a day later, paula went too. rod didn't survive and time was running out for paula. last night, paula's family told her twin sons that their mother may not be coming home. but shortly after that, her brother found paula in the snowy wildness. >> last night i took my brother's call. and to hear him say, i found her, i found her! i can't explain it for you guys. >> reporter: incredibly, paula not only survived but is expected to fully recover from nothing more severe than minor frostbite. >> she was one very lucky person. i don't know what she did. what footwear she had. god's good grace. but she was very lucky. >> reporter: paula is expected to be released from the hospital early next week. her family says she wants to tell her story. in carson city, cbs 5. >>> bay area crabbers are still on strike and say they were not happy today when they spotted an out-of-towner come sailing into the bay with a boatload of crab. this is a live look at the boat at pier 45. local crabbers refused to go out because of a dispute over the price of crab. fishermen were getting $3 a poun

a family friend said he had a vision that was that paula was -- that paula was still alive and near a lake. ben benben sosenko has the story of survival. >> reporter: paula lane spent six nights stranded until the elements surviving on snow and tomatoes. >> my sister may be little but she's mighty, and she's a survivor and she loves life. >> reporter: paula and her boyfriend rod clifton were on their way back to nevada from citrus heights. rod left to find help after they jeep got stuck in the snow but never returned. a day later paula went too. >> it's been a haul waiting all those days. >> reporter: rod didn't sur survive and time was running out for paula. shortly after that, her brother found paula in the snowy wilderness. >> last night when my brother called e took the call and to hear him say i found her, i found her. i can't explain it for you guys. >> reporter: incredibly she not only survived but is expected to fully recover with nothing more severe than minor frostbite. >> she was one very lucky person. i don't know what she did, where she had god's good grace but she was ve

and time was running out for paula. last night, paula's family told her twin sons their mother may not be coming home. but shortly after that, her brother found paula in the snowy wilderness. >> when that call came from my brother, it was a miracle. >> reporter: incredibly, paula not only survived but is expected to fully recover from nothing more than severe than minor frostbite. >> she was one very lucky person. i don't know what she did, what footwear she had, god's good grace, but she was lucky it wasn't more severe. >> reporter: physically she will be fine but her doctor says her psychological healing will take longer after a week- long nightmare. she will recover with an extremely thankful and loving family by her side. >> and last night when my brother called, i took the call, and to hear him say, i found her, i found her, i -- i can't explain it for you guys. [ crying ] >> reporter: and paula is expected to be released from the hospital next week. her family tells us that she wants to tell her story. live in car

last night paula's family told her twin sons their mother may not be coming home. but shortly after that her brother found paula. >> when that call came from my brother it was a miracle. >> reporter: paula is expected to fully recover from nothing more severe than minor frostbite. >> she was one very lucky person. i don't know what she did. what footwear she had. gods good grace, but she was lucky it wasn't more severe. >> reporter: paula's doctors say her psychological feeling could take longer after enduring a week long nightmare. she'll recover with an extremely thankful and loving family by her side. >> last night when my brother called and i took the call and hear him say i found her, i found her, i can't explain it for you guys. >> reporter: paula is expected to be released from the hospital early next week. her family says she wants to tell her story. in carson city. >> he is one of the toughest law men in the west and probably the most politically polarizing. some san francisco students made that clear when they wrote to sheriff joe about his hard line immi

i'm paula faris. we'll bring you up to date on the violence and tensions in syria in our top story on this friday. >>> and to capitol hill where negotiations on avoiding the fiscal cliff took a new turn. the sticking point up for debate by the president and as well as congressional republicans. >>> also this morning, a "world news now" special report. why some people who have already been born, get this, may live to the ripe old age of 150. that's right. 1-5-0. the secrets of staying young revealed. >> would you want to live to 150 is the question? >> always a great question, how old do people want to be? the answer, to live as old as you have a good quality of life physically and mentally. if you are 150 and out of it. what is the point? >> feed you some apple sauce. >> thank you, thank you. can you wipe me now. no one wants that kind of life. 150 healthy. >> the gifts parents can buy now that will make the kids go crazy on christmas morning. the science of picking the right toy. as a parent, i can t

paula lane brother found her last night in alpine county. deputy say she and roderick clifton went off road after leaving sacramento on thursday to try out the new 4 wheel drive jeep then the storms hit and they got stuck in the snow. he left cart to find help when he didn't return after a few days paula set out on her own. officials search crew could not find them so her brother started looking on his own. >> last night when my brother called i took the call and to hear him say i found her i

john and paula? >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is spending new year's eve in the hospital. during a checkup for her concussion, doctors discovered clinton developed a blood clot. now she's on medication. the medical experts we spoke with speculate that clinton may have developed the clot after days of inactivity due to the concussion. >> we wish her a speedy recovery. >>> millions of americans struggling to navigate roads that are glazed over with ice and snow. >> one crash alone, nine people passed away on an org highway and more than 20 others were injured. >> reporter: on the icy roads of the blue mountains in oregon, a tour bus crash on i-84. drives was also disastrous in the east. there was a 20-car pileup on i-93 in new hampshire. >> there was debris everywhere. you could see it. you had to almost duck not to be hit by a tender or a drill grill. >> reporter: it was a dangerous drive in portland, maine. and in lexington, kentucky, crews worked day and night to keep that from happening. i

. >> i'm paula faris. a little later this morning, lawmakers are going to make a last-ditch effort to make a compromise. here's the latest on the talks in just a moment. but first, a look at some of the other stories. a health scare for hillary clinton. the secretary of state is hospitalized this morning after doctors discover a blood clot. we'll have the latest on her condition. >>> also this morning, a different kind of contract for a young iphone user, what this teen's mom is making him agree to before he's allowed to talk or text. >> i think it's fantastic parenting by the way. >>> a huge weekend in nfl action. the bitter end for some teams. >> yeah. >> bears. and the beginning of playoff hopes for others, who's out, who's in, who shouldn't be. fantastic details. >> bears and giants are both out. >> can y believe that? >> i can't. >> we're not the only ones work thing overnight. talks are going on in washington trying to avoid the fiscal cliff. >> but we're getting something done. the average american

there thank you, paula, for that report. that's good. coming up next, a "world news now" trip. >> i'm excited. it's a version of santa claus story told in a very unique way that's simply out of this world. that's next. >>> "world new ♪ ♪ i've been flying around from house to house ♪ ♪ dancing on the roof tops as quiet as a mouse ♪ >>> merry christmas. >> i like that. >> there's a christmas tradition here i didn't know about. it's the story of santa claus and his extraterrestrial helpers. >> it's a heartwarming story for the whole family on this christmas morning. so here it is, "st. nick and the space nicks." >> twas on earth before christmas on a cold winter's flight, when a bright, shimmering object popped into sight. each tiny reindeer landed and pranced before st. nick at the chimney of york. when suddenly in the heavens as quick as a wink, a flying saucer shot by in a great burst of pink. electrons and protons measured the sky as the sound of sleigh bells followed it by. st. nick looked up in wonder and saw a pink pie. and

paula deen is here. and all of ire favorite personalities from the fox news channel, they're going to stop by as well. >> first we want to well come our very special audience is here. you've been affected by hurricane sandy not in a positive way. out of the destruction there are amazing stories of inspiration some will share the stories. i look forward to hearing them and our audience. >> we want to welcome, everyone watching at hope. all the kids out there, we have a very special surprise for you. ask mom and dad if you can stay up a little late. >> we want to say hello to everyone serving overseas who can't be home for christmas. we thank you for protecting our freedom and thank you for our service. >> without further adieu, let's get the celebration started with music this evening. here is billy ray cyrus performing "run rudolph, run quote. [cheers and applause] ♪ run, run rudolph ♪ santa has g ♪ around ♪ santa to a boy child what have youline longing for ♪ all i want for christmas is a rock

ok thank you paula that's artie's paula slayer live from tel aviv. but after stepping on the road to recovery the u.k. is preparing to begin the new year recession free but in the northeast one of britain's poorest regions the financial downturn widespread unemployment has had a potentially devastating effect on people's mental health according to a recent report the region has almost three times the rate of self harm and attempted suicide as london r.t. sara first reports. as we'll saying in its grim up north it's a perception of life in some of the nation's other major cities recessions hit the case hard it's been in the northeast where it's been felt particularly acutely. recession and that is right down in here i mean you know the very people who are living on the poverty line trade union leader about scott's furious with the government's decision to close sunderland's rempel a factory it's a government venture that began back in the nine hundred forty s. to provide employment the people with disabilities two weeks before christmas the government

paula lane stayed alive by eating the tomatoes she and her boyfriend packed for the trip. sadly, her boyfriend died while trying to find help. >> we're very happy that she made it. [ crying ] >> reporter: linda says it's tough to keep her composure. she breaks while talking about the emotional roller coaster her family has been through looking for her sister, paula. >> we've been a wreck, waiting all those days trying to know if she made it. >> reporter: she did. but her boyfriend roderick did not. her dad's love for off-roading may have led to his death, she says. >> he probably saw some cool spot where he could see the river and said, hey, i'm going to test out my 4-wheel drive! and probably got stuck in that storm. >> reporter: clifton and lane veteranished a week -- vanished a week ago, heading up highway 50 to nevada. wednesday night during a search, paula's brother found her crawling along highway 88-89. roderick's body was located close by. his jeep got stuck in the snow on a side-road. the couple apparently spent the night there before roderick went to get help. >>

>> reporter: john and paula, good morning. tension is growing here in washington, after weekend talks failed to lead to a deal. if there is no breakthrough today, the country will go over the cliff. talks continue but this morning, there is still no deal. >> we'll have further announcements, perhaps, at 11:00 in the morning. i certainly hope so. >> reporter: republicans and democrats negotiated all weekend, with the hope of passing legislation to protect most people from a massive tax hike. >> our top priority has to be to make sure that taxes on middle class families do not go up that would hurt our economy badly. >> reporter: there was optimism about deal over the weekend, when the republican leader in the senate, mitch mcconnell, made an offer. that ended when harry reid said he could not present a counterproposal. in a hail mary, mcconnell phoned for help. >> i placed a call to the vice president to see if he could help jump start the negotiations on his side. i want everyone to know, i'm willing to get this done. but i ne

." >> paula lane was found malnourished. with frostbite on her toes. authorities say the couple was in such a remote area. their cellphones didn't have reception. >>pam: apple and samsung are back in court. battling over their patent lawsuit. be ready to cut down some of the billion- dollar jury verdict that apple won over samsung but at the same time, apple wants more even more money from samsung kron-4's tech reporter gabe slate breaks down what is at stake in this case. >> even though a verdict was handed down in august in abels favor is still very early for this process between apple and the samsung. samsung has not decision and thinks that there is grounds for a mistrial. the judge must decide this, and it is possible that it could be granted a mistrial. otherwise, what is happening is that as these two companies are hashing out this verdict from august apple wants another $770 million in damage and they are taking this to court why they can be impacted. how can consumers be impacted? semipaste to take all this money to

john and paula? >> preeti, thank you. >> so they are working right now, hopefully on something -- senator mitch mcconnell is working hand in hand with the vice president who said i think we all know we're running out of time. i want everyone to know i'm willing to get this done, but i need a dance partner. which would be nice. >> it takes two to tango as they say. >>> let's talk about eastern oregon. nine people dead after a tour bus accident on an icy highway. the bus lost control on interstate 84 yesterday and smashed through a guard rail and plunged several hundred feet down a snowy embankment there. the bus was heading back to vancouver from las vegas. it crashed on a section of the blue mountains called dead man's pass. an area so dangerous officials warned it had some of the most severe weather conditions in the northwest. the driver survived but too badly injured to speak with police. >>> winter weather being blamed for dozens of crashes across the country. >> it is dangerous right now. people

when he did not return paula left to seek help. >> paula is in stable condition with mild frostbite. no official word yet about what happened to her boyfriend. >> developing news tonight. silicon valley tycoon john mcafee is under arrest. he's been on the run since early november, refusing to turn himself in to authorities in belize. that's where he is a person of interest in the shooting death of his next door neighbor. mcafee believes he is a victim of a government conspiracy. the story has to get out. i have documentation that improves the intense corruption. now that i'm in a safe place. >> mcafee was arrested for entering guatemala illegally. he is facing deportation. >> the dungeness crab season got started and already the boats are idle. crabbers are on strike. we are hearing some restaurants are running low on crab. the problem, bubbled to the surface sunday when crabbers heard that fish brokers were going to drop the price from $3 a pound to as low as $1.80. >> it's been a year since state lawmakers lost a sweet perk. their free cars. many were so fond of their rides they de

and time was running out for paula. last night, paula's family told her twin sons their mother may not be coming home. but shortly after that, her brother found paula in the snowy wilderness. >> when that call came from my brother, it was a miracle. >> reporter: incredibly, paula not only survived but is expected to fully recover from nothing more than severe than minor frostbite. >> she was one very lucky person. i don't know what she did, what footwear she had, god's good grace, but she was lucky it wasn't more severe. >> reporter: physically she will be fine but her doctor says her psychological healing will take longer after a week- long nightmare. she will recover with an extremely thankful and loving family by her side. >> and last night when my brother called, i took the call, and to hear him say, i found her, i found her, i --i can't explain it for you guys. [ crying ] >> reporter: and paula is expected to be released from the hospital next week. her family tells us that she wants to tell her story. live in cars

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what is going to happen to paula? >> isn't that always the way? >> it is always the way. >>> want to look at another lowlight, i would say. perhaps the lowest of the year. in terms of people remembering it. that is what happened on the much awaited day when the supreme court issued its ruling on president obama's health care plan. >> we have breaking news here on the fox news channel. the individual mandate has been ruled unconstitutional. >> so, what appears as if the supreme court justices have struck down the individual mandate, the centerpiece of the health care legislation. >> george, we just got the opinion. i'm taking a quick look at it. it's very long and a very brief look at it. >> it appears the decision has been affirmed in part and reversed in part. >> organized chaos, obviously, the high court upheld obama care. was that, were those moments damaging in the blip? >> of course they were damaging. i was there and i thought upheld, not upheld. if just went through the crowd and through the journalists. this is status quo now. right. look

. >> paula fredriksen, what did jeffrey shela say that you find needs further elaboration or different elaboration from your perspective? >> well, i was thinking of there's also a second century tradition that jesus was born in a cave. i mean, there are all sorts of traditions that grow about jesus' birth the more christianity develops and when i consider that matthew and luke were probably each written by anonymous christians somewhere, i don't know, between 90-100 and that jesus himself would have been born sometime around 0, that's a lot of room to begin looking to the bible for ideas to express what you think is religioussy important about jesus and that's why i would look at these -- but i think mary was home in nazareth when she had jesus, i don't think she was in bethlehem. >> well, let's go to the basics, first of all, the year. was it not four years before a.d. started? >> well, a.d. starts as a medieval convention. jesus, if he's born -- this is one of the chronological differences between the gospels. if harrod is alive as he has to be from matthew's birth narrative to work

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paula and john? >> tahman bradley reporting live from washington this morning. happy new year to you. >> same to you. >>> the president called the shooting at newtown was the worst day of his presidency. >>> a bus crash has killed nine people and injured others. the tour bus lost control on interstate 84 yesterday morning. it happens in a treacherous section of the blue mountains called dead man pass as the bus was heading back to vancouver from las vegas. the drive survived but was too badly injured to speak with police. >>> nasty weather being said to have caused dozens of accidents across the country. >> here's jim dickey. >>> these early morning temperatures this morning. 5 in burlington, 9 in portland. 18 in boston. now, we switch gears the north central portion. these are your daytime highs. only 9 today in minneapolis, 18 in omaha. that arctic haair is surging in. it will lead to light snow across the plains and ohio valley. >>> time for the rest of the new year's eve weather. snow expected, thunderstorms in much of texas. oklahoma city, little rock, memp

>> way to go, paula. >> very nice. very nice. >>> upping the ante for rachel smith. >> yeah. >> how are you, rachel? >> good morning, guys. happy belated christmas to you. to follow-up your statement, sam, we have big news coming from jessica simpson. >> oh. >> we do, indeed. the singer, actress, and mogul, tweeted this picture with the message, merry christmas, from my family to yours. this photo looks like a typical christmas greeting. if you look closely, you can see big sis written under baby maxwell. she is confirming her second pregnancy. she's going to be a mom for the second time. baby maxwell won't be too much older than her brother or sister. the daddy is jessica's fiance, eric johnson. and jessica had some fun announcing she was pregnant with maxwell. tweeting out this picture of herself last year, with the caption, it's true. i'm going to be a mummy. isn't that precious? >> i got it. >> got it. looks like she's got a trend going on there. if you're wondering about her weight watchers deal, because jessica h

ok well thanks paula we will have to leave it there that is a artie's paula slayer in television. russia to talk over the syria conflict in the face of a widening rift between the two is president putin. to keep which leads calls for international action on the conflict has asked night to deploy patriot missiles at its border with syria moscow says the move will only provoke more tension let's get more now on this from. thanks for joining. us on the table for the two we know syria is predicted to be a focal point that we. yes we actually do expect syrian issue to be the focal point of the meeting of course russia has repeatedly voiced its concern with the situation in syria and has repeatedly said that this is a privately it's a private syrian matter and turning it into a conflict between other countries and allowing a foreign or outside interference into the cause that is not just damaging but catastrophic for the entire region however turkey seems to be deaf and blind to all the calls coming from moscow or anybody else. point out to the fact that placing patriot missiles on the

good morning, paula. we have no comment on this from the u.s. but the iranians claim they brought down what's known as a scan eagle drone, after it violated iranian air space. it's right now in an iranian studio. it's a small surveillance drone. u.s. navy captains used them to watch their own ships. this is not an armed drone. if the iranians brought it down, the u.s. will see that as a very aggressive action. last month, the iranians tried to shoot down a u.s. drone in the same place. almost exactly a year ago, the iranians brought down a high-tech drone, one used by the cia. that was inside iranian territory. as you said, this will raise tensions in a very sensitive area. u.s. has thousands of service members in the gulf, just a few miles from iran. and the u.s. continues to accuse iran of trying to develop a nuclear weapon. ron? paula? >> nick schifrin with the latest from london. thank you, nick. we'll see you in just a moment. >>> also from london, kate middleton, the duchess of cambridge, is hospitalized there, for a second day. doctors ar

>>> let's go to paula faris with the other top stories develop right now. paula? >> we have an update on 41. we begin with growing concern about the health of former president george h.w. bush. he has suffered a setback. mr. bush is in intensive care after doctors were unable to lower his fever. and they still don't know what's causing it. they've now placed him on a liquids-only diet. they are not explaining why. mr. bush was admitted to the hospital november 23rd for bronchitis. doctors say they remain cautiously optimistic about his recovery. >>> and toyota has agreed to pay more than $1 billion -- that's "b" as in boy -- to settle a class-action lawsuit from drivers who say their cars sped up without warning. now, abc's brian ross was the first to expose this problem. the lawsuit which was filed two years ago blamed a flaw in toyota's electronics. now, although a government investigation later flamed poor-fitting floor mats and sticky gas pedals. if a judge approves that settlement, toyota will compensate some owners for the car's loss in value. and will insta

rodrick left the vehicle it seek help and when he did not return, paula left to seek help. >> paula is in stable condition and expected to make a full recovery . >>> oakland police have fended off the feds. now a judge needs to sign off on this last-minute deal with civil rights attorneys. the much criticized police force agreed to a compliance director appointed by a judge and paid for by the city. cbs 5 insider phil matier says both sides can claim a partial victory. >> the plaintiffs will now have someone within the department answerable to the court to make sure that changes are made. most importantly, what they avoid is a complete federal takeover something that would be an embarrassment for the city and could also lead to a judge telling them that they don't have enough cops and ordering them to hire more. >> according to the "oakland tribune," oakland will be the city in the nation -- the first city in the nation to have its police command staff under the authority of a court-appointed director. >>> san francisco supervisors are considering a pilot program to allow some police o

and when he did not return, paula left to seek help. >> paula is in stable condition and expected to make a full recovery. >>> three suspects have been arrested in connection with a major theft ring in san francisco. police say they found laptops, cell phones, cameras and hey number of other stolen items in the suspect's apartment. more items were found in storage units. most of the items came from car break-ins from san francisco and oakland. the estimated value of all that loot, a half million dollars. >>> some other bay area headlines now on this thursday. a series of robberies at the carquinez bridge toll plaza has been solved. the california highway patrol plans a news conference this morning to announce the arrests of suspects in the case. the robberies happened earlier this year. >>> the city of richmond wants to hear from the public before it allows chevron to rebuild a unit at its refinery. that refinery was damaged in an august 6 fire that cut gasoline production and sent thousands to the hospital. the city council said tuesday that the city manager needs to hold a public m

rob and paula? >> what's so sad is they had just beefed up their security. but i wasn't able to take my kids to school monday morning. i was working. but i asked my husband, was anything different? he said no, they tried to keep it as normal as possible. but i noticed as i was driving by later in the afternoon that they do have bars on all of the windows on the first floor. that reassured me a little bit. i had never noticed that before, but i'm now more cognizant than ever. >> it used to be fire drills when we were in school. now it's lockdown drills. but as sad as it i;x >>> this morning on "world news now," saying goodbye. mourners pay their respects to the first victims of the sandy hook shooting tragedy. >> friends, family and strangers are crowding the small town in a painful display of grief. it's tuesday, december 18. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm paula faris. we'll capture the somber scene in newtown in a moment. and from

>>reporter: paula lane soon taken to hospital in carson city. 36 miles away. she waited by the fire at southernson for the ambulance to arrive. >> if she gets worse in any way call us back medley for further instruction we have help coming to you. >> thank you very much. >> you are welcome. >>reporter: although paula lane was held at the hospital in carson city through the weekend doctors say most of her recovery will be emotional. george warren, abc 7 news. >> l tens of thousands of people have rallied behind a san francisco dog that could be ordered euthanizeed on wednesday. charlie accused of attacking injuring a u.s. park police officer and horse on august 6. animal care seized charlie. they named him too vish to us remain alive. judge will decide whether charlie will be put down. more than 90,000 people have signed an on line petition to try to save him. >> students and alumni university of california schools are protesting new logo adopted by the uc system. the original logo on the left. it has been in use since 1868 and will remain on all official docum

>>reporter: paula lane soon taken to hospital in carson city. 36 miles away. she waited by the fire at southernson for the ambulance to arrive. >> if she gets worse in any way call us back medley for further instruction we have help coming to you. >> thank you very much. >> you are welcome. >>reporter: although paula lane was held at the hospital in carson city through the weekend doctors say most of her recovery will be emotional. george warren, abc 7 news. >> l tens of thousands of people have rallied behind a san francisco dog that could be ordered euthanizeed on wednesday. charlie accused of attacking injuring a u.s. park police officer and horse on august 6. animal care seized charlie. they named him too vish to us remain alive. judge will decide whether charlie will be put down. more than 90,000 people have signed an on line petition to try to save him. >> students and alumni university of california schools are protesting new logo adopted by the uc system. the original logo on the left. it has been in use since 1868 and will remain on all official docum

paula faris is on assignment. that's why i'm filling in today. >>> coming up today, hear who's adding their voices to the gun control debate. and you're going to see who is also sending a little christmas comfort to the children of newtown, connecticut. they're facing so many hardships of their own. >> it does not feel like christmas at all in that town. so whatever comforts that town right now. also this morning, a rather dire prediction about the fiscal cliff and what might happen when lawmakers return later this week. it's a pocketbook issue for all of us. >> some people are expecting to maybe go right over that cliff. >>> and later this half hour, the christmas edition of our insomniac play list. putting a new spin on some of the old christmas classics. >>> topping our news right now, the nra is not backing down from its call to place armed officers in the nation schools. >> congressman chris murphy calls it revolting. >> reporter: from the brooklyn bridge in new york to the sidewalks of falls church, virginia

great to have paula faris, and rachel smith, host of "on the red carpet" back with us this morning. >>> and we're back from the holidays. we're all thinking about returning the gifts, right? just kidding. there's people that are going to be in the return lines. becky worley is here with the scoop on how to score on both.

paula and after paul emanuel florez. >> good afternoon commissioners. my name is paula and i am here because i'm very disturbed about the aggressive schedule that's been happening with this particular project, and the warriors development group. i'm a neighbor. i live on brandon street. i am very concerned about the traffic, the public safety, the access to emergency services with this project. in addition to the giants. we're talking about 250 -- 300 days a year we have increased the population in this area. we're already extremely dense laitded populating with citizens of san francisco and i think the project itself looks lovely. i just don't think this is where it needs to be. there are plenty of places to put this without putting it one of the most densely populated areas. when the giants are in town we're in lock down. we can't take muni as is suggested. you can wait for three trains before you can load on like a can of sardines. it just doesn't work and i am very interested -- i mean very concerned about the

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paula lane brother found her last night in alpine county. deputy say she and roderick clifton went off road after leaving sacramento on thursday to try out the new 4 wheel drive jeep then the storms hit and they got stuck in the snow. he left cart to find help when he didn't return after a few days paula set out on her own. officials search crew could not find them so her brother started looking on his own. >> last night when my brother called i took the call and to hear him say i found her i found her i can't explain it for you guys. >>reporter: paula survived by taking shelter in a hollow tree and eating snow and tomatoes she had in the car. deputy say clifton drove around a locked gate on closed dirt road off highway 89. >> john mcphee is out of a guatemala hospital and back in a detention center awaiting extradition back to belize. earlier guatemala denied mcfee request for asylum and hospitalized with chest pains. the hospital spokesperson told reporters he doesn't think he had a heart attack. mcphee scheduled to be returned to belize f

paula lane's brother found her in alpine county. deputies -- deputies say they went off the road after leaving sacramento last thursday to try out his new jeep then the storms hit and they got stuck in the snow. clifton left the car to find help when he didn't come back after a few days, paula set out on her own. crews couldn't find them her brother began looking on his own. >> last night, when my brother called, i took the call. to hear him say, i found her, i found her. i can explain it for you guys. >> paula survived by taking shelter in a hollowed tree, eating snow and tomatoes she had in the car. clifton drove around in a locked gate >>> commissioner goodell defending the league's policy on concussions before last night's game he was asked if players might avoid reporting head injuries for fear they might be forced to sit out games? goodell says the league doesn't rely on self-reporting. >> it is not that simple, you got to have the teammate next to him, we have spotters. you want to make sure they are all evaluated properly. >

roderick clifton and his girlfriend paula lane were last seen at a 7-eleven in citrus heights before leaving for nevada. lane was found by her brother last night walking outside of a car on the highway but the alpine sheriff's department says clifton was found dead. it appears paula went to look for roderick after he never returned from trying to get help. >> they might have been sightseeing and got stuck in the snow. reports are they may have stayed in the vehicle or slept in the vehicle for at least one night. rodrick left the vehicle to seek help. when he didn't return, paula left to seek help. >>> lane is at the carson tahoe hospital today in stable condition with some mild frostbite. >>> time now 4:35. let's check weather. >> yeah. we're out of the woods a little bit here? >> hard to believe, but it looks like we have dry weather ahead. in fact, we may not see rain until the end of the month. rainfall 100 to 80% of normal. all that rainfall left behind moisture in the atmosphere. we're seeing true fog out there this morning. watch out for that especially in the valleys. you can

paula lane brother found her last night in alpine county. deputy say she and roderick clifton went off road after leaving sacramento on thursday to try out the new 4 wheel drive jeep then the storms hit and they got stuck in the snow. he left cart to find help when he didn't return after a few days paula set out on her own. officials search crew could not find them so her brother started looking on his own. >> last night when my brother called i took the call and to hear him say i found her i found her i can't explain it for you guys. >>reporter: paula survived by taking shelter in a hollow tree and eating snow and tomatoes she had in the car. deputy say clifton drove around a locked gate on closed dirt road off highway 89. >> john mcphee is out of a guatemala hospital and back in a detention center awaiting extradition back to belize. earlier guatemala denied mcfee request for asylum and hospitalized with chest pains. the hospital spokesperson told reporters he doesn't think he had a heart attack. mcphee scheduled to be returned to belize f

. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> i'm paula from maryland, happy holidays, wjz. >> happy holidays to paula. >> happy holidays paula and everybody out there. >> it's a nice day. >>> it really is . there's an event going on that exact place on sunday. we're going to get to that part. at this point it's looking dry. much different than it has been. cold air is going to arrive in this forecast here. just not quite yet. we'll show you right now what's been happening. here's the lingering rain from this morning. couple showers popped up this afternoon. and noticed sunshining to the area on the gust northwesterly winds bringing in dryer air. these are sustained winds. wind gusts even higher than that exceeding 30 miles per hour. it's been a windy day. even with that wind it is still mild. still 51 degrees in baltimore. 55 in dc. it was in the 60s this afternoon at baltimore, washington airport high of 59. the average is 44. way above that average and even in the forecast for the next couple days, we have above average days. then that changes over the weekend. we wrap up this storm. it gets out of here. a l

>>reporter: paula lane soon taken to hospital in carson city. 36 miles away. she waited by the fire at southernson for the ambulance to arrive. >> if she gets worse in any way call us back medley for further instruction we have help coming to you. >> thank you very much. >> you are welcome. >>reporter: although paula lane was held at the hospital in carson city through thed docy weekend doctors say most of her recovery will be emotional. george warren, abc 7 news. >> l tens of thousands of people have rallied behind a san francisco that could be ordered euthanizeed on wednesday. charlie accused of attacking injuring a u.s. park police officer and horse on august 6. animal care seized charlie. they named him too vish to us remain alive. judge will decide whether charlie will be put down. more than 90,000 people have signed an on line petition to try to save him. >> students and alumni university of california schools are protesting new logo adopted by the uc system. the original logo on the left. it has been in use since 1868 and wi remain on all official docum

rob and paula? >> an appropriate tribute, for sure. and, tahman, we know students in other schools, they will get back to class later today. but what, specifically, about those sandy hook elementary students? >> reporter: that's exactly right, rob. the students at other schools will return to class. but with a lot of police and with grief counselors. sandy hook elementary school, they're working on a nearby school to get ready for them. it's going to be chalk hill school. the school hasn't had students for a few years. they're moving desks and other facilities from sandy hook elementary school to get the new school ready. they started to work on it yesterday. and they hope to have it prepared soon. rob and paula? >> all right. tahman bradley live in newtown, connecticut, this morning. thank you for that report, tahman. >>> on top of that, we are learning more about gunman adam lanza's parents and their troubles. according to a source close to peter lanza, the boy's father moved out of the house back in april of 2001. now, peter and ada