seven year old hannah evans is having a great time with her two new friends poppy and lilly. ((hannah evans/ swimming with otters )) "it's at the pool, having fun, and it was like being so cute!!!" ((nats - otter gastrointestinal disorder. her play pals are 'therapy otters' trained to interact with children with severe or terminal illnesses. ((paul evans / hannah's father)) "it was awesome, the hands on experience with the animals has just been great." the make-a-wish foundation arranged her visit to the animal sanctuary "nurtured by nature." kevin yates is one of the founders.. ((kevin yates/ nurtured by nature)) "the most important thing is to give them a positive day where they are free of thinking about maybe the pain or the illness or the treatment that they're going to treat the psyche and to have a good outlook, especially when you're in pain or your sick or scared.." the swim gave hannah a boost. ((hannah evans/ swimming with otters ) "the otters! that was really cute!" it's a memory her parents say she'll carry close to her heart - on days she needs comfort the most.

evans with 21. devils win 80-71. >>> heading south for the new season. the braves signed the catcher to their 40-man roster. great behind the plate but only .156 in 33 games for arizona. i'm excited to see what the cardinals do in this road game. teams with winning records, starting with minnesota, they're good at home, got that defensive line led by griffin from agua fria. start fast, get in the game quickly, get the offense rolling. >>> health violations that you think denny's new pancakes are only for breakfast? well denny's new pancakes don't obey the laws of time. tastier, better pancakes. >>> the victim of a stalker speaks out about how he was treated by her employer. >> how often stalking victims >> no one would ever have any idea that this has been a part of my life. >> reporter: we are hiding this woman's face because she's sharing her staph. what she survived what she was a little girl. >> traumatic event, rape. >> reporter: how she left home and became successful. >> i was known as a leader among my peers. >> reporter: and what happened the da

evans situation. i can understand fans being upset with evans for protesting, especially the fact he did it on veterans day weekend and this day, sunday, a very different scene with mike evans sitting during the national anthem. one fan told me on twitter he will not be attending any more bucs games. he says the bucs are disconnected on values. other fans said this will not affect their decision whether or not they will watch or attend games. evans had said th to continue this protest for the foreseeable future. live outside here at one buc place, ryan bass, 10sports. >>> developing tonight president-elect donald trump and his transition team are filling out his administration. the most controversial aappointment so far stephen bannon as trump's chief strategist. the former ceo of "breitbart news" has been accused of using in his first extended interview after the election, mr. trump is now hedging some of his tried and true campaign promises. 10news political reporter mark rivera shows us what that means for his die-hard supporters. >> reporter: we have been coming out to sun city, republicanon of the

we are live at the tampa news center and evans has been dealing with a lot of backlash over the last few days to say the least. >> reporter: he has. evans says he has been getting it from both sides. a few people saluted him while others paraded him with hateful different beliefs." evans practiced with his teammates at one buc place this afternoon and says buccaneers have been nothing but supportive including the front office. he says neither owners or managers spoke with him about the protest and he reached the decision to stand in front of the and him henceforth on his own. that doesn't mean he is done protesting donald trump's presidency but instead intends to find more productive avenues of doing so. >> looking back on it, i probably would have did it a different way but it's done you know. it won't happen again. i will be standing with my teammates. to the people that will stand with my teammates from now on. i will continue to use my voice and my platform for minority rights. >> reporter: evans says his next move is to reach out to groups that help minority groups including wome

protests in ybor wrapped up and you say this one is not as big >> okay, we are having a little trouble with evan lambert, this is ybor where the crowds were smaller than the last two nights and there are about 30 or so people who showed up but miami is a different story. protestors blocked traffic on the mcarthur causeway and really for hours. and then in orlando, hundreds of people surrounded this lake, with and not my president. the protestors say they know they can't change the outcome but they are going to keep going until they feel like they've gotten their point across. >> we know that protesting isn't going to get him out but we are going to give him a hard time about the poor choices and decisions he has made and the poor choices he is going to continue to make. to pay police officers for these protests and to keep people safe. >> the police do say that this is a use of their resources to come out and staff the protests and they hope that eventually they will fizzle out because of that. that is taxpayer money that goes toward that but we understand there is another protest planned for su

evans. live at the javits center with the glass ceiling in manhattan. back to you. >> all right, thanks much, joyce. >>> and we have another call right now. in district eight in pennsylvania, we have bryan fitzpatrick beating stuyvesant sarrow. >> all right. >> many eyes across the nation watching pennsylvania senate race of course as well. and let's take look right now at some of those numbers if we can. and there you have it. oh, it's tightening a little bit here. so we have katie mcginty with forty one%. and pat toomey with 47%. so we will continue to watch this as precincts come in. >> right now according to that graphic 77% of the precincts are reporting. shawnette wilson at pat toomey' election night headquarters with start with jeff cole at the center city sheraton with team mcginty. jeff? >> reporter: i'm sorry, folks here here were the sheraton. sort of looking back and trying to watch as they project states as you are back at the station as well. once again here i think they are -- they're feeling good about mcginty as you just said it's tight

joyce evans with that story. >> all righty.t does it for us here at 6:00. >> we'll see you right back here at 10. have a great night. inside edition is up next. ♪ >>> kanye west, mental collapse. >> what is your emergency? >> was he handcuffed to a gurney. >> gigi hadid apologies for her melania trump imitation. ivanka trump's photo shoot. >> the guy that didn't know trump won until today. >> 3, 2, 1. >> then, the new line of defense. >> how garbage trucks are being used to protect americans from acts of terror. >> and, blinded by the light. >> we appear to have an issue with laser pointers from someone in the stands. >> a quarterback laser attack on

evans faced the media with a myriad of questions about sunday's protest. john sabol has more. >> reporter: it had been three long days mike evans but now after media and fan backlash for sitting during the national anthem in protest of president-elect donald trump, evans apologized on wednesday. >> this city of tampa is bigger than the military. i know i hurt a lot of people by doing what i did, so i want to appear poll guys. it was the salute to service game. looking back i probably would it's done. it won't happen again. >> reporter: sitting for the anthem was an uncharacteristic move. >> when i was a kid i used to love standing for the national anthem. i still do. i think of our troops but most important i think of the american population. >> reporter: fans tweeted me their opinions over the last few days. the most common argument against evans, if he had any issue with donald trump, why didn't he vote. >> i tried to vote, and i realized, i'm a voartd in texas, i'm registered in d, and it take the action to do it, but that's my fault, and it won't happen

into the book and why wasn't i credited with doing the words to california girls, i get around, help me, rhonda, be true to your school a bunch of songs? - [evan] that you contributed to. - that i wrote the words to. and came up with some of the hooks, you know? like "round, round, get around, i get around", that's mike love saying "hey, how about let's do it that way?" but my uncle murray took advantage of my cousin brian and my cousin brian in the late 60s was, he had a conservatorship, he had to be taken care of. and so i'm sympathetic that he has some mental illness. and so he actually wanted to rectify the omission of my contribution. but he was unable to because he was in a conservatorship. - it certainly doesn't sound like you feel badly about him or feel toward him. - no, i feel more sympathy than anything else. - than anything else. so we didn't actually get to the, we kinda came to the end before we went to the beginning. can you tell, in short form, how the beach boys came together as a band? what is the log cabin story? - my cousins brian, dennis and carl were the sons of murray wilson who's my mother emily glee wilson, they're bro

22, evans with 21. devils win 80-71. asu plays again on sunday. move in this weekend across arizona before a storm system brings rain and high elevation snow late sunday through monday. saturday morning temperatures around the valley are starting off crisp, with lows in the upper 40s and low 50s. winds will be come breezy by mid morning as high pressure to the east and a shortwave disturbance to the southwest create a tight pressure gradient that will drive valley gusts to speeds of up to 4 p.m. saturday. southwesterly flow will bring in some subtropical moisture in the form of high clouds saturday afternoon around metro phoenix, signaling a change in the weather is taking shape. look for valley highs above average saturday in the low 80s. by sunday, skies will be mostly cloudy with moisture continuing to pump into arizona ahead of a pacific storm system tracking towards the state. with the clouds, sunday morning lows will be warmer, bottoming out in the mid 50s for the valley. despite the clouds, daytime highs will rema

help bring closure to brianna's community who have been rattled by this case.case evans was not charged with the e teen's murder, but may haveve important information that coult helpion investigators close the case. court records show in august of 2014, sigh read evans was accused of being one of twotwo again men who opened fire on people having a cook out. evans spent nine months in jail charge. macmillan was just home from a boarding school in iowa a and was enjoying the thanksgiving holiday when she was killed. family and friends called her bribri and she was remembered fondly. wake up. wake up.up the teen was an innocent bystander and not the target,

evans replied no. ryan bass just spoke with bucs coach dirk koetter about evans' behavior. you can hear his reaction in just about 15 minutes. >>> true form in his first tv interview as president-elect, donald trump makes some comments that are surprising some of his supporters. >> let me obamacare, which you say you are going to repeal and replace. when you replace it, are you going to make sure that people with preconditions are still covered? >> yes. it happens to be one of the strongest assets. also with the children living with their parent for an extended period, we are going to very much try to keep that. >> on the campaign trail mr. trump was gung-ho, repeal and replace the affordable care salvageable parts. that's the difference between campaigning and governing. nearly every politician changes. look at this. >> read my lips. no new taxes. >> i have said repeatedly that i intend to close guantanamo. >> that was president george h.w. bush before he signed new taxes into law, and presid promises that they made that weren't kept. some other broken promises. in 1981, p

with in real estate without a license she. was taken to the pasco county jail where she is still a waiting her first appearance max marc. >>> evan, thanks. >> and a law enforcements supervisor has been charged with six all battery against two children. the santa rosa sheriff's office says charles mcmullen was arrested after two, 8-year-old boys say he engaged in sexual activity with them on multiple occasions. before m he worked as an fdle special agency in the why crie ber squad. and investigators are trying to find fiend out if there are any other victims in the area. mc mull enwas placed on administrative leave the same date fgle lerched this investigation. >> and rick scott is weighing in on the president leect. scott says he has already spoke went trump three times and for he spheelz feels he has a president and vice president he can call with questions or concerns. as far as scott being joind asked to join his inner circle, he says he is happy where he is. >> i have a great job. i have 783 days to go and i'm going continue to try and make this place the no. 1 place fire job and the no. 1 place for education and make sure f

police say they have security camera video showing evans with a gun and firing that gun in that complex at about the time brianna was killed. evans has been called a person of interest in the murder, and after police circulated this flier yesterday, evans turned charge him with illegal possession of a handgun, but they're hoping he'll help them solve this case of murder. >> we believe that he does have information that's going to help us bring closure to that case. a tragic case. you know, we talked about this yesterday. you have a family that's been devastated by this. you got an entire community that's heartbroken. >> reporter: are at this point, only with illegal possession of a handgun. he's being held without bond pending further court action. jim, back to you. >> pat collins. thanks, pat. >>> the death of a black man named keith scott set off days of protests in charlotte, north carolina, back in september. scott was shot and killed by a black police officer. that shooting captured on video but observers say that video did today, the district attorney there announced that criminal

i can't wait to go in front of mcintyre with this one. >> evans is not laughing for long. due to be released from jail in just eight days, he was charged with a new crime, felonious assault against officer may. his stay at cuyahoga county was extended. he must remain in jail until the new charge is resolved in court. evans pled not guilty, but if convicted, he could be sentenced to eight years in prison. other inmates like perry mckinney and his identical twin brother herbie mckinney don't get in much trouble in jail but present a different security issue. >> it does create a security problem for us. especially if we have them housed in the same area. because of course it will be difficult to identify who they are. they could be switching off and even could get to the point if one of them was going to get released and they could switch identities and things like that. >> someone might get the wrong impression. >> switching identities to fool law enforcement is in the mckinney brothers' playbook, as perry explains. >> he got a dui and used my name. he was on probation, so i

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year-old >>> dc police need your help tonight to find a man wanted in connection with a murder of breyona mcmillan. >> saeve evans was seen firing a gun several times. delia goncalves is outside the potomac gardens apartments with chief calls evans' actions extremely reckless. firing a gun several times on this block when it was full of people the day after thanksgiving. tonight saeve evans is on the run. considered to be armed and dangerous. after four days of mourning the shooting death of breyona mcmillan, encouraging news. police are looking for saeve evans. caught on camera firing several rounds the day the teen was gunned down on i street southeast. >> if he is listening and any conscience or any human decency we ask he turn himself in. >> tips from the community helped identify evans and now they're asking for more help. believing evans is the key to solving this black friday murder. >> it's not just about the police presence and making sure there's a patrol walking on the sidewalk. it's about making sure there's great programming taking place to constructively engage all of our young people. >> i work for

. >> i think now i want to be -- >> i'm scott evans with the cyrus family. >> ran across the room and jumped on me. >> really? >> and he's not kidding. goldie.rets of his love for i'm natalie morales. then i don know what kit and i

chairman jack evans agreed with the "washington post" editorial board saying it is time to consider a federal take over. he says metro needs a board with what he calls extraordinary powers to deal with contract and funding. evans says the status quo cannot go on. >> my frustration comes out saying we have the governing structure and set something up new and make it work. realistically it won't happen. in response to the editorial today that is my view. maureen: metro's largest union calls the suggestion of a federal takeover irresponsible. jonathan: we are counting you down. i know you have been, too. six days until election day. swing state in the past two elections, the polls show virginia has been solidly in hillary clinton's column for months. votetrak 2016 is in alexandria tonight where we have been trust next week's outcome. >> i have some concerns about it. i think most americans will go out and do what is right we would overcome that. >> i think going forward people will make speculation on both sides. both parties do the same thing. you have to have faith in the system. jonat

our chris o'connell and joyce evans about a mile apart in manhattan. let's begin withoyce? >> reporter: iain and lucy, we're all here waiting for hillary. you know we have a long time to wait. we're at the javits center it has glass ceiling lots of symbolism for her because she has been fight to go break one barrier after another and boy has she had a lot of fights. some of them she set up for herself. she spoke a little humble today after she voted in her new hometown in chappaqua, new york. >> i know how much responsibility goes with this and so many people are counting on the out come of this election. what it means for our country and i'll do the very best i can if i'm fortunate enough to win today. >> reporter: now hillary clinton speaking after the vote very humble this the ultimate glass ceiling her if she make it here tonight she will become as we all know the first female president of the united states. i'm joyce evans reporting live in new york. back to you guys in philadelph philadelphia. >> um-hmm. >> all right, joyce, thanks. let's bring in chris o'connell

carter evans with cbs news los angeles. >> it could have an effect on your health, specifically your kidneys. new research says fragmented and short sleep leads to worse kidney functions. researchers studied patients with chronic kidney disease and it showed with every hour of extra sleep they got per night the risk of kidney failure dropped. research also shows that men are still living shorter than women. the team looked at birth and death records dating back to the 18 century. they found that men are living longer than before but they researchers are still trying to figure out exactly why. if you're saving up for retirement you may be doing it too conservatively. a new study found that six out of 10 americans are not saving enough to meet retirement needs. that city, people are focusing too much on losing money and are not thinking more about maximizing their growth. the report says younger people were less likely to take risks that people who are much closer to retirement. >>> the des moines airport is thinking outside the box to avoid building and service dog bathroom that would

with a blood clot. >> looking back i would've done but it is done. it won't happen again. >> you heard the man. the and the protest is over. mike evans met with the media today following his refusal to stand for the anthem in protest of president-elect donald trump. he was the center of attention.>> the city of tampa being in the military and i know i heard a lot of people by doing what i did so i want i want people to understand you can't just hate somebody because they have different beliefs or views and that is the problem and that is why i did what i did. >> i talked to him about it. i respect his beliefs. >> is an amazing dude and has respect for everyone. >> protests are changing but i will still be fighting for what i just said, the minority. >> go to our facebook page and search 10news wtsp. children's eyes light up with ideas. >> they are enthusiastic and reporters partner with the great american teach-in today. i got to spend time with three different classes at north shore elementary in st. pete. they were so excited to be on tv and asked tough questions like who is your favorite sports team and what is your favorite flavo

. >> i think now i want to be -- >> i'm scott evans with the cyrus family. >> ran across the room and jumped on me. >> really? >> and he's not kidding. the secrets of his love for goldie. i'm natalie morales.

wide receiver mike evans making waves with a silent protest causing fans to react with disappointment. mike evans sitting on the bench during the national anthem. he is processing -- protesting donald trump's election. this happened on the salute to service game sunday, today it came out mike evans didn't even vote. >> like that it is just who he is. it is well documented what he has done. >> evans telling us he will continue the center protest while trump is in office, colin kaepernick continues to kneel during the national anthem. for different reasons though. >>> following criticism that the election tonight mark zuckerberg says work has started to eliminate fake news showing up on your user fee. no specifics on how they plan to do that. he did say it will take longer than expected.>>> now, abc action weather. >>> good afternoon, a lot of clouds today a dreary and cool day for us normally in the upper 70s most of the area. probably the only rain we will see for the next 7 to 10 days even longer feared most of the area may be 50% won't get any range this evening temperatures now in

evan is okay with that. he supports the supreme court ruling legalizing gay marriage. >> the trump campaign is condemning the robo call saying it has no connection to it. >>> breaking overnight. senator richard burr is apologizing for suggesting to put a bull's-eye on hillary clinton. he made the comment private over the weekend. in a recording obtained by cnn, you hear burr talking at a visit he made to the gun shop the day before. >> doesn't make me feel any better than walk into the gun shop yesterday in oxford and there was a copy of "rifleman" on the counter. it has a picture of hillary clinton on the front of it. i was shocked at that that it didn't have a bull's-eye on it. >> the brady campaign is a pro gun control group that supports hillary clinton. it is calling on senator burr to step down. he said it was a comment which was inappropriate. >>> new details on the strategy to avoid paying taxes in the late 1990s. "the new york times" has documents that donald trump used losses from casinos to offset

mike evans through text after the game and is also planning to talk with him on wednesday. the team is off today so the coach is to suppressing disappointment at the action but also -- behind mike evans saying it's his right to express his opinion about the state of affairs in american politics even though it didn't sit well with fans. some for him, and some against his decision to do just that yesterday. >> melanie michael at one book place. >>> investigations underway in a possibly politically motivated arson. these slogan burn it all was painted on the home and a may president-elect trump has 60 days to select his senior white house staff. two pics were announced this weekend and they are already getting backlash. let's go to a dc bureau national correspondent, mike meredith. he joins us with the latest. >> reporter: good evening. as you are saying, 67 days to go between now and inauguration. we are getting a much better idea less than a week after the electiho it is estimated the trump administration has to fill 4000 jobs but there are two spots that a

chairman jack evans agreed with the washington post editorial board saying it's time to consider a federal takeover. he says metro needs a board with what he calls extraordinary contracts and funding. and he says -- the status quo -- can't go on. metro's largest union calls the suggestion of a federal takeover "completely irresponsible." this all comes ahead of a major budget battle, getting underway in less than four hours. - metro's board get's it first chance to publicly discuss general manager paul weidefeld's proposal. the "reality check" budget plan, as it's callled, would wants to increase fares during peak service, about ten cents a ticket. along with that, his plan calls for closing stations and reducing service -- as well as an unprecedented one-thousand layoffs. our transportation reporter brianne carter will be at this morning's budget meeting. stay with abc seven and wjla dot com for updates as soon coming up - a fight to the finish. five days before the election - and a new poll is out with numbers in key battleground states. where hillary clinton and donald trump stand. and

big day for evans to begin his career with three straight thousand yard seasons. evans today in catches, 104 yards and matched up with richard sherman. buccaneers go to 6-5, seattle dropping to 7-3-1. coming up next on fox, except on the west coast, and a doubleheader next week. coverage begins at 11:00 eastern. for daryl johnston and laura okmin, this is kenny albert. so long from tampa. buccaneers win it 14-5. >>> week 12 in those teams in playoff position. odell beckham jr. the dolphins "d" showed up when it mattered and the falcons took care of business at home. brought to you by chevrolet, the most dependable plays of the day. >> fox sports thanks you for watching this presentation of the national football league. for nfl news and highlights, go to nfl.com. e? [lip syncing] any way you want it. >> thanks for joining us after football tonight, i'm kagan harsha. >> i'm taming vigil. first on fox, three shooting scenes with two people dead and at least four people injured overnight in denver. >> police tell us they do not believe any of the violence is connected.

- [voiceover] funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation. and hillco partners, a texas government affairs consultancy. and by klru's producers circle, ensuring local programming that reflects the character and interests of the greater austin, texas community. - i'm evan smith. she's a grammy award winning singer-songwriter whose latest album, a collaboration with fellow grammy award winner steve earle is called, appropriately enough, colvin and earle. she's shawn colvin. this is overheard. (piano music) shawn colvin, welcome. - [shawn] thank you. - [eric] nice to see you again. - [shawn] you too. - [eric] it's so nice to hear your voice coming out of a record, i have to tell you the great fun i've had over the last couple of weeks listening to this record. it reminds me how much i enjoy hearing your music. - thank you. - and it's a really great, and interesting, and different record. it's very spare, very raw, and casual. not is as if pejorative i say that, but it just doesn't feel like it's been over-produced and over done. feel

there's commissioner evans talking with officers there. and a tweet from boston pd just a little bit ago praising the work of boston police officers as well as mass state police and bu police there on the scene to get the situation rectified relatively quickly which if it appears to be a hoax like the they got those road shutdown quickly and got everyone to safety as fast as possible. that's a great response time by them. in this days and age you would expect nothing less. it's something they prepare for and do drills on. wanting to mention as well thanksgiving recess is upon student at bu on the 23rd. they will come back on the 28th. busy time obviously on campus. and this adds another layer of n doesn't look like there's imminent threat going on right now. right now we need to stress these are earlier pictures when we had the area shutdown. we'll keep tabs on that. hopefully we'll learn more at fallon health we realize that no matter where you are in life you can always be moving forward. why move forward alone when we can move forward t

chicago fed president, charles evans, said with interest rates low, investments in things like infrastructurencrease productivity. when it comes to the economy, evans added that he's concerned about inflation, while he is comfortable with hiking interest rates in december and any hike thereafter should be very gradual. >>> the competition to fill your prescriptions is heating up. and that's hurting cvs health, which today said prescription growth is slowing, and its profits will be hurt next year. shares of the biggest u.s. drugstore chain tumbled more than 11% in today's trading session. bertha coombs has more on cvss challenges. >> cvs had an advantage over competitors. it handled pharmacy benefits for large employees and insurers and also profited from its retail pharmacies filling prescriptions. with concerns over high drug costs, competition in the drug supply chain is getting tougher, says analyst ross muken. >> it is causing a fight for share harming profits here. >> analysts at partners say competitors are giving cvs with restrictive pharmacy prescription networks. one with the defens

a local man charged with the arson fire at a waukesha county business.and wait until yohear why he says he started it. cbs 58's evan kruegel live with the details..evan that man claims he w just trying to kill a spider - when he pulled out his lighter inside a local snack factory... instead - police say he caused over 13-thousand-dollars in damage.... no word yet on the spider's condition. (insect video?) we all have our own way of dealing with have taken things too far - lighting a spider on fire inside this nut factory in waukesha county.according to a criminal complaint - workers noticed a sack of almonds on fire on the morning of october 18th. surveillance video later showed 24-year-old kevin butler approaching the sack - and holding a lighter to it for 8 seconds. his reason? butler told the complaint says butler told officers he did not realize anything was on fire - despite 4,200 pounds of almonds being burned inside the factory. while it might sound nuts - it's not the first time a person has tried to kill a spider with a flame. last year - a detroit gas pumpwent up in flames - after a man triedto light a sp

with 15 sacks. >> gary:the giants are moving fast to finding a new closer for next season. general manager bobby evanswith aroldis chapman's agent at the m-l-b g-m meetings. evans said he's "casting a wide net". >> gary:chapman is one of the giants top three options. the other two closers are dodgers' kenley jansen and nationals' mark melancon. in the g-m meeting they were reporting that chapman could be seeking a deal worth around 100-million dollars. >> pam: we'll be back with an update! afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. will >> steve: breaking news from oakland legacy two separate groups protesting with a fire set for it will have more will return at 10:00. n "marvel's agents of s.h.i.e.l.d."... skye: and an 0-8-4 is...? an object of unknown origin. skye is the 0-8-4? and who do you work for, raina? the clairvoyant? the clairvoyant gives us guidance. he has you

here's joyce evans with her fight. ♪ >> reporter: tatiana rivera is a busy little girl. >> there you >> reporter: she loves playing with her dad in the yard. >> go ahead. yeah! >> reporter: stopping to take in the sounds of nature. the wind. the leaves. the birds. then she's off again. tatiana is autistic. she does not speak. >> you ready? >> reporter: she made it clear to us no move along while she had her snacks. and enjoyed her music and learning videos. another thing she stops for, to cuddle with her proud papa. >> look at her. she's happy. she's relaxed. she's not seizing. >> reporter: about her seizures -- >> okay. okay, okay. she's going to seize. >> reporter: we have to warn you what happens here before our eyes so disturbing but her father insists we keep the cameras rolling. he wants people to see the heartbreak, the terror, just how much his baby girl suffers from a severe form of epilepsy. >> we go through this 25 to 50 times a day. >> for most of her young life. >> no one should live like this. no person in this world should live this way. >> okay, okay, okay. you're okay

evan flitz with the wide receiver screen to austin west... he gets a huge chunk of fumble and it's picked up by drew dostal... he takes it all the way down to the 10-yard line... that had the wash crowd all excited. a couple of plays later, ian thomas plows in for the 1-yard score and the warriors go up 7-0... that would be the score after one quarter. but here comes iowa pumps and fires deep for guess who? oliver martin... 34-yard touchdown and the game is tied 7-7. with 10 seconds before halftime, trojans knocking on the door... flitz dumps it off to devontae lane and he runs it in for the 3- yard touchdown... west led 14-7 at halftime. west received the kickoff to start the 2nd half... on the offensive drive, flitz play-action and he hits traevis buchanan who drags a few defenders with him... taken down at the one, 35-yard play. next play, devontae lane high steps into the end zone and the trojans take a 21-7 lead. they would recover a fumble on the kickoff... offense cashes in again, on 4th the edge for his 2nd rushing touchdown... 3rd ov

seven year old hannah with her two new friends - poppy and lilly.((hannah evans/ swimming with otters )) "it's at the pool, having fun, and it was like being so cute!!!"hannah has a life- threatening gastrointestinal disorder.her play pals are 'therapy otters' - trained to interact with children with severe or terminal illnesses. ((paul evans / hannah's father)) "it was awesome, the hands on experience with the animals has just been great." the make-a-wish foundation arranged her visit to the animal sanctuary "nurtured by nature." kevin yates is one of nurtured by nature))"the most important thing is to give them a positive day where they are free of thinking about maybe the pain or the illness or the treatment that they're going throughit's super important to treat the psyche and to have a good outlook, especially when you're in pain or your sick or scared.."the swim gave hannah a boost. "the otters! that was really cute!" it's a memory her parents say she'll carry close to her heart - on days she needs comfort the most."and this is (laughs)!"chris martinez, cbs

emily: he went on to google, and turned with a company that became twitter, working with evan williamswhat was that like? kevin: when i showed up my first day of work, i got this puzzled look and they said, that is right, we hired an intern, but they were super nice to me. honestly, without that experience i did not think of it have the same passion for social media that i do today. jack is super creative and it also mention here as well as a it was great to meet them and learn from them early on. emily: what did you learn? kevin: number one, sometimes your first idea does not work out. it became twitter but i remember clearly it did not quite work and then keeping in touch with jack and evan as they may be transitioned into realizing that often when you are a company, you need to prevent into something else. instagram had a similar history. we were working on a game called bourbon that turned into instagram. emily: your first instagram photo was of your girlfriends for but maybe it was even the first filter that had been more consequential. kevin: had i known that was going to be firs

evans' protest. we you caught up with the state senator today. he posted on facebook that he won't step inside raymond james stadium again until evans apologizes or is off the team. he says mike evans needs to calling on fans to send evans a loud message by boycotting as well. he said that the protests during the national anthem and on a day the vets were being celebrated was disrespectful to the military, their families, and those who have fought and died for this country. listen. >> the young man makes $3.6 million a year, which is paid for we the people that buy the tickets to go to those and i think he owes us an apology, and i think they need to deal with this. >> reporter: now, the bucs, they released a statement today praising the work of the military and the sacrifice, but they also stand by evans' constitutional right to protest. several veterans we talked to said they really don't have a problem with his protesting, but they say doing it during the evans plans to keep this up despite the backlash, so cynthia, it looks like this story wil

, his appointe, and, one of the spectacular aspects of this negotiations, representative dwight evans with mayor kenney, congressman brady and other elected officials who helped keep parties at bargaining table. we would like to thank employees of septa for their hard work, particularly, septa general manager and negotiating team who worked around the clock to get this done. would i like to thank, twu local president willie brown for union leadership and working hard to find common ground to allow to us reach this settlement today. this has been a long few days here. i think we have people this this room did a great job bringing this all together. i can this is talk enough about dwight and willie working this deal out at the last two or three days. thank you, thank you all for coming. we will bring the system back home by 5:00 o'clock, is that right. >> it takes us mess of the day to completely get up to full service levels. by tomorrow morning though the start of service we should be good. >> so people right now. >> it it is hit or miss. as em lease report and as we have enough we will ac

with this murder. we'll give you a look at his mug shot now. police say evans was caught on camera firing a handgun at theth shooting scene friday. charged with murder at thiss point. but at the least he may haveave some important information on that her he's from a particular area with documentation is a very difficult thing to implement and frankly it's not a very workable and will function to prevent people from accessing the services that they need. the city says it is spending $80,000 a night on hotel rooms for people who have nowhere else to statement of the mayor sayshy those rooms should difd frble a in northwest, sarah simmons, fox5 local news. > still developing, we arere learning new chilling details ci about the man who carried out yesterday's car and knife attack at ohio state university. police are still trying to determine abdul area tan's motive.mo 11 people were hurt when he drove his car into a sidewalk of pedestrians then got out and attacked people with a butcher knife. investigators are looking into area tan's friends, neighborsigb influenc

- [announcer] funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation, and hillco partners: a texas government affairs consultancy, and by klru's producers circle, ensuring local programming that reflects athe character and interestsle, of the greater austin, texas community. - i'm evan smith, she's a veteran print and broadcast journalist, who co-hosts national public radio's best-in-class afternoon news magazine, all things considered, and hosts npr's deep dive news podcast, embedded. she's kelly mcevers, this is overheard. - [evan voiceover] let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn, or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? you could say that he had made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you know, you saw a problem and over time took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you, actually. this is overheard. - kelly mcevers, welcome. - thanks fo

went down with injury, including 2 key players in the offense evans and winston with a knee injury. . >> i feel great my coach took me out. . >> and now at 3 and 5 the bucs head back to the drawing board. >> we need to reload. we've just got to -- something o give. . >> the buccaneers will be off to work preparing for another home game against the chicago bears next sunday. >>> and they were number 1 in the ivy league. >> but now this top ranked soccer team is benched thanks to some rude remarks. coming up the comments that have harvard talking. >> plus an old scam with a new twist, a local woman is out 600 bucks and it could happen to you as well. we'll show you what to we asked women to smell two body washes and pick their favorite- i prefer b. b. i would like to smell like this every day! but what was body wash a? ohhhh, i love bath and body works! and what was the one they preferred? ohhhh... this is suave! really? that's quite a bit of smelling good. h and body works now twice as much smelling good. . >>> a warning about an old scam still making the rounds. it a person pay back t

down...cbs 58's evan kruegel with our latested installment of the fbi's unsolved robberies. quickly - spending less than 5 minutes at three kenosha banks ... but as he quickly made his demands for cash... he forgot to take the time - to cover his trail....(music).... september 13th - at a chase bank off washington road...: 07:37 "the actor entered the bank" 26-year-old jubilee braithwaite walks up to the counter - trying to disguise his identity :07:40 "he's described as a black male with a dark black beard, and wearing a blonde wig." demanding cash before fleeing the bank :08:18 "that scenario is repeated 3 separate times." by 2:30 - two chase banks - and a johnson bank - would experience similar fates... fates...10:08 "the fact that this individual moved from one bank, to the next, to the next, in roughly 28 minutes, is very unusual."but it didn't take long for police to identity their crook 08:49 "members of the kenosha police department and kenosha sheriff's department actually recognized this individua :14:24 "it made it very difficult to hide, even with his wig."and th

jeff in with the follow up jam 20 points offer the bep. today final second first half cowboys evans races to the line buzzer" line. dominated -- they dropped to 2-4 on the season. redskins have a lot to be thankful for and so do the players. brody logan went to get hot takes of thanksgiving dinner. >> just being around all my family. i like peace calvert. >> m i met her and we gotten gauged this is my first thanks giving with her and obviously she was put to the test. and i think i moved sooner. >> i hope she brings me a plate. >> when we eat it's like our brothers try to shove everybody out ever the way because they're bigger and they say, no, that's not happening, ladies first. she makes it show. >> the last time we played on sensation. >> sweet potato yam. >> what is your favorite side or part of thanksgiving male. >> sweet potato yams. >> you know redskins fans call you yams. >> i know that's hilarious. my teammate he said dude i have a great video of you. >> i said what was it sweet potato yamz. >> yamz, sweet po tate" yams >> i mean geez i don't know what you want to call it s

evans. along with mayor kenney, congressman brady and the other elected officials who helped keep the parties at the bargaining table. i'd also like to thank the employees of septa for their hard work, jeff, stephanie and the negotiating team who worked around the clock to get this agreement done. i'd like to think twu local president willie brown for the union leadership and working hard to find common ground that loued us to reach a settlement today. this has been a long few days here. i think we have people in this room that did a great job bringing it all together. i can't talk enough about dwight and willie and working this out the last two or three days. thank you all for coming this morning. we hope to ride the system home around 5:00. is that correct, jeff? >> it takes us most of the day to completely get up to full service levels.ç by tomorrow morning, the start of service we should be good. >> can people get them now? >> it's hit or miss. employees, we'll activate a route. over the course of the day service will come back up. >> as of right now, employees could start reporting for

- [woman] funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation and hillco partners, a texas government affairs consultancy, and by klru's producers circle, ensuring local programming that reflects the character and interests of the greater austin, texas, community. - i'm evan smith. he's a familiar face on msnbc, a host and guest host of various shows, a political correspondent, and your one-stop shop for election night data and demographic analysis. he's steve kornacki, this is overheard. (applause) (light keyboard music) let's be honest: is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa and elsewhere? not to say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and, over time, took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you, actually. (laughter) (applause) steve kornacki, welcome. - sure, thank you. - thank you very m

we're with jason evans. jay jason, good morning, thanks for being with us, tell us what role you guys moot play in the inauguration. >> we're set to be on the presidential cordon as well as the escort formation. >> you guys, you mentioned to me >> we travel the world and the country to recruit routine inspire everywhere. we decide to show. >> reporter: this is you guys are the air force drill team. can we see what they're going to do >> we're going to do the line 2004 medication and transfer into the walk-through and we'll be done >> awesome. let's see it, guy >> we'll hear nor more from bob through the morning, they're learning as we are learning more about what goes into getting ready for the inauguration coming up in january >> we appreciate them let us us come out for this. it exciting. i'm amazed by the precision of the military when they do this. dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast sandwich made for bacon lovers. am