hilda is from orlando when she drove to tampa to pick up her husband from the airport was coming home from cuba. she is excited to hear of the new deal between the cuban and u. s. governments to open up commercial air travel. >> i think it's way better and i think i would like it closer to home. opening more airport so that way it can come to us and we don't have to drive so far to take them and pick them up. >> reporter: not everyone thinks this will happen. she is waiting for her mother first time she seen her in five years and hesitant about the deal. >> i don't know, cuba has a lot of government issues and i'm not sure if they will accept this. we will see what happens. >> reporter: under the agreements airlines can operate 110 daily flights to cuba. right now from tia perry riley seven weekly flights to cuba and five to have deanna. >> we think we are well positioned to serve commercial flights and charter flights have done well.>> reporter: earning the airport $1 million a year but for people like hilda this is when -- what it's all about. more chances to see family than ever be

. >> reporter: los angeles county supervisor hilda soleis, has been pushing the state to do more for months. she said today's plan is a start but it may not be enough to make these families whole again. >> i think the state failed them. i think exide failed them. >> reporter: state officls say this sizeave cleanup, including the plant and surrounding homes, could take well over $176 million, but they won't know an exact amount until they get started and, scott, that is a process that could take several years to finish. >> pelley: mireya villarreal in our los angeles newsroom. thank you. a man loses a wallet and gets a letter explaining why he's not that's next. don't let a cracked windshield ruin your plans. trust safelite. with safelite's exclusive "on my way text" you'll know exactly when we'll be there. giving you more time for what matters most. ounts harhatould liimplsurenow ur t i'm g th forfami tirentnd lsolufrompacife cp yootec cific . g geneons iliehieve lom fil se for 145. >> pelley: when reilly flaherty lost his wall net new york, he thought he'd never see it again, and he

she stopped and jumped into help once she realized samantha was sinking deeper and deeper hilda white/samantha's mother: "i could hear her, but i couldn't see her so i didn't know how deep the hole was, or what she was going to fall into or her dad, william, is a retired firefighter narrative dozens of times before, never thinking one day it would be his own child. william white/samantha's dad: screaming, don't let me go. don't let me go daddy. wife yelling, don't let her go honey. but he made a tough decision and let her go william white/samantha's dad: "the choice was to let her go and live with that. if something bad happened, or hold on and hole." samantha fell ten-feet and landed in ankle- deep, frigid water. her dad called 9-1-1 and thought by the time help arrived, she'd be in grave condition. but by sheer coincidence, the help they needed walked by. william white/samantha's dad: "this group of 12-15 snow shoers came down the hill and i was a little preoccupied talking on the phone to the dispatcher and one of them said, do you need some help and i said yeah, my daughter's in a

. >> reporter: los angeles county supervisor hilda soleis, has been pushing the state to do more for months. she said today's plan is a start but it may not be enough to make these families whole again. i think exide failed them. >> reporter: state officials say this sizeave cleanup, including the plant and surrounding homes, could take well over $176 million, but they won't know an exact amount until they get started and, scott, that is a process that could take several years to finish. >> pelley: mireya villarreal in our los angeles newsroom. thank you. a man loses a wallet and gets a letter explaining why he's not you'll know exactly when we'll be there. giving you more time for what matters most. (team sing) safelite repair, safelite replace. our parents worked hard so that we could enjoy life's simple pleasures. now it's our turn. i'm doing the same for my family. retirement and life insurance solutions from pacific life can help you protect what you love and grow your future with confidence. pacific life. helping generations of families achieve >> pelley: when reilly flaherty l

. >> reporter: that's when a sierra snowshoeing outing for hilda white and her family nearly turned into tragedy. the snow beneath 10-year-old sammy white's feet suddenly gave way sending the girl falling into a ten-foot-deep hole and into a creek. >> the snow just swallowed her up. >> reporter: white and her husband panicked. they were miles from help, or so they thought. >> it came over the radio, we have a real rescue. >> reporter: the marin county sheriff department search and rescue team just happened to be hiking down the same trail after spending the day training. >> perfect timing that they happened to be coming down, you know, from the peak, and happened upon my husband within 15 minutes of her falling in. >> reporter: the team used ropes to hoist the wet, freezing and terrified girl out before hypo therm ya set in or worse. >> we used all three 50-foot ropes. >> reporter: it's not the first time the team stumbled upon someone in need. while training in yosemite in 2013 they came upon a man clinging to a rock above vernal falls after slipping. >> feels great to participate in an

governor tom wolf and other leaders made announcement at society hilda. at lanate company shipping service runs from veracruz mexico up to philadelphia. it gives cargo carrier the option to use ships rather than trucks to move goods from mexico to the northeast part of the us. it will make weekly trips and wolf is hoping the increased trade will result in more jobs for the state. >>> a dangerous situation that could be getting worse in a local neighbor. this is just one of several and in many cases neighbors say not enough is being done to keep them safe. fox 29 is working to get answe answers. >>> heart warming video of a pup getting the love and the attention she deserves. that is a vet right there sitting in a kennel with the little girl having breakfast. when you hear gracie's story you know why this friendship is so special and howard is live in clearwater, florida. howard? >> reporter: this is a different, i say different phillies team. i'll tell you how different and why it is so different and also press the general manager on timetable. when is th

hilda and three daughters: lilith, 11; isabel, 10 and millie, 8. today they'd be 83, 82 and 80. she's got to be one of these three girls. this isn't lilith or isabel? lily in '92 and cancer took izzy back in '78. you called isabel "izzy"? everyone did. no one ever called her itsy? dear lord itsy and bitsy. i haven't thought about her in years. who was bitsy? a neighbor girl down the street. isabel's best friend. it was bitsy for bess. bess macintyre. did bess ever live with you? no, no, but sometimes she'd sneak over in the middle of the night. poor thing... cry herself to sleep. she would wake up your whole family in the mide of the night? oh, no, no. she'd sneak in through a window. why was she crying? i was too young to understand at t time but bess had what we used to call a "funny uncle." mother never let us play at her house ( whispering ): i got it. thanks. i'm sorry, did i wake you? who are you? i'm olivia, remember? and i'm sorry, do you go by bitsy or bess now? bess. we've never met. we had a long talk this morning. after the hospital? i never go to a hospital. i'm a v

c - b - s news correspondent adriana diaz is in mexico city. 3 :35-:40 hilda villegas / catholic1:00-1:10 adriana diaz / mexico citytrt 1:25pkgpope francis 3 bid farewell to mexico, as he last stop was in juarez, where he celebrated an open air mass just 50 yards from the us border. he delivered a blunt message of solidarity with migrants. nats...francis no more death! no more exploitation! he said nats: francis "we cannot deny the humanitarian crisis" the pope said. acknowledging those who often enslaved, imprisoned or extorted. francis urged people to put a human face on victims instead of thinking of them as mere statistics. sot: hilda villegas/ catholic: "i think the moral of that is that he's coming to tell us that all of us (have) responsibility to do something about it. nats clapping.thousands watched the mass just across thr border in el paso, texas.s. nats earlier, the pope walked up a ramp to pray for the immigrants gathered on the other side of the fence in texas. he received an enthusiastic welcome. nats papa francisco! he also prarad r those who've died trying to cross th

mexican immigrant hilda flores travel to volunteer in nejad after 13 years in the united states. she is on the path to totally important one. scary. it is scare if i. i think it is time to mobilize. >> republican rivals could benefit from the republicans weary of trump. the caucus he is set are for tuesday. >> well, we saw a little bit of rain over this weekend but we could be seeing a whole lot more. for more on what we can ex peb be a the accuweather forecast. on over to to chief meteorologist, brian, how is it looking. >> well, we did see few showers today. we could seize a few more before the night is over. we will see the headlines. cody shower potential through tuesday. it is mostly showers. if we see rain not coming down heavily. as we get to wednesday. things change yet again. we start to see the javier are in and again track potential for severe weather on wednesday. not committing to fully yet. still looks solid for thunderstorms in this area. then we will see temps cooling off as we get to later portions of the week. now, right now. we're sitting at 66 degrees. southwe

. >> reporter: los angeles county supervisor hilda soleis, has more for months. she said today's $176 million plan is a start but it may not be enough to make these families whole again. >> i think the state failed them. i think exide failed them. >> reporter: state officials say this sizable cleanup, including the plant and surrounding homes, could take well over $176 million, but they won't know an exact amount until they get get started and, scott, that is a process that could take several years to finish. >> pelley: mireya villarreal in our los angeles newsroom. thank you. a man loses a wallet and gets a letter explaining why he's not getting it back. don't let a cracked windshield ruin your plans. trust safelite. with safelite's exclusive "on my way text" you'll know exactly when we'll be there. giving you more time for what matters most. (team sing) safelite repair, safelite replace. our parents worked hard so that we could enjoy life's simple pleasures. now it's our turn. i'm doing the same for my family. retirement and life insurance solutions from pacifi

clinton, in, hilda order to show she should be the bearer for the democrats, is not going to go afternie sanders. she is going to go after ted cruz, marco rubio, or donald trump. don from pennsylvania. caller: i just have a few comments to make about people and how they bow. they should realize that whatever the results we get after the end of the election process, is really the voters fault. i have found out a long time ago, after it being a democrat i'm going to go republican. when you talk about hillary clinton. no one ever asked her about her compliments -- her accomplishments in washington. bernie sanders is making promises he can't keep. when you look at a politician, i'm done with politicians. the democrats are awfully chart of what they used to believe in. vote for ar politician again. not since abraham lincoln has politics got better. the people in washington forget who them there. they don't figure it that way. we are supposed to be representing the people in this country. democrat or republican. but they are not looking at it this way. want, trump, say what you but ipo on i

and likewise, hilda clinton, in order to show she should be the bearer for the democrats, is not going to go after bernie sanders. she is going to go after ted cruz, marco rubio, or donald trump. host: don from pennsylvania. caller: i just have a few comments to make about people and how they bow. they should realize that whatever the results we get after the end of the election process, is really the voters fault. i have found out a long time ago, after it being a democrat i'm going to go republican. when you talk about hillary clinton. no one ever asked her about her compliments -- her accomplishments in washington. bernie sanders is making promises he can't keep. when you look at a politician, i'm done with politicians. the democrats are awfully chart of what they used to believe in. i will never vote for a politician again. not since abraham lincoln has politics got better. the people in washington forget who them there. they don't figure it that way. we are supposed to be representing the people in this country. democrat or republican. but they are not looking at it this way. dona