here now, diane sawyer. >> good evening, i am diane sawyer. tonight we hope you gathered family and friends, you're about to meet a young woman, who is changing the world. she's teaching everyone about courage. and the unstoppable power of children, who just want to learn and walk the path to their future. she's 16 years old. and she was shot in the head, because of what she believes. and we want you to know some of what you'll see tonight is a harsh reality, but her book, i am malala, reminds us all that radiant strength can sometimes come from surprising places. like a distant valley in pakistan, where there is a battle between dark and light. >> reporter: in ancient times the a pashtu people had a proverb, "a woman's place is in the home or in the grave." >> i come from a country which was created at midnight. >> reporter: tonight, a tiny pashtu girl may be the bravest person in the world. >> when i almost died it was just after midday. >> reporter: one year ago malala yousafzai shot in the head at point blank range. >> reporter: and tonigh

diane sawyer, great to have you here. >> great to be here. congratulations on your first week . >> thank you very much. what a way for you to make a point with malala. the interview is powerful. i have seen large portions of it. i want to pick up on the piece mentioned about the series of astonishing miracles. tell us more about it. >> impossibilities. the trajectory of the bullet alone. you hear the doctor say, we don't know what to make of it. we have never seen anything like it. the way it deflected from her brain at at the last minute and the fact that there were doctors in country, never been there before. happened to be in country who rushed in and saved her breath by breath, organ by organ. >> when you talk to her because i see from the interview her strength and her presence. was that what you took away? >> she's tiny. she comes up to my waist. she does little magic tricks for me. one minute she 's child like. then she's elect identielectrif. she talks about school and what a diamond it is. she had fear but she said sometimes you have

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diane sawyer has an interview with the victim. that's coming up in "good morning america." >>> the government shutdown enters the second week. there are signs that the united states is moving closer to the possible of the first-ever default in the nation's history. john boehner and jack lew traded blame on sunday, but provided new hint of a compromise. the house votes without concessions from president barack obama. and jack lew is saying republicans are playing with fire. and warns of the impact. saying that baltimore -- president barack obama is not backing down. >>> here in maryland, 3,000 lockheed-martin employees may be staying home today. the defense contractor will have to furlough their workers because of the government shutdown. we have live this morning. >> reporter: there are more than 500 workers in middle river that work are lockheed- martin, however, 3,000 nationwide. they work inside of a federal facility that is closed. and others like in middle river their work is tied to a government agency that is down. they are

. >> now to diane sawyer's interview with the pakistani teen shot in the head by taliban gunman for speaking out about edation for girls. she has become in the youngest nominee for in the nobel peace prize at 16. she spoke about when she was shot on her way home from school. >> on the day i was shot all of my friends were covered except mine. >> is that wise? it was brave but was it wise? >> i wanted to live my life as i want. >> we'll hear more about the remarkable story on world news with diane sawyer tonight. >> now we have the accuweather forecast. the week is starting out so beautiful. >> it really is. we had a beautiful weekend, nice and warm. you'll notice it's a bit cooler out there. you need the light sweater walking to school, and make sure you look both directions. looking from the kgo cam, clear skies, sunshine, and the bay bridge in the background. it's going to be on the cooler side today as we head over to our live doppler 7hd radar satellite, we're not getting any returns in terms of moisture, just high clouds. looking towards the bay bridge and treasure island, you see a lit

but now, i think diane sawyer is going for more women, and the women, this may have been a little too much. so that she didn't want to cover it because of a gender issue. that's my analysis there. i could be wrong. it's just a theory. go. >> well, you know, in a way i hope you are wrong. if you're right. think about the implications. that the networks are doing studies and finding out what precisely what kind of people are watching -- >> that's what they're doing. and they're tailoring the news -- well, whatever you think of cronkite and rather and brokaw and peter jennings, that never happened back they were. >> it's a different world with the internet robbing people taking people away from the standardized news. now they have to do what good morning america did. >> if you're right, this is not a good thing. cable has already staked out it's position. to the right -- >> on ideology. >> and if the networks do that, the game's over. >> i think it may be. i appreciate it as always. senator ted cruz getting heckled in washington and chastised by fellow republican senators. fellow republi

but now, i think diane sawyer is going for more women, and the women, this may have been a little too much. so that she didn't want to cover it because of a gender issue. that's my analysis there. i could be wrong. it's just a theory. go. >> well, you know, in a way i hope you are wrong. if you're right. think about the implications. that the networks are doing studies and finding out what precisely what kind of people are watching -- >> that's what they're doing. and they're tailoring the news -- well, whatever you think of cronkite and rather and brokaw and peter jennings, that never happened back they were. >> it's a different world with the internet robbing people taking people away from the standardized news. now they have to do what good morning america did. >> if you're right, this is not a good thing. cable has already staked out it's position. to the right -- >> on ideology. >> and if the networks do that, the game's over. >> i think it may be. i appreciate it as always. senator ted cruz getting heckled in washington and chastised by fellow republican senators. take a look at

she's now written a new book, i am malala and sat for an interview with diane sawyer. >> i think live is always dang rurks people get afraid of i people don't go forward, but some people, if they want to achieve goals they have to go. >> reporter: as the girls in her classroom watches, their smiles turned to sadness learning the winner isn't their hero, but instead... >> aworded to the organization for prohibition of chemical weapons. >> reporter: it was a huge upset but the girls show off an unbreakable spirit of their own. >> if she walked into the classroom what would you do? >> we'd say we love you so much, and we are proud. >> though she lost? >> it doesn't matter, we still love you. we are with you. we love you. >> reporter: with millions of supporters malala still has a bright future ahead.. >> diane sawyer's intersue is tonight on world news at 5:30, then a special one-hour edition of "2020" at 10:00 will feature malala here on abc 7. >>> the 2-year-old son of adrian peterson died in what police say was a severe beating by his mother's boyfriend that. happened wednesday inside

real answers, staying safe, this week with diane sawyer on abc. >>> all right. who do you think will go tonight? >> i don't know. >> the bottom two couples get a second chance on "dancing with the stars" after being saved by a voting mishap. jack osbourne and cheryl burke and bill engvall and emma slater will get a chance. both couples are still stunned they were sent home last monday. >> the way they went about it is weird. >> the last two couples, jack and cheryl, bill and emma. >> it was scary. i was sure it would be us. i said, jack, i had the best season with you. you're an amazing person. >> you're safe. >> don't listen to anything i just said. >> a lot of last-minute drama. you can catch it tonight on "dancing with the stars," 8:00 right here on abc2. >> all right. coming up, as parents we always have questions about our child's health. we have doctors to hans those questions. we have details, which starts right now. >> a flight bound for baltimore makes an emergency landing after striking a flock of birds in mid-air. >> the plane was carrying 110 passeng

cope you daughters up late to see this inspiring interview on 2020 with diane sawyer at 10:00. >> great night to stay in and catch up on the list. here is a preview. >> getting ready for the baltimore marathon. cooling town with a little spa week rest and relaxation. that's coming up tonight on the list, at 7:00. you, uh, here for the interview? yeah... is that...? it is! (sigh) naomi, i take it? i'm tracey. your résumé is fantastic... (slurping) with authentic, expertly crafted roasts and legendary brews, eight o'clock is the coffee for those who put coffee first. (slurp) (whirring) for those who put coffee first. i wish i was made of money. i wish you were too. chances are, you're not made of money. so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. it's raining. it's raining. it's getting serious, we are crossing three, four, five inches in parts of the area. it's going to get dark, that means you may not see the roads flooded out. be careful. we will show you the most powerful. steady rains, essex, montgomery county. reports of water rescue,

tonight on world news with diane sawyer on abc. >>> it was another surprised elimination night on "dancing with the stars." >> george pennachio was there are all the drama. nicole and sasha. their judges scores alone would have kept them but official -- but nicole "snooki" polizzi and sasha farber are gone. the scores were added into this year's dances. that put rile real and der rk hough on -- derek hough on top. >> reporter: brant daugherty and murgatroyd had no clue their tally was good enough for the number two spot. >> oh, my god. >> we just keep doing what we're doing. we're on a mission. >> we're at that interin the competition where the end is just far enough away to look at it but you're not at the people out. >> reporter: two points under them, jack osbourne and cheryl burke. leah remini and -- and tony dovolani. des seat his last place finish, bill engvall dances to live another week. >> i've been a fan of clerp since sonny and cher. on my east pod there are cher songs i will scream out loud while driving. >> the next is an individual dance and they all take part in a dance off.

tonight on world news with diane sawyer on abc. >>> the saying you are what you eat is true. there's a dog with everything from a barbie doll toll a wal- mart plastic bag. >> while the owner was at the grocery store, misty ate $54 in cash. worried the money would get stuck in her stomach, they took her to the clinic. >> my feeling is there must have been something on it, someone filled something on it, had a flavor that made the dog want to eat it. >> she eventually vomited like $18, and the vet called me and said she vomited like $18. oh that's great. >> either going to come out this way or the other. eventually she got all her money back. it will probably be the last time misty will be left alone in her bedroom. >> so see what comes out. >>> all right. people in colorado called 911 after seeing a man dangerouslinging from a hot hair ba -- air balloon. >> 911. what's the address for your emergency? >> with the man dangling, people couldn't help but worry. >> there's a hot air balloon and a guy hanging from it. i don't know if he's supposed to be or in trouble. >> the man sai

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this week conquering your family secrets on world news with diane sawyer. >>> you might book a party bus for a celebration, but a party bus to the dog walk. >> he picks the pups up from their home in a painted former school bus and takes them for exercise. so what's the secret to managing these animals in. >> trust and respect. got dogs that totally trust me and you've got equal respect. i'm not alpha dog. i'm just the camp counselor. >> that's creative. >> she picks up 12 dogs a day monday through thursday. >> that's my retirement right there. aim driving the party bus for dogs. >>> this guy popped the question at a haunted house. >> a group of zombies helped him propose to his girlfriend at a haunted house in phoenix. once they were inside, he offered up the ring on a severed arm. >> will you take my hand in marriage? >> yes. i didn't know what he was doing. he just sort of stopped on the bridge. i'm like what are you doing? let's go. >> i guess he knows his fiance. >> she said the haunted house proposal is the best way ever to pop the question. >> well, it's a had the bed for cont

join us for an exclusive with a one-on-one interview with diane sawyer talking of her attack and fight to survive and thrive tonight at 1:00 o'clock right here. >> with the government shut down in the 11th day the two sides are talking raising the hope there could be an end to the government shut down and an increase in the debt ceiling. we have more from washington. >> this morning, signs of progress, returning to the capitol after their meeting with president obama house republican leaders said they were encouraged. >> we had a useful meeting. it was clarifying for both sides as to where they are. >> republicans presented to the president a plan to raise the debt ceiling for six welcomes, removing the threat of default while both sides take out a time to work out a broader budget deal. >> a temporary increase for his willingness to discuss with us a way war to re-open the government. >> the president neither accepted or rejected the offer but he has said he will not negotiate until the government shut down ends. now in the 11th day, the shutdown's pain is felt far and wide and vetera

diane sawyer sat down with this inspiring young lady. >> reporter: out of a valley 7,000 miles away, a powerful light. >> we are starving for education. for us, it's like a precious gift. it's like a diamond. >> reporter: a tiny child may be the bravest girl in the world. malala loved her home and school. out of the shadows came the taliban, the radical fundamentalist men who banned girls' schools, bombed them, threw acid at the students. they terrorized the town with corpses on the street, flogging women publy. somehow malala never lost her powerful certainty that girls also deserve a full life. >> they cannot stop me. i will get my education. if it is in home, school, or anyplace. >> reporter: somewhat like anne frank, malala decided to write a diary and send a message to the world, anonymously. and at age 11 on camera, on line, one of her first interviews calling for help. >> we must have the confidence to say this is going on. we must raise our voice. >> reporter: when the radical taliban decided her message was so strong they would take her life. with her child-like magical thin

. >> they call her the bravest girl in the world. 16-year-old malala speaks exclusively to diane sawyer for the first time since she was shot and left for dead by the taliban. >> keep it right here america. nigh [ horn honks ] [ passenger ] airport, please. what airline? united. [ indian accent ] which airline, sir? [ passenger ] united. whoa taxi! [ british accent ] what airline, then? [ passenger ] united. all right. [ spanish ] what airline? [ paenger ] united. ♪ [ mandarin ] which airline? [ passenger ] united. [ arabic ] which airline? [ passenger ] united. [ italian ] where are we going? [ passenger ] united. [ male announcer ] more destinations than any other airline. [ thai ] which airline do you fly? [ passenger ] united. [ male announcer ] that's great, big world friendly. ♪ [ male announcer ] that's great, big world friendly. february, 2013. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideridion. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell... ken n cuccinelli joins tea pary republicans to block thelan. but terry mcauliffe believes it's time to break through t

(laughter) the guys over on the networks are doing it-- and the girls, and diane sawyer-- they're doing in the a half hour every night plus commercials and, boom, we're watching "jeopardy." (laughter) >> but you get so much more on the pbs newshour. >> stephen: what do you get? >> well, you get coverage of the day's most important stories, whether it's health care reform, the health care law that you just spent some time talking about, the keystone pipeline, the -- what's happened with the drone strikes. >> stephen: you're talking about in-depth. >> in-depth. >> stephen: time for in-depth. what is the value of in-depth and, gwen, you answer in five words of less, please. >> there is not much value in -- that's five! >> stephen: sorry, there is not much value in in-depth. sorry, that's all we have time for, gwen. >> see, that's the thing. we never run out of time. >> stephen: but here's the problem with you two is that you're very level headed. i get information from you. when i watch the news i'm looking for emotion. which of you is going to be the conservative, which one is going to be

. >> on that front, diane sawyer had an exclusive interview with her and that's going to air -- diane sawyer's coming on our show tonight to preview it. the clips, i mean, you'll get chips. you will get chills. >> tonight, right? >> -- pakistan -- >> we'll try to get out of here on time. >> siv watched your show. quick break now. megan is not going anywhere. would women rather spend time with their girlfriends or their husbands or their boyfriends? we have the surprising results by a great organization. patty. we'll see what the ladies think. ♪ [ crashing ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! >>> once again, i have no idea what that music is. welcome back to "the five." a new study says women would spend more time with their girlfriends over their own husbands. big deal. a third say it's easier to talk about serious issues with their friends. a quarter think their friends are the ones who know them really well. as opposed to thei

. >> they call her the bravest girl in the world. 16-year-old malala speaks exclusively to diane sawyer for the first time since she was shot and left for dead by the taliban. shot and left for dead by the taliban. >> keep i[ horn honks ]merica. [ passenger ] airport, please. what airline? united. [ indian accent ] which airline, sir? [ passenger ] united. whoa taxi! [ british accent ] what airline, then? [ passenger ] united. all right. [ spanish ] what airline? [ passenger ] united. ♪ [ mandarin ] which airline? [ passenger ] united. [ arabic ] which airline? [ passenger ] united. [ italian ] where are we going? [ passenger ] united. [ male announcer ] more destinations than any other airline. [ thai ] which airline do you fly? [ passenger ] united. [ male announcer ] that's great, big world friendly. ♪ >> from new york city, this is "night line." >> good evening. tonight we begin with a fascinating case about a man who seeps to attract disaster. at the end of the day he is a million dollars ritcher. is this someone who cannot escape tragedy or is he the master of a ruthless insur

world news with diane sawyer is next. >> thanks for inviting us into your homes tonight. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight payback, the government opens its doors again after congress costs the nation a reported $24 billion in that shutdown. our team asked members of congress should they give some of their salaries back. >>> crises in the mall, new video of shoppers at the moment terrorists descend. brian ross with the tape and a new threat tonight. >>> and america strong, a teenager who spent his entire life in foster care appears at a church and asks someone to adopt him. faith and hope on "world news" tonight. >>> good evening. all day long we've been watching the barricade come down, the shutdown is over and families fina

sawyer on "20/20" friday night at 10:00. >>> aaron hernandez's lawyers are expected to ask a judge for a gag order in the case. a trial date could be also set, and hernandez is charged with the murder of oden lloyd and his body was found less than a mile from hernandez's home in june. lloyd's family says the two were friends analytic and out at a nightclub -- friends and were out at a nightclub a few days before lloyd's death. >>> someone murdered the mother of three in dundalk years ago. all these years later the family of teresa shimanski can't get any closure. the case remains unsolved. and her body was found in an apartment across the street from squires restaurant. today, squires is holding a memorial service at 5:00. her family has set up a facebook page, hoping that it will generate leads that could solve shiman ski's murder. >>> lieutenant governor anthony brown rolled out a plan to make pre-kindergarten education available to school children. it is the first major policy proposal of the campaign of the proposal calls for universal high quality and voluntary pre- k by the end o

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diane sawyer right back here tomorrow night. have a great week ahead. good night. february, 2013. a landmark transportation bill is up foconsideration. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell... ken cuccinelli joins tea party republicans to block the plan. but terry mcauliffe believes it's time to break through the gridlock in richmond. mcauliffe presses democrats to support the bill. and the bill passes. terry mcauliffe. putting virginia first. "i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." center this is abc7 news at 6:30 on your side. >> our top story. a contractor died and two metro employees were seriously injured in an early morning welding accident in a red line tunnel we explain how the government shout down was factoring into the investigation. roz. >> well, normally the ntsb would be investigating this accident. what happened because of the government shutdown. according to the agency' website they were notified but not send investigators because during the furloughs they would only be able to deal with imdens that had to do with

diane sawyer right back here tomorrow night. have a great week ahead. good night. c1 >>> you're watching the station that works for you. >>> now, abc2news at 6:30. >>> and at 6:30 a weatr alert to bring to your attention. from summer heat to storms. your forecast and the details. >> maryland state trooper air lefted after being struck by a car on the highway. the woman killed in a fiery crash in north baltimore is laid to rest. tonight family still waiting for answers from city police. >>> good evening. i'm christian schaffer. thanks for joining us. breaking news on a serious crash. a maryland state trooper in critical condition after she was struck by a car. 24-year-old jacqueline klein was helping another trooper with a traffic stop. it happened early this morning on the eastbound lanes of route 100. she was airlifted to shock trauma where tonight she is in critical condition. the driver stayed at the scene after the crash. police found no evidence he was driving under the influence. so far no charges have been filed. we are still getting more details on this sto

diane sawyer climbed up 17 flights with a nurse, rosita ortiz, to check on some of those stuck in the high-rises. there they met carmen wester in need of water and batteries, and the two became friends. we checked back on them and they say their bond is strong. >>> we're following another storm blamed for a massive pileup in arizona. at least three people were killed when a dust storm caused a chain reaction of accidents today. the dust made it almost impossible for drivers to see the road. cars were crushed between tractor-trailers, the highway littered with vehicles and some drivers pulled off the road to prevent collisions. >>> you may remember an uproar from the last summer olympics when abc news revealed team usa would be wearing uniforms made in china. today the famous designer made good on a promise. uniforms for the next winter olympics in russia will be made in america. abc's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: they are the pride of america, team usa, but so many americans were disappointed to learn those uniforms at the opening ceremonies in london were made in china. we were the f

diane sawyer right back here tomorrow night. and here's a preview of her report i reporting coming up next week. have a great week ahead. good night. >> next at 6:00. a fire breaks out near homes in the hills above larkspur. >>> the major move pg&e says it will make tonight after questions are raised about one of its gas pipelines. >> just a perfect example of that. >> ama: players refuse to accept an end game. san francisco's tradition coming under fire. >>> fast action and fast response from fire crews in marine keeps a brush fire reaching homes. fire crews are on the scene, keeping an eye on flareups. the flame broke out just before 4:00 this afternoon. lillian kim there is with the latest. reporter: the fire was about a quarter mile down this road. it was very small. but it generated a lot of smoke and it created quite a scare here in marin county. the fire started between 3:30 to 4:00 p.m. it was burning near the southern marin fire line road in an area with moderate brush and light timber and was burning near a redwood gro

. >> they call her the bravest girl in the world. 16-year-old malala speaks exclusively to diane sawyer for the first time since she was shot and left for dead by the taliban. >> keep it right here america. night line is back in >> from new york city, this is "night line." >> good evening. tonight we begin with a fascinating case about a man who

tonight on world news, diane sawyer speaks with the girl who was shot by the taliban because she wanted to go to school. you have been following this case of one of the most wanted man in the world, that al qaeda linked operative. >> tonight, new details about those bold new terror raids. the war onout terror. >> you have a story to that incredible young woman who stood up to the taliban. quick she is a testament to miracles and i am saying that truly. mr exclusive interview with ulala. her courage and impossible survival. she has a message about staring down fear in your own life. >> if you watch those stories and more -- you can watch those --ries and more after six 6:30 p.m. washe fall roundup scheduled. it is usually a big tourist event but the shutdown has closed the national wildlife refuge. only 20s who need immediate medical attention will get help. first look we have a thate roslyn fire station got a facelift. this modernized facility has elevators and a mezzanine and a new passageway for better flow. let's get a check on the commuter situation. how does it look tonight? >> not

malala spoke to diane sawyer about the day she was shot on the way home from school one year ago this week. >> from the date i was shot all of my friends faces were covered except mine. >> was that wise? it was brave but was it with wise? >> i wanted to live my life as i want. >> she tells diane she thought words, books and pens have more power than guns you'll see more of this courageous little girl on a special friday night here on abc 7. >> 10 years ago today gray davis became the first governor in california history to be recalled from office. john myers spoke with davis today about the conclusions he's drawn from the political fire storm that ended with his youvter. >> fate plays a huge factor in politics. >> gray davis's faith was a political exblogs a long fuse. it began much earlier. the dot-com collapse hit on california's economy and electricity crisis secret kretly beginned up by energy companies. critics say he should have done more. he was politically week announcing a record $38 billion budget did he have site they were talking about a recall like two weeks after i was r

hampkz will talk about his health coming up on world news with diane sawyer at 5:30. >> another week, another elimination on "dancing with the stars". >> yes it's not about me. not about me. you talk me out of valerie harper, best performances of the night valerie harper. i didn't notice her dress. bruno called her a bewitching fantasy creature fueled by desire z guest judge julianne hough says she got chills watching. also with stop hip-hop stuff. >> smoldering. >> yes. >> have you heard anything i've said? as i was saying, oh, my. look away, carolyn. look away. this guy has many injuries they lost lifts out of his routine when he took off the shirt the crowd went crazy. only 21 points and she danced the judges were teary eyed but she made a lot of mistakes and was let go. next week, i'm thinking brant. >> injured brant? >> they're going to put him out of his misery. >> still ahead new free service for veteran autos jimmy carter back at work. you'll hear from the couple benefiting from it. >> and a swim from cuba to florida, also... >> students at washington high in san francisco lea

malala spoke to diane sawyer about the day she was shot on the way home from school one year ago this week. >> from the date i was shot all of my friends faces were covered except mine. >> was that wise? it was brave but was it with wise? >> i wanted to live my life as i want. >> she tells diane she thought words, books and pens have more power than guns you'll see more of this courageous little girl on a special friday night here on abc 7. >> 10 years ago today gray davis became the first governor in california history to be recalled from office. john myers spoke with davis today about the conclusions he's drawn from the political fire storm that ended with his youvter. >> fate plays a huge factor in politics. >> gray davis's faith was a political exblogs a long fuse. it began much earlier. the dot-com collapse hit on california's economy and electricity crisis secret kretly beginned up by energy companies. critics say he should have done more. he was politically week announcing a record $38 billion budget did he have site they were talking about a recall like two weeks after i was r

i talked with diane sawyer about what they have tonight. >> good evening. >> we do not know what they are saying. we tracked them down. are they willing to give up their paycheck since thousands of other people have no choice? it here are the choices. >> icv are wearing pink and solidarity. have an encouraging report on but tonight. >> we do. we're going to find two groups -- leasto are left likely to get breast cancer. perhaps for prevention. you will hear their surprising news tonight. ask we will be here for you. we will see you then. those stories and more tonight on "world news." siteople who work on the of the navy yard shooting will not be affected by the government shutdown. the military has awarded a $6 million contract to repair building 197. firm a woman and her three dogs escaped from a town half and went up in flames. when she woke up this morning it was on fire. she got out and was taken off to the hospital with first and second degree burns. the docs turned out to be ok. about $10,000 in damages. >> the university of maryland libraries have received a landmark gift. thi

diane sawyer's exclusive interview with malala yousafzai. she has had a remarkable recovery. become the youngest nominee ever for the nobel peace prize. i think our viewers will be so moved. >> i was amazed by her. the youngest nominee for the peace prize by far. she's a tiny girl with giant light. i hope everyone gathers family around. i think all of us need to remember what it is to have this kind of courage just because you want to go to school. in a distant valley, this one tiny child may be the bravest girl in the world. >> and i almost died. it was just after midday. >> reporter: she grew up surrounded by women with hidden faces and men in the shadows, who destroyed girls schools. threw acid at the faces of girl students. and yet, she was determined to learn, saying school is like walking through a magic door to your dreams. >> they cannot stop me. i will get my education, in home, school, any place. >> reporter: one year ago, she was on a school bus with other girls. >> on the day that i was shot, all of my friends faces were covered except mine. >> reporter: was that

. >> join us for an exclusive with diane sawyer in a one-on-one interview. that is right here on abc7. >> president obama will meet with republican senators hoping discussions will lead to the end of the partial government shut down and the debt limit stand off. he met yesterday with house republicans after which the white house said no specific determination was made. g.o.p. senator say they will represented their own options to end the crisis today and the government shut down is in the 11th day. >> the three foster farm poultry plants will not be shut down. the usda says the companies are make substantial changes and are stepping up testing. here is the expanse part: security reports says chickens are sold under several other brands and now is shing a new warning to shoppers. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has more on that next half hour. leyla gulen? >> it is looking decent as we go around the bay area we have congestion building and a couple of crashes reported at two briggs. it does not appear to be impacting traffic too much. if you are traveling

but you may woer where abc's diane sawyer was on the subject. so we were there. abc news didn't cover the obama care disaster at all last night on its evening newscast. as of this hour, the abc news website is devoid of coverage of the obama care disaster. ax withnot standing the liberal media complaints appear to be crumbling. my next guest has spend hundreds of millions of dollars, more tax dollars, to fix healthcare.gov and whatever else is wrong with obama care is like trying to overhaul a car engine. joining us is congressman tim murphy. he's a member of the energy commerce committee. great to have you with us. let's start if we may, i have to ask you here, i mean, do these problems manifest, go beyond the website, this is beginning to look like it may be a complete and utter disaster for the government, for this administration? and for those who wanted obama care? >> well, the first part is, your last statement, this is a real hope on families to have lower health care and easy to get. when we were having debates in the energy and commerce committee, it was

but you may wonder where abc's diane sawyer was on the subject. so we were there. abc news didn't cover the obama care disaster at all last night on its evening newscast. as of this hour, the abc news website is devoid of coverage of the obama care disaster. ax withnot standing the liberal media complaints appear to be crumbling. my next guest has spend hundreds of millions of dollars, more tax dollars, to fix healthcare.gov and whatever else is wrong with obama care is like trying to overhaul a car engine. joining us is congressman tim murphy. he's a member of the energy commerce committee. great to have you with us. let's start if we may, i have to ask you here, i mean, do these problems manifest, go beyond the website, this is beginning to look like it may be a complete and utter disaster for the government, for this administration? and for those who wanted obama care? >> well, the first part is, your last statement, this is a real hope on families to have lower health care and easy to get. when we were having debates in the energy and commerce committee, it was

diane sawyer's exclusive interview with malala yousafzai. she has had a remarkable recovery. the pakistani teenager shot in the head for speaking out for education of young girls. become the youngest nominee ever for the nobel peace prize. inspiring so many around the world. i think our viewers will be so moved. >> i was amazed by her. the youngest nominee for the peace prize by far. she's a tiny girl with giant light. giant strength. i hope everyone gathers family around. i think all of us need to remember what it is to have this kind of courage just because you want to go to school. in a distant valley, this one tiny child may be the bravest girl in the world. >> but i almost died. it was just after midday. >> reporter: she grew up surrounded by women with hidden faces and men in the shadows, who destroyed girls' schools. threw acid at the faces of girl students. and yet, she was determined to learn, saying school is like walking through a magic door to your dreams. >> they cannot stop me. i will get my education, in home, school, any place. >> reporter: one year ago, she w

you may wonder where diane sawyer was on the subje. so were we. abc news dii not cover the obamacare disaster on its evening newscast last night. and as of this hour, the abc news website is also devoid of coverage of the obamacare disaster. abc notwithstanding the president's liberal media complaints appearing to be humbling along with a unified front of democratic congressmen and senators. the function of the website, not the only issue that they are contending with tonight. something that the president said in his rose garden speech on monday is raising eyebrows and concerns as well and it has everything to do with the information that health care consumers have to give the federal government. senior national correspondent john roberts has our report. >> watermarked the president of the united states in the rose garden on monday, he tried to assure people hit a brick wall on the obamacare website. >> we will contact you directly in the coming weeks, personally with a concrete recommendation for how you can complete your application and shop for

diane sawyer climbed up 17 flights with a nurse to check on some of those stuck in the high-rises. they met carmen in need of water, batteries and the two became frenlds. we checked back on them and they say their bond is strong. >>> we're following another storm blamed for a massive pileup in arizona. at least three people were killed. the dust made it impossible for drivers to see the road. cars were crushed. the highway littered with vehicles and some pulled off the road to prooefrt collisions. >>> you may remember an uproar from the last summer olympics when we revealed team usa would be wearing uniforms made in china. today the famous designer made good on a promise. uniforms for the next winter olympics in russia will be made in america. >> reporter: they are the pride of america, team usa but so many americans were dis appointed to learn those uniforms at the opening ceremonies in london were made in china. we were the first to tell you. >> what caught our eye here at "world news" was the label. the us uniforms were made in china. how can it be. >> reporter: from the berets

you may wonder where diane sawyer was on the subject. so were we. abc news dii not cover the obamacare disaster on its evening newscast last night. and as of this hour, the abc news website is also devoid of coverage of the obamacare disaster. abc notwithstanding the president's liberal media complaints appearing to be humbling along with a unified front of democratic congressmen and senators. the function of the website, not the only issue that they are contending with tonight. something that the president said in his rose garden speech on monday is raising eyebrows and concerns as well and it has everything to do with the information that health care consumers have to give the federal government. senior national correspondent john roberts has our report. >> watermarked the president of the united states in the rose garden on monday, he tried to assure people hit a brick wall on the obamacare website. >> we will contact you directly in the coming weeks, personally with a concrete recommendation for how you can complete your application and shop for

but you may wonder where abc's diane sawyer was on the subject. so we were there. abc news didn't cover the oma care disaster at all last night on its evening newscast. as of this hour, the abc news website is devoid of coverage of the obama care disaster. ax withnot standing the liberal media complaints appear to be crumbling. my next guest has spend hundreds of millions of dollars, more tax dollars, to fix healthcare.gov and whatever else is wrong with obama care is like trying to overhaul a car engine. joining us is congressman tim murphy. he's a member of the energy commerce committee. great to have you with us. let's start if we may, i have to ask you here, i mean, do these problems manifest, go beyond the website, this is beginning to look like it may be a complete and utter disaster for the government, for this administration? and for those who wanted obama care? >> well, the first part is, your last statement, this is a real hope on families to have lower health care and easy to get. when we were having debates in the energy and commerce committee, it was b

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