hailey was chauffering the dogs. but as the family caravan left grayson, kentucky- disaster struck on the highway. hailey's car was hit by a semi. 3 melissa ryan: "and by the time i got back zeus was gone. and he was pinned between two seats" seats."hailey ryan: "i didn't know how to go on-without zeus." zeus." they put out fliers... made multiple calls-- and months passed.then on october 28th... a miracle.ryan received word that a man in kentucky tracked the ryans down through zeus' dog tags. the family says the man found him within a mile of the accident site. 3 3 3 anchor reaction... stay close...we'll be back after this. 3 we'll leave you with a live look outside on this bitterly cold thursday morning!you're watching the cbs 58 morning now at 5:30--- a wind chilll advisory is in affect for ?all? counties in our area. area.with the wind... it's the kind of cold that stings your face! it's brutal out there. the coldest day of the season so far is upon us.and we have you covered during this arctic blast. 3 3 good th

hailey weber's been there for five months to study. water, something might eat it. >> whoa! >> amazing. >> notice the sea gulls kind of sense it was happening. they all move away just before it happened. >> they don't want to be caught in somebody's mouth. >> that is pretty fascinating. moved out of the way long before. >> they're like, i'm going nowhere near there. there's a bloody shark in there. >> is there somebody in the cage? >> but this is a diving expedition. they just happened to be there as they baited it. >> the bad news is sharks can get out of the water and come and get you. >> there's always that. >>> so this video is called one man and a curious whale. this is the lesser known sequel to "the old man and the sea." you can see right there that man in that very skinny, skinny boat and that very larng whale. actually, there's two of them. one gets real curious like, who are you, what are you doing? of like a popsicle stick relative to those whales. they could snap that thing with just a little flick of the tail. >> you know, you are right. i would not want to be a

hailey weber's been there for five months to study. if you put some bait in the water, something might eat >> whoa! >> amazing. >> notice the sea gulls kind of sense it was happening. they all move away just before it happened. >> they don't want to be caught in somebody's mouth. >> that is pretty fascinating. moved out of the way long before. >> they're like, i'm going nowhere near there. there's a bloody shark in there. >> is there somebody in the cage? >> no, nobody's in the cage. they just happened to be there as they baited it. >> the bad news is sharks can get out of the water and come and get you. >> there's always that. >>> so this video is called one man and a curious whale. this is the lesser known sequel to "the old man and the sea." you can see right there that man in that very skinny, skinny boat and that very larng whale. actually, there's two of them. one gets real curious like, who are you, what are you doing? >> this guy is in the equivalent of like a p relative to those whales. they could snap that thing with just a l

. >> reporter: fergie, hailey seinfeld. >> it's an honor i'm excited about it. >> reporter: john lend and if it harmony a couple of artists scheduled to ring in the new year. >> you get to see -- >> reporter: right before the ball drops, ten time american music award winner, mariah carey. as it turns 2017 across the country they will celebrate in that moment. dick clark's rockin' new year's eve starts at 8:00 p.m. >>> to see the ball drop and the celebration in time square tune in tonight at 8:00 p.m. right here on 6abc. always a great show. >>> of course be sure to share your countdown on social meet i can't, facebook, instagram, twitter use the #6abc action. >>> the mummers parade the music and dancing routines and feathery costumes are not to be missed. crews are making sure they are ready to parade down broad street in center city. of course, we have a big question did all the holiday deals leave you wanting a little bit more. do you have a little shopping left in you? right now it's time to hit the stores and prepare for next season. >>> buried under a mound of snow, the northeas

i wonder if you might have some advice that you would like to offer to governor hailey as she prepares for her new job in new york. >> i think she's going to enjoy very much the russian ambassador. he's a really neat guy and you're going to enjoy him. [ laughter ] spending time with him. not to mention the chinese. i would not bet against the united states of america, my friends, i would not. we are now energy independent, there are some of us in this room that remembers sitting in a gas line for three and four hours because the middle east cut off for gas. we can get natural gas to the ukraine and eastern europe so they won't be didn't on vladimir putin. would you like to be china? some of us have been in china on a day where you can't see one block because of the pollution. do you know for 40 years the chinese had a one-child policy? they have a demographic challenge the likes of chb will be gigantic. see this device here? i have to buy a new goddamn one every six months. this was not invented in china or europe or any place else. this is a device that is changing the world. it's inf

hailey. >> good afternoon mr. chairman and board members. 41 days ago right about this time of the afternoon two of our colleagues paul desozea to my left and frank [inaudible] who could not be here today in the course of normal duties came upon a individual being assaulted with a knife in downtown san francisco. i think most of us would like to think when confronted with that type of a situation our instickts and reactions are to intervene and call for help but most know all too often that isn't what happens. but it is my great honor today and very proud to introduce you to a true hero. somebody who's selfless actions saved a life and it is my honor to let paul desozea tell you his story for that day and again, honored to introduce a true hero. [applause] >> thank you. really this is a big surprise for me for being honored for something that by beliefs and i think my colleagues beliefs frank [inaudible] is something we would do on a daily basis if that would occur. my beliefs you know, i am a christian and peter

hailey. >> good afternoon mr. chairman and board members. 41 days ago right about this time of the afternoon two of our colleagues paul desozea to my left and frank [inaudible] who could not be here today in the course of normal duties came upon a individual being assaulted with a knife in downtown san francisco. i think most of us would like to think when confronted with that type of a situation our instickts and reactions are to intervene and call for help but most know all too often that isn't what happens. but it is my great honor today and very proud to introduce you to a true hero. somebody who's selfless actions saved a life and it is my honor to let paul desozea tell you his story for that day and again, honored to introduce a true hero. [applause] >> thank you. really this is a big surprise for me for being honored for something that by beliefs and i think my colleagues beliefs frank [inaudible] is something we would do on a daily basis if that would occur. my beliefs you know, i am a christian and peter

service was brought to a halt between hailey city and the 24th and mission street station.train was stuck on the track for some time but bart says service was restored a few hours later.>>> sfo has delays, 192 flights have already been delayed, 21 flights of been canceled. passengers are still experiencing delays of up to an hour. no flights were canceled in or out of oakland or san jose. >>> we have had a lot of wet weather over the last few weeks. there are concerns over how the homeless are bailing out.>> reporter: tense and tarps have taken a beating -- tents and tarps of taking a beating. lilly dylan craft is 21 years old. she plans to leave today because she doesn't have a tent of her own.>> i've been out on the streets for a long time, but some of these people have been out on san francisco streets longer. i am here to talk about how they go through a lot. it is cold out here. >> reporter: this man moved out here 10 days ago. >> i screwed up and lost my job and got addicted.>> reporter: he came to the overpass because it was familiar.>> 10 or 12 years ago i was down

i wonder if you might have some advice that you would like to offer to governor hailey as she prepares for her new job in new york. >> i think she's going to enjoy very much the russian ambassador. he's a really neat guy and you're going to enjoy him. [ laughter ] spending time with him. not to mention the chinese. could i just mention one thing? real quick. newt and i have painted a pretty tough picture. i would not bet against the united states of america, my friends, i would not. [ applause ] i would just like to mention, we are now energy independent, there are some of us in this room that remembers sitting in a gas line for three and four hours because the middle east nationings had cut off the oil supply. that will never happen again. we're going to be an energy exporter and if we do that, you can get natural gas to the living rooms in ukraine and eastern europe so they won't be dependent on vladimir putin. would you like to be china? some of us have been in china on a day where you can't see one block because of the pollution. do you know for 40 years the chinese had a one-child

and it was hailey because i knew my kids would be freaking out. she was nominated for an oscar. begin again was one of my favorite movies. >> what is her recent one she was in? >> the edge of 17. >> did you sit with her? >> i sat with the director of her movie and her husband. her boyfriend in the movie and other people. she, my kids i took the picture they were freaking out because >> okay. >> they were freaking out. >> but yeah. >> now are you like cool mom again. >> well. that's hard to be when you're a teen. you were a cool mom before they are teens now you're cool mom again forgetting that picture. >> here's one thing that was funny really quick. i was dressed -- >> i love the way you looked on the red carpet. >> i was dressed and up and my friend tina was like look at it this way when ryan reynolds justin timberlake show up nobody is going to care what you look like. >> is it true you saw ryan reynolds my boyfriend? did he ask about me? >> he did. he was like where is tiffany. i said she wasn't available so ryan jay took me. >> a lot of guys are on the short side. >> that

. >> reporter: federal governmenty, hailey seinfeld to be performing on it and be a part of an incredible program and artists that i am a huge fan of. >> reporter: john legend expected to rick in the new year. >> you get to see -- >> reporter: before the ball drops, ten time american musical award winner, mariah carey. for the first time there will be celebration in every time zone. as it turns 2017 across the country they will celebrate in this moment. dick clark's new year's rockin' eve starts at 8:00 p.m. >>> to see the ball drop and all the celebrations happening in time square live, tune into dick clark's new year's rockin' eve with ryan seacrest. the countdown coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. on 6abc. share your countdown on social media, facebook, instagram and twitter. let us know what you're doing using the #6abc action. >>> new this morning, a young woman is critically injured after being hit by an suv in northeast philadelphia. the driver told police the woman ran out into traffic. witnesses say she was dancing and partially clothed. it happened at night around 11:00 p.m. the suv d

my name is hailey. i'm 11 years old, and i'm dyslexic and in the 6th grade. dyslexia isn't a disease. you just learn differently. >> my name is joey zoretski. i'm 10 years old, and i'm in the 5th grade, and i have dyslexia. i am smart, and i can learn anything. >> you may not know about this stunning statistic. one in five kids has dyslexia. it's a brain-processing disorder that makes it hard for them to learn to read. now, just in california, there are more than 6 million children in school, so do the math -- 20% means more than 1.2 million students, potentially, with dyslexia. that's just in this state. many of those cases have gone undiagnosed. but a new law is aimed at changing that situation. welcome to "beyond the headlines." i'm cheryl jennings. joining us right now is somebody who has dyslexia, the lieutenant governor of california, gavin newsom. >> thanks for having me. it's fun. >> thank you for being so open about this. >> yeah, no, it's interesting. the response has been interesting. i've always been pretty honest about the fact i have dyslexia, b

. >> possible preview of what governor hailey could face as embassador. jenna: interesting.president-elect trump taking his thank you tour to wisconsin last night and outlining his priorities for the months ahead. so how will they work with lawmakers in capitol hill? that's a question we are asking today. the dow chasing in on the major milestone as financials lead about possible fed rate hike today and what all that means for your economy and your wallet? next i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk

that's because elaine cho has 0 kused of raising the minimum wage and because governor hailey sign into law an abortion ban of 20 week. >> thank you very much. peter doocy. nomiki konst joining me now, rachel duffy is a fox news contributor. rachel, i want to start with you first. because you are very in touch. you are part of a women's group or lead a women's group of latino women. what are you hearing? are they giving him a thumbs-up? >> i think they're opening their mind to it. we had a community organizer president for eight years. we just elected a businessman as president of the united states. hispanics start businesses at three times the rate of the average american. a lot of people don't know that. and latinos are leading that. these are entrepreneurial people having trouble with the regulations and having trouble getting access to the capital. all things that newly elected soon to be president trump is promising to fix for them. you talked about in the last segment, all of the optimism. >> not even four cabinet women for cabinet ranked positions and possibly one more, not even

ben carson, elaine chow, nikki hailey. i think it's low for them to continue to push this false narrative and to marginalize donald trump's supporters and slander them really. >> last word, charlie. >> i do think lisa is exactly right. but one of the biggest losers of the election is the mainstream media. all of those years they've spent truly pedaling fake news, there wasn't an alternative media out there. there wasn't the internet and talk radio. now people can actually fact check these people. >> i don't trust any of them. good to see you both. >>> up next tonight right here on "hannity." >> thousands of americans are marching in new york and washington and across the country demanding a justice system that applies the same to everybody and honors our values. and you -- we want you to know that our hearts are out there marching with them. >> left repeatedly pushing the hands up don't shoot lie that created the black lives movement. we'll expose that hypocrisy. also reaction tonight as we . >>> welcome back to "hannity".

trump asked nikki hailey for u.s. ambassador. and a possible preview what she could face if she takes the job if she's accepted by the senate. he said, well, in a quote, he said, they were populists, demagogues and federal chiefs. he compared their language to the pop began day of isis. >> eric shawn live in new york city, thank you. >>> and there's breaking news on fox news channel. we have just gotten word from a syrian rebel truce deal. within hours, we are hoping it will save tens of thousands of lives. >>> the city is under siege for years. hundreds of syrians have died this the civil war. now it appears that most of the city was taken back from the rebels in aleppo. and now tens of thousands of civilians are trap in a one-mile-square area of burned out and bombed out remnants of a previous great city in the world. and are now trying to figure out if they will all be lined up or be allowed to escape. there was a brief cease-fire implemented over a period of hours. by the thousands, they lined up for buses that we'll take peo

that's because elaine cho has 0 kused of raising the minimum wage and because governor hailey sign into an abortion ban of 20 week. >> thank you very much. peter doocy. nomiki konst joining me now, rachel duffy is a fox news contributor. rachel, i want to start with you first. because you are very in touch. you are part of a women's group or lead a women's group of latino women. what are you hearing? are they giving him a thumbs-up? >> i think they're opening their mind to it. we had a community organizer president for eight years. we just elected a businessman as president of the united states. hispanics start businesses at three times the rate of the average american. a lot of people don't know that. and latinos are leading that. these are entrepreneurial people having trouble with the regulations and having trouble getting access to the capital. all things that newly elected soon to be president trump is promising to fix for them. you talked about in the last segment, all of the optimism. >> not even four cabinet women for cabinet ranked positions and possibly one more, not even that

. >> dear hailey, i hope your mom is okay.a great holiday. >> i want them to have a very merry christmas and i want them to stay kind every day. >> have at it. >> as santa's helpers, these elves will never witness the impact of their kindness, but if their own reactions are any indication -- >> i got a scooter! >> oh, my gosh! >> it's a mission accomplished. >> 1, 2, 3 -- > >> so much fun with those kids. and i loved how they wrote letters, personal letters to those kids. santa, what did you think of your elves, your little helpers. >> that's amazing. if anyone can participate in that, i think it's great to help other people out and to be around for each other this weekend. at bloomingdale's on 59th street, please come in and visit santa. i'll be there with my elves. >> and around the country, if you go to your post office and say i'd like to be an elf, they'll help you out. we want to thank toys r us and papyrus. >> i want to bring my son and participate in this this year. >>> coming up, we also thought santa might need some

ben carson, elaine chow, nikki hailey. i think it's low for them to continue to push this false narrative and to marginalize donald trump's supporters and slander them really. >> last word, charlie. >> i do think lisa is exactly right. but one of the biggest losers of the election is the mainstream media. all of those years they've spent truly pedaling fake news, there wasn't an alternative media out there. there wasn't the internet and talk radio. now people can actually fact check these people. >> i don't trust any of them. good to see you both. >>> up next tonight right here on "hannity." >> thousands of americans are marching in new york and washington and across the country demanding a justice system that applies the same to everybody and honors our values. and you -- we want you to know that our hearts are out there marching with them. >> left repeatedly pushing the hands up don't shoot lie that created the black lives movement. we'll expose that hypocrisy. also reaction tonight as we ♪ tomorrow's the day we'll play

for those who chose nik nikki hailey, considering how she felt about him during the primaries, even though she was critical, she stood up for herself and she was confident in where she stood, and then she spoke to donald trump and he's open to taking people as long as they come to him. on the other side of that, you have up in new hampshire kelly ayotte who waffled back and forth on whether to support trump or not. she didn't show a strong position either way, so she wasn't someone who was taken seriously for a cabinet position. mitt romney. is he someone who donald trump would actually want to have in his folds? romney was critical, not just critical in a professional way, but critical of donald trump's character, critical of mocking him for his businesses and really outspoken, antagonizing him on twitter of all the people who were out there trying to take trump down in the republican party, mitt romney was at the forefront of it. he was the leader of the never trump movement. so is he able to bury the hatchet with donald trump? that's a big question. and if he goes there hat in hand and

hailey. it looks like -- there was nobody else in the camera image. did you notice that?ould have explained. coincidence, i think not. >>> ronald reagan, he won in two landslides. donald trump lost the popular vote and difference of 80,000 votes across three states could have swung the electoral college to hillary clinton, but according to jeff greenfield, it's trump whose presidency could have a bigger, longer lasting impact on america. why does he say that? i'll ask him, next. to do the best for your pet, you should know more about the food you choose. with beyond, you have a natural pet food that goes beyond telling ingredients to showing where they come from. beyond assuming the source is safe... to knowing it is. beyond asking for trust... to earning it. because, honestly, our pets deserve it. beyond. natural pet food. i found a better deal on prescriptions. we found lower co-pays... ...and a free wellness visit. new plan...same doctor. i'm happy. it's medicare open enrollment. have you compared plans yet? it's easy at medicare.gov. or you can call 1-800-medicare. me

. >> i know, well, miles teller, hailey bennett and it's-- you know, it's a great movie. >> rose: thats what it is like to be amy schumer, because are you good at what you do, a, and because you have box office appeal, people want to work with you. but i think in the end it's people like steven spielberg, it's quality. >> it was my audition. that's what they said. they said our audition got you the role which meant everything to me. >> rose: how hard did you prepare for that? >> i really prepared. it is an actual story. david finkel wrote the book so i went and met the woman who i am playing and spent time with her. we became friends. >> rose: amy, this is you. i mean you are what you are because you cared more than anybody else to be good. >> that's true. >> rose: it really is. >> i'm surprised that other people don't work harder. >> rose: i know. >> that is why you are who you are. i go don't you over-- . >> rose: and they don't understand it if you-- and they. >> why am i not doing that thing and are you-- i had a phone interview the and the other person said you are the senator of

. >> we are looking forward to work with governor hailey, the new ambassador to the u.n.w administration, and we are hopeful. celebrating hanukkah, we're used to such resolutions, but we will prevail. >> thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >>> coming up next right here on "hannity." >> we're going to create a prosperous country. we're going to have jobs again, great jobs, not bad jobs, real jobs, and it is going to be something special. >> president-elect trump promised voters he'd get americans back to work. anthony scaramucci will weigh in next. and later -- >> this morning i watched president obama talking about get m guitmo, guantanamo bay, which we are keeping up. >> that was president-elect trump telling voters he will keep guantanamo bay open. now president obama is reportedly racing to release detainees before he leaves office. dr. sebastian gorka will join us with reaction. that and much more straight ahead on "hannity." ♪ jack be nimble, jack be quick, jack knocked over a candlestick onto the shag carpeting... ...and his pants ignited into f

hailey is one of 7 million children with asthma whose parents have to worry about when the next attack will strike. today more kids suffer from asthma than from any other chronic disease. in emergency rooms, one fourth of all visits are due to asthma attacks. most asthma attacks are caused by allergic reactions to allergens. things like pollen, dust and even household pests are allergic to the german cockroach. in children, pests, asthma and allergies are a bad combination that can result in twice as many asthma-related medical visits. allergens left behind from mice and cockroaches, are common causes of asthma attacks. 82% of u.s. households contain allergens left by mice. and cockroaches are found in up to 98% of urban homes. learn how to protect your family captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, december 5th, 2016 this is the "cbs morning news." >>on are in there. we have no idea. >> the search for victims continue in oakland. more than 30 people were killed in a massive warehouse fire while those who made it out aalive assess the devastation. >> oh, my god. i lost everything, to

hailey. it looks like -- there was nobody else in the camera image. did you notice that? not. >>> ronald reagan, he won in two landslides. donald trump lost the popular vote and difference of 80,000 votes across three states could have swung the electoral college to hillary clinton, but according to jeff greenfield, it's trump whose presidency could have a bigger, longer lasting impact on america. why does he say that? i'll ask him next. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in

. >> last night south carolina governor nickie hailey received the chat camp leadership award at a dinner in washington. we'll hear from her shortly. but first house speaker newt gingrich and senator john mccain on a panel at the same dinner. >> recognizing this anniversary includes you can eat your salad and get started. but we thought it would be appropriate on this 75th anniversary to take some time to reflect on america's leadership in the world. as a new congress and a new president prepare to take office. so we've invited two very special guests one of whom i have mentioned already, who have been at the forefront of ideas -- ideas that focus on what it means for america to lead, what it means for america to be exceptional. and they themselves have been extraordinary leaders and continue to be. and we would like them to share their thoughts on the challenges that lie ahead for our nation and for the world. so while you eat your salads, i would like to welcome to the stage three wonderful friends of the kemp family and i would like to start with senator john mccain who as you know gra

william: hailey, de new jersey, cumple cuatro aÑitos! alan: bien pequeÑuelos.ny nos va a enseÑar a bailar "la moto"! ♪ francisca: ahÍ estÁ! vamos a una pausa. mi gente, hoy empieza el invierno, y el doctor rivera le responde a una joven que apenas puede vivir a causa de la alergia que le causa el frÍo. johnny: mi gente, ¿les gustan los coches caros? no se pueden perder a andrea chediak con los modelos de autos mÁs caros del mercado. mucho mejor que la alfombra de aladdin! orlando: seÑores, y parece estar en aprietos don chencho, el padre de rubÍ, la quinceaÑera mÁs querida de amÉrica. ademÁs, sofÍa castro, la hija polÍtica del presidente, ¿va o no va a los 15 de rubÍ? lo tenemos mÁs adelante en "cÓdigo", porque estamos en "despierta amÉrica", el programa que siempre piensa en ti. sÚbele! vamos, johnny, canta! ♪ ♪ alan: johnny! william: ♪ santa claus llegÓ a la ciudad ♪ felicidades, johnny! johnny: gracias! ponmela aquÍ, para que me vea bien lindo. francisca: hoy es miÉrcoles 21 de diciembre de 2016, y es el cumpleaÑos de este campeÓn! alan: mientras vas pasando

>> i'm hailey morgan. >> from are you? >> georgia. >> who do you think would be man of the year?has a non-trump suggestion for person of the year? >> this could be the longest segment ever. what's your name? >> alley. >> had you ever heard of time magazine? >> no. >> okay. that's right. it used to be popular back when they used to do real journalism but every year they put a picture of the most important person on the cover at the end of the year. who is the most important this year to you? >> my grandfather. >> where did he go? this is the grandfather. what's your name? >> bruce. >> bruce, what's it like being nominated for a cover of the man of the year? >> very unique. >> all right. what do you do? where are you from? >> i'm from dallas, georgia, and i run an event center called indigo falls. >> as person of the year, what has been your greatest achievement this year? >> having that little girl as my best buddy. >> i got a feeling who you would suggest for person of the year? >> i would suggest myself mark matthew out of florida. >> ladies and gentlemen, thawnch very much. giv

. >> dear hailey, i hope your mom is okay. >> i hope you have a very merry christmas and i want themes will never witness the impact of their kindness, but if their own reactions are any indication -- >> i got a scooter! >> oh, my gosh! >> it's a mission accomplished. >> 1, 2, 3 -- >> merry christmas! >> it's one of those stories -- i haven't stopped thinking about those letters that those kids fulfilled. it was amazing. i like that the kids wrote back afterwards at the end. >> it's nice to see that. >> it was really, really sweet. the u.s. post office received millions of santa letters each year. santa can always use a few more elves so if you are interested, drop in and help. we want to give a big thanks to toys r us because they donated all that stuff and the pirates for helping wrap the gifts. >> thank you for bringing it all together. >>> up next, carson and siri share their favorite recipes to watch a little football in the daly household. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> >>> 8:40 on a friday morning. we're back with "today food loves football" to get you ready for this weeke