people in the roswell community are calling the meanwhile, deborah miller now faces d-u-i charges for driving drunk with her daughter and friends inside the car. budweiser is doing something it hasn't done in more than ten years. the company's ad for super bowl 50 features english actor .. helen mirren ... taking on drunk driving. in the commercial ... mirren insults people who drive while under the influence. the last time budweiser had an anti-drunk driving super bowl ad was in 2005. budweiser is also planning to have its traditional clydesdales in a few commercial spots during sunday's big game. now a look ahead to stories that will be making headlines tomorrow... patrick american schools get a failing grade for financial literacy education. the lesson students need to receive that are not being taught. plus, why some in wythe county may see disruptions in water service. join us wednesday morning on virginia today from 5-7 a-m... right here on wsls 10. jeff will have another check of your storm team 10 forecast in but first, we want to remind you of our ten cares food drive. we are

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deborah miller's now facing ((officer lisa holland / roswell police ) "we have to commend the daughter for calling and reporting this. she was concerned with her unfortunate it takes a 16-year-old with more maturity, but the fact of the matter is the 16-year-old did the right thing." ( man on camera ) "i good for the daughter, but it's sad that the daughter felt in danger from her mom's driving.)) the driver didn't return calls for a comment. police in a small pennsylvania town got a special surprise in the mail - it was a handwritten 'thank you' letter from one of the town's young residents. and in turn, she got to meet one of her heroes. reporter peggy lee has the story. 'i'm chief laidacker, how are you?' 'good' 'good, do you want to sit down?' what started out as a school project the chief. 'it's such a great thing you did, we appreciate it' 'thank trouble...no...far from it. she's here after sending this letter to the catawissa police department....where she thanks them for keeping our country safe from bad people. chief josh laidacker says he was floored after reading what sabrin

on old scott road last weekend, they already had a good idea about what was going on inside deborah miller's car. that's because the call had come from inside it. "she noticed her mom was weaving all over the road. she asked her mom several times to pull over. her friends were in the car." ...so when miller didn't pull over, officer lisa holland says the woman's 16-year-old daughter picked up the phone and called to report her. "we have to commend the daughter for calling and reporting this. she was concerned with her safety and the safety of her mom." miller's now facing d-u-i charges. we stopped by monday for a comment. drivers we spoke to had plenty to say. "it's unfortunate it takes a 16- year-old with more maturity, but the fact of the matter is the 16- year-old did the right thing." "i give kudos to her for that." "it's just sad the mom can't be responsible enough. good for the daughter, but it's sad that the daughter felt in danger from her mom's driving." "that's a pretty bold and brave move on her part to report her own mother, but in the long run she could have saved her life." the

police in georgia pulled over deborah miller after her 16-year-old daughter made the call telling themher was drinking and driving and would not pull over. >> she noticed her mom weaving all over the road and asked her mom to pull over and also her friends were in the car. miller is now facing dui charges and her daughter now being hailed for making the call and for turning her own mom in to keep others and herself safe. >>> there is no shortage of animal viral videos but this one is tearing up social media because the zoo staged the drill in the event an animal should escape using a zookeeper in a costume. the wild zebra pulls down netted fences and pushes down another plain clothes zookeeper, all of this is enclosed by nets and is he dated. they took this seriously, there were 150 staff members responding to this staged scenario. the reason they are not joking around here that zoo in tokyo has had a few animal escapes including a panther, elephants and even monkeys. but that zebra is not going anywhere. >> moms often the unsung heroes do little things that mean a lot. like making and

georgia police said when deborah miller refused to pull over, her daughter called over the road while the daughter and her friends were in the car. (officer lisa holland / roswell police) "we have to commend the daughter for calling and reporting this. she was concerned with her safety and the safety of her mom." ( woman off camera ) "that's a pretty bold and brave move on her part to report her own mother, but in the long run she could have saved her life." miller is now facing d-u-i charges. one little girl got a different type of babysitter with a police officer. when abi's dad had to go to traffic court, she was restless. couldn't go into the so a police officer volunteered to keep her company while she waited. officer kevin norris entertained the little able to fall asleep. and it was all captured on camera. (officer kevin norris, orem police department)"kids love videos. they love movies so we just watched cartoons on my phone and she was out before we knew it." "we're not just officers who are out there just to arrest people. we're out there to make our community a better place

georgia police said when deborah miller refused to pull over, her daughter called 9-1-1. miller was driving all over the road while the daughter and her friends were in the car. (officer lisa holland / roswell police) "we have to commend the daughter for calling and reporting this. she was concerned with her safety and the safety of her ( woman off camera ) "that's a pretty bold and brave move on her part to report her own mother, but in the long run she could have saved her life." miller is now facing d-u-i charges. one little girl got a different type of babysitter with a police officer. when abi's dad had to go to traffic court, she was restless. the 2-year-old couldn't go into the courtroom with him, so a police officer volunteered to keep her company while she waited. officer kevin norris entertained the little girl until she was able to fall asleep. and it was all captured on camera. (officer kevin norris, orem police department)"kids love videos. they love movies so we just watched cartoons on my phone and she was out before we knew it." "we're not just officers wh

deborah patta in johannesburg. thank you. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "cbs overnight news," i'm michelle miller. we are three days away from a key race in the marathon run for the white house. the republican presidential candidates will compete this saturday in the first in the south primary in south carolina. front-runner donald trump and jeb bush continue to trade jabs on the campaign trail, now bush has added a political heavyweight to his corner. former president george w. bush. jeb bush's campaign is counting his brother a much needed boost. here is major garrett. >> president bush ended years of self imposed political exile and drew the biggest most enthusiastic crowd in south carolina. by itself the upbeat rally cannot reverse jeb bush's fortunes, running third or fourth. the event did take the edge off a nasty day of primary politicking. >> i think the voters should vote for the candidate who has got the most opinionated mother. former president george w. bush came to south carolina on a rescue mission for brother jeb. >> in my experience, the strongest person usually isn't the loudest