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had one eye removed. >> his dad took videos of the first day asher saw his new prosthetic eye in theu will get used to it and feel better. >> reporter: through it all mark and ashley found a community, inside of the ronald mcdonald house wherever parent's wish is for their child to get better. >> we hear stories, and we root for each other. >> reporter: for asher facing every treatment, each stay here made the difference. >> he is always okay with coming to the mcdonald house. >> reporter: but their trips to ronald mcdonald house is coming to an end because on this recent stay, credits say asher's mri is clear, news that every ronald mcdonald family hopes to hear. >> can i have hugs and sugar. >> that is what i'm talking about. >> reporter: asher will be four years old next month and the family is planning an extra special birthday party for him. they will have a lot to celebrate, this year. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> exciting for him to celebrate that birthday. we invite to you celebrate with us, ronald mcdonald house charities phone bank is this tuesday march

had within eye removed. >> my eye out. >> reporter: his dad took videos the first day asher saw his new prosthetic eye in the mirror. >> you will get used to it and it will feel better. >> reporter: through it all mark and ashley found a community inside ronald mc donald house wherever parent wish is for their child to get better. >> we share our stories, we root for each other. >> reporter: for asher facing every treatment staying here made all of the difference. >> i get so apprehensive about hospitals and things but he is always okay with coming to the ronald mcdonald house this place made an impression on him. he loves it. >> reporter: but their trips to ronald mcdonald house are coming to an end because on this recent stay doctors say asher's mri is clear, news that every ronald mcdonald family hopes to hear. >> that is what i'm talking about. >> reporter: asher will be four years old next month and family is planning an extra special birthday party for him , they will have a lot to celebrate this year. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> our ronald mcdonald house

i had a great bonding experience with asher. it's especially good for parents , new fathers and mothers with infants. you can check them out it be you yoga.com. >> today have a gift shop question equity by the shirt? >> don't worry about where i bought the shirt. i don't shop where you shop. >> are you getting sucked into yoga culture. >> thank you. >> i'll bring you one of these tank tops. >> please do. >> we will rock them together. >> excellent. thank you. >> u.s. congressman chris smith is looking for the cure for chronic lyme disease. i caught up with him on the radio show. we talked off the air about what he calls the lyme disease culture of denial. >> he is the only recently under pressure acknowledging there's about 300 and or 400,000 cases. >> lyme awareness month is in may. the congressman agreed to come on set and answer our questions. >> i'm your senior correspondent here with another april update. she still hasn't given birth as of thursday morning. that being said, that world is on edge. well today finally today fi

this is good for ashers coming looking at rain showers into south jersey right now. 44 degrees in turnersville. es, florence, cinnamonson in thenow little chillier in princeton. above fezing for the getting r showers and into cape may. just very light scatteredower redding these showers moving through the lehigh valley. and coming downus little bit heavier. st thiin morning. sunshine this afternoon. get a cloudy start with few showers this little bit. not much. 45 at 11:00. a 3:00 this afternoon. clouds thinning out in the suburbs during the afternoon too. few rain showersmoing. need your umbrella at some point this morning. 3:0053 degrees. partly to mostly sunny er thi m 37 degrees at 11:00. and then 50 degrees3: delaware, cloudy skies this morning. into early this ternoon. look at that temperature drop. 47 degrees at drees at 5:00. 3:00 this afternoon. and the 3:00 temperature for new jersey and at the shore, in the 50s with sunshine finally breaking through new jersey. late afternoon sunshine for tshe light rain showers today. 50s today. close to 60 neighborhoods. nowhere near that tomorrow

covington, 21 points, 13 rebounds, sixers win 106-101.e d pitcher alec asher to the played later. >> nola strikes the first. second inning, different storey. tagged for five runs, two phillies go down 10-4. >> news out of villanova basketball, josh heart has been american and baker dondunleve, has been namedontint 4:30. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. ♪ ♪

do me good, i'm tired of coming back here, it sucks. >> asher has given sobel advice as well.s shown him a way to skirt jail rules in order to communicate with his girlfriend. >> we've come one a briefcase type situation here. it's an actual grocery bag cut in half and filed down a toothpaste tube and tied a piece of string on the other side of it. and on the other side is the screw. which fastens in and tightens down the string. it's basically like you're regular manila envelope and i made her a card and drew the cover for me. put in her favorite candy and tomorrow our court date is, try to give it to one of the deputies down there. saying that she forgot it in the courtroom and hopefully it gets into her hands. if not -- it is what it is. >> when i first got in here i was having extreme panic attacks and anxiety attacks, i couldn't breathe. >> ariel potter decides to speak again and jonathan darling sheds light on what really happened in that cell. >>> now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> sacramento county'sdown town jail i

it sucks. >> asher has given sobel advice as well.own him a way to skirt jail rules to communicate with his girlfriend and co-defendant ariel potter >> came up with a briefcase type situation here to -- actual grocery bag cut in half. we filed down a tooth paste tube and tied a piece of string on the other side of it, and then on the other side is the screw which fastened in and tightens down the string. it's basically, you know, like your regular manila envelope. i made her a card and drew the cover for me and i put in her favorite candy and tomorrow our court date is -- i'm going to try to give it to one of the deputies down there saying that she forgot it in the courtroom and hopefully it gets into her hands, you know. if not, it is what it is. >> coming up. >> when i first got in here, i was having extreme panic attacks and anxiety attacks and couldn't breathe. >> ariel potter decides to speak again. and jonathan darling sheds light on what really happened in that cell. ♪ experience amazing. could save money on car insurance.nce y

fox's tara asher has more on the story. >> my cousin we were just laughing, oh, man, he's getting thisy new all the attention he's getting he's happy. >> darwin is getting so much attention after snap chat video of him hopping down detroit street went viral. >> man has a kangaroo on leash. >> what -- what the bleep. >> jew von stacks was hired to bring his animals to a girls birthday party. two-year-old darwin was the grand finale. the kids wanted to see the kangaroo hop. there wasn't any room in the house. so jew van took him outside which had cars stopping in the street and people coming out of their homes to witness a man running with a kangaroo on leash. >> i had the coat on so i was offering the name up. so to anyone else it just looks like hey it's someone having it down the street. >> reporter: plenty of interest. >> some people say is it real? but then he's moving so then they have to say, yeah, he's real. so he is real. after they see that how did you get him? >> reporter: jew von never imagined darwin the detroit kangaroo would soon be trending. >> all these texts and e-mails

phillies make a trade, send pitcher alec asher to the royals for the player to be named later. >> aaronside in the first inning. second inning, different storey. tagged for five runs, two hits. phillies go down 10-4. >> news out of villanova basketball, josh heart has been named ap all american and baker donnleve, has been named coach. >> "action news" continues at 4:30. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. ♪ ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- alec baldwin, from disney's "beauty and the beast" luke evans, and music from tuxedo. and now, stay right where you are, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for not giving me up for lent. i appreciate that, too. today is ash wednesday. it's the first day of

the phillies trade alex asher to the orioles for a player to be named later. so it looks like brock is going to make the team for the first time pop we're right back. >>> such a stormy and really dreary all day today. >> it looks like you can see a little better than ten minutes ago. that's a sign of things to come. the winds have to shift into the northwest to get the drier air in here. we do expect that and a full sunny day tomorrow for a a change. push temperatures up into the low 60s. thursday, we start off with sunshine. then the clouds increase. and as early as thursday the rain comes in. it looks like a steady rain on friday. heavy at times. friday night, rain. possibly into saturday morning. that's a pretty wet stretch there. we can easily get a couple inches of rain. friday and phillies homeowner. >> that's really good. >> thanks so much. "nbc nightly news" is next. see you back here tonight. >>> tonight, a major power shift. promising jobs, president trump rolls back the obama legacy of combatting climate change. declaring an end to the so-called war

." >>> the phillies have traded pitcher alex asher for a player to be named later.s his 30 and he sure gets around. >>> the villanova girls basketball team is facing in the knit set for tomorrow night. >>> cecily tynan with the accuweather forecast. she promises sun. when we continue in a moment. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. and verizon wireless customers can stream tv on the fios mobile app, data-free. get the best. go to getfios.com >>> this was the dank a spring day as you can imagine. we have not seen the sun since last week. it's coming back tomorrow we have two days of sunshine and stormtracker 6 live double

they're ashere -- troubled by this whole thing as i am. so, i am ready to take any of your questions. >> yes-man -- thank you for coming forward in doing this. how many women have come forward to make a formal complaint? have you taken any actions so far against anyone? any sort of punishment? a broader question, do you believe other marines have been doing this photo sharing? what is your message to the women marines? neller: the number we know of is less than 10 so far. we would encourage anyone else believed to have been involved in this to come forward. the number of individuals that just -- i am who i kind of confirmed -- concerned -- andky lighting somebody he would try to bring this attention to be attacked by other marines. that's right now, i think his evidence is around 30. i'm sorry what -- >> how many? neller: the has been no one charged at this time. .he investigation is ongoing we are going to find out what we are going to find out. your message to the women marines? there's a lot of is going around online -- what is your ove

selling asher day of it is sinking to developers that many of the investors have been betting on may not materialize or maybe more difficult. major averages are down. they're still not seeing a selloff of 1%. it has been an increasingly rare occurrence. the dow is down for the eighth straight session. selloff, the dow has .25% --t about two 2.25%. something else that, i had to do with volatility. you look at the medium-term , this is a ratio of it. friday, the lowest since the election. in other words, even though short-term volatility has picked up, it is still relatively long-term muted. in terms of movers that we are watching, morgan stanley got a downgrade. charles peabody says the shares are overpriced. copper and gold falling as risk off spread to the commodities. -- they would consider extending production costs because they did not actually do that. looking for what they perceive as a safer place to be. earlier, on 19 industry groups were low and earlier we since january 3. since trump's election victory in november, technology up by 20%. by 16%. since the every as an trump e

they cut chris, and traded pitcher alex asher for baltimore for a player to be named later.ay cincinnati is six days away. >>> recent history tell you the flyers are due for a down your they crushed pittsburgh six-two on sunday but consistency has been a problem orange and black host senators in less than 40 minutes. fly guys are six games out of the playoffs with seven games to play. >>> the sixers in brooklyn tonight, the nets, stink, they have 16 wins, and how about a little perspective. they are 31 games out of first place and 11 games behind the sixers. highlights at 11:00. >>> thinks a champion the 16 year-old set a record by break ing 111 building blocks in only 352nd. you see he did it with his head. >> wow. >> really. >> the guinness world record, is people were than hand to make sure it was legitimate. previous record was 91 blocks. again, 16 years old, doing it with his head. >> yes. >> yikes. >> still to come on "eyewitness news". our ron untilled mcdonald charities tell-a-thon continues, our live lot our great hall as volunteers take call. look at smiling faces.

deadly wildfires and fierce winds in the southern plains, this wall of fire burning through asher, oklahomaand state trooper risking his life to save a trucker stranded in thick smoke. >> the trooper and trucker surrounded by flames as they drive to safety. the same wind fueling those planes causing destruction through the midwest, blowing a plane off of the runway, at willow run airport on board at the basketball team. no one was injured. strong wind blowing over a semitruck, driving down a highway. the scene playing out in ohio and in chicago, glass raining down is wind blow out windows. the battle against isis intensifies as us marines arriving syria. the marines establish an outpost where they fired artillery guns hoping to take back the city of rocca. and the us preparing to send 1000 troops to kuwait to serve as reserve force in the claim against isis. the stage is set to rebuild the military. the house voted to approve the military spending bill, and the plan goes to the senate. the house's overwhelming approval clearing the way to president trump's proposal for $50 billion in the bu

brian yorkie wrote and adapted it by the novel from jay asher and tom mccarthy directed it directed then: is there a hopeful -- >> it's hopeful. it's an incredible show. the kids are so amazing. it deals with big issues other than suicide. deals with bullying and lgbtq and race and gender issues, it's pretty internet bullying in particular. we know what happens on twitter and see what happens in our administration. >> stephen: the bully in chief. >> we got that going. so, yeah, you can imagine sort of exacerbated how it's magnified in high school. but i'm really proud to be part of it. >> stephen: after doing an intense emotionally drainage thing, what do you do next? something light to lift you? >> i felt the right thing to do is go into a really dark theater in the dead of new york in winter and if i forget stephen levinson's play. it's about politics, family, being jewish in the holocaust in israel. it's some light fare. it's really funny, it really is. >> stephen: do we have a dog for her? do we have -- ( laughter ) >> now i sound like a complete lunatic between the choices i made a

both president asher afghani abdullah abdullah want to reform the system, both recognize the system needs to be reformed, but their visions for reform are very different, which makes that reform process a real challenge. even more challenging than just those disagreements, the fact they're very powerful elites, warlords, who have so much invested in the kleptocracy that they will prevent -- they actively undermine any efforts to reform the system. and for many of them they're also willing to threaten violence, to prevent those sort of reforms, and so this makes this reform, political reform, a very high stakes process. unfortunately, too many of the army and police have been co-opted into the kleptocracy which then undermines their ability to fight and win on the battlefield. and certainly there are a lot of commanders who are doing the right thing and when afghan forces are well led, they tend to fight very well. i fought alongside of them. and i have seen what happens when forces are well led. they tend to fight very, very well and very, very bravely. a lot of afghan forces are doing th

what you are saying is an unorthodoxy -- the united states needs to be a fail and balanced asher in this situation that we're facing in the middle east. i don't understand that view. i really don't. first of all, my view is that israel is our strongest ally in the region. my view is that in addition to a moral obligation we have to protect the right of the jewish people, especially one founded in the aftermath of the holocaust, they are the only free enterprise democracy in the region. the second point i would make, i find it startling, all these so called professionals in the state department, and the foreign policy elite are out there all the time. i rarely hear them stand up and speak voer severously on the activities that are being conducted by some. they are never reluctant to step forward and lead the efforts to condemn israel time and again. this is what krur going to confront when you are confirmed in terms of some in the state department. there's a misconception thatsome spread around, that you somehow have issued a wholesale rejection of the two-state solution. you've already t

joy anderson, another oregon leader, the administrator of the asher community health center in fossil, oregon, where i had my first community meeting. that's a small town of about 500. joy has talked about how important it is to her to have an attractive retirement plan to recruit employees to come work in fossil in eastern oregon. kevin max, who runs statehood media from bend is operating a small company with big aspirations and he notes that there's no better state in the country than oregon when it comes to employee recruitment. he says that oregon saves gives companies like his another leg up with an even better package of benefits. i just believe it defies logic that in light of all of these positive returns, from employers and from workers, that the congress would just want to stamp out a program like oregon saves that has so much potential, but the resolution, going after state initiatives, and there are two, would pose that kind of threat. my view is, mr. president, that these are not easy programs for states or cities to set up. there are legal issues that date back decades t

only after each side can make its case and they do so outside that political realmwils of asher my colleagues will pick apart your rulings with the types of claims but don't think it is productive to evaluate to look at who wins or loses outside the context of evaluating how the law was interpreted so in our system to convince the court regardless of who you are judges don't decide cases certainly they should never decide cases based on their own personal preferences but to my colleagues to go down that road, the record shows with clarity that you apply the law neutrally in all cases, without regard to the parties. care urge my colleagues to keep in mind while judge gorsuch reputation is by how we treat his confirmation think about what we said. as her the greatest deliberative body in the world but this seems the title is a challenge and an aspiration that description of reality. i hope to prove you right. thank you very much. >> judge gorsuch will come as we discussed when we metces i what happens when and the republicans get by from the supreme court? economic impasse that decision with al

in recent years, we developed a new platform called asher to enable anyone to build and deploy cloud services, accessible via the internet. cloud computing is taking off because it offers tremendous economic efficiencies. but the cloud is wholly dependent on connectivity and the unlicensed bands are the workhorse that enable it. for example, our till lem tri shows that 98% of windows 10 devices are connected to wifi and nearly half of all the data that comes on to and off those devices flows over the wifi connection. of course, unlicensed spectrum is more than just wifi. the bluetooth connections that we're all familiar with operate in unlicensed spectrum as well. the internet of things depends on unlicensed spectrum and tv white space is technology, which carries the promise of bringing broad band to rural communities depends upon unlicensed as well. the unlicensed bands have spurred these and so many other innovations because they provide immediate access to shared spectrum resources with low barriers to industry and light regulation. in closing, i would offer two suggestions to pr