>> roxana saberi in london, thank you. >>> a farm just outside kansas city is growing more than just crops in its fields. cbs's janet shamlian has more in tonight's "eye on america." >> reporter: there's more than food growing on this patch of farmland. a crop of boys becoming men. >> one! >> reporter: it's a two-year agriculture-focused free entrepreneurship class called boys grow, offering mentoring to 14, 15, and 16-year-olds, many lacking important life skills. >> the soft skills we teach are skills that they're going to be able to continue on, but they have an opportunity to learn them out here. >> reporter: after working in the juvenile justice system founder john gordon was looking for a way to inspire kids, like kendrell kirkwood. >> he told me to go to college, college is worth it, do everything that i probably wouldn't want to da because next thing you know i might want to do it. >> reporter: there's a need in the kansas city metro area where data indicates there are nearly double the number of youth homicides compared to the national average. and in missouri black students

congratulations, roxana. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> the second works in progress award goes for the sex work and lovepo in america. a reporter at "vanity fair" her reporting from afghanistan has received the south asian journalist associations daniel pearl award. judges citation carefully piecing together the mosaic of the forces that often compels sex work in america today. poverty, neglect, racism, addiction,n, discrimination. john dissects the ways in which women are punished disproportionately for the actions of men. the tireless reporting on the chaotic haphazard world grapples with the very idea of how we think about sex workers today including not only the stigma around them t but also the very idea of what it means culturally, criminally and sociologically. congratulations. [applause] >> now it's time for the panel discussion which will be led by pamela, a member of the lucas board. she's going to come up. pamela until very recently about a week ago or something was the editor of "the new

here's cbs's roxana saberi with a story. >> reporter: to wales, searching for olitude. this is it? building 30 years. >> reporter: he found purpose. after serving with british army in afghanistan over a decade ago, alan suffered from post traumatic distress disorder. marriage broke down, one day so did he. >> pain killers, hoped not to wake up. >> reporter: but you did. >> woke up next day. >> reporter: homeless, but far farming family let him live and build on the land. salvation. >> today creating something for other people. >> reporter: local res aotr tro, spiry 32-year-old. charity index offers fitness, skills training and counseling with therapists like gareth noble. >> there's always a future, belief is important. >> reporter: hopes to finish the third and final floor this fall. more space for more healing. roxana saberi, cbs news, sirhowy valley, wales. >>> that's "the cbs overnight news," for some the news continues, others check back later for "cbs mornings" and cbs.com. i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash, i'm matt pieper in new york. florida and new york vote

margaret. >> brennan: roxana saberi in london, thank you. well, tonight's "eye on america," the important life lessons being taught down on the farm, when we return, in just 60 seconds. rcjuidnsy iswi t jt cropsin its fields.an food growing on this patch of farmland, a crop of boys becoming men. >> one! >> reporter: it's a two-year agriculture focused free entrepreneurship class called boys grow, offering mentoring to 14, 15 and 16-year-olds, many lacking important life skills. >> the soft skills we teach are skills they will be able to continue on but they have an opportunity to learn them out here. >> reporter: after working in the juvenile justice system founder john gordon was looking for a way to inspire kids, like kendra kirk wood. >> he told me to go to college, college is worth it, do everything i probably wouldn't want to do because next thing you know i might want to do it. >> reporter: there is a need in the kansas city area where there are double youth homicides compared to the national average, and in missouri black students are

here's cbs' roxana saberi with one british army veteran's story. >> reporter: mikey allen came to theitude... so, this is it! >> yeah, this is the castle i've been building now for the last three years. >> reporter: ...but he foundtlee be purpose. after serving with the british army in afghanistan over a decade ago, allen suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder. his marriage broke down, and one day, so did he. >> i just kept eating pain killers and eating them and eating them, with the hope not to wake up. >> reporter: but you woke up. >> i woke up the next day. >> reporter: he was homeless, but a farming family let him live, and build, on their land. his castle became his salvation. >> building this has been a big coping mechanism for myself. >> in the meantime, i guess, it is creating something for other coping people. >> reporter: each week, local residents and other troubled veterans visit, inspired by the 42-year-old. his charity, endex, offers fitness sessions, skills training, and counseling with therapists like gareth noble. >> as bad as things are, there's always a futur

roxana saberi, cbs news, wales. >> o'donnell: that is tonight's "cbs evening news." night. >> judge judy: you found this dog. they did scan her and found a chip. >> the owner, she said she was coming. >> judge judy: but she never came. >> correct. >> announcer: an abandoned dog ends up in yet another home. >> judge judy: you charged her $200 for the dog? >> right. >> announcer: then it was on the move again. >> the vet informed me that they would not be able to give her back to me because of the chip. i've just been completely devastated. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution sarah bauer is suing mary mcleod for the return of money she paid for a dog and punitive damages. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 58 on the calendar in the matter of bauer vs. mcleod. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ladies, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: ms. bauer, this is s

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roxana siberi, wales. >> for some of you the news continues.k with us later for "cbs mornings." follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is "thbs news flash." i'm elise preston in new york. thousands of columbus, ohio, children head back to in-person cass rooms this week after a teachers union strike forced the students to begin the school year online. the 4,50e 4,500-member union ap a new contract which gives teach areas 4% raise each year for the next three years. >>> the federal government will no longer provide free at-home covid tests after friday. the site where americans had been able to order the tests blames the program suspension on congress, stating additional funding for the kits has not been provided. >>> hawaii takes home its fourth little league world series title. the team beat out curacao for bragging rights. the same team from honolulu finished third last year. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm eli

cbs's roxana saberi has more from london. >> reporter: in a region of france renowned for its wine, wildfiresfirefighters are struggling to contain the blaze near bordeaux that's forced thousands to flee their homes. countrywide, roughly 220 square miles have gone up in flames so far this year, nearly six times the annual average. blazes are also breaking out in spain and portugal, fanned by consecutive heatwaves and little to no rainfall. with more than 60% of theno european union and the u.k. now under a drought alert or warning, reservoirs and rivers are receding. on germany's rhine river, a crucial commercial route, some ships have cut cargo to avoid running aground. here in england, the first six months of this year were the driest in nearly five decades. coupled with the recent record high temperatures, that's left the ground at farms like this one parched. mike swerling has had to buy costly supplements and dip into winter feed because the grass his sheep normally graze on is too dry to eat. >> this is the driest i've ever known the farm. people are going to have to realize soon that i

at a drug trafficker, nicknamed cockroach, who reportedly had already left the scene. 36 year old roxana battery else died almost immediately think it was a gig on the only one we thought the my mother's body was found over there. i believe that explosion has been followed by 2 smaller ones this week in ecuador, z, largest coastal city, where in the last year the murder rate has doubled. i am the government has responded by declaring a month long state of emergency, which allows the police and the army to work together to crack down on criminal organizations linked to drug trafficking cartels. about a year ago, 2 bodies were found hanging from this bridge here in the new land district. it marked the beginning of an escalation of violence here in y, yackino. and since then, there have been decapitations, dismemberment of bodies of rival gang members, all of which have becoming more and more common in a country that had never seen those types of crimes before. all insurance. but if the national police director of investigation says ecuadorian, geographic position is mostly to blame, a case

it was the people's artist of russia and roxana bayan and the future, and for the first time we flewrm well, there were a few days. uh, the bell rang. he says offered it don't want to. kitten. bengal we will give you , we did not refuse. we were presented with the first-born of our yushchenko, which is more brown. so we took him to moscow, it took about 2 years and having visited once again a wonderful city, perm, and i brought the second kitten. and they called and said, you know, uh, we were preparing an overgrowth for breeders, and there happened a situation in raising a big cat no longer needed. but you love bengals. i say, of course, i love. here he flew in the same way with a flight to moscow 2 years later. you have a story with birds and salvation, and luck with birds. we, uh, our family is in the forest and we constantly give birth to tobilki in the bathhouse, that's all. i see that they interact normally. yes, yes, he is looking after him. just. uh, uh, unbelievable and 2 years ago everyone started having some kind of terrible bird-feeding, but the most interesting thing i g

let's bring it into roxana support, who works for the afghanistan unless network joins is from nicosia in cyprus. rooks on a welcome to al jazeera a year on. how do you assess 12 months of taliban rule in afghanistan? well, i think that it's fair to say that it's been quite challenging and extremely difficult when they took over the country a year ago before and they thought and, and the banking sector collapse done. all of these things brought the country's economy to its knees. also people last job in real terms, household income's have gone down around 30 percent. so it created it situation in afghanistan or something like by the un reckoning, something like more than 50 percent of the population is in euro or emergency levels of food insecurity. that means they don't have enough food to feed themselves or their family. and as far as getting concerned, hope consolidated. do you think taliban rule is all other factions, other disagreements within the time? yeah, i mean there it does not. they don't appear to be very consolidated. so there are this agreements on one of the one, the k,

they made their point, and, again, similar to what you sometimes have seen in iran with someone like roxanaabeery, make a big sentence and make a deal. >> it works in our system as well, until there is a conviction and sentence, they weren't going to be prepared to make a deal, it doesn't have to work that way. in any case in any country in the world, the prosecutor can decide at any point to drop a case, even before a conviction and sentence happens. this is how it worked in russia before, so it is not a surprise this is what they were saying. it put brittney griner into an impossible situation where the conviction rate in a russian court is like 99.5%. and so she was i think really compelled and induced to plead guilty in order to not have this process play out forever. but that's no guarantee the russians will play ball. we have to wait and see. >> just quickly for folks watching now, should they feel confident, hopeful that britntny griner will gain her freedom long before that nine year sentence is up? >> yeah, i would be shocked if she served anything close to that. but i don't see it

at a drug trafficker, nicknamed cockroach, who reportedly had already left the scene. 36 year old roxana barrels died almost immediately think it was a gig on the only one we thought the my mother's body was found over there for you . i. that exclusion has been followed by 2 smaller ones this week in ecuador, its largest coastal city, where in the last year, the murder rate has doubled. i am. the government has responded by declaring a month long state of emergency, which allows the police and the army to work together to crack down on criminal organizations linked to drug trafficking cartels. about a year ago, 2 bodies were found hanging from this bridge here in the durant district. it marked the beginning of an escalation of violence here in y. yeah, keel. and since then, there have been decapitations, dismemberment of bodies of rival gang members, all of which have becoming more and more common in a country that had never seen those types of crimes before. but if the national police director of investigation says ecuador, geographic position is mostly to blame, a case stumbled into in

roxana saberi paid a visit to one former british soldier who is rebuilding his life brick by brick. > allen hauls stone after heavy stone and log after log up a mountain in wales. so this is it? >> yeah, this is the castle i've been building now for the last three years. >> reporter: allen didn't plan to build a castle at first, but as the foundation took shape, he began rebuilding something else, his spirit. >> the goal has created some form of hope. it's kept me alive to a certain degree. >> reporter: it kept you alive? >> yeah, i think so. >> reporter: wow. skill and luck kept him alive when he served with the british army in afghanistan over a decade ago. but death was never distant. one day on patrol, he saw an afghan police officer step on a taliban mine. what happened then? >> there was a big explosion. me and my colleague went sideways, skidding across the floor. the best way to describe it, it looks like his legs had been stuck together with super glue, just all different directions. his torso was twisted sideways. >> reporter: back in wales, allen suffered from post traumati

roxana saberi has more from england. >> i don't know if i really want to do this, but i'm going ask. i'm h >>ah, it'nt. rr:s b cuter than a rat. >> yeah, they're cuter. >> reporter: they may be roads dents, but they're one of the uk's most endangered animals. millions of water voles used to live along the country's waterways. but with their numbers plunging 95% in recent decades, they're now protected and bred in sanctuaries like this. why do voles matter? >> voles are a very important part of the ecosystem. they feed on plants, they big burrows and they're food for other animals. so they're part of the food chain. >> reporter: whenever one creature is threatened, she says, so is the balance of life on our planet. >> if you impact one species, it can have knock-on effects on other species that rely on it. >> reporter: that's exactly what's happening around the world. the u.n. says around one million plant and animal species like the black rhino and the mountain gorilla are at risk of extinction. more than at any other time in human history. and that climate change, pollution, defores

y uno de los comentarios de roxana:" me preocupa la seguridad de nuestros hijos.tienen derecho a ver que estÁn viendo ya quitar y poner horarios establecidos para el uso de celular y otras pantallas. y la quinta es el famoso aquÍ y ahora, entrenando tÉcnicas de respiraciÓn, lo pueden hacer todos los dÍas respirando, inhalar, exhalar y que tengan momentos de paz sin hacer nada. karla: el cambio de rutina, es precisamente lo que le preocupa a norma desde los Ángeles. norma: esta semana mi hija regresa a clase, en mi trabajo tengo el mismo horario asÍ que tendrÉ que dejarla mÁs temprano en la escuela local me causa ansiedad . quÉ me recomiendan? >> una de las cosas que causa ansiedad es la incertidumbre y no saber lo que va a pasar y la rutina da hÁbitos y certeza, hÁgalo en papel, compren un reloj para que vean cÓmo pasa el tiempo y puedan ir monitoreando su horario. pueden poner dibujos y hacer su rutina que es muy importante. lo que le pidan a sus hijos hÁgalo ustedes tambiÉn. alan: tambiÉn estuvimos en california nos vamos con otra gente nueva york que tambiÉn ti