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the girl was snatched from her mother's bedside in hospital three days after she was born.ost amazing is she was reunited with her family last year after she made friends with a younger girl at school who turned out to be her sister. karen allen has this story. karen: a living nightmare for any mother. this woman's baby, stolen from her hospital bedside just days old. now 20 years later, justice. the woman who snatched her baby, convicted at last. it was left to the child's biological grandmother to speak on behalf of the family. >> we are not going to force her. we are going to say she must come. karen: for years, her biological parents who went on to have other children celebrated their missing daughter's birthday every year, never giving up that they would see her once again. then at school last year in a remarkable twist of fate, their daughter befriended a girl who looked just like her. dna tests proved it was his fma. extraordinary was that here, a short distance from the home, the woman who kidnapped the baby all those years back. today before she was convicted, the

. >>> a bedside blogger. the message the suspected mother is seconding -- sending and how it could save your life and yours >> vibrant senior center is closing. to listen to the alternatives. i'm rich jaffe, local 12 news. >>> year ago, a man was shot and college hill. >> timing to be something and somebody to be -- for their life to be cut short like that, we want to know why. >> the shooting of a hard working father of four year ago is a true murder mystery. darren jones loved his job as an ironworker. and is a father of four. how he was murdered is not adding up to family or police. there is a motive for murder. >> 28-year-old, darren jones had dreams that grew from his job as an ironworker. he was proud of his work. >> he was an ironworker. he was a rock buster. >> he was also tight with his church and family. which made march year ago, confusing. and he never been there before, but it was a friend's birthday. as soon as derrick got inside, he realized his phone was still in the car. out of the shadows, could see a figure. >> and in the dark security he turns to follow him. >> whate

she rarely left his bedside. she also successfully battled breast cancer. and once the couple left washington. years. as he struggled with alzheimer's. until his death in 2004. >> people told me that it gets easier. well maybe for them. but not for me. i miss him more now than i ever did. >> . and nancy once said she lived a fabulous life. you'll find those fascinating details about her time in the white house and hollywood. >> . the two debating in michigan. one of two states holding primaries on tuesday. the sanders came spao the debate after winning today kaus kus in maine. and won kansas and nebraska. yesterday. clinton won the primary in louisiana. republican candidate rubio is projected to win pr tonight. >> . the weather is about to get colder and we could get some rain. when the kids get home tomorrow. big changes coming up. >> . it's not something you want. to think about. but something that could save your life. what would you do in an active shooter situation. lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for $399 a month it could be a lifesaver. new at ten. ashly mi

she rarely left his bedside. as first lady, reagan traveled the country promoting a drug education program which made famous the phrase "just say no." nancy reagan "now, i didn't mean that was the whole answer, obviously, but it served a purpose." she also successfully battled breast cancer once the couple left washington, reagan cared for her husband for years as he struggled with alzheimer's. after his death, and majestic state funeral in 2004,reagan devoted her time to his presidential library and foundation. nancy reagan "there are people who told me that it them, but not for me.i miss him now more than i ever did." nancy reagan will be remembered for her unflinching devotion to her husband. both in and out of the spotlight. in washington. . i'm rene marsh she is survived by two children. patti davis and ronald reagan, jr. former speaker of the house, john boehner tweeted out this touching photo of him with the former first lady reading... rest in peace, mrs. reagan. we've also received statements from john k

she sat by her bedside after discovering her mother's campaign. the recording studio. the stars working on a duet with barbara streisand. she revealed their collaboration on instagramful she made her debut in star wars, the force awakens. it crossed more that two billion worldwide. >>> paying tribute to late rob ben williams. the underpass connecting marion county to san francisco will be known as the robin williams tunnel. the actor best known for his roles in mrs. doubt fire and jum aanje passed away. >>> and some getting pair of kicks after the lakers lost to the nugget, signed them and gave them to couple of kids in the crowdful he would give it to the name of the family dog. can you say google? >>> the 7th ranked miami hurricanes at notre dame. with an a win, they tied north carolina for first place in the conference. um in road green to sheldon for three. he had 17. the canes star on a 12-0 run. anthony lawrence to murphy, throw it down. canes are up by 9. just before halftime, reed goes coast to coast. um leads by 13 at the intermission and that was plenty. mid-

days into his two-month stay in fairview south bellevue, a student nurse would find herself at his bedside. >> nurse pat. we become his wife. >> it wasn't random. >> think about all the ones in and out of the twin cities and how much the one that crashed impacted don's life. >> he arrived in minnesota a stranger. but among the firefighters gathered around the wreckage the rescue who helped him nine months later., he was don's best man. everyone in the wedding party is here as a result. the result of the crash. >> the hospital chaplain >> anything that had to do with him surviving was a part of >>> another bite. padi the dog >> this man gave the impression he was a will doctor. >> businesses owners are said they are over ongoing construction on 19. we're getting answers about what is behind the delay. >>> good evening. i am reginald roundtree. >> a disturbing piece of fraud. the allegations, a man giving medical advice over the radio and treating patients in a medical clinic. he is not a doctor. this is the man police arrested, then well cordova. police want to make sure you care if you eve

. >> i have been by his bedside sense i first found out what happened. >>reporter: walker dressed in dark c cthes detectives say and wasn't wearing a helmet. he had no lights on the dirt bike. >> the same dirt bikik i look. i was like. crowded outside ryder trauma center as doctors struggle to save walker. his body too damaged. >> he didn't respond to nothing they try to do. they try everything. they try. just didn't respond. i told him i love him an always love him and i'll keep his spirit and dreams alive. something that he wanted to do ravens nation. >>reporter: friday night the baltimore ravens tweeted@ we are grieving the loss of a special young man. rip tres walker former teammate turned former nfl player posted on instagram today we lost more than an athlete we lost a son, than an athlete we lost a son, brother teammate classmate a friend and great person. you prove that something positive can come out of miami northwestern and also 71 streetnorthwestern and also 71 street. >> miami-dade police say the woman who was driving thear walker crashed in

according to a 1990 "vanity fair" article his wife said he skept a book of hitler speeches at his bedside. two for tuesday for the candidates. this is all about the numbers and how they add up. the voters make the pick for president tonight. idaho and hawaii holding republican-only contest. in mississippi and michigan the both parties will be on the roads competing. now on the republican side. polls show donald trump leading in all the different sites. democratic front-runner hillary clinton also holding a lead as well. so stay with abc7 news. as soon as the voting is wrapped up today, the candidates will be handing to miami for debates tomorrow and thursday. our chief political correspondent is already there in miami. he is going to have a preview in an hour from dangerous trend. new study shows that what you should be paying attention to when you are walking the city streets. maureen: also ahead the president wants billions to fight zika virus. but congress is saying not so fast. the holdup on the capitol hill next. >> why are the historic buildings in downtown d.c. up in the air? i'm s

he does not have good bedside manners. guarantee that if he gets picked, he'll be the best president we have had in years. this cuts, one thing, yes he is egotistical, that is something where he will not lose. he hates to lose. he will do everything he says he will do. >> your lay not reasons why people would love him. you probably heard our previous caller from virginia concerned about the comments he made in the interview about islam. how does he counter that feeling among americans might the german who called a moment ago. ago? caller: we should love everybody. as far as muslims, they all fall the corrupt. not all muslims are terrorists. so, we should embrace every religion. if people can be like children and just love each other and make friends right away, they do not look at color or religion. they're just kids. that is what we need. being like children and just loving everybody. have goodes not bedside manners. i do not approve of what he said. in fact, i did not like the comment he made about marco rubio. the debat

the family is with the victim by his bedside. investigating this crash which has shut down part of colonial drive and christmas. the white pickup truck took out the back half of a mini-van. at least one person was killed. so far state names or the ages of the victims. >>> today the university of central frathat received a $3 million donation for its downtown campus. >> the president says the campus won't move forward without state funding. the plan calls for ucf to kick in $20 million, another $20 million from donations, all eyes are on lawmakers to see if they'll >> reporter: and the president made it clear that that state money is critical to developing a campus downtown just behind us here. he also said if the state money doesn't come through this year, the whole project will likely have to wait until next year. this latest donation from dr. phillips charities gives ucf momentum. what they don't have is a definite answer from lawmaker about state funding. >> barring a total meltdown, if the board of governors gives million would be in the budget. >> reporter: the board will meet tomorrow

mill her no criminal past and lived miles away in bedside. the crime happened at 2:00. no cameras and no one claims to have seen what happened. biggest leads so far have been talk around the neighborhood. >> enough is enough. >> reporter: the family returned to the bayview houses with megaphones begging residents to come forward. but so far, nothing. >> reporter: my son is never going to come back. but please say something! i need help! i need to catch who did this to my son! [ crying ] >> so they can't do it to >> reporter: they're hoping that the that people who may have seen something will report it. these calls are anonymous. we're live at the 69th precinct station house in brooklyn. >> thank you. >>> an argument escalates with a teenager shot in the head in east harlem. he's now in critical condition. tense moments for his family who's keeping vigil at his side in the intensive care unit. the 16-year-old was shot on 3rd avenue near 115th street. the scene, near a middle school. so far, police have made no arrests. >>> we're hearing from the first time of the 15-yea

i was by his bedside, told him i loved him and always love him. >> it crashed in west miami-dade, police say he was wearing black clothes and riding a dirt bike without headlights >> he came too far, too far, and gone down the drain. >> the northwestern senior high football standout went on to play at texas southern. the tsu family expressing condolences through social media, as did the baltimore ravens. a young man with so much more to give. >> i'm going to keep his spirit and dreams alive. someing he wanted to do, ravens nation. >> sources tell us that investigators are still interested with speaking with several witnesses, including one witness who was a possible new england patriots player who has yet to speak with investigators. it's unclear exactly who that person is or if they've gotten to speak with investigators, but anyone with information is urged to call miami-dade police. >> we're live in miami tonight, local 10 nice. >> a developing story out of southwest miami-dade, a it was responding to a call at the time of the crash. it happened at 118th avenue. no firefighters were hu

. >> reporter: back at the hospital mateo spoke to releporters after visiting the bedside. >> doctors have removed the bullet from his skull. weer're hoping that he's going to pull through, but we don't know this point. >> reporter: back live at the scene now, police have had this block cordoned off for about 12 hours now. d at this hour, detectives are questioning all four of the passengers from the suv over at the 114th precinct. >>> and new at 5:00, an unwelcome visitor to a school in westchester count call to 911. police in the town say this man walked into regina high school and proceeded to trip naked in the doorway of a bathroom just off the lobby last month. udents were surprised this man was able to get in. >> everybody gets buzzed in. they have a camera in front of the school building like a video cao.mera. >> investigators are still trying to figure out how the man got into the school. was last seen driving away in this late model sky blue car. >>> for the second straight friday threats have forced new jersey schools to lock down. 11 districts were impacted today, nine of t

but one man has quite the bedside manner for animals in his care. we'll show you the touching video that has been shared 8 million times in just a

. >> i have been by his bedside since i first the found out what happened. >>reporter: walker was dressed in dark clothes detectives say and wasn't wearing a helmet. he had no lights on the dirt bike. >> i seen him on the same dirt bike. i was going the opposite way. i look. i was like. >>reporter: family and friend crowded outside ryder trauma center at doctors struggle to ve walker. his body was too danieled. >> respond to go nothing he try to do they try everything. i told him i love him and always love him and i'll keep his spirit and dreams alive. something he wanted to do. raven nation. >>reporter: friday night the grieving the loss of special young man. rip tres walker former teammate tued fellow nfl player bridge water posted on instagram today we lost more than an athlete. we lost a sochbility brought. teammate. classmate. friend and a g gat person. you proved that something positive can come out of miami northwestern and off 71 street. >> miami-dade police say the woman who was driving the car walker crashed into did stay at the scene thursday nigh

surprise that the first person it passes to, the story goes, is tobias lear, who stays at washington's bedside at mount vernon on the night of december 14, 1799, when the former president dies at age 67. but the modern-day heirs in this strange inheritance story, the farwell ladies, are not descendants of tobias lear, either. they invite me back to their home in morrisville, pennsylvania, right across the delaware river, to connect the dots. >> my father was a truck driver. we got along, but we were very frugal. my mother was an excellent homemaker, pretty good cook, and she was a hard worker. >> she also has a little secret. where did your mom keep the wallet? >> in a little black box squirreled away somewhere. >> after the break, the improbable path of washington's wallet, if, in fact, it's really his. she is 100% convinced this is george washington's pocketbook. are you? >> but first, our... >> the answer in a moment. >> ...who, in today's money, had an estimated $525 million. but give yourself half credit if you picked jfk. his father's fortune would be worth billions today. that trumps wa

he woke up this weekend with his family at his bedside in brussels.is wife pam almost made the trip to the airport, but stayed home because there wasn't enough room in the car. >>> raids lead to four arrests in connection to the terror attacks. one of the men in custody is a french national. the other people he was staying with in the belgium city. police conducted almost two dozen raids around the country. this was the violent scene at the memorial in brussels. police crashed with hundreds of right wing demonstrators. the mayor called them racists. they used water cannons to push them back. ten people were arrested. it's 4:15. >>> a new museum set to open in washington, d.c. is drawing criticism for the plans of a bill cosby exhibition. several women who accused him of sexual assault are upset the museum plans to recognize cosby's work without mentioning the claims against him. the museum's curator says they feel his achievements should stand alone. here at home, cosby is trying to get a sexual assault case dismissed. he's accused of drugging and mol

he woke up with his family in his bedside.his wife almost made the trip to the airport, but stayed home because there wasn't enough room in the car. >>> raids led to connection in the terror attacks. one of the men in custody is a french national. >>> this is a violent scene at the memorial to the brussels victims. police clashed with hundreds of demonstrators. they called them racist, chants slogans. police used water cannons to push them back. two officers hurricane dolt, te. >>> back here at home, villanova has a ticket to houston. >> it does. the wildcats clawed their way to the national semifinals over the weekend. they will face oklahoma in houston. the game will tip off at 6:09 saturday evening. >> the wile cats got a hearty welcome home yesterday hours after they beat kansas. the team and the fans told us they will take a moment to saver things before getting ready for the next big match up. >> go for the whole tournament. i think the biggest thing for us is not talking about winning the whole thing, talking about the

unicorns now because for many of us, a single-horned is something from childhood fairy tables and bedsidetories. >> a creature extinct did once r roam the earth. scientists believe he became ex tick about 350,000 years ago. but according to the journal of applied science, they may have survived until 29,000 years ago meaning he would havelaw lived a long time. >> cuba is a small country with a disproportionately number of outstanding athletes thanks largely to government support. looking at that from havan a. >> reporter: you can tell by the way they walk and carry themselves that these are no ordinary students and that this is no ordinary school. ♪ >> down the hall, some of the older peoples are putting on a special performance in honor of their visiting british patron, sir david pang. >> when i first came here, it was 20 years ago. i wanted to do everything i can to help. >> every year, more than 50,000 cuban boys and girls from all over the country aspire to study here but only the 300 best are admitted. >> we do not let a single person with talent slip flew our fingers. >> that's the

she rarely left his bedside. as first lady reagan traveled the country promoting a drug famous the phrase just say no. >> i didn't mean that that was the whole answer obviously, but it did serve a purpose. >> reporter: she also successfully battled breast cancer. once the couple left washington reagan cared for her husband for years as he struggled with alzheimer's. after his death and majestic state funeral in 2004 reagan devoted her time to his presidential library and foundation. >> there are people who told me that it gets much easier. well, maybe for them, but not for me. i miss him more now than i ever did. >> reporter: nancy reagan will be remembered for her unflinching devotion to her husband both in and out of the spotlight. in washington, i'm renee marsh. >> and in accordance with that husband, nancy reagan will be buried at the ronald reagan presidential library right next to him. >>>? just a few minutes on nightly -- in just a few minutes on nightly news lester holt will have complete coverage of the

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i was by his bedside, told him i loved him and always love him. it crashed in west miami-dade, police say he was a dirt bike without headlights when he crashed with an suv. >> he came t far, too far, and gone down the drain. >> the northwestern senior high football standout went on to play at texas southern. the tsu family expressing condolences through social media, as did the balmore ravens. a young man with so much moreo give. >> i'm going to keep his spirit and dreams alive. something he wanted to do, ravens nation. >> sououes tell us that investigators are still interested with speakin with several witnesses, including one witness who was a possible new england patriots player who has yet to speak with investigators. it's unclear exactly who that person is or if they've gotten to spe with investigators, but anyone with information is urged to call miami-dade police. >> we're live in miami tonight,

>> reporter: the driver's mother flew up from florida today and is at her son's bedside now at elmhurst hospital behind me, this as police try to find the gunman who shot at some clubgoers early this morning only to head. this exclusive video we obtained shows the suv crashing into a pole after the livery driver was shot in the head. >> mr. garcia has two children, two girls, one 15, one 8. >> reporter: 37-year-old robert castillo had just dropped off some passengers at club purlieu in astoria queens. it was 5 a.m. moments later we're told the same passengers ran back into his suv trying to escape a gunman chasing after them. the driver took off, but one of the bullets head. police say he crashed into several vehicles before hitting the pole. >> doctors have removed the bullet from his skull, but he's -- we're hoping that he's going to pull through, but we don't know at this point. >> reporter: we're told the 37- year-old driver was trying to support his wife and two daughters despite not having a livery license. >> whether he was licensed or would have gotten shot. >> reporter: the clu

turn to the photographs on the bedside table, i asked about several of them, and one by one, she lookedem and spoke about places and events over long years. finally, i picked up the one closest to her. it was worn and creased, slightly weathered. what about this one, mrs. reagan? she held it in silence, and turning to me, she said, this one is my favorite. the photo was of president reagan, who had begun his dissent into alzheimer's. he, too was mostly reclined. the angle of the photo was their profiles. nancy just above them, their faces very near to one another. nose to nose, eye to eye. it showed a deep tenderness, even in the illness. of all the photos, this was her favorite. she kept looking at it, seemingly transported to another place. i said, mrs. reagan, that is a picture of you living out the promises of your marriage and fidelity and love. after a brief silence, she said, yes, it is, and handed it back to be placed on the table, nearest to her. poet henry van dyke written, time is too slow for those who wait, too swift or those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too sho

>> reporter: they're here at elmhurst hospital in queens at his bedside hoping and praying for the best while police fired the stray bullet. 37-year-old roberto castillo is struggling to survive after emergency surgery to remove a bullet from his brain at elmhurst hospital in queens. the cab driver was picking up four men from a strip club in aer toya about 4:30 a.m. friday -- astoria about 4:30 a.m. friday when she was shot. she was not the intended target. this video was shot from across the street. the fire department was trying to clear the club out with a fight inside, apparently involving the four passengers. >> i think that's when the shooting happened. they were going around the corner over here to people leaving. that's kind of when it really got serious. >> reporter: critically injured and bleeding from the head, castillo tried to drive away, but slammed into into a utility pole three blocks away. >> they have removed the bullet from his skull. we're hoping he'll pull through. but we don't know at this >> reporter: fernando mateo represents liberty cab drivers across the sport

but earlier nbc 6 spoke exclusively with the victim from his bedside. students packed the bleachers inside the tlantic community high school gym for a pep rally with an unexpected and explosive end. the performer in the center lights up in flames, after another performer attempts to jump over him. nbc 6 decided not to show the disturbing video. how are you doing right now? >> i'm if. i'm good. >>>>reporter: ricky charles, the man injured, spoke by phone he has 35 years eerience flame-throwing and now he has burns acro his face. he tell tells us he knows what went wrong. >> today i used a w oil. the oil is actual l i that got me in trouble. >> reporter: workers used a fire extinguisher to put out the flames. >> i know while they were exiting, a person fainted from a panic attack, or anxiety attack. and another person fainted. >> reporter: videos online showed the panic and chaos that happened. >> we thought it was part of the act. >> everybody else followed. >> once you saw the look in his eyes, oh, crap. then like everyone was, like, deal. >> reporter:

cbs evening news", tonight survivor of the brussels attacks speaks out, vladamire, visits hospital bedside the tails. >>> hollywood treat tones boycott georgia over a controversial bill, and we will explain why. from new york now here is scott pelley. >> pelley: we've learned that two suspects in the brussels bombings were on a u.s. terrorism watch list. also tonight, a victim tells us his story of survival. >> i'm thinking, i gotta make it. i gotta see my daughters again. i gotta see my girls. >> pelley: campaign 2016-- good luck learning what the candidates stand for. >> donald, you're a nifling could, and leave heidi the hell alone. >> pelley: comedian garry shandling has died. hollywood threatens to boycott the state of georgia in defense of gay rights. and gloria gaynor survived disco, and now her anthem will, too. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

news 4 is at harlem hospital with the family gathered around the boy's bedside. >> reporter: yes, sibila and chuck, i spoke to the family of that 16-year-old boy tonight. they told me he just got out of surgery here in the past couple of hours at harlem hospital center behind me and they tell me they're just hoping and praying he pulls through. >> a miracle, that's all we could pray for. friday miracle tonight. family members of the boy known as chico gathered outside the hospital hours after the boy was shot in the head. she didn't want to show her face. >> i got a phone call and i ran down the block and they just told me that he was shot in the head. >> reporter: around 5:00 p.m. at 115th street and 3rd avenue police say the teen was shot right in front of this housing complex across the street from a school and playground. >> it was a shocking -- shocking thing to see. it was horrible. >> reporter: she was inside a nearby apartment and heard the gunshots. >> i just heard about five, six shots and they went back to back. and then i looked over and it was just a couple of boys running.

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his family' s by his bedside. they are running tests, family doctors are running test to see much brain and lung damage he has from his time in the water. fixed holes in the fences, and is also getting a response from parents walking their kids home from riverside elementary. the walk home from riverside elementary school was one of more education for some families. brandy moore: you just have to tell them and make sure they understand that they have gates and stuff up for safety reasons. adrian: the extra lesson stems from a tragic accident, where 8-year-old shamore franklin fell from this pipe tuesday, 10 feet into the water below. his dad says doctors are still assessing the damage to his brain. milton williams: he' s not moving. they' re keeping him asleep because he can' t breathe on his own. adrian: milton williams questions why holes in the fencing the same hole the kids , crawled through before shamore fell into the canal, weren' t fixed. milton williams: if you have property like this and you' re not taki

we spoke to her daughter on the phone at nine two-year old's bedside, woman is in a tremendous amount of pain. >> real scary, in this area. >> reporter: robert strath believes loud wind monday night prevented him from hearing what was happening. >> i can't believe it happened next door. >> reporter: police are increasing patrols in the neighborhood as they look for the suspect. >> it is just a senseless act, brutal attack, there is no need to beat her up, i understand the break in but to beat a nine two-year old woman like that it doesn't really make sense. >> reporter: police are still working to get descriptions of the the suspect. if you have any information, call ewing township police. in ewing, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 eye bitterness news. >>> and a hero on the track, good smart tans saved a man from jumping on the rails at a septa a station. surveillance video captured the moment a panic wife tried to keep her husband from jumping on to the the tracks. authorities say that he wanted to kill himself. calvin wilson a military veteran was on the other side of the race/vine street sta

the anxious parents of survivors hovered at their bedside while the devastated families of the dead gave in to shock and heartbreak. this evening pakistan's prime minister, nawaz sharif, went on television, promising the nation that he would do whatever it takes to uproot terrorism. easier said than done, though. on the weekend, sharif had to order police to disperse islamic hardliners demonstrating in front of the parliament. and his security forces face a bewildering array of extremist groups. in an open taunt to the government and to those who support pakistan's three million christian, the taliban faction that carried out the lahore bombing has warned it won't be the last. today pakistan's government ordered a crackdown on extremists by police and also by thousands of paramilitaries. but as history shows us, scott, it doesn't take much of a gap in law enforcement for a suicide bomber to slip through. >> pelley: liz palmer reporting in our london newsroom tonight. liz, thank you. so, what would the presidential candidates do about terrorism here at home? we asked major garrett to comp

experts say hot spicy and fatty foods along with caffeine before bedside of time may actually disruptour rem sleep and affect the types of dreams you have. and pain from certain foods could cause nightmares. >> we'll zen it back to you. >> very interesting stuff there. what's your good question? we'd love to know. log on to cbsphilly.com/good question to submit your question or you can tweet us just use the hash tag cbs3 good question. nicole will be here every night with the answer for you on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. can't wait to hear your good question. >>> it has been quite an exciting day here at cbs3. today was our seventh annual telethon for the ronald mcdonald house charities of the philadelphia region. the 14 hour telethon aired on both cbs3 and the cw philly and so many of you generously dona donated. our corporate partners also stepped up. ronald mcdonald house charities does great work providing comfort and care to sick children and their family. >> we couldn't do it without all of the volunteers both here in the phone bank and all year long at our ronald houses. >

she rarely left his bedside. as first lady, reagan traveled the country promoting a drug education program which made famous the phrase "just say no." (nancy reagan) "now, i didn't mean that was the whole answer, obviously, but it served a purpose." she also successfully battled breast cancer once the couple left washington, reagan cared for her husband for years as he struggled with alzheimer's. after his death, and majestic state funeral in 2004,reagan devoted her time to his presidential library and foundation. (nancy reagan) "there are people who told me that it gets much easier. well, maybe for them, but not for me.i miss him now more than i ever did." nancy reagan will be remembered for her unflinching devotion to her husband. both in and washington. . i'm rene marsh she will be buried at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california, next to president reagan. in lieu of flowers, mrs. reagan requested contributions be made to the ronald reagan presidential library and foundation. we're j

by their bedside. a man's body was discovered this afternoon in a stretch of the contra costa canal. around 11-30 today police recieved reports that someone had spotted the body in unincorperated bay point. a dive team recovered the body and it's been taken to the coroners office. hunted by the f-b-i. now behind bars. the so-called bearded bandit wanted for nearly a dozen bank robberies was captured in the east bay last night. kron-4's dan kerman shows us new dashcam video of the takedown. >> reporter:you are looking home video of the arrest of a man believed to have committed at least 11 bank robberies in the last month and a half, most of which were in the bay area. sot cprl. christian buckley/concord police 11-19 11 at the sky in custody he may of done more burglaries' and we're very fortunately no one was hurt. " >> reporter:this is what kenneth ellis looked like when he was taken into custody wednesday night. but police say this is what he looked like he was committing those robberies "somewhat wh

experts say hot spicy and fatty foods along with caffeine before bedside of time may actually disruptr rem sleep and affect the types of dreams you have. and pain from certain foods could cause nightmares. >> we'll zen it back to you. >> very interesting stuff there. what's your good question? we'd love to know. log on to cbsphilly.com/good question to submit your question or you can tweet us just use the hash tag cbs3 good question. nicole will be here every night with the answer for you on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. can't wait to hear your good question. >>> it has been quite an exciting day here at cbs3. today was our seventh annual telethon for the ronald mcdonald house charities of the philadelphia region. the 14 hour telethon aired on both cbs3 and the cw philly and so many of you generously dona donated. our corporate partners also stepped up. ronald mcdonald house charities does great work providing comfort and care to sick children and their family. >> we couldn't do it without all of the volunteers both here in the phone bank and all year long at our ronald houses. >>

she rarely left his bedside. as first lady, reagan traveled the country promoting a drug education program which made famous the phrase "just say no." (nancy reagan) "now, i didn't mean that was the whole answer, obviously, but it served a purpose." she also successfully battled breast cancer once the couple left washington, reagan cared for her husband for years as he struggled with alzheimer's. after his death, and majestic state funeral in 2004,reagan devoted her time to his presidential library and foundation. (nancy reagan) "there are people who told me that it gets much easier. well, maybe for them, but not for me.i miss him now more than i ever did." nancy reagan will be unflinching devotion to her husband. both in and out of the spotlight. in washington. . i'm rene marsh she will be buried at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california, next to president reagan. in lieu of flowers, mrs. reagan requested contributions be made to the ronald reagan one person is dead, another hurt after

this is her at her bedside. the mother said she will never know how much it means to her. it was an amazing thing to do. this is a story trending this morning and san bernardino case and iphone the f.b.i. admitting their error locked up the gone. they tried to change the password and that is a new development in that debate about whether apple should write code to unlock that. and this is a story from our wls an illinois mom warns about the seeds from a suicide tree after her child engendered them. they are from a tree in india. she wants parents to know. apparently you can get them online and they can be deadly. john: 6:43 and a woman left in the middle of the street after being hit by a car. barbara: the incident caught on tape and what the victim says the driver did before driving off. >> it was scary for her. she's a 12-year-old kid and he's john: shameful caitlin: we are following a story out of france involving a drone. they are looking into a report a drone narrowly missed a passenger plane during its approach to the main paris airport. the co-pilot spotted it withi

nothing beats a face to face what is bedside manner like? while the physician return don't hesitate to set up a consultation with a doctor to discuss health needs or a medical emergency. the physician should be someone you trust and feel 100% comfortable with. dr. allen mask, wral health team. >>> hot meals in a rush is a struggle for many people. still to come, the farm owner launched a business to bring healthy meals to people on the go. mike? >> spectacular day. skycam, lo >>> eating healthy while on the run or trying to find time to cook nutritious meals can be frustrating. we showed you yesterday some frozen meals may be to high in sodium or have unhealthy fat. >> that's why we show you the business that serves up easy meals. >> reporter: with practiced ease, these employees pack up to go boxes filled with greens, grains, and other nutritious gordon sacks, it is part of the duchy has been cultivating on his farm since 2004. >> what we are trying to do is make local food convenient and accessible. >> reporter: along with the go boxes whi

days later, rich was at his bedside as his only son slipped away.t first, he wanted to run away and hide, but >> we needed to find a purpose. >> that purpose, fighting drunk driving. now rich is a powerful task force of one and he once you to his message. >> most of us have driven drunk at some point in our lives, so we tend not to think of it as a crime, but it is a crime against humanity. today, he is trying to pass a son's name. to do it. i have to do it for no up. liata thought he had a a couple of weeks ago, but the bill the house passed says, was heavily amended and water down. coming up, we will tell you what happens next with noah's law. jonathan: time to talk weather and trivia. was the first day last year we hit the 80 degree mark? what do you think? jonathan: i am going with april 1. michelle: i am going with lucky 13. april 13. it is.hat's what there was an outside chance we could hit 80 today. fairly early in the year. than april 13ier last year, but it all gets us in the mood that spring is around the corner. with that said, we do have

he will reassure people for lack of a better term with his bedside manner to get on board with donald trump. it's a big win. >> the debate, kudos to donald trump. to control the narrative. he took control of everything and it's all about him and ben carson. it was a distinctively different debate. the tone was different from everyone involved. how do you assess last night. who was helped the most, who wasn't helped? >> it was definitely trump's night. he made that pivot his own supporters have been asking him to make into being a presidential candidate, calling for everyone to unite and making his own commitment that he would be sure he led in that effort, bringing in more people from other places and building that big tent republicans have dreamed about and haven't been able to establish until now. charles: marco rubio going back to the marco rubio. after of course all week long apologizing and saying how embarrassed his entire family was. how what you assess his performance. >> he wishes he had stuck to his original game plan and said look, when you are running for president of the

it's given until the person is asleep.r three days, five days. still excreting, stillmily at the bedside wondering, "when is this going to end?" >> lapook: that was the kind of death californian jennifer glassnt. last year, battling lung cancer, she shared her fears in online videos.a that it will end by me drowning in my own lung fluid while my family terrifying. >> lapook: but last august, when standard hospice care was noass was put in palliative sedation, which lasted five-and-a-half days. th to a peaceful death, jennifer's husband, harlan seymour, says it did not work for her. >> harlan seymour: there were times when she was gurgling,g through the mo-- the mouth and nose. and i feel that she was suffering on the inside. that it was really a terror on the inside.was it like >> seymour: to be there and see my beautiful wife suffer and-- and wither away and have difficulty breathing.eaking. >> lapook: dan diaz says he's grateful his last memories of, are of walking these woods in oregon. >> diaz: the last time i was here, brittany was at my side. the last time i did anything me and wit

turning to all the photographs on her bedside table i asked about several of them, and one by one shets over long years. finally i picked up the one closest to her. it was worn and creased, overrunning its slightly weathered simple plastic frame. what about this one, mrs. reagan? she held it in silence. and turning to me she said, this one is my favorite. the photo was of president reagan who had begun his descent into alzheimer's. he was mostly reclined. the angle of the photo was a profile. nancy was hovering just above them. their faces very near one another, nose to nose, eyes to eyes. it showed a deep and tender intimacy, even through the fog of his illness. of all the photos, this was her favorite. she kept looking at it, seemingly transported to another place. i said, mrs. reagan, that's a picture of you living out the promises of your marriage and fidelity and love. after a brief silence she said, yes, it is. and handed it back to be placed on the table. nearest to her. pot henry van dyke has written, time is too slow for those who wait, too swift for those two fear, too long