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here's steve hartman "on the road."orter: a lot of police officers go above and beyond-- playing basketball with kids, mowing grass for seniors. we see examples on the news all the time. but few officers have gone orther out of their way than sergeant jeff turney of the glendale, arizona, police department. it started with this call to dispatch: y yeah, yeah. >> reporter: police responded to the home of howard benson. >> what can i do for you? >> your family is concerned about you. >> i walked in the door and i saw him sitting there. i said, "we're not going to talk any sense into this guy." where are you moving to? >> florida. i s going toit. stopping him.y >> reporter: never mind that howard had no business behind the wheel of anything other than his power chair. he was going to tow a trailer 2200 miles to a new assisted living facility in fort meyers. a course his kids, who all live out of town, were insisting he fly and just ship his stuff. >> that's right. >> reporter: how come you didn't listen to any of them? >>

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>> i hear you. >> reporter: i'll let you be the judge of that. >> steve hartman on flower patrol.overnight news for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for the morning news and, of course, "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center captio captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, september 13th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." the top candidates face off, sparks fly as democrats spar at the third presidential debate. >> are you forgetting what you said two minutes ago? are you forgetting already what you said just two minutes ago? >>> possible criminal charges. federal prosecutors are apparently going after former acting fbi director andrew mccabe. what he could be facing. >>> and near disaster. a man is nearly hit by a plane sliding on the ground. ♪ >>> good morning from the studio ew

steve hartman, on the road in jacksonville, florida. >> and that joy lights up our day as well.ng news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center here in new york city, i'm errol barnett. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's tuesday, september 24th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> ukraine scrutiny. president trump protects details of a phone conversation with ukraine's president as some lawmakers fight to have them released. >>> an american soldier charged with sharing bomb-making instructions online. who police say he planned to target. >>> and climate summit showdown. 16-year-old activist greta thunberg makes an impassioned plea to save the planet. >> right here right now is where we draw the line. >>> good morro

steve hartman found this story "on the road." >> reporter: aside from immediate family, no one is allowedquinn waters. >> i want to get up there. >> reporter: and more importantly, quinn can't go out. >> we basically keep him in a bubble just as a precaution. >> even a cold, a common cold could be something that will bring him back into the hospital. >> reporter: parents jarlith and tara water say quinn's natural immunity was temporarily wiped out after he got a stem cell transplant to treat his brain cancer. >> we are italian. >> reporter: fortunately, the kid is a fighter, who has retained a mostly positive attitude. >> do you want a drink or anything, dude? >> no, thank you. >> reporter: but it still stinks. >> he sees all of this happening and he knows he's stuck inside. and there would be days. >> reporter: days when quinn is literally pounding to get out. unfortunately, staring out a window is a poor substitute for walking out a door. for the last two months, quinn's connection to the outside world has been limited to whoever passes by, which hasn't been all that limiting, actually.

steve hartman has her story, on the road. >> i'm coming in for another shot. >> reporter: it was during was struck, struck by the fact that her armymen were all just that, men. >> i noticed there was no girl armymen. >> reporter: no girls? >> they don't make 'em. >> reporter: and were you disappointed when you found out there weren't any? >> very disappointed. i don't know why anybody has not thought of that. >> reporter: so the little girl from little rock, arkansas, wrote a letter that read in part, please, you make armymen girls that look like women? she sent copies to several armymen manufacturers, including jeff himmel, owner of mbc toys in scranton, pennsylvania. >> i've never gotten a letter from a child like that before, but every now and then somebody asks do you have any female toy soldiers. >> reporter: the answer is no, although jeff says it is on a list of potential future projects. he even showed vivian some of his concept drawings. >> they were doing sketches, but they were busy making boy army men. >> reporter: vivian just can't understand why this has to be so hard. >>

hartman you're now recognized for five minutes to present your testimony. >> good afternoon. i'm the chief program officer of the downtown womens center. for more than 40 years we've been providing housing services to the women of skid row in los angeles. in recent years we've seen homelessness rise to unprecedented levels and in the last year the number of women grew to 18,337 individual women. homelessness among women is increasing nationally as well and on any given night 216,211 women are experiencing homelessness in this country. women comprise 39% of the individuals experiencing homelessness, and 49% of those are unaccompanied women. the downtown womens center exists because we recognize that women are a unique subpopulation experiencing homelessness. for this reason we of course advocate for hud to continue to recognize women as a unique subpopulation, specifically unaccompanied women. they are four times more likely to be conically homeless and for this reason need resources to serve them. at the downtown womens center we serve anyone who identifies as female. 90% of

steve hartman, on the road in pittsburgh. >> and that's the overnight news for this friday.ptember 20th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." tropical depression imelda turns deadly. parts of texas are under water this morning after heavy rain inundates cities and towns. >>> blackface scandal backlash. canadian prime minister justin trudeau apologizes again for offensive photos recently brought to light. the one question he wouldn't answer about the controversy. >>> and another death linked to vaping. why the fda is now using criminal investigators to search for answers in the mounting crisis.

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>> steve hartman, on the road in pittsb gh. >> that's the overnight news for this monday. this monday. from the broadcast center in captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, september 9th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news". president trump cancels a secret meeting with leaders of the taliban. why he's now facing criticism on both sides of the aisle. >>> a desperate search for survivors. at least four people are missing after a cargo ship capsizes off the coast of georgia. the reason rescue crews said it as too risky to go inside the vessel. >>> and a marathon match. we'll show you rafael nadal's epic comeback to win the u.s. open men's final. ♪ >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, it's the latest setback in a bid to end america's longest war. president trump abruptly called off peace talks with the taliban and afghan leaders at camp david. mr. trump says the talks w woul have taken place this past weekend but were canceled after a taliban bombing killed an american soldier las

from the third district we have supervisorjohn hartman.ng to give you a quick overview of the incident and what occurred early today. i am then going to hand it off to the coastguard captain who will talk about the rescue effort that was unaware this morning —— under way. then, we will hear about the fire response to the incident. the santa barbara county district attorney will have some comments for you as well, assistant chief ryan smith from the office of emergency services, and then we will hear about what we will do for victims‘ families. the incident today began at approximately 3:30am. the coastguard sector in los angeles received and made a call that was from a fully engulfed 75 foot commercial diving vessel that was off the coast of santa cruz island. crews from the us coastguard, the ve ntu ra crews from the us coastguard, the ventura county fire department, and the vessel assist organisation responded. the coastguard launched aircraft as well as boats, and located a vessel that was fully engulfed in flames on the north side of s

servicemembers on the nation's most important document, the founder and president of ocs, doctor kenneth hartmannk you for joining us this morning, so important. this is a copy of what you are handing out. >> 229 years ago today the founders signed the constitution, 12 years ago i started an orientation to recognize and honor high school kids graduating high school and going directly into the military. 1% of kids who decide to stand in the watchtowers, the other 99% enjoy the freedoms, this year we decided to produce a document to educate these kids about the oath they are taking to defend this document and in order for us to expect them to do that they need to know what it is, this is the first year we've given this a way to them. >> picking up the slack and what is not being taught in schools. >> absolutely. they take an oath to defend this precious document and many of the issues we are struggling with right now is a country, the answers lie here in the hope is they will take this on their journey, put it in their pocket, read about the founders, read about this precious document, the bluepri

brian amsey moore, i could go on nd on with names that are egendary within the movement, hartman turnbull who vanished rom the history, the ones that sed their strength, their desire for real freedom and took and as young 19-year-olds 20-year-olds and 20-year-olds, he was 26. old guy, [laughter] this is one of the ost important lessons as valuable today as it was ago.erday, 50 years and if you look and this is the ella baker taught us. if you look deep into the communities, you will find and that, not weakness trength will enable you to continue struggle. once,t, ms. baker told me she says, and they're waiting for you charles, you know, they're waiting for you. have to go in there and make them and it doesn't take a great deal of effort as turns out. they made our way to us more than we made our way to them. it's one of the great, great that is valuable today f you want to talk about movement. you know, the tradition of the movement, i want to say this by all, israpping up after a tradition of community grassroots.t the that's an old tradition. it's not something that was 1960's. in the i

e lier this >>> well, you may think you have a work ethic, but wait until you meet the guy steve hartmane grocery store. >> reporter: when you reach a certain age, just getting down to the driveway can feel like a full day's work. but for 97-year-old bennie fasito of perth amboy, new jersey, overcoming those stairs is just the beginning of his work day. >> the time is up here. >> reporter: two days a week he clocks in for a four-hour shift. his job? bag boy at the local stop & shop. >> see that? >> reporter: bennie used to be a warehouse supervisor for a cosmetics company. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: he supposedly retired back in the '80s. but he has been doing odd jobs ever since, because he says he loves a hard day's work and always has. what was your first job you ever had. >> who me? >> reporter: yeah. >> a shoe shine. we had a shoe shine when i was young. >> reporter: at what age? >> 7 or so. >> reporter: so you shined shoes. then what did you do? >> then i go home. >> reporter: no, what was your next job. >> i went to barber school. >> reporter: okay. >> after tha

steve hartman found one sergeant who took that duty to heart. >> reporter: a lot of police officers go and beyond, seniors.asketball with kids, we see examples on the news all the time. but few officers have gone further out of their way than sergeant jeff turney of the glendale, arizona police department. it started with this call to dispatch. >> i have a 94-year-old father. he's loaded up a trailer and thinks he can drive his vehicle and the trailer to florida. and i'd like to have somebody talk to him if they could. >> reporter: police responded to the home of howard benson. >> what can i do for you? >> your family is concerned about you. >> i walked in the door and saw him sitting there and i thought we're not going to talk any sense into this guy. >> where are you moving though? >> florida. >> i had myp.goinoit. >> rter: never mind howard has no business behind the wheel of anything other than his power chair, he was going to tow a trailer 2200 miles to his new assisted living facility in ft. myers. of course, his kids, who all live out of town, were insisting he fly and just ship

. >> steve hartman, on the road in pittsb gh. >> that's the overnight news for this monday.he broadcast center in captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, september 9th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news". president trump cancels a secret meeting with leaders of the taliban. why he's now facing criticism on both sides of the aisle. >>> a desperate search for survivors. at least four people are missing after a cargo ship capsizes off the coast of georgia. the reason rescue crews said it as too risky to go inside the vessel. >>> and a marathon match. we'll show you rafael nadal's epic comeback to win the u.s. open men's final. ♪

at 9:00 "the last days of phil hartman.> artists are teaming up in a fund-raiser in santa cruz commu dustin dorsey shows us what it's all about. >>> the bay area is very environmentally conscious region of the country and boasting such amazing environment and ecosystems for coastal inland. we want people to feel proud about where they live and what their natural resources have to offer. we're hosting a fund-raiser for the upcoming sea wall, santa cruz art project taking place here in jun of 2020. over 30 artists local, international and national to customize, repurpose patagonia apparel items. each article of clothing has its own important story such as this pair of shorts that shows silhouettes that are white with one single being around addressing the issue of overfishing and showing there's only one fish left in a vanishing sea of extinct ones. the foundation is a hawaii-based nonprofit organization for conservation. our primary way of doing that is through art and activism. our oceans program is a public art program tha

and you see the fed chair pell is removed and president trump has been reeling against the feds and hartman in attacks and there's even threatened to remove him, or at least integrated that, that would've happened and it would've been a big deal with royal financial markets probably causing a recession to indicate that the reserve is not independent and that would be a big deal but you see low probability on that so we want to focus on the shocks that are in the northeast part of the matrix, you can see the most obvious is the trade war and that is a big deal and at this point the thing that could pushes, it a couple of things that i want to point out i won't go into detail unless you want to or ask, you can see no deal brexit, also by itself probably wouldn't push the u.s. into recession but obviously it will be hard to digest particularly in that environment and there's a number of things we can focus on but all focused on the trade war, the links between the trade war and the economy are several fall but there are two key ones, the higher tariffs is the most obvious, there are attacks on

two of our county supervisors, supervisor greg hart and from the third district, supervisor joan hartman. so i'm going to give a quick overview of the incident and what occurred early today. i'm going to then hand it off to coast guard captain who is going to talk about the rescue effort that went under way this morning. that will be followed by some remarks from our fire chief to talk about the santa barbara and ventura county fire response to the incident. our santa barbara county district attorney will have some comments for you, as well assistant chief ryan smith from the office of emergency services, and then suzanne grimacy will talk about what we're doing for victims' families. the incident today began at approximately 3:30 a.m. the coast guard sector in los angeles received a mayday call that was from a fully engulfed 75-foot commercial diving vessel that was off the coast of santa cruz island. crews from the u.s. coast guard, the ventura county fire department and the vessel assist organization responded. the coast guard launched aircraft as well as boats and located a vessel th

the conservative party cannot access ex libris —— x later voters who voted move in the hartman familyn, and actually it makes sense to me byjoining forces that we would actually create a big majority believe in the parliament, and that's going to be the only way now to undo this logjam, and actually get brexit done. alexander, thanks forjoining us. the brexit mp4 southeast of england from our thanks to her forjoining mp4 southeast of england from our thanks to herforjoining us. let's go to brussels and talk to damien, i will correspond in there, but damien here in westminster today, of course we have the prime minister meeting of the taoiseach earlier in dublin. some other pointed remarks made on both sides there, did that shed any more more light on where we are with the state of the backstop and the talks between the eu and the uk? well, there were some very clear statement of position fair. a particularly coming from the taoiseach, the irish prime minister, his very blunt message was that no backstop, which is what boris johnson ideally would like, means no—deal, it is not a possib

dennis community housing, anthony hayes, speak up, advocate corporation for support of housing, erica hartman, and chief program officer downtown women's center, and chancellor of alman corps, and executive director of the housing center. alma vizcaino, downtown speaker of the violence against women and services center, and also, the chief and executive community leader of friends, and without objection, your written statements will be part of the record. each of you will have five minutes to summarize your testimony, and i will give you a signal by tapping the gavel lightly when one minute remains and at that time, i would ask you the wrap up the testimony so that we can be respectful of the witnesses and the committee members' time. and mr. watkins, you are recognized for five minutes to present your oral testimony.

hartman started it when he retired in 2014. polk county took it over.ndidates, you can see, quite now there's quite a bit of empty green space, but you're going see this park area get filled with cars. beyond the horizon line, the candidates are going to be addressing their rally crowds. they're going to be coming in here. to be clear, they're not frying their steak. they're grilling their steak. you see the activists, organizers across iowa come in here. you see pete buttigieg standing here. this is sort of a very celebratory event. and as you said, the interesting part of it this year is there are very, very serious issues taking place in washington, d.c. we'll be catching the candidates throughout the morning, david, having serious conversations while all of this happens behind us. >> shannon, have you been to this before? >> i have not. i'm so jealous. i'm based at the white house. i'm watching vaughn right now and i'm like i need to get out to iowa for two weeks because i was just reminded this week by a very good democratic strategist. throw out t