you may not know it by looking at her, but she has suffered from fsgs since she was eight years old.ur rally caps and make a difference. 1, 2, 3. go nephcure! >> we will win a major victory u [ cheers and applause ] clinton's aides called it cheap politics and said the sanders' camp had completely lost its compass. though clinton has gone on offense too as she attempts to dispatch with sanders once and y i was running on c.p. time. he voted for the bill, democratic state n fix it. >> reporter: hb-2 provoked a storm of criticism from gay, lesbian and transgender groups who say it discriminates against them. >> all laws impose morality. >> reporter: while social conservatives have been vocal in support. it had an imat >> reporter: tov most controversial measure of the law which is a restriction of transgender bathroom access. for representative richardson his reversal was personal. what did your daughter think about your vote in favor of hb-2? >> honestly, after the vote she called me and said "i'm disappointed." >> how was that to hear from your daughter? >> it caused me to look in th

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my friend matthew here has fsgs.is the second leading cause of kidney failure in children. the nephcure foundation funds research into fsgs and nephrotic syndrome. please help us fight the battle. support the nephcure foundation. visit www dot nephcure dot org. thank you. >>> we end with the voice of heaven. vin scully, the longest serving broadcaster for a single team in history. last night he began his final season with the dodgers and carter evans was there. >> it's time for dodger baseball! >> reporter: over nearly seven decade, vin scully called some of baseball's most famous moments including hank aaron's historic home run. it broke babe ruth's record. >> a black man is getting a standing ovation in the deep south. and sandy koufax's pitching gem. >> a perfect game. >> reporter: now 88 years old, scully called every dodger season since 1950 when the team was still dodging trolleys in brooklyn. jackie robinson was in his prime. and harry truman was in the white house. he has called more than 9,000 games. >> he's

you may not know it by looking at her, but she has suffered from fsgs since she was eight years old. rally caps and make a difference. 1, 2, 3. >>> among the tributes to one of the most innovative artists of modern times was this one from the minnesota twins, bathing their stadium in purple and posting the message, good night, sweet prince. lin-manuel miranda, author and star of "hamilton." step away from your computer, walk around, blast some prince. it's the only thing that has saved my day, it may save yours. >> from paul mccartney, god bless this creative giant. thanks, prince. love paul. >> that's the "cbs evening news" tonight. but we are going to leave you with more of the prince. it is from one of his greatest performances. halftime at the super bowl in miami, 2007 on cbs, singing "purple rain" in a downpour. ♪ i never meant to cause you any sorrow ♪ ♪ i never meant to cause you any pain ♪ ♪ i only wanted one type to see you laughing baby ♪ >> well i think music, not only should it be entertaining, but it should try to uplift you in some form or fashion. ♪ purple rain purple

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helping find a cure for the devastating disease fsgs.indsay is one of thousands who battle this disease, which is the second leading cause of kidney failure in children. there's still no effective treatment and no cure. but there's hope, because these kids are fighters. as a member of the nephcure foundation board of directors, i'm involved in raising money to fund research into fsgs and nephrotic syndrome. we need the financers for lindsay and all the others. please visit www dot nephcure dot org. and join us in the battle to help these kids fight off kidney failure. that's www dot nephcure dot org. thank you. the only thing better than playing a hero in the movies, is being a hero in real life. like the 50,000 veterans who returned from iraq and afghanistan with devastating injuries. they are true heroes. and they're why i'm proud to support paralyzed veterans of america. for more than 60 years, paralyzed veterans of america has made a promise to never leave a fallen comrade behind. get the quality medical care, rehabilitation and hous

>> the diagnosis was fsgs. with. >> what did the doctors tell you? >> pretty much that at that point it was little they -- they could try their best to you know, fix it and reverse it, but i would be pumped up with steroids and just wouldn't be water it, so it was pretty much on to dialysis and waiting to a transplant. >> your family did something on facebook. what did they do? >> we got on facebook and we actually it was a lady outside of my family, her name was kristy calloway and she has a facebook page called "our daddy needs a kidney" and put it up for us and we had an overwhelming response thanks to her. >> unbelievable so this post goes up and less than a day later, temple, you were on facebook. what happened? >> yes. i saw the post that evening. the post was pretty coherent, told me where i needed to go next to help out and suggest that my next step was to call 'emry hospital in atlanta. i called them that evening, they were busy. called them the next morning and asked for their guidance, they walked me