you not the daddy. 99-- what is you? not the daddy. >> well, that's a shame.? >> like 8 shopping malls and 14 apartment buildings. >> shut up. what? what? >> what -- wait. you're ernie wilson the real-estate mogul? >> you've heard of me? >> yes, i've heard of you! everybody know you. you're one of the richest guys here in atlanta! >> uh, in the country. >> oh. all right. >> uh, cora brown, i'm -- i'm sorry to put y'all through this. >> oh, hold it right there, daddy. are you stinkin' rich or filthy rich? >> filthy stinking. good day. >> good day. >> wait, wait, hold up. we both can be the daddy. you ain't got to go nowhere. we can share joint custody. you take her monday through friday and bring her back. you ain't even have to bring her back. cora, what you standing there for? come help me get your daddy. wait! >> see ya. same time next year. tell your friends. >> no, don't tell anyone. this was a once-in-a-lifetime event. >> party pooper. >> renee, how am i gonna explain this to dr. michaels? >> you tell him the truth. >> oh, what -- that i let you have a pa

there's my daddy. my daddy. >> daddy. you look like your daddy. >> daddy. >> later on after the visit while we were still filming at limon, jonathan was shipped out to a much more restrictive prison, but he seems pretty resolute that he's going to try to maintain a relationship with his little boy. >>> next on "lockup: raw" -- >> let's say i hurt a lot of people. it seemed to be the best way to get aggression out. >> an old school convict with a reputation for trouble finds his softer side. >> you look at these bette davis eyes and you think, this guy depends on me, i have to take care of him. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> we've interviewed a lot of inmates who are doing long-term sentences. i'm talking decades and decades of time behind bars. in order to survive, they have to find ways to make the absolute most of whatever small pleasures they can find. >> we should go get some bleach and make everything brighter and whiter. like a teeth commercial. >> james stone may still look like

there's my daddy. my daddy. >> daddy.ou look like your daddy. >> daddy. >> later on after the visit while we were still filming at limon, jonathan was shipped out to a much more restrictive prison, but he seems pretty resolute that he's going to try to maintain a relationship with his little boy. >>> next on "lockup: raw" -- >> let's say i hurt a lot of people. it seemed to be the best way to get aggression out. >> an old school convict with a reputation for trouble finds his softer side. >> you look at these bette davis eyes and you think, this guy depends on me, i have to take care of him. where, tonight, we switched their steaks with walmart's choice premium steak. it's a steakover! this was perfect. it was really good! one of the best filets i've had. see, look how easy that is to cut. these are perfectly aged for flavor and tenderness. you're eating walmart steaks. really? shut up! oh, is that right? are you serious? best steak i'd ever had! i would definitely go to walmart and buy steaks. walmart choice premium stea

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can you hear daddy?. >> reporter: grayson clamp was born without nerves in either of his ears. watch as his father tries to talk with his little boy who in this moment was turned back to his book. >> show me puppy. >> reporter: little grayson points to the puppy on that book. a moment unfolds, dad simply asks his little boy a question. >> do you hear daddy? yes? >> reporter: everyone in the room recognizing it's almost too much for this little boy to comprehend at first. it's now been a month since that moment and grayson's mother telling us she remembers it like it just happened. >> a mix of overwhelming joy, relief, excitement. >> reporter: without the nerves in his ears, a cochlear implant at 18 months old didn't work. here's what doctors did instead. an experimental procedure, complex brain surgery, so rare he's the first child to have it in the u.s. by passing the years all together surgeons inserted a tiny microchip directly in the brain's sound processing center in the brain sem to stimulate heari

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daddy fiance house.h, you better keep running. he said, no, he lost him. >> okay. let me stop you a second. this lady's got to take everything down. so after he said he lost him, what happened then? >> he say he by the area that his daddy house is -- his daddy fiance house is. i told him keep running. he said no, he'll just walk faster. i'm like, oh, and i -- he was breathing hard, so i understand why. >> what happened after that? >> a second later, trayvon say, oh, shit. >> a couple seconds later -- >> a couple seconds later, trayvon say, oh, shit. >> when you say the words "oh, shit," pardon my language, who said that? >> trayvon. >> he said it to you? >> yeah. >> what happened then? >> he said the [ bleep ] behind me. >> okay. he used the "n" word again and said -- >> told me he almost by his daddy fiance house. i said, oh, and then i just closed my room door that connects to my door in the bathroom. >> let me make sure the jury understands that. you're not talking to mr. martin at that time. you're a

daddy loves you. can you hear daddy? >> reporter: he was born without the nerves that carry sound from the ear to the brain. he was fitted with a implant but without nerves it didn't work. doctors gave him a brain stem implant used in adults. it took an fda approved trial to bring it to a child. >> he likes sound. he enjoys the stimulus, input. he is curious and enjoys it. >> we don't know what it is like for him. we don't know what he hears. if he hears everything, some of what we hear. his brain is trying to organize it still to use sound. >> but this first reaction is what they will never forget. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. >> doctors are confident he will hear and speak like any other child. >>> some of the nation's youngest citizens go to washington, the issue they drew attention to. >>> the first man to walk on the moon was honored today in houston. nasa held a memorial for neil armstrong. he died lost august at the age of 82. his other crew members all attended the memorial. they called him a quiet, brill

>> hi, daddy. hi, daddy. >> so big! is this stuff hot? >> calvin, that damon did his thing today. the paperwork. he had all of the paperwork done and everything. >> the social worker was excited that you guys were getting custody. >> so, what do you want to do first? >> well, first we need to change him because he peed all over my back. >> i don't think that's pee. >> [ groans ] >> curtis... >> no, no, no! >> curtis, not with that pillow! >> mr. payne, no! no! no! >> no, curtis! no! >> tell them it's ketchup. >> [ laughs ] i've been coloring liz's hair for years. but lately she's been coming in with less gray than usual. what's she up to? the new root touch-up by nice'n easy has the most shade choices, designed to match even salon color in just 10 minutes. with the new root touch-up, all they see is you. one more. ♪ one more. ♪ oh, you want one more? let's go, one more! come on! ♪ one more. let's go, son! come on! one more! [ male announcer ] do one more. proven hydration to help replace what you sweat out. one more. you got one more. ♪ [ male announcer ] light, crisp flavors. gat

. >>> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. >> and thanks to a medical breakthrough, this little boy is able to hear the sound of his father's voice for the first time. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, june 21st, 2013. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, it's first day of summer, but investors are feeling a chill go down their spines. wall street taking its first big lurps of 2013 this week. on thursday the dow jones industrial average fell 353 points. that wiped out six weeks worth of gains and was the biggest loss since november 2011. the nasdaq and standard & poor's also lost 2% each, and the slide could continue today. cbs's "moneywatch's" ashley morrison is here in new york with more. good morning, ashley. >> good morning, ashley. well, asian stocks were mostly down with the exception of tokyo's nikkei which added more than 1.5%. the slump really began on wednesday after federal reserve federal chairman ben bernanke said the central bank wou

big daddy aaron mccargo jr., host of "big daddy's house" on the food network. chef and owner of new york city's award winning restaurant and registered dietitian francis roth, best-selling author and nationally recognized health expert. first up a tweet about moldy food from sabrina. she asks -- dr. oz, is it ok to cut the mold off food and eat it? panel, do you think it's ok? what do you say? they're conferring. little debate going here. here's the vote. the vote is -- hold up your votes. consensus to ok. big daddy, why is it ok? >> look at it this way, if it's anything soft, you don't want to mess around with it because the mold will penetrate f you're talking about hard cheese, it's ok to cut the cheese off. just stay away from the mold. i like to use the tip by dipping your knife in flour so you get easy cut. cheese won't stick to the knife. flour, cut it, not close to the mold. dr. oz: love that idea. let's go over why this is right. i will show why you big daddy i think is absolutely on target. mold, here's a picture of mold, it grows like a tree on the s

daddy loves you. daddy -- >> he heard. >> can you hear daddy? >> chokes me up. grayson was born without the auditory nerves that can carry sound from the inner ear to the brain. doctors gave him the implant which is usually only used in adults whose nerves have been damaged. doctors are confident grayson will hear and speak like any other child. >> he is like any other child. i can tell you, a few seconds later, those cards he was holding, went right back to them. >> moving on. >> yeah. 4:45 now, check in with leyla, a check of the forecast, this first day of summer. >> first day of summer, warmer today o i suggest you bottle it. it is all going away on sunday >> sorry to be the bearer of bad news, everyone. good morning, look at our live doppler 7 hd radar satellite, we have patchy fog along the coast, but going to warm up beautifully for this afternoon. we are going to be experiencing our first full day of summer. that means the sun will stay in one spot but starting tomorrow, it will start getting a little bit shorter, our daylight hours. warmer and breezy. a

daddy loves you. >> it's a medical first. how this three yield who was born deaf can now hear his father's voice. >> and pack ling -- cutting down hundreds of young trees. >> window today. will we see more of the way? i have your full forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a huge plume of smoke can be seen for miles after a deadly explosion at a fireworks warehouse in canada just west of montreal. fireworks can be heard going off two hours after the initial blast. >> everything shook for 10 to 15 seconds and we turned around, we saw the big mushroom cloud coming up. >> two workers were killed. the factory has no water supply and so no sprinkler system. making it harder to fight the fire. >> people in louisiana grabbed their cameras to capture this. a huge waterspout coming ashore in grand aisle. damaged the house, police say it started as three little waterspouts. those merged into one giant powerful funnel cloud. up to 3/4 of a mile wide. >>> well, story is amazing. a three-year-old boy is now experi

watch. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. >> jamie: and audio brain stem implant. adults but the first child in the u.s. to receive one. we want them all to get them if they need it. doctors are back. what do you think? >> it's wonderful news. we started the program with sad news and now we're ending with wonderful medical miracle. now, we are going to artificial ear and if this brain stem implant basically has a microphone has a processor bypasses the auditory system and with the base stem, this kid for the first time can hear. can you imagine. >> jamie: his reaction to this. >> the sooner you do it the better it is. usually around nine months that is when they are learning how to speak and all the movements. he has a long way to go but certainly this is a major medical miracle. now, the reason why we did this brain stem implant because he doesn't have auditory nerve. if he had that we would have done a cochlear implant. >> jamie: how many kids are affected by this and why has it taken so long to approve it? >> it's very rare and based on something that he is talk

. >> daddy loves you! dadly doves you! >> pelley: dr. jon lapook on the medical marvel that made it happen. and ben tracy on the man that brought tony soprano to life. >> if you can quote the rules you can obey them, you hear me? >> pelley: remembering james gandolfini. obey them, captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, investors pulled more money out of the stock market today and as they did prices plunged. the dow lost 353 points, the biggest one-day point drop since november of 2011. the index has now fallen 559 points, or more than 3.5%, since yesterday. but it's important to remember it is still ahead in double digits for the year overall. but what has the market so rattled? carter evans is on wall street for us tonight. carter? >> reporter: scott, the selling started yesterday when fed chair ben bernanke said for the first time that the federal reserve may soon start slowing its stimulus program, possibly by the end of the year. but today the big concern here on wall st

tavis: i have never seen a picture where your daddy didn't look cool. style. >> justin timberlake has nothing on that hat. dad was sporting that a while ago. just his was not voice, but his style. how did this idea come to be? >> this is a ten-year development. after the success of unforgettable, we started thinking abotu what else we could do that would be magical. havinger, we started talks. timing is everything. it's taken that long to bring it to fruition. iw as talking to david foster, and i said, i woudl really like to do a spanish record. 18 months later he became the ceo of universal. i didn't think he was going to sign me, but he did. tavis: how difficult was it to do? >> i had so much fun. i was blessed for a gift with acting because i don't speak spanish flently. my producer heard me sing, and he said, you are fine, so he coached me with a little phrasing. maybe it has to do with my latino kidney from my donor family from el salvador. 9 tavis: you look great and sound great. how are you feeling? >> i feel terrific. it is amiracle to go from o

. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. daddy. >> yes! he heard! >> can you hear daddy?rter: mom nicole was shooting the video. >> when they turned that thing on and it worked, he responded to that sound, it was like just a weight was lifted off of me, because it was just a long road getting there. >> reporter: this is a milestone. grayson's implant requires brain surgery and he's the first child to receive one as part of an fda-approved trial. >> my dreams for him is that he will develop intelligible speech and he'll be able to function independently, pretty much what any mom wants for their little boy. yes, he heard! >> reporter: they feel blessed to be the first and hope other children will experience that same joy. >> daddy loves you. >> reporter: kate snow, nbc news, new york. >>> well, it's time now for sports. with all the latest headlines, i'm joined by my colleague betty nguyen. betty, i have to get my tissue out for that story. >> i know, i have goose bumps. such a beautiful story. and from that, we go to sports. >>> overeager fans in china stampeded past a pol

. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. daddy loves you. at feels.opd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you get hives, vision changes or eye pain, or problems passing urine. other side effects include dry mouth and constipation. nothing can reverse copd. spiriva helps me breathe better. does breathing with copd weigh you down? don't wait to ask your doctor about spiriva. >>> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. daddy loves you. can you hear daddy? >> it's an update to a story you ju

. >> hi talk to him daddy. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. caddy [ laughing] can you hear daddy? >>reporter: is that not sweetest most touching thing you have seen in awhile. born without the auditory nerve that is carry sound from the inner ear to the brain so doctors gave him an auditory brain stem implant typically used in adults whose nerves damaged. doctors are confident grayson will hear and speak lake any other child. >> that lack of surprise. >> beautiful. just fabulous. >> let's get a check of the summer forecast. >> summer is officially here as we said. >> once again that was amazing story. love it. >> live doppler 7hd clear skies across the bay area from coast to inland. live view from the high definition emeryville camera over in the east bay lacking west ward to san francisco. temperatures at this hour 54 degrees in san francisco. 58 in oakland. 60 in mount view san jose 54 half man bay. another live view from the high definition roof top camera at 7 lacking along embarcadero under clear sky. 59 degrees in santa rosa. 62 at fairf

. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. can you hear daddy? >> reporter: mom nicole was smoothing the video. >> when they turned that thing on and it worked, he responded to that sound, it was like the weight was lifted off of me. because it was just a long road getting there. >> reporter: this is a milestone. grayson's implant requires brain surgery and he's the first child to receive one as part of an fda approved trial. >> my dream for him is that he will develop intelligible speech and he'll be able to function independently, pretty much what, you know, any mom wants for their little boy. >> reporter: they feel blessed to be the first and hope other children will experience that same joy. >> daddy loves you. >> reporter: kate snow, nbc news, new york. >> that reaction is so priceless. >>> let's get you some sports now. new england patriots aaron hernandez was out and about around boston yesterday. he's still refusing to tell reporters what police are asking him. authorities searched his home and nearby property this week following the shoo

talk to him, daddy. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. daddy -- >> hear. >> can you hear daddy?fore this moment grayson had never heard a sound. >> that's you. grayson. >> reporter: grayson was born without the auditory nerves that carry sound from the inner ear to the brain. initially he was fitted with a cochlear implant, but without nerves it was ineffective. that's what doctors that university of north carolina school of medicine gave him this. it's an auditory brain stem implant. the device is typically used in adults whose nerves have been damaged and haven't yet been approved for use in children. but that changed, thanks to an fda approved trial. and grayson became the first child in the country to undergo the procedure. >> we don't really know exactly what it's like for him. we don >> doctors are confident that el speak and hear. though they won't forget what that first moment was like. >> hi, grayson. talk to me. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. daddy loves you. >> yes. >> that just brings tears to your eyes. so tell us, the implant that was given to grayson, how ex

that this the moment three-year-old discovered sound. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. ?ou hear daddy .addy loves you >> he was born without nerve endings in both years. hearing devices were not an option. his adoptive parents decided to try a groundbreaking procedure called an auditory brainstem implant. researchers at the university of north carolina removed a small piece and inserted it into his brain. small paddle of electrodes and we lay it directly on that area. there is a cable that comes out beside the brain through the cochlea, through the bone and coils under the skin and hooks up to a receipt or -- a receiver. >> sound information normally travels through that year. the cable allows it to travel to the brain. is the first child in the united states to have the implant as part of a trial, changing his world forever.

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i have to be honest, i think of go daddy and i think of danica patrick. >> exactly. and that's who was in town today. the racecar driver in the bay area for a big race this weekend up at sonoma, but check this out, this is what she did earlier this afternoon stopping by the stiilly silly con still n vol valuely head squaurs. she met the team talking about racecar driving and what it was like to get her first ticket, signing autographs for some of the kids of the people who work there at go daddy. and we asked all theica what it break through in today's media landscape. >> a relationship goes two ways. so while i was in the ads and go daddy has become an incredibly successful huge business, they're the ones that ran them. so that's the west scenario. they're helping me and i'm helping them. and that's what's made us last so long. >> a lot of the go daddy employee as said it was great to meet danica patrick and, hey, even though she's a superstar, they said she was very down to earth and absolutely really nice. a lot of people taking out their smartphones and taking in

. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you! can you hear daddy? >> doctors are confident he'll be able to hear and speak like any other child. >> his parents say he's made great progress and they'll never forget what that moment was like, remarkable. >> what a wonderful moment for that family. that is neat. coming up california ordered to release prison inmates. and should athletes get paid if ncaa uses >>> sky 7 over breaking news in santa cruz frkts put out a brush fire that burned clois to homes near highway 17. >> this broke out around 3:00. you can see how close it came to this. the fire charred about five acres firefighters stopped the spread and knocked it down. you can get latest breaking news on twitter. >>> this is "world news." tonight, free fall, the breaking news from the stock market, the dow plummets, why the sudden jitters and why this could affect your car payments and mortgage. >>> the breaking news in the trayvon martin case, the major headline about the jury, all women and why both sides wanted it this way. james gandolfini, th

. >> daddy loves you, daddy loves you. >> yes. hear. >> can you hear daddy?> reporter: mom nicole was shooting the video. >> when they turned that thing on and it worked, and he responded to that sound, it was like the weight was lifted off of me. it was a long road getting there. >> reporter: nicole and lynn are high school sweethearts, who adopted grayson out of foster care. >> he is a really smart little kid, a lot going on in that brain of his that he want to get out, that he wants to tell us, and you can tell that, but he just hasn't really been able to. >> i can hear myself. >> reporter: we've seen technology help others. the viral videos of that indescribable moment when a person hears for the very first time. >> it's exciting! >> reporter: but this is a milestone. grayson's implant requires brain surgery, and he is the first child to receive one as part of an fda-approved trial. the whole family's world has been turned upside down. grayson is drawn to live music and the radio. mom nicole hopes one day soon he'll start using words. >> my dream for him

. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. >> i'll tell you about the revolutionary device that made that smile possible. >> we begin with the oldest organization, the x game movement shutting the doors and apologizing saying their world view has been quote neither honoring toward our fellow human beings or bibla kill. more more than three decades they do therapy based on representations of christian teachings they said they could change sexual orientation and one founding member renowneds at the end of the decade admitting he wasn't ex gay but very gay and they claim they can help people get over their same-sex attractions. alan chambers was the most recent head and now is personally apologizing to gay people. >> i'm sorry for the pain and hurt that many of you have experienced. i'm sorry that some of you spent years working through shame and guilt you felt when your attractions didn't change. i'm sorry that we promoted sexual orientation change efforts and they aories that stigmatized parents. that is a docu

. >> hi talk to him daddy. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. caddy [ laughing] can you hear daddy? >>reporter: is that not sweetest most touching thing you have seen in awhile. born without the auditory nerve that is carry sound from the inner ear to the brain so doctors gave him an auditory brain stem implant typically used in adults whose nerves damaged. doctors are confident grayson will hear and speak lake any other child. >> that lack of surprise. >> beautiful. just fabulous. >> let's get a check of the summer forecast. >> summer is officially here as we said. >> once again that was amazing story. love it. >> live doppler 7hd clear skies across the bay area from coast to inland. live view from the high definition emeryville camera over in the east bay lacking west ward to san francisco. temperatures at this hour 54 degrees in san francisco. 58 in oakland. 60 in mount view san jose 54 half man bay. another live view from the high definition roof top camera at 7 lacking along embarcadero under clear sky. 59 degrees in santa rosa. 62 at fairf

okay, now daddy do it. >> look, rose, look, look.e, look at daddy. >> we're going to recommend that you get her attention and say, "do this." and then perform the action. ready? you blow. if the instructions for her are made so clear... blow. she can spend her time processing how to do it... >> good try. >> rather than processing what to do. >> when rosie was born, she seemed like any other baby. >> [burbling] >> [laughing] >> we were just the most proudest parents ever. it was a really blissful time. we didn't have any worries. how could you ever tell? >> [gurgling] >> but gradually, kara sensed something was wrong. >> rosie. look, your teddy. it was as if she was so far away, as if i was reaching into a well and trying to pull her back. >> ♪ happy birthday to you >> i do remember a strange feeling on her first birthday. >> ♪ ...dear rosie >> the cake was brought in, but rosie didn't notice. [cheering and applause] and it bothered me. >> smile. rosie? rosie? >> [whistling] >> [laughing] >> when rosie was three, she was diagnosed wit

. - daddy. - dad. don't "daddy" me. you blew your chances with this daddy. you're dead to me. we've had a change of heart. we've decided to forgive you and to allow you to be our father again. i'm not into being your dad anymore. don't want to be your dad. - uh... - no, daddy, yeah. kind of giving you a second chance here, dad. no, i'm over it. you can't be over it. he can be over it. you don't get to be... will you shut up? i am over, over, over it. ( knocking ) you are not allowed to be over it. - don't yell at him. he's my friend-- - i can yell at him. - charlie? - hey, mom. wha... what are you doing here? i'm confused. do you live here? - yeah. - bonnie? frank. how do you guys know each other? bonnie? this is my date. whoa, wait a second. i thought you were going on a date with a woman you had a one-night stand with 30 years ago. yeah. so if you guys had a one-night stand 30... years ago, and i don't... i don't know who my fath... you could be my... ...dad? >> ooh. that's good. >> okay, i have to get ready to get out of here. hey, good morning, mr. brown. >> [ muffled spea

take a look. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. daddy -- >> yes. he hears. >> can you hear daddy?n incredible moment, obviously, for grayson and his family. he was born without the nerves to process sound. he is the first child to get what is called an auditory brain stem implant. a device studied in clinical trial. he had the surgery if april in north carolina. joining us is our chief medical correspondent sanjay gupta. it's remarkable to see his face light up like that. how does this implant work. >> i can't stop watching this video. it's amazing. let me show you the way this works. again, it is remarkable. z we're looking at a true medical first here. as you pointed out, anderson, the nerve that goes from his ear to his brain stem, that's what he doesn't have. that's a specific hearing loss. what they're trying to do is recreate part of his nervous system. let me show you on the brain model. this is the right side of the brain. this, you see the microphone that's sort of sitting around his ear. that takes sound, sort of processes it, distills it to various frequency, anderson,

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. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. daddy -- >> yes, he heard! >> can you hear daddy?> that's amazing. grayson was born without auditory nerves in either ear. doctors performed the surgery on the 3-year-old. they placed an implant into his brain. he's, of course, still getting into what you could imagine is a rush of information into his brain, but his mother hopes one day soon he'll start to be able to use words as well. so, just an awesome story on friday. >>> one of the more annoying parts of flying could be in store for some changes. and to me, it's less on a human level, but still an awesome story. the "wall street journal" reporting the faa is expected to walk back some of the rules on using personal electronic devices. it will probably mean you won't have to turn your kindle off during takeoff and landing, which is great. you're at a good part of the book and you have to power down. then you feel like a criminal when the flight attendant yells at you or you hide it under something. they're not expected to change the rules on in-flight phone calls, though. the ex

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daddy loves you. daddy -- >> he heard. >> can you hear daddy? >> wow. wow. every time you see it, it has the same impact. grayson was born without the auditory nerves that carry sound from the inner ear to the brain. doctors put that implant in place, which is usually only used in adults whose nerves have been damaged. doctors are confident grayson will eventually hear and speak like any other child. amazing. >> incredible so happy for them. those are the best first words to hear, too. >> daddy loves you? >> yeah. 5:46. leyla in charge of weather and traffic. >> indeed. oh, i have the best news, first day of summer. so i couldn't be happier myself. we do have lovely conditions that are awaiting us for this afternoon. looks like that coastal fog burning off. we do have a little bit of a layer of haze across the bay area but that's going to burn off this afternoon. here is look from our lake tahoe cam. what a sight. about 71 degrees going to be your high for today. if you're making your trip thought for the weekend, you're going to enjoy it going to be really

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talk to him, daddy. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. can you hear daddy?'t that something? you can see the surprise as little grayson hears his dad's voice for the first time ever. doctors at the university implanted a micro chip in his brain. he is the first child to ever undergo that procedure. the device needs a little fine- tuning but they are confident as his brain learns to process sound, his ability to speak will follow. >> that's priceless. >> well, a new monthly event kicked off tonight in one san francisco neighborhood. eric tells us about a new effort to shine a positive light on the bay view. >> do you see that thing over there on the wall? that's me. >> reporter: a fixture on the corner of oakdale and lane in san francisco. >> hey, baby. how are you doing? >> reporter: davis or mr. d has been a larger than life part of the bay view long before a neighbor began painting this mural of him pointing to heaven. >> i'm proud of myself. do you know why? because i have lived 81 years. you never not make it, but keep trying. >> reporter: the event is p

talk to him, daddy. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. can you hear daddy?n't that something? you can see the surprise as little grayson hears his dad's voice for the first time ever. doctors at the university implanted a micro chip in his brain. he is the first child to ever undergo that procedure. the device needs a little fine- tuning but they are confident as his brain learns to process sound, his ability to speak will follow. >> that's priceless. >> well, a new monthly event kicked off tonight in one san francisco neighborhood. eric tells us about a new effort to shine a positive light on the bay view. >> do you see that thing over there on the wall? that's me. >> reporter: a fixture on the corner of oakdale and lane in san francisco. >> hey, baby. how are you doing? >> reporter: davis or mr. d has been a larger than life part of the bay view long before a neighbor began painting this mural of him pointing to heaven. >> i'm proud of myself. do you know why? because i have lived 81 years. you never not make it, but keep trying. >> reporter: the event is

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daddy loves you. daddy loves you. >> before this moment.ee-year-old grayson clamp had never heard a sound. >> overwhelming joy. i don't think i have any other words to describe what that felt like. >> grayson was born completely deaf. he lacks the part of the nerve that sends sound from the cochlea to his brain. a device on his ear collects and transmits sound through wires threaded through the skull. those wires connect to an implanted electrode that sits in an area of the brain stem that processes hearing. head and neck surgeon dr. craig performed the surgery. >> he responds to music and voices. teachers have noticed changes and he's started to use his voice a bit. >> grayson is among the first to receive it. the device may work better on younger and more adaptable brains. >> we know childrens brains are more plastic. they're able to tolerate many more things. we thought children would be able to use the information in a better way. >> it melts my heart to hear his voice. every mother longs to hear her child's voice. for him to finally st

she said, oh, daddy, she said, i really hurt. i know, honey, i said, but you won't take morphine. and she says, maybe i better have some. her nurse wiped the port off on her i.v. line and stuck the needle in and was getting ready to push it, and janey looked at her and said, stop. and she looked back and she said, i want some of that for my daddy. and she said, janey, she said, we cannot give this to your daddy. she said, this is a very, very, very strong pain medicine. janey looked at her and said, i know, my daddy's hurting, too. and then to find out that these people knew about this, never revealed it -- well, you understand my resolve so -- >> we're going to pull into a parking lot, site of the water treatment plant. camp lejeune covers 159,000 acres, 559 miles of roadway, six water treatment facilities, and approximately 7,690 buildings. and it's the largest marine base on the east coast. this is the disposal area. it's a lot of cleaning solvents mostly. i think it was just dumping over the years. anything and everything, ye

like in the area where his daddy fiancee -- by his daddy fiancee house. i said, oh, you better keep running. he said, no, he lost him. >> okay. just stop a second. this lady's got to take everything down. make sure you're -- okay. so after he said he lost him, what happened then? >> and he say he by the area that his daddy house is. his daddy fiancee house is. i told him, keep running. and he said, no, he'll just walk faster. i could sti hear him breathing hard. >> what happened after that? >> and then a second later, [ muted ]. >> yes. [ muted ]. >> that the. [ expletive ] behind me [ muted ]. >> i told him, you better run. and he had told me he already -- he almost by his tdaddy fiancee house. so i said no. i just shut my room door that connect to my door in the bathroom. >> let me make sure the jury understands that. you're not talking to mr. martin at that time. you're actually in a room. and you did what in your house? >> i was in my bathroom. i was trying to fix my hair for school the next day. >> okay. so you were talking -- how were you able to ta

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talk to him, daddy." "daddy loves you. daddy loves you." "he can hear!"jay gupta, c-n- n, reporting. >>grayson's parents are actually his adoptive they believe his story will help a lot of other children and help doctors improve upon the technology. >> will have much more news coming up on kron 4 news to weekend edition after we come back three people in the province of alberta, canada. the water has also forced nearly 100-thousand from their homes in downtown calgary. prime minister stephen harper is a calgary resident. he says he never imagined a scene like this. in other parts of the province, raging flood waters that started mid- week. have ripped out roads. and torn away a chunk of the trans- canada highway. police are still searching for the body of one person killed in the storms. oscar-winning actress angelina jolie is in the middle east this week. for refugees. she's helping give a voice to the voiceless and the syria's civil war. less than one year ago za'atri refugee camp was desert and dust. refugees. now za'atri is home to more than 120,000,

come here sweetie, say bye to daddy. bye daddy! have a good day at school ok? ...but what about when my parents visit? i just don't think there's enough room. lets keep looking. ok. i just love this one, i mean look at it... and it's next to a park i love it i love it too. what do you think of our new house? i'm most excited about the pool. me too sweetie. here's our new house... daddy! you're not just looking for a house. you're looking for a place for your life to happen. zillow >>> i'm veronica de la cruz. two people are dead after an air crash near dayton saturday during a wing walking maneuver. no one in the crowd was hurt. >>> the food network says it will not renew paula deen's contract after she acknowledged using racial slurs in the past. and after two weeks in the hospital, former south african president nelson mandela remains in serious but stable condition. i'm veronica de la cruz. that is thenous at this hour. now back to lockup. matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> during a "lockup: extended stay" shoot, our production team spends months insi

. >> are you happy to have daddy home?ase, all offenders are required to check in at adult probation and parole reporting center. >> what's your name? >> strong, jedd strong. >> jedd will enter a halfway house, where he will have to look for a job and undergo substance abuse therapy. >> and i want you to check in every tuesday until you get an agent. >> many inmates who don't have anywhere to go, end up here, the salt lake transitional housing center. these parolees have just been released today. >> one of the first goals is to find a job, with the idea of being able to afford to find a place to live and get on out of here. >> i'm going to look for anything and any place that will hire me. it's hard for a felon to get a job. >> residents are required to check in and out with an officer. paychecks must be turned in each week for room and board, restitution fees and child support. >> compared to prison, obviously the restrictions are much less than what they've been used to. >> it's nice to walk around in the city, you know.

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