reporter: joanna tanska runs the only women's shelter in the mazovia region.d many women like asia, who only flee after decades of maltreatment. joanna tanska: the women don't believe anyone will help them because rule number one in poland is you wash your dirty laundry at home. i see that again and again. when a woman tells her mother, her mother-in-law, or her sister that she is being abused, the answer is often "well, you knew what you were getting into.'" reporter: that was zuzna's experience. she was married for 10 years to a violent alcoholic who beat and raped her. zuzanna: people don't interfere in this kind of thing. it has a certain acceptance in society. reporter: how do you notice that? zuzanna: people even say "you're in good hands in your family." so other people have no idea what you're going through. no wants to see the facts, like bruises or a black eye. reporter: and the church seems to be of little help. it is mainly concerned with maintaining traditional family roles, and it is influential in rural areas. abused women rarely seek help from

reporter: joanna tanska runs the only women's shelter in the mazovia region.ed many women like asia, who only flee after decades of maltreatment. joanna tanska: the women don't believe anyone will help them because rule number one in poland is you wash your dirty laundry at home. i see that again and again. when a woman tells her mother, her mother-in-law, or her sister that she is being abused, the answer is often "well, you knew what you were getting into.'" reporter: that was zuzanna's experience. she was married for 10 years to a violent alcoholic who beat and raped her. zuzanna: people don't interfere in this kind of thing. it has a certain acceptance in society. reporter: how do you notice that? zuzanna: people even say, "you're in good hands in your family." so other people have no idea what you're going through. no wants to see the facts, like bruises or a black eye. reporter: and the church seems to be of little help. it is mainly concerned with maintaining traditional family roles, and it is influential in rural areas. abused women rarely seek help f

this little joanna is at her dance recital. aretha franklin's "respect" getting plenty after that performance. >> yeah her mom calls joanna feisty and bubbly. who doesn't agree the routine got a standing ovation. oh the whole recital. look at her shake it. shake it. oh, own it. she's got the walk down too. man. >>> okay for some of your local "newsweek" is next. >> the rest of you are stuck with us. why don't you let joanna take us to commercial break. ..you're the valet? yea, sorta the valet. both drive for a living, both like to save money on car insurance and we both know you may not get this car back in the same condition. watch your toes. wo! ya boy... get it! sorta you isn't you. with drivesense from esurance, you can earn a personalized discount based on how you drive not how someone sorta like you drives. you'll even get a discount just for signing up. esurance. backed by allstate. click or call. one of the cool perks of this place, is you can eat as much cereal as you want. you can go to any line that's running, and pu

small of cbs affiliate kiro, thank you joanna. the u.s. justice deparment has found that police in ferguson missouri made last summer's riots worse not better. the federal investigation has not been released, but justice correspondent jeff pegues has want results. >> reporter: in the 17 days after the shooting of michael brown, massive protests and clashes with police led to at least 212 arrests and 28 injuries. a summary of the department of justice report highlightaise litany of fairlies in the response accomplice response. the deployment of snipers was an unappropriate crowd control measure. tear gas was deployed inappropriately without proper warnings. police dogs exacerbated tensions by unnecessarily inciting fear and anger among amassing crowds. officers outfitted with military-style uniforms and equipment produced a negative public reaction. >> you must disperse immediately. >> reporter: and ordering the crowd to keep moving i have lighted citizens' right to assembly and free speech. the report also says the response was fl

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little joanna to aretha franklin's "r-e-s-p-e-c-t." ♪ ♪ leon: her mom posted the video on youtube andwed 21 million times since being posted on sunday. listen to what joanna had to say about her performance. >> i thought i was really feisty. >> so you were spicy. that is for sure. are you a big aretha franklin fan? >> yes. leon: her mother said her daughter's dance shows respect for the recital. and wanted to make it her own. and she did. alison: oh my gosh. so funny. and spicy! what a worked! that is hilarious. well, we posted the video on our facebook page. and lots of people commented. leon: renee wrote this -- leon: you can watch the video and enter the conversation by going to the facebook page. alison: she is having a good time. i like it. leon: all right. alison: so weather wise, much easier today than yesterday. doug: a lot easier day. pleasant day. but it has been interesting. we noticed the haze and the sky and found out that the smoke was coming ahead from the north canada wildfires. leon: really? that far away? doug: over northern sas -- saskatchewan and manitoba. the jets

let me bring in joanna doyle.ow important it is to have soccer in the spotlight for young girls girls? >> it is very important. these are the women our young women are looking up to. to have them putting it on the big screen is fantastic. we couldn't be prouder. >> reporter: there will be activity and food out here. >> a great family friendly event. >> and we'll have julie down here as well to hang out with the folks watching team u.s.a . taking on sweden. this is the first of several viewing parties. there will be several other happening june 30th and july 5th also here at civic center plaza. back to you. >> again, it is u.s.a . at sweden at 5:00 tonight. if you cant make it to the civic center party you can watch right here. coverage starts at 4:00 p.m the game starts at 5:00. >>> we have some developing traffic news out of san francisco. van ness is closed. they say it's probably best to avoid that part of the avenue. >>> let's take a look at this warm weather we have got. >> it is on the cool side but inland s

i have a question that blends with the question that joanna had earlier and people with cognitive disabilities. i was working with a young man who got through the criminal justice system and was in court. the judge asked him, i understand you waved your rights, do you know what that means? and he raised his hands and to me that he didn't understand the process. my question is what do lawyers get when something like that happens, oh, wait a minute. this person may not understand the process. >> not enough. when i started my career were with people with intellectual disabilities. my first interest that drew me in the mental health area was. this is a particular population that is very much under served. getting access to services is difficult.

i'm joanna. also from [inaudible] one of the questions. i have for you guys. how many staff members do you have on each site? >> it varies. for example. tool works has two staff. that makes up one information specialist position. so they rotate. whereas. for example. vilma and her colleague. they alternate sites. so vilma. certain days of the week. she will be at aquadic park. certain days of the week. she will be at downtown senior center. at each site. there are 12. there is at least one person. and it's through some organizations. so some organizations. have more than one site because of the need. for example. self help for the elderly. they have three sites. when i visit. oh, my godness. they are one of the siteses. with lines out the door for people seeking assistance. >> great. it sounds like a lot of the work you do is from a peer-support model. right? peer assistance and refrerl. since a lot of services. you provide with seniors. and younger member have disabilities do you have staff for seniors with disabilities themselves. >> i can speak to my resour

the great work that joanna. did in our office. as well as civic engagement and affairs. they over see the language access ordinance and advocate for as many access to languages as we can possibly provide. it was through adrian pond's work. and her staff to get this contract so all cities. can use this on a permit fee. instead of the individual licenses per department. so that partnership has worked out really well. i wanted to acknowledge their role in this process. so thank you susan. >> thank you. >> any other staff comments? all right. we will move onto public comment then. thank you for joining us today. mrs. morgan. >> thank you for having me. >> jay grace? >> this one. >> you are right. [laughter]. we have no public comment on this item. john. would you like to come forward? >> thank you for that presentation. it peeks my interest. where i come from the religion. interfaith council and my church. is this service hirable for my church to hire them onset schedule during worship service. or on call schedule during planning. is that possible and how do i determine what

. >> reporter: joanna is up for hours. her husband is not.ng so loudly, you can hear him down the hall. >> i would end up waking him up in the middle of the night, and then he was not sleeping. >> reporter: that made for miserable mornings, two kids two jobs and tons of stress and this happily married couple found themselves fighting. >> the arguing would happen when we're not sleeping well. >> yes. >> yes. >> reporter: they needed a solution fast. they found one in the guest room. separate beds like desi and lucy used to do. couples who sleep separately sleep better. it's called sleep divorce, twice as popular now than it used to be. >> if both partners are sleeping better, they are more likely to behave better in their intimate relationship. >> reporter: studies show people toss and turn more next to someone else but most of us would rather have the company anyway. plus there's the stigma that when you're not sleeping together, you're not sleeping together. >> when people hear couples sleeping in separate beds the first thing they think of

. >> enterser joanna stern wall street squurnal tech guru on advice how you may turn old device into serious dough. and use web sites to sell electronics, even if they're damaged. these sites will tell what you it is worth. gazelle buys straight from you and glyde posts them online for others to purchase. >> they tell you when you should sell because you should sell now and price lick toy to sell in 7 days. >> need instant cash head to food court. >> you can go to eco atm instead of online shopping bring it there and get cash on the sglot $30. >> glyde appraised phone $68 so passed on ecoatm. >> tip number three it pays to compare prices. >> we got original ipad, 64 gig and gazelle is saying they'll pay you 30 and glyde says should you should sell for 60. >> between liz's old back mook. >> 117. >> tablets phones and digital cameras she finds a whooping $427 worth of hidden cash. and that's money ton put toward her husband's new laptop and treat alexa to a new doll, too. >> i have old 8 track cassette player. think i can money for that. >> just keep it we know you use it. >> still ahe

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little joanna did not hold back during her dance recital.soul aretha franklin would approve of this rendition. video posted by her mother, by the way has received over 19 million views. and i love how she gets her whole body in t because the other little girls are doing the same moves. >> that's what you call owning it. that little girl owned it. >> a lot of charisma, that little one. >> how would you like some of her confidence? >> and tooth tutu, i take them both. >> oh, this is great. we'll be right back. new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> a woman is recovering this morning, after getting hurt during a home invasion in overbrook. police say two armed men forced their way into a home on north 62nd street and got away with cash. >> also, police officers will check students' belongings today before class at mt. laurel harrington middle school. police received a threat against the school yesterday. the offic

joanna's first tip use websites like gazelle or glyde to selleck tron nicks even if damaged.reporter: these sites tell you what it's worth. gazelle buys straight from you. >> they put the money in your account. >> reporter: while glyde posts your items on line for purchase by others. >> they tell you when to sell. sell now because the price is likely to fall in seven days. >> reporter: tip number two, need instant cash? head to the food court. >> you can actually go to an ecoapm instead of online shopping and get cash on the spot. >> $30. >> reporter: in liz's case glyde appraised it for $68 and tip number three, it pays to compare prices. an original ipad 64 gigs and gazelle is saying that they will pay you $20 for it but glyde is saying they think you should sell it for $60 on their site. >> reporter: between liz's old macbook. >> $117. >> tablets, phones and digital cameras, joanna finds a whopping $427 worth of hidden cash and that's money to put towards her husband's new laptop. >> dolly. >> reporter: and treat alexa to a new toy too. so one website estimates americans h

>>video (cheers & applause) >> grant: joanna from raleigh tell north carolina creek she has been dancing since she was 2 years old. her father says that she is one of the kind. i say. >> catherine:yes she is! >> gary: >> reporter: (laughter) >> grant: they're asking what she was thinking when she was doing that bans and she was thinking as she was spicy. --doing that dance >> reporter: very cute >> catherine:last look at weather! >> reporter: rain showers and by heat the --and by friday the heat returns. >> catherine: i do not believe people know what to expect next. they kept listen to diana!!! for over 60,000 california foster children, it's a challenge to replace clothes that are too small or worn out. i grew 3 inches last year. i don't need anything fancy. i never had much to begin with. when i look nice on the outside i feel better on the inside. to help, sleep train is collecting new clothes for kids big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's day a little brighter. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. we spen

meet joanna. millions of you have watched her dance.er mother uploaded the video to facebook for friends and family to watch. now he's an overnight >>> crews are working to clean up this crater in rock creek park. take a look at this hotpothole. it is one of serious ones by the national zoo. you can see it didn't stop cars from driving over it. probably causing a lot of damage. they have not said when the potholes will be filled. >> take a look at what last night's storms did. this tree fell on top of a house. they tweeted out the picture and say no one was hurt. what's next for us? chuck joins us to tell us what we can expect. >> i can't completely rule out a few showers as we get into the middle of afternoon hours but the rain chances are beginning to diminish. the reason we have any chance at all the cold front is to the west. as it comes onto the i 95 corridor, might ring out a few for showers but most of us dry from this point going forward. if you're traveling to new york or new england plenty of unsettled weather up there. but he

. ♪ >> little joanna stealing the show at the dance recite el. posted this video on facebook two-days ago. it has been viewed more than 18 million times. her dance teacher purposely choose the song respect because she knew this tiny tapper would make it around and she got a standing ovation. >> demanding her own respect right there. >> the time is 25 after the top of the hour. new clues in the massive manhunt. what we have learned about the prison worker in the case that could have investigators closer to a break. >> a major breast cancer break through. why scientists say they have solved one of the most deadly secrets and how it could help millions. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me... and you're talking to a rheumatologist about a biologic this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me reach for more. doctors have been prescribing humira for more than 10 years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of

this is joanna from oklahoma stealing the show at the dance resite l, channelling her inner aretha. >she's got good feet. the magic is up top. >> oh right in the middle. >> the shimmy shake and the finger. come on now. >> the end is the best part i think. wait for it. come on now. the video was posted on sunday. clearly it's gone viral. 20 million views already. . >> there it is. >> that's what i'm saying. that's the part i love. i do like the finger. that helps. >> you got one of those at home don't you? >> i was helping you on that. i have a high bar. i got crazy kids dancing all over my house all the time. you have to do something to impress us. >> you both have a couple actors at your house. >> good interpretation at that dance. high marks. speaking of ruining things the weather is not going to be good. how do we know? severe thunderstorms and the man on the side of your screen tells us. meteorologist chad myers, what do you see? >> if you see me on the tv bad things are going to happen. i know i understand that. yesterday, we told you about the severe weather. it was 140 reports

we're going to take up the case with the best attorneys in the business, joanna and wendy patrick are coming up later in this hour. stay tuned for that. >>> we are learning more about the convicted killer david sweat and richard matt who eluded authorities. sweat and matt conducted a full practice run on the night before they disappeared. they actually popped the manhole cover and looked out. sweat is also talking and reportedly told police he and matt listened to news reports about the upstate new york manhunt on a transistor radio. the fbi is investigating whether the escapees were part of a possible heroin ring in the maximum-security prison they escaped from. three members of the clinton correctional facility executive team and nine staff employees have been placed on administrative leave. >>> when we come back, we have a whole lot more, so stay with us. >>> greece, a small country with big problems, but are those problems big enough to hurt our economic recovery. ronald reagan's former economic adviser art laffer will be here. >>> and the weather making perfect conditions for dan

. >> joanna said had a had a, unfortunately my husband and i are in that group.can't explain, and ken tweeted and said i hope they're not caught and go on to live crime free lives. what might make people root for killers. hopefully it's not just a quirk to my audience. >> definitely not. really what we're talking about, it's not people who truly want murderers to be free among us. it's a fantasy and an identification with people who are in prison so you know we all can feel imprisoned in our lives, in our jobs or maybe even in our families. you're going through the grind and you relate to the idea that you feel trapped, you feel imprisoned and you want to break free, run 23r50efree, you want to escape. it's this mixed fantasy, not like i want a person who killed and decapitated someone to be among us it's an idea that someone who is in prison like i feel could get away could be free could escape even if it's the wrong thing to do. >> i thought maybe, when i was listening to those calls, and reading the tweets it was like an f you to authorities. >> some people ha

jonah from -- joanna from maryland. caller: after 9/11 -- i'm a loser and -- lutheran. after 9/11, i realized i knew nothing about islam. about four years ago, there was a big billboard outside the mosque that said islam 101. a couple of us from our church to the class. i learned so much. it is spelled a lot of myths -- dispelled a lot of myths. i made a lot of friends. >> guest: the prophet referred to them in the most disparaging manner. he doesn't -- there is no other group of people that were disparaged by the prophet than they. they were rebels who would declare other muslims as non-muslim. thereby justifying violence upon them killing them, robbing them raping them. this is what isis does now. using verses that were revealed regarding non-muslims upon the muslims, so declaring them as you know, infidels, apostates. this kind of approach, making war on anyone for any reason for small reasons. so this is what you see isis doing. the prophet referred to them as the dogs of hell, they are the worst creatures under the heavensm and earth. wherever you find them, kille

. >>> coming up next on "gma," we're going to go one-on-one with joanna swisher, star of the new "astronautor unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shiny new everything. now when you purchase one of these affordable plans get a $100 gift card. all things mobile. all in one place. ♪ i know you lie ♪ >>> we have a brand-new drama debuting tonight called "the astronaut wives club" all about the women behind the men who launched into space and, of course, changed the course of history. jesse, you sat down with one of the show's stars. >> i had a chance to talk to the supremely talented joanna garcia swisher. she's the actress who play ss betty grissom, the second lady of space. her husband gus grissom was the first nasa astronaut to fly into space twice and, meanwhile, she was back on earth trying to stay grounded. here's a look at a scene from "the astronaut wives club." >> hey, hon, you okay? >> gus is going up next. i'm going to be the second lady of space. >> you're the wife of the first nasa astronaut that gets to actually go to outer space twice. there's

. >>> one-on-one with joanna swisher, star of the new "the astronaut wives club" just ahead.nd the men who launched into space and, of course changed the course of history. jesse, you sat down with one of the show's stars. >> i had a chance to talk to the supremely talented joanna swisher. the actress who plays betty grissom, the second lady of space. her husband gus grissom was the first nasa astronaut to fly into space twice and meanwhile she was back on earth trying to stay grounded. here's a look at a scene from "the astronaut wives club." >> hey, hon, you okay? >> gus is going up next. i'm going to be the second lady of space. >> you're the wife of the first nastia astronaut that nasa astronaut that gets to go to space. there's a competition going on between the astronauts. how did that affect their wives? >> it was such a unique circumstance. these women were simple military wives and were kind of thrown together and, you know their husbands obviously were chosen for this very elite group that it was obviously so exciting but there was a lot of terror involved. there we

thank you, joanna, for leading me to jesus. tabitha!... [ cries ] ...are punished and crushed. and you are? chief treasurer to the queen of ethiopia. you tell this ethiopian that we would be honored to entertain such an portant visitor. soon the abomination will be here -- a statue that heralds eternal war. do you not see that we need to unite to fight this monstrosity? we aren't enemies, james. if this is true, stop persecuting us. this could be the end. this temple is not just bricks and mortar

. ♪ she's been getting a more than a little bit. 6-year-old joanna has audiences cheering. she has good feet but the magic is up top. >> reporter: finally we get to meet the magic seated next to her dance teacher. >> you stopped the show at your dance recital. that was amazing. >> okay. she didn't speak much. what she said was memorable. >> what were you thinking when you were doing that routine? >> i thought i was really spicy. >> whew! >> reporter: that's her dad saluting her spiceiness. she seems unfazed by sudden fame. the mom said she was more excited about the end of the school year and the ice cream she got as a reward for her excellent report card. she started dancing when she was 2. definitely one of a kind says her dance teacher. >> she is so humble and always so caring. >> reporter: taking special care of her 3-year-old brother cj who was born with an intestinal disorder that has required more than 30 hospitalizations and surgeries. at times, johanna outarethas aretha. ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t ♪ ♪ find out what it means to me ♪ >> reporter: even when it was time to take a

. >> enter joanna stern "the wall street journal's" tech guru with advice how to turn those devices into serious dough. use website's like gazelle or glide to sell your electronics even if they're damaged. plug in your device info. >> the iphone 4s. >> these sites will tell you what it's worth. she buys straight from you. >> they put the money in your account. >> while glide posts items online for others to purchase. >> it tells you when to sell. saying when to sell because the price will drop. >> tip number two, need instant cash? head to the food court. >> you can go to an ecoatm and get cash on the spot. >> $30. >> in liz's case, glide appraised the phone at $68. so she passed on the ecoatm. tip three, it pays to compare prices. >> an original ipad 64 gigs and gazelle is saying they will pay you $20 for it but glide is saying they think you should sell this for about $60 on their own site. >> between her old mac book, tablets, phonesen an digital cameras, she finds a whopping $427 worth of hidden cash, enough money to put towards her husband's new laptop. >> it's for dolly. >> and tre

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joanna said ha ha unfortunately my husband and i in that group.dd considering he is a retired cop. lol can't explain. and ken tweeted and said i hope they are not caught and go on to live crime-free lives. what might make people root for killers? joining me now is psychologist dr. gail salts. hopefully not just a quirk to my audience. >> definitely not. i heard this from patients during the week and really what we're talking about is it's not people who truly want murderers to be free among us. it's a fantasy and an identification with people who are in prisoned. so we all can feel imprisoned in our lives in our jobs or maybe in our families. you are going through the grind and you retlitlate to the idea that you feel entrapped and you want to reescape. a mixed fantasy. not a person who killed and decapitated to be a person among us. but an idea that someone who is imprisoned like i feel could get away. could be free. could escape even if it's the wrong thing to do. >> i thought maybe when i was listening to those calls and when i was reading the

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also supervisor john power and his wife joanna.fe nicole became the proud parents of their second child victoria. >> congratulations. >> congratulations. >> i apologize for the bags under my eyes here. >> you didn't give birth to the baby, all right, mister? >> i'm complained i'm tired. she's like, are you kidding me? >> what a nice father's day. >> i love the picture of jack the big brother looking at his sister. >> he's so so happy. >> but jeff is here for more than to say, look hay a baby. hello, jack big brother. we've got a different kind of celebration heading into this father's day weekend. last spring we showed jim kelly. he took on his toughest opponent cancer. they found strength is that spans generations. jeff, hello, hello. >> hello again. after months of radiation and chemotherapy doctors told jim kelly he there was no evidence of cancer last november and he had another test confirming that. he had a recent change in life. >> how is this father's day for you? >> i feel better than i did last year. >> reporter: he didn'

also john powell and his wife joanna. say hi to little calvin.s of their second child victoria. >> congratulations. >> congratulations. >> bags under my eyes here. >> you didn't give birth to the baby, all right, mister? >> i'm complaining that i'm tired. she's like are you kidding me right now? >> what a nice father's day. >> i love the picture of big brother looking at his sister. >> he's so happy. >> jeff is here for more than to say, look, i had a baby. we've got a different kind of celebration of life heading into this father's day weekend. last spring we shared the incredible courage of hall of fame quarterback jim kelly, he took on his tuftest opponent oral cancer for the second time. his chances didn't lood good. but jeff found strength expands generation. >> after months of intense radiation and chemotherapy doctors told jim kelly there no evidence of cancer last september. he had another check reconfirming that, but he is still getting back to a life that's been changed forever. >> how is this father's day different for you? >> i feel a

>> thank you joanna. >>> three wildfires burned overnight in california and 1,2 hundred people were evacuatedthwest of santa barbara. more than a hundred firefighters are battling this fast moving mesa fire and burned 300 acres since monday afternoon. flames threatened a spanish mission. the fire is 55% contained. >>> president obama this morning wants to give about 5 million more americans a chance to earn overtime pay. the president is supporting a new wage regulation for salaried workers. he says the changes are long overdue. major garrett is at the white house and has the numbers from the president's plan. major, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the federal government affects wages in two big ways, minimum wage and overtime. this is about overtime work and not the minimum wage. this new rule onels applies to the workers who earn a salary who work more than 40 hours per week and this rule would double the wage threshold eligible for time and a half overtime play. here is who would qualified. salaried workers earned up to 50 50,400 per year. it would begin next year and currently em