midnight. so these poor kids were waiting around for two hours. he's supposed to show up at 8:15 and didn't show up

. >> the taylor family foundation is best known for camp arroyo in livermore, free camp for kids withe-threatening illnesses or life altering conditions but they do so much more. >> i think the camp programs are great, and i love them, and we'll always be there, but helping people in that kind of stress, just a beautiful gift. for them, for us, for everybody. >> ama: tonight, just like me, abc7 anchor share jennings will introduce you to families once in crisis, now full of relief and hope thanks to the taylor family foundation. join us for the special "just like me." >>> let's get to leigh glaser with the week's forecast. >> leigh: going to be very springlike. high there. hope you enjoyed the extra hour of sunlight this evening. the official sunset will bet at 7:13 because we return to daylight saving time. live doppler 7hd not picking up any return, because we have such beautiful sky out there. this is a live shot from the -- the watermark camera looking toward sutro tower. you can see the clear sky. we did have a few little high clouds drift by the bay area earlier today. right now

peter taylor, bbc news. for people still living in iraq 10 years later, the preoccupation is not with intelligence failures of the past but with security failures of the present. how does the country stand today? a short time ago, i spoke to the bbc's ben brown in baghdad. the only news we get of iraq in america is when there is a car bomb exploding. it's another indication there is some violence. how secure is the country? >> there are still car bombs and suicide bombs, but the violence is not as bad as it was. if you drive around baghdad, there are still lots of checkpoints and lots of traffic because of the checkpoints, but i do think people feel safer on the whole. we were at the national museum of iraq in baghdad the other day. that is where a lot of the ancient treasures that were there were looted in the early days after the american-led invasion. american troops were blamed for not protecting that museum better. while we were in the museum, we came across a group of american tourists who were visitin

remember, take a look. >> you know what, taylor, you stay away from michael j. fair" that katie couric of all people taught her a quote she really believes in, which is that there's a special place in hell for women who don't help other women. not surprisingly the two comics relishly the chance to engaged. fey told "entertainment tonight" she feels badly. if anyone was going to get mad i thought it would be james cameron. i did not see this and poelher telling "the hollywood reporter" she feels bad if swift was upset but agrees she is going to hell for other reasons. >> that's awesome. >> the unapologetic apology. >> you have to be able to laugh at yourself when you're at that level. >>> and finally, we teased it so beautifully in the hellos, a new ad for a british telecom company shows a familiar sight if you lived in the shetland isles. a beautiful pony and while clearly not ordinary with a toss of its rod stewart-like mane and a clop of its hoof, he breaks into a moonwalk to fleetwood mac's hit "everywhere." the talented pony helped along by cgi magic. touche

they were making a movie and danielle taylor was a willing participant.e that she thought she was going to be killed. >> that's what we alleged, it was against her will, it's illegal. if you're in a fraternity and you know you're going to be hazed and you go into it consensually, you know, some strange things are going to happen, and they go crazy, it's not a crime. if you're in a hockey game and you get your teeth bashed in, it's not a crime. you've consented because you know that type of behavior is apt to occur. it's where you've been given no warning that you're going to be confined against your will, threatened with a knife, it's criminal. >> the chief state police psychologist agrees. >> my conclusion had been, based upon the totality of the video, that the victim was not a willing participant. she displayed behaviors throughout the video that are typified by victims of terrorism. >> you move, you make one [ bleep ] sound or movement, you'll die right then. >> i counted no less than nine direct threats to her life as a consequence for her not cooper

taylor?>> chairman gillibrand, ranking member graham, and members of the committee -- and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify here today. the department is determined to combat and prevent sexual assault in the military. the men and women who put their lives on the line to protect this country must be assured that they had the opportunity to serve without fear of sexual assault. sexual assault in the military is not only an upward crime that has enormous harm to the victim, but it is also a virulent attack on the discipline and good order on which military cohesion depends. we must combat this scourge with all the resources at our disposal. secretary hagel has made it crystal clear to the senior military and civilian leadership of the department that combating this blight is a major priority for him, and that he demands results. i watched aaron disparate and want to take this opportunity to thank the witnesses for coming forward, and i believe that the testim

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