jasmine wrapped her third child in a coat from a taxi driver. the family spent the night at kaiser in antioch and the baby is healthy and they may go home today. >> talk about special delivery. >> i know. >>> have a great afternoon. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, (indistinct radio) >> man: deeply sorry for your loss, mr. forrester. >> eric: thank--thank-- thank you. thank you. >> pam: where have they taken her? >> man: we understand it was m

chill, jasmine. >> why did you do that?> it's to open up the boxes. >> open it with your hands. >> no, it's tape. that tape hard. jasmine, no. >> when you live in a shelter, you have to obey by the rules and do your chore, and if you don't you get a write-up, and if you get over eight write-ups, you get put out. >> hey, mom and dad. guess what i got on my grades? >> what? oh, oh! >> that's good. >> one for the willis team. >> that saved you from 70 lashes, didn't it? (everyone laughs) so did you do good? >> i got two a's, two b's and two c's. >> ooh, wow. >> that's what's up, jon. >> i have to get you a skateboard. >> grades is my only way out of here. if my grades are not good, i know i can't go to universities like my dream is to go. i know if my grades are not good, i can't play football like i want to. if i don't succeed doing what i have to do in school and making good grades, i will fail-- i'm going to live this life, a life of shelters, going through hard times, can't feed my kids, trying to figure out where i'm goin

but her parents say jasmine's behavior has been on a downhill slide, lying, drinking, sneaking out. >. he says i'm babying her. he says, this is the next step to do for her. i don't know. what do you do for the kids? i have no idea. >> reporter: mike says he lost hundreds of dollars taking the day off but says if public humiliation doesn't get his stepdaughter's attention, jasmine may come to the attention of police or worse. >> the courts say, why didn't you do some preventative stuff first? this is our prevent tif stuff. this is the beginning of what she's doing to eventually wind up in prison. >> reporter: the sheriff's department stopped out here briefly but did noke

. >> jasmine's contractions were five minutes apart before 6:00 a.m.e them from their pittsburgh home. but her water broke in the front seat. she was like pull my pants down the baby's hanging out. we both were yelling at the same time. >> i was in shock and in pain. i'm going have my baby in the car. >> they pulled up in the mini van right here. >> here in the parking lot in front of tonya maddox. a guy got out of the car screaming she's having the baby. she's having the baby. >> the baby came so fast she missed it. >> i was backwards i was in so much pain. i pushed her out. >> jasmine wrapped her third child in a coat from a tackty driver. tonya's husband helped daniel cut the umbilical cord of the special delivery. >> my husband took the shoestring off. >> finally the baby started breathing and we realized this was going to be all right. >> tonight the stay at home mom and the dad give thanks. >> this is a story to tell forever. >> baby diari is healthy and tonight she's spending the night at kaiser permanente and they're expected to go home tomorro

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with that family but jasmine dawson is the contact person. we're actually encouraging that we keep these meetings overarching in terms of the planning piece for san francisco but then all the confidence one on one contact that it happen independent from this setting. because it is bound by confidentiality agreements. the service providers are the ones that know the families in depth and they are invited to our meetings to give information in a confidential way but also to link up to the rest of the constituents that are there. in terms of outcome, we are going to be tracking outcome and one big piece that's part of these meetings is organizing community events that really respond to some of the issues going on. currently right now with the 6 incidents that we have responded to, these are some of the outcomes that we have so far. these are the areas that were impacted in october through november up to date since i've been appointed to this position we've started these meetings and these are the homicides that have impacted san francisco, we've

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trooper barry goins an 18-year veteran of the force is assigned to train treerp jasmine andreesen, aookie six months out of the academy. >> he was not my training officer. i was riding with him that night because my fto had other arrangements and had something else to do that night. >> no. no, we don't go out with a rookie drill. >> they're at the tail end of a particularly busy night when they decide to look for an easy way to finish their shift. i went on the county road that i'm familiar with and we were going stay there until the end of the shift. >> we were working stationary radar. so we were sitting still and the lights were out. >> a car comes by 64 in a 50. i'm a little bit bored, and i go pull it over and make a traffic stop on the car. >> trooper andreesen questions the driver who is now out of the car while trooper goins talks to the passenger who is avoiding eye contact. >> when i go up and i.d. and see what the story is with the guy in the front seat and there was something not right. i wanted to find out what was going on. >> okay. stand out here. >> i asked him to ste

jasmine wrapped her third child in a coat from a taxi driver who was nearby.ily ended up spending the night at kaiser hospital in antioch. as you can see, the baby is healthy and they could all go home tomorrow. >> she is so cute. the mother had no meds. she was in the car not knowing what was going on. >> when they want to come out, i guess they have a mind of their own. >> they do. great story. [ laughter ] >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news this morning." remember, your next local update is 7:25. "cbs this morning" is next. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com

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jasmine's water broke in the front seat of the car.>> the guy got out of the car and was yelling she is having the baby. >> i was screaming my child is being born, call 911! >> he hit the floor a little bit. i was in so muc pain. i pushed her out. >> she wrapped her third child in a coat from a taxi driver. the family spent the night at kaiser in antioch. the baby is healthy. they can all go home probably sometime today. >>> it is 5:56. treasure island closed. how a standoff with a suspected gunman ended just a short time ago. >> plus, dramatic video out of australia. how the driver of this crane escaped the flames. >> reporter: live in milpitas, where roads are blocked and police are on scene. chp confirmed shots are fired in the area. we'll have a live report when we return. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> a police standoff on treasure island. we have cbs 5 exclusive video of the standoff and how it all ended. >> and some developing news out of santa clara county. milpitas police were responding to shots fired.

daughter's death on facebook is now trying to use the social network to solve her murder. 17-year-old jasminejamin was a college freshman. she was found dead last week in a campus study area. but before her parents were notified by police, a family friend sent them a post about her death, which police are investigating as a murder. benjamin's parents have set up a facebook page, hoping that students will offer clues about her death. >>> and rescue crews trying to reach a climber on mt. hood say they lost track of the gps signal once the climber's phone died. they say the man used up the phone's battery life by talking with friends and family and posting messages on facebook while he was stranded. he was stuck at 10,000 feet after a storm moved in. >>> we turn to some sports news. and the glorious end of a long nba losing streak. highlight, now, from espn. >> good morning. and welcome to your "sportscenter" update. i'm zubin mehenti. not the happiest of homecomings for james harden, returning to oklahoma city that sent him to the houston rockets. first quarter. all the old team used to having

thank yous are special for the three year anniversary and i want to make a few more notes here's jasmine she's a big fan of kai's report as you see you know the truth appeals to babies and her dog credit dogs they say they see we're speaking the truth they know we know no fear like one of those angels in the movie the wings of desire i'm only seen by children dogs and truth seekers and chihuahuas. or estates or thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you maggie stay tuned for the second half we'll be talking to the renegade economist ross asked croft about the four horsemen of the economic apocalypse. do we speak your language or not i am. news programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little too negative angles keaton's stories. are you here. to try to alter the spanish find out more visit i. will come to the. good the world pass you by as the best and brightest take my kids gather in moscow some came to work while others came to play get up close and personal with devices that recreate masterpieces and scan russian treasures from inside and from s

thank you is our special for the three year anniversary and i want to make a few more notes here's jasmine she's a big fan of kaiser report as you see you know the truth appeals to babies and dogs you see that crowd of dogs they say they see we're speaking the truth they know we know no fear like one of those angels in the movie the wings of desire i'm only seeing by children dogs and truth seekers and chihuahuas. thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you mags stay tuned for the second half we'll be talking to the renegade economist ross croft about the four horsemen of the economic apocalypse. he. knew. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for langley you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. critique a three. quarter three. month three. three stooges. closing video for your media project a freebie deodato party dot com. hi i'm max kaiser welcome back to the kaiser report time now to turn to ross

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thank you it's our special for the three year anniversary and i want to make a few more notes here's jasmine she's a big fan of kai's report as you see you know the truth appeals to babies and dogs you see that crowd of dogs they say they see we're speaking the truth they know we know no fear like one of those angels in that movie the wings of desire i'm only seen by children dogs and truth seekers and chihuahuas. forestation ever thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you mags stay tuned for the second half we'll be talking to the renegade economist ross about the four horsemen of the economic apocalypse. well. it's technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got the future earth covered. i max guys are welcome back to the kaiser report time now to turn to ross astro after he's the writer and director of the award winning documentary for horsemen ross also runs the website running economist dot com ross welcome to the kaiser report thank you very much like i'm going first of all i want to point out to people that if they buy this d.v.d. which i'm holding

dollars taking the day off but says if public humiliation doesn't get his stepdaughter's attention, jasmine may come to the attention of police or worse. >> the courts say, why didn't you do some preventative stuff first? this is our prevent tif stuff. this is the beginning of what she's doing to eventually wind up in prison. >> reporter: the sheriff's department stopped out here briefly but did not take any action. they say those are the girls' parents, they have a right to free speech, as long as they're not impeding traffic or doing anything else to violate the law, there's no problem here. >> an interesting story. and that is it. from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, i'm martin savidge. have a good night. > things have gotten pretty wild with some of my guests but nothing quite like this. what the hell's that? my studio's turned into a jungle. whoa! jack, am i going to die here? oh, my god, what's this? tonight, the one and only jack hanna and a few of his closest friends. >> he defecates on his legs to keep them cool. >> you know what, jack, too much information. >> if he bites you,

host: jasmine from st. augustine, florida, republican line. caller: i voted early. this was my first year that i could actually vote. and i voted for romney. i voted for him because he is all about helping the middle- class and having small businesses. my fiancee and his father owned a small business. the democrats talk about how that are moving forward and i have not seen any forward progression in the past four years. i have seen more debt and taking more money out of the debt to cover war debt. the whole middle-class thing and the fact that romney is a christian and does have godly police, that was a strong aspect of it too. it was a lot easier for me to vote for romney then i thought but it was the first time i was able to vote and i was excited to be a part of this. host: what were the crowds like? caller: 5 of last wednesday. i got there in the middle of the afternoon -- i voted last wednesday. i got there in the middle of the afternoon. the lines were not that crazy. was very simple. they walked me through it. i went early in the afternoon and there was not a