hazel: i choose you. hazel, are you under the bed? i'm everywhere. get used to it. hazel, we know you're here to steal the spirit stick. she does it every year so she can become the guardian. what? no! i'm just here for an impromptu under-bunk inspection. and, you failed, emma! see ya, xan, through your window. xander, you might wanna invest in some curtains. and a taser. hey, ravi, let's go on the roof and drop water balloons on the girls! sorry, i am not a big fan of water right now. you will be, once this bad boy splashes over hazel's head. i'm betting she melts. while i do believe hazel is a witch, my problem is in order to remain a counselor in training, i must be certified as a swim instructor. and my test is on thursday. and you're scared of thursdays? no, of swimming! i never learned how! and they still let you be a cit? well, i may have fudged the paperwork, and by that i mean i dropped fudge on the "yes, i can swim" box. dude, i can teach you how to swim. my abuela was a dolphin. i very much doubt that is true, but desperate times call for desperate measur

hazel abel was sitting at home rang. she went to answer the door and got a fist full of dirt in her face. she was pushed to the ground, blindfolded with her apron and stuffed into the trunk of a car. she was driven more than 200 miles before the car stopped at a wal-mart. hazel said she waited for a bit and escaped from the trunk, and ran into the store to get help. throughout the ordeal hazel says, her biggest concern . . . was for her 10 year old dog tessa. hazel abel - kidnapped by great grandson "i was very concerned that they would, you know, leave her in the house or hurt her, but they didn't." police looked through surveillance tape at the wal mart. they believe hazel's 16 year old great grandson along with another 15 year old boy and a 14 year old girl kidnapped her. the two boys are being charged as adults and are being held on kidnapping and robbery charges. more americans applied for unemployment benefits last week, according to the labor department. the labor department reports a seasonally adjusted 276-thous

>> reporter: and 18-year-old hazel crew, are on the verge of something big. >> go get it. sheep are so dumb. >> reporter: hazel still lives in iowa with her family on this at nearly 6 feet tall with legs for days, hazel just walked her first runway shows in paris for designers scaparelli and ralf and russo. >> you can't hold back, be that shy sheep farmer. >> reporter: hazel is on her way. elijah is about to take his first step, a trip to new york city. mary and jeff have set up a meeting with an agent, the same one who launched channing tatum's career. that's a lot of pressure for a guy they found four months ago at a gas station in hannibal, missouri. >> he walked in front of us. we both were like -- didn't really say much to each other, just jumped out of the car and went in. >> which is always the best sign. >> where you both agree? >> yes, and we don't even have to talk. >> i noticed this guy just kind of checking me out. and i'm like, dude. what's your problem? >> he had the height, he had the >> i had never thought about a career in fashion or the fashion industry.

cbs 2's hazel sanchez is live at laguardia where the word is preparation, not panic tonight. hazel? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, maurice. this warning coming as we enter the busy holiday travel season. the state department specifically warning americans when traveling anywhere and they said to avoid large crowds and crowded places. the state department sent out this alert, warning u.s. citizens to exercise particular caution during the holiday season. the reason? it says terror groups including isis and al qaeda continue to plan attacks and pose threats to americans. >> there's a fear and worry -- worrisome, but i'm not to the point of not walking down the street. >> reporter: usually the terror threat is for specific countries for specific reasons but this threat is global. that means be on alert wherever you go. >> it's basically saying that something will probably happen or can or is very likely to happen in a large scale. >> reporter: officials stress there is no credible or specific threat at this time, follow the instructions of local officials, expecting additional securi

like it's going eventually become a problem they don't want any cyreans coming at all. >> jack and hazel are both orthodox christian and say they both support the as sad regime in syria. they tell "eyewitness news", they've been bullied because of their views. >> there's been a lot of attacks towards us o twitter and on facebook and all of that, and the problem they don't know what they're talking about. >> students make up one of the largest syrian populations in america. for years, syrians have made their home in the lehigh valley. dr. kenneth is the chief academic at penn state lehigh valley and he has a large population of syrian american students oh our state has continued to be a state that welcomes refugees as of today or yesterday it still is, and that's a good thing. >> hazel and jack insist syrian refugees just want to find a new home and the united states should welcome them. >> we were one of the best in the middle easton see my country fall the way that it did, um, it's heartbreaking. >> reporter: in bethlehem, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> new tonight, police are

live in chopper 2, joe biermann hazel sanchez, cbs 2 news. >> all right, joe, thanks for the heads up. >>> a toddler tumbled out of a third floor window and barely suffered a scratch. his family says it is a miracle he wasn't more seriously hurt. tonight they are demanding that the landlord be held accountable. cbs 2's hazel sanchez has the story. >> very adventurous little boy. >> reporter: but the child's aunt says his family would never have imagined the fall from the third floor window of their home in the mott haven section of the bronx and survived. >> there's a scream, that was just not sturdy enough to be in the window -- a screen that was just not sturdy enough to be in the window. a loud thud in the background and he was just laying there. >> reporter: she believes the child climbed on the windowsill, leaned on the screen and fell out. the thick grass and weeds cushioning his fall. >> he got up, he was crying. but he got up. and, you know, he said he was okay. >> actually play with him all the time. he is adorable. always smiling and laughing. surprising to me this happened.

hazel sanchez, cbs 2 news. >>> do you have to rush to get deals on cyber monday? coming up tonight how shoppers can take advantage of what is being called cyber december. changes coming to new york city restaurants. the new warning labels that you will see now and what is killing all the fish? new concern after dozens of dead fish are found. now we are watching a little bit of mistture make its way into the -- moisture make its way into the area. >> and coming up on the cbs evening news, leaders gather for climate change talks. we will have that on the evening news. >> 151 heads of state gathered in pairs to discuss claimant change -- paris to discuss climate change. the president of the united states said they don't have much time. we will have that story and evening news at 6:30 p.m. son, the holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...cheese plates, turkey, appetizers. and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. that's my boy! fill your cart with everything you need this season, >>> cyber mo

as hazel sanchez reports, now santa is getting another makeover. >> for those celebrating christmas, this is the scene most remember when visiting santa at the westchester mall in white plains, but just a few days ago, the traditional holiday reds and greens were replaced by a more modern santa set like this one in roosevelt field mall on long island. >> where's the green? where's the red? where's the elves? where's the idea of christmas? >> they were among seven malls across the country owned by the a new scene called "the glacier"noi. many shop -- many shoppers were disappointed with it. >> i think that it was the beginning of a white washing of the holiday season. >> it's taking away the fun of christmas. >> i think as a society i think overall i think we've gone a little too pc. >> simon property president says the attempt to change the christmas theme had nothing to do with making the season secular. >> this wasn't a response to years past where it was too christmassy or too christian. >> absolutely not. not in anyway whatsoever. it was in response to try to create a more intera

cbs 2's hazel sanchez spoke to a security expert who gave us three steps to protect our selveselves if terror strikes. >> reporter: he says the next terror attack could happen anywhere, at any time and the public needs to be aware. >> you need to know your environment. that is probably the biggest preventive measure. . >> reporter: when visiting any place outside of home, a hotel, a restaurant, a theater, follow three rules to protect yourself. he walked us through the protocols. >> this entrance. >> reporter: first step, as soon as you walk in find the closest exis and recognize -- exits and recognize the nearest escape routes. number two, locate shelter. it might be the table you are eating on. >> turn it over. hopefully, you know, you are buying yourself time. that is what you are doing in the event you can't get out. >> reporter: number three, if you find yourself in the middle of an attract, don't draw attention to yourself. >> have your cell phone silenced. if you are playing dead, >> reporter: the rules hold true in familiar environments. know your closest exit. for us, this doo

county, new jersey man said he was looking to get construction supplies on craigslist but is cbs 2's hazel sanchez has their story. >> reporter: glenn callervan came across his true calling when he was looking for supplies on craigslist. >> i just lapped to come across an ad -- happened to come across an adthatstruck my eye, someone asking for a kidney for wife>> reporter: he lost his wife jessica toed and i any failure four years ago, but -- to kidney failure four years ago, but it turns out the egg harbor, new jersey man who wanted a kidney for his wife had mistakenly posted the ailed in the constructionsupplies section. -- posted the ad in the construction supplies section. >> i was meant to see that. i believe jessica somehow, karma or whatever that is put that in the wrong spot. >> reporter: he e-mailed the couple and shared his story telling them how he, too, had reached out for help for his wife. >> we were desperate for a kidney pretty much and i had put an ad in the paper offering mine to somebody who would give her theirs. >> reporter: it never panned out and though jessica later

. >> cbs 2's hazel sanchez shows us the latest clue that may help police find his mother. >> reporter: police say this surveillance video shows the unidentified mother carrying her newborn baby boy into a store just minutes before she left him inside holy child jesus church in richmond hill, queens. the custodian says he returned from lunch monday afternoon and was doing his daily duties inside the sanctuary when he heard a baby crying. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: moran a father of two says he was stunned and saddened to see the baby wrapped only in a towel laying inside the nativity scene. the bishop cisneros says not knowing the mother's circumstance, he is relieved she chose to leave the child in the safety of the church. >> the baby was crying so obviously, he was well. he was breathing. he had good color. and we noticed that his umbilical cord was still attached. >> reporter: police tracked down this surveillance video at a "99 cent" store near the church that shows the young mother in a hooded jacket entering the store carrying the baby wrapped in a coat. she is seen picki

right after forecasting iowa's weather in dubuque -- al roker heads to hazel green, wisconsin. this year's rokerthon will benefit feeding amerqca. still to come on the k-w-w-l news at five... hear from the university of missouri president on his arupt decision to resign as president. and... what big chahages are coming to seaworld in the coming months --------- --------- --------- --------- if you think there's no sosotion to the climate crisis, think again. in iowa, wind energy is already producing enough power for over a million homes, reducing our dependence on foreign oil and supporting six thousand jobs. i'm m m steyer. with bold leadership and an endless supply of wind and sun, we can do that across america. the goal is 50% clean energy by 2030. presdient abrrtly resigns om his position following protests. "we shall overcome" those are the sounds of lebraitons from students on campus who'd been protesting the president tim wolfe because of how he'd handled allegations or racism on the mizzou campus. wolfe says though he's upset, it's the right thing to do. i've th

>> fin and hazel will be 11 at the end of month.nd henry turned three this summer. >> do you actually cook? >> it's one of my favorite hold holidays. >> julia back to work promoting two more movies. >> i'm not going to say what i do. i don't know. i just thought i'd make it secretive just to drum up interest. >> fair enough. how could you not be interested in the woman who gives us more than extra? >>> deon sanders is a pro hall of famer. his boys all play football. >> he definitely has his concerns but he feels that the same amount of pressure that's applied to the nfl to protect its plays should also be applied to the high school level too. >> will smith is taking on the issue of concussions in his new film. i asked him if he was worried how the nfl right react. the 47-year-old suited up and ready to tackle the nfl and the controversial new drama concussion. >> tell the truth. >> will plays the real life doctor who linked football to brain injuries. >> repetitive head trauma chokes the brain. >> have you got push back from the nfl

hazel sanchez spoke with the family of one man who has been accused in one of the cases. >> reporter: khalil aboubacar says his father is remorseful after hitting and killing a woman with the cab he was driving. this is surveillance video of the 73-year-old in his taxi, turning right on columbus avenue at west 109th street as off the curb with the right-of- way. we are stopping the video just before the taxi fatally hits rosario. he had been driving for 16 straight hours. taxi and limousine commission regulations prohibit cab business from driving more than 12 straight hours. >> he is a hardworking pan. but right now i don't want to talk. >> reporter: now under the microscope, mayor de blasio's vision zero plan, designed to prevent pedestrian fatalities. rosario is the 11th pedestrian killed since halloween night when an out of control car hit and killed a 10-year-old girl, her grandfather and a 24-year- old man. another woman hit by a dump truck in hunts point and a woman mowed down by a charter bush in flush. >> like crime, we have spikes up, spikes down. we anticipate the end of th

right after forecasting iowa's weather in dubuque -- al roker heads to hazel green, wisconsin. this year's rokerthon will benefit feeding america. volkswagen is opening itit wallet to car owners affected by a massive emissions scandal. thgerman automaker is giving its u-s car owners 500-dollar gift carr that can be spent anywhere. volkswagen is also giving out another 500-dollar gift card that can only be use at v-w and audi dealerships, asasell as three years of free roadside assistance. coming up... we'll hear from mark farley as the red- hot uni football team is set to hit the -- plus -- iowa state's george niang becomes the first cyclone in 15 years to pick up a big pre-season honor -- mark woodley's got that coming up -- the uni footb if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in iowa, wind energy is already producing enough power for over a million homes, reducing our dependence on foreign oil and supporting six thousand jobs. i'm tom steyer. with bold leadership and an endless supply of wind and sun, we can do thatdtacross america. the goal is 5

hazel sanchez, cbs 2 news. >>> we wish the best for the baby. >>> protesters scuffling with police in chicago. the demonstrations following the release tonight of video that shows a deadly police shooting. right now the protests appear to be peaceful, although you do see a smoking device there. i don't know if it was set off by police, but you can see a person down on the ground. the police officer in the case now we will check in with tracee carrasco in the news room. >> reporter: on the night of the shooting the officers were responding to someone breaking into the cars. we warn you, the video graphic. >>> the video shows laquan mcdonald on the street, and then he is brought down by a hail of bullets. the officer, jason van dyke continues to fire, and an officer kicks something out of his hands in the final moment. >> we hold our police officers to a high standard. obviously he violated the standard of professionalism of being a police officer, and also the moral standards that >> reporter: he fired 16 shots in 15 seconds despite the accounts that the teenager never threatened him.

hazel sanchez, cbs2 news. >> police say they have identified and spoken to a fourth suspect. he is expected to surrender. >>> campaign 2016 now. more of the republican presidential candidates are agreeing not to agree. jeb bush and ted cruz both say they won't sign a letter that spells out demands for future debates. the letter stemmed from the cnbc debate where candidates data were under attack from the moderators. donald trump, carly fiorina and chris christie have also rejected the idea. ben carson supports it. >>> the man who was mistakenly identified as the boston marathon bomber says he has turned his nightmare into something really positive. [ non-english language ] a moroccan immigrant appeared on the front page of the "new york post" following the deadly bombing. for a day or so until the fbi went public with the tsarnaev brothers, he was villified as a terrorist killer. now as part of a college assignment, he is sharing his story with classmates. >> the hardest [ indiscernible ] great lesson. it was something that motivated me to do better in life. >> well, one thin

in forest hills, queens, hazel sanchez, cbs2 news. >>> news tonight that obesity rates are rising in the u.s. despite the big push to get people to lose weight. the centers for disease control says nearly 38% of adults are obese. that's up from about 32% a decade ago. the obesity rate was significantly higher for women than men. and middle-aged people from 40 to 59 had the highest rates of obesity among adults. >> it's hard to get a lot of energy up on days like this. >> what? >> dark, gloomy. >> weather-wise, yes. >> yes. sorry. [ laughter ] random. changing the topic. sorry. >> i'm with you, though. >>> lonnie quinn standing by with the forecast. are we going to see some sun soon? we could use it. >> a little winter light disorder. you need some sunshine to bump up the energy levels. it will come back at a price sort of. if you take a peek now the temperatures are basically in the 50s in the area. let's go out to a pretty spot. here we are on long island. tom donovan, thank you for the picture, sort of paints the scene kristine is talking about gray and gloomy out there. you don't

in fort tryon park, hazel sanchez, cbs2 news. >> juan garcia is charge with robbery, criminal possession of a weapon, grand larceny and also endangering the welfare he is being held on $50,000 bond. >>> new information tonight on the woman caught on camera stealing halloween candy on staten island. police arrested 33-year-old rash shah roman and charged her with petit larceny. see could face a year in jail -- she could face a year in jail. police say she stole buckets of candy and toys from a family's front porch last saturday. >>> a market executive caught on camera violently attacking an uber driver is finally speaking out about that assault. as cbs 2's stacie butler reports, the passenger is apologizing for the attack that got him arrested and fired from him job. >> i have been trying not to read what's being said, but -- [ crying ] >> -- i'm not that person. if people could understand that, i would really appreciate it. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview, ben golden the newport beach man seen beating an uber driver on this viral video breaks his silence. >> that's not me. [ cryin

.) >> good morning, everyone i'm joe robison from the district 2 and i'm the director of hazel health serves we're pleased you're here with us today to help us launch that much awaited program i'm very honored that 3 and 4 could be here with us he's been incredibly structural and helping san francisco become the fifth county if san francisco, california to implement this program mayor. >> well, good morning, everyone and welcome to one of our important sites in san francisco where a lot of important work is being done this is happens tobacco a large division of our department of public health particularly focused on our psychiatric and services and thank you, david for giving us the tour and joe for allowing us to see the staff at work seconds this morning that is a lively group of people that are seeking services but what we're now and then today is something that supervisor farrell air force been working on for sometime as soon as we knew we were going to get passage working the in a nut shell in a nut shell how to work with families and victims e individuals that went though the cr

on staten island, hazel sanchez, cbs 2 news. >> holly jones did file a police report. but police have not yet identified the woman in that video. >>> we have some new information on the uber passenger seen on video beating a driver. 32-year-old benjamin golden is fired from his job as a brand manager for taco bell. dashcam video shows golden grabbing the driver's hair and slamming his head against the window. the driver used pepper spray to get free. golden is now charged with assault and public intoxication. >>> teenagers today are consuming more media than ever before. but just how much time do they spend on technology each day? as cbs 2's jan crawford records the answer may surprise you. >> with my son is the screen time with the videogame. >> reporter: like many american families, the lerouxs are finding it almost impossible to pull the plug on technology. >> constantly connected to cell phones. >> reporter: 12-year-old daughter sasha keeps busy texting her friends. 15-year-old son ethan is a big-time gamer. >> there's this enormous experiment we are carrying out a

hazel sanchez is live. >> reporter: the grandmother was baby sitting her 1-year-old grandmother when she had a frightening fall. thankfully a stranger was at the right place at the right time to give this story a happy >> all i see is my granddaughter laying down. >> reporter: pamela ferrell watched her 1-year-old granddaughter fell on the tracks. >> she fell on the tracks i lost my mind. >> reporter: she was getting off the shuttle station, and the gap was too wide to cross on her own. a stranger tried to help her by grabbing the stroller. >> he grabbed the stroller like this, and everything tilted over. >> reporter: the stranger took over after her granddaughter plummeted to the tracks. but hermet mcgearra jumped into action. >> i yelled to them to make when they said it wouldn't move, i passed the baby up. >> reporter: mcgerra never left her side even when the paramedics arrived, and she is eternally grateful. >> thank you so much. so much! >> inches for killing myself, and i didn't know it. >> reporter: how do you feel now? >> i feel great, like a hero. >> reporter: he is definit

al is also scheduled to get to hazel green wisconsin tonight, where we're told there is also quite a crowd. continuing coverage -- the verdict is in for a man accused of murdering a woman in the finds you guilty f murder in the first degree." jury finding nncholas luerkens guilty of first degree murder in the death of lynnsey donald. he stabbed and killed the 29-year- old donald - in front of her seven year old son... outside the marion hyvee in april. his family very emotional after the verdict. luerkens was escourted out of the courtroom in handcuffs, telling his family he loved them on his way out the door. as for lynnnsey's family -- her father had a statement prepared on their behalf. (cg: steve dgnald/ lynnsey's fatheb) "we will all miss that loving contagious smile and friendly loving soul for this littte boy would greatly be appreciated." luerkens will be sentenced to mandatory life in prison on january eighth. nis inured while jumping into the riveaer beg kickedout f this morning when he was barred from the ameristar casino in council bluffs. he then jumped into the missouri

at metlife stadium hazel sanchez cbs 2 news. >> jury selection begins in the trial of former new york senate leader dean and his son adam the most powerful republican before his arrest on charges. he used his position to get his son a no show job and accused of in exchange for political favors. he stepped down from leadership seat. >>> new information from investigators who busted a gun and drug ring that included a father and son team. 26-year-old richard bruno junior is behind bars being held on $1.5 million bail. according to investigators heroin and cocaine around suffix county. the business was a family affair and richard senior stored the drugs in the attic of his home. eight people were arrested in connection with this crime. >>> up next the new inexpensive and effective test designed to detect a common virus without a needle. >>> a fire forces 600 students out into the cold at pace university. what firefighters found in the dorm's basement. >>> it's a jungle on the street. between cars? what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would

hazel redman code name boss is air traffic control. >> there was a time where we were low fuel and we were miles away from the airport we originally started on. i had to find the nearest airport. >> the aviation teacher says it doesn't end on the simulators. >> when they master it we take them to the airport and let them fly a real airplane so they can apply everything they learn in class. >> don't be fooled by the big smiles. >> i am vicious when i fly the f f35. >> reporter: there are fewer than 20 simulation labs in the world. one just happens to be here. stem really is cool in school. >> that's good stuff. if you have a cool stem story send mike a message on his facebook page. >>> 34-31 skins. >> upset. >> they gotta lose sometime. >> why not this week? >> absolutely. >> trying to do what seven other teams have tried and failed to do, beat the patriots and stop gronk, the run away wow. this place is spectacular. thank you . we worked with a designer from havertys for a complete refresh. you must be happy to get out of that tiny house? yeah you know when we realized how great the f

reporter: as for the eye color, in the end, they didn't go with purple or bli bl blue ba lovely shade of hazel. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >> axelrod: still ahead, two exceptions to the rule you win some you lose some. . >> axelrod: how is this for a christmas display? a man in canberra, australia has set the record for most lights on an artificial christmas tree. 518,838 to be exact. the tree probably wouldn't fit in your living room. however, it is 72 feet tall and made of steel. a month in and the n.b.a. season is off to an historic start. take the golden state warriors. the defending champs have won 17 in a row to start the year, a new record. at the other end of the spectrum, philadelphia 76ers who have lost 17 in a row to start their year. coming up, a new york basketball legend comes home for a tough new job. . >> axelrod: hall of famer chris mullin is one of new york city's all-time basketball great, and now 30 years after he led sphau's to the final four, he's come home to take over a program that's seen better days. among those watching most closely, his old coach, lou carne

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live on the upper west side hazel sanchez, cbs2 news. >>> a developing story tonight at 6:00. a soccer stadium evacuated in northern germany because of a terror threat. the match between germany and the netherlands was canceled about 90 minutes before kickoff. police in hanover, germany, saying they had concrete information about a bomb threat. german chancellor angela merkel had been scheduled to attend the match. a search did not turn up any explosives but all of the fans were evacuated. >>> now to the attacks in paris. another suspect has been identified and there were more police raids today. cbs 2's tony aiello live in paris tonight where the grieving and rebuilding continues. tony. >> reporter: dana, tonight the french military launched 10 fighter jets to strike "islamic state" targets inside syria. and the national police tweeted out a photo of one of the dead suicide attackers. they are hoping to identify this man to aid their investigation. police seized a car with belgian license plates this morning in northern paris. the car may be linked to the terror attacks. seve

in white plains, hazel sanchez, cbs 2 news. >>> it is now 6:48. we are following breaking news, one person is dead, two injured in a shooting just north of pen station. >>> and she is already lighting up the stage where missy copeland will ill loom nate the city. >>> and now we have this mornings sports update. >> no locals in action tonight winning track. on the ice the islanders lost while the devils won and the knicks beat the lakers. every sip. the taste uniquely dunkin'. each cup uniquely you. brewed fresh because it's not just any coffee. it's your coffee, your dunkin'. america runs on dunkin'. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging, do business travel on your terms. tt2watx#@nt p bt@q)/ tt2watx#@nt p "a@q9#d tt2watx#@nt p bm@q2(h tt4watx#@nt r dztq &^0 tt4watx#@nt r entq vzp tt4watx#@nt r gzt& o]( tt4watx#@nt r hnt& _sd tt4watx#@nt r iztq 5:< atx#@nt r lz there are over 15,000 ways to take your coffee at dunk

i'm marcia kramer hazel sanchez, cbs 2 news. >> the state already contributes nearly $1 billion to programs for the city's homeless. >>> jonathan pollard the american who spied for israel was released today after serving 30 years in prison. he is now in new york. >> what do you have to say about your release? >> no comment. >> pollard arrived in federal court in lower manhattan this morning. he was convicted for giving classified data to israel when he work as a naval analyst. while on parole, pollard cannot leave the country for five years. he will also have his computer monitored. and he will wear a tracking device on his ankle. he has already been hired as a research analyst for a manhattan investment firm. >>> still ahead this friday night at 6:00, raising a stink. neighbors angry about a clothesline full of fish hanging outside one home in >> the piano man to the rescue. how billy joel is giving new hope for students at a performing arts high school that was slated to close. lonnie? >> dana, right now we are getting ready for a little bit of a snow system to make its way into chicago,

.) >> good morning, everyone i'm joe robison from the district 2 and i'm the director of hazel health serves we're pleased you're here with us today to help us launch that much awaited program i'm very honored that 3 and 4 could be here with us he's been incredibly structural and helping san francisco become the fifth county if san francisco, california to implement this program mayor. >> well, good morning, everyone and welcome to one of our important sites in san francisco where a lot of important work is being done this is happens tobacco a large division of our department of public health particularly focused on our psychiatric and services and thank d

i know hazel from the san francisco shanghai association i know will hear from during public comment but there's an opportunity to comment on this item here before you do. a big round of applause for i think all this commissioners in particular want to thank our vice president of this commission was nursing a cold, was here under aerobic circumstances to up us make quorum, thank you vice pres. sarah wan. with that public comment on this item? seeing none, recall the consent agenda, monica please. >> consent agenda all matters hereunder constitute a consent agenda are considered to be retained by the commission and will be acted upon by single local vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the commission so requests in which event the matter shall be removed from the consent agenda and considered as a separate item. the item on the consent agenda for saddam's approval of collected minutes of the may 26, 2015 commission on the environment regular meeting. commissioners in your pocket you have a copy of the corrected draft minutes. d

one of them was a former marine from hazel green, alabama. >> we're in northern alabama to meet the family of dustin payne who after serving two tours in the marines found a job as a welder in north dakota. >> hi scotty? >> how are you doing sir? >> i'm josh rushing with fault lines. how are you? >> pretty good man, y'all come on? >> thank you very much >> i was so proud of him when he joined the marines. i was very proud. >> it's interesting to see this kid and then that picture. >> i imagine you guys must have been scared when he deployed to war, twice. >> i was scared but you know when he came home from the wars and he was fine. i kinda quit worrying about him. >> like i knew going to nd that there were some dangers >> nothing like that... >> i never expected it though. i was more worried about him when he was overseas than i was when he was in north dakota >> with a limited background in welding twenty-eight-year-old dustin payne got a job as a welder for a pipeline construction outfit. after seven months he was offered a higher paying job welding for a much larger company, nabors comp

cbs 2's hazel sanchez has more. >> he would scream. >> reporter: that was when he was still a she, an 18-month- old baby girl, rejecting anything female. >> i remember that. that was torture. >> reporter: now he is 11-year- old. a happy active boy who never doubted he was born the wrong sex. >> reporter: it was a secret he kept till he was 8-year-olds. >> it was hard. >> i said i have a secret. the secret is i am a boy. i thought i don't know what we are going to do. >> reporter: it was a less clear path for ryan. he was born female but never felt like one. >> very confusing. i was very depressed. >> reporter: she didn't understand her feelings till she learned about what it meant to be transgender. >> it was a relief to know what exactly i was or am. >> reporter: his mother said at first it was hard to accept. >> it is a scary thing. >> reporter: but then she came around. >> i was so excited for my son to be able to become the person he needed to be. >> reporter: that kind of family support is crucial. without it many attention kids suffer from depression, anxiety, suicide. >> mental

josh hazel wood took career best figures. it set australia a victory target of 187, and led by shaun marsh with 49 runs. the aussies reached the total. they reached the rising star. jamie vardy is the first player to score in 11 matches. he broke the record by 10. scoring at home. against the old club manchester united. they played non-league football in england, winning by a 1-0 draw. >> i asked to my players in the meeting session to think one wins the match and second helping jamie to achieve the record. re draw the match. it was good. and i'm very, very happy with the record of jimmy vardy, fantastic. great achievement. four games happening on sunday. >> tottenham played chelsea in the derby, finishing 0-0. shortly west ham, liverpool playing swansy. finally, he's a heavyweight world champion of a different time. he was comcompeting in the 105 kg category. he lifted 264 kilos in the clean and jerk, breaking the record by one. 250 days out from the rio olympics. getting cowboy hats and a yellow rose to the efforts. >> than

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