climb up a ladder to safety. a city official blames the collapse on an outdated sewage system built with brick. they are trying to find the source of the failure. knox says she survived unharm because of her strong faith. thankfulness. just thankfulness. just thankful that i am a child of god. just thankful. knox s husband was outside the sinkhole watching the whole situation develop. he was worried about a pile-up. he says the fact his wife survived, well, he s calling it a miracle. she joined kate bolduan for new day this week and told us what it was like to go through this whole experience. i m doing a lot better today. i m just thankful that i did not sustain any serious injuries. just a lot of soreness and just simply taking aspirin or
she gives all the credit to god. as the car was rolling, i just kept calling the name of jesus and i just kept saying jesus, jesus. hard to believe. that s what 60-year-old pamela knox thought as she sat in her trapped car. she had plumeted nearly 60 feet into a sinkhole on a busy toledo street. frantic witnesses called 911. yes, a car just fell, a car just fell from the street a hole opened up and it listen i don t know. it is in the hole. it s sunk in. it wasn t like and then that was over. no, it was falling and rolling. knox doesn t remember how long her car was stuck on shaky ground in the sinkhole before a team of firefighters rusheded to her rescue, they helped knox
a hole opened up. what kind of vehicle? i don t know. a tan malibu is in the hole. it sunk in. it wasn t like that was over. no, it was falling and rolling. reporter: knox doesn t remember how long her car was stuck on shaky ground in the sinkhole before a team of firefighters rushed to her rescue. they helped knox climb up a ladder to safety. a city official blames the collapse on an outdated sewage system built with brick. they are working on trying to find the source of the failure. knox survived unharmed because of her strong faith. thankfulness. just thankfulness. just thankful that i am a child of god, thankful. reporter: knox s husband was outside the sinkhole watching situation developed. the same time he was worried about a pile-up. the fact she survived, he s calling it a miracle.
overturned. knox received today s news in seattle, in her home where she s now 25 years old, has a new book coming out next month. her attorney says the ruling is disappointing, but the case against amanda knox has not, he says, gotten any stronger. while, yes, we would have preferred the supreme court to simply affirm the acquittal, and it certainly was painful for amanda to receive this news, in the bigger picture, these charges still remain just as unfounded, just as unjust as they were before. knox doesn t need to attend the trial, which would be held in florence italy later this year, possibly early next. the rhetoric is growing louder, north korea is threatening to strike american bases. you ll hear why the threats may be different this time around. also, remember the judge who got the bird? well
sports, business, health, science, we re hitting it all for you with the power block beginning with the white house. west coast feel today. check it out. president obama welcomed the l.a. kings. and the l.a. galaxy to washington. congratulating both teams on winning the nhl and nls championships perspectively from last year. what do we got here? a ball for you and then a a jersey for you. i hope you caught that. that doesn t happen very often. what do we got here? jersey here. that s a good looking jersey. 44. that s a lucky number. knew he had moves on the basketball court, but what about that? after the ceremony, the team went to the south lawn to host an exercise clinic for children as part of michelle obama s anti-childhood obesity program. he is a millionaire, married to a model and right now andy