commissioner wolfram commissioner hyland commissioner johnck commissioner johns sxhud commissioner pearlman we expect commissioner hasz to be absent today. >> got a new baby. >> yes. >> commissioners, the first item on your agenda is general public comment this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission up to three minutes. i believe i have one speaker card didn't specify but. >> justin weathers are you here for a non-mentioned agendized item. >> oh, an agenda item we'll call you another that time any public comment on an item not on the agenda seeing and hearing none very good commissioners that places us under department matter good afternoon calling your attention tattoos pipeline report in the director's report it covers the goals the read up the regional needs housing in 2015 to 2022 the number of units are acquit higher given we're one

a commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman commissioner hyland and commissioner wolfram so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 do zero and places us under the legacy business portion of rental unit for items 8 abc d e f g h i and j for case numbers lbr for buchanan street lbr on mission street 2016 l.b. on, on tenth street 2016 - plus l.b. on, on shot well street and - 857, 18th street and 16th street and a noah street 2016 - plus lbr on post street and case no. 2016 plus lbr portola drive you'll hear together. >> thank you good morning stephanie department staff the nos. enumerating are for legacy businesses applications which were submitted to the planning department on july 8th and ready for your recommendation the department received those ten applications by the july 8th filing date for the august 3rd hearing date all applications were previously previewed reviewed by office of business and your packet contain a draft resolution for the physical features and traditions associated with the success of the business the first

hyland, here. hasz, here. johnck, here. johns, here. matsuda, pearlman. >> at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. i have no speaker cards. >> any member wish to make general public comment on a non ajendsa item? if so come forward. seeing and hearing none we'll close general public comment. >> department matters, iletm one, directors announcement, and tim department staff. the director will not join us this afternoon however, if you have questions i can answer them or forward them to the director. >> thank you. >> um, item 2, review past events of inplanning commission staff report and anounssments >> just a few things to check in with you. one, is the witnesses and [inaudible] introduced

hyland, here. hasz, here. johnck, here. johns, here. matsuda, pearlman. >> at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. i have no speaker cards. >> any member wish to make general public comment on a non ajendsa item? if so come forward. seeing and hearing none we'll close general public comment. >> department matters, iletm one, directors announcement, and tim department staff. the director will not join us this afternoon however, if you have questions i can answer them or forward them to the director. >> thank you. >> um, item 2, review past events of inplanning commission staff report and anounssments >> just a few things to check in with you. one, is the witnesses and [inaudible] introduced

our michael hyland is following it. we'll have the latest on wncn.com and tonight at 11. >>> i'm in the weather center with wes. we've heard a lot of commotion. looking on the radar it will get easier. >> we had strong storms. the severe thunderstorm warning from earlier is now gone but eastern wake county. heavy downpours accumulating. this is from knight dale, wendell and south of town. that's one cluster of storms. as we shift off to the east, you can see there is a green box. that is the flash flood warning. it's eastern wake county and johnston county. that goes that's that one to two inches of rain. no warnings on this. some incredibly heavy rain for pretty much everyone from elm city down to you guys in wilson, heavy, heavy rain with lots of lightning and this isn't moving that fast so we could have minor flooding there. but the overall movement of this broken line which extends storms. it's slowly lifting off to the north but it has shown some signs of weakening. still strong and very dangerous but that is what

live in durham, michael hyland, cbs north carolina. >>> more heat and more humidity today. the heat index reaching into the triple digits. meteorologist bill reh here for a quick update on the forecast. >>> yeah, the update is we're going to have to get used to this right through the weekend. temperatures like this, 6:00 in the evening it's 92 in raleigh. 93 in fayetteville. even in the western part of the state a little break in the mountains but charleston's 92. the coast a little carry. this is where folks head you head to the mountains to cool down. the ocean to cool down. you stay here this is what you're dealing with the heat index makeses it feel like triple digits right over central north carolina. so we're degree to have these numbers, again, tomorrow. and into sunday. not much activity at all. there's some showers upstate south carolina into our mountains. >> and a little bit of shower little bit of shower activity in clinton. and also in wilson. sampson i should say in clinton. right around clinton that's all we've got. can you see it? i'm squinting to look for i

a commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman commissioner hylandand commissioner wolfram so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 do zero and places us under the legacy business portion of rental unit for items 8 abc d e f g h i and j for case numbers lbr for buchanan street lbr on mission street 2016 l.b. on, on tenth street 2016 - plus l.b. on, on shot well street and - 857, 18th street and 16th street and a noah street 2016 - plus lbr on post street and case no. 2016 plus lbr portola drive you'll hear together. >> thank you good morning stephanie department staff the nos. enumerating are for legacy businesses applications which were submitted to the planning department on july 8th and ready for your recommendation the department received those ten applications by the july 8th filing date for the august 3rd hearing date all applications were previously previewed reviewed by office of business and your packet contain a draft resolution for the physical features and traditions associated with the success of the business the first a

a commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman commissioner hylandssioner wolfram so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 do zero and places us under the legacy business portion of rental unit for items 8 abc d e f g h i and j for case numbers lbr for buchanan street lbr on mission street 2016 l.b. on, on tenth street 2016 - plus l.b. on, on shot well street and - 857, 18th street and 16th street and a noah street 2016 - plus lbr on post street and case no. 2016 plus lbr portola drive you'll hear together. >> thank you good morning stephanie department staff the nos. enumerating are for legacy businesses applications which were submitted to the planning department on july 8th and ready for your recommendation the department received those ten applications by the july 8th filing date for the august 3rd hearing date all applications were previously previewed reviewed by office of business and your packet contain a draft resolution for the physical features and traditions associated with the success of the business the first applicatio

michael hyland has more. >> reporter: a lot -- what brought a lot of these issues rylann ott. his guardian ad litem said the mother was not able to care for him. that happened in december and he died in april, a few weeks before he would have turned two. since then there have been investigations but the results have not been made public. people said there's too much concern in resolving cases and getting kids back with their parents as good forthe kids. >> his life was not disposable. i think people would rather just go away and that's not the right answer. >> we are striving very hard, and let me tell you it's not easy and i think i speak for all of our board members to not repeat things and keep things confidential. >> reporter: the mother involuntary manslaughter and child abuse. live in moore county, michael hyland. >>> the durham county board of elections is working to extend the amount of vet -- gives us a closer look. >> we don't know what will happen. people don't know what the rules of the game are. >> reporter: she is with the elections group. the state is appealing

michael hyland has more. >> reporter: he will be here at ccb plaza in just under an hour with his family talking about what happened. this is where supporters have been coming for months. acosta came here fleeing gang violence in honduras. a judge ordered him to be taken into includes di earlier this year but he's won the heard again and is out on bond in the meantime. before he was arrested he was going to high school at river side. his parents raised $10,000 for his bond. when he got out, he said he was in shock. today he will be talking about his experience at the detention center. it's not clear how long this will take for his case to end up in court. there's a backlog. so it's not uncommon for more to have their -- or -- or more to have his case heard. >>> he is a controversial former prosecutor who was disbarred for his role in the duke case. it's a brutal nyfong prosecuted. >> reporter: he is expected to testify tomorrow in the darryl howard hearing. attorneys are asking for a new trial saying nyfong withheld evidence at the time. he did not say much as he exited the courtroom. >>

michael hyland reporting. >>> a change at unc chapel hill is being met with reservation. the student bookstores are now run by a private company. beau minnick joins us with what's different and why some are crying foul. >> reporter: their concern is privatizing the student stores that had been under university management for 100 years. >> we kept the name because of the legacy prior to us on campus. >> reporter: the name on student stores may still be the same but -- >> things are different. >> reporter: michelle carter is the general manager of the student stores now run by barnes & noble college. since 1915 the university had managed it but in june that changed. now students are returning to a private company managing the stores. >> we know we have to be more vigilant than ever in of state trying it take pieces of our university. >> reporter: he was there in november when the association rallied against the private company. >> we always see a sweetheart deal in the short run where the contractors offer a great price to the state but in the long run in north carolina and

michael hyland is covering it and we'll have the at wncn.com. >>> an infamous former durham county attorney made his way back in court. michael nifong is most remembered for his role in the duke la crosse case in 2006. he was accused of inappropriate comments and withholding evidence. license. he spent one night in jail for his contempt of court. david, what is his role in this case? nifong wassed lead prosecutor. they tried to get a new trial. they said new evidence implicates another man. after sitting in prison derl waits for a new trial. >> there's no dna. there are no fingerprints anywhere. there's no evidence he was in the apartment. >> reporter: more than a decade a judge overturned it saying mike nifong made false and misleading arguments to the jury. howard's attorney said new dna evidence presented another man's dna was found on one of the victim's bodies. they're asking the judge to uphold the conviction. >> the dna did not match howard, but there was sufficient evidence for each element of the crime to uphold urn, when you look at this case, you have to look at paul of the evide

. >> cbs north carolina's michael hyland going through the 911 calls and is live at crabtree valley mall raleigh police said nobody was shot, several people were injured trying to get out of there and we're learning new details about the 911 calls released today. in the midst of the chaos, 300 calls to 911. >> we're get flag lot of calls about -- getting a lot of calls about this. >> reporter: police are still trying to figure out what that fearing a shooter was inside. >> i'm calling to report that after i had escaped the building with my daughter, i saw a man who -- i saw him climb over the third tier of the parking garage. >> reporter: raleigh police confirmed the situation involving that man. >> we were walking to our car and saw this man fall from e he hit the ground pretty hard underneath. >> reporter: wake county ems could not give specifics but said no injuries were life- threatening. 12 were taken to the hospital. >> crabtree mall. i've got a 25-year-old female injured from a fall, multiple compound fracture, slight breathe, difficulty breathing. to their cars. days later still

michael hyland has more. michael? >> reporter: they've been out here for a pl local chapter of the naacp. discussions have been underway between community leaders, employees and the company but the employees feel like they haven't led top meaning testimony changes -- to meaningful changes. he said the employees are prepared to file a class action representatives from this facility. they're blaming most of the problem is with the workers themselves. >> reporter: a spokesman from ups said ups does not tolerate discrimination and follows disciplinary procedures. ups has met with a representative of the naacp to discuss this issue. earlier this year a jury mem tbherls kentucky -- members in kentucky. ups said they are looking to appeal. live in chapel hill, michael hi land. >>> a man who admitted to killing a tote have of four people in 2014 through separate cases of arson and drunk driving was back in a wake county courtroom today. two good samaritan good samaritans and left the scene in 2014. larry ceply and na than yam

live in moore county, michael hyland. >>> another tragic story, three kids and their mother found dead late last night in their home in greenville. >> police arrested the father of two of the girls in virginia. >> if you could have gone back three days ago and said you could have saved the young lives would is calling on the community to step up. >> plus, the latest on the devastating flood fling louisiana and we'll catch up with a local volunteer who's headed there to help. >> here's a look over wrightsville beach. beautiful out there. ? ? the ford freedom sales event is on! our biggest event of the year just got better! ? ? announcing zero for seventy-two across the entire lineup of ford cars, trucks and suvs. plus, tagged vehicles now get a thousand smart bonus. that's freedom from interest... and freedom to choose with ford. america's best selling brand. across the entire ford lineup, plus specially tagged vehicles get a thousand smart bonus. >>> the death toll in southern louisiana now stands at 11. >> and tens of thousands remain out of their homes. we caught up with a local volu

couple of seconds ago we still have it if you want to see it it is it does it will tomorrow to sarah hyland hit 74 the game starts at seven i think we'll be lucky to still be around 70 by kickoff time i think the temp might be slipping closer to the upper 60s indefinitely finishing in the lower 60s of the upper 50s you can feel the excitement of four that even though is still the preseason. >> which is wrapping up of the season quarterback been going on thank you great. >> enjoy the weekend and come this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- a writer, originally from detroit, michigan... a rehabilitation specialist from bonita springs, f florida. and our returning champion, an attorney, originally from stony brook, new york... [ applause ] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" --

michael hyland is in fayetteville with a closer look at what's being done to help victims in these situations. >> reporter: we were here at the detention center. trafficking. she was arrested in hope county. the victim is 17. it's not clear what the relationship is between moore and the victim. authorities have been trying to be more aggressive about human trafficking in the last few years. he said he was surprised by how common it is and how the police and the sheriff's office have been working to combat it and we talked about the pressing need to find resources for them such as >> it's hard to identify what this looks like. i think that's part of the greatest challenge. >> what we're doing differently is the way the victims are treated and cared for now. that is somewhat of a new initiative. >> reporter: police are still investigating moore's case and said there could be another arrest. moore is due back in court next month. >>> halifax deputies are searching for a third suspect in connection with a dog deputies say shavonte simmons and niqwan johnson turned themselves in. all three led to

sot: jay hyland, archivist, milwaukee jewish museum 00;04;26 he came back in 1973 for his father's funeral. and it was not until 1991, he came back to milwaukee. due to the fact that, he wasted as saying, it was just too painful for him to come back to milwaukee. milwaukee.wilder kept his 3- year battle with alzhimers quiet. in a statement-- his family wrote-- it wasn't for vanity reasons.. but because him as anything other than willy wonka. the statement says "he simply couldn't bear the idea of one less smile in the world." donald trump's outreach to african-american voters took a hit after one of his supporters sent out a tweet showing hillary clinton black face. pastor mark burns is familiasight at trump rallies. but now b 'sk- also accused clinton of that pandering to voters. the incident comes as trump has voters in t each minority hicampaign is appealing to extremist nite ionalist groups. 3 "i still stand by what the image represents but i think that, you know, i should hae used bettejudgement."("these are racist ideas, race baiting " ideas."clinton has been off the campaigntrail fo

. >> michael hyland is there and you can follow him on social media for updates and get a full report at 11. >>> an emotional scene today in court has the widow -- as the widow saw the man charged in >> you killed him. why would you do that. >> still ahead, more from the woman. >>> plus, a man is back after 6 months in detention. here's a live look over wrightsville beach. cooper: governor mccrory wants you to believe there's a carolina comeback. but raise your hand if your taxes have gone up while those at the top are the ones getting the tax break. and raise your hand if you're working more for less. i'm roy cooper, and that's not a comeback. that's moving backwards. raise your hand if you agree that those at the top should pay their fair share. that tax breaks should be going to the middle class. and raise your hand if you agree i got shot down over vietnam and spent eleven months in a pow camp. what donald trump said about our members of the military being captured is a disgrace. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. when you fly over enemy

. >> waterworld is owned by hyland hills parks and recreation district so it does not report to the state, but its regulations are stringent, more stringent than the state requires last year the progress he disappear rating during a safety inspection by the national aquatic safety committee. >> that sale of the cigarettes to minors now banned across america. a new fda regulations take effect today. under the new rules buyers of these cigarettes will have to show photo id retailers are now been fermenting up free samples or selling them in all ages >> the first violation results and warning letter of warning from the fda to the retailer that says you broke the law. we're going to be back in if you break the law again, there are going to be fines. she give the implications for e-cigarette manufacturers they are not allowed to promote the devices at the healthy alternative to smoking unless they have strong scientific evidence that supports the plane. it's aep previous tax proposal. he says he would put 15 percent cap on taxes for businesses a moratorium on all business regulations and reneg

michael hyland talked with the boy and has the story. >> reporter: the most memorable moment at governor involved someone who can't vote for him. 11-year-old math slick is an ardent donald trump supporter and had this question for pension. >> i've been noticing that you've been kind of softening up on mr. trump's policies and words. is this your role -- is this going to be your role in administration. >> let be tell you, matthew, number 1 this boy's got a future u. auto couldn't be more proud to stand with donald trump. he's been fascinated by politics for a while. >> he was born on election day in 2004. he's been to trump ral ease and has been watching him closely. >> i just become more and more interested. >> now, i've actually found a person who represents me and new i'm full on in politics. >> reporter: he reads political news for an hour and a half every day. and he's worried about the decisions being made in washington. >> reporter: you'resy what has crew so concerned about the way things are right now? in -- we're $19 trillion in debt. that's not good. we are going done the toilet

michael hyland, cbs carolina. >>> concerned residents and one busy city taking to social media during the lunch hour. all because of this. a military jet flying over with no warning.>>> whether you knew him as the kenny man or young >>> the north carolina naacp launched a march to the tonight. dozens filled the polls where organizers focused on getting people registered and out to vote. >> north carolina had become the fourth highest stay in terms of increase in voting. 70% of african-americans were voting. why wouldn't you want people to vote in a democracy?>> the state is caught up in a court >>> thousands of students went back to school today and for most counties it was pretty smooth sailing>> we caught one driver passing a stopped school bus. our campaign to save lives is reach millions of people over the past few years. >> we wanted to know if we could ask you why you ran that stopped school bus. >> because i didn't see it.>> you pulled up in the stop sign was out and you are behind the bus. you always have to stop for bus.>> i didn't know the rules and stuff changed.>> this vio

michael hyland, cbs north carolina.>> commissioners in favor of the zoning plan pnt second fastest growing county in the state. they worry waiting any longer would prevent growth.>>> a murder case involving of famous author is back in a courtroom. michael peterson spent years in prison after his wife died. peterson and his attorney are trying to prove evidence has been mishandled. a pi to pictures of evidence risk -- retrial because of cross contamination. >> if it is going to be retried, the defense has an opportunity and a right to examine it. you cannot examine it as it is.>> reporter: the courts clerk office is responsible for handling the evidence. the judge did not rule today.>>> the case against the former unc student charged with killing three people when he drove drunk the wrong way >> a citywide curfew is in effect in milwaukee the tonight following a deadly police involved shooting and protest. several officers were injured when rocks were thrown at lee's cruisers sunday night. protesters set a car on fire. 14 people were arrested. a recent study found the fuel disparity. 49% of

. >> so that was michael hyland grade at cary academy. when he grows up he's interested in being a lawyer and perhaps running for senate. something tells me he definitely has a future in politics. >>> well, there's the political storm we've been talk about this morning but there's also a storm that came over my house last night. at least a big rainfall did you hear it? i pulled a stefan i did not hear it. everything was wet. outside. >>> this is from shaw university as we do start off our morning. not a lot of fog in raleigh. now there are areas waking up to foggy conditions. there is also some areas that are waking up to rainy conditions. >> the majority of us on the dry side. check out the northern portions of granville county. that's where we're seeing steady rain fall across our area. maybe a sprinkle or two left over in orange county. for the most part all of this will be out you head out the door. temperatures not quite as cool as yesterday. remember how comfortable it was? today right around 75 in raleigh. 74 in lillington, fayette

. >>> on set with "ncis" star scott bacula, the moment that >>> "modern family" sarah hyland searches we use charmin ultra soft so we don't have to wad to get clean. charmin ultra soft gets you clean without the wasteful wadding. it has comfort cushions you can see that are softer... ...and more absorbent, and you can use up to 4 times less. enjoy the go with charmin. that i was on the icelandic game show. and everyone knows me for discounts, like safe driver and paperless billing. but nobody knows the box behind the discounts. oh, it's like my father always told me -- "put that down. that's expensive." of course i save people an average of nearly $600, but who's gonna save me? [ voice breaking ] and that's when i realized... i'm allergic to wasabi. well, i feel better. it's been five minutes. talk about progress. [ chuckles ] okay. >> if i could just kiss a guy, i could quit thinking about it. >>> jessica biel all nervous happened on "7th heaven" 20 years ago today. the best part of this on the flashback friday, we were on the set before it ever even aired. >> coming to work i

>>> "modern family" sarah hyland searches for a modern love interest.d up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can lead to death within 24 hours. trumenba is a vaccine for 10 through 25 year olds to help prevent group b meningococcal disease. trumenba should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects were injection-site pain, fatigue... headache, muscle pain, and chills. ask your doctor or pharmacist about all the risks and benefits of trumenba and tell them if you've received any other meningitis b vaccines. meningitis b can be spread by typical sharing like... a drink... a spoon... a kiss. it all started here... it might have been prevented with trumenba. ask your doctor or pharmacist about trumenba. >> if i could just kiss a guy, i coqu happened on "7th heaven" 20 years ago today. the best part of this on the f

in i think it was his senior yearnat-movieafter he left for hollywood, jewish museum archivist jay hyland says wilder didn't make many his father's funeral. and it was not until 1991, he came back to milwaukee. due to the fact that, he was quoted as saying, it was just too painful for him to come back to milwaukee but wilder did stay in touch-- writing letters to his uncle irv in milwaukee.one from 1977 where he mentions working 26 hour days on a movie set...another wilder's success is honored in the hallways where he got his start-- a member of the washington high hall of fame fame i think it really means a lot for the community. a career meant to inspire students, one best summed up by wilder himself in a letter home--"my life is in images on film, and i am a lucky man-blessed.all my love, jerry/gene" 3 wilder kept his 3-year battle with statement his family wrote it wasn't for vanity reasons, but because he didn't want kids to know him as anything other than willy wonka...the statement says "he simply couldn't bear the idea of one less smile in the world" 3 milwaukee police are asking

hyland, here. hasz, here. johnck, here. johns, here. matsuda, pearlman. >> at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. i have no speaker cards. >> any member wish to make general public comment on a non ajendsa item? if so come forward. seeing and hearing none we'll close general public comment. >> department matters, iletm one, directors announcement, and tim department staff. the director will not join us this afternoon however, if you have questions i can answer them or forward them to the director. >> thank you. >> um, item 2, review past events of inplanning commission staff report and anounssments >> just a few things to check in with you. one, is the witnesses and [inaudible] introduced

cbs north carolina michael hyland is in durham. >> reporter: in this 167 page opinion they've ordered state lawmakers to go back and redraw the districts but not right away. the judges found 28 districts drawn in 2011 violated the equal protection clause. republicans argued in court they only considered race as part of an effort to meet rights act. earlier this year a federal judge struck down the districts said they were gerrymandered. >> this is another setback for the state. as they say in the street, a smackdown for the governor and the legislature. >> reporter: in a statement republican legislators said they're disaappointed. because it comes so close to election day, it will go forward has planned with these st unconstitutional. they ordered the state lawmakers to redraw them. >> tonight is your chance to speak out about the potential for bringing a minor league baseball team to fayetteville. the plan calls for a 5,000 seat stadium. the project would cost about $30 million. police on a high speed chase last week made his first court appearance. elijah grubb faces charges. he sta

mel hyland in san francisco. >> i have two nurse practitioners that have been with me the whole time. we really have run the camp and probably about half of the kids are patients. >> he says some manage on medications and controlled diets but others have to endure surgery. >> nutrition and protein goes through it. >> a little over a year ago i had to have my colon removed after going through about 6 or 7 medications. her sushlgry means she lives with something called a stoma. >> when i eat things instead of going out one end, they go out another end to give the colon a rest of having to push food through. >> campers love they're not treated like sick kids here. >> we try to put them through every activity we can. sxh they take their medications and get back out to business of being campers. >> it's great to see them having fun, because sometimes, people make fun of them, because of their disease. >> i would just rush to the rest room and lock the door. and a few people started to make fun of me because i would rush during class. >> the director says they make special accommodations fo

. >> cbs north carolina's michael hyland going through the 911 calls and is live at crabtree valley mall raleigh police said nobody was shot, several people were injured trying to get out of there and we're learning new details about the 911 calls released today. in the midst of the chaos, 300 calls to 911. >> we're get flag lot of calls about -- getting a lot of calls about this. >> reporter: police are still trying to figure out what that

mel hyland in san francisco. >> i have two nurse practitioners that have been with me the whole time. we really have run the camp and probably about half of the kids are patients. >> he says some manage on medications and controlled diets but others have to endure surgery. >> nutrition and protein goes through it. >> a little over a year ago i had to have my colon removed after going through about 6 medications. her sushlgry means she lives with something called a stoma. >> when i eat things instead of going out one end, they go out another end to give the colon a rest of having to push food through. >> campers love they're not treated like sick kids here. >> we try to put them through every activity we can. sxh they take their medications and get back out to business of being campers. >> it's great to see them having fun, because sometimes, people make fun of them, because of their disease. >> i would just have to rush to the rest room and lock the door. and a few people started to make fun of me because i would rush during class. >> the director says they make special accommodations

sot: jay hyland, archivist, milwaukee jewish museum 00;04;26 he came back 1973 for his father's funeral. and it was not until 1991, he came back to milukee. due to facthat, he was quoted as saying, it was just too painful for him to come back to milwaukee. wilder kept his battle with alzheimer's disease quiet for the past 3 years. he was 83 years old. live in milwaukee kyle aevermann cbs 58 news. an exhibit opens at lambeau field tomorrow... honoring packers gend brett favre.the his record 297 consecutive starts and 40 game-winning driv. drives.fans can see the locker he used up until the 2003 lambeau field renovation.the exhibit is open to anyone who purchases a ticket for packers hall of fame. 3 and speaking of favre.... cbs is airing a special this ekend about the quarterback. "a football fe: brett favre" will air ?saturday? night at so be sure to tune in!s 58.... an inauguration ceremony this morning... will celebrate milwaukee's new mexican conte walker will be there... along with the mexican "foreign minister."walker lobbied congress for a consulate ?three years ago?... and states

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today cbs north carolina's michael hyland talk today more of those who knew the victim the he joins us now from a local mosque. >>po other things that people here kept reiterating how many lives were changed. tear trying to help the man's family. >> reporter: throughout the day people came to this mosquito talk pray. many still struggling to make sense of thursday's death of ameer suliman. >> he's very nice man. a good straight really great citizen. >> reporter: durham police say he was shot in his cab outside

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hyland, here. hasz, here. johnck, here. johns, here.matsuda, pearlman. >> at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is

. >> well, yeah, he started at the hylander school as rosa parks and other involved with the civil rightsent. initially the highlander school is there to help people involved with union activities who were fighting against coal miners and the like and teach them how to organize. but then of course, those tactics extend to civil rights protests and the like. obviously in the case of bus boycott that rosa parks and dr. king become so well known for in 1955 in montgomery. but extending that now in terms of the lessons now that you would take to something like occupy, remember that when king is assassinated, king was intended to come to washington to lead a poor people eesz campaign in '68. the poor people's campaign was going to be right there on the national mall right in front of the u.s. congress and the capitol. the idea as dr. king expressed it is he wanted to show the leaders of the free world, of the greatest country and richest country in the world that there was still need in poverty including in appalachia, but also in the big cities. he was going to build these shanty huts right t

hyland, here. hasz, here. johnck, here. johns, here.da, pearlman. >> at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except da