it was scary. >> reporter: jocelyn was too small for normal heart surgery, so dr. dave miller and steve leonard used a rare hybrid approach. >> that is to do a little cut down on the ck artery and that then gave dr. miller great access to be able to pass the catheters down to the heart and do the dilation of the valve. >> she's been through a lot. >> reporter: after an intense two-hour procedure. >> the heart function returned to normal almost immediately. >> reporter: success. followed by relief. >> i was rateful for what they had done. now our baby can live a healthy life and catch up to her sister and hopefully, they can cause ruckus in the weeks and years to come, mom is looking forward to a big first. >> i just want to be able to pick them up and snuggle them. >> reporter: can you blame her? both babies are doing well. jocelyn was by far the smallest baby to have that type of heart surgery at rocky mountain hospital for children. while jocelyn may need more heart procedures in the future, they are confident she will be able to be just like a normal kid. >> so

and jocelyn jumped and caught the reporter and the store was squelched for jocelyn, it was confirmation of hoover's unacknowledged but ill concealed yearn to return to office. the president may say he doesn't give a damn about re-election but wants it more than anything else. and part of this -- what i liked about this is this anecdote is that hoover is of two minds and it's not clear that he knows which side he is on. these conflicts are internal and they beguile hoover as well as everybody around him. hoover could also show in his duality some real determination, some real sense of what he wanted and where he was going. and an example of that to me, the telling one, is when he first learned that calvin coolidge was not going to run for re-election, hoover then was serving in coolidge's cabinet and was a like by and odds on favorite to succeed coolidge if coolidge were to step aside. but when this happened, hoover had no warning of it. nobody had any warning of it and that was sort of the way calvin coolidge didding did things. he would surprise people. and he did this in -- on this oc

jocelyn: we pay about, like, what? ashley: every room is around $600. -jocelyn: yeah.pe patrick understands what i'm getting at, because the store he's using as his office now, it ain't working. patrick: i mean, i'm not in love with this building, if that's what you're asking me. i don't like the vibe so much. i'm more inspired when i'm, like, around peop-- like, i-i-i feel like i would be, like, trapped in a building. there's not anyone around me. there's no distraction. and there's just not -- nothing going on. lemonis: i see windows and activity, and people coming in and out of the elevator, and fabric and carts, and you can walk the showroom and talk to other people, and there's a cut-and-sew here. and you can say to somebody, "what do you think of this?" and they can give you feedback. patrick: i mean, i don't want to be, like, sitting here just... -lemonis: ...working? -patrick: yeah. i want to work, obviously, but doesn't change ever freak you out? lemonis: it does. it does, but -- patrick: so i should be nervous. lemonis: but if you can't change your thinking,

live from interstate 94, jocelyne pruna, cbs58news. governor scott walker answered questions today about a report in a british-based newspaper that suggested "pay t politics involving companies that 'once made' lead paint. paint. as cbs 58 reported yesterday, the guardian report cited documents leaked from a now-closed john doe investigation into the walker recall campaign several years ago.when asked about the report today, walker called it "old news" and pointed to the results of the investigation. "if there was actions that they thought violated the law, they would have acted on it. it's not just one court, multiple courts have said that. people who failed to win chosen to leak bits and portions of things to try and win in the court of public opinion without giving people full perspective. 3 today wisconsin attorney general brad schimel tweeted this message about the guardian report..."currently reviewing available options to address serious legal questions raised by the leak and publication of these sealed documents." 3 we've been

cbs 58 and telemundo wisconsin reporter jocelyne pruna is here with the details...jocelyne? 3 mike,history tells us that latinos sometimes wait too long before they go to the doctor. they also are more likely than other groups to ?not? have insurance.....finding health care providers who speak their language can also be an issue. maria barker is the multicultural programs manager at planned parenthood...she knows all too well these heritage month to educate the community that these issues exist and help break barriers within the latino community. one of the programs they are promoting targets latinos and their health. it's called cuidandonos creceremos mas sanos-which in english translates as we'll grow healthier by taking care of ourselves. they do this throughout the state and it's a sexual and reproductive health program--- a topic that's often times considered taboo in hispanic families. "we not because it's our fault, we grew up not important discussions that are a must so ccmas, cuidandonos creceremos mas sanos teaches famlies, entire families how to normalize the conv

jocelyn: sentía que la escuela no era para mí.arim: most of my family they never graduated high school or even let alone go to college so i'm trying to break that barrier. jackie: my family never stopped pushing for me to be better because they knew what i could become and who i could become as a person. karim: everyday after work i went straight to school, studied hard, and it paid off. jocelyn: sentía como que si quiero cambiar el mundo tengo que cambiara mi primero. group: surprise! surprise! surprise! angela: i could not have gotten my diploma without my family. jocelyn: mi consejera, ella fue lo máximo para mí porque me ayudó mucho con todo. jackie: i've been given an opportunity and i'm just thankful for it. angela: yeah it's hard, but keep on going and keep on trying. karim: the high school diploma has just added to the confidence and now i feel unstoppable. narrator: find free adult education classes near you at finishyourdiploma.org. >>> we're back to the stocks that will work for you. gary, what do you got? >> young bran

restrictions...cbs 58's jocelyne pruna joins us live with the news details...jocelyne. the owner dave sobelman says he just wants to put of all this behind him.he says even though hes limited, hla he has a temporary permit which means he can sell food but not liquor.this permit will be in place until he has his next hearing on the 20th of this month at city hall.for the past 2 days... the restaurant was closed after getting its license suspended. apparently because the owner didnt show up for a hearing about an accidental shooting back in june at the entrance of his restaurant. sobelman says he wants to have a good charge of this district... and is saying sorry to anyone who was offended or affected by this. "i want to apologize for this 2 days temper tantrum that i had, this fight between me and baumann. i have 3 apologized to him and my wife for me being a bit unprofessional, more importantly to my staff who lost a days work." work." for the next 12 days until his hearing... he's donating a dollar for every burger sold will go to the charity of that day.live in milwau

jocelyn imani is a curatorial assistant helping to research some of the museums 3-thousand artifacts from slavery to the present day. (jocelyn imani/mellon curatorial prayed and conspired this building and the stories that we tell in it will level you if you think about it. (teary) museum officials hope visitors will be just as touched.. when thousands of untold stories are finally showcased. marlie hall cbs news washington. ((brian loftus)) >> president obama will dedicate the 540 million-dollar, 400-thousand square foot museum on satutrday./// ((brian loftus)) >>> today is the fir heat in las vegas. ((kirsten joyce)) >> after the break we'll take a look at this rising heat. and the dangers of climate change./// you're watching 8 news now good day. ((kirsten joyce)) you know your heart loves megared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers the omega-3 power of two regular fish oil pills... so give your body mega support to prove how authentic my new brewhouse bacon burger

live in milwaukee, jocelyne pruna, cbs58news. coming up tonight on the cbs 58 news at ten... it's the inspiration behind the new cbs hit show "bull": a look inside the world of jury consulting. our amanda porterfield brings us the story of a real life local jury consultant... and some attorneys to talk about what the job really entails... and how they figure out what makes people tick.don't miss the special report tonight on the cbs 58 news at ten. 3 and "bull" is part of our prime time cbs 58. it's "ncis" at 7, then "bull" at 8, "ncis new orleans" at nine and then the cbs 58 news at ten.l 3 3 3 tonight: on/off showers. lows wednesday: mostly cloudy and staying breezy. cool with highs in the upper 50s and low 60s. rain showers will be on and off throghout the day. winds: ne 10-20 mph.week ahead: clouds and sun for thursday with highs in the low to middle 60s thursday and mid 60s with a chance for showers friday. look for a few isolated showers and times of clouds saturday but mainly dry sunday. highs both weekend we want to show you a video that's gone viral.it's every newlyw

. >> we spoke to jennifer's sister jocelyn puente. >> jocelyn told the police that jennifer had gonevarado on march 16th. and at that point, that was the first time joe alvarado's name had come up. >> i've never heard the name joe alvarado before. not out of her mouth. >> joe alvarado is the boyfriend, or was the boyfriend, of jennifer puente. >> they had worked together at the sterilite corporation, a manufacturing corporation here in ennis. >> jocelyn mentioned she had a conversation with jennifer on march 17th at about 9:00 in the morning. she tells her sister that her and joe killed moriah. >> several days later, jennifer had called her and said that her and joe alvarado were leaving town. >> how can this little person, this young kid, being a kid herself, do such a heinous crime? >> joe didn't seem scared. didn't seem shocked. he just seemed numb. t-mobile's coverage is unstoppable. we doubled our lte coverage. and, with extended range lte, it reaches farther than ever. now you can stream video and music free in more places without using any of your data. from skylines to coastl

cbs 58's jocelyne pruna joins us live from the restaurant to explain. the owner dave sobleman sent out a tweet to alderman bob bauman for approving the temporary food permit... he says he also gave bauman a letter apologizing to him for his behavior during the last few days.sobelman says he wants to move forward and have a good relationship with the common council.his licence had been suspended after he didnt show up to a hearing about an accidental shooting that happened at his entrance in june. the temporary permit he has now allows him to sell food .. but he can't sell liquor... something that will hurt some of his business since its known for its bloody mary's.but he's being a day until his next hearing. sot luis gauscin /lives nearby "i think it's good. i live near, it's always been an option to come and eat here but i'm pretty happy that they are open again."sot dave sobleman/owner"i think everybody is happy. i'm happy to move forward, put this behind me. in truth, i think my wife, staff, we just want to be restaurant owners and run our restaurant

jocelyn: sentía que la escuela no era para mí. family they never graduated high school or even let alone go to college so i'm trying to break that barrier. jackie: my family never stopped pushing for me to be better because they knew what i could become and who i could become as a person. karim: everyday after work i went straight to school, studied hard, and it paid off. jocelyn: sa como que si quiero cambiar el mundo tengo que cambiara mi primero. group: surprise! surprise! surprise! angela: i could not have gotten my diploma without my family. jocelyn: mi consejera, ella fue lo máximo para mí porque me ayudó mucho con todo. jackie: i've been given an opportunity and i'm just thankful for it. angela: yeah it's hard, but keep on going and keep on trying. karim: the high school diploma has just added to the confidence and now i feel unstoppable. narrator: find free adult education classes near you at finishyourdiploma.org. lou: a few thoughts on the clinton obama political machine trying to affect the outcome of this presidential

jocelyn: sentía que la escuela no era para mí.they never graduated high school or even let alone go to college so i'm trying to break that barrier. jackie: my family never stopped pushing for me to be better because they knew what i could become and who i could become as a person. karim: everyday after work i went straight to school, studied hard, and it paid off. jocelyn: sentía como que si quiero cambiar el mundo tengo que cambiara mi primero. group: surprise! surprise! surprise! angela: i could not have gotten my diploma without my family. jocelyn: mi consejera, ella fue lo máximo para mí porque me ayudó mucho con todo. jackie: i've been given an opportunity and i'm just thankful for it. angela: yeah it's hard, but keep on goingunity and keep on trying. karim: the high school diploma has just added to the confidence and now i feel unstoppable. narrator: find free adult education classes near you at finishyourdiploma.org. ♪rock guitar ♪yeah ♪(rock music) ♪you can't do this, you can't deny ♪they feed us lines, but i won't act♪ ♪a

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as cbs58's jocelyne pruna found out right and safe way to "wear your baby" nats of crying baby getting into a carrierthis sound is all too familiar.for parents everywhere. "grab him"zipper, giggle but it's a struggle and an art. cryonce you get it- baby wearing becomes second nature. mom- pretty easy. lady- yep it's so easy. that's the great thing about it. nat: "this is my 2-year old and as you can see a ring sling is still working awesome for us." when jessica featherstone was a new mom sot: "it was frustrating, it was hard and i couldn't get anything done." carried. jessica featherstone/ president of milwaukee baby wearerssot: "someone said oh try milwaukee baby wearers, they'll be able to help and they did and it was a sigh of relief."at a group meetup, moms can try different carriers. you can also rent one for the month. the price-- 5 dollars and 50 cents. "baby carriers are like jeans. i can tell you what fits me the best but it ma y not fit you exactly the same so being able to try them on it's so helpful."nats cover her with video of mom trying her wrap on.sot ""i love being th

upset...cbs 58's jocelyne pruna continues our team coverage now with that...jocelyne. 3 bill, michele... as part of the budget revealed today, the work in the zoo interchange, specifically the north leg, wouldn't be done until 20-22. that two year delay aimed at closing a nearly one billion dollar hole in the transportation fund.governor walker says he believes that drivers would prefer to have a longer wait for construction to finish than to have any new gas tax introduced to pay for it.josh wicks says his daily detour of 10-15 minutes around the interchange every day is already adding up. 39:59-40:10 i'd absolutely be willing to pay more, i mean time is money and i lose time every day going to and from work work walker also said that more discussions need to happen over the i-94 east/west corridor... and whether more lanes need to be added.another point that has some frustrated... a big delay on work on i-94 in racine county. i'll have more on that coming up on the news at five. live along the zoo interchange, if you'd like to weigh in on the possibile extension of the zoo interchan

supports the state's decision.no word yet tonight on a date for a re-trial.live in the newsroom, jocelyne pruna, cbs58news. 3 we will have continuing covearge on this breaking news throughout the evening both on air and online at cbs 58 dot com. 3 we are still two days away from the 15th anniversary of the 9/11terror attacks in new york, washington and pennsylvania-- but the observances are already underwa. underway.this was a memorial parade today in lower manhattan, not far from where the twin towers of the world trade center came down on september 11th, 2001, killing nearly this was not the only early observance. 3 -nats music-"god bless america..land that i love." love." members of the house of representative gathered for a ceremony on the steps of the capitol today. that symbolic structure was apparently the target of 9/11 terrorists on a plane before passengers forced a crash in a pennsylvania field.a moment of silence was held at the pentagon, where a

(sot - jocelyn imani/mellon curatorial fellow) "all the people that sacrificed and that worked and prayed and conspired building and the stories that we tell in it will level you if you think about it. (teary) (track)museum officials hope visitors will be just as touched.. when thousands of untold stories are finally showcased.marlie hall cbs news washington. it's now on this morning.and if you're in it's degrees. degrees.just ahead...the early steps from corridor residents to get ready for the rising riv. the oldest introducing longhorn's great american steak dinner for $12.99. perfectly seasoned sirloin with your choice of side. plus an appetizer or a dessert. only at longhorn steakhouse. rivalry in cedar rapids continued tonight on the gird-iron -- between washington and jefferson -- the warriors looking to continue their recent dominance in the rivalrywhile the j-hawks -- looking for their first win of the season first quarter -- it was a defensive struggle -- bryan kunde's pass bounces off his receiver -- and into the hands of -- matt moore -- jeff gets a huge interception in the cap

live in milwaukee, jocelyne pruna, cbs58news. september is alzheimer's awareness month...and an in- home care facility for seniors is trying something ?new? to get the word out. out.synergy homecare is teaching seniors how to take selifes! for every senior selfie posted to their facebook page...five dollars wi alzheimer's association. "you know how they say an old dog can't learn new trucks...hey we can learn new tricks anytime! you just need to be slow with us, take your t" time." their goal is to reach five hundred selfies by the end of the month. so grab your a grandparent or parent and teach them how to take a selife...for a good cause. the markets are already weighing in on last night's presidential debate --- within the first 15 minutes mexico's peso surged from recent record lows. the canadian dollar also rose...a sign that some investors think hillary clinton did better than donald . trump.and the trend continued today...the dow gained about 133. the nasdaq is up 48 and the s and p is also up nearly 14. 3 3 the maker of e

sot jocelyn/victim's granddaughter there's certainly been a public safety concern in that east san jose neighborhood.and kron 4 was the first to tell you about this arrest through our mobile app. we sent a push alert just before 10 this morning. make sure you download the kron- 4 news app to always get the latest breaking news. it's free for iphone and android devices. >> vicki:police in san jose are looking for the suspect who fired an airsoft or b-b gun at officers while they were out on a call. this happened early yesterday afternoon on santa teresa boulevard. a business called police when it thought someone was shooting toward their building. the suspect even continued shooting at the arriving officers. investigators think it was some kind of b-b gun being used. no one was injured.but police were unable to track the shooter down. san jose police are looking for any information that can help with the investigation. bcn49:sj: police seeking suspect who fired airsoft or bb gun at investigating officers police in morgan hill say a meat market employee. is in custody.on suspicion of mole

next i'll ask jocelyn kane from the entertainment commission to come up. >> oh, look how tall that is good afternoon and again jocelyn kane entertainment commission pr before i begin oh, congratulations i want to thank supervisor wiener and the board for championing night life over the years it's been a pleasure to work with you and your office on the impact studies on transportation and improving the tools of the entertainment commission and good outlining the night life and that can't be reiterated you thank you for working group this studies through 2016 and we know how important in terms of economics i want to take a moment to look at a quantitative look at night life and the possible opportunities to take advantage according to the planning documents san francisco it has a sub culture since the 1920s and considers itself one the night life capitals of the world and the pubs and performance and parades and festivals celebrating the lgbt cultural are a vital part of our city's night life i want to ask the question does our city have a vibrant night life and gay night life in spite

. >> thank you jocelyn.. >> mission accomplished. accom >> for helping us today.all right.all r time now for our fox5 first fivf photo of the day we got five-year-old jocelyn everybodye >> good morning.. >> modeling thing.hing read this with conviction now. >> oh wait a minute. i didn't see>> the boots. yes. >> here's the deal. she is one active girl who loves to go to a school dance -- wait, wait, wait. wait. let me try that again. >> tuck, and here's joss liposip tuck, read this.hi >> oh, thank you.>>, t >> she's one active girl whoe go loves to go to school, dance, de and play dress up. u >> yes. yes >> there you go. well done.e. (applause). >> is that better. >> an intr inn intro worthy off jocelyn. >> no one said i was an ne sa anchorman.anman we love your picture and cute ae can be and i fashion forward.. >> um-hmm. >> she's really cute.y ce you know what she's owning it.wt she didn't just, you know,'t jty somebody didn't just put that oo her. she's owning it.g i >> go for it and conquer today.d >> we love it. it >> all right. go to our facebook page fox5 fo

next i'll ask jocelyn kane from the entertainment commission to come up. >> oh, look how tall that is good afternoon and again jocelyn kane entertainment commission pr before i begin oh, congratulations i want to thank supervisor wiener and the board for championing night life over the years it's been a pleasure to work with you and your office on the impact studies on transportation and improving the tools of the entertainment commission and good outlining the night life and that can't be reiterated you thank you for working group this studies through 2016 and we know how important in terms of economics i want to take a moment to look at a quantitative look at night life and the possible opportunities to take advantage according to the planning documents san francisco it has a sub culture since the 1920s and considers itself one the night life capitals of the world and the pubs and performance and parades and festivals celebrating the lgbt cultural are a vital part of our city's night life i want to ask the question does our city have a vibrant night life and gay night life in spite

the woman at the center of the case is 19-year-old jocelyn. on friday she filed a $66 million claim against the city of oakland. >>> four san francisco police officers are recovering after they were attacked with a fire extinguisher. the officers responded to a call about a mentally disturbed person. a man sprayed them with the fire extender sure. he was arrested the officers were taken to the hospital to be treated. >>> tomorrow sheriff's deputies will calm armed with body cameras. the department will issue 85 cameras. in june the board of supervisors approved a five- year agreement for body cameras and cloud-based data storage. the first year of the program will cost about $200,000. >>> hundreds of people who were supposed to be deported from the u.s. were instead granted citizenship. find out who is owning up to the huge mistake. >>> new housing coming to a be area university is getting mixed reviews. why some worry it could lead to self segregation. >>> a push to make south driving cars safer. we have a ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, accidentally gran

next i'll ask jocelyn kane from the entertainment commission to come up. >> oh, look how tall that is good afternoon and again jocelyn kane entertainment commission pr before i begin oh, congratulations i want to thank supervisor wiener and the board for championing night life over the years it's been a pleasure to work with you and your office on the impact studies on transportation and improving the tools of the entertainment commission and good outlining the night life and that can't be reiterated you thank you for working group this studies through 2016 and we know how important in terms of economics i want to take a moment to look at a quantitative look at night life and the possible opportunities to take advantage according to the planning documents san francisco it has a sub culture since the 1920s and considers itself one the night life capitals of the world and the pubs and performance and parades and festivals celebrating the lgbt cultural are a vital part of our city's night life i want to ask the question does our city have a vibrant night life and gay night life in spite

>> reporter: jocelyn sida, president of mi familia vote, gutierrez were purposely inflammatory. >> they are not speaking out of knowledge. they are not speaking out of facts. they are not speaking coherently about any type of policy or realistic had policy. >> we need a solution. >> reporter: back in the kitchen, noel and his wife are looking forward to the future success of their growing business in the united states. >> right now, we're a small business but we are thinking big. we know in the future we're going this country. >> reporter: samsung, news 3. >>> a police officer goes above and beyond to help a woman in a car crash. what motivated him to get the single mom back on the road after her car was totaled. >>> if you are planning to spend the holiday weekend on the lake, you are not alone. the new rules you should know for seniors like barbara, social security makes a difference every month. but for the wall street types who've given congressman joe heck's campaigns over $500,000, social security could mean billions of dollars in fees. that's what privatizing social security mean

supports the state's decision.no word yet tonight on a date for a re-trial.live in the newsroom, jocelyne pruna, cbs58news. 3 we will have continuing covearge on this breaking news throughout the evening both on air and online at cbs 58 dot com. 3 we are still two days away from the 15th anniversary of the 9/11terror attacks in new york, washington and pennsylvania-- but the observances are already underwa. underway.this was a memorial parade today in lower manhattan, not far from where the twin towers of the world trade center came down on september 11th, 2001, killing nearly this was not the only early observance. 3 -nats music-"god bless america..land that i love." love." members of the house of representative gathered for a ceremony on the steps of the capitol today. that symbolic structure was apparently the target of 9/11 terrorists on a plane before passengers forced a crash in a pennsylvania field.a moment of silence was held at the pentagon, where a 184 people.the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks hits home for every american, but especially for firefighters....one of them shared h

. >> thank you jocelyn kane it is a pleasure to be here for my first report out to the entertainment commission so there is a couple of areas i want to speak to first of all, sort of analysis of the 10 b police officer process the city and then whether those an upcoming working group and data collective so first of all, regarding the 10 b police officer in the spring as you may know the board passed legislation to have the data collection for when events are required to hire off duty police officers most of them are liquor this is a response to what we've been hearing about the rules and the process for hiring is officers as well is the cap on the fees have been unclear or inconsistent and also with the cost and timeliness when the final amount is due from the police department not known until after the event and did the for the mraernlz in terms of budgeting my role i'm working with the police department to first of all, come up with inventory list effected by the 10 b a standard definition free events serving alcohol and meeting and security plan and did amplified sound and making

. >> despite the pressure, jocelyn calmly talked the family through cpr. >> with your hand under her neck, pinch her nose closed and take two regular breaths and pump the chest 30 more times. do you see the chest rising and falling? >> yes. >> okay, keep going, 30 more times. count it out loud for me. >> 12, 13, 14, 15, 16. >> nice job. good work. >> i'm so happy she's okay, and that her family was there with her. >> they are so happy she was on the job. there she is, right there. the 4-year-old girl is stable and doing very well today. a relief for a dispatcher who doesn't usually learn the end result of her calls. this time, she did. larry and ama. >>> a debt collection company faces a $10 million lawsuit. they claim the firm robo called consumers without consent. it accuses i core us and its employees of subjecting numerous people to harassing phone calls for months, and those robo calls kept coming, even though some people owed no money at all. they issued a statement, saying it was improperly named in the lawsuit. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00, the 911 call that led police

next i'll ask jocelyn kane from the entertainment commission to come up. >> oh, look how tall that is good afternoon and again jocelyn kane entertainment commission pr before i begin oh, congratulations i want to thank supervisor wiener and the board for championing night life over the years it's been a pleasure to work with you and your office on the impact studies on transportation and improving the tools of the entertainment commission and good outlining the night life and that can't be reiterated you thank you for working group this studies through 2016 and we know how important in terms of economics i want to take a moment to look at a quantitative look at night life and the possible opportunities to take advantage according to the planning documents san francisco it has a sub culture since the 1920s and considers itself one the night life capitals of the world and the pubs and performance and parades and festivals celebrating the lgbt cultural are a vital part of our city's night life i want to ask the question does our city have a vibrant night life and gay night life in spite

. >> good afternoon, commissioners kathleen russian hill association thank you to jocelyn and mia and for others giving us an overview they've raised some of the concerns you're aware but to concern the comments the proposed example d g are not presented on the over arching guidelines october 20th is no longer the u d g but a date of a hearing for the commission and 3 extensive outreach to the associations as well as is community are participation is planned and completion of the evolving review process is anticipated in 2017 but no deadline no question we need a clear guideline it is complimentary to each other and guidelines rated to areas and their promote and have compatibility with the context we need guidelines will provide the - it's not fair to none to put the planning commission in a position of designing projects after 9:00 p.m. on a theirs evening as you've had to do recently with 60 in a potential historic district and 1465 pacific a low mixed use area new structures will shoot into the century outlined neighborhood and not acceptable compromises but that's what happens un

jocelyn pan,ta is charged with accessory before the fact in the death of diana abataluna. according to an,ta helped jonathan ramon before the shooting. >>> students at raleigh's -- high school returned to class with heavy heart this is morning after the labor day weekend. >> that's after a class mat, died in a wade county pool where she worked as a lifeguard. renee? >> reporter: some who knew 17- year-old rachel rosa have taken to social media to express their grief. one tweet from -- high school's account reads, heritage point neighborhood. a family member tells wral rosov was alone at the pool at the time. they believe she grabbed a metal bar for support as she checked chemicals in the water. she was knocked unconscious by an heck try call shock and drowned. investigators have not said how the pool may have been electrically charged. rosov was remembered by a pantry where she volunteered. . what a loss for themel high school. >> absolutely. thank you for that new information. >>> we still have some lingering problems from tropical storm hermine on the outer banks. part o

jocelyn is the wonder behind grandbaby cakes. >> two yummy things today. starting with my one-bowl chewy brownies. these are the ingredients. everything is dropped into one bowl. the dry stuff, of course the oreos and some chocolate chips. we'll start with our melted butter. our sugar. we have two types of sugar, brown sugar and regular sugar. granulated sugar. you can mix this up for me. you can't go wrong with that. this is so easy. just start mixing it up. >> i guess right now i could just go -- >> you could probably just drive in right now. >> then i'm going to add our eggs one at a time. we want to do that so we can get a really nice smooth batter going. >> can i admit to you that i'm not -- >> you are already doing a great you've already killed this. >> i do rice krispie treats. >> you can do this, too! >> okay. >> we are making this super nice and chewy so adding a little oil. then of course you got to add some vanilla for some flavor. get that in. our last step is our dry ingredients. some cocoa powder, some flour and some baking soda. >> do you ba

nineteen-year-old jocelyn paneta is charged with accessory before the fact in the death of diana ibataluna. the 22-year-old was shot and killed outside ma'am bow sports bar on new hope church road last month. according to arrest warrants, paneta helped jonathan ramon before the shooting. >>> student returned to class with heavy hearts this morning after the labor day weekend. >> that's after a class mate died in a wake county pool where she worked as a lifeguard. bill leslie joins us now with how that student's being remembered. bill? . >> some who knew her have taken to social media to express their grief. one tweet from themel high school's account reads, rosov was a lifeguard -- in the heritage point neighborhood. they believe she grabbed a metal bar for support as she checked chemicals in the water. a preliminary always say suggests she was knocked unconscious by an electrical shock, and drowned. the complete report will come later. investigators have not said how the pool may have become electrically charged. rosov was also remembered by a volunteered. in a facebook post, the food ark

in second sundays and wish to utilize the primary and helped me communicate with maggie as well as jocelyn and yeah. >> that's great i love hearing stories of hometown people that ends up buying their local whatever it is and taking it over and investing in the city and not displaced that's a great story i'm glad you told that i don't have any questions. >> i go to the gym there this is really good amp. >> we have outstanding ample. >> no, i go to the gym with a workout. >> my yoga. >> questions if not thank you for your story have a seat. and open up for public comment. >> hello my name is stephan i looked at that space he working on other projects in the neighborhood and said you know what this place this is a fresh energy and a new jive as that street a meeting this is like an extended living room the prior owner was in did restaurant business and took over that for his brother but tired and he's psa the torch to young cats that have great energy and revive he everything eave read is positive i hope they do this year for a year and come back they have a cool spot and it is the right peo

flo's granddaughter jocelyn would like to say a few words. >> i would like to thank the santa clara county sheriff's department for their diligence in bringing in the suspect. my grandmother was a peaceful, loving woman. who lived there since 1964. it was my grandmother. it could be yours. it could be your mother. please, if you have any additional information, call, text, please don't let this go away because the person is apprehended. as they said, there's still a chance there was an accomplice. people deserve to be safe in their homes. people deserve to be able to go to sleep. please, just call. >> hi, i'm pastor michael wallace of the zion baptist church in the city of oakland. ms. flo is my aunt. we wanted to thank god for all of the community and the police and law enforcement that have engaged in this matter. we are grateful for the sheriff's department for their diligence in bringing justice on behalf of our aunt. she is still in very critical condition. she is fighting for her very life. she was savagely beaten during this encounter. and, we just need the public to continue to lif

. >> say hello to jocelyn mom and dad say she has three older brothers absolutely adore here duffel. we have a duffel we will take get you there. first of all we will show some of that us, lebron james himself is the executive producer. oh my goodness. it is unreal. that was amazing. it looks come back here are all about. hand made bags. >> our number one we named after though we were first marriedf ad what that means is if you get it stuck in there you will rub it right out. installation of this what we are known for with our signature pieces.w that is a weight-bearing piece? >> yes. you can honestly butces much as you need in their you put your keys on their and them right here in cleveland. and then you have the raw material so then the definition is an abundant source of quality he loved the word he said let's up the definition he said while we are going to come back when we come back back to you guys in the studio. 7:26 a.m. is your time. much more news weather and traffic straightahead. >> accused of assaulting a nine -year-old massillon girl has spent time in prison for this r

. >> thank you jocelyn kane it is a pleasure to be here for my first report out to the entertainments i want to speak to first of all, sort of analysis of the 10 b police officer process the city and then whether those an upcoming working group and data collective so first of all, regarding the 10 b police officer in the spring as you may know the board passed legislation to have the data collection for when events are required to hire off duty police officers most of them are liquor this is a response to what we've been hearing about the rules and the process for hiring is officers as well is the cap on the fees have been unclear or inconsistent and also with the cost and timeliness when the final amount is due from the police department not known until after the event and did the for the mraernlz in terms of budgeting my role i'm working with the police department to first of all, come up with inventory list effected by the 10 b a standard definition free events serving alcohol and meeting and security plan and did amplified sound and making sure that the event producers are aware

festival and concerto and had to keep on going to the teamster to pull a one-day license and finally jocelyn contacted us and suggested we come and receive an apartment permits only activated until december but such desire to use it as intends that's why we're here for our place of entertainment grant. >> as you can see we have a website where folks in the neighborhood can see what we have available whoops how do i make it go to the next oh, whoops no, i can't say go backwards no going back i'm sorry not clear for i apologize one of the things we have a technically training call big tech for small buzz i could benefit we help the businesses with technologies and help to build their biz and what happens after december 2016. >> the city will issue an rfp to get the building sold this is activating the building while in the process while the rfp process is there we don't want it sitting there by. >> and planning to hold how many more events there four months period. >> funny you should ask to events that we have people that have confirmed they're interested we have a report. >> we've had 13 eve

. >> one of the reasons i got involved in really involved with jocelyn was many my son, he -- my wife had preterm labor, she was diagnosed with gestational diabetes. so it was amazing to understand how we needed to cater a specific diet and the foods that really had a high glyce lot of things. so we -- diego was happy and healthy but the diet was so important. >> that's how you got involved. it was a personal thing. >> she was, you know, she had a personal chef. but it was really interesting, you know. >> a personal great chef. >> personal great chef. >> i want to thank you so much for coming by to tell -- for telling us about it. again, it's a wonderful event. we really, really, i would recommend for people to go to this empty. have some fun and bring awareness about obviously and by. >> all right. >> for more information on the event, you can call the number on the screen. you can also get a direct link to their website and their different social media pages by visiting us. and like every week, we want you to connect with us online. like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. >> t

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