there is no shame in admitting you're a little rusty at the reporter stuff. - please.e who's rusty know to go to the public library and have a child volunteer help him print out this? - whoa, i've never seen this photo before. so what did you find? - here's the same photograph, but enlarged by 8,000%. suddenly, it all kinda makes sense, doesn't it? look at his head. it's a pile of little boxes. don't you get it, katie? - boy, do i not. - fenton pelt is a little box man. it's been right in front of us the whole time. - okay, this is really bad. you need to go home. - home? i can't go home. i'm having a weird maintenance issue. every time i turn out the lights i hear this weird sound, like, "boo-hoo-hoo," and then there's something leaking onto my face, and then a voice that says, "who even am i?" - wait a minute. there is something here. the guy next to fenton. look at the caption. fenton pelt and his business partner, anthony lyon. pelt didn't shoot a lion. he shot a. lyon. a person. this could be the key to everything. - of course. pelt shot his business partner becau

rusty duncan is a stockdale firefighter and responded to the shooting.he first person he noticed. >> i felt something molding my pant leg and i looked down and it was a little arm so i picked him up, and carried him outside right away. >> reporter: rusty would visit ryland in the hospital almost every sunday. the visits kept ryland's spirits up. >> he's very energetic. no matter how much pain he was in, he w9>> reporter: when ryland learned he'd finally be going home, he wanted to go luckily, he pretty sweet ride. >> he asked me to go faster. he asked me to-- if the siren could be any louder. and he wanted me to blow the horn reporter:s finally home. he still has a mom a dad and a sister and he's still got a long road to recovery. but residents of this small south texas town say they'll be with ryland for every step. omar villafranca, cbs news, sutherland springs texas. >> glor: that is the cbs evening news tonight. i'm jeff glor. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh >>> what happened to mom and dad? >> oh, my p

rusty is a firefighter and responded to the church shooting. church, ryland was the first person he noticed. >> there was something holding my pant leg and i looked down and it was a little arm. so i picked him up and carried him out right away. >> reporter: rusty would visit ryland in the hospital almost every sunday. the viftds would keep ryland's spirits up. he's very energetic. no matter how much pain he was in, he never showed it. >> when he was finally going home, he wanted to go in style. luckily he had a new friend with a pretty sweet ride. >> he asked me to go faster, if the siren could be any louder and he wanted me to blow the horn more. >> reporter: ryland is finally home. he still has a mom, a dad, and a sister, and he's still got a long road to recover. the residents of this small texas town say they'll be with ryland for every step. omar villafranca, cbs news, sutherland springs, texas. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," general motors is unveiling a new self-driving car without a steering wheel. kris van cleave has a closer lo

rusty picked up ryland who rode up front in the stockdale fire and rescue rig waiving out the window adoring crowds as he passed with a huge smile on his face. it was amazing. they basically had a parade for him through town. he came through and waived to the crowds. >> that's the way to do it. >> what he survived, a tough little kid. >> to go home like that. >> he's going home. >> our first logos to the traction on the icy driveway at one man's virginia home. in a clip that's been viewed tens of millions of times this week, a home security camera captures tim zucker's ordeal as he simply tries to get out to his car. tim strides confidently on to the driveway but then goes for a ride. he is no match for the black eyes. stopped only by the grass and then the mailbox at the bottom of his driveway. his loving wife posted the video on social media, thanks, with a caption, he's fine. this thing is going viral and i cannot stop laughing. >> leave it to the wife. >> oh, my gosh, i hope he's okay. laugh, lauf. >> do you want to get to the car and drive at that point? >> i think it was right

the rusty red color starting to disappear, but we're seeing people still show up, even little kids. i just saw a five-year-old on a father's back coming out here to check out the scene. so a lot of fun. get out there, it lasts until about 6:00. you still have time. reporting live in oakland i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> a lot of folks are jazzed by sixth graders by getting up early and taking a picture and getting extra credit. >>> here is another look at the moon from our live stream in case you have to start getting out the door this morning. we did put it up on nbc bay area so you can take us with you when you leave the house. we also want to see your photos this morning through social media. make sure that you tag us at nbc bay area across all of our platforms. >>> right now at 5:09 the issue for some is being able to see the moon because we have had some fog. that's not an issue in the south bay right now as we take a live look óq1zoutside with some clea skies and our temperature now at 45 degrees, that's a chilly one, but look at where we're headed, up to 68 degre

. >> i was, rusty duncan is a stockdale volunteer fire fighter and responded to the shooting.nside the church ryland was the first person he noticed. >> i felt there was something holding my pant leg. look down a little arm. so i, i, picked him up. and, and, carried him outside right away. >> rusty would visit ryland in the hospital all most every sunday. the visits kept ryland's spirits up. >> he is very energetic. no matter how much pain he was in, he never showed it. >> when ryland learned he would finally be going home, he wanted to go in style. luckily, he had a new friend with a pretty sweet ride. >> he asked me to go faster. he asked me to, to, if the siren could be any louder. and he wanted me to blow the horn more. ryland is finally home. he still has a mom, a dad, and a sister. and he still has got a long road to recovery. but residents of this small south texas town say they will be with ryland for every step. >>> that is the "overnight news" for this friday. >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> hi, welcome to the "overnight news," i'm demarco morgan.

i will have to get to strokes -- get two strokes aside because i have not played all winter, i am rustyy been playing every day, right? [laughter] >> in a virtually dirt free environment, karen shaw gets her hands a very dirty. she is a skilled potter. the work decorates their home and the homes of many friends. during her career years she was a teacher of fine arts. now she is able to continue practicing her craft. because a household demand's have been greatly diminished. the same way jamie, although he has a rigorous lesson schedule, is already taking advantage of his electronic world. ♪ >> who's your worthy opponent? >> dad. i am replaying the game we had sunday. now i want to see if i can work that trap that bobby fischer used in the world games. >> your dad will be home soon, why don't you wait and play him live? >> ok. >> i've got things to do in the kitchen. >> i think i will help you. [footsteps] >> i am fixing dinner. >> the old-fashioned way? >> yes, the old-fashioned way. >> what you call that stuff? >> we are having duckling ala orange, my love. >> that is fancy, are we hav

back to salvage what he could, eric sat down to play, rusty springs and a broken baseboard, one lastdeo going viral. vanessa carlton noticing, tweeting, this is so important, i would like to get him a replacement piano if this one doesn't make it. just as they are finishing rebuilding their home, the final touch, the new p this week. >> it's been hard to mentally stay hopeful through the whole thing. ♪ >> reporter: their son, already practicing. >> it's a blessing to even have a chance to own one of these. it's amazing. >> the message that there's hope past the moment that you're in. >> reporter: for the hardings, that is the sound of resilience. gloria rivera, abc news, washington. >> it's so hard to see these people when they're going through the difficult part. but it's nice to see these little glimmers of hope there. >> i can't help but look at the contrast and think of the contrast with the victims of hurricane harvey dealing with their own issues but also the people in puerto rico though dealing with the necessities of life. >> it really still looks like the beginnings of fight

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. ♪ ♪ i work in fields ♪ ♪ all i had was beans to eat, out of a rusty tray ♪ >> a giant step toward dignityparticipation in american life and foreign affairs was taken by the american negro in the capital of the united states on the day of august 28, 1963. ♪ we are not afraid, we are not afraid ♪ >> the step was taken solemnly and in union with many of their white countrymen. ♪ oh, deep in my heart i do believe ♪ ♪ we shall overcome someday ♪ we shall overcome, we shall overcome ♪ ♪ we shall overcome someday, oh deep in my heart ♪ ♪ i do believe, we shall overcome ♪ ♪ someday >> the footstep of the march in washington was firm, with a quite purpose and a mannerly rhythm. it aroused even in the centers a larger awareness of the right of the negroes as americans to share equally not only the sun and air so clear and free on the day of their march but their right as americans to share opportunity and privilege as well. america has known this intellectually for a long time. while 100 years by history's calendar. on august 28, america learned this emotionally with clarity more penetrating than i

rusty, lakeside, california. hey, rusty. caller: yeah, good morning. longtime listener, first-time caller. i live near the border and let me say this to america. we need the wall. we need a fence. we need to stop these people from driving their vehicles across the border full of drugs and humans. that's the only way you can do it or at least one of the most effective ways you can do it. the way they design the border here in san diego county is that depending upon the terrain, they'll build a wall and then they'll stop it where there would be a steep hillside or a small mountain. so what they're doing is they're funneling people to certain locations where if they decide o cross, they've got plenty of border pa tropical storm they've got sensors. so the wall doesn't have to be continuous but they definitely need the wall. and do you know this for a fact that they do have sensors. i hate say this out loud, but they do have sensors because i as at the border one time. and i actually stepped across the border into mexico and stepped back into united states

when you have someone you loved for a long time, and you're a little bit rusty, you have to get back out there. this dude said he hadn't been skiing in a year or two, so he just went for it. it's all good. oh, it's all bad. >> who is laughing at his folly? >> he recorded it all. >> meet your challenges face first, mate. >> he said he wasn't injured. maybe his ego, pride a little bit. >> have you heard the term walking on thin ice? it's around for a reason. >> suddenly you start to hear -- oh, no. >> oh! >> got the full moon going. >> i thought we had enough cracks in this video, but apparently there was one more. >> there's singing a song, and then there's feeling a song. ♪ ♪ >> thank you, baby. sing your song. >> he is feeling that. like he knows about heartbreak and falling in love. ♪ ♪ >> we don't know where this is, but i'm guessing where they don't have car seat laws. i have to tell you, this is a good song. those lyrics, man, they get you right here. it's passionate. it is the genre of banda, which is popular among mexican people. but i think it's particularly special for this

statements given in 1985 is a little bit rusty. bit rusty. even i was first elected to this house.coding skills. develop specialist coding skills. offensive teaching of the competing curriculum. curriculum. working with the university and the institute. institute. her original country to visit her father‘s funeral. she mist out by 22 days. days. minister here of this issue to discuss this injustice? discuss this injustice? familiar with the type of problem he has described. has described. honourable friend, ali minister will certainly meet him. certainly meet him. delighted to see the outreach programme in community. programme in community. country, their approach should be commended. commended. the important role that cold rows plays in the life of cornwall. plays in the life of cornwall. in which he worked at some deserves more spotlight. more spotlight. we need to build the stem skills for the economy. stem skills for the economy. midlands and northern x coalfield communities. communities. have a fair and equitable access to arts funding? arts funding? unfairly treated —— bid hi

of innocents and i'm serious rusty was never. mostly of the it might have him or him leaving the cities with his coaches from the privacy. issue to the survivors ago i thought i must restore. the truth for some of them. team russia was banned from participating in the winter games almost two months ago it was over allegations of state sponsored doping but cleaner fleets being given the chance to compete as neutrals only those with no past doping violations are allowed to take part and they will also have to undergo additional tests see this is the final decision is based on an in-depth individual review. taking a look at the criteria weeks after russia had to come to terms with no team russian career anyone with even the slightest interest in sport in this country was baffled dozens of clean washed and star athletes never got their olympic invitations those who'd never been under any suspicion by the sporting federations or even the i.o.c. when they had everyone with a russian passport under the microscope forget about your dream

[ laughter ] [ bark ] oh, come on rusty, that's disgusting.at to you once. and i was drunk! back in my day, people weren't fawning over those cute little "star wars" characters called porgs. can you imagine? back in my day when you saw a porg, you ate it. porg chops, porg fried rice, pulled porg, porg rinds, porgs in a blanket. [ bark ] oh, yeah, i almost forgot, mushu porg. thank you, rusty. back in my day, women in hollywood weren't saying "me too." back then, it was men saying "me, too." for example, one guy would say, "i've been acting sexually inappropriate in the workplace," and his buddy would say, "me too." back in my day north korea wasn't participating in the olympics. unthinkable. back then if a north korean wanted to show how athletic they were, they did it the old-fashioned way by running for dear life through the demilitarized zone. well, i'm sorry. but sometimes this grizzled greased up old gipper has some grievances to get out. this has been "back in my day." we'll be right back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪

i'm a little rusty. >> seth: a little rusty. but we brought some balloons.e some balloons? >> i'd be honored. >> seth: okay, great. [ cheers and applause ] how many do you need? two? are these colors all right? >> uh -- acutal -- yes. >> seth: okay. >> this is fine. >> seth: what are you going to make for us? >> so my first one -- i've been -- you know, i recently went to the moma -- >> seth: okay. >> sorry, sound department, again. i went to the moma. >> seth: uh-huh. >> and i discovered this. it -- you can only sees >> seth: okay. >> but the vip two. >> seth: oh. >> not the first one, yeah. >> seth: oh, so it's a second vip section. >> yes, yes. so a lot of people -- >> seth: more v than the first one. >> oh, yeah. >> seth: yeah. >> and more p, too. >> seth: oh. [ laughter ] >> and a lot of people don't know about this animal. but it's actually a sphinxasaurus. >> seth: okay. >> and it was discovered by king tut. >> seth: oh, my goodness. >> yes. and it actually, if you go, you have to go. >> seth: so it's part sphinx, part dinosaur? >> yes. >> seth: okay.

he's saying here. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> allow me to translate my german is a little rustyaying my goal today is the ro beta blocker. he's going to climb that and not only is he going to do that he's going to do it solo and without rope. >> yikes. ice climbing free climbing? >> we go back to the beginning and follow him in this red bull video. he gears up, he puts on his gloves and grabs his equipment and up the side of this mountain he goes. >> there's no bailout here for him. if he gets tired or anything, he can't just lay back in his harness or rappel down. >> no, but he does find a second to break, but once he's ready, he grabs his pick and he keeps going but he says, you can't be too comfortable, and you can't hit against the ice too hard, because if you do, it could send the entire thing crashing down. >> this is not -- they don't need to do this. >> you're literally chipping away what you want to hold on to and you can chip it away, it's mental to me. >> he does it without breaking a sweat, so to speak, because -- >> it's cold. >> he accomplishes this, gets all the w

. >> look how rusty this is. >> reporter: many came here to clean up and are too young to remember drking except for history books. >> if he was still alive, he would have said, he would have did the same thing, too. >> it was all about helping others and, yeah. >> to stop littering and just be nice and adults need to keep their cigarette butts off the ground. >> reporter: the larger goal is to keep this park clean long after the holiday is over. >> ittin's a big job keeping up with the maintenance picking up the litter. >> reporter: oakland parks group joined the volunteers. >> parents communicate with the kids and tell them the importance of what they're doing on this day. it will help them change their mind-set and the culture. and at least that's a start. >> reporter: in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> golden state warriors head coach steve kerr says martin luther king jr. day has become a great day for the nba, where the league celebrates equality and inclusion. kerr answered questions before the warriors' game with the cavaliers. he was asked what dr. king would have made

giving him a lift, rusty duncan, the first responder who pulled ryland to safety back in november.nd forging a bond in the hospital where ryland spent two long months, including his birthday, recovering from multiple gunshot wounds. today it seems the entire town came out to welcome him. welcome home. thanks for watching "nightline." as always, we're online at our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america.

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giving him a lift, rusty duncan, the first responder who pulled ryland to safety back in november.n the hospital where ryland spent two long months, including his birthday, recovering from multiple gunshot wounds. today it seems the entire town came out to welcome him. welcome home. thanks for watching "nightline." as always, we're online at our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america. >> thanks for joining us for whiz kids week. we've searched america for its most gifted young students and brought them here for a chance to make themselves very, very rich, so let's see if they can do it, right now on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] hey, everybody, welcome to "millionaire"! you guys ready to go? [cheers and applause] let's welcome back winner of the maryland state geography bee. from clarksburg, maryland, abhinav karthikeyan. [cheers and applause] in the middle of a great game. in fact, a little past the midway point to that $1 million. six questions away from a million, two away from that $50,000 threshold, and you still have two lifelines, "50/50" and

>> this is a rusty fig. >> glor: a look inside amazon's jungle. >> it's a place where all employees can come and hang out and get in touch with nature. >> glor: and steve hartman at the seat of power. ( whistling ). >> glor: pucker power. >> i think the whistle helps me get beyond the politics. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: good evening. the flu is putting americans in the hospital at the highest rate in nearly a decade. the c.d.c. today reported 37 children have died of the flu this season. the agency does not track adult deaths. it is still recommending everyone six months of age or older get a flu maxine. manuel bojorquez begins our coverage. >> there you go. >> reporter: concerns about this aggressive flu season are spreading, especially after the deaths of seemingly healthy people like 37-year-old karlie clavin of indiana. she had just helped her husband and children recover from the influenza. >> i never even got a chance to talk to her again. >> reporter: the c.d.c. says the flu is more severe and sending people to the hospital at a higher rate than anyo

firefighter rusty duncan was one of the first on the scene. >> i went to a certain aisle and was checking pulses when a little hand grabbed my pant leg. i saw his eyes looking up at me. and i knew i had to get him out of there. >> reporter: ryland spent more than two months in the hospital. it's where he celebrated his 6th birthday. firefighter duncan and his family visited often. during one of those hospital visits, duncan talked to ryland about some day taking a ride in his fire truck. >> he goes, well, let's go right now. i said, i don't have it here right now. he said, well, go get it. i said, i can't go get it. we'll wait for the doctors to say you can go, then i'll pick you up in it. >> reporter: as any 6-year-old will tell you, a promise is a promise. and duncan kept his. this afternoon, firefighters, police officers and other first responders escorted ryland home in duncan's fire truck. the people of sutherland springs were there for the big homecoming on the main street of this little town. >> he was sitting in the truck waving out the window. he looked like a little kid on chris

not to have his rusty just. hope that those children say they enjoyed growing up in a space where they weren't surrounded by cars. as though sometimes driving might have been welcome alternative. ah it's kinda small kids can be lazy. there were times i thought it would have gone much faster with a car. and it would have been easier to. fasten them all to. agrees that cars can be useful when you have to transport bulky objects for instance or when you want to go on an outing to the countryside for that she rents a car or uses a car sharing service she says sometimes there is no alternative. if i have to get to work by eight o'clock and the daycare center only opens at seven thirty i can't manage that with public transportation and i have to get a car share. i have that problem one day a week. the rest of the time the four is a family does fine without a car there's plenty to do in the neighborhood after school. there's no question that quality of life is enhanced when lots of cars are removed from the equation th

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back to salvage what he could, aric sat down to play on rusty strings and a broken bass board one lasthe video going viral. grammy-nominated singer vanessa carlton noticing, tweeting, "this story is so important, i'd like to get him a replacement piano if this one doesn't make it." nearly four months later, just as the hardings are finishing rebuilding their home, the final touch, that new piano, delivered this week. >> it's been hard to just kind of stay mentally hopeful through the whole thing. >> reporter: his son already practicing. >> the message is that there's hope past the moment you're in. >> reporter: for the hardings, that is the sound of resilience. gloria riviera, abc news, washington. >> we thank gloria for that story, and we thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. david muir will be right back here tomorrow. happy new year. have a good evening. good night. ,000 deaths in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make s

. >> lieu how rusty this is. >> reporter: many of those who came here and to beautify the park are tooremember martin luther king. >> i like the speech about, when he said i have a dream. >> and if he were still alive, he would have done the same thing too. >> reporter: do you know much about him? >> yeah. >> reporter: what do you know about him? >> he helps others. >> stop littering and be nice. and adults need to keep their cigarette butts off the ground. >> reporter: the larger goal is to keep this park clean long after the holiday is over. >> that is the challenge and the goal. >> reporter: oakland public works joined the volunteers in this effort. >> communicate with the children the importance of this day. it mindset and culture and at least that is a start. >> reporter: in oakland, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> volunteers honored dr. king with a service project, planneding 37 trees in the median along sky way >>> today i the theme for this year's event is keeping the dream alive resilient in our resistance. >>> los angeles is behind in licensing sales in recreational marijuana. s

brad rusty is a deputy city attorney. he'll provide the board with any legal advice tonight.y cantera is the board legal assistant. i'm cynthia goldsteen. we're also joined by represent from the city department. at the table in front is corey tee the assistant zoning administrator. he's also representing the planning department and plans commission.

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