si han perdido el empleo ven en fiona un reflejo de ellos. mundial. >>> a travÉs de las redes sociales esta pareja pidiÓ al pÚblico que se pusiera en las patas de fiona para entender su desgracia y apoyar con el dinero necesario para su recuperaciÓn y asÍ fue. la pareja logrÓ recaudar 4.000 dÓlares, para costear la cirugÍa, que le regresaria la visiÓn a fiona en un ojo. el otro ojo lamentablemente lo perdiÓ debido a un severo glaucoma. oy fiona vive con una familia que decidiÓ darle una segunda oportunidad. y enseÑan le al mundo la cruda realidad que viven tanto animalitos, que por negligencia humana terminan sufriendo. >>> las consecuencias son mÁs y mÁs cachorros desprotegidos. el aÑo pasado se sacrificaron 6 millones de perros y 6 millones de gatos en estados unidos. este nÚmero se puede prevenir si la gente estÉril zaara sus mascotas y le diera calidad de vida en su hogar y no abandonarlas en un basurero. >>> fiona es una gatita invalida, abandonada en las calles en pÉsimas condiciÓn, nombradas mascotas ejemplares del aÑo. por la sociedad

>>>aasÍ fue, la pareja recaudó 4 mi dólares para una cirugía para devolverle la vista en un ojo a fionadó, también fiona fue nombrada mascota del año, para la sociedad de prevención contra la crueldad animal ♪. >>> y llegó el momento de hablar del tiempo. >>> así es, jackie guerrido. >>> así es, muchísimas gracias, amigos, muy buenas tardes, les cuento que la neblina provocó un choque en cadena en california, donde el conductor de un camión casi se estrella contra los otros vehículos, pero la carga quedó dispersa en la vía y también el combustible. >>> mientras tanto en las condiciones del tiempo están en el sureste, en tampa, la florida, también en las dakotas, nubosidad y actividad de nieve para ustedes en sacramento, tenemos un sistema frontal que está asociado a un sistema de baja presión que permite que las lluvias vayan al sureste, así que tenemos condiciones estables en centro y sur del país, así que el panorama de fuertes lluvias se mueve a aguas del atlántico, aunque en el sureste estamos muy necesitados de la actividad de precipitaciones, de hecho hay alrededor de 2 pulgadas d

. >>> ay, qué hermosa quedó, también fiona fue nombrada mascota del año, para la sociedad de prevenciónla crueldad animal ♪. >>> y llegó el momento de hablar del tiempo. >>> así es, jackie guerrido. >>> así es, muchísimas gracias, amigos, muy buenas tardes, les cuento que la neblina provocó un choque en cadena en california, donde el conductor de un camión casi se estrella contra los otros vehículos, pero la carga quedó dispersa en la vía y también el combustible. >>> mientras tanto en las

fiona hill, is this even about adopted children at all or is this about a more confrontational stanceards the united states? >> well, it is now about adopted children which, of course, the story makes very clear. but it's come out of really campaign politics on both sides of the united states and in russia. mr. putin first actually survived a bruising campaign to become president again in spite of the fact that everybody saw him as a shoe-in and as part of that campaign he did ratchet up anti-american sentiment. he blamed protests that took place around the elections for the russian parliament and around the presidential elections, many thousands of people out in the streets in moscow and elsewhere, he blamed those on the u.s. support. he's taken punitive action against u.s. n.g.o.s. he's declared many non-governmental organizations in russia that received foreign funding, especially funding to the united states to be foreign agents, people now under a new legislation have to register themselves as foreign agents and this is also part of that. >> so by ratcheting up anti-american sent

. >> reporter: fiona with pg&e says even healthy trees can come down in weather like this, because the ground gets so moist and loose. oftentimes they take down power lines with them. to gear up for more wind and rain, crews are spread throughout the bay area, on call and ready to go. >> we'll be working around the clock, in case anything happens. >> reporter: and the weather also snarled traffic earlier this evening. along highway 101, things are finally getting back to normal, although the rain is back after it took a break for a couple of hours earlier. so definitely get out those jackets and umbrellas because it is going to be a wet weekend. >>> and in the sierra, they could get as much as five feet of snow. cbs 5 reporter steve lard says if you're heading to tahoe, don't plan on getting there any time soon. >> reporter: well, it may be a scenic drive, but it is a very slow one heading eastbound on i- 80. over the hill, you can see the long line of traffic behind me. it is a friday night. it is a holiday weekend. and it is snowing off and on. add all of that together and you're tal

. -- fiona ma and senator leno. their limited by statute, but that is very difficult to have much room to maneuver. >> you said to organize local bars. i have been trying to do that for a few years now. we have our sixth annual event coming up in september. we have been trying to get toger a long time. i am not a politician in do not care to be a politician. if i cannot raise the issue in that way, the way i have been doing it, personally i get quoted in esquire for what i have done, but i still have no connections. it is still up to me to do that? i am doing everything can. i do not know what else to do besides try to make a profit in a city that is over-taxing the and running down. [applause] >> i do think that you can do a lot through talking to your city supervisor and working through that process. i am telling you, there are ways that began help you. alcohol is a local issue on this type of matter. what we are behind would you guys want to do, whenever that is. a lot of times we do not always have statutes that

don't know if it's district nine but i am proud to bring forward craig and annie stole who operate del fiona pizza on california street and their second pizza operation in the city and dove tailing off of the success in the restaurant that i used to go to quite a bit. district eight. congratulations. they opened up on california and have done such amazing job. it's one of the most popular places in my district and we opened up this with great success. they have been written up chronicle and "new york times" and npr which i didn't realize and they're the go to place and it's an honor to bring you both forward today. to let you know about the stoles. craig is from new york but came to san francisco and graduated from the culinary institute of america and won a james berd award and numerous accolades and annie is a restaurant our and icon here. >> >> and over seeing the hiring and the pizza locations and won the wait staff awards result of the efforts and they're hard working entrepreneurs and a beloved restaurant and i want to thank you guys for opening up the restaurant in the district and lo

. ♪ >> the music minister at the trinity episcopal church, fiona smith sutherland, is bringing this musico gather everyone together. the president will be walking in shortly, and then we will hear the reverend matthew crebb and the senior minister of the newtown congregational church who will be opening up this vigil, this special memorial service, and then he'll be followed by the rabbi here in newtown. he will read a scripture from psalm 46. all of these prayers, anderson, will have special meaning and presumably will bring, we hope, we can only hope and pray, that they will bring some comfort to those who are in mourning. ♪ >> you know, there are going to be read frtiings from the episc church, the koran, the lord's prayer. as you say, this is a service that is going to incorporate many different faiths. wolf, you were asking how do you come to terms with something like this, and i think as you say, different faiths are going to have different approaches to this, but it's going to be a truly diverse service tonight. >> we will also have a special reading, a prayer from john woodall. i

what supervisor wiener is doing was attempted i think 10 years ago by supervisor fiona ma and a couple years ago by supervisor alioto-pier. it's some modest changes to administrative code section 31 to get negative declaration and cad x's to conform to the same rules that apply to e-i-rs. supervisor wiener, who was very eloquent, i can't match what he said, listed a whole bunch of projects that get appealed, including the bicycle plan, affordable housing projects, libraries. for environmental law to be used to appeal those types of projects says that something's wrong. it has nothing to do with the environment. this is a very sensible proposal. it deserves to move forward. and finally, i'd say i have the good fortune to work with many of the best land use attorneys in the city. it would be very strucktive. it's kind of funny to listen to what they say about c-e-q-a, how broken it is, how toxic it is to good govthv. -- government. and sensible process and how much uncertainty and unfairness it introduces into civic life. and yet the paradox is that they gain enormous amounts of employme

i read a profile of the lovely fee yow -- fiona apple.you go work there? >> i probably will. >> it is a sick -- cyclical industry. >> i really reading it and the guy became friends with her and they are talking about all of this pain she had before now and will have in the future. the whole time you are like, this is a talented girl, not my type of music, but very talented girl. and she won't be here much longer. she is a very delicate flower. >> women are different than men. diswhrie is another part of the story that said after 25 years of being in the business, they had a longer life span after that. you had to get through that 25 years. >> it is the iggy pop syndrome. you do all of these drugs, and then you hit a certain point where your body is immune and you quit the drugs and you are skinny for the rest of your life. >> another great chest. >> i think he iggy looks good. i. >> you know what i am talking about. >> i interviewed iggy pop on a number of occasions. shut up. tom, you know what i think is the biggest culprit? kiss asses.

gathering music played by fiona smith sutherland. she is the musical minister.s organized by so many churches and the sin gong here and we'll hear from many of the ministers as well as the rabbi. many of them over the last three days have not just been spending time with their congregations and holding services and holding hands, but they have also been planning funerals as well. there will be several scripture readings in the course of this service, which is expected to last about 90 minutes. a number of different readings and prayers. there will be some moments of silence. and the remarks will be from the first selectwoman here, patricia llodra. she is the equivalent of the mayor in newtown. the governor dannel malloy will be here as well. he has really been in this community almost nonstop it seems over the last two and a half days since this happened, and then the remarks by president obama that we have been told he has written largely himself, and then a closing prayer by reverend bob weiss, the monsignor of st. rose of lima catholic church where you were s

a couple of my favorite records, fiona apple, pink, very good records.ominations. all guys. and it is a little bit of a surprise. especially because the pop charts have been dominated by women for the last few years. >> why do you think that is? >> well, i think for one thing, people look to katy perry and rihanna at singles artists, not album artists and nomated so much in the past. this is a chance to move on and an oversight. no two ways around it. >> i don't let the moment past without remembers dave brubeck. >> we lost at 91 years old did so much. in a moment where jazz was still part of popular music, did so much to introduce the young generation to the young sound of the cool jazz he played so well and beautifully, and he will be missed. a legend. >> thank you, j >>> anderson cooper had a scare last week losing his eyesight during a "60 minutes" story. we'll talk to him about that. he's here looking pretty good. anderson cooper is with us. so are his baby blues. coming up next on cbs "this morning." >>> this portion of cbs "this morning" sponsored

there were a couple of my favorite records, fiona apple, pink, very good records, different kind of recordss a little bit of a surprise, especially because the pop charts have been dominated by women for the last few years. >> so, why do you think that is? >> well, i think for one thing, people look to katy perry and rihanna as singles artists, not albums artists, and they've been nominated so much in the past >>> anderson cooper has certainly had a few close calls in his career. one of the scariest happened last week. he lost his eyesight during a "60 minutes" story. we'll talk to him about that and so much more, but he's here today, looking pretty good, anderson cooper, coming up next. show us those baby blues. coming up next on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by aarp, fighting to keep medicare and social security strong for generations to come. edicare and social security strong for generations to come. social security strong your generations to come. talk about the options on the... table and what they mean for you and your family. ancr: aa

a couple of my favorite records, fiona apple, pink very good records.and it is a little bit of a surprise. especially because the pop charts have been dominated by women for the last few years. >> why do you think that is? >> well, i think for one thing, people look to katy perry and rihanna at singles artists, not album artists and nomated so much in the past. this is a chance to move on and an oversight. no two ways around it. >> i don't let the moment past without remembers dave brubeck. >> we lost at 91 years old did so much. in a moment where jazz was still part of popular music, did so much to introduce the young generation to the young sound of the cool jazz he played so well and beautifully, and he will be missed. a legend. >> thank you joe levy >>> our local weather is starting off on the sunny side, all be it a bit chilly. we will go up to a daytime high of just around 47. it will be a full day of sunshine. we'll call it seasonably chilly. our normal high is 48. some clouds over night. 31 degrees is right on target for the normal over night lo

my cousin fiona attends st. rose school.it was so strarj to see the headlines flash. one of our producers, i said can you believe it happened? >> right. nobody believes it's possible. >> reporter: no. when i think of newtown, i think of the town hall $2 movies places i went to my dance recitals growing up. you don't think of something like this happening to a place that you have connections to. as you can see, you've walked around. it's small-town feel and people know each other. there's no anonymous sense of loss here. i think everyone knows someone. it's a small town. it's a small state. >> what gene rosen who lives across the school pointed out this morning is in a second this whole incident changed him. it's different. >> one of the nurses i was talking to yesterday said she was scheduled to work the night shift and she didn't sleep all day because she couldn't walk away from her television set even though she knew she had to go in and do her work. people were so shocked and frozen. and the local churches. they were plan

fiona and her chess coach actually spoke with josh leves. >> before i discovered chess i was living insleeping on the streets and you didn't have anything to eat in the streets. so that's when i decided for my brother to get a couple for it, and that's when i started learning chess. >> because there was an area in which if you went and learned chess, you could get a bowl of porridge to feed you and your brother. you saw people playing chess. hu ever seen it before? did you know what ffs? >> no, i hadn't. it was my first time to play chess. >> robert, let me ask you, what is about phiona? is she a prodigy. you discovered something in her about her chess skills you hadn't seen before. >> i come to believe she has an extra natural talent, which is extraordinary. we've been able to go to the high profile kind of tournaments or the olympiad, which we never thought of even being at. >> i sat there playing against girls and boys. then i started beating the boys. when i play chess, i'm not afraid. they know that i can win. >> what happened after you started to show your ability for xhes? how d