he takes his wife amanda off life support. she passes away two months after her 25th birthday. the ntsb hasn't released its final report on the cause of the crash, but kyle franklin says he believes something caused the engine to flood. once the plane is in trouble, he and amanda had precious little time to react. >> from the time that the engine developed a problem from the time that they were on the ground was a matter of five or six seconds. she was standing on the top wing when they crashed into the brush she was inside the front cockpit. >> they leveled out so that amanda could get back inside the cockpit. >> he had to get amanda back in the airplane before he actually could adjust his direction, otherwise she might have fallen off the wing. >> and then as he tried to make his way back into the open area, he didn't have enough altitude so he went down in the brush just across that -- across the runway. >> after the wreckage is cleared, the crash site provides clues as to what split-second decisions kyle made in an attempt to save and amanda's lives. >> this is where the pl

[gunshots] someone was in bed with amanda hunsaker the night she died. right. up till now, we assumed it was a man. ok, suppose it was dixie. ok. disgusting, but ok. let's say dixie put the drain cleaner in her pills. say someone paid her to do it. sure, she thinks, fine. amanda swallows a couple of downers, and... she's dead. then dixie-- if it was her. if it was her. she's got plenty of time to spritz the place up and get out, whatever. except amanda jumps out the window. or dixie pushes her. you know, either way. either way, she has to make a quick exit because the body's public, sohe hauls ass downstai. people are coming out, saying, "what's happened?" somebody spots her. she says, "shoot!" that's right. she actually stops and says, "shoot." the point being that now she has to cover herself! right. so she grabs the nearest flatfoot she can find and says, "officer, officer, i saw the whole thing!" right! right. ah, that's really pretty thin! that's very thin. what the hell? thin's my middle name. your wife's cooking, i'm not surprised. what? nothin'. remarks

. >> lowery's daughter amanda is 3 years old when he's arrested. with his imprisonment and divorce, he becomes nothing more than a memory. >> i had this one picture of amanda when she was in kindergarten. i put it in a special place and that's all i saw of her. >> desperate for a meaningful relationship, he writes letters to amanda. >> i didn't think she was receiving them because i was getting no letters back from her or anybody else. i was just thinking the worst. they're just throwing them in the trash. >> another inmate suggests he write a journal to his daughter. he fills volumes. with time, the old eddie lowery dies and is reborn as prisoner number 37839. he gets big. gets tattooed and learns to fit in. >> i got me a job in there working as a silk screen printer. printing neighborhood watch signs. stop signs and yield signs and things like that. >> after serving six years, lowery goes before the parole board, but parole is denied. the board insists parolees admit guilt and take responsibility for the crime. and that's one thing lowery won't d

amanda foreman? guest: right. there is absolutely no chance was whether for ukip, united kingdom independence party, to have any impact. it is to party -- two small. it is a single-issue party and single issue parties cannot have a chance and bridges elections -- british election. that is not to say they cannot take votes away from the conservative party, and possibly other parties, but mostly the conservative party which might aid the conservatives' opponents. but the issue itself, what britain should be doing with the european union, is a very hot- button topic. for years and years, the so- called euro skeptics, the journalists, critics, bankers, politicians, who argued that the kind of integration that brussels was calling for would end up producing an unholy mess, were ignored and laughed at. it is now -- now these critics are seen as profits. is there going to be a european superstate with perhaps just 10, 12, or 16 countries and then a european alter ring? if you were to put it in american terms, you would h

this is her third candlelight vigil for amanda. when i asked her how long shield keep it up, she said as long as it takes to stop bullying and stop tone age suicide. abc7 news. >> coming up next, a huge target on the back of newt gingrich during last night's republican presidential debate. was anybody able to steal the spotlight in iowa? and an evasion of santas in the bay area. why thousands were in san francisco. why settle for a one-note cereal? ♪ more, more, more... get more with honey bunches of oats 4 nutritious grains come together for more taste, more healthy satisfaction. get more with honey bunches of oats. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> it's a morning of assessing and reassessing after last night's gop presidential debate. conservative credentials came into question for the candidates in iowa. and newt gingrich came out swinging in defense of his frontrunner status. abc's karen traverse reports. >> newt gingrich came in a bullseye on his back, but he ended up throwing the first punches. m

amanda's family released a statement saying amanda is satisfied with the opinion app and they take heart in the strength of her proclamation of her innocence. she is now writing a book of her account. >> how far along is she? >> she kept a journal behind bars. she's been keeping notes and writing letters. all of this will be for a book, much in demand right now. >> 21 publishing houses going after it? >> many, many, many. almost more than anybody else who has written a book lately. >> incredible. >>> coming up, josh's "play of the day." and new steals and deals for christmas, only for "gma" viewers. [ nicole ] the holidays can be a lot of things. but they should always be comfortable. [ nicole ] how do they feel? [ woman ] they feel wicked good. 'cause it's the wicked good slipper. [ nicole ] my name is nicole waite. i sell wicked good slippers. and the holidays are made here at l.l.bean, where your order ships for free. cigarette? you coming? umm, nah you go ahead. i'm good. alright. ♪ [ male announcer ] every time you say no to a cigarette, you celebrate a little win. nicorette mini

this is her third candlelight vigil for amanda. when i asked her how long shield keep it up, she said as long as it takes to stop bullying and stop tone age suicide. abc7 news. >>> up next, a huge target on back of newt gingrich during last night's republican presidential debate. was anybody able to steal the spotlight in iowa? and an evation of santas in the bay area. bay area. why thousands were in look what denny's left for my dad, santa! christmas cookie pancakes. milk & cookies shake. i think santa needs a helper. come try arthur christmas's favorites. only at denny's. and see arthur christmas only in theaters. >> it's a morning of assessing and reassessing after last night's gop presidential debate. conservative credentials came into question for the candidates in iowa. and newt gingrich came out swinging in defense of his frontrunner status. abc's karen traverse reports. >> newt gingrich came in a bulls eye on his back but he ended up throwing the first penches. mitt romney was given a chance to boyle it down. where does he

>> amanda knox i think is very, very important. we read 143-page what's called a motivation by appeals judge and demonstrated unlike american courts how perverted some judicial systems are in terms of safeguards. safeguards meaning the right to cross-examination, the right against self-incrimination. the good news is that the italian appeals court looked at the mistakes made by the trial court, no motive, no weapon, even criticizing amanda knox about her underwear. the bottom line is she was freed but it demonstrated the difference between the two judicial systems. >> let's look at that list one more time. while we do, richard, you had very strong opinions on lindsay lohan in and out of court but she did not, amazingly make your list. >> she's on number five, fred. >> i am seeing that. she's on the top. number five. >> it was very tough between warren jeffs and her. you know, we were just glued every time it seemed you turned on the tv, there she was. there she was again in court violating probation, violating probation. these judg

i understand. fmf]n] >>> all right, amanda, a tractor-trailer coming down the road. get ready. >> you can probably guess what this next suspected sex predator does for a living. >> let him turn off the engine. he won't be able to hear anything until he cuts the engine. let's let him get down. >> he's a 41-year-old truck driver from fayetteville, georgia. joseph myreck. he thinks a 15-year-old girl is inside ready to have sex with him. >> oh, you made it. come on in. just get something laundry out. >> his screen name is too graphic to use. he says, when it comes to sex, is there any position you like best? the person pretending to be the 15-year-old says, i only did the one. he says, we'll try others. when the decoy said it's awesome he's bringing the big truck. he says, i don't want your mom finding out. because it would mess up a good thing. >> that's a big truck you got. how you drive that thing? >> it's like driving a car. >> i would love to go for a ride sometime. >> i'd love taking you. >> where exactly were you going to take her in that truck of yours? >> i was

amanda! amanda clarke no longer exists. before he died, he left a road map for revenge that led me to the people who destroyed our lives. i'm lydia davis. we met briefly on the beach. at the southfork inn. (victoria) you could've had anyone, and you knew she was my closest friend! frank, would you please talk to these men? are you mr. grayson? no. i work for him. did i just hear emily? (tyler) she said that she had to cancel dinner. in revenge as inife, every action has an equal and opposite reaction. in the end, the guilty always fall. (woman screams) (people shouting and screaming) (people speaking indistinctly) (telephone beeps) thank you for standing guard last night, frank. were you able to sleep? not much. any leads as to who abducted dr. banks? as of this morning, she was still unable or unwilling to identify her attacker. victoria, don't worry. i won't let anything happen to you. conrad's flying home this morning. no, he's not. his jet never left the hangar. he spent the night in the city. with lydia? what's this? i

amanda is with the living home ministries. so, amanda, what's going on tonight? >> we'll have a military tree lighting ceremony to honor those who are currently serving, those who have sack cry fiesed the ultimate price. we have a special time where we willÑiÑi honor the veterans, haa special time with thexdxd milit. weÑi willñ23çó have a bugler. >> reporter: what's going on after the ceremony? >> we'll have refreshments, cookies, hot chocolate and the great gift giveaway. that gives pan -- an opportunity for them to get gifts for family and friends. they can come to a place where they can have their presence all figured out. >> reporter: i talked to your husband about donation. if they want to get involved how do they do so. >> our church sponsors it. we're on old york road. we have our tree donated from frosty tree farms. that was a blessing. you can contact the living hope ministry. >> reporter: how are you in partnership? >> this is where we hold the satellite location. we have our church building on old york road. then we also have service at 11:30 at

. >>> a bomb shell in the amanda knox ordeal. a judge comes out saying prosecutors in the orange case never had solid evidence -- original case never had solid evidence. it comes from the appeal court and leaves no doubt about his decision to set them treatment of knox returned home to the states two months ago after serving four years in an italian prison. the court was critical of amanda's interrogation which lasted nearly 50 hours over several days. >> stress, psychological pressure and there was no true reliability to anything. >> the judge's decis talked about the absence of a murder weapon, faulty dna and if knox was at the crime scene. >>> a federal judge sentenced barry bonds to 30 days of house arrest and two years probation but she delayed the sentencingedding an appeal. a jury convicted bonds of giving misleading testimony to a jury. >>> more trouble for an annapolis man accused of scamming local schools. abc2 news was the first to tell you about the arrest of joseph gill after two queen anne's schools paid him. anothe

shortly after, i spoke to her dad, curt knox. >> reporter: how is amanda doing? >> well, it she is doing remarkably well, and she has not mized a beat with the family, and that is nice to see. >> how is she handling her adjustment? >> well, she is adjusting and reconnecting with the family and friends and sisters and so on and so forth, so it seems to be really working out favorably right now, and hopefully it will continue in that direction. >> it sure does. has she thought, and it seems almost obscenely early to ask, but so many are curious, does she plan to go back to school, or has she thought at all about what she might do next? >> well, you know, with this whole circumstance, and what she experienced i think that at some point in time down the road, she going to be some type of an activist for wrongfully convicted people, and, you know, she does quantity to finish her degree through the university of washingt washington. it is a matter of, you know, when that gets to work out and, you know, how she continues to progress. >> well, we all hope that she does.

shortly after, i spoke to her dad, curt knox. >> how is amanda doing? >> well, it she is doing remarkably well, and she has not missed a beat with the family, and that is nice to see. >> how is she handling her adjustment? >> well, she is adjusting and reconnecting with the family and friends and sisters and so on and so forth, so it seems to be really working out favorably right now, and hopefully it will continue in that direction. >> it sure does. has she thought, and it seems almost obscenely early to ask, but so many are curious. does she plan to go back to school, or has she thought at all about what she might do next? >> well, you know, with this whole circumstance, and what she experienced i think that at some point in time down the road, she going to be some type of an activist for wrongfully convicted people, and, you know, she does want to finish her degree through the university o washington. it is a matter of, you know, when that gets to work out and, you know, how she continues to progress. >> well, we all hope that she does. it is an amaz

finally, amanda knox recently cleared in italy for murdering her roommate has hired a lawyer to land a book deal, the same lawyer that handled book deals for the last three presidents, tony blair and sarah palin. >>> the chargers suddenly awake. the bruins keep winning. the finalist for college football's biggest trophy. professional hockey is a tough sport but this is ridiculous. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> we have all the cold air in the middle of the country, wet weather in the east. the two are going to meet up for possibly some snow. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." you disgust me. 3q prove it. enough's enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding, guaranteed. d-con. get out. >>> good morning. if you're just waking up this is "early today." in sports, the san diego chargers who had lost six games in a row headed into last night's match-up with the jaguars, suddenly looking like world beaters. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. it has been a lo

. >> both attended a candlelight vigil for amanda brunel. she is confined to a wheelchair. it's all due to an attempted suicide in the cafeteria when she was 16. >> if i would have known i could have done something different. >> she was in the marching band. she received some 3500 harassment texts in a one month period. >> they were saying she was a lesbian and bisexual and she had aids and was spreading it. >> her attempted suicide in 2008 her mother has been leading an education campaign called the amanda network to prevent teen suicide and bullying. >> for every one suicide that the kid dies, there is hundred kids that attempt. >> it about hundred parents and children attended the candlelight vigil at the candlelight methodist church. they received writes bands, purple, they donated to the anti-bullying campaign and took a pledge to stop bullying when they see it. >> this is the third candlelight vigil for amanda. when i asked her how long she was going to keep it up, she said as long as it takes to stop bullying and stop the suicide. >>> coming up next, huge target on t

. >> amanda was in san jose's del mar high school marching band. her mother says ann received 3500 harassing and spiteful texts in one month period. washey were saying she was a lexa bisexual, pregnant and she had aides and was spreading it. >> since the attemptedss in december 2008, he mother has been leading a campaign called the amanda network, to prevent teenss and bullying forks for every one suicide that the kid dies there's 100 kid that attempt it. >> 100 parents and children attended the candlelight villagele and received scarfs and wrist bands in amanda's favorite color purple and took a pledge to stop bullying when they see it. >> this is the third candlelight victimle for amanda when i asked her how long she will keep it up, she says as long as it takes to stop bullying and stop teenage suicide. >> magnitude 6.5 earthquake shook mexico tonight. it was so strong that it shook mexico city more than 100 miles away from the epicenter. the usgs says the quake was 40 miles deep and centered 26 26 -- there were no reports of deaths or injuries.

. >>> amanda knox inks a deal to ink a book. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, bradley cooper's scoop on the next hangover movie. he says this one is going to be different. >>> coming up, a big hit, a must win and a heisman trophy finalists. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> police in afghanistan say three separate bomb attacks targeting shiite muslims marking a holy day killed 30 people. a suicide bomber in kabul targeted a crowd outside a shrine, killing at least 54 and wounding 150. >>> the head of the faa jay randolph babbitt is on administrative leave after being charged with drunken driving saturday. police said he was driving on the wrong side of the road. >>> the cash-strapped u.s. postal service says it plan to eliminate next day delivery for first class mail as part of a push to cut costs. 3700 post offices, 28,000 jobs, and half the nation's mail processing centers wi

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amanda, thank you for this e- mail. it gives you the opportunity to hear why i am no longer renewing by sierra club membership for 25 -- membership. i have been playing golf at sharp park for 60 years. i have never seen a snake and heard frogs only occasionally. and i have been in the rough many times. pacifica has only one golf course. if the sea wall had not been built, there would be no fresh water for these frogs and snakes to provide. san francisco is doing its best to support the habitat. i support this, but it makes the course unsupportable in the winter. by concede that, by vigorously -- i can see that, but i vigorously oppose closing the course. there are multiple creditors on a course. if the area is made part of the golden gate national recreation area, house snake -- how safe are the dogs and snakes -- how safe are the frogs and snakes from the dogs and other animals? a fervor that i admire and support -- ok -- the frogs, snakes, and golfers have coexisted for over 80 years. they should be allowed to continu

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and let's start with the amanda knox case, which we just ended the piece with. actually, it's not even over in 2012. >> everyone thinks it's over. >> the italian justice system allows her to be tried on slander charges, because she testified police hit her. >> and allows the prosecutor to try and appeal the ruling we've already seen. two big decisions to be made. number one, are they going to move forward on the slander charge? number two, are they going to appeal the acquittal. i think most people, even in europe, at this point, are ready for this case to end. and simply say enough is enough. >> we haven't heard her speak, of course. but she plans to write a book. >> that's going to be fascinating. 2012 for amanda knox is going to be a huge year. she's come back to this country as someone who was wronged by the italian justice system. and as a result, there's a lot of people who want to hear her story. >> on the other hand, 2012 for casey anthony, who was also just featured in that piece, is very, very different. while amanda knox came home to a joyous homecomi

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were made before anyone knew melissa was dead. >> and the killer said some pretty horrible things to amanda. >> reporter: like what? >> sexually explicit things as to what he had done to melissa. >> reporter: investigators don't believe shannan gilbert is another victim. instead, they theorize she accidentally drowned. but gilbert's family refuses to believe that. they say the 911 call and the fact that her clothing and purse were found far from her remains suggests murder. erin moriarty, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: erin will have more on this case on "48 hours mystery" saturday night at 10:00, 9:00 on cbs. charlotte bronte is best known for her novel "jane eyre," but in london today, a french museum bought one of her smaller works at auction for more than a million dollars. and do we mean small. about the size of a book of stamps. bronte hand wrote this 19-page unpublished book let entitled "young men's magazine requests when she was just 14. they say you need a magnifying glass to read it. with the end of the war in iraq, we remember an american soldier and his plan that turned the tid

. >> otra joven amanda apelÓ la sentencia de diez aÑos que recibiÓ por ser hallada culpable de la muerte de una joven italiana. se presentaron pruebas de adn que no eran concluyentes y despuÉs de estar 5 aÑos encarcelada en italia amanda regresÓ a su casa en seatle en octubre. >> la noticia de la muerte de michael jackson en el 2009 sacudiÓ al mundo y aÚn resuenan los calificativos del juez. despuÉs de ser hallado culpable de homicidio voluntario del cantante, murray escuchÓ al juez decir que no recibirÍa la pena mínima solicitada por sus abogados sino la mÁxima que pide la ley, 4 aÑos por abandonar a michael jackson, por ocultar informaciÓn crÍtica que le hubiera salvado la vida, y por sobre todo violar la confianza de su paciente. >> por 18 cargos de corrupciÓn entre ellos el de haber intentado sacar provecho econÓmico del escaÑo que quedó vacante tras la elecciÓn presidencial de barak obama. >> el aÑo entrante serÁ indudablemente de gran importancia para los inmigrantes y para todos los que no tienen seguro de salud. la corte suprema de justicia de los estados unid

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so does amanda elizabeth wolf. she met dr. brenda, as the staff calls her, when she was in jail a year ago. >> i mean, we've come a long ways, and you know, i have to give number one credit to god, but if it weren't for dr. brenda and dr. joe, i wouldn't be blessed with this house right now. >> amanda is now a member of what is known as the do right crew,ostly former inmates who meet with the do right kids, youngsters dr. brenda has recruited, to do community service and talk about the problems of growing up. >> you know whenever i do, i guess, want to relapse or think about going back to my old ways, i think, you know, well i'm accountability to the do right kids, you know. and i don't want to have to go to them and say, "hey, listen, i screwed up, i'm back in jail." >> i need you to sign up. here's lime-green paper, it says do right, do right, do right. if you're part of the do right crew, there's so many benefits that come along with being part of the do right crew. >> even these prisoners are eligible for a free home, and

if you were getting cold feet, why did they kill amanda? why not just kill you? they can't kill me. they need me. why? my company, the bank-- it's a perfect front. it makes everything look great on the tax reports. tax reports. this is big business, roger. not anymore. i'm gonna burn it down. you can't. it's too big, rog. these people are trained expert killers. i want to know about your next shipment. i want to know where it's coming in, how many people you got working for you. i can't tell you that. roger, i can't. i've got another daughter. i want all the information. you can't protect her. i am in this too deep, roger. [gunshot] heroin. you got off easy. through? i haven't even started. joshua: general mcallister, 801, this is delta 1. we're coming in. over. so you've accomplished your mission? yes, sir. mr. hunsaker is dead, sir. i'm afraid, however, that another problem exists. what is it? explain. hunsaker spoke to the police, sir. are they dead? no, sir. i missed the opportunity. i'm very disappointed. so the police may know everything, the whole operation now. that is corre

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