21/01/2014 ABC World News with Diane Sawyer

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News with Dianne Sawyer. Welcome to world news. Tonight:

Olympic threat. The urgent search for a woman who may be a suicide

bomber. The new Terratec promising a surprise package. We have that's

written on. Polar plunge caught on camera. A man

rescued after falling through the eyes. And the new Arctic blast about

to drive temperatures down below freezing again.

Real money - you told us it is the thing you want this year, getting a

raise of the office. Good evening. We begin this week

together with the new and urgent warning about security at the

Olympics. 17 days away in Sochi, Russia. Authorities are on the hunt

for this woman. A Blackwood are terrorist on a suicide mission.

There is a fear denied that she is already on the ground. American

athletes and fans will descend on the area. Our correspondent has

more. Authorities believe the young woman arrived in the Sochi area a

week ago. She somehow made it past the ring of security set up to

protect the Olympic Games. Over the weekend, police distributed this

wanted poster to hotels and the airport. She was identified as a 22

-year-old from Doug Stone, whose husband was killed by police last

year. She was described as having a fall in special star, a

pronouncement, and a left arm that did not bend at the elbow. Security

experts say she is not likely to be troubling at home. They operate in

teams of two. It is unlikely they would just send one team into Sochi.

80,000 personnel have been sent to Sochi to create what the Russian

President calls a ring of steel 65 miles long and 25 miles wide. He

said it will keep the Winter games say. TRANSLATION: We will do

whatever it takes. Following two recent attacks, a group released

this video. It reportedly showed the bombers responsible. Building their

bombs, wiring themselves up and travelling to that target. The men

survey group had more of what they called surprise packages for Sochi.

-- man said the group. One US senator said it is too dangerous to

go. I would not go. I would not send my family. The threat can be traced

back to a decades long conflict between Russia and Islamist

militants in Chechnya and Dagestan who seek to break away. The people

who are suicide bombers, these are people who have grown up in the past

20 years with nothing but the legacy of the war. The attacks have been

especially deadly. Almost 200 people killed in suicide attacks in the

past dozen years. Tell me more about what the US is

doing. There will be small teams of armed personnel assigned to watch

over athletes, the Pentagon has said they will make plans to get

Americans out of there in a hurry. It includes two U.S. Navy ships on a

scheduled deployment. Thank you. Our next big story is the polar plunge

about to hit the midwest and north-east. Our meteorologist has

the icy rescue is already under way. A suspenseful rescue. Firefighters

making their way to a man trapped in the waters. All that drama on the

ice after mild air. It all comes to an end to note. In Virginia, they

are getting ready for a snowstorm. Winter storm warnings are in place

from North Carolina to parts of Connecticut. Behind it, a surge of

Frigidaire. This is not the polar vortex, the polar vortex is a

circulation way up in the atmosphere above the polls, it is always there.

Pieces of it break off in the winter. It brought some of the

coldest air in decades. From somebody letting in cold air in

Chicago, to be frozen fountains in Atlanta, this time it will not be as

cold. It is a typical January blast of a circulating around the vortex.

It is a push of bitter cold, with dangerous windchill and advisories

for at least 11 States. The difference this time will be how

long the colder sticks around. I will show you that in a moment. We

have to talk about the snowstorm. Places like Washington, DC have not

seen as much snow as they will get tomorrow in almost three years. Up

to eight inches. They could be conservative. Some places could see

more. We have winter storm warnings in place. Now we will look at the

colder. 20, 30, the freezing mark would be nice. It will feel like we

are subzero for much of New England, parts of the north-east,

and this blast will come through in waves and then the weekend.

Think of our next big political story is a case of she said she

said. A new allegation of rough tactics by the teams surrounding

Chris Christie. This time, in the aftermath of hurricane in sandy. Al

correspondent reports. January in Jersey, designed to be a

Chris Christie Festival. Fundraising in Florida and the crowning of the

favourite son. Then, tomorrow 's inaugural, by the Christie hosted

Super Bowl. Instead it is scandal. Today, he is Lieutenant Governor

denied she bullied the smalltown mayor into supporting a project the

governor liked, by tying it to sandy relief funds. Any suggestion that

these funds were tied to the approval of any project in New

Jersey is completely false. It is outrageous but it is true and I

stand by my word. AT insists the $340,000 they received directly is

no worse than other towns. Since most of the relief went to

individuals and not local government. The Mayor actually

supported Christie for re-election, once tweeting to declare:

No comment from the governor who saw new poll numbers to date, showing

his unfavourable rating double. The majority don't believe he was

blindsided by scandal. Overseas now to the major

negotiations ringing peace to Syria. There is an argument over the

guestlist, the UN withdrawing the invitation to you at -- Iran.

Following strong objections to the. Syria 's opposition groups

threatened to boycott the talks. Now to North Korea and the American

Kenneth Bailey, the longest held American hostage --Bae. The

missionary appeared before cameras leading with the US government to

secure his freedom, and admitting to serious crimes against North Korea,

obviously being taped under duress. He has been jailed for more than a

year. We begin this story like a children

's look. 500 million miles from Earth, a tiny warrior woke up from a

long sleep. It sent a met -- message saying, I am ready for mission

impossible. Rosetta, ready to unveil the secrets of the universe.

Today, Rosetta awoke from its slumber and phoned home. It is the

little craft that could saw half 1 billion miles from Earth into the

dark reaches of space after two years of rest. Its destination, an

icy comet orbiting deep in our solar system and --. And almost impossible

target to hit. Inc firing a Cannonball on one side of America to

the other and hitting a merry-go-round horse. Rosetta 's

sidekick will land on the comet in November. Comets are the oldest

things in the solar system, holding clues to the history of the

universe. We want to learn about how life on Earth came to be and it is a

unique opportunity to dig into the past. Rosetta is wide awake and

hoping it is, at rendezvous will make history.

And Doctor Martin Luther King Day, we take you live to the memorial for

him. The night, we have a new tape to play of his voice. We owe it, it

turns out, to an intern in New York who was so serious to look through

boxes that he found him on a tape, a year before he told the world he had

a dream. Listen to him on the way to the moment.

On this new tape, Martin Luther King strikes the themes that would echo

through the world. Like this one, he is starting to counsel against

despair. Justice, he would do, at the foot of the Capital.

And on this newly discovered tape, Doctor King flight -- gives this

message to anyone who will listen for years to come.

Doctor Martin Luther King. Coming up next, real money. You told us this

is your number one goal in 2014, getting our raise. -- a raise.

Next: The real money team is back. What is your number one financial

goal. More than taxes, healthcare, in a poll, 71% of American families

said getting a raise was the number one priority. Al correspondent

reports in Cincinnati. As you said, it is the top money concern among

American families, getting a raise. But few -- fewer than half of us

ask. We found one woman who is willing to asked to take our advice

and put it to the test. Rebecca Leavy from Cincinnati is about to do

something terrifying, ask her boss for a raise. How do you feel?

Nervous. She is not alone. It is the number one concern, revealed by the

new poll, how to get a pay raise. Only one third of us ask, even

though 84% of bosses expect us to ask them for one. How do you do it?

We brought in Nicole Williams from linked in. It is one of those taboo

things. Checkout websites like .com. You type in your job and zip code

and they tell you your average salary range. Know the raise you

want. A fair ask is five to 10% more. Have someone record you

practising. It is as much verbal as non-verbal. There will be things you

are doing to let you boss know that you are not confident. Before going

in, seek a mentor. Back in Cincinnati, Rebecca is ready. I am

getting ready to drive to work to ask for a raise. A few hours later,

here we go. My manager did say if I continue my performance I will

receive a raise. I want to go back to one thing, 84% of losses

expecting you to ask for a raise, may be wondering why you have not

already, so there is no reason not to take the plunge because it does

not hurt to ask. What we are all sharing today, with a surprise

guest, stealing the show at a surf competition. It happened off the

coast of California when the athletes were hanging ten, but so

was someone else. A pod of dolphins caught the wave, getting a round of

applause. Passengers in Shanghai got a

surprise by a dance break. 60 flight attendants pulled out their tai chi

and hip-hop moves. The airport is jampacked for the beginning of China

's Spring Festival. Nothing like a flight attendant flash mob to cheer

you up. Authorities want to know if you have

seen this painting, is it in your living room? A man, a warming

sipping Sam -- champagne. It sold for $4900 but turns out to be worth

80 times that, more than $400,000. It is why French Impressionist

riyal. It was recently discovered but someone somewhere in the world

may be sitting on a fortune. You know the words, caught on camera

often signal amazing misbehaviour. But the night, something just as

amazing. Your kindness. Boydy in search of a friend. What happens

Western Suburbs deeply is men who is America's strong. --policeman. Then

this video surfaces on Saturday in Texas, the camera still rolling

after a traffic stop, it is almost ominous how the car halts where the

kid is standing. You see him go off screen. Then he starts to run

because someone has tossed him a football. A few seconds later this

is in the frame and he is the who threw the ball. Ominous quest that

no, just a game of catch. I got out and the universal sign that everyone

knows for holding the football, I held my hands up in a triangle

formed. I thought I was in trouble, I was not expecting that. He said,

someone wants to play football with me. The video drew 8 million hits,

people drawn tween -- to the connection. Until today, when they

met again for another catch. Everyone who sees it has thought at

one time they were that he had. You wonder whether it the camera was

rolling or not if he had done this. A look in on America strong.

A sweet moment in life. Thank you for watching. See you again tomorrow

night. There is more rain in the forecast.

The key weather elements this morning after old and frost. The

fold is dense stop white it could cause problems for the rush hour.

Particularly in the eastern counties of England. Some rain in the west

and northern