katie couric. what a loser. you came in. >> yeah. katie couric. i know. katie: it was one of these very random things that happen in new york. >> we all do it. we all flosss outside. >> this move seincredible by the way. i think that you both turn out amazing performances. jake, you have a way of describing how people feel when they are watching this movie. it is so intense. >> forgive me for smiling. it is inten subject ma subject . when i was a kid i used to listen to the radio on the way to school and different things. there was a commercial. i grew up in l.a. there was a commercial for texas motor speedway. it was like sunday, sunday, sunday. you will pay for your seat but you will only need the edge. that is like this movie. you will pay per your seat but you will only need the edge. >> that is going to be in the marketing. i love that. >> it is a good discount. it is perfect. katie: well it is something that keeps you on the edge of your seat the entire time. hugh, you play a man named keller dover. i think what is wonderful about the film is that w

that's what it's about. >> katie and chad met shortly before katie's 18th birthday and say they first boned not over drugs, but over music. >> he always brought his guitar over and he would play the chords to "breakfast at tiffany's" and we'd make up our own lyrics. we'd have full-on conversations about how we felt about each other and lyrics that we would just freestyle. it was cool >> at first i kind of blew her off. i was like, no, she's too young for me, she's too young for me. by the time she was almost 19, i said, you know what, this is going to be my girl, you know. so we moved in together. >> but their drug addictions often made life difficult. >> you're always on the verge of eviction, always late on bills. we've been living on the streets. multiple times in jail because of drug addiction. >> i have a love affair with open thias that i cannot shake. i can't lose her the way i look at it, you know? >> and for chad opiates have proven to be a powerful mistress. >> if i was on a cliff and i had my daughter and my wife in my hand and i'm trying to pull them up and there's a bag o

. >> this is not about katy perry. this is about liberals who on halloween decide kids can't wear cowboy outfits or indian outfits. with katy perry, she's apparently proep rating japanese culture. she's playing a gash sha. that's a woman who is subservient to men. a gash sha tries to please men and make them happy. in liberal circles playing such a woman is a felony. if katy perry were wearing that exact same outfit on that same stage but were kicking men in the head, she would be a feminist icon. >> let me stop you. so if katy perry were. >> it isn't just the japanese culture. she's playing a subservient woman. >> i got it. >> liberals can't tolerate that. they are the cultural police, bill. they have decided what is acceptable for all of us and what is unacceptable for all of us. >> why do they have to hide behind the racist angle that she's a racist? >> i have a theory on that. a lot of these journalists who have been writing about this under the headline is katy perry racist, they are young liberals who missed the

this is not about katy perry. this is about liberals who on halloween, for instance, decide that kids can't wear cowboy outfits or indian outfits because it's appropriating cowboy culture or indian culture. and with katy perry, she is apparently appropriating japanese culture. but that's not what it's really about at all. she is not playing just any old japanese woman. she is playing a geisha, right? and a geisha is a woman who was subservient to men. a geisha tries to please men and make them happy. and in liberal circles, playing such a woman is a felony. if katy perry were wearing that exact same outfit outfit on sta were kicking men in the head she would be a feminist icon. >> so if katy perry were wearing that outfit but was secretly a ninja, all beating up guys she wouldn't be proappropriating in reyesist way the japanese culture. >> it isn't just the japanese culture. she's playing a subservient woman. >> i got it. >> liberals can't tolerate that because they are the cultural police. they are the cultural p

we never know one day to the next. >> katie grace suffers from pull ph. she wears this backpack. her sister designed a teddy bear so she wouldn't feel alone. >> we take this tubing and stick it right there and put a patch over it. >> katie grace's story and dire need for a heart and lung transplant inspired 22-year- old, jeffrey holmes to do more than just display lights on his childhood home. he created a heart for christmas and amazing light display. a total of 30,000 holiday lights. all of them to bring awareness to katie's story. >> she used to live right next door to us so we said here's a wonderful little child of god that could use a lot of help. >> karen is a survivor. four years ago, she had a double lung transplant. >> day-to-day she is testing and hoping to get on the list and we are hoping for her. because ph is so rare. we need to spread the word and i want her to be a survivor like me. >> hundreds of people have visited the light show on the home's one acre property, even katie grace. >> all for you. what do you think about that? >> i like it. >> does it make you ha

>> during this -- katy is a superstar for a reason. >> oh. >> aw. >> and katy? >> you're so sweet. [ laughter ] i think john has a very gentle, authentic touch to everything he does. >> thank you. >> can we go all around? >> and i love you because -- i love it. >> we would love to. it's be so much fun. you guys were fantastic. watch the video again on our website. goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! we'll be right back with robert de niro and sylvester stallone, and their movie "grudge match." good. good answer. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding. yeah, there's one left. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. with u-verse high speed internet. ...are the hands that do good things for the whole commu

but katy perry and john mayer are now together. talking about their love and their first joint interview today on "good morning america." david wright reports. ♪ my boy >> reporter: a loving duet debuted on "good morning america" this morning. ♪ you love who you love >> reporter: the only hint of the turmoil of celebrity romance. >> katy is a superstar for a reason. >> reporter: in real life, katy perry and john mayer may have had their ups and downs, as they told george stephanopoulos today they're emphatically back together. >> the two of you never sat down for a tv interview together. >> we don't know what kind of body language we are supposed to be exhibiting. >> reporter: for two public figures, it's not easy. >> you get too close, too touchy feely. get too far away, they say i don't see chemistry. >> john mayer's music tend to be inclusive and brings people in. katy perry like is a great anthem. and for them to join on a song like this makes a lot of sense. because it is a great time for the two of them. the romance is yo

but katy perry and john mayer are now together. talking about their love and their first joint interview today on "good morning america." david wright reports. ♪ my boy >> reporter: a loving duet debuted on "good morning america" this morning. ♪ you love who you love >> reporter: the only hint of the turmoil of celebrity romance. >> katy is a superstar for a reason. >> reporter: in real life, katy perry and john mayer may have had their ups and downs, as they told george stephanopoulos today they're emphatically back together. >> the two of you never sat down for a tv interview together. >> we don't know what kind of body language we are supposed to be exhibiting. >> reporter: for two public figures, it's not easy. >> you get too close, too touchy feely. get too far away, they say i don't see chemistry. >> john mayer's music tend to be inclusive and brings people in. katy perry likes a great anthem. and for them to join on a song like this makes a lot of sense. because it is a great time for the two of them. the romance is youn

it's about for her personal brand, and katie certainly has one. >> very large katie couric there while we're talking. >> i know. i feel very little. >> marissa mayer has gone down this top talent road, hired david polk. >> megan lieberman. >> if you look at the home page, it's kind of a mishmash of news, celebrities, recipes. one of the top stories today, world's ugliest dog dies. i can't see katie getting into it. >> i bet she could. i would feel sorry for the dog. >> i'm missing the point already? >> you know how many people click on that portal every day? 43 million? in an interview she gooif "glamour" magazine online, katie said it's not about the money but about the reach and she's excited to take advantage of that. she also mentions her cbs interview with sarah palin and said it got much more play online than it movies, series, youtube. can even katie couric draw a big audience to a place like yahoo!? i don't know. >> google gives you everything else that everybody has done and you can see it done. you can see it there. what they're trying to do is not make this a tradition nal t

katy's story coming up. ,, least 2 winners in the big millions jackpot. one of the winning tickets was purchased here.. at jenny'st >>> well, there are at least two winners in the big mega millions jackpot. one of the winning tickets was purchased believe it or not at jenny's gift shop in san jose of all the places in the country. lottery officials tell us another winning ticket was sold in georgia and the jackpot may have climbed to $648 million tonight. the winners won't be able to claim their prize until tomorrow morning at the earliest. >>> check your tickets. here are the winning numbers. 8, 14, 17, 20, 39 and the mega number 7. >>> this is a new one. a harvard student is under arrest tonight. the fbi says he called in a bomb threat to get out of taking a final. officers, fbi ajents and bomb-sniffing dogs swarmed the campus yesterday. four buildings had to be evacuated. the fbi now says a 20-year-old sophomore named aldo kim confessed to sending out those bogus messages to avoid a test. if he's convicted, he faces five years behind bars. >>> a marin

. >> katy is a superstar for a reason. >> aww! >> reporter: in real life, katy perry and john mayer may have had their ups and downs but as they told george stephanopoulos they are emphatically back together. >> the two of you never sat down for a tv interview together? >> yep. we don't quite know exactly what kind of body language we are to be exhibiting. >> reporter: for such public figures it is not easy. >> too much touchy-feely or too far away, i don't see chemistry. >> reporter: there is something about peers finding romance in real life. beyonce and jay-z come to mind, pop royalty and the king and queen seem to be in perfect harmony on stage and off. >> i just want to try one thing. >> reporter: but it can be tricky as "twilight" star kristen stewart found out, the

it's about for her personal brand, and katie certainly has one. >> very large katie couric there while we're talking. >> i know. i feel very little. >> marissa mayer has gone down this top talent road, hired david polk. >> megan lieberman. >> if you look at the home page, it's kind of a mishmash of news, celebrities, recipes. one of the top stories today, world's ugliest dog dies. i can't see katie getting into it. >> i bet she could. i would feel sorry for the dog. >> i'm missing the point already? >> you know how many people click on that portal every day? 43 million? in an interview she gooif "glamour" magazine online, katie said it's not about the money but about the reach and she's excited to take advantage of that. she also mentions her cbs interview with sarah palin and said it got much more play online than it ever did on cbs news. >> well, you know, it's no secret that audiences are migrating from-tv to the web, but i think that's mostly the area of entertainment. movies, series, youtube. can even katie couric draw a big audience to a place like yahoo!? i don't know. >> google

. >> 11-year-old katie grace loves to hang out with her friends and family. being together this season holds even more meaning. >> it's a roller coaster. we never know one day to the next. >> katie grace suffers from pulmonary hypertension or ph and is awaiting a life-saving heart/lung transplant. >> from now we're on the last step of the journey. >> she was diagnosed with ph six years ago and wears this backpack to carry her iv medicine that goes to her heart. katie grace's story and dire need for a heart/lung transplant inspeiered 22-year-old jeffrey holmes to do more than just display lights on his childhood home. he created a heart for christmas. a total of 30,000 holiday lights, all of them to bring awareness to katie's story. >> she used to live right next door to us so we said here's a wonderful little child of god who could use a lot of help. >> hundreds of people have visited the musical lights show on the home's one-acre property, even katie grace. >> it's all for you. what do you think about that? >>> i like it. >> does it make you happy? >> yeah.

. >> reporter: and katie plays a prank. >> that's really nice. what's up? katie, what did you do? >> reporter: just like on the show. >> high-five. >> reporter: and one special surprise for her family. >> katie, i got one surprise for your brother and sister. we have some sculptures of you guys, right? with her chemo completed, katie is cancer-free. looking forward to a future at sweet, as her special wish. >> thank you, chris. here is buddy right now. how are you? >> how are you doing? how are you? big hugs. i love it. well, you know we had a little surprise for your family yesterday. so, why don't we unveil it. what do you think? come check it out. >> come look at it. come on, guys. >> come check it out. >> so, we wanted to sculpt your brother and sister on a cake with you. and we wanted to just -- i had such an amazing time with katie. and i mean, look at the job she did, george. she's like a professional over there. >> perfect. was it fun? yeah. >> and working with make-a-wish touches my heart. they do so many great things for so many great families, like katie and her family.

katie perry is using her celebrity status. she offs more than just a famous face. it's constantly been looking for ways to highlight their plight. 60 years ago it tried what was then a novel approach. it was in 1954, that danny can then one of the most famous actors and singers became the first ever goodwill ambassador for the children's offense unicef. his path was followed by many others over the years. stars from hollywood. odd ray hepburn to angelina jolie. my name is roger moore, and i'm a goodwill ambassador l door for unicef. >> other the years they have not only been packed with top politicians many celebrities have come to visit u.n. head guarders here in new york. in this building you never know who you will butch into. so why kid she take the job? >> i have a lot of attention, and a lot of spotlight. and it would be so easy and so lazy for me to put that spotlight on something that is kind of material, or funny, or not really meaningful. but what i do want to do is take this extra attention, and put it on something that is that illumination, that needs t

the latest goodwill ambassador to be announced by unicef, the pop star katy perry. so why did she take the job? >> i have a lot of attention and spotlight, and it would be so easy and lazy for me to put that spotlight on something that is kind of, you know, material or funny or not really meaningful, but what i do want to do is i want to take all of the extra attention and put it on something that needs that imillumination and light. ♪ >> reporter: some may question her incite on the issues facing children around the world, but not her impact. and it is clear that the idea slepty ambassadors is getting a new boost. katy perry has 60 million likes on her facebook page. >> when she tweets it's really interesting, because she'll get something like 5 to 6,000 engagements whether it's retweeted or favorites or people tweeting back, and unicef has come out and said they want to engage a younger audience, and katy perry is perfect for that. >> reporter: so in this new age of communication, the celebrity's social media reach gives the un a big boost, just compare katy per

. >>> reporter: 11-year-old katie grovener loves to hang out with friends and family. being together this season holds even more meaning. >> it's a roller coaster. we never know one day to the next. >> reporter: katie grace suffers from pulmonary hypertension or ph, and is awaiting a life saving heart, lung transplant. >> now we're on the last step of the journey. >> reporter: she was diagnosed with ph six years ago and wears this backpack to carry her iv medicine to her heart. katie grace's story and dire need for a heart-lung transplant inspired 22-year-old jeffrey holmes to do more than just show lights, he created a heart for christmas an amazing light display. a total of 30,000 christmas lights all of them to bring awareness to katie's story. >> she used to live next door to us and so we said here's a wonderful little child of god who could use a lot of help. >> reporter: hundreds of people have visited the musical light show on the holmes' one acre property even katie grace. >> it's all for you. what do you think about that? >> i like it. >> reporter: does it mak

i'm katie pavlich in for judge jeanine pirro. from budget grid lack to the obamacare key bait to white house scandals, 2013 was quite a year for the beltway and the obama administration. we take a look at 2014. >> reporter: in president obama's second inaugural address, he laid out his agenda for a second term but tackled a speech -- >> we all are created equal. >> reporter: several monies later as protesters from both sides flooded the steps of the supreme court, two 5-4 rulings from the justices granted greater rights to gay couples, while also ruling california's voter approved ban on same-sex marriages as unconstitutional. >> and to the justices of the supreme court, thank you for affirming the principle of equal justice under the war. >> reporter: same-sex marriage is still up to individual states. >> the message is very clear. if you do not pro actively act to protect marriage, activist politicians and judges will redefine it from under you. >> reporter: meanwhile a freshman congress was sworn in in january, republicans mak

. >> katie: i bet. i can't wait to see them. >> hope: so, uh, what, did you and liam switch offices? [ chuckles ] >> katie: no, no. i was in here with him earlier, and i just decided to come by and pick up a few things. >> hope: okay, well, i'm sure he's just running around the building, so i'll wait for him. >> katie: actually, um, i think he might have left for the day.

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we are so grateful for katy perry for answering us. i'm sure there so many people and children that want to reach her and we are glad olivia made that impact. >>> i have a brother who died when he was 21 and i have no video of him talking. as the years have gone by, i can't remember his voice and to have it on tape t has to be a powerful thing. >> i'm having goose bumps because that was one of my biggest fears. for technology and to have her voice and all the pictures and the videos and the things that we have even from when she was younger. i'm so grateful. >> is it too painful to watch them or do you watch them? >> i watch them. we have a rule. she doesn't want me to watch them at night before bed. it's hard. i feel like i know she would want us to watch them and enjoy them and she would always say to me, mommy, you have to be strong. you have other kids. i keep hearing what she said to me. really she just is propelling us forward with this whole live wise fund. >> even when she got the diagnosis, she remained strong in the face of t

the latest goodwill ambassador to be announced by unicef, the pop star katy perry. so why did she take the job? >> i have a lot of attention and spotlight, and it would be so easy and lazy for me to put that spotlight on something that is kind of, you know, material or funny or not really meaningful, but what i do want to do is i want to take all of the extra attention and put it on something that needs that illumination, that needs that light. ♪ >> reporter: some may question her incite on the issues facing children around the world, but not her impact. and it's here that the idea of celebrity ambassadors is getting a new boost. katy perry has 49 million followers on twitter, 60 million likes on her facebook page. >> when she tweets show -- she'll get something like 5 to 6,000 engagements. her following tends to skew younger than think traditional following. >> yay! [ applause ] >> reporter: so in this new age of communication, the celebrities social media reach gives the un a big boost. just compare katy perry's followerings on twitter, with old media, 60 millio

we want to go back to nbc's katy tur live outside a wendy's. what a difference 30 minutes makes. >> reporter: about a hundred people are protesting at this wendy's and they tried to shut it down. there's security inside and pretty effective getting no one able to walk into this wendy's during the afternoon rush and the lunch rush, if you will. they were chanting a moment ago, we can't survive off $7.25 and that's the heart of the issue. they're saying that $7.25 and the minimum wage is not enough to live on. they're asking for $15 an hour and calling that an actual living wage. many of these workers you might think are teenagers, most are over women over the age of 28. they're capped at $35 an hour. fast food corporation say a raise in their wages like that, $15 an hour just isn't possible. it's not feasible. they say they won't be able to operate and that they'll have to pass down the hike on to the consumers, raising the price of food. there are no hard numbers on this, thomas, but there are estimates throughout that say a burger could go fro

that, you know, reached out to get to katy perry was amazing and we're so grateful for katy perry to answer us because i'm sure there is so many children and people that want to reach her, and we're glad olivia made that i'm pack. >> there is also must be -- i have a brother who died when i was 21 and he was 23, and i have no video of him. there is no video of him talking and that's something that sort of as the years have gone by, i can't remember his voice and to have her voice on tape is got to be such a powerful thing. >> oh my god, i'm having goose bumps because that was one of my biggest fears and i just for technology today and to have her voice and all the pictures and the video and the things that we have, even from when she was younger is -- i'm just so grateful for that. >> is it too painful to watch them now or do you like watching them? >> i watch them -- we kind of have a rule. she doesn't want me to watch them at night before bed because i'm like -- yeah, it's hard. but i just feel like i know she would want us to watch them and enjoy them and she would always say to m

good luck to katie. >> sounds good. >> does. >> sounds great. with the neighborhood, that's awesome. >> i don't have an idea what they sing. >> is that on your ipod? captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> ridge: [ sighs ] so, have you talked to katie? >> brooke: yes, of course. i mean, she was very hurt, so we're just taking -- >> ridge: i'm sorry to interrupt you. i-i got to ask you something. what is wrong with you? first bridget and now katie. it's your family. they trust you. they count on you. and they believe in you more than anyone else in the world. but you just take whatever you want whenever you want it... do

and yeah, we're so grateful for katy perry to answering us. because i'm sure there are so many children and people that want to reach her. and we're glad olivia made that impact. >> it's just so must be -- i have a brother who died when i was 21 and he was 23. and i have no video of him. there's no video of him talking. that's something that's sort of as the years have gone by i sort of can't remember what his voice sounds like. and to have her voice on tape it's got to be such a powerful thing. >> oh, my god. i'm haves have goose bumps. because that was one of my biggest fierce. for technology today and to have her voice and all the pictures and the videos and the things that we have even from when she was younger, i'm just so grateful for that. >> is it too painful to watch them now? or do you like watching them? >> i watch them. we kind of have a rule. she doesn't want me to watch them at night before bed. because yeah, it's hard. but i just feel like i know she would want us to watch them and enjoy them. she would always say to me, mom, yo

go. >> katie was born in taiwan with a congenital condition. like many amputeas who have grown up without, she was concerned about comfort. >> yes. >> what was the reason? >> i knew i was going to college. i wanted people's first impression of me not to be a person with a disability or an amputation but, also, wanted to see how it would feel like to have two hands or the closest thing that i could. >> the island technology is the closest many patients can come to the dexterity of a real hand. for jason possible? >> i am going to try. >> despite having lost both of his arms in an electrical accident, he is willing to try just about anything sometimes using his more durable hooks around the farm. other times, with his ilimbs. he has become al fuel tester, making him one of the first people in the entire world to have two by onic arms. >> jason is one of those rare birds that has not only the motivation and the will to move forward but he has a great personality. he is willing to talk to other people about his experience, what he has been through,

katie utehs first reporter on the scene and katie, we are hearing that the fire was definitely challenging for our firefighters. are you there katie? >> reporter: that is right. because of budget cuts the second engine from station 20 just eight blocks away from our location here at 90th avenue and eighth street was unable to respond. the manufacture home where this started presented extra challenges to firefighters because of the nature of that building. fires spread quickly until manufactured homes. it jumped to the home to the right where firefighters are still working to cut into the roof to make sure there are no hot spots in that home. it also spread to the building to the left of the manufactured home. and the commotion woke up neighbors early this morning. >> i woke up to a big noise. you hear firefighters. the first house that caught on fire was a small house. when i came outside they said someone was yelling for help. that it was the woman. i also heard that someone was moving in and the things were there. and i 1:two other houses catching on fire. >> reporter: neighbors shared t

good morning, cornell. >> reporter: good morning, katie. a beautiful sight up here in the santa cruz mountains. a winter wonderland? maybe not. it is beautiful all the same. a light dusting of snow fallen up here near boulder creek and right on top of this christmas tree farm. how's that for being totally appropriate? in fact, we were here when it started snowing just outside of boulder creek. light flurries falling on empire grade road. only lasted about ten minutes but it really was a beautiful sight. in fact, the owner of the christmas tree farm says he will absolutely take it. >> it's great for people, people are coming up when it's snowing. you love it to come up. >> reporter: nice for a christmas tree when it's snowing, right? >> it gives them that. right atmosphere. >> reporter: and look at this. sky 7 hd with a fly over mt. hamilton. found a blanket of white near the lick observatory f. you want to come up to the santa cruz mountains or mt. hamilton, do it sooner than later. i checked out my abc 7 weather app. it says 40 degrees up

now the singer katy perry has taken on the job. james bays explains. >> reporter: out there its existence the un has been trying to help the most needy people in the world, and has constantly been looking for ways to highlight their plots. 60 years ago it tried what was then a novel approach. it was in 1954 that danny kay then one of the world's most famous actors and singers became the first-ever un ambassador for unicef. his path was followed by many others over the years. singers and sports stars, acting as celebrity ambassadors messengers of goodwill, and even one special agent. >> my name is moore, roger moore and i'm a goodwill ambassador for unicef. >> reporter: the corridors over the years have been packed with diplomats and many celebrities have come here. in this building you never know who you are going to bump into. the latest goodwill ambassador to be announced the pop star katy perry. why did she take the job? >> i have a lot of attention, and a lot of spotlight, and it would be so easy and so lazy for me to put that

i will provide an overview of the report and katie who is staff on the project and then i can respond to questions or provide more details. could we get the laptop here? great. thank you. quickly the scope of the analysis. we were asked by our office and you supervisor mar how sfmta bicycle strategy strategic plan could be funded and implemented. how much of the current capital and operating budgets are now allocated to bicycle mode projects? how projects and funding is prioritized by sfmta by mode -- in other words how bicycle projects are decided on? we're asked to look how sfmta delivers its projects and if there is room in improvement and project delivery, and we were asked to compare san francisco investment in bicycle infrastructure and projects with other cities in the u.s.. to start with we looked at the strategic plan and the large goals of sfmta from their strategic plan they have established the goal of decreasing private auto use to 50% of all trips by 2018 -- scenario and that has a price tag of $191 million and if implemented is expected to increase bicycle mode share fr

nbc's katy tur is there for us tonight. katy, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. we're here in big sur on the famous highway 1 where ash has been raining down all day long. the ocean is just three miles that way, and up here on the ridge is where the fire is. you can see the heavy smoke. you can even see pockets of flames between the trees, only a few feet from us. 30 to 40 homes are being threatened right now. 15 already destroyed, including the fire chief's. in a state famous for its wildfires, big sur is infamous. where the ocean meets the sea, it's some of california's most rugged and difficult-to-protect terrain, and when offshore winds drove the blaze to the doorstep of fire chief martha carston's home, she knew it was too late. >> when i walked out the front door, the embers and ashes were actually pretty much coming by my front door. >> it was just too much fire too fast, and we couldn't save the house. we tried. everybody tried really hard. >> reporter: now, this is all that's left. >> i guess i'm mentally prepared to deal with what i have left which is p

katie utehs is out there. getting more information about how this all started and the condition of the people who live inside. we'll check in with her in just a moment. it is friday the 13th. december 13th i'm pam cook. >> good morning, everybody i'm brian flores in for dave clark today. kind of a chilly start to this friday the 13th. >> as it has been. >> yeah. rosemary is in for steve. i guess we are talking about a warmup. >> you are right it took us several days but we have crawled our way back to the seasonal average. i expect that is what we all hit for this afternoon. this morning we are waking up with chilly temperatures and it is the sixth spare the air day. 31 degrees in fairfield. 25 in napa. 29 santa rosa and 34 in novato. so freezing and sub freezing again this morning. 31 in concord. around the bay not as bad. 40-degrees in oakland. upper 30s in half-moon bay. in addition to the cool temperatures i'm seeing a little bit of patchy fog out there and partly cloudy skies. and to the north we are seei

go. >> katie was born in taiwan with a congenital condition. like many amputeas who have grown up without, she was concerned about comfort. >> at 16, you started using a prosththetic. >> yes. >> what was the reason? >> i knew i was going to college. i wanted people's first impression of me not to be a person with a disability or an amputation but, also, wanted to see how it would feel like to have two hands or the closest thing that i could. >> the island technology is the closest many patients can come to the dexterity of a real hand. for jason cogur, thet they are possible? >> i am going to try. >> despite having lost both of his arms in an electrical accident, he is willing to try just about anything sometimes using his more durable hooks around the farm. other times, with his ilimbs. he has become al fuel tester, making him one of the first people in the entire world to have two by onic arms. >> jason is one of those rare birds that has not only the motivation and the will to move forward but he has a great personality. he is willing to tal

katie, thanks. >>> we turn now to other news on this monday night. this is the big day every year for online christmas shopping. otherwise known as cyber monday. early numbers show shopping on the web is up over last year so far. over the holiday weekend the national retail federation says 141 million of us went shopping. just a slightly larger number than last year. enough to cause frenzies, even violence in some places as we saw. we learned today black friday spending was down for the first time in seven years. down 2.7% according to the early figures. john yang has the story for us tonight from chicago. john, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. it appears the big box store strategy of opening early on thursday may have come at the expense of black friday. we learned at brick and mortar stores on friday, traffic dr dropped 11% from last year. sales down 13%. those who did shop were focused on bargains. the average shopper spent about $407. that's about $16 less than the year before. increasingly, shoppers expect more and deeper discount

play that well content with me katie this week protests continue in ukraine over kiev decision not to side. free trade agreement we got a correspondent on the ground to get to that in just a minute to get the details on that one we've also got an adverse three to five years since quantitative easing first began with the situation now as well as corporate news ryanair is making its way to my sky this is john thomas is on the way he'll give us a sneak in his paw very i want to bitcoin games are great for some not so exciting for others so there's laws coming up with that start talk about the ukraine. so the e.u. eastern partnership summit in lithuania it came off this week ukraine's rejection of the free trade zone took center stage meanwhile protests in ukraine over kiev decision not to sign the deal continue. in kiev for us we've got paul scott vilnius to tell us exactly what's going on on the ground. hi that poll sign no idea what exactly happened. while heading into the two day summit in vilnius katie i don't think hopes were particularly high of a last minute u. turn key of decisio

i love katy perry. i don't love her political views. i adore her. i have additions if i was katy, fluffy pillows, big bottle of vodka, six pack of fresca. bubble bath. michelle and bradley that do our hair and makeup here, i'd want them in the room. >> i didn't know who this woman was until i saw the pictures of her. she's all right. >> what i'd like in my dressing room would be this, movies that are not necessarily g rated, certainly not g rated. a personal masseuse, preferly korean. i would like to have a hairdresser. by the way i was going to raise that. porter said, our executive producer said you could raise her name. >> she's amazing. >> when you mean korean you mean kim jong un, right? >> what kind of food lagoons. whatever they are. >> what about doughnuts. >> i just thought about this. >> a bikini wax? >> gross. do you think about these things. that really creeps me out. >> i thought that would take care of your -- >> bob, i can't. how can we do an hour of this. okay. any way -- here's what i like. now you've ruined it. i loves to tis toes

i love katy perry. i don't love her political views. i adore her. i have additions if i was katy, fluffy pillows, big bottle of vodka, six pack of fresca. bubble bath. michelle and bradley that do our hair and makeup here, i'd want them in the room. >> i didn't know who this woman was until i saw the pictures of her. she's all right. >> what i'd like in my dressing room would be this, movies that are not necessarily g rated, certainly not g rated. a personal masseuse, preferly korean. i would like to have a hairdresser. by the way i was going to raise that. porter said, our executive producer said you could raise her name. >> she's amazing. >> when you mean korean you mean kim jong un, right? >> what kind of food lagoons. whatever they are. >> what about doughnuts. >> i just thought about this. >> a bikini wax? >> gross. do you think about these things. that really creeps me out. >> i thought that would take care of your -- >> bob, i can't. how can we do an hour of this. okay. any way -- here's what i like. now you've ruined it. i loves to tis toes

rape survivor katie costner. >> it's actually katie kessner. >> thank you. founder of take back the night and rape survivor jessica brown. your reaction to attorney tim jansen's interview. wendy, how did you see it? >> look, did he not tell the truth consistently at all. and i think it was pretty shocking, frankly, to hear him misstate such important evidence. let me say one simple thing. i've been doing this work for decades. when someone reports that a serious crime happened and there is no motive to lie, which apparently everybody agrees is true here -- there's no motive for the victim to lie -- and she reports it right away and the perpetrator takes the fifth, i would say already we've got a big thumb on the scale in favor of the victim. what we also have here, as you pointed out -- you also pointed out very emphatically, as well you should, when it's a big football school or division i or ivy league school, you have to be extra deferential to the victim. why? it happens more at those schools and disproportionately by athletes and we know 5% of victims r

rape survivor katie costner. >> it's actually katie kessner. >> thank you. founder of take back the night and rape swreska brojessica bro. your reaction to attorney tim jansen's interview. wendy, how did you see it? >> look, did he not tell the truth consistently at all. and i think it was pretty shocking, frankly, to hear him misstate such important evidence. let me say one simple thing. i've been doing this work for decades. when someone reports that a serious crime happened and there is no motive to lie, which apparently everybody agrees is true here -- there's no motive for the victim to lie -- and she reports it right away and the perpetrator takes the fifth, i would say already we've got a big thumb on the scale in favor of the victim. what we also have here, as you pointed out -- you also pointed out very emphatically, as well you should, when it's a big football school or division i or ivy league school, you have to be extra deferential to the victim. why? it happens more at those schools and disproportionately by athletes and we know 5% of victims r

katie. >> francis, thank you. we have developing news in oakland a shooting victim is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the victim was shot in east oakland on 96th avenue near bancroft avenue last night. he was shot at least once, possibly in the head. they described the person's condition as grave. neighbors reported hearing about 20 shots fired and police are asking any within koss tom forward. so far no news on any possible suspects. >> one thing after another for the family of a 13-year-old girl on life support. this morning a new facility is offering to take jahi mcmath but the question remains who will perform the medical procedures needed to move her 678 we have the latest from children's hospital. >> the fight to keep jahi mcmath on a ventilator led to a with war of words. the family wants to move jahi to another facility for long-term care. >> if they want to move the body of this individual, we will do everything in our power as long as it's legally and medically correct to help them. >> bu

now singer katy perry has taken on the job. james bays has more. >> throughout its existence the u.n. has been trying to help the most needy people in the world and has been looking for ways to highlight the plight. >> 60 years ago it tried what was then a novel approach. it was in 1964 the danny kay, one of the world's famous actors and singers became the first goodwill ambassador for uni self, and his path was followed by many others. stars from hollywood. >> from audrey hepburn to angelina jolie. sijers and sports stars acting -- singers and sports stars acting as ambassadors and each an agent. >> my name is moore, roger moore, an agent for the united nations. >> the corridors have been packed with politicians and documents. many celebrities visited u.n. headquarters in new york. in this building you never know who you will bump into. the latest goodwill ambassador, the pop star katy perry. >> i have a lot of attention and spotlight. it would be easy and lazy for me to put that on something that is kind of, you know, materia

they pray for people who are sick. >> when you approached katie, katie, you were praying out loud for a while. you had your mom on the phone. father came up, he begins to pray with you as well? >> yes. and anoints you. you get out of the car and you've been rehabbing, i understand. you then have august 4th the accident, your birthday is when? >> september 20th. >> so katie has her birthday party who shows up? >> father dowling, yes. >> interesting thing, though, had you seen him? >> i had seen him the week after the accident, i was in icu, it was a very short visit, and i do remember it, but it is one of those few things i remember from icu. i'm so thankful we got to meet and on my 20th birthday we really got to talk about that day and it was so special to me. >> your angel remained a mist troy so many because you didn't want credit, you didn't want to come forward. >> i didn't -- i don't watch television much. i'm literally too busy. and a week went by and one of the priests told me, they're looking for you. told one of the priests, no -- >> you're a wanted man. >> they're looking fo

and katy perry is the perfect person to do that. >> yay! [ applause ] >> reporter: in this new age of communication, the celebrity's social media reach gives the un a big boost. just compare katy perry's followering on twitter with old mia. 60 million people is almost five times more than the print circulation of the best-selling newspaper in the world. >> 49 million -- okay. >>> in london the man credited with helping the allies win world war ii has been credited with a pardon. he is considered the father of modernment computing and vital to the creation of artificial intelligence. >>> most of the time we think of crowd sourcing as a way to fund projects. but in nepal it is be used to provide essential health services. >> reporter: at the community hospital, up to 500 people come for treatment every day. people here say the hospital has been god send. it's services are free and it refers come by -- complicated cases to other hospitals. >> translator: we have people from all over who come here. >> reporter: the hospital was built after thre

katie marzullo was first on the scene and joins us with that story. katie? >> it happened at this intersection which was closed for two hours this morning because of it. it was a very dangerous crash. the person who caused it may have gotten away if not for an employee at the hilton hotel. at 5:45 a san jose police officer was behind the wheel his patrol car and waiting when, bam, a speeding cadillac hits him. both cars slide into the intersection leaving a pool of broken glass. both the officer and driver are hurt and the driver tries to run. >> got out of the car and attempted to flee. >> the injured officer yelled for the man to stop the he got unexpected help. >> a security guard at the hilton hotel tackled the suspect. >> the fast acting security guard is lucky. he could have been caught in the crash. >> a security officers was standing outside the officer's car chatting with him late rally just stepped back as the officer was ready to leave and stepped on the sidewalk and very fortunate that is when the accident occurred. >> the guard went home to slee