again to really appreciate what chris jocelyn just pulled off. flip. when you break it down, as soon as he goes up in the air that board has flipped upside down and it meets his feet again. by the time he lands, he's spun around and has landed 180 took off. so he went up, he came out the ramp with his left foot, landed with his right foot forward. in the meantime, his board flipped around. and not to mention that, check out the air that chris got. he's gone over the head of everybody else around him. and stops the landing. chris got the crowd going for sure. this woman just has the crowd entertained. talk about spirit. competition. the guy taking this video is much more entertained by what is cheerleaders than the actual competition

. >> reporter: jocelyn is a senior at smithfield senior hospital and actively involved in jrotc. she's used to be hitting the books, but soon will be hitting the ground running with the u.s. army reserve. >> i was ierested in the military since i was younger, and tis opportunity came up and i took it. her dream job as a combat engineer only became available to women days before she walked into the army recruiting office. the u.s. army opened up the position because of an ongoing campaign to dismantle in phases policies that have barred women from serving in combat units below the brigade level. >> the army is focused on putting the right people in the right places at the right time regardless of gender. >> reporter: offering over 150 different jobs. but jocelyn's recruiter said he made it a point not to tell her she could be one of the first women in the position until she knew what she really wanted. >> i didn't want her to choose that job for that reason. the best people in the best positions. >> reporter: now she say it is most important thing is reaching her goals. >> i like

jon: tom jocelyn, thank you.eather: as we heard, isis claiming responsibility for today's attack in brussels. will will have a live report on the latest information coming up next so stay with us. >> don't let dust and allergies get between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. wthat you can book on our apps to make sure your little animal, enjoys her first trip to the kingdom. expedia, technology connecting you to what matters. jon: fox news a on the deadly terror attacks mocking brussels. coordinated rush-hour bombings killed at least 31 people. now word that isis is claiming responsibility for today's deadly attacks. saying fighters opened fire at the airport and several of them that needed suicide belts. the posting also claims another homicide bomber blew himself up in the metro station in brussels. all covering this life from brussels.

and not being a skater myself, i again to really appreciate what chris jocelyn just pulled off. flip. when you break it down, as soon as he goes up in the air that board has flipped upside down and it meets his feet again. by the time he lands, he's spun around and has landed 180 took off. so he went up, he came out the ramp with his left foot, landed with his right foot forward. in the meantime, his board flipped around. and not to mention that, check out the air that chris got. he's gone over the head of everybody else around him. and stops the landing. chris got the crowd going for sure. this woman just has the crowd entertained. talk about spirit. competition. the guy taking this video is much more entertained by what is cheerleaders than the actual competition competition. >> she is mimicking the moves around her. >> it's all about spirit. >>> wedding bells are going to be ringing for somebody we know very well on this show. charles trippy is talking to his girlfriend ali's mom and dad. and he has a big question. >> you obviously know i love your daughter very, very much and just

here's cbs north carolina's jocelyn with more. >> reporter: these are before and after pictures of the only fda-cleared procedure in the battle against cell light. >> i was always active and my part of my body. they look like jell-o. >> i didn't even hesitate. >> reporter: at the connecticut skin institute. so far, research has shown it to be a one-shot deal. >> from the initial cohort of patients that were treated, so as long as 2010, the results are long lasting. >> reporter: like most women -- >> got a little dimple there, a little dimple there. >> ronnie's thighs are her problem areas where bands under the skin are bulling it down. >> so it comes in and addresses the root cause. >> then the doctor will go back in again lifting the skin but is this time using a tiny blade. >> we'll come in with a precise blade and loosen up the bands we cut these and the dimples surface of the skin. >> reporter: treatment hour. there's little down time. side effects include bruising and tenderness. >> i cannot wait. i don't even have a full length i can't even american workers brought us back from t

jocelyn is a senior who is a member of the junior rotc.w that she's a new army recruit, she's one of the first woman to be hired as a combat engineer. that means she will be responsible for detonating explosives and destroying obstacles. we talked to her grace she signed up. >> i was always interested in the military since i younger. this opportunity came up and i took it. >> trayhill will head to bake training with 20,000 combat positions have been opened up to women. >>> well, coffee or cabernet? >> both? >> yeah, right. you may soon have that choice at starbucks if you live near northern virginia. according to loudoun, the company has applied for beer and wine permanents. two have been granted licenses one in purse sellville, another inside of dulles airport. there's no word on when the sale of alcohol may start. >> you'll have the glass here and cabernet here. can you mix it up? >> you'll be mellowed up and jammed up at the same time. stay with us, "news4 today" continues at 5:00 a.m. >>> what a super tuesday! >> forget super

other candidates include anthony brown and jocelyn pena. the democratic primary is april 26. ♪ >>> there is that muc. >> next week, the nationals start playing games that could actually count. today the nats holding a special walk-through of nationals park. we'll be there to show all the new stuff that you can see and do, eat. they're showing off the redesigned spaces and some new marketing campaigns, as well. like every year, they will also sample all the stadium's food offerings. calm down, eun. >> i mean, you have to go to a ball game for the food. for the game, too, obviously. but part of the experience. >> a lot of new stuff coming. the home opener is a week from this thursday. >> go nats. >>> coming up on 4:51. we have some breaking news in first 4 traffic. >>> right now on the roads, take a look at this this, we're talking about the top of the beltway. outer loop at georgia avenue, all lanes are blocked right now. we just got off the phone with police. they say they are not again yet on the scene, but the top of the bel, all lanes ar

. >> reporter: her friend, jocelyn benvie, revived her and called 911. >> it's really scary when you see your friend not breathing with purple lips and you don't know what you can do to help. >> reporter: plymouth, population 56 show, is nicknamed "america's hometown." 25 people here died from heroin overdoses last year. across the country, opiod deaths, whether caused by pain pills or heroin, jumped 372% from 2000 to 2014. that's why, while president obama attended a heroin summit in atlanta, it was announced the government is distributing $11 million to states to purchase the overdose-reversal drubl often called narcan. in cities like plymouth, 911 calls for overdoses are up 500% in two years. on weekends, it's as many as four a day. e.m.t. jeff jacobsen: >> the mean age of the overdose is dropping into the low 20s. old. >> reporter: davis owen was 20 when the former georgia high school class president died from a heroin overdose. missy owen is davis' mother. >> all these kids that are davis. they're high achievers. they're fun. they're beautiful kids from exceptional families. and

. >> reporter: her friend, jocelyn benvie revived her. >> it's scary when you see your friend with purple lips. >> reporter: plymouth, population, 56,000 is nicknamed america's home town. 25 people here died from heroin overdoses last year. across the country, opiod deaths, pain pills or heroin jumped 372% from 2000 to 2014. that's why while president obama attended a heroin summit in atlanta it was announced the government is distributing $11 million to states to purchase, the overdose reversal drug often called narcan. in cities like plymouth. 911 calls for overdoses are up 500% in two years. on weekend as many as four a day. e.m.t. jeff jacobson. >> the mean age of the overdose is dropping into the low 20s. we have had overdoses, opiod overdoses as low as 14 years old. >> reporter: davis owen was 20 when the former georgia high school class president died from heroin overdose. missy owen is davis' mother. >> all these kids that are dying they're no different than dave its. they're high achievers, they're fun, they're beautiful kids from exceptional families. and they're dropping like f

when she wants to hold a conversation using it she has to seek out a neighbor like jocelyn. in her 50s she is one of the youngest speakers left. her son can't speak it. and at the school which he and others from his community attend, tribal languages are not taught. >> i am sad we're losing this connection to our ancestors and i would prefer if the young people would want to learn about it. >> reporter: to give a sense of someho how it's so integratee wider population, their language started to die. >> translator: there are different starts of the language spoken and as more people have married outside the group it last become less pure. >> i.saroisarog agta, is one ofe owner dialogues disappearing. institutes like this one are vital in captures them. words that are in danger of vanishing. >> we're concerned if the language completely goes away, there is some record of it, not only for ling wisconsins but for people whose ancestors spoke that language. at some point it becomes important for them too as part of their cultural heritage. >> with increasing pace of development t

> okay item number 3 on the agenda headlight item number 3 the report from the executive director jocelyn you're up. >> all right. i'll be brief last night what the 90 awards we're all fairly tired i wanted to mention just fleeting discussion of the 2016 summit submit we are considering dates right now in the latter end of the year if you're new to the commission we do an annual submit for permit holder and folks interested in the this taken place comments sometime in octoberish at this point and i would love you guys not this minute but look at our fall skerldz so see what might work and through by e-mail at me ideas for this go tops we've done many things the last year included more of the residents development work as well as a presentation from the new york city on sexual assault prevention and some kind of highlight of new information we look forward to as around where we are in terms of the residential development to this point and maybe legacy businesses you know some think about that and send an e-mail that would be great we had a fairly extensive meeting with folks if the control

> okay item number 3 on the agenda headlight item number 3 the report from the executive director jocelyn you're up. >> all right. i'll be brief last night what the 90 awards we're all fairly tired i wanted to mention just fleeting discussion of the 2016 summit submit we are considering dates right now in the latter end of the year if you're new to the commission we do an annual submit for permit holder and folks interested in the this taken place comments sometime in octoberish at this point and i would love you guys not this minute but look at our fall skerldz so see what might work and through by e-mail at me ideas for this go tops we've done many things the last year included more of the residents development work as well as a presentation from the new york city on sexual assault prevention and some kind of highlight of new information we look forward to as around where we are in terms of the residential development to this point and maybe legacy businesses you know some think about that and send an e-mail that would be great we had a fairly extensive meeting with folks if the control

jocelyn say member of the junior rotc and now a new army recruit. one of the first women to be hired as a combat engineer. that mean she'll be responsible for detonating explosives. she will head to basic training this summer with the u.s. army reserve. 20,000 combat positions have been open to women. >>> a lot of questions this morning about the race for the white house, after voters in several states make their picks. coming up on "news4 today" at 6:00, "meet the press" moderator chuck todd will join us live, talking about what republican candidates are trying to do to keep donald trump from the nomination. >> reporter: right now, the cherry trees at the tidal >> announcer: "news4 today" starts now. >>> right now -- moving past super tuesday. what lies ahead for the candidates in the race for the white house after voters in several key states weigh in. plus the issues virginia voters say were most important to them wth >>> plus, it's cold right now as you take a live look but spring is just around the corner. and with it the wonderful cherry bloss

other candidates for the seat include anthony brown and jocelyn pena melnyk. >>> 5:19. a proposal designed to save lives in maryland is one step closer doing becoming law. the maryland state senate unanimously passed noah's law named after police officer noah leotta. it requires anyone convicted of driving drunk to use apignition interlock system. the house and senate still have to work out some kinks before sending to governor hogan. >>> new information from the white house about brussels. it says there is no specific credible intelligence suggesting terrorists are planning a similar attack on the united states. more than 30 people were killed in multiple bombings in brussels last week. the white house also said security and prevent future attacks. belgian police have conducted raids across that country. they have arrested one map directly connected to the brussels attack but released him because they did not have enough evidence. >>> and belgian federal police rereleased this video of a man wearing glasses, a light jacket and dark hat at the brussels airport. the man

other candidates for the seat include former lieutenant governor anthony brown and state delegate jocelynena melnick. the primary in maryland is april 26th. >>> the national museum for the marine corps will reopen on friday. it's been closed for about three months now two newly restored aircraft were installed during the closure. visitors can check out, for example, a world war ii dive bomber and of a helicopter that the marines used during the vietnam war. admission and parking at the museum are free. >>> david culver in loudoun county where the school board is meeting ahead of a controversial vote tomorrow. why some parents say the school board is going to be segregating >>> we are working right now to learn more about the man shot at the capitol visitor center this afternoon. police say that larry dawson pulled a turned out to be a pellet gun, at the security checkpoint forcing officers to shoot him. he is in critical condition and has been undergoing surgery. he was arrested on the hill just last year after interrupting a session of the house. darcy spencer is working to learn more ab

jocelyn crooker richmond, va "so uplifting. keep showing these positive stories." trudy doyle bridgewater, nj but other viewers found something lacking at st. benedict's. "your story about st. benedict's was nice, but what do they do for the girls from that neighborhood?" rebecca chamberlain el paso, tx i'm scott pelley. we'll be back next week with another edition of "60 minutes." tomorrow, be sure to watch "cbs elizabeth: how about this one? alison: you can't wear that. it'll strobe on camera. really? well, does that mean that i've been strobing all this time, and no one has bothered to tell me? not every time. and nothing bright. it'll make you look like you're trying too hard to be friendly. oh, what about your black turtleneck? dirty. i can't wash it 'cause your dad broke the washing machine. what about a black blouse? isn't that too matrix? excuse me, i did what? you broke the washing machine. you put too many bath sheets in it. what's a bath sheet? looks like a regular towel, only way bigger,

. >> the jocelyn diabetes center says dogs like coach may be a component of the care for those livingheir use is very unusual. >> i thought it was a desperate attempt to make things better. what i often say even if he is only right 30% of the time, which he is not, he is right most of the time, he is making her more aware and mindful and it's not me saying when did you last test your blood sugar, when did you take insulin. and it helps me be a mother and not a nurse that is maybe nags and driving her crazy. >> the rehabilitation, education, and services problem. coach and nearly 1300 alert dogs have been trained at prisons across the country and placed in 31 states. they teach them everything from socialization to obedience. >> she is a great dog, very affectionate and social. >> the inmates get them used to regimented days, the basic commands, and get them very focused on the training they need to then become diabetes alert dogs. and then they go back to care for advanced training and scent detection. >> this has a lot to do with what the correction process is all about. giving us an

jocelyn,he ahor off "grandbaby cakes," good to see you. thaha yououlkavg . >> look wnwnairs. we have tse people at the tae. they going too c c d dn the chick-k-l-a sasawich we just de w your c cnamo cake.$- lolot the ingrednts. >> g gredies. theset of typical but we have er, o bututror a good pou ce. also got twoypeses of flour. i love to use aakeo t makeke nicndder. pthen wese theurse t js is b mama'a' recipe. >> yeah, my granother. love h somuch. shmy inspiraraor bakingng i added a modern twists is gatatat people, mienls, too. >> let's get srted wit mixing are yo pan. i alsoed fur tooake sureitsn't stick. >> talk abobw ain things tototh. . 2> ts g gs inside of e cake. we've se meleld butter, a our. smth. it going t your inside we're g to abbreviat theprpress. ininedednts. >> absutely. fre,,e've beenreing our ttererntil it's nice a a fluf. gettinin asucuc airirs possible. we'lldd the es inne at a time.. make suree ially incorporated. once you've got that in that's en we get to ain our flour.@ autiful batr. h h buttul iis?? >>re nsisisncy.y. >>n y a i iour creaea supemot cake

> okay item number 3 on the agenda headlight item number 3 the report from the executive director jocelynou're up. >> all right. i'll be brief last night what the 90 awards we're all fairly tired i wanted to mention just fleeting discussion of the 2016 summit submit we are considering dates right now in the latter end of the year if you're new to the commission we do an annual submit for permit holder and folks interested in the this taken place comments sometime in octoberish at this point and i would love you guys not this minute but look at our fall skerldz so see what might work and through by e-mail at me ideas for this go tops we've done many things the last year included more of the residents development work as well as a presentation from the new york city on sexual assault prevention and some kind of highlight of new information we look forward to as around where we are in terms of the residential development to this point and maybe legacy businesses you know some think about that and send an e-mail that would be great we had a fairly extensive meeting with folks if the controlle

jocelyn, the author of "grandbaby cakes," good to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> look downstairs. we have these people at the table. they're going to chase down the chick-fil-a sandwich we just devoured with your cinnamon cake. look at the ingredients. >> great ingredients. these are sort of typical but we have butter, lots of butter for a good pound cake. we've also got two types of flour. i love to use a cake flour so it makes it nice and tender. then we use the all-purpose flour. >> this is big mama's recipe. >> yeah, my grandmother. i love her so much. she's my inspiration for baking. i added a modern twist. this is great for people, millenials, too. >> let's get started with the mixing. first of all, you have buttered that pan. >> you also always have to prepare your pan. i also added flour to make sure it doesn't stick. >> talk about adding things together. >> this goes inside of the cake. we've got some melted butter, a we've got also some cinnamon and flour. mix it all together until it's smooth. it's going to be your inside. >> we're going to abbreviate the process. i kn

. >>> ay, comenzamos con jocelyn que cumple 15 aÑos ahÍ, preciosa. >>> miren, tambiÉn a la hermosa valeryos). despuÉs de esta afinaciÓn, buenos dÍas, seÑores, hoy es jueves, 31 de marzo, a mi me gusta como tu cantas. >>> gran ts, voy a participar en la voz kids. >>> a juzgar por las medidas si. quiero hacer un acto de justicia esta niÑa baila, no por su raÍz boricua, si no porque su papÁ es un gran bailarÍn quÉ pasa, tony, es tony quien le da la in indicaciÓn. >>> ese movimiento circular es de la mamÁ. >>> pronto le voy a enseÑar. >>> te lo dije. >>> bueno, alaÏa, lo que va a bailar cuando este ahÍ viendo premios billboard, de la mÚsica latina este aÑo con la temÁtica de billboard duetos, hemos anunciado algunos cÓmoda dida di yankee con don omar entre otros. >>> y hoy vamos anunciar el prÓximo 28 de abril, alejandro fernÁndez llega con su hija mila camila. >>> y tambiÉn don francisco se une a la fiesta de premios billboard no se lo pueden perder este 8 de april, por donde... >>> por telemundo. >>> eso! vamos con neida y las noticias. aquÍ estoy lista, para despertar les bien informado es

. >>> adelante >>> yo me llamo jocelyn gallo y soy del centro de los Ángeles y tengo una pregunta parante tuvieron con el matrimonio, era valido, vivieron como esposo y pueden tener convicciÓn. >>> perfecto vamos a con la tercera pregunta que hablÓ una televidente desde nueva york aquÍ la tiene >>> quiero hacer una pregunta para el abogado, es que tengo una hermana que estÁ en proceso y mi papÁ la pidiÓ y hace 15 aÑos estÁ en proceso y quiero saber cuÁnto tarda el documento >>> cuando un ciudadano americano pide a la hija, en este caso mayor de edad si estÁ casada. aproximadamente puede dilatar otto mares ot otto maro tomarse, basado en el paÍs que viene, termina 15 aÑos, si es a casado o no, son 15 aÑos. >>> yo soy residente que tengo una hija de 6 aÑos, es ciudadano a perimericana ella al tener bl mayorÍa de edad pe pime pide co ciudadano >>> tarda muchos aÑos >>> no eres considerado un familiar inmediato, en este caso el padre pidiendo a la hija, si la hija tiene mÁs es mayor de edad, entonces entra en las prioridades, si hubiera sido menor de edad >>> en el caso mÍo cuÁnto durarÍa

> okay item number 3 on the agenda headlight item number 3 the report from the executive director jocelynou're up. >> all right. i'll be brief last night what the 90 awards we're all fairly tired i wanted to mention just fleeting discussion of the 2016 summit submit we are considering dates right now in the latter end of the year if you're new to the commission we do an annual submit for permit holder and folks interested in the this taken place comments sometime in octoberish at this point and i would love you guys not this

> okay item number 3 on the agenda headlight item number 3 the report from the executive director jocelyn you're up. >> all right. i'll be brief last night what the 90 awards we're all fairly tired i wanted to mention just fleeting discussion of the 2016 summit submit we are considering dates right now in the latter end of the year if you're new to the commission we do an annual submit for permit holder and folks interested in the this taken place comments sometime in octoberish at this point and i would love you guys not this minute but look at our fall skerldz so see what might work and through by e-mail at me ideas for this go tops we've done many things the last year included more of the residents development work as well as a presentation from the new york city on sexual assault prevention and some kind of highlight of new information we look forward to as around where we are in terms of the residential development to this point and maybe legacy businesses you know some think about that and send an e-mail that would be great we had a fairly extensive meeting with folks if the control

> okay item number 3 on the agenda headlight item number 3 the report from the executive director jocelynu're up. >> all right. i'll be brief last night what the 90 awards we're all fairly tired i wanted to mention just fleeting discussion of the 2016 summit submit we are considering dates right now in the latter end of the year if you're new to the commission we do an annual submit for permit holder and folks interested in the this taken place comments sometime in octoberish at this point and i would love you guys not this minute but look at our fall skerldz so see what might work and through by e-mail at me ideas for this go tops we've done many things the last year included more of the residents development work as well as a presentation from the new york city on sexual assault prevention and some kind of highlight of new information we look forward to as around where we are in terms of the residential development to this point and maybe legacy businesses you know some think about that and send an e-mail that would be great we had a fairly extensive meeting with folks if the controller