so why would you let them get into a tanning bed?" - traci noll - owner, tanique spray tan and with the medical community rallying behind the call, advocates for a tanning ban believe this is the year for change. 13:05:30 "i think that 2016 is going to be the year that minors will not be able to tan under the age of 18." - andrea ard - melanoma survivor temperatures holding steady in the lower 20s. clouds will continue to decrease throughout the day on monday and temperatures will bump up into the upper 30s which will help start the melting process. because we will still see below freezing temperatures during the overnight hours, slick spots will continue to be possible especially in parking lots and the refreeze of melted snow. monday will the be the start of a warm trend throughout the week. we'll be in the middle to upper 30s monday- melting process. because we will still see below freezing temperatures during the overnight hours, slick spots will continue to be possible especial in parking lots and the refreeze of melted snow. mon

on the beds on top of the bed, it's wherever they want to go. >> reporter: and she's not alone. viewers like you sent us plenty of photos of your pets under the coves. check out this dog cuddling with its toddler owner. >> i adore them. they show you so just -- so much love and companionship. anything you could ask for. >> reporter: some say pets in the bed are disruptive to your sleep. but a survey found 41% of owners who share their bed find it beneficial. 20% of respond dents admit their pets interrupt their sleep. >> pets are not allowed in the bedroom. we have dogs and cat and they're not allowed back where the bedrooms are. veterinarian services says sleeping with your dog could have negative affects. bugs -- flees and bugs and ticks on your dog. they're dirty. >> reporter: if your pets sleep on your bed, wash your sheets frequently. as a board certified surgeon, dr. evans urges you to take precaution your dogs don't get hurt. the jumping on and off the badd bed is back for the spine, and shoulders. a ramp to get on the inted great. and having the times during the day or n

the hoping to ring back reeers after its infested with bed bed bug free -- with the help of a dog. kwwl's shirly descorbeth is live in dubuque with more details. shirley... well, after people heard about bed bugs here at the carnegie-stout public library y n dubuque -- it freaked them out. those in charge of the library tell me -- people are terrified to come here now so they're going above and beyond to make sure it doesn't happen again. this is cooper -- this four year old labrador retriever is hard at work at the carnegie- "what we're doing is having the dog go through and the dog can library every month for bed bugs after they were found here a few "we had an isolated incidence "and we wanted to learn more about bed bugs and we didn't the crime." but after word got out that these flat shaped, apple seed like bugs were discovered at the library stopped going. "the perception is oh my gosh, the library has bed bugs, so patrons shouldn't be worried because of the procedures the library has in place -- like cooper...this friendly bed bug hunter. "i don't think anybody should be afr

on the beds on top of the bed, it's wherever they want to go. >> reporter: and she's not alone. viewers like you sent us plenty of photos of your pets under the coves. check out this dog cuddling with its toddler owner. >> i adore them. they show you so just -- so much love and companionship. anything you could ask for. >> reporter: some say pets in the bed are disruptive to your but a survey found 41% of owners who share their bed find it beneficial. 20% of respond dents admit their pets interrupt their sleep. >> pets are not allowed in the bedroom. we have dogs and cat and they're not allowed back where the bedrooms are. >> reporter: the doctor of veterinarian services says sleeping with your dog could have negative affects. >> we get into the freeways and bugs -- flees and bugs and ticks on your dog. they're dirty. >> reporter: if your pets sleep on your bed, wash your sheets frequently. as a board certified surgeon, dr. evans urges you to take precaution your dogs don't get hurt. the jumping on and off the badd bed is back for the spine, and shoulders. a ramp to get on the i

it's the headboard for penny's new brass bed. brass bed? brass bed? yeah, it was too big to put in the elevator, i must have lost 5 pounds. i can't afford to lose that. yeah, isn't it beautiful? just what i wanted all my life. willona, did you -- no, flo, i didn't. now, jeffrey has finally done it. take it right back where you got it from. what?! mama... no, take it out of here. oh, no, ms. woods, that would take all day. i'll miss half my dinner. good. we'll ship the other half overseas. that should feed about 2,000 people. now, get it out of here. nobody knows the troubles i've seen. but, mama, you said it makes you feel happy when i have the things i want. baby, that's before jeff decided to make santa claus look like a cheapskate. now, honey, there's a limit. he's reached his limit. you can't have it. but you said -- no "buts." you heard what i said. oh, yeah. [ door slams ] hi, guys, we're back. hey, willona. thanks for babysitting for me. i owe you $285 now. no problem. thank you, sugar. mike -- jeff. nice to meet you, jeff. my pleasure. good ni

after all, we spend nearly 200-3000 hours of our lives in bed. hours in bed. and boughtercover four mattresses at four different types of stores in the d.c. area, a furniture store at a mall in virginia, a neighborhood mattress store. >> this is a new mattress. >> an independent mattress salesperson working out of a warehouse. and a small furniture store in silver -- in silver springs. we were out to buy good mattresses, but is that what we got? this man works for the international sleep products association. take a newties mattress, so a new cover on don't sanitize it, sell it as new. reporter: so we hired christopher, an expert in evaluating cleaning and protecting textile products. he took a close look at the mattresses we bought. our experts determined three of the four we got were actually brand-new. it was that fourth bed from the store in silver springs where we encountered a surprise or two. ofbe fair, the salesperson the silver springs store told us the bed was refurbished, but only after we asked. and there were no signs telling whether the mattresse

nothing. - [hector] look under the bed. see? (tense band music) (gasping) uh oh. - look any place. - why stranger sit on bed? - stranger suddenly tired. - [mac] oh come on, hector. get up out of there. let him look under the bed. - no, no, a man has to have some privacy. - come on hector, we're innocent. - yeah, we're innocent. but don't let 'em look under the bed. - clon, pick up stranger. search under bed. - now wait a minute, you have to have a search warrant. - hector, what is the matter with you? have you gone crazy? now get up out of there, let him look. go on, look under the bed. - boss, look! - told you so. - we've been framed again? - this prove strangers steal! - now? - [boss] now! - before you hit me over the head with a club, can i say one thing? - [boss] one thing! - you got to catch me first! - yeah! (fast band music) - [boss] catch strangers! (fast band music) (crashing) (bouncy band music) - [clon] strangers, here strangers. come on out, strangers. (audience laughing) - [hector] oops, here he comes, captain. clon

get off my bed! it's about barry, isn't it? oh. yeah. i thought so. listen to me-- i can understand how come you're so mixed up. you expected him to be a tired, old, dull businessman and he shows up, he's pretty good-looking-- all of a sudden he turns into a guy, not an account, huh? yeah, yeah, jack, yeah. now, janet, come on. you know chrissy doesn't turn it on. with her, it's like old faithful-- it just spouts whether you want it to or not. well, she didn't have to spout on my parade. come on, this fight is all wrong. look, you're unhappy. you've made chrissy unhappy. she's out there right now worrying and tossing and turning. ( knocking ) chrissy, you shouldn't leave your door unlocked like that. hi, mrs. roper. oh, hey, janet said i could sleep here tonight. oh, yeah. hey, what was all that banging up here? oh, i wish i knew. all i know is that i don't know what's happening. i'm sleeping on the couch because janet and i aren't speaking. it's weird. downstairs we call it marriage. instead of on the couch? oh, no, dear, not at all. oh, chrissy chri

more than the shelter beds and in addition to the winter she will not beds that enter faith council is helping us to identify that are human services will identify an additional 11 hundred shelter beds for those people that that she will not should that large storm come our way we're preparing those sites and want to make sure that people who are on the streets know we have your outreach teams letting them know we have additional shelter so we simply do not try to experience the effects of a large storm by themselves but reach out to as much as possible thank you to public works and the public utilities commission for work together i've seen the crews and done videos with their volume trucks i know how loud 38 they are they've been looking every catch bacon and with all the leaves they'll be plugged so we have to refresh those catch bacons by unfleg influencing them and any residents that see them plugged for trash or leafs report those to 311 and those agencies will get out to take care of them and make sure our infrastructure can go as much as they can to deal with 9 emergency our

bed in the camp? you know what i'm saying? everybody want it. you see what i'm saying? that's reasonable doubt there. you know what i'm saying? >> yes. >> i'm already here. now i got to go all the way back to federal court with some [ bleep ]. i'm talking about i got to because it's in my jacket. you see what i'm saying? i just went up for parole a year ago, right? well, six months ago. they told me if i had anything else in my jacket when i came back up, then they were going to deny me. you know what i'm saying? now i got to go all the way, take it [ bleep ] all the way to federal court now and try to get it out of my jacket. you see what i'm saying? because i can't have it in my file right now. you know what i'm saying? i can't afford it in my file right now. put it like that. having to do all this paperwork. i know they made you do. i know they made you do it, you know what i'm saying? you hear me? >> i got you. >>> coming up next on "lockup: extended stay," the shakedown of the year takes everyone

more than the shelter beds and in addition to the winter she will not beds that enter faith council is helping us to identify that are human services will identify an additional 11 hundred shelter beds for those people that that she will not should that large storm come our way we're preparing those sites and want to make sure that people who are on the streets know we have your outreach teams letting them know we have additional shelter so we simply do not try to experience the effects of a large storm by themselves but reach out to as much as possible thank you to public works and the public utilities commission for work together i've seen the crews and done videos with their volume trucks i know how loud 38 they are they've been looking every catch bacon and with all the leaves they'll be plugged so we have to refresh those catch bacons by unfleg influencing them and any residents that see them plugged for trash or leafs report those to 311 and those agencies will get out to take care of them and make sure our infrastructure can go as much as they can to deal with 9 emergency our

it is not the spare bed, it is my bed and i'm going back. i'm going to undress and climb into my bed and if anybody else is in there that's her problem. and you're not stopping me either. oh, girls, come on. ( grunts ) give me the screwdriver. oh... which mother are you? i'm sleeping here tonight. on the couch? no, in eleanor's old room. really? well, i guess you'll be safe enough. i'm sure i will. wouldn't catch me sleeping in there. well, i should hope not. ma'am, i'm a decent, normal man. i'm glad to hear it. would you like some hot milk? do you got anything stronger-- like, uh, cocoa? i'll see. it's my favorite drink before going to bed. it really helps you sleep. that's a medically proven fact. i believe you. my wife doesn't. you know what she tried to give me one night at bedtime? wheaties. wait-- i've got an idea. i want my own bed. you haven't even heard it yet. i want my own bed. he could sleep in our room. but i don't want to be unreasonable. we could sneak him in. my mother won't even know he's there. him, in the same room with us

so why would you let them get into a tanning bed?" - traci noll - owner, tanique spray tan and with the medical community rallying behind the call, advocates for a tanning ban believe this is the year for change. 13:05:30 "i think that 2016 is going to be the year that minors will not be able to tan under the age of 18." - andrea ard - melanoma survivor lawmakers say even reps from the tanning industry are for this bill because studies show less than two percent of their customers are younger than 18. thanks reid the iowa wild need a new coach.. coming up...where the current coach is going and who's taking over behind plus... an event for all ages to try bacon. where it was held...and how many people were able to show up to the event. every year the quad city blues particular charity... this year... the money is going to genesis hospice care benefiting veterans in the armed forces... a cause near and dear to the team. the ice was covered in red white and blue as the team took the rink to face off against the cedar rapids rough riders.

in addition, although eight new search beds will be cut the bulk of the hospital beds will now be flex-beds and will be able to accommodate higher acuity patients. however, that requires more nurses. there aren't any new ftes. you will hear from these verses that they are short staffed as it is, and going to the new hospital is not going to solve that without a budget proposal in the budget to hire and train new nurses. i am as concerned about this as i know this commission is. because i've heard your give and take at the san francisco general gcc and i know how important that version is. it seems the problem is growing and is not going to be cured. so, i urge you to do whatever it is that the commission can do to urge the mayor to hire permanent nurses and give us the training budget to bring them up to speed. >> thank you. after our next speaker, will [calling names]. >> hello. good afternoon my name is-i'm a registered nurse on the medical surgery oncology unit in san francisco general. i've been there for eight years. we have been having a perpetual problem with staffing. generally spea

i just got into bed, and i stayed there. ok. get me a bed. [door opening] [door closing] yeah, a bed. i think it's a good idea. hello, operator. ed, we're finally off to the ballet. [chuckling] ed? ed, where did this come from? oh, this feels good. i think i'll have breakfast in bed tomorrow. ed, if carol sees this, she'll leave me for sure. genuine silk. this bed has got to go. come-- please, wilbur! i'm not wearing pajamas. [sputters] what am i gonna do with this animal? oh, no! (addison) wilbur, are you in there? not one peep out of you. [snoring] wilbur, the animal picture i just thought of has got to win first prize. what picture? i'm going to have kay stand on mister ed's back. it'll make a terrific shot. but--but rog'... honey, it'll only take a few seconds. you see, wilbur, the beauty of this shot is that it combines the girl-- carol, start packing. [gasps] [sighs] wilbur, goodbye! i'll drive you to the airport. you're sick, wilbur. very sick. just a minute. you've been talking all day long about getting a great animal picture, right?

it is a huge crime scene here in bed-stuy. shannon stone, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >> thank you, shannon. >>> the good news, nypd commissioner bratton said the officers will make a full recovery. >> again, they art kings county hospital recovering. dave evans is at the hospital with that part of the story. good morning again, dave. >> good morning, rob. this is wonderful news that both police officers will be just fine. terrible what happened of course in bed-stuy earlier today at 3:20, but great news that they are going to recover just fine. one officer on the department for nine years. the other on the department for three years. we're told that the first chest but that his bulletproof vest protected him. he did suffer from blunt force trauma because of the impact of the bullet but it did not impact the vest. the second officer not hurt as badly. this is where the second officer was injured. fine. this morning at about 7:40 up on the second floor, just above the emergency room sign, the police commissioner and the mayor

we're live in bed-stuy. marcus solis, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >> thank you so much, marcus. >>> let peace go to reporter dave evans who is live at kings the two anti-crime officers were transported. dave? >> reporter: early this morning, you can see the emergency room behind me and flashing lights. i believe that the commissioner may have arrived about a minute ago. the mayor this morning, we saw him arriving about probably 15 or 20 minutes ago. i'm told by sources at city hall that we'll see an update probably around 7:00 from the mayor and police commissioner here at the hospital. i checked with sources at the police department and also at city hall early this morning. they told me the two officers will be okay, but they updated me on the condition. one of the officers as marcus said was shot in the back. that officer is now in surgery. the other officer may have been shot in the chest but was protected by the vest they were wearing. again, the two officers are in surgery right now here at kings count

regarding the differentation of the 311 beds and ga-assigned beds is a contributor to the empty beds in the evening. in which i have observed both at the sanctuary, and at providence emergency shelter at golden gate and bayview-hunters point operates. there is a distinction not at providence, but sanctuary between the welfare-administered beds and 311 changes beds. if somebody isn't there by 9 o'clock, they can be assigned, but such as glide memorial, they close at night and those beds i observe maybe 10-15 over 30 days empty. if the engineer who works with this sort of infrastructure, i'm just telling that is what i have observed, the same as the director had stated. i was so happy she had brought that up. i never wanted to say anything, but it seems like a waste of bedding. that is what i wanted to shay with ss kim and if fiona ma. >> thank you, any other members. public to testify, please come forward. >> i think one of my solutions theoretically is a homeless school. where you can take some of the families and put them in that school and then they could get some of the services t

so how do our pets feel about sharing the bed? >> their way to say i like you in most of the cases is just by staying near you, especially if they want to fall asleep. >> doctor carlos, a behavior specialist at the university of pennsylvania veterinary school, says it is possible we can bother our sleeping pets. >> when they are on the bed they want to sleep. so saying it is true for us is true for them. >> and as a pet owner himself, doctor finds sleeping with his cats beneficial. >> cool, i like it, i think it is very relaxing. >> that cat's sleeping. >> some vets say cats wander more at night, while most dogs tends to cuddle up in bed and stay put. this stud did i not look at whether different types of pets or different species were more disruptive than others. the other obvious thing is the size of the dog and the bed will matter about, you know, a great dane in a twin bed. >> would be little uncomfortable. >> oh, we have it. >> menajarie. >> every night, snore. >> snowing dogs. >> she will be so upset i shared that. >> i know

the flat bed went to the back and made a beeline toward a ford f450 worth $76,000. it was the most expensive vehicle on the lot that night. watch as the crooks load it onto our flat bed without belonged there. doing. >> where did it happen? >> reporter: dealership

how old they'd have to be to use a tanning bed... some iowa families hope lawmakers will fix a problem with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time, streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. yeah, the internet's great, but i think hair and makeup went a little too far. yeah, that's not working. i much prefer the two-day beard, horn-rimmed glasses, just-slept-in-his-car kinda thing. yeah, i miss the rumpled crazy uncle look. okay. be "paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel like a hollywood insider them for years as they try to get help for their autistic children six years ago...lawmakers approved a plan that gave state employees insurance coverage for autism treatments but it left some families out. michelle shoening shows us a new for the cobbs, they're living with the struggles of inadequate insurance coverage for their 15-year- old son noah, who suffers from autism. "it's hard to know there is help but we just can't get it," said tina cobbs. when noah was five,

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she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. only at a sleep number store, right now, all beds on sale. save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed, know better sleep with sleep number. >>> i wish there was another way this could have happened. takes the dates back to the great depression. one of the debates tells the news 4 iteam you could have the key to solving it and not even know it. >> first up tonight, a grand jury decides not to indict a man who shot and killed an unarmed guest during a holiday party. >> it happened inside a home this past december. he says he was defending his family. and, tonight, he told his story to news 4's jackie benson. >> while the man he killed was unarmed, he was very dangerous. >>> just a few days before christmas, construction executive found himself in unimaginable circumstances. a small gathering turned horrifying when a male guest started charging. >> it was just beyond belief. i'm standing next to my son's bedroom door. >> he w

you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. all beds on sale. right now, find our c2 queen mattress starting at only $599.99. only at a sleep number store. >>> developing news out of washington state. this is what the left of a -- is left of a home in port orchard. it exploded into a ball of fire. cadaver dogs are going through the home, looking for the sign of the two homeowners who are still unaccounted for. that explosion blew out windows at a nearby school and it was picked up by seismographs in tacoma. >>> a young girl has died after a family tragedy in phoenix. a gunman shot his own family members. and set the house on fire before taking his own life. abc 7 news morning anchor is live in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: well, officers had to wear breathing gear and dodge bullets. they could hear the victims calling from inside as they entered the burning home. we brought you the aerial live this morning. you can see the sheer emergency presence there. the whole area shut down. this in northwest phoenix. before 4:00 a.m. our time, one o

why were you in my bed? i must have passed out. let's see, the last thing i remember i was doing the hustle with somebo... this is awful! what? my being in bed with you and you being a... people are liable to get the wrong idea. yeah, i see what you mean. listen... yes... you got to promise me something. that we'll just keep it between the two of us. what happened here will never leave these lips. i appreciate it. i can't vouch for the blabbermouths. not to worry. most were your friends from the bar. oh, my god! i got to get out of here. ooh, the girls. the girls went to san diego, right? right. and they got back a few minutes ago. the window. it won't open. why not? you still haven't fixed it. i'm trapped! mr. roper, the girls will be in the kitchen oh, good, good. oh... this never happened. right? right. and thank you for a lovely evening. ( laughing ) you've got a loose floorboard here. i came up to inspect it. that's why i'm not wearing my shoes. see, because my feet are much closer to the ground. i can just... the reason i did

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only 8 states, including iowa, let minors use tanning beds. eric: kcci's emmy victor explains how a group of cancer survivors is trying to change that. ma: they are just two over 100 people that showed up looking to propose a law that limits the use of tanning beds for minors. andrea ard: when i was diagnosed, the first thing my doctor asked me was, do you use tanning beds? he said that was a major contribution factor. emmy: andrea started using tanning beds at the age of 16 with parental consent. she was diagnosed with melanoma at the age of 25. andrea ard: i had problems walking, i could not even shower or go to the restroom without any help. emmy: another lobbyist, paula, is also a melanoma survivor. she tanned right before school dances and wishes that she didn't follow the trend. paula schnack: now ten years later, this made a big impact on my life. doesn't go away. emmy: a house bill is proposing to restrict the use until age seventeen. lobbyists argue that no one should be allowed on a tanning bed until the age of eighteen. paula schnac

in bed ford. abc 13 news. >> gets danville foe latest on conditions out side. >> well it is raining right now. this rain expected to turn into freezing rain. later on. let me show you red accidents shal street right behind me. as you can tell, crews have obviously been on the street but the street is not clear down to the bare pavement now daniel public works let's people know that's what lot residential streets are going to look like. that's because they were not pre treated. as you can tell, the snow is not stopped. it is pretty hard and there some ice that crews have go through. now danville public works says this what's made their job a little bit tougher in i caught up rawering several. >> and asked them how their weather. >> once you put ice on top of it it is not freezing truck slide it. >> so it is one of these >> so how arous guys doing? >> you have holiday. shovel it. >> sthovl and then he comes behind us. and then pushes it away. >> now danville public works says they cleared main roads

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we need to free up some beds for the post-op patients. and how many beds will that give me? four, max. that's not enough. joel, i know you're under a ton of pressure, so i say this with love and the utmost respe. if you need more beds, you're gonna have to pull them out of your -- good morning. don't worry, i'm not gonna sneak into the o.r. i know that i'm suspended. shouldn't you be studying for your boards? well, i figured i could study here, where the a.c. is pumping, or in my boiling-hot apartment. oh, well, since you're here, why don't you lend a hand and check in on your favorite post-op patient? happy to. [ monitor beeping ] maggie: morning, roddy. good morning, maggie may. you and your rod stewart. oh, come on, you have to respect any man who can achieve superstardom with that hair... and that mole. flash cards. how's the studying going? if by "studying," you mean staring at my flash cards with fear and dread... well, then flash-card me. let me quiz you. okay. come on. you know it helps. all right, question one -- don't overthink it. just blurt out the first answer t

"they have very good noses, he does here, he's looking for bed bugs, he's hunting for bed bugs." library administrators say they're doing everything they can to make sure bed bugs don't come back. tonight at six...we'll tell you how that inspection turned out. in case you missed it - the decorah eagle's nest has its first egg of the year... you're looking live at the nest right now... mama eagle laid her first egg of 2016 last night shortly before 8- 30... you can see her sitting on the nest right now. d-24 is the name of the egg, project. still to come on the k-w-w-l news at five... a look at some up-coming events at the african american museum of iowa for black history month. --------- --------- --------- we're about halfway through black history month -- a time dedicated to african american culture. the african american museum of iowa in cedar rapids is celebrating with special events and extended educators about it. the african american museum celebrates african culture year round - but goes the extra mile for black history month. (sot. cg: krystal gladden/museum educ

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only 8 states, including iowa, allow minors to use tanning beds. kcci's emmy victor is live to explain how a group of cancer survivors is trying to change that. emmy: steve, lobbyists here at the statehouse county that tanning should be left alone that is because of health risks. andrea ard and paula are just two of many people who showed up at the statehouse today. >> when i was diagnosed the , first question my doctor asked me was, do you use tanning beds? he said i was a major intervening factor. emmy: andrea started using tanning beds at the age of 16 with parental consent. she was diagnosed with melanoma at the age of 25. >> i had problems walking. i cannot even shower or go to the restroom without any help. emmy: another lobbyist, paula, is also a melanoma survivor. she tanned right before school dances and wishes that she didn't follow the trend. >> 10 years later, this made a big impact on my life. emmy: a house bill is proposing to restrict the use until a 17. lobbyists argue that no one should be allowed on a tanning bed until the age of

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the air beds out of the closet, inflated the air beds and called it the air bed and breakfast.re the name came from. >> trevor: airbnb, i see. that is a romantic story. and you guys were just like we should get strangers living in our house. >> yeah. all these designers were coming to the conference. they didn't have a place to stay. it would be really cool to meet other designers. we felt like it would be insane not to come. we have extra space. and we ended up, i really did this to be able to make some extra money. i thought the idea of people seeing people's homes is more about making money. but years later i asked the first guest at our airbnb. what word comes to mind when you think of that first story. and he said the word that i think of when i think of that first weekend was friendship. >> trevor: what makes you believe that people will be willing to let strangers live in their house with nem or without them. how do you even go about that. do you plan for people going crazy on each other? could you read these stories like for instance there was a guy who had the or gee,

by that i mean the bed rails, the over the bed table, the call button, the television clicker. >> reporter: other steps patients can take -- choose a hospital and surgeon with low infection rates and days before surgery, bathe with hexadene soap which can remove bacteria that may be on your skin. she calls her experience a big wake-up call. >> i think hospitals make an effort as far as keeping a hospital as sterile as possible and i think more needs to be done. >> she says patients need to be their own best advocates. >> laura: well, straight ahead on cleveland 19 news at noon, american girl release as new historic doll. see what time in our country's history her story will represent. >> samantha: and we take a live look outside now, hope you are having a great monday. from the weekend over into your monday. not the temperature, but, the sky conditions at least. feizel roofing camera showing you beautiful blue sky. we will take an in-depth look at the forecast for the rest of the day and look ahead to a soggy wednesday coming up in a few >> laura: american girl is anniversary by releasing

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using tanning beds when she was 16. when she was 25, she was diagnosed with skin cancer. on tuesday, she spent the day in des moines to talk to restricting anyone under 18 from using tanning beds. she says if she could go back in time, she would not have used tanning beds in the first place. >> i didn't even notice that it was growing. i had somebody else point it out to me and said, you know, i think you should get that mole checked out. i think it's getting bigger and darker. because it happened so slowly over time, i thought i always next week, just before the two year mark since her diagnosis. diagnosis.tonight on the cbs 2 news ten at ten, we'll talk tonight on the cbs 2 news 10 at 10:00, we'll talk about the alternatives you can use to still get that tan glow. >> you want that glow, but it's got to be fake somehow. i know you'll have that for us coming up. thank you. >> breast-feeding moms taking the bar exam will now officially get a break. the iowa board of law examiners made clarifications to its policies to ac

fin: someone snatched her right out of bed. foster mom saidthey'd been having problems with her sleepwalking. is there a foster dad? everything but. foster mom, foster grandmother, the victim's two sisters. i believe the grandmother has a foster kid of her own. full house. what's this, a sword? yeah, with the victim's braid attached. some kind of ritual killing? or a gang symbol. there's a crew on 149th street that wears sword of damascus tats. could be the prop of some whackjob. or an ex-con. this is basically a big old shiv. well, let's start with known pedophiles in the area, canvas the block. let's find out who had access to that site. oh, and, uh, check out this address. it was on the victim. we ran it, but there's no phone connected. want us to interview the foster family? man ( over video game ): level seven. tanya, about when did you last see cassie? when i went to bed. okay. glenn, honey, turn that thing down. girl: grandma! and did you hear anything last night? no. ( sobs ) stabler: we good? yeah. which one was cassie

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