arthur: i wouldn't be here, man, if it wasn't for you. garvin: coming up, a man brings a blast from the past back to life. shaughnessy mcgee: yeah, it's my backyard, but i just kind of feel like a caretaker. garvin: why a backyard tribute to a long-shuttered amusement park will now need new caretakers. but first. cornell maier: i think you're getting sleepy. garvin: the generous gift a man gives to bay area children's hospital goes beyond dollars. one for first responders. but they don't always know if they're successful. dropping a patient off at the emergency room is many times the last they hear or see of them. which explains why a santa clara county fire captain was so surprised by what he saw when he walked into a starbucks recently, surprised and brought to tears. garvin: you'd think after 20 years on the job, santa clara county fire captain brent rapport would know a little bit about what to expect from a day's work. not so. no two calls, he says, are ever the same. some, though, are better and more memorable than others. brent: yo

arthur: i wouldn't be here, man, if it wasn't for you. garvin: coming up, a man brings a blast from the past back to life. shaughnessy mcgee: yeah, it's my backyard, but i just kind of feel like a caretaker. garvin: why a backyard tribute to a long-shuttered amusement park will now need new caretakers. but first. cornell maier: i think you're getting sleepy. garvin: the generous gift a man gives to bay area children's hospital goes beyond dollars. great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. one for first responders. but they don't always know if they're successful. dropping a patient off at the emergency room is many times the last they hear or see of them. which explains why a santa clara county fire captain was so surprised

this story comes from arthur larson. you see eisenhower with arthur lawsorson. the soviet union launched sputnik in 1957. it marked the beginning of the space age, october 4, 1957. and on november 5, 1957, almost a month after sputnik, arthur larson is in the oval office. eisenhower specifically asked arthur larson to come to the white house -- larson was the director of the u.s. information agency -- and eisenhower made larson the special assistant to the president to help him write eches. on this date, eisenhower was on the phone with his new defense secretary, neil mcelroy. he mentioned creating a director of missile development to give top priorities to america's missile development for defense. but mcelroy was not buying this. he resisted. finally, eisenhower lost his temper, he cursed, slammed on the phone, and according to larson, he said, give him all the power he needs. this display of temper shows two important aspects of eisenhower's leadership after sputnik. first, who was this guy? this was james killian, the president of the massachusetts institute

this is the first time eugene got to see arthur walk. >> oh, my god. i'm so happy for you. >> thank you. >> i call him my brother now. we are brothers. i'm just very thankful to have a friend like him. i wouldn't be here, man, if it wasn't for you. >> reporter: makes you wonder. that little voice eugene heard, was that ever about helping someone with a hardship or was it about helping two someones with a friendship? steve hartman, "on the road," in castro valley, california. >> pelley: that's cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. good night. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable and got even more than we expected. more speed, like 300 meg. more tv shows and movies on demand. more places to make more unlimited calls. they even made it easy to switch with a one hour arrival window. for $89.99 a month, you'll get

this is the first time eugene got to see arthur walk. >> oh, my god. i'm so happy for you. >> thank you. >> i call him my brother now. we are brothers. i'm just very thankful to have a friend like him. i wouldn't be here, man, if it wasn't for you. >> reporter: makes you wonder. that little voice eugene heard, was that ever about helping someone with a hardship or was it about helping two someones with a friendship? steve hartman, "on the road," in castro valley, california. >> pelley: that's cbs evening news for tonight. pelley. minutes."

so, arthur and i became very close. we started talking and arthur came down here to sponsor the mayor for me to run for lieutenant governor. and he called me shortly before he was diagnosed with hiv and said, i went to call you and tell you because the press will break it and it's all wrong. i had a blood transfusion because he had a black heart and his mother had a terrible heart and all most died from in childbirth. he said, as a result i'm going to announce to the world that i have hiv. well, it was downhill ever since. but, i was able to one time to ask him to come to the mansion for dinner. he was here and i said what are you doing this evening and he said i don't know, not too much and i said why don't you come and eat with me. he said what time and i said you pick it, so he called a few minutes later and he said, could i bring someone with me, a few relatives. i said, sure and sure enough around 6:00 p.m. he came in with about 20 people. [laughter] >> wow. and we sat in the main dining room, the staff was just so

this is the first time eugene got to see arthur walk. >> oh my god. i'm so happy for you. >> thank you, brother. i call him my brother now. we are brothers. i'm just very thankful to have a friend like him. i wouldn't be here, man, if it wasn't for you. >> reporter: makes you wonder. that little voice eugene heard, was that ever about helping someone with a hardship? or was it about helping two someones with a friendship? steve hartman, on the road in castro valley, california. >> that's the "overnight news" for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a

this is the first time eugene got to see arthur walk. >> oh, my god.appy for you. >> thank you. >> i call him my brother now. we are brothers. i'm just very thankful to have a friend like him. i wouldn't be here, man, if it wasn't for you. >> reporter: makes you wonder. that little voice eugene heard, was that ever about helping someone with a hardship or was it about helping two someones with a friendship? steve hartman, "on the road," in castro valley, california. >> pelley: that's cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. and i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. everything in one place. my giant. you got your big games... ...and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. everything in one place. my giant. >>> madonna speaks out on her ex-husband sean pen's lawsuit. what she said claiming sean

. >> as we mentioned, dirk arthur bringing look the newest member of his hit show. we're going to meet the cast. i'll protect you, don't you worry. >> i'll be quivering. >> fir up, 'tis the season for giving and if you're looking to add sparkle to your gift, aaron lelah jewelers can help. >> here with great gift ideas is aaron lelah himself. how are you? great to see you. merry christmas. >> first of all, the holidays are here. you always have something up your sleeve and you have new holiday designs. >> oh, yes. we're doing the crisscross race. but let's start here and talk about this. we do a lot of silver with platinum plate, 18 carat gold, beautiful colors. and they're crisscross cutting on the stone. it has multiple facets and lots of life. it's just beautiful. the gift items are in the 3 to $500 ticket. so they're really affordable and they can make nice sets and continue the holidays with it. we do a lot of bridal. that's one of my main focuses in so we design and manufacture our bridal rings and import our diamonds. we make everything right there in the stor

this is the first time eugene got to see arthur walk. i'm so happy for you. >> thank you. >> i call him my brother now. we are brothers. i'm just very thankful to have a friend like him. i wouldn't be here, man, if it wasn't for you. >> reporter: makes you wonder. that little voice eugene heard, was that ever about helping someone with a hardship or was it about helping two someones with a friendship? steve hartman, "on the road," in castro valley, california. >> pelley: that's cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. announcer: you're watching kcci steve: big-time building woes for the state historical building in downtown des moines. the price to renovate? $65 million. why leaders it's necessary. stacey: a missouri state trooper drowning death of a former valley high standout at the lake of the ozarks. what trooper anthony piercy is accused of. steve: and dupont pioneer had high hopes to expend operations -- top expand operations in johnston. why those plans are on hold. and how ma

this is the first time eugene got to see arthur walk. >> oh, my god.appy for you. >> thank you. >> i call him my brother now. we are brothers. i'm just very thankful to have a friend like him. i wouldn't be here, man, if it wasn't for you. >> reporter: makes you wonder. that little voice eugene heard, was that ever about helping someone with a hardship or was it about helping two someones with a friendship? steve hartman, "on the road," in castro valley, california. >> pelley: that's cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. and i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. this is the best block of all. it's like candy cane lane. i know. oohhh. oh, holiday ferris wheel. i kind of love it. look at those reindeer. jeffrey, you're awfully quiet back there. i was just thinking... maybe it's time we finish this test drive and head back to the dealership? that is so jeffrey... soooo jeffrey... so jeffrey... oh. elves.. it's practically yours. but we still need your signature. the volkswagen sign then

this is the first time eugene got to see arthur walk. >> oh, my god.appy for you. >> thank you, brother. i call him my brother now. we are brothers. i'm just very thankful to have a friend like him. i wouldn't be here, man, if it wasn't for you. >> reporter: makes you wonder. that little voice eugene heard, was that ever about helping someone with a hardship, or was it about helping two someones with a friendship? steve hartman, "on the road," in castro valley, california. >> pelley: that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news, all around the world, i'm scott pelley. and i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. capt look at marin... tonight, the bay area in the cross hairs of another storm, that's alrea making a >>> here comes the rain again. this is a live look at marin. tonight, the bay area in the crosshairs of another storm that is already make a mess of the holiday getaway weekend. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida. we are in for a very wet night. let's get right to our chief meteorologist pau

this is the first time eugene got to see arthur walk. >> oh my god. i'm so happy for you. >> thank you, brother. i call him my brother now. we are brothers. i'm just very thankful to have a friend like him. i wouldn't be here, man, if it wasn't for you. >> reporter: makes you wonder. that little voice eugene heard, someone with a hardship? or was it about helping two someones with a friendship? steve hartman, on the road in castro valley, california. >> that's the "overnight news" for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elan quijano. >>> the democrats debate who would best defend the nation. as our new poll brings good news for cruz and clinton in iowa, trump and sanders in new hampshire. >>> a bomb scare diverts an air france flight. officials call it a hoax but -- >> the household timer, how big of a timer is it? serious injury by an air bag on his chest. >>> and changing breakfast tastes. why cereal

. >>> and join the shoppers along on arthur avenue. and that means they're serving up tradition. coming up, we'll take you behind the counters. >>> tonight, bus rides to school. but now -- >> see how the mayor is taking action. >> i want to thank you and everyone on your team. >> more investigations. more answers. this is the best block of all. it's like candy cane lane. i know. oohhh. oh, holiday ferris wheel. i kind of love it. look at those reindeer. jeffrey, you're awfully quiet back there. i was just thinking... maybe it's time we finish this test drive and head back to the dealership? that is so jeffrey... soooo jeffrey... so jeffrey... oh. elves.. it's practically yours. but we still need your signature. nthe volkswagen sign nthen drive event. p zero due at signing, p p zero down, zero deposit, p p and zero first months payment p p on a new passat >>> for some italians in our area, tonight is centered on the feast of the seven fishes. but why stop there? >> don't forget the cannolis. >> we couldn't have kept our arthur away from there if we wanted to. >> reporter: the peop

arthur yhien. >> thank you, arthur. we'll truck about it. dr. jeffrey gardere join us right now. new york psychologist. new year, new us. >> too much pressure on us. what does that all mean. >> i don't think it's a lot of pressure. time. looking back what you could have done better. notice i didn't say what you did wrong. what you could have done better. it is about trying to improve one's self as we get older and mature through the years. it should be exciting. we should have something we want to look at that we can improve. >> so if we have a wish-list as psychologist and say, okay, these are probably key things we should be thinking about, give it to us? >> i think one of the most important things is looking at yourself. i don't think it should be so much about making more money or getting more friends. but about how can you improve yourself so that you can be happier so that you could spread that cheer amongst others our purpose on the planet is to make it a better place. it shouldn't be just about us. but about our environment and how can we make it a happier place. >> how i

it's called a view from the bridge, it's arthur miller's -- miller. wow. >> it's through february 21st, and one of the people who is starring in it is mark strong. you know him from movies, he's been in a million movies, but he really tackles this play in a different way. first of all, he's met arthur miller, okay? perspective on the show. monroe? it would have been the first thing out of my mouth. welcome to good day new york, and welcome to the stage. >> thank you very much. >> we wanted you to feel at home. >> thank you, thank you. well, i do. [laughter] >> the people right now, they're all quiet back there, that's good. >> tell us about your meeting with arthur miller. was it before the play? >> i was doing a play in the mid '90s in london, death of a salesman, and we were invited to go over and talk to him, and i spent a week with him listening to him read all of the a man whose company you're very comfortable in. >> a lot of us are familiar with death of a salesman, but maybe not as much a view from the bridge. tell me about it. >> his wife's si

arthur brooks discusses his latest book, "the conservative heart." that weiggest mistake make on the conservative side a lot, the one that trips people

this is the first time eugene got to see arthur walk. >> oh, my god. i'm so happy for you. >> thank you, brother. i call him my brother now. we are brothers. i'm just very thankful to have a friend like him. i wouldn't be here, man, if it wasn't for you. >> reporter: makes you wonder. that little voice eugene heard, someone with a hardship, or was it about helping two someones with a friendship? steve hartman, "on the road," in castro valley, california. >> pelley: that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news, all around the world, i'm scott pelley. and i'll see you sunday on "60 good night.look at the man accused of shooting a metro officer... and evading arrest for hours. next thing you notice is a guy running behind me literally like five feet away the surveillance video that caught a flurry of activity from the hectic crime scene... and what we know about the suspect's past. ((paul joncich)) the las vegas bowl heads into town this weekend. we take you live downtown... to the pep rally leading up to the so- called "holy war"

a good example is arthur brooks head of the american enterprise institute. i met arthur five years ago or so or six years ago where he was made president of aei. he had already published a number of serious and interesting books with basic books. i was very interested in him. we had a long conversation and he became an institutional figure in washington. he continued to write books for a while but finally five or six years later i have a book by arthur coming out in july called the conservative heart. a book that i think is very important because it opens up, i hope it will open a new kind of discourse on the right, one that counters the left brained focus of the conservative movement and introduces a little bit more of a right brain elements, a book that tries to sort of balance -- well it's really in the way of bookends to a famous volume by russell kirk called the conservative mind, a book that is launched beacon -- movement and now it's 50 years later or what have you and we are publishing the conservative heart. arthur's idea is that liberal policy goal

arthur is on the run again. he ran away ten days ago. anyone who spots him can post on arthur the cat missing in brooklyn facebook page. >>> an injured red tail hawk was found near the world trade center. they used the blanket to take it to a station house for treatment. this comes one day after two nypd officers from the harbor unit, officer kessinger there, helped rescue a hawk. that was from the east river. >>> jetblue is considering a new approach to training pilots. the airline wants to recruit a few students with no flying experience and train them. the program will be the first of its kind in the country and would be similar to how european carriers train their pilots. jetblue says candidates would still need to meet the required 1500 hours of flying experience. before operating jetblue, no, off the street and learn to pilot the plane. you'll have flying lessons. >> okay. >>> today has marked 60 years since one small action became one of the most significant moments in the civil rights movement. it was 60 years ago that rosa parks

, and when euge heard about that, he called arthur immediately. >> he wasn't going to give up until i was walking again. >> reporter: to walk again. >> to walk again. >> reporter: and you descroant a medical degree. >> i have a film degree. >> reporter: which makes%you wonder, then, how were you going to make him walk again? >> that's the part i had no idea at the time. >> reporter: eventually, though, he learned about this exoskeleton device that can help some people walk again gwen. so to pay for it, eugene quit his job at a researchompany in northern california to hike. >> here we go! >> r rorter: from the california-mexico border to canada. >> we're going! >> reporter: along the way he posted videos of the adventure and asked people to donate on social media until round about mid-washington state-- >> we did it! >> reporter: when eugene:-- >> we did it! >> reporter: he had reached his fund-raising goal. >> you're going to walk! >> reporter: and again, all this to help a total stranger. >> yes! >> to quit his job. to go into debt from doing this. to help me get back on my feet, you

paralyzed eight years ago arthur vowed he would walk again someday. when eugene heard about that he called arthur immediately. >> he wasn't going to give up until i was walking again. >> to walk again? >> to walk again. >> you don't have a medical degree? >> i have a film degree. >> which makes you wonder, how were you going to make him walk again? >> this is the part i had no idea. at the time. >> reporter: eventually, though, he learned about this exsew exoskeleton device that can help people walk again. unfortunately it costs $80,000. to pay for it eugene quit his job at a research company in northern california to hike. border to canada. >> we're going! >> reporter: along the way he posted videos of the at adventure and asked people to donate on social media follow state -- >> we did it! >> reporter: eugene learned that goal. >> you're going to walk! >> reporter: and again, all this >> yes! >> to quit his job. to go into debt from doing this. >> reporter: eugene yun felt called to make a difference in someone's life. but when he heeded that call h

arthur chi'en is live with what it mean force immature aviators. arthur? reporter: steve, this is about timing. 1.6 million drones will be sold and hundreds of thousands of people are expected to hit the market in just the coming weeks because of the holidays. reporter: feating all drone, the faa is requiring the owners reg ter the unmanned aircraft. public safeties the central concern with increase around commercial air traffic clowning airplane. good way to a least give people the feel they are response for their action. reporter: while the founder of the new york city drone film festival says the new rule will create a sense of response k. he says asking drone operators to register themselves then post the registration on the drones and is relying on honest system that comes with flaws. >> the bad bad guys will not put the number on it. if you are caught doing something bad, you do have the reg trician on it, the fines can go from $27,000 upwards of criminal offense upwards of quarter million. reporter: the mandatory registration begins des des sem ber

this is the first time eugene got to see arthur walk. >> oh my god.ou. >> thank you, brother. i call him my brother now. we are brothers. i'm just very thankful to have a friend like him. i wouldn't be here, man, if it wasn't for you. >> reporter: makes you wonder. that little voice eugene heard, was that ever about helping someone with a hardship? or was it about helping two someones with a friendship? steve hartman, on the road in castro valley, california. >> that's the "overnight news" for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, december 21st, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> panic on the strip. a driver runs down pedestrians in front of some of las vegas busiest casinoses injurie inini people and killing one. >>> new poll. senator ted cruz is found to be leading in iowa but the presidential candidates from both parties are still taking swings at donald trump. >>> and

judge arthur gamble cited asbestos, sewer gas smell, a mice infestation and more problems at the building. the judge and supervisors in warren county are working on a go over resolving the issues. elias: number four... elias: preparations are underway for monday's big celebration honoring governor terry december 14th will mark his 640th day of service to the making him the longest-serving governor in american two events are the occassion, a formal milestone dinner. sabrina: and finally in the top five... sabrina: cyclone fans celebrated last night's victory over in-state rival hawkeyes.. far this season. crowds rushed the court after the final buzzer to celebrate, but in the chaos des moines register columnist randy peterson suffered a broken leg. elias: new developments in a child's death in ottumwa... elias: authorities have arrested a woman in utah in connection with the 20-14 death of three-year-old wysdom evans. kashenna tucker has been charged with the death of a child under her care. the investigation started in early 2014, nearly two years ago, after the child died. tucker lived i

brian: who was arthur goldberg? tyler: that is a very good question. i guess a lot of people would not remember arthur goldberg. i think of him as almost an uncle. he started life in the labor world and was the chief negotiator for the steelworkers. steelworkers? i think the steelworkers. one of the major unions. and kennedy made him secretary of labor. and then later made him associate justice of the supreme court. he was kennedy's second appointment to the supreme court. the first being white. and then johnson talked goldberg into leaving the supreme court to become ambassador to the u.n. and drew had known goldberg when he worked -- i think he was general counsel of the steelworkers. and that is when drew first met him. but then they just became very close, very, very close. it seems like the day is not complete unless he has goldberg to breakfast, lunch, dinner, or all three. it's amazing. brian: in 1965, he was working with jack anderson. what was jack anderson's relationship to your stepfather? tyler: jack had started working for drew in probably

victim, arthur baldwin, a uniformed secret service officer, shot multiple times. now the police may have a motive. >> we think he may have been the victim of an attempted robbery. before, called when it had been in court on a domestic violence case. he was accused of trying to break into his ex-girlfriend's with hise armed service weapon, leading to a suspension from the secret service. off-camera, his grieving ex-girlfriend said he was, "a good man and amazing person come he did not deserve that. he do not have a beef with anybody. all he did was work and take care of his kids." >> we are looking at other robberies that have occurred in the vicinity to look for similarities. roz: so far, only a vague description of the suspect, and they need much more help. >> we are hoping that somebody will come forward with information because this happened in broad daylight on our city streets and we believe there are some people who can give us valuable information. roz: the police are looking for three suspects, with only a vague description. there is a $25,000 reward in th

of innocence -- >> megyn kelly -- >> excuse me, arthur.y didn't arrest her the day of the shootings. >> they're looking into her. i got to go. >> you should -- >> i got to go. we're not done with the mother, that's for sure. but we're d ♪ here's to the woman who can catch your eye across a crowded party, light up the room, and leave you with a smile... especially when she's wearing... this. make her feel as beautiful as she truly is. with exquisite gemstones and diamonds by effy, starting at $999.99. helzberg diamonds. here's to love. >>> breaking tonight a story of heroism in the face of terror. as a survivor of the shootings shares how her co-worker gave his life to save hers and how she plans to honor his sacrifice. trace gallagher has the story. >> megyn, ronald reagan says heroes may not be braver than anyone else, they may be braver five minutes longer. it's an apt description of a man who found himself sitting at a table laughing with denise and the next minute they were huddled beneath the same table using a chair to block a barrag

his name is arthur. there he is. and he was rescued from the subway in 2013. well, tonight arthur's owners, katherine lynn and keith woobley, say he's gone missing again, near prospect heights in brooklyn. they're asking everyone to be on we're told there have been several sightings around park place and the grand avenue area. i hope they find him. >>> life is hectic enough and then we all have those small emergencies that happen to us during the day, for example, your phone smashes to the ground or falls in water. tonight better get baquero to find out what to do. >> we've also got advice on what to do in a more serious matter. a potentially dangerous situation in your own home. >> reporter: what do you do if you hear an intruder in your home and you can't get out? stay calm and stay quiet. >> the first thing you want to do is very quietly lock your door. >> reporter: you want to hide and call police. if you can, use the house phone. when you call 911 from a land line, police see exactly where the call is coming from. if you call from a cell phone, response t

while growing up in los angeles, dirk arthur was able, through hollywood's famed magic castle club and academy, to learn from and be mentored by the world's top professionals and has devoted his life to perfecting his craft. years of research, along with thousands of live performances to test his ideas, have won him the accolades of fans and industry peers as well. this experience and devotion has paid off offering the world of illusion a brand new master showroom and artist. his original illusions include a floating car, a lightning fast appearance of a 44-foot long amtrak train and he was the first magician in history to make a helicopter appear! this helicopter illusion has since been widely copied and become a staple of many other magicians, although none can do it quite as well as the arthur is known around las vegas as one of the most successful magicians in town. he also appeared on television on "nbc's world greatest magic", "late show with david letterman" and his own widely acclaimed primetime special "big cat magic" on primetime special "big cat magic" on the animal planet n

sir arthur kondo he was the de facto leader of the spiritual movement. it was not writing about sherlock holmes anymore. the new revelation in the vital question. not only lost his son but his brother fighting the war. he lost his wife's brother as well. lost his nephew, essentially every male died during the war. but he claimed that he did not freedom because he genuinely believe that he was in touch with them through the sÉance. so he was one of the two most influential members, leaders of the movement. the other was her all over large probably one of the two or three most respected scientists and england. he wasengland. he was almost like thomas edison because he was also a great inventor. he invented the spark ignition, radio waves before marconi. he was a very important figure. his son died during the war.war. he believed he was in touch with raymond's. he wrote a book that they say was more popular in england than the bible during world war i because everybody wanted to believe that it was possible to communicate with these dead boys. i respected s

. >> the holiday tradition on arthur avenue that nearly didn't harappen until tonight. we're going to take you there meet the moore's! >> 're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, and more streaming. so we need more speed. that's why we switched to time warner cabl now we can connect more devices, at the same time. hi grandma and grandpa! ha, look at that! [laughs] time warner cable even has an internet plan for us. get 50 meg internet for $39.99 per month and ask about free installation. >>> you can call it the fight to save christmas an arthur avenue. have you heard about the battle the lights will shine brightly tonight, i'm told, ray. >> reporter: they will, chuck, natalie. originally the tree lighting wasn't going to happen because of funding issues and panhandling. a group of merchants. they've gathered tonight. they were able to have donations. this tree will be lit in about inside is a pastry shop. i take it personal when i don't see something not going the right way. >> the belmont improvement district whi

arthur works with 50 vets a year but thinks 50,000 may need music corps.t to take this program? >> everywhere. we want to be able to offer the program to more people in d.c., to california, texas, around the country. so that every veteran that needs it, gets it. ♪ a wide river to cross >> awesome. >>> music corps tracks down special trumt instruments for te troops who are missing an arm or a leg. it then books studio time for the rehearsals, all of this of course takes money. >> speaking of the money, if you're interested in helping author, head over to our nbc washington app and search music corps. you can get all the information you need. >>> 9:22. let's set you out with four things to know on this saturday morning. we are going to start in the district. two shootings overnight, the first in northeast left a man in the hospital. police were called to 48th place just before 1:00 this morning. they say he is in stable condition. no word on a suspect or a motive. >> around the same time, a man was shot several times in southwest. that shooting on 1st street

if you know where arthur is call >> i preferred arthur as a kitten, not so much as a cat. rosanna: whatever you say. i'm on the fence. greg: kittens are cuter than cats. mike? never mind. [laughter] rosanna: do your thing. mike: well, you are right. to what's going on out there. first of all, rain, we are dealing with the rain right now. it is backing down for the time being, not to say we are done with the rainfall. showers will be developing. keep the rain gear around. 43 bridgeport. cloudy skies, not as much rain happening to the east end of long island. just a passing shower here and there. plenty of moisture out there available. look at all of this mess down to south and west of us. guess what, it is working through. rain coming and going, it is periodic for the day today, we are expecting a good amount of rain for the next couple of days. this is the area of low pressure that is kicking up here this morning and the cold front and so on working through tomorrow. that keeps the rain going then. so, are we getting a lot of rain out of it? it is moderate. it is taking br

awr arthur, any measures we mention, is any of that likely to work? >> at the moment, we have no guarantee that it will work exclusive. some form of psychological deterrent of those who continue to troll. yes, it is a very positive step forward but time will tell. we'll have to monitor the activity. >> what are the common characteristics, the common traits of the personalities of the sort of people that troll twitter and then use it to bully or abuse others? >> well, we do know from our research that those who troll in any country tend to demonstrate high levels of sociopathy, they lack empathy for their owner victims, they go the way to manipulate and control the minds of the victims. right across the world in any culture. especially with regard to they want to prevent on cases that have legislation. >> are there different types of at which timer trolls, would you say there's one type of typical sociopathic personal or different personality psychological groups? >> yes william, w, we do know te are. there is a high level of evidence that shows that t

this is the first time eugene got to see arthur walk. >> oh, my, god. i'm so happy. >> thank you, brother. we are brothers. i'm just very thankful to have a friend like him. i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for sure. >> makes you wonder, that little voice eugene heard, was that ever about helping someone with a hardship? or was it about helping two someones with a friendship. andrea bocelli. >> happy holidays. it's "sunday morning" on cbs. here again is charles osgood. >> osgood: that is white christmas as sung by the tenor andrea bocelli. there's no mistaking that voice around the world. you can count kristine johnson among them. >> just take a moment and listen to that voice. bravo. my he gosh, do you know how many people would love to be standing right here? whether he is performing in his miami home or to a sold out arena anywhere in the world, andrea bocelli seems at home on stage. do you really have stage fright? >> it's true. >> really? i suffer very, very much for a long time. >> hard to believe considering he's performed for presidents, popes an

mugged, shot, paralyzed arthur vowed that he would walk again some day. when eugene heard about that, he called arthur immediately. >> he wasn't go to give up until i was you can walking again. >> to walk again? >> to walk again. >> you don't have medical degree? >> i'm a soldier. >> which makes you -- how were you going to make him walk again? >> this is the part i had no idea at the time. >> eventually, though, he learned about this exo skeleton device that can help some people walk again. unfortunately it costs about $80,000. so, to pay for it, eugene quit northern california to hike from the california/mexico border to canada. along the way he posted videos of the adventure asked people to donate on social media until round about mid washington state. >> we did it! >> when eugene learned that he had reached his fundraising goal. >> you're going to walk! >> again, all this, to help a total stranger. >> yes! >> to quit his job, to go into debt from doing this. to help me get back on my feet. you don't meet people like that every day. >> eugene yoon felt

let's start with arthur chi'en. he shows us how new york was >> reporter: much of the focus over the civil rights centered on the south where it was at times gruesome. new york in that time was a battleground as well. laws prohibited minorities from buying or renting apartments. segregation divided new yorkers heating our melting point to the part of boiling over. >> it started with wartime jobs, places like the navy yard in brooklyn. >> reporter: sarah is the curator of the exhibition at the city museum including a fire representing a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement when three activists were murdered in mississippi. >> two of the three people killed during freedom summer in 1964 were new yorkers. >> reporter: their deaths sparked outrage. with the murder of new yorkers, it was no longer considered a southern matter. new york had drawn the largest african-american urban population in america and the civil rights campaigns to washington and further south. >> new york city was a big site of the national ci

with a look at housing in our city, arthur chi'en, fox 5 news. ernie: all right. thank you very much. joining me right now, two good guests. say hello to christine and ken. thank you both for being here. this whole series has brought us up to today. we've seen a lot of growth. >> unbelievable. not only in housing, but in obviously. everywhere. >> new york has never been busier, particularly because of the nice weather. everyone is out. ernie: we know there are problems, okay? everything. we're talking about some of the positive things. you were very active, a key role you were there when you saw times square on the drafting table, getting put together. >> well, the changes in times square have been probably like the same -- you can say that's the giuliani administration. it's started under koch. when you saw the theatres come back, it was a safe place. ernie: a live picture right now of times square. but it's come a long way. a lot of development. not only times square, but a lot of other things. talk about the west side. >> our west side, they're building a new c

this is the first time eugene got to see arthur walk. >> oh, my, god. i'm so happy. >> thank you, brother. >> i call him my brother now. we are brothers. i'm just very thankful to have a friend like him. i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for sure. >> makes you wonder, that little voice eugene heard, was that ever about helping someone with a hardship? or was it about helping two someones with a friendship. andrea bocelli. heart disease. asthma. diabetes. 7 out of 10 americans take prescription drugs. but in the last 7 years drugs prices have doubled. hillary's going to take on the drug companies. require medicare to negotiate lower drug prices. countries like canada at half the price. and cap monthly prescription costs for every american. the drug companies have been over charging long enough. it's time to fight back. i'm hillary clinton >> happy holidays. it's "sunday morning" on cbs. here again is charles osgood. >> osgood: that is white christmas as sung by the tenor andrea bocelli. there's no mistaking that voice or the devotion of his fans around the

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