i live on jackson street. this is the second time i've come down here in the last 5 years to plead for the savior of the 3 jackson which is the only bus that come into our neighborhood that will take us to our jobs in the financial district and back. the 3 jackson is often crowded even when i ride it durable the day. i'm getting older i don't want to hike up and down hills with the number 1 or 2 that involves a transfer. i want to let everyone know we count on this bus service. many of us don't drive and many of us are too old to drive and we really need to keep this. we can't use the union street buses they don't take us to where we want to go. the number 2 goes to union square but it goes gown to market street this is not convenient. thank you >> thank you. >> those members waiting in line to speak can you move to this side your blocking the doors. appreciate it. >> i'm adam i live on 22nd street in harrison. i want to point out the discussion of folsom 27 line does not this the fact that the main artery for

it occurred to me if it weren't for the 3 jackson i'd have to walk up the hill back to jackson and it would be walking all the way home myself maybe that's what everyone's intending. i'm getting older and walks like this are becoming extremely inn. >> (speaking foreign language). >> good afternoon. i'm the president of the an association. we're the largest orientation in the city and our members are low income members. >> (speaking foreign language). >> public transit is a necessity not our choose most you have us are transit dependent. those are simply a reduction in services >> (speaking foreign language). >> we absolutely does not need any chinatown transit i discourage u encourage all the commissioners to take the climate lines and see how it is to commute in our neighborhood. >> (speaking foreign language). >> mta should be thinking about how to address services such as an overcrowded buses eliminating buses is an inappealing thing for our residents. thank you >> thank you. >> (speaking foreign language). >> good afternoon commissioner i'm the vice president of the improvement as

>> a man who hated jackson and wanted to see jackson go down. when he thought out she had been the voice, he really despise her. he was rigorously fundamentalists. it was a moral issue for him. he really thought she would disgrace the white house. >> he did not do it, but he did not stop it. hammon was his party hack. he did not come down on him. he just sat back and said, oh my goodness. >> we saw in the open, political cartoons. was this a new phenomenon? >> yes. to call a lady that had been married for 36 years a bigamous or an adulterous was unprecedented. >> what was she accused of? >> was accused of being married before. and she was. she was married to a man who treated her and her family very badly. her whole family hated him. out west, they did not believe you had to stick by your man if he was horrible. they believe in dissolving an unhappy marriage, so they did. >> also, criticism of her and her western frontier lack of class. >> she had an accent. she had a tennessee accent. she did not have an east coast accent. >> were opponents con

in 1976, that meant reggie jackson. jackson was clearly the biggest prize in that first free agent market. with 282 home runs in 10 years, he had led oakland to three straight world series titles. reggie jackson was on the market, and the yankees were shopping. when the dust settled, reggie jackson was a yankee. then came the inevitable question. how much did you get? come on! i want to know. i believe it is offensive to talk about things of that nature and things of that matter. my financial matters are my business. if reggie wouldn't tell, the papers would. former baseball commissioner, bowie kuhn. reggie puts people in ballparks. he has some of the elements of a ruth. he has a style that makes him a great player. if he stays healthy and plays enough, then you can probably generate extra people in your ballpark. therefore, he is worth something. steinbrenner's investment paid off. reggie jackson took the yankees to the world series his first year in new york. this time, they came out on top. the yankees were back in t

the jacksons' attorney say jackson's stint in rehab in 1992 was publicized, aeg executives should have known jackson was vulnerable and should have supervised dr. conrad murray who provided jackson a lethal use of propofol. aeg maintains that jackson hid his use of propofol behind locked doors and he was ultimately responsible for his habit. this is miriam hernandez reporting for abc news. >>> two stars of "the real housewives of new jersey" say they're not guilty of a host of financial fraud charges. joe and theresa giudice entered their pleas in a brief court appearance yesterday. they were charged with 39 counts, including conspiracy and several types of fraud. a trial date in early october was set. that could be pushed back into early next year because of the complexity of the case. >>> a batch of brand-new $100 bills worth 30 million bucks may have to be destroyed because of a printing error. too much ink used to print a number of notes. the ink started running. those bills will likely be destroyed. the new hundred will contain colors of blue and a 3-d security ribbon to make it t

that was strongly stateed by the people on jackson line. we will not change the fact there are no abilities for adding parking garages in those areas. schools are intenseing. we're looking at the growth and increase in student attendance. i think all of those issues he need to be brought into the eir and have status so look at the

that was strongly stateed by the people on jackson line. we will not change the fact there are no abilities for adding parking garages in those areas. schools are intenseing. we're looking at the growth and increase in student attendance. i think all of those issues he need to be brought into the eir and have status so look at the impacts. >> commissioners we can move onto the

his first impression was supported when he looked at jackson's paperwork. >> inmate jackson has a rap sheet of everything from insolence to staff members physically and verbally. kicking on the door, violent behavior. if you add all that up, 15, 16 pages worth, it spells out lockdown for his duration of his time or his stay here at hillsborough county. >> in the meantime jackson can write to his new pen pal. >> it says what is up my true love. i would be [ bleep ] without you. i would be willing to kill any or anyone who talks to you or looks at you. anyways, why don't you tell me you loved me before you left? if it is a crime to be in love, then i'm guilty because i'm in love with you. so don't play with my heart, okay? >> scary's not the word but gives you the creeps. >> [ laughter ] >>> coming up -- >> first i make the barbecued chicken. >> esteban merchan whips up a snack. >> the pickle juice gives you the hot sauce. >> and kenneth jackson turns his attention from women to men. >> treat them like they're my girlfriend even though they ain't. i think she tried to kill us. [ sighs ]

that was strongly stateed by the people on jackson line. we will not change the fact there are no abilities for adding parking garages in those areas. schools are intenseing. we're looking at the growth and increase in student attendance. i think all of those issues he need to be brought into the eir and have status so look at the impacts. >> commissioners we can move onto the item 13. request for additional use authorization >> good afternoon commissioners i'm with the san francisco planning department. before i present a request under planning commission thirty 3 to intensify project up to 32 beds. and the bicycle parking i requirements. the project is locked on van ness between 31st and a thuth zoning district. commissioners the proposed project seeks to establish a housing unit since the late 1990s that are in great needs of housing. it's geared toward the lgbt community. the project

how would you describe being a jackson? >> the questions, to me, it's normal to be, i guess, a jackson but we don't really have privacy and that's one thing that i do wish my family did have was privacy and people not attacking us and watching every move we do. but other than that, we're like every other family. >> what would you like to happen from this trial? what would the jackson family, what would paris and michael's children like to happen -- >> to have justice. >> what would you see justice to be? >> the truth to come out and it is coming out. >> what do you believe the truth is? >> i don't even want to get there, but yeah, i don't want to touch that situation, but i do believe there is more -- it's deeper than what it is. >> kathryn said to me they believe michael jackson was killed by conrad murray and the promoters act in bad faith, put this guy in and took his life. >> yes. >> that's what the family thinks? >> yes. >> do you think you'll get justice? >> yes. >> do you think the trial is going the right way? >> ye

that was strongly stateed by the people on jackson line. we will not change the fact there are no abilities for adding parking garages in those areas. schools are intenseing. we're looking at the growth and increase in student attendance. i think all of those issues he need to be brought into the eir and have status so look at the impacts. >> commissioners we can move onto the item 13. request for additional use authorization >> good afternoon commissioners i'm with the san francisco planning department. before i present a request under planning commission thirty 3 to intensify project up to 32 beds. and the bicycle parking i requirements. the project is locked on van ness between 31st and a thuth zoning district. commissioners the proposed project seeks to establish a housing unit since the late 1990s that are in great needs of housing. it's geared toward the lgbt community. the project proposes to upgrade in part and add restroom facilities. it meets all the planning policies and codes. commissioners the department has received much publi

in 1976, that meant reggie jackson. jackson was clearly the biggest prize in that first free agent market. with 282 home runs in 10 years, he had led oakland to three straight world series titles. reggie jackson was on the market, and the yankees were shopping. when the dust settled, reggie jackson was a yankee. then came the inevitable question. how much did you get? come on! i want to know. i believe it is offensive to talk about things of that nature and things of that matter. my financial matters are my business. if reggie wouldn't tell, the papers would. former baseball commissioner bowie kuhn. reggie puts people in ballparks. he has some of the elements of a ruth. he has a style that makes him a great player. if he stays healthy and plays enough then you can probably generate extra people in your ballpark. therefore, he is worth something. steinbrenner's investment paid off. reggie jackson took the yankees to the world series his first year in new york. this time, they came out on top. the yankees were back in the

as two anesthesiologists hired by jackson's u.s. doctors, put jackson to sleep. >>"the defense is claiming that he was addicted to prescription medications because they want to show two things, they want to say he was responsible for his own demise and number two, if they are held liable they want to keep the damages low." rowe, is the mother of jackson's two oldest children prince and paris. she gave up custody of them and didn't see them for several years, but says now they've reconnected and have an ongoing relationship. the jackson children along with jackson's mother katherine are suing aeg live, for more than a billion dollars, contributed to michael jackson's death. married from 1996 to 1999 many of his medical treatments in the 1980s and 1990s. you can get weather anytime with kron4's new mobile app. weather, traffic and news anytime you need it. download it today. scientists at the smithsonian in washington have discovered of a new species of mammal. this cute, furry animal is called an olinguito. it's considered a small member of the raccoon family and

now, remember, the jackson family is suing aeg for what they believe michael jackson would have made during the remainder of his life neshedz they want apartment eg to pony up a billion dollars. >> trace gallagher from los angeles. prince has already testified at this trial as has his mother catherine jackson. we have heard reports that famous friends might also testify it. diana ross and quincy jones among them. the army major nidal hasan accused murdering 13 american soldiers and wounding dozens more. and today at his military trial we heard about the aftermath and the autopsies. soldiers who serve this nation gunned down on u.s. soil. and today experts revealed what they discovered when they examined the bodies. [sirens. [snsm two stars from the real housewives of new jersey come back to court. how theresa and joe are facing up to fraud charges. >> we love you, theresa. >> shepard: that's coming up as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news. fifteen percet or more on car insurance. yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know the ancient pyramids were actually

jackson. what is unclear is which side did she help. in a second day of testimony, jacks jackson's ex-wife mesmerized juror, talking about her life with the king of pop, including his journey into addiction, which she said started after this accident in 1984 that burn michael jackson's scalp, but she also talked about the good times. he wanted to be the best parent he could be. rowe said as photos of her, jackson and her children were shown in court. this photo was taken when she picked jackson up on her motorcycle from a movie set. he said in costume while she gave him a ride and she broke down in tears while this concert video was played from 1996 in munich, germany. ♪ hold you in my arms munich is where she testified she saw doctors administer doses of propofol to induce jackson's sleep. she said she told her boss, jackson's dermatologist, that she was worried that jackson was addicted to propofol. aeg lawyers say that's why they called her as a witness. >> i don't know how she couldn't d

both jesse jackson jr. and his wife sandy. pete, you're still with us. our pete williams is there outside the court. brief statement there is from all the attorneys. one thing, though, pete, that i thought was probably most interesting was finding out that the judge has staggered their sentences so that one parent can remain with the children at all times. >> reporter: yes, and actually, the government had agreed that was a good idea, although the prosecutors thought she should serve her time first so he could have more time before he has to report for prison to try to continue to pay back the $750,000 he admitted stealing from his campaign fund. the judge has now decided that jesse will go first. he'll probably report to prison sometime later this year, probably around the 1st of november. he will serve his two years, potentially a little less than that when you factor in time off for good behavior. there's no parole in the federal system. there is time off for good behavior. then she would serve her year

ditto with eliminating routes lightly served routes like the area of jackson. i would on washington about a year. again quantifiably how that impacts the investment i can't say. i i know in mire neighborhood there's been discussions about changing is 48 back when it was still the 11 hoffman and changes to the 37 and 35. again, if there's a balance in terms of the number of people that can be served i think the environmental impact is okay. and it's close to the end of what i'm going to say i hope the mta carries on after this document has been approved. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm daniel. i'm speaking for myself today normally we serve to unit neighborhoods but i'm findings that some of the mta proposals are pitting us against each other. that's having an environmental effe effect. i live on barker street and my neighborhood has hospitals and churches and schools and hills so steep that cars are not allowed and sidewalks are stairways. the proposal would just take the 3 jackson and make it evaporate leaving cars to pick up the slack. my

earlier on, one of michael jackson's gloves sold in australia. i don't know if you'd heard about that. i know that they-- you know, i have heard. you've heard rumors. yeah. the glove that was sold in australia went for a lot of money, but i think that this will go for more. i would put a figure starting at the glove price, which was the equivalent of £25,000. and go up from there. really? the moment is now. i will say no more. i know you're a huge fan, but i think that the shares in michael jackson plc, if you like, have never been higher. and my feeling is perhaps now is the time to put your fan feelings to one side and think about the money. ( all laugh ) well, things are drawing to a close here at somerleyton hall, and we've had some of our longest queues ever. look. i found our longest ever pencil as well. so what's the point, you may well ask? well, i thought i'd just draw a line on the proceedings and sign off. so from the antiques roadshow team... bye-bye. >> this is "bbc world news." funding of this presentation is made possible by the f

she wanted her to tell jackson and jackson himself plotted this and they had no idea he had this problem before hiring him for the concert series which he was preparing for before he died. >> thank you very much indeed. who should aeg -- should aeg be blamed for michael jackson's death. that's a question for tom, a defense attorney and represented him in the molestation case. a fascinating day with debbie row but in the end was a picture built that helps aeg in the sense of jackson's clear long-time use of propofol and all these doctors, not just conrad murray supplying it for him? >> i think it helped kathryn jackson and michael's children, piers. both sides are trying to prove that michael had an addiction to painkillers and prescription medications. kathryn and michael's kids are saying aeg knew after this because an executive was a tour manager twice during the '90s and hired an addiction specialist to help him after he became addicted after the pepsi commercial. he was addicted to prescription medications because they want to say he was responsible for his own demice and number two,

that's michael jackson. >> but he allegedly bought the glove and other michael jackson memorabilia with stolen public funds. in april 2011, u.s. froze funds. he has a private jet and cars. and just last year, his $100 million plus mansion was seized, they found millions in goods and cars. the case was thrown out in april of 2012, but now the justice department filed a new complaint, putting the suspected illegally obtained items back in jeopardy. >> there's nobody who doesn't want a piece of michael jackson's glove. whether michael's alive or whether he's not, it's just such an important symbol. >> his lawyers argue that the u.s. has no grounds to seize the pop souvenirs, but the u.s. government is ready to fight and beat it. ♪ beat it and this is the latest action in a new initiative by the department of justice to crack down on what it calls large-scale foreign official corruption. he is musician, that might explain the fascination with $2 million worth of jackson memorabilia. >> they say he had annual salary of just $100,000 a year. >> fancy lifestyle. >> you love saying southern a

michael jackson was as much the king of pop as a style icon. it is almost impossible to separate the legendary singer's career from that jacket, that hat, and, of course, that crystal glove. a glove that has been in the private collection of this man since the son of equatorial guinea's president bought it at auction in 2010. >> there's nothing that's more iconic than the white rhinestone-studded glove. that is michael jackson. >> reporter: but according to the u.s. department of justice, he allegedly bought the glove and other michael jackson memorabilia with stolen public funds. in april 2011, u.s. authorities moved to seize assets worth some $71 million from him. he owns bentleys, rolls-royces, and even a private jet. an just last year, the french government seized his $100 million plus mansion, where they found millions more in luxury goods and cars. the u.s. government's original case was thrown out in april of 2012. but now, the justice department filed a new complaint, putting the suspected illegally obtained items, including the michael

>> yeah, yeah, he -- >> jimmy: he finds out he is one of the jackson family -- but percy jackson is like a half human, half -- >> he is a demi-god, or -- he is a kid who finds out he is the son of poseidon, a big adventure film in the modern day. >> jimmy: and was it a lot of fun to do this, or were you now jaded? >> no, it is a lot of fun these are huge adventure films. you get to be on wires and play swords all day, fight monsters. it is fun a good time. >> jimmy: pretending fighting a monster sounds fun but really fighting one would be horrible. >> and i would be the worst guy for it. >> jimmy: are you a fighting in genera general. >> you know, i have been fighting a little lately for a karate movie, with the teacher. the director is really into karate, and we were prepped that he might come out of nowhere one day, just show up wherever you are and want to beat the heck out of you. >> jimmy: really? seems like an hr violation. >> it is, but the thing is, you know, if you tell, then you're -- >> jimmy: so you are a wimp, now you have to be prepared to fight the guy who hired you. and i

from los angeles, i am tavis visit with phil jackson. he earned 11 championship rings and basically created a new on court for capillary for the game. -- vocabulary for the game. his book is called "11 rings." beforee with him just the miami heat won their second nba championship in his many years. a replay with phil jackson coming up right now. >> there is a saying that dr. king had. he said, there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only about halfway to completely eliminate hunger and we have a lot of work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: phil jackson quit after learning -- earning 11 rings. practicallyt stop every team in the league from pursuing him to come back. coach, no questions about your comeback. that decision may be forthcoming, we shall see. he spends a lot of time in

jackson family therney weighing in on jackson family drama. >> debbie rowe, does she have an to adopt paris? >> that would be the wrong way to go. if she has a relationship with forward, it will be good for paris. >> are you keeping up with the a.e.g. case? i'm believing she'll walk away with a lot of money. shakedown.s like a >> no, i don't agree with you. a higher duty to look behind the screen and say who is tosuy and what is he michael? >> new details on the billion michael? >> new details on the billion dollar this is the moment i knew... ...his future had no boundaries. there are some moments only the forest can inspire. find yours at discovertheforest.org. >> renee's here now with the three words your kids have been toading this summer, back school. >> yes, sorry but not sorry, guys. you withcan't help your homework, we can help you with celebrity approved looks. kids go back to school, they need to get back in style. >> style is everything. "extra" and burlington doing your homework for you. denim, fashion bookbags, jewelry. both recreatedks for $100. must-have fore a your fal

meeting jackson. there is the wife. jackson, in between them. >> oh, yeah. >> so cute. >> hey, what's up, dad? >> is jackson wearing camouflage. fatigues. >> yeah. fatigues. >> cute. >> story of determination and strength. >> meet a man fulfilling his dream after surviving a shooting. >> later a man who lived the plot line of a hit movie. we'll hear from one of the men who inspired "the butler" you are watching "world news now." ♪ a long time coming but i know change will come ♪ ♪ oh yes it will >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by ourtime.com. ♪ i'm a survivor ♪ i'm not going to stop her >> all right, very special survivor. keeping a vow he made to himself one year after living through the shooting spree at the movie theater in aurora, colorado. >> last summer steven barton was biking cross-country with a friend when they decided to take in the latest batman movie. this also happens to be our "favorite story of the day." we'll learn why. abc's david muir has his remarkable story. >> report

she said she told her boss jackson's dermatologist that jackson was addicted to propofol. aeg lawyers say that's why they called her as a witness. >> she couldn't do anything but help our case. people talked got his propofol use in the 1980s and the early 90s. >> reporter: she referred to paris jackson's recent suicide attempts saying, quote, she's devastated, she tried to kill herself, she doesn't feel she has a life anymore. and ashleigh, clearly she did help aeg to establish that she did confirm michael jackson's propofol use. but she also continued to himanize michael jackson, she absolutely did that. >> we'll continue to update you as those updates are warranted. >>> we have another story as well. imagine if you had someone you knew, god forbid a family member kidnapped. the family member of this adorable girl now has to listen to the guy who was arrested in her disappearance talking smack about her and not just a little. lein houston, coca-cola'sg. club balón rojo, is kicking off fun and fitness on and off the field, with the help of soccer stars. these free clinics

should michael jackson have died? it's not even about why did he die? it's about who is responsible for it? meaning, did aeg have the responsibility to oversee his medical care? were they in control of dr. murray? those are the sorts of questions. because it's a legal matter, the question is, were they negligent in the way they dealt with this case? >> and if you listen to her testimony, at one point, she testimony, at one point, she said that the doctors were going back and forth, trying to one-up each other by prescribing jackson stronger and stronger drugs. they wanted his business. that would lean toward aeg. >> that's interesting, because that kind of cuts both ways. on the one hand, she's saying it should have been the doctors' responsibilities here. the doctors should have done more to save michael jackson. but the question still remains, well, who was supposed to oversee this doctor? in this case? so, unclear sort of which way that cuts. >> and today, more testimony. do you think this is going to go on and on?

the mother is catherine jackson. she claims aeg live failed to properly investigate this doctor conrad murray. you will remember a jury convicted him of giving her son a deadly overdose of the powerful sedative propofol in 2009. aeg live denies it did anything wrong and claims it was jackson himself who hired dr. murray, trace gallagher with the news in los angeles. debbie roe contradicted herself on the stand too. >> yeah, because after saying that michael jackson was never doctor shopping she went on to testify, shep that she was concerned at one time that he might have been looking for drugs and not treatment she then family size they'd was in constant pain from burns that he suffered when his hair caught fire during the philemoning of pepsi commercial in 1984, from his skin lightning disease as well. she testified, quote: when it came to the pain it was more begging for relief than anything. he respected doctors so he wouldn't question what they were doing. roe was called by aeg she told the jury she wasn't for e

that is michael jackson. >> but according to the u.s. department of justice, he allegedly bought the glo and other michael jackson memorabilia with stolen public funds. in april 2011, u.s. froze funds. worth some $71 million from him, he owns bentleys, rolls-royces, and even a private jet. and just last year, his $100 million plus mansion was seized, they found millions more in luxury goods and cars. the case was thrown out in april of 2012, but now the justice department filed a new complaint, putting the suspected illegally obtained items, including the michael jackson glove, back in jeopardy. >> there's nobody who doesn't want a piece of michael jackson's glove. whether michael's alive or whether he's not, it's just such an important symbol. >> reporter: his lawyers have argued that the u.s. has no grounds to seize the pop suf nears, but the u.s. government is ready to fight and beat it. ♪ beat it and this is the latest action in a new initiative by the department of justice to crack down on what it calls large-scale foreign officia

jackson and an 18-month sentence for mrs. jackson. you'll probably recognize that mr. jackson is the son of civil rights leader the reverend jesse jackson, also a congressman. they are asking for consecutive sentences so one parent is home while the other is serving. we'll keep an eye on what transpires in that courtroom. >>> and a sign of things getting real, real bad when you're black balled by hooter's. it did happen and it happened to the mayor of san diego. the restaurant frequently criticized for objectifying women says that bob filner is no longer welcome there because he's objectified women as the sexual harassment allegations just keep piling up against them. kyung lah drew the lucky straw. she got the filner story today. this is only one location, right, kyung? at least you have a nice backdrop and you have a nice place to do this story. but as funny as it is, it's serious. not just because it's hooter's. there's more allegations popping up against this mayor today. >> reporter: certainly. ashleigh, a beautiful city. a city that really wants to project a welc

during his time in general population, jackson was known for his extreme workout methods and staying fit for the fight. >> people see a weak spot, you know, they come for you. ain't no guns in here. [ chuckles ] >> narrator: and it was, in fact, a fight that landed jackson here. >> little altercation. came out. nobody hit me. i hit them. and they brought me down here for assaulting another inmate, 15 days, you know? you got to stay in shape. you got to stay militant. you got to stay alert. 'cause anything goes. i learned how to protect myself. >> narrator: though jackson stays in peak physical condition, he says he's as much a lover as he is a fighter. >> these are my letters i got this morning, my love letters from my wife. she's always sending me beautiful encouragements, keep me motivated, keep my mind from being inside these walls. i love her to death. it's like her words are right here with me. of course, they always are when you love someone. i just got this one today. that's a beautiful card, too. it says, "in all the world, there is no heart for me like yours. in all the worl

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and $4,600 on a fedora once worn by michael jackson. his father, jesse jackson sr., a civil rights leader, suggested his son's behavior was largely due to his diagnosis last year of bipolar disorder. >> he is still recovering. jesse has been very sick. this time, a year ago, i really thought we may have lost him. >> reporter: jackson spent four weeks at the mayo clinic. but the judge says she didn't have enough information from his doctors about his reported b b bipolar disorder. >> this has been a very painful journey for our family. >> reporter: the jacksons will be allowed to serve their sentencing one at a time, so that one of them can remain at home with their two children. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> and next, the startling news today from the california teenager who survived the frightening kidnapping ordeal. two days after her rescue, she went online and started fielding hundreds of questions about what happened. abc's ryan owens with her surprising account. >> reporter: what 16-year-old hannah anderson has been throug

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