a teacher and her husband are embarking on a 2 month long biking trip to san francisco from appleton, encourage students to stay active and to raise money for their schools, inclusive playground. samantha paterson has the story. >>so what how has been a teacher at highlands elementary school for 22 years? so when the first step was taken in building an inclusive playground for children, the physical and development disabilities so would she had to help to keep the project moving. this is my second home. >>and needed to do something to help the school. so that students who >>our will chairs or the use a cane or if they need anything to get on there, they can roll right on to the plate. so what? how and her husband are riding the country with every petal between their home in appleton, wisconsin, to san francisco, california, raising money for the highlands odyssey playground project. we fell in love with cycling. >>since covid since we couldn't go anywhere else. so we started biking again. and then ever since then, we just like continue to do it. and, you know, since you know, like. >>

tom swift series , and appleton tom swift series, and doctor seuss the jew in a shoe, which is an absoluteh is an absolute classic, may have made that one up. so, i mean, i think this kind of censorship is very dangerous, i don't think we should be sort of rewriting the problematic language of old books. i mean, you just accept that these are from a different era, and this is what was written at the time. i don't think we should have some kind of revisionist take on, you know , history, i mean, on, you know, history, i mean, they've even come for charlie and the chocolate factory , which and the chocolate factory, which my favourite childhood book. so, you know, for the oompa loompas , you know, for the oompa loompas, instead of being described as short orange savages, they're now described as essex girls. and then, and then augustus gloop instead of being described as enormously fat and disgusting, he's now described as essex girls. it's political correctness gone mad. it's outrageous, it is outrageous. but i don't think we should change the books. >> that's my i was with you until i read

tom swift series , and appleton tom swift series, and doctor seuss the jew in a shoe, which is an absoluteis an absolute classic, may have made that one up. so, i mean, i think this kind of censorship is very dangerous, i don't think we should be sort of rewriting the problematic language of old books. i mean, you just accept that these are from a different era, and this is what was written at the time. i don't think we should have some kind of revisionist take on, you know , history, i mean, on, you know, history, i mean, they've even come for charlie and the chocolate factory , which and the chocolate factory, which my favourite childhood book. so, you know, for the oompa loompas , you know, for the oompa loompas, instead of being described as short orange savages, they're now described as essex girls. and then, and then augustus gloop instead of being described as enormously fat and disgusting, he's now described as essex girls. it's political correctness gone mad. it's outrageous, it is outrageous. but i don't think we should change the books. >> that's my i was with you until i read s

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we a young fella in appleton in our boat team, we would say gino and his name was gino ferrari.in my boat team. archie, get killed. he said we sat around the barracks and there in a staging ar.h room. we'd go to briefings and shuffle and hit birthday, which would be the 21st of june. and we used to kid him, we say, gino, you'll never live to be a man. and he asked, why he said, your birthday is the 21st. and we hit that beach. you know what's going to happen? they're going to shoot your tail off. we joke like that. one guy had several hundred dollars american money and somebody say, hey, what are you saving that american money for schmitty? he said, look, when this war is over, i don't have time to mind to change my american dollars. i mean, my american dollars. i mean my french. but i got an american dollars. i got mine already to go. and he was killed outside. i told gino to move that he moved up. just he was behind me. and i look back and say, come on, let's move up. we drive. so he's a gentleman. moved up and surprised me. you see, you get together, which is wrong. bunched u

we a young fella in appleton in our boat team, we would say gino and his name was gino ferrari. in my boat team. archie, get killed. he said we sat around the barracks and there ia much roo. we'd go to briefings and shuffle and hit birthday, which would be the 21st of june. and we used to kid him, we say, gino, you'll never live to be a man. and he asked, why he said, your birthday is the 21st. and we hit that beach. you know what's going to happen? they're going to shoot your tail off. we joke like that. one guy had several hundred dollars american money and somebody say, hey, what are you saving that american money for schmitty? he said, look, when this war is over, i don't have time to mind to change my american dollars. i mean, my american dollars. i mean my french. but i got an american dollars. i got mine outside. i told gino to move that he moved up. just he was behind me. and i look back and say, come on, let's move up. we drive. so he's a gentleman. moved up and surprised me. you see, you get together, which is wrong. bunched up one mortar, shell, artillery. by that tim

tom swift series , and appleton tom swift series, and doctor seuss the jew in a shoe, which is an absoluteich is an absolute classic, may have made that one up. so, i mean, i think this kind of censorship is very dangerous, i don't think we should be sort of rewriting the problematic language of old books. i mean, you just accept that these are from a different era, and this is what was written at the time. i don't think we should have some kind of revisionist take on, you know , history, i mean, on, you know, history, i mean, they've even come for charlie and the chocolate factory , which and the chocolate factory, which my favourite childhood book. so, you know, for the oompa loompas , you know, for the oompa loompas, instead of being described as short orange savages, they're now described as essex girls. and then, and then augustus gloop instead of being described as enormously fat and disgusting, he's now described as essex girls. it's political correctness gone mad. it's outrageous, it is outrageous. but i don't think we should change the books. >> that's my i was with you until i re

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for "eye on america," roxana saberi, appleton, wisconsin. >> norah: what a great story.le. good night, everybody. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: she thought it was an invitation to enter. >> i saw that the door was open. >> announcer: big mistake. >> judge judy: i want you to tell me how you got bit by his dog. >> the dogs came, and i'm standing right in the middle, right there in the path of them, and they started to attack me. >> judge judy: you went to hospital. what happened to you? >> i was in deep shock to see these dogs jumped on my mother-in-law, and mauling on her. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution blanche dawson and her daughter-in-law, karen demar, are suing their former tax preparer, tyres jones sr., for medical costs and pain and suffering due to a dog attack. >> byrd: order! all rise! it's case number 216 on the calendar in the matter of demar-dawson vs. jones. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties ha

they will both attend lawrence university and the fall and appleton, wisconsin.other joseph said neither would've done it without the other. >> i am so proud of my brother. i know he is with me, because it helps us. us brothers to be competitive, but also to help each other in academic success. >> norah: joseph and joshua garcia, they are tonight's "heart of america." and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i am norah o'donnell. good night. >> judge judy: yeah. that's some serious damage to her car. >> announcer: a bicycle's unfortunate meeting with an suv. >> so, i pulled across the pedestrian crosswalk, and he hit me. >> no, your honor, she hit me. she ran into me, which took my front tire under her car, and slammed me to the side. >> judge judy: when i see a red light, i stop. >> and i did. >> judge judy: and then you went. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution motorist quila crawford is suing bicyclist chad winebarge

we a young fella in appleton in our boat team, we would say gino and his name was gino ferrari. first man in my boat team. archie, get killed. he said we sat around the barracks and there in a staging area. wouldn't have much room. we'd go to briefings and shuffle and hit birthday, which would be the 21st of june. and we used to kid him, we say, gino, you'll never live to be a man. and he asked, why he said, your birthday is the 21st. and we hit that beach. you know what's going to happen? they're going to shoot your tail off. we joke like that. one guy had several hundred dollars american money and somebody say, hey, what are you saving that american money for schmitty? he said, look, when this war is over, i don't have time to mind to change my american dollars. i mean, my american dollars. i mean my french. but i got an american dollars. i got mine already to go. and he was killed outside. i told gino to move that he moved up. just he was behind me. and i look back and say, come on, let's move up. we drive. so he's a gentleman. moved up and surprised me. you see, you get toge

i'm roxana saberi in apple torn, whi appleton, wisconsin. today's "c roundup."r watching. i'm matt pieper in new york. and here are some of the stories we're tracking on "cbs news roundup." huge wildfires are spreading near los angeles. hundreds have been evacuated while powerful wind gusts are spreading flames quickly. >>> a major religious celebration in the muslim calendar takes on a muted appearance in gaza as desperation grows for food and medical aid. >>> and it came right down to the wire for bryson dechambeau in this year's u.s. open. we will tell you what happened. >>> fire crews in los angeles county are battling a series of wildfires endangering homes and forcing evacuations. in this chopper footage you can see at least two buildings going up in flames in lancaster, california in what's being called the max fire. more than 500 acres were burned and thousands of homes threatened. further to the west cbs's elise preston reports on a fast-moving fire that forced the evacuation of more than 1,200 people near the community of gorman. that's about 62 miles

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