this february will be 43 years of overseeing the guardian angels.g the subways. and now in 13 countries 130 cities. it's almost like dÉjÀ vu. it's like we are moving back to that period of time that motivated me too start the guardian angels. elizabeth: we hear you, we need your voice curtis come back it is good to see you. curtis sliwa thanks for all you did for new york city, >> soon. another lawsuit against the white house for collapse of the borders spearheaded by texas attorney general and other republican attorney general including missouri attorney general eric schmitt. he is joining us next right here on "the evening edit". >> we are tired of state department officials lecturing americans about the sovereignty of borders of countries halfway across the world they pay no attention to the sovereignty of our border here. (other money manager) how do your clients know that? (naj) because as a fiduciary, it's our responsibility to always put clients first. (other money manager) so you do it because you have to? (naj) no, we do it because it's the

over the weekend, he met nadia and had a message for his unexpected, would-be guardian angel. >> my mom wants you to know she loves you, and my sister. >> i love your mom and your sister, too. so we're all on the save wavelength. >> nadia plans to attend medical school. the canucks and her favorite team, the seattle kraken, are giving her a $10,000 scholarship. that is amazing. >> also hamilton says the words out of the doctor's mouth were that if he had ignored this message, in four or five years, he wouldn't be here. >> that is crazy to think. but it's also just how aware she was. the fact that she wants to go to medical school. this is all fate. >> they always say that the best treatment is prevention? >> mm-hm. and early detection as well. >> a guardian angel indeed there. >>> coming up, dozens of house fires being blamed on cats. >>> plus, how the world is remembering betty white, and what we know about the plan to celebrate her 100th birthday. >>> but first, how controversial nfl star, antonio brown, just ended his run with the buccaneers in a swirl of drama. you're watching "worl

hospital and after tinslee's owner was released he went home to spend time with who he now calls his guardian angel. >> love that story. what a good dog. >>> 5:56. still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> schools struggling to keep classrooms open. how one district has come up with a solution. >>> frustration mounting for parents trying to get kids tested for covid. the apology issued in the east bay. >>> president biden is moments away from making one year anniversary of the siege on the u.s. capitol. we'll bring you the special report live as soon as it begins. >>> a live look outside before we head to break, this is from our treasure island camera. you see the fog over the city of san francisco. it is about 5: on this ♪ [coughs] ♪ [inhales] [exhales] ♪ [camera click] [inhales] halls breathe it in does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. >>> hundreds of teachers called in sick and more can be coming today. >>> it's been a year

chapter of guardian angels. john, i am so sorry to hear what happened to your grandson.he was in a senseless act of violence but i do want to get to this and i said in the open there is only 42% of murders that are solved in d.c. you see all of these anti-police riots and protests, whatever you want to call them. so obviously, we need the police on the streets to keep them safe. because, these cities, more liberal cities push that they want the community to help aunt step in but they are not helping to step in. >> that is true. first i want to thank you for having me on the show this morning. we cannot defund the place but we have to put more money and more resources into police in d.c. and throughout the united states. we have to give more money into the police department so we can have more community resource officers. what i mean by that, we went off and walked around the community and set up such things the community watch program. and if you have these community watch programs in d.c. or throughout the united states that we used to have in the past, that will get th

thanks to social media, hamilton tracked her down and met his guardian angel 22-year-old nadya. >> shehis. she saved the life. she doesn't know, like, does she -- she needs to know her efforts were valid and i'm happy that story is there but not for me but for her because the world needs to know that she's like this woman exists. she's a hero and, you know, we need to celebrate her and people like her that take the time to do things like this and save lives. >> she clearly has a bright future. the team rewarded the soon to be med student with a $10,000 scholarship. >>> before we go tonight, a sweet new year's moment shared by between former president jimmy carter and his wife roselyn. as the peanut dropped in georgia, he leaned in for a kiss with his wife of 75 years. 75 years. the moment was captured by their long-time friend jill stucky who said in a facebook message, well, for the 75th new year's together, president and mrs. carter couldn't wait to kiss. the peanut dropped at 6:00 so happy new year. at 97 carter is the oldest living former president in m history and i'd love to know

he had it treated and thanks to social media hamilton tracked down his guardian angel.at saturday's game between the cracken and canucks. here he is praising her play. >> she needs to know she's the story. she's the person that did this. she saved a life. she -- she doesn't know. like she needs to know her efforts were valid and i'm happy that story's there but not for me, for her. the world needs to know this woman exists, she's a hero and, you know, we need to celebrate her and people like her that take the time to do things like this and save lives. >> we certainly do. her ad hoc diagnosis -- the 22-year-old has been accepted to multiple medical schools. he pulled together to give her a $10,000 scholarship. i'm anna coren, thank you so much for your company. i'm back with more "cnn newsroom" in just a minute. at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. my family's been devastated by covid-19. and we're not alone. we've all had to find new ways to keep going. and cue has made that easier. with cue, you get lab-quality co

after a monumental effort to track down the fan, hamilton finally met his guardian angel, 22-year-oldi. >> she is the person that did this. she saved a life. she doesn't know. she needs to know her efforts were valid and bang on, and i'm happy that story's there but not for me but for her because the world needs to know that she's -- this woman exists, she's a hero, and we need to celebrate her and people like her that take the time to do things like this and save lives. >> nadia is just about to start medical school. and, get this, as a thank you the cacucks gave her $10,000 to help her start her journey. >> that's a beautiful story all the way around. >>> all right. singer/songwriters james taylor and carole king's 50-year personal friendship and partnership. and now the musicians discussed the unique experience of performing together. here's a look at the cnn exclusive film "carole king and james taylor just call out my name." ♪ you've got a friend ♪ >> it was one of those songs that writes itself really fast. >> right. as soon as i heard it, i went that's a great, great song. pete

after a monumental effort to track down the fan, hamilton met his guardian angel yesterday. 22-year-olds the story. she's the person that did this. she saved a life. she doesn't know. like does she -- she needs to know her efforts were valid and bang on, and i'm happy that story is there, but not for me, but for her. because the world needs to know that she's like -- this woman exists and she's a hero. you know we need to celebrate her and people like her that take the time to do things like this and save lives. >> powerful stuff. nadia is about to start medical school. get this, cthe canucks are givig her $10,000 to get her start opds her journey. >> incredible story. thanks so much. stay with cnn. we'll be right back. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ (vo) the more we do with our phones, the more network quality and reliability matter. and only verizon has been the most awarded for network quality 27 times in a row. that means the best experience with calls, texts and data usage

after a monumental effort to try to track the fan down, hamilton was able to meet his guardian angel,ds to know she is the story, she is the person that did this. she saved i life. she doesn't know. like, she needs to know her efforts were valid and bang on, and i'm happy that story's there but not for me but for her. because the world needs to know that she's, this woman exists, she's a hero, and we need to celebrate her and people like her that take the time to do things like this and save lives. >> nadia is about to start medical school, and the canucks are giving her $10,000 to help her get started on her journey. >>> well, what happens if you're on a plane and you test positive for covid mid-flight? well, in the case of a chicago woman, the plane's bathroom became her seat. cnn's lynda kinkade has the story. >> reporter: covid-19 flushed one woman's holiday plans down the toilet. she spent around three hours quarantining in the plane's bathroom after she took a covid test mid-flight. >> we boarded our flight and then probably an hour to an hour and a half in, i just all of a sudd

molly is going to be the guardian angel in this story. she is going to take care of him, literally nurse him back from the edge of death and help him to recover his strength to the point in november of 1862 he is able to rejoin his unit. he comes back to the loudoun arrangers. but, despite all of molly's care, his old wounds are still giving him a lot of trouble. he hasn't basically lost most of the use of one of his arms. it was effectively shattered by a confederate bullet. so he is going to be under a lot of duress. in february of 1863 he is going to resign his commission and the loudoun arrangers he's going to return back north of pennsylvania and presumably to the waiting arms of molly who seems to be the thing that keeps him going throughout all of this experience. he is so lucky. >> this is where he gets lucky. he gets lucky he gets to retire trach quiet corner of pennsylvania and set up for the rest of the war in relative peace and harmony or is he? one of the things i have omitted from the story in southern pennsylvania called ge

molly is going to be a guardian angel in the story. just literally going to nurse him back from the edge of death and helped him to recover his strength to the point in november 1862 he is able to rejoin his unit pretty comes back to the loudoun rangers. but despite all of molly's care, his old wounds are still giving him a lot of trouble. he's lost most of the use of one of his arms effectively shattered by a confederate bullet. he's going to be under a lot of duress. in february 1863 he's going to resign his commission and the loudoun rangers. it's going to return back north to pennsylvania and presumably to the waiting arms of molly who seems to be the thing that keeps himim going throughout all of this experience. he is so lucky. >> he gets lucky. >> misses on c-span. >> i'm sorry i'm sorry. >> he is lucky, he gets to go retire essentially to a quiet corner of pennsylvania where he's going to sit out the rest of the war and relative peace and harmony. or is he? >> of one of the things i have omitted from the story is a molly her fa

and molly is the guardian angel in this story. she's going to take care of him, literally nurse him back from the edge of death and help him to recover his strength to the point where in november of 1862 he is able to rejoin his unit, he comes back to the loudoun rangers. but despite all of molly's care, his old wounds are still giving him a lot of trouble. he's basically lost mostly the use of one of his arms, his arm was effectively shattered by a confederate bullet. so he's going to be under a lot of duress. and so in february of 1863 he's going to resign his commission in the loudoun rangers and he's going to return back north to pennsylvania and presumably to the waiting arms of molly who has, you know, seems to be the thing that keeps him going throughout all of this experience. because he's so lucky. he's so lucky. >> this is where he gets lucky. >> yeah. this is on c-span. >> sorry. >> so, yeah, he's lucky. he gets to go retire essentially to a quiet corner of pennsylvania where he is going to sit out the rest of the war i