>> caref what you say, young la. this is all your fault. [bell rings] >> mr. and mrs. barnaby? >> that's us. >> oh, do come in. [clunk] oh, that's a lovely sound, isn't it--the bat against the ball? >> very english. >> oh, yes. long summer afternoons spent in peace and harmony. i always say that if jesus had played a sport, i'm sure it would have been cricket. come in. >> yes! >> no! >> run, man, run! >> no, wait. >> andy. [all cheer] >> sorry. >> it was rotten luck, robbie. >> oh, shut up. >> and, uh, here we are back again in the living room. there's not a lot to see, i'm afraid. >> it's lovely. >> oh, well, thank you. you're very kind. oh. here's colin, my husband. this is mr. and mrs. barnaby and, ... >> cully. >> i'm sorry i couldn't be here. i've been up at the church. so it's sunday tomorrow, of course. >> colin does the altar arrangements. >> so...how do you like the house? >> oh, it's very nice. >> we've been very happy here. >> oh, yes, we've been blessed. >> but it's time to move on. >> what is your line of work, mr. cooper, if you don't mind me asking? >> colin is i

reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> two young men charged with killing two teenaged girls are expected to enter a plea this afternoon. the suspects are charged with the brutal shooting deaths of 15-year-old and 16-year-old teens in late november. the two girls were lifelong friends who grew up in alameda. homicide investigators say the suspects knew the girls but there's still no word on a possible motive. >>> san jose police have released the sketch of a suspect who tried to grab a 3- year-old girl out of her mother's arms. the man is described as latino, in his 20s, wearing a red baseball cap, jeans, a yellow striped shirt and smelling like automotive oil. the mother says her daughter was playing outside their home on tuesday when the man walked up and complimented her daughter tea beauty before trying to grab the girl. >>> oakland police have released a sketch resembling a man wanted in the attempted kidnapping of a 25-year-old woman. the man is described as african- american, tween 5'6" and 5'8" in his early 20s with dreadlocks. she was walki

siendo volante, termino la vamos ahora con la nba porque esta noche los wizards visitaron filadelfia y les adelanto que no les fue muy bien que se diga. porquie jrue holiday anotÓ 21 puntos, nick young sumÓ 18 y los 76ers vencieron 92-84 a los wizards de washington. thaddeus young y lavoy allen aportaron cada uno 14 puntos para que los sixers lograran apenas su cuarta victoria en 13 partidos y la sÉptima en 24. mientras que por los wizards, emeka okafor encesto Ó 15 puntos y recupero 17 rebotes, mientras que el brasileÑo nenÉ encestÓ 16 puntos y bajÓ ocho rebotes y martell vamos con la previa del super bowl 47 que se jugara este fin de semana en new orleans entre los 49ers de san francisco y los ravens de baltimore. ya quedo atras el dia de la prensa para pasar a cosas mas serias, ambos equipos ya concentrados para el ultimo partido de la temporada de la nfl.. hoy, en el campamento de los santos de new orleans, los 49ers campeones de la conferencia nacional sostuvieron su primera pra ctica desde que llegaron a new orleans, el domingo pasado. fue un trabajo para compartar mas

tonight, the other young women overcoming the odds, too. we took you backstage in las vegas, to meet alexis wineman, miss montana, with all of the others as they compete for the crown. but her journey unlike any other, her family telling us the stories of the little girl unable to relate to the little girls at school, the hours spent alone, she had autism but they didn't know it. the teacher who once said i don't get paid enough to handle this. but 11 years old, finally answer. a diagnosis. no one thought she would make it here. i'm david. good to meet you. at 18, alexis has defied the odds. the first contestant with autism to compete in miss america. she came with a message for other children with special needs. what do you say to other young people who feel alone? >> i wish they would embrace themselves for who they are. >> reporter: and when she didn't have any friends growing up, i heard you had one best friend? >> oh, yes. in the fourth grade, i had a giant winnie the pooh doll. >> reporter: winnie the pooh, still loyal today. there ar

janine de la vega is in san jose where investigators are looking for a motive behind the attack. janine. >> reporter: police are trying to track down this group of young men that stabbed a man here on south side drive which is just off of monterey highway. it's a residential area. there is a church here at the intersection. now at this point, they don't know what prompted this attack. police say a man was approached. some kind of confrontation occurred and the man got stabbed multiple times in his upper torso. he was rushed to regional medical center where he died. the fatal attack is not sitting well with neighbors who say violence is increasing here. >> this is a really quiet street. it's a nice neighborhood and i know we lost a lot of sleep. >> reporter: you said from time to time you hear gunfire though. >> yeah. we do. >> reporter: police say they do not have a motive yet in this case and don't have anyone in custody. police did see a light colored van leaving the scene. they are unsure if that is connected to the fatal stabbing. at this point, they do not think that this at

the ones we talked to in las vegas, all eager to remain young and vital, consider this a lifestyle choice, and they're prepared to roll the dice. you aren't concerned that five years from now, somebody might do a study and find out that this regimen accelerates the growth of cancer cells or causes diabetes? >> well, that's happened with prescriptive drugs. i mean, has it not? so this is any-- in any field you're doing this. they're taken drugs off the market because of this. >> so you'd rather feel better now while you're living your life than worry about the possibly downside 10 or 15 years from now? >> you could get killed on the interstate tomorrow. i mean, my goodness. i mean, it's-- you have to weigh risks and rewards. you do that every day in life. you do it when you get up in the morning. >> are you sure, are you absolutely positive, absent any scientific studies, that the treatments that you're giving now won't prove to be detrimental to someone's health five, 10, 15 years from now when all the evidence is in? >> if you talk about five, 10, 15 years, i'm pretty comfortable. no, i'

young miguel remembers something he needs for school. mamá, ¿me da doscientas pesetas para comprar una carpeta? sí, hijo. ¿para qué la necesitas? para clases de matemáticas. ¿en qué año está miguel? está en octavo. miguel va al colegio de san francisco de paula. el tiene siete asignaturas. tu mamá dice que tienes siete asignaturas. ¿qué materia te gusta más? bueno, realmente me gustan todas pero la verdad es que mis favoritas son las ciencias naturales. ¿ciencias naturales? ¿quieres ser científico? sí, me gustan mucho todas las ciencias. miguel es muy serio y es muy buen estudiante. como dice elena, miguel es muy buen estudiante. el sistema de calificación de los exámenes es de diez puntos. una nota de diez puntos es excelente. una nota de cero, uno o dos es muy mala. miguel siempre saca buenas notas en sus exámenes finales. jaime, ¿y tú, en qué año estás? estoy en el primero año. jaime también asiste al colegio de san francisco de paula. el tiene seis asignaturas. su materia favorita es la educación física

seeing there was also a chill living lieschen we saw the best six downs teams from around the kids young had to have perhaps ok i'll feed the group there were the creme de la creme de camp of fantastic afternoon for the hockey fans. and hockey fans. our team. so after all the build up to the game itself where the eastern conference won for the third straight year beating the west by eighteen goals to eleven with a local boy you have kenny kuznetsov netting four of them which of ample free reports. it is very rare that hockey pros are able to relax when playing in front of a packed arena is however that is the beauty of all star games and this is why they're so loved by the play is just as much as the fans in all-star here. really it's just it's just about having fun. i didn't want to be embarrassed but that's pretty much the only goal i think i did my job all-star games are high scoring affairs and this encounter was no exception there was no checking and the match was more like a pre-season friendly given the players didn't want to pick up any injuries but occasional playoffs just a cou

for the redskins, but that's okay because combined with rg3, we are going to make those gamblers in las vegas sorry. washington is the only home team that's not favored this week, despite being considered underdogs, full back darryl young said the team is ready. >> it's football. they're here for a reason. everybody's physical. it's a grown man's league. everybody's stepping up making place. people talk about how physical it is. it goes both ways. we mr. in the talk about this. >> be sure to tune in after sunday's game for a complete wrap-up of the redskins-seahawks game. we'll have a post game show live from fedex field. it's a special edition of game on and will begin at 8 p.m. on sunday when we're singing hail to the redskins. i'm so happy because i have a special guest in the studio. he'd like you to meet jake reynolds. he is an athlete from cumberland and a downhill skier. he has autism. so he will be participating in the special olympics. jake, i love your hair. it's red, white and blue and you are a winner, aren't you? tell me when did you first become interested in snow skiing?

najar es un verdadero ejemplo de pasiÓn y entrega en la cancha. suerte cartucho. anoche en filadelfia no le fue bien al quinteto capitalino ya que jrue holyday anotÓ 21 puntos, nick young sumÓ 18 y los 76ers vencieron 92-84 a los wizards de washington. emeka okafor encestÓ 15 puntos y recuperÓ 17 rebotes, martell webster aporto 15 unidades, mientras que el brasileÑo nenÉ encestÓ 16 puntos y bajo ocho rebotes en 36 minutos para washington. a pesar de la derrota los wizards ya no son los ultimos en la tabla de posiciones. hasta aqui los deportes, mas esta noche solo a las once. la pausa y volvemos con mas informacion... antes de terminar...atencion fanaticos de los autos... llego el momento de curarse en salud pues este domingo, tres de febrero podra acudir al centro de convenciones de washington para darse tremendo gustazo. el washington auto show comenzara a la una de la tarde y culminara a las 4 de la tarde... alli tendra la oportunidad de conocer a sus presentadores favoritos... pues johnny lozada de despierta america, estara firmando autografos junto a n

the unidentified man shot the driver and left with the young child. there are reports that the man is holding the 6-year-old. but police will not confirm the hostage situation. >>> many in washington are still reacting to president obama's immigration speech in las vegas yesterday where he said now is the time to fix what he called a broken system. republicans are only willing so far to compromise on the issue. nbc's tracie potts joins us live. >> reporter: hi, mara. good morning. now on capitol hill begins the process what could be a tedious process of sorting out what is is different for the president's proposal after the speech yesterday and also with the bipartisan group of lawmakers, democrats and republicans came up with the broad principles here appear to be the same. beefing up the borders and the pass to citizenship for the estimated 11 million illegal immigrants in this country. but neither plan has full details at this point. and it raises a lot of questions, for example, how long will this immigration process take? lawmakers want to make s

. 96-year-old young lee was missing but he was found in sunny veil. he suffers from dementia. family members reported him missing yesterday morning and after he arrived at his destination and is back safe. >>> a man on parole is back in jail after turning himself in to police. the man told police he killed his mother. what else do you know? >> reporter: well i did some digging and i found this article about him. i found out that he, besides the two murders he was convicted of, he also sexually assaulted three other women and raped them. this neighborhood is where he called police to turn himself in for killing his 89-year-old mother. here is a picture of the man. dennis called police officers and told them he killed his mother. they were taken to a part of the property where he took them to the body. they believe that his mother's body is the body they did find. he was sentenced to death after he was convicted of kidnapping and sexually assaulting two teenage girls, one was 14 years old and one was 15 years old. he was reversed his sentence and was gi

flash floods in las vegas history. >> at this point there was no way anybody could get to me. there was nothing but water everywhere i looked. >> 25-year-old angela stitcher is on her way to pick up her two kids at day care, with no knowledge of the severe weather ahead. >> the weather was pretty much like this, very overcast. it was like a light sprinkle, and that very soon turned to a full downpour. >> that downpour would devastate a large part of the city. some areas of las vegas get close to a year's worth of precipitation in less than an hour. for angela, a freeway underpass near her home suddenly becomes a death trap. >> it kind of broke like a wave, like a tidal wave, and it just kind of came down the side of the freeway. where my car was sitting when it came flowing down the side, i was just right in the current. >> as the water rushes toward her, angela is gripped by a debilitating panic attack. the water washes over her windshield, but as she sits inside the car, she's too stricken to act. >> there was no noise. i didn't hear sirens, i didn't hear people. i didn't ev

and it is often been oscar de la renta, the go-to guy. so it is unusual that she would choose the same young designer twice. >> what about the color red? i think of nancy reagan. were you surprised by this color? >> well, you know, nancy reagan doesn't own red and barbara bush doesn't own blue. they're patriotic colors. i was surprised because i tend to think of them as cliche. very traditional and mrs. obama has proven herself to be very untraditional when it comes to fashion. i was surprised that she chose such an expected color. >> we certainly saw that with the outfit earlier today, the dress and the coat by thom browne. you got the exclusive look at jason wu's sketch. >> did i and it is quite extraordinary to look at it. knowing jason wu and his handwriting, this is certainly him. if you can read there from the top to the bottom, it says gold embellished ring. that ring around that haltar top portion of the dress was made by kimberly mcdonald. diamond encrusted. the other notes say draped chiffon with texture, red dye to match, duche

how about this shot from las vegas, and then this one fwr josh elliott abc miami where it's in the 80s today. tough to compare. they're great cities. the january thaw from denver to new york city today and most of the country, most of the country is warming up over the next couple of days. we >> all of america's weather was brought to you by children's motrin. by the way, amy, just so you know, we could have had a lot of behind h-scenes things leer in las vegas. but as everybody nose, what happens the vegas stays -- >> stays in vegas. good point, sam. we know we can trust you with the secrets. >>> we're so excited to have busy philipps here. you drink a lot of wine on the show "cougar town." these are filled with grape just. we'll get to that in a moment. next season, a lot of things happening. among them, maybe a familiar face to the "gma" fans. >> we had amazing guest star this is year. one of my favorite, by far, george's wife, ali wentworth. an amazing turn as our neighbor, bob's new girlfriend who is a little cuckoo. >> she knows now have great time. >> it's rare for people to com

. >> still ahead at 6:30 the consumer electronics show kicks off if las vegas and the new gadgets that companies are betsing you will want did get your hands on. >> how chili powder results in the death of a young child in southern california. >> live from treasure island, the investigation continues today full speed ahead into the bar pilot and the ship that sideswiped a tower of the bay bridge with the >> live from the kgo broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> january 8 at 6:29. good morning. thank you for joining us. we will start the morning with a live look out here both sides of the bay connected by the by bridge and all lights twinkling and a gorgeous start. you do not have the fog, right? >> difference between today and yesterday. >> the fog is not right there but there are spots out there. thanks for joining us this morning i am eric thomas. >> i am kristen sze. >> leigh glaser can find that fog. >> you are right, not as wide-spread fog. it will be a dry day but we have reports of reduced visibility in santa rosa, and pent -- petaluma and livermore valley area, which has repo

bush wore a lot of de la ren renta. >> and hillary clinton still does. i don't think she has worn anything by oscar. >> i say good for her for helping out young, aspiring, emerging designers. >> it's amazing, there's a consistency in terms of them being inclusive, wanting to open things up and wanting to give new people breaks. it's also amazing how she does one thing different, cuts her hair different, and the whole world -- the word bangs was googled more times. can you imagine? that's the morning after, she did all of the morning shows led with her bangs. the top story of the day. >> i have often said it's not obama as president. it's obama as precedent often that gets the power. but she is that way to the 19th power. >> listen in, they're playing hail to the chief. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] [ playing hail to the chief ] >> let me begin by just saying, you all dressed up pretty nice. i hope everybody is having a wonderful time. now, those of you who are in uniform, you look outstanding. your d

the president will depart to las vegas to address his immigration reform policies. we're back in two minutes. first, let's take a look at a 49ers flashback. >> young wants to throw. he's looking for jerry. rice is there. he's into the end zone. touchdown, 49ers! lucky charms?! ♪ yer always after me lucky charms! whoa. i forgot how good these taste! [ lucky ] ♪ they're magically delicious now all general mills big g kid cereals have more whole grain than any other ingredient in cereals like lucky charms and cinnamon toast crunch, the delicious way to help them grow up strong. >>> an update to breaking news we're following in texas where firefighters are still trying to contain a massive fire after an explosion at an oil storage facility just southeast of dallas. two people are seriously injured. a 24-year-old woman reportedly on life support and a 24-year-old man has burns to his face, chest and arms. there are five large storage tanks at that facility. two of which already exploded. >>> a wild scene from china. cameras catch a building collapsing right into a si

he had 42 saves for the yang yeast las year, so the ante officially up for the nats last year. this year the goal is to win the world series. the general is all in, and he clearly feels like signing this young man was the right move. >> rafy is a good fit. he's one hell of a closer. the strengthen the strength, keep moving forward and acquire assets to become the best ball club you can possibly become. he's here because he has great talent, great character, great ability, and has done it at the highest level. he's going to not only by a shutdown type of pitcher, but also a mentor to our young. and to get them to go to a higher level also. >> all right. get a little bit lower here. as you can see, as photographer chris kerwin pans off, the capitals taking the ice for the first time this season. they're going to have a scrimmage. if you're in the area, stop by. the doors are open, everybody can get in, and it is free. >>> let's talk some college basketball. here's why i think maryland will be a very carey basketball team in about a month. they haven't even scratched the sursfas.

was the young woman in the picture as drunk and incapacitated as the photograph would suggest. was she unconscious when two football players allegedly assaulted her in late august. we covered this la week when a teen who may have witnessed the rape was seen joking about the incident. watch. >> what if that was your daughter? >> but it isn't. >> what if it was? >> if that was my daughter, i wouldn't care. i would let her be dead. >> listen to yourself. >> i listen to myself fine. >> in about ten years, i'm going to go back. >> ten years, my daughter's going to be getting raped and dead in ten years. >> back to the picture, was the alleged victim in control of her senses? could she consent to any kind of sexual intercourse? was the seem, like one of the defense lawyers is suggesting. >> that photograph, what do you make of it, that we have seen of some young people, appear to be two teenagers, carrying out this young lady. she appears to be limp, being carried out by her arms and legs? >> it does. the photograph frankly looks heinous when you look at it. i have been told from at

seems she's put a great period on her public career and now would do something a la what her husband has done. >> is there anyone in our lifetimes that has recreated their lives so many times. >> i was the a p reporter and young chelsea was there and hillary clinton out of the governor's mansion and then the first lady, very controversial, united states senator, good record there, secretary of state after losing the presidency. if her number one goal is to see women empowered when she looks at joe biden, martin o'malley, andrew cuomo, what's missing from the democratic field in 2016? a woman that can win it. is it irresistible. when they come to her. she wouldn't have to do much fund-raising because she's hillary clinton. getting dirty again is something unappealing when they tell you you can be the first woman president? >> yeah. listen, she emerges from this last four years as the most respected, most popular political figure in the country and she handled this at the state department extremely well. you remember when colin powell was there, and he was so popular and the george w.

but what is striking, this happened toward loganville, nevada, two hours north of las vegas. it's a pretty little town. it's like where they do clorox commercial, not a large population. they go to this -- like a 7-eleven and they in the early morning -- this is the son and the uncle -- and they have something to drink. they get some sodas and goodies. they lie in wait for the victim to come out. they follow him and shoot through the window and they shoot the guy and shoot him in the neck. they don't kill him and he lives. >> is this -- is this man-- the mother-- the wife or the guy who was shot -- is she the natural mother of the adopted son of the husband? >> yes. i talked to -- i talked to his lawyer today because there was a pending divorce action, greta, in november of this past year. and i asked him, it's unclear in the report. and he said that amy, the mother, is the biological mother of this son, michael who, they are alleging there is an affair with because there are horrible things about groping one another, thins like that. and this victim adopted this young man. t

followed by the 2013 miss america pageant, live from las vegas. and, sam, how has the judging been going for you? >> lara, it's really an exciting thing. talking to the young women, my favorite part has been the interview. it's easy to concentrate on the evening gowns and the swimsuit. it's easy to think this is just a beauty pageant. but this is a scholarship pageant, miss america is. they award millions of dollars in scholarships, every year to young women. they are the largest scholarship supplier to young women in the world. so, that interview is important. and it's heavily weighted. it's about 25% of their total score. you watch them, you know, move across the screen. you know that miss america is going to be an attractive woman. but that interview, man. we pounded her. and the miss america organization was like, really, go for it. ask them hard questions, you know? >> sam, you are getting perfection and polish from these girls. what the special shows is really unvarnished look at all that goes down in the months leading up to it. these girls

during yesterday's speech at a las vegas high school, he told the crowd, the time is now. if congress doesn't act in a timely fashion, he will put up his own legislation for a vote. white house correspondent brianna keilar explains what's different about the president's plan. >> let me start off by thanking everybody for hosting this. >> reporter: the president spoke to this high school with the majority latino student body to roll out the details of what he calls the number one legislative priority in the second term. >> the time has come for common sense, comprehensive, immigration reform. the time is now. >> reporter: just 24 hours after a bipartisan group of senators unveiled their outline of an immigration reform bill, the president delivered a warning. >> if congress is unable to move forward in a timely fashion, i will send up a bill based on my proposal and insist they vote on it right away. >> reporter: it includes a pathway to citizenship for the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the u.s. requiring applicants undergo background checks, pay ta

president obama is proposing his own ideas tomorrow during a speech in las vegas and no telling whether he will adopt the plan from the senate. but the senate's blue print is expected to take presence dense on capitol hill and with that bi-partisan backing, it could have a better chance of making it through congress. we could see committee votes as soon as march. also in the senate lawmakers are gearing up for a battle over gun legislation. the judiciary committee will hold its first gun violence hearing and wayne lapierre is set to testify as is gabby giffords' husband, mark kelly. sheriff's alongside vp joe biden over the gun control policies proposed earlier this month. more bill up next. [ music ] arguments to feel confident in their positions. i want them to have the data and i want them to have the passion. but it's also about telling them, you're put on this planet for something more. i want this show to have an impact beyond just informing. an impact that gets people to take action themselves. as a human being, that's really important. this is not just a spectator sport. how far

president obama will place to the nation his own ideas during a visit to las vegas tomorrow. with bipartisan support billing in both houses of congress and a president who is eager to solve this issue, there is no reason we should not pass comprehensive immigration reform immediately. it will be good for our economy and good for families. successful immigration reform cannot be piecemeal and it must include a path to citizenship for 11 million undocumented individuals in our country. legislation must craft a comprehensive solution that among other things continues to secure our borders, punishes unscrupulous employers who deploy immigrants. they have to learn english, work, pay taxes, stay out of trouble and then get to the back of the line; but they do obtain legal status, which is so important. the framework proposed by the bipartisan group of eight senators meets this criteria and i hope we'll soon have a bill to send through the committee process and bring to the floor for a vote. i've long said when my republican colleagues were truly ready to craft a commonsense solutio