to speak about it on camera, everyone knows everyone here, thanks to the woman with the plan, meet jeanie, she is 119th street block association president. >> we've been fighting this for a couple of years now, we've called every city agency. >> it has fallen on deaf ears. >> i have a brother who lives upstate new york in a farm he said i will come down and catch them and cook them. >> a great idea. >> we talked with the people. >> would you eat a raccoon. >> if i had to. >> a great answer. >> you can't eat them in the summertime. >> a community meeting there this is proof of darwinism, all racoons in country they can get along, in the city only strong survive. >> that is right. >> i saw one run across the street by the shop, in jersey city. rights by harlen tunnel -- harlem tunnel he was this big. >> when i was on upper west side, i woke up to a rabid raccoon knocking on my window, i have a picture, i had to call 311. >> sthee those stories are stra, new yorker say they are so tough but when it comes to vermin they cannot hand it, it. >> they said they reached out to mayor de blasio, one

and then you have jeanie bouchard. the women's field is unbelievablly deep. robert: in soccer, d.c. test tonight. they take on the columbus crew. week, a disappointing performance against the philadelphia union, a 3-0 loss. today, another shot at three points on the road, but to do that you have to forget about last weekend. >> around here. it was not a good performance. i thought we were second best in most aspects of that game. i don't see that being the case this weekend. robert: don't forget to catch d.c. united on our sister station, news channel 8, on the road against the columbus crew. coverage starts at 7:00, the match starts at 7:30. and the wizards are tipping off against the bulls in summer league las vegas action. you have a tan and everything. kimberly: i was not in vegas. but i will have a report coming up on where i was. the uncertainties of hep c. i don't want to live with or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of <

globalization is a force that you can't wish away or put the jeanie back in the bottle. what we do get to vote on are trade agreements. so they become the vessel into which people pour their legitimate anxieties about the changing nature of the work force, wag stage nation and inequality. agreement trade it's -- agreements aren't the cause of the problems i've alluded to. they can be part of the solution to them. along with other sound economic and domestic policies such as investment in infrastructure, education and training. trade agreements allow us to shape globalization to our advantage. they're the vehicle through which we help write the rules of the road for the global trading system, which reflect our interests and our values. we start from the fact that the u.s. already has one of the most open economies in the world. in large part because decisions made decades ago and supported by 12 presidents since, six of whom happen to be democrats and six of whom happen to be republicans, our average applied tariff is less than 1.5% and we don't use regulations as a disgu

jeanie gardner was an average student starting to act out. it went from you not saying a word in class to -- >> now i speak with confidence and a very articulate voice. >> reporter: when the track coach quit, students passed the coach's baton to him. >> when you asked him, what did he say? >> he said, of course. >> reporter: what makes this job worth it to you? >> the kids that thrive, the kids that figure it out. the kids that were not even thinking abut going to college who sudden leap aly applying an getting their grade up. believing they can achieve something. >> i love that. >> reporter: art may not always immitate life. when it comes to his students. daryl mccain does hope for the hollywood ending. >> all right. come on. >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, los angeles. >>> that's the "cbs overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is

but the jeanie got out of the bottle and he couldn't put it back in. >> overseas, time has run out forgerm thee. he resigned today. the official reason given was poor health, but group uprising made it -- >> the east german leader managed to convince all the members of the government he inherited to resign. the question was this, what next? >> the pressure on the east german government was getting enormous. as part of the package to present themselves as human, there has been a revolution passed which was going to introduce new rules about immigration. guenter shebosky went to this press conference. he hadn't been at the meeting and he didn't know what was in it. he said oh, here is something i can tell you. it's the biggest error in history. [ speaking foreign language ]. when the east german government just open ed the window a lot bt and said, well, if you want to move from east germany into west germany, you may, that's all people needed to hear. history turns on these magnificent pivots. there are border guards who could have fired at these first people, but they didn't. instead o

and then "i dream of jeanie." the old saying is imitation is the sincerest form of television. is doing this fantastical hit, we're going to do that. >> now, is that considered a crime? >> i'm afraid not. there aren't any laws to protect us against bad tv shows yet. so you're safe. >> well, thank you. >> what i'm surprised by are some of the shows i can't even imagine the pitch meetings for. like "hogan's heroes." >> it's a story about american prisoners of war in a nazi concentration camp which doesn't sound like it's a funny comedy. >> why don't they trust us, schultz? >> that shows you how weird the '60s was right there. >> there is another one of our fine shows this year. pit stop! a movie story of an effeminate race car driver who was really an astronaut for the mafia. 9:30 eastern time, 8:30 central time, quarter after 2:00 pacific time. ing for our next hit album, we return to our extravagant private studio, where we turn gold into platinum. yes, i am rich. that's why i drink the champagne of beers. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally bl

. >> reporter: for seven year jeanie brooks that is tendered to this patch at 27th and master in brewerytown>> great place to hang out. we have a beautiful mural, it is peaceful, we can keep our eye on the neighborhood and children. >> reporter: marathon grill first sponsored here in 010 and invited neighbors to join. community moved n blair shaw and philip yard inner work with the city to take over the land. >> we went from having about ten different gardeners to now having over 50 families represented from this community in this garden. >> reporter: last year brewerytown was among the first to the gardens to join fairmount park system. >> in the middle is water crest and cilantro, so that is celery. >> reporter: neighbors are not just finding this green corner gardeners say but they are flocking here. >> people discovered us and became, you know, life long customers, everything is picked harvested that morning so you cannot get it anymore fresh than that. >> reporter: over five-year sharon held brandt watched this garden give some neighbors back their health this one woman gave us weekly r

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implement the business assistance and is promotion in marketing cases of the program and we will be as jeanie was saying requesting the fund for the next fiscal year when the term comes negotiation. >> the fiscal year runs june to. >> july one through june 30th. >> that's correct and annually after that because we don't have to do that every year and we'll request the sf shine grants for next fiscal year in february when we do the budget and report to the board of supervisors is due every year on june 1st. >> for the next fiscal year we continue to express the grant annually and revert to the july 1st to september application for the business assistance grant and continue to implementing the formation services annually and disperse the sf shine grants and get them annually exceptions for that the fiscal year after that we will probably begin exploring the property ownership programs and then fiscal year - for the funding i'll be proposing goes back to how much general fund we are using for the program and really wise i think to think about diversifying. >> fiscal year 2021 this is as far as i

implement the business assistance and is promotion in marketing cases of the program and we will be as jeanie was saying requesting the fund for the next fiscal year when the term comes negotiation. >> the fiscal year runs june to. >> july one through june 30th. >> that's correct and annually after that because we don't have to do that every year and we'll request the sf shine grants for next fiscal year in february when we do the budget and report to the board of supervisors is due every year on june 1st. >> for the next fiscal year we continue to express the grant annually and revert to the july 1st to september application for the business assistance grant and continue to implementing the formation services annually and disperse the sf shine grants and get them annually exceptions for that the fiscal year after that we will probably begin exploring the property ownership programs and then fiscal year - for the funding i'll be proposing goes back to how much general fund we are using for the program and really wise i think to think about diversifying. >> fiscal year 2021 this is as far as i

implement the business assistance and is promotion in marketing cases of the program and we will be as jeanie was saying requesting the fund for the next fiscal year when the term comes negotiation. >> the fiscal year runs june to. >> july one through june 30th. >> that's correct and annually after that because we don't have to do that every year and we'll request the sf shine grants for next fiscal year in february when we do the budget and report to the board of supervisors is due every year on june 1st. >> for the next fiscal year we continue to express the grant annually and revert to the july 1st to september application for the business assistance grant and continue to implementing the formation services annually and disperse the sf shine grants and get them annually exceptions for that the fiscal year after that we will probably begin exploring the property ownership programs and then fiscal year - for the funding i'll be proposing goes back to how much general fund we are using for the program and really wise i think to think about diversifying. >> fiscal year 2021 this is as far as i