jocelyn: we pay about, like, what? ashley: every room is around $600. -jocelyn: yeah.ds 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, then i'm not sure wh

cbs 58's jocelyne pruna joins us live in the studio with more. jocelyne? these hospitals... the united way... and health representives came together to raise this money. at the end-- 75-thousand dollars will help the city. their priority-- low income families. nats of waterbaker "these filters e going to help remove lead from these vulnerable populations."a big investment to make sure everyone has clean water. partnership model for the entire nation to see how milwaukee is responding to lead hazards. according to city leaders. lead affects homes built before 1951.... the city added phosphate to prevent it from going inside your home... but when there's construction nearby-- lead exposure increases. mayor tom barrett says that's about 40 percent of the homes in the city. mayor tom barrett/ city of milwaukee "i would imagine that there are thousands of homes that fall into that category so we want to make sure that we are reaching out to them and that they know the importance filters for their r. pregnant moms and families with kids under the age of 6. barrett "particularly in

families.cbs 58's jocelyne pruna has the details from the newsroom...jocelyne. if you can't afford a water filter and live in a home built before 1951... this partnership will help get you one. this 75-thousand dollars is targeting moms and their kids under the age of 6. several hospitals came together to raise this money-- aurora health care, ascension of wisconsin , froedhert and the medical college of wisconsin... as well as the united way. the mayor did want to be clear--- the city's water mains don't have lead but the older homes built before 1951 have lead laterals, pipes that connect the water main to the home. high lead levels have been a problem in the city... city health department data shows that in 20-10, three point four percent of milwaukee's children had unsafe lead levels. "i would imagine that there are thousands of homes that fall into that category so we want to make sure that we are they know the importance filters for their water." water." the city has a list of filters that are certified to remove lead.. you can check those out on our websi

jocelyn: sentía que la escuela no era para mí.aduated 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. >> it's awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge law in our country. >> because you wou

jocelyn: sentía que la escuela no era para mí.ever 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. ♪(somber piano) ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope some day you'll join us♪ ♪and the world wi

live in milwaukee, jocelyne pruna, cbs58news. to the south side now where dozens of bay view residents woke up to an unpleasant surprise this morning. morning.windows on their cars had been smashed during the night. this was along wentworth avenue.....police place the number of cars hit lives in the neighborhood. he says his car wasn't hit this time...but he's been targeted before. "end of june, i guess there was another rash of stuff, couple garage break-ins and my wife's wheels and tires were taken right off her car, dumped it on cinder blocks and left it here as a surprise for " us." that incident set him back about 25-hundred dollars. milwaukee police are looking for the vandals. if you have any information, please give toss to drew drew tonight: increasing clouds late. lows near 60.wednesday: variably cloudy with scattered showers and rumbles of thunder between 10 am and 5 pm. highs in the middle 60s during the morning; however, temperatures will fall into the 40s by evening. winds: sw/nw 10-20 mph.rest of the week: behind o

money.cbs 58's jocelyne pruna spoke to that man...she joins us now live with more...jocelyne. this is where police say the 85 year old man was robbed near 52nd and auer. lee brown says he was pulling up to his driveway when he was yesterday around 5:15 in the afternoon their ages range between 13 years old to 28. 4 men and a young 17 year old woman. brown says they were armed with clubs or sticks. police found the suspects based on the description brown gave about 6 blocks away and they were arrested.brown tells me he was frightened and angry that something this happened to him. 3 "they surprised me before i can get all the way out of the car and that's gave them the keys, he said give me your money and i said ok you can have the money, just don't hit me i have heart " problems." brown says the group gave him his keys back and only took about 20-30 dollars. coming up at 5 you'll hear how this is putting people who live in the neighborhood on edge. live in milwaukee, jocelyne pruna, the antigo police department is investigating a disturbing youtube video posted seven years ago.

jocelyn: sentía que la escuela no era para mí.st 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. get set! ♪you're rolled out at the dawning of the day♪ (sfx:starter pistol shot) ♪heart racin' as

ingredients in this cab is okay in small doses is okay, but in large doses it is how macbeth month old jocelyn tapper having a surgery. >> it was really brightening. really frightening to see your baby doing something like this. >> reporter: her parents pinned it down to these. teething tabs. >> it is supposed to be a safer way to keep the baby in less pain. >> reporter: instead, jocelyn got so sick, she was taken to the emergency room. now, the food and drug administration is looking into whether these teething tablets have caused the death of ten other babies. >> it is what we expect to see from that substance. >> reporter: it is belladonna. in a high enough dose, it becomes a poison. because rules are not quite as strict for homeopathic medicines, that is what may have happened. >> when you get a bottle of something, it is not an exact the fda is warning parents not to use them. >> see? >> the scary part was we thought our girl might have some kind of permanent neurological problem. >> reporter: she will be fine. no permanent damage. but they don't want any other kids to get hurt. most drug

the cbs 58 news after the game.if you have any information call greenfield police.in greenfield, jocelyne pruna cbs 58 news. 3 we begin our campaign 2016 coverage tonight with donald trump's newly scheduled events for his visit to wisconsin next monday. monday.we told you yesterday he was returning to wisconsin....now we know 'where' he's going to be and 'when.' 3 trump will attend a rally at the k-i convention center in green ba at 4-o'clock. then he west allis for a 7 p-m appearance.trump today spoke in florida and publicly addressed new allegations of sexual misconduct leveled against him. 3 these vicious claims about me of inappropriate conduct with women are totally and absolutely false false trump was responding to claims that he inappropriately touched or kissed women during encounters years called the accusations 'pure fiction' and blamed what he called the "clinton machine" for orchestrating them. these reports, added to the release of the access hollywood video last week, have created a crisis inside the republican party....whose leaders trump is now attacking. today, one of tho

jocelyn landis from doubleday. i interviewed you for a position a couple of months ago. yes, the one i didn't get. i was watching you play. oh, i'm not very good. no. you exhibited a lot of grace out there. really? grace? so have you found anything yet? uh, no. not really. you should keep in touch. something may be opening up in a few weeks. is that a brew line? oh, brew line. newman's got the same one. newman plays tennis? he's fantastic. would you mind if i tried this out?

a and >>> we are just about at halloween that means the holiday season is almost upon us and the jocelyn county project holiday campaign is trying to make sure families here don't go hungry. cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is live in iowa, stephanie can you tell us about this campaign? >> reporter: well, i have the perfect person standing right next to me who can you tell you more, she is with the center of johnson county, how are you today, sarah. >> great. >> reporter: can you tell us about this project heal? >> so project holiday is in its 29th year, we give out holiday meals including turkey, chicken or choice of entree and all the pickings to local families who may not otherwise have a holiday meal. >> reporter: okay, so we are standing here in the warehouse area. as we all can see there is lots of food in here, how does the donated? >> the food in here today is a lot from scouting for food, so thanks to everyone who donated to that and it's also from table to table which is a food rescue organization here in johnson county. >> reporter: have any local businesses donated to th

. >> reporter: residents like jocelyn just want to live in peace. >> it's a very unsafe place sometimes. >> reporter: no one in this building was hurt. with the latest from southeast, john henry, usa 9. >> no word on if any of the shootings were linked. we talked to the mayor this morning about the shootings. when pressed she said she was says she promises to follow up with local leaders about the matter. >>> saying bye-bye to the panda, that will be sent back to china in early 2017. part of the deal with the china wildlife conservation association. all cubs must be moved to china by the time they turn 4. the zoo says it's planning special bon voyage. the first cub born at the zoo since 2005. >>> why would someone go to a deserted island only to have thousands of people follow him on social media? first, a flasher is lurking around a local school. hear from parents and students who are demanding police take action. (war drums beating) fight heartburn fast. with tums chewy delights. tum tum tum tum. chewy delights. only from tums. woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing to represent me

jocelyn landis from doubleday. i interviewed you for a position a couple of months ago. yes, the one i didn't get. i was watching you play. oh, i'm not very good. no. you exhibited a lot of grace out there. really? grace? so have you found anything yet? uh, no. not really. you should keep in touch. something may be opening up in a few weeks. is that a brew line? oh, brew line. newman's got the same one. newman plays tennis? he's fantastic. would you mind if i tried this out?

he hired childhood friend, phillip cutler to kill jocelyn peters last march. >> he committed the crime in such a way that he would be as physically far away on the night the murder occurred. unfortunately for him there is a lot of other evidence that points to him being directly involved. >> the victim a teacher was seven months pregnant when she was killed. and that green gave cutler $2500 money intended for a class trip. >>> a 4-year-old girl kidnapped in florida over the weekend is back with her family and her abductor a long time family friend is in jail and due to be at a court appearance later today. here is the story of the dramatic reunion. >> cameras were there and rolling when authorities reunited rebecca lewis with her family in florida. >> bring me home. >> she had been missing since saturday until police found her more than 800 miles away at baptist memorial hospital in memphis. a young woman saw the girl walking hand in hand with her alleged abductor and recognized her from amber alerts from facebook. >> said she is wearing the same outfit and we went straight to security

. >> 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

he invited patients from jocelyn diabetes center to meet him. he himself is diabetic. he even compared glucose numbers with one how he keeps his numbers in check while performing. nice voice. >> sarah: yeah. everything you need the know and go is coming up next. why the mbta is forgiving part of their fines for keolis following the brutal winter of 2015. >> reporter: and a convicted child rapist whose release prompted outrage is arrested again. >> christa: and crunching the numbers, how cambridge native is that ice-t? nope, it's lemonade. is that ice-t? lemonade. ice-t? what's with these people, man? lemonade. read it. ok. delicious. ice-t at a lemonade stand? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money marin saved by switching to geico. yo, ice-t! it's lemonade, man! >> sarah: all right. 5:45 on this monday morning. take a live look outside. it's time now for everything you need the start your day off right. >> christa: it gets dark so early. bri, enough about that. let's talk about the forecast. >> bri: that's good news for earlier. sunrise this morning at 7:00

jody sent this in of her granddaughter jocelyn. smelling the flowers on a sunny >>> all right welcome back. our buddy is back. >> radar is here along with frank thanks for coming back. >> thanks for having us. >> he looks bigger. >> he is a monster and he is 26 >> 26 pounds. >> we watched during the commercial break the little bit of time and how he is paying attention he seems like he's quick study here. >> he is. i mean one of the smartest puppies i've seen. he is right on it every time he focuses in on me when we are training and he is going to be easy to train. >> yeah. >> what can he do so far. >> right now we are working on basic puppy skills. the proper puppy manners walking on a leash sitting in front of us. so with the service dogs they heel so they look at the veteran this way and the veteran focuses on them and being attacks splash backs circle or block he can do it all from this position so this is what we mainly work on in the beginning the front command. >> how much training is case dar getting per day. >> radar is tr

actually in the teaching id with jocelyn benson at wayne state law school we are now in the of a course on legislation and our main focus in that course is on oversight. and some of the cases and practices that are involved in oversight, we actually use mort's book as one of our text in our course but i hope jocelyn gets year. she until recently was at the dean of wayne state law school, and now she is taking on other responsibilities but she's also going to continue at wayne law as the director of levin center. thank the pew center for the hospitality are today. obviously, and tremendously indebted to linda who is the director, my staff director, the one who is also the staff director of the subcommittee on investigations and earlier oversight subcommittee which we had which was called the oversight of government management. i walked in, a number of people greeted me. they said is linear? and is here. we all love. everyone told me how much they love linda come with good reason. she's an extraordinary extraordinary human being. we have for students with this year from the levin center.

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minor technical amendments i'll move those amendments after public comment and want to thank ann and jocelyn from the mr. vice president and berry from the department of the environment for their help in working to prepare this ordinance with that, i want to invite mr. graft to provide a brief presentation and note that mr. hooper from the department of the environment is here to answer any questions thank you. >> thank you, welcome. >> thank you, supervisor wiener good afternoon, supervisors ann planning department staff supervisor wiener mentioned the way it was prior to the solar ordinance only the california state legislation required 15 percent of rooftop space was solar ready meaning free and clear to install solar in the future since the ordinance a few months ago now there 15 percent is required to actually small the solar the item before you will allow for an alternative roof and the living says that a 2 to one ratio the thirty percent of the rooftops or more commonly perhaps a combination of both thirty percent of your roof as solar at the planning department staff is at that a whi

minor technical amendments i'll move those amendments after public comment and want to thank ann and jocelyn from the mr. vice president and berry from the department of the environment for their help in working to prepare this ordinance with that, i want to invite mr. graft to provide a brief presentation and note that mr. hooper from the department of the environment is here to answer any questions thank you. >> thank you, welcome. >> thank you, supervisor wiener good afternoon, supervisors ann planning department staff supervisor wiener mentioned the way it was prior to the solar ordinance only the california state legislation required 15 percent of rooftop space was solar ready meaning free and clear to install solar in the future since the ordinance a few months ago now there 15 percent is required to actually small the solar the item before you will allow for an alternative roof and the living says that a 2 to one ratio the thirty percent of the rooftops or more commonly perhaps a combination of both thirty percent of your roof as solar at the planning department staff is at that a whi

. >> it was brought up to me had a question and told them to talk with jocelyn on the residential development. >> commissioner wiener. >> what about commercial is it applied to converse i mean somebody asked me if there are areas zoned as commercial with no residential do they get the same treatment or go though the process. >> i'm not sure how to answer that question the review process was created related tool residential development between three hundred feet of places of entertainment commercial development primarily includes people sleeping, however. >> yeah. >> so not covered so the answer is inform today was an introduction to add hotel motel use to our review we'll have to rename our committee if this passes through the board as far as commercial buildings getting a review not parts of it all the legislation nor do i see any possible way politically to get that to work i'm not sure when a about the conflict. >> this was an office space i know. >> someone works if in their office until late at night and leveling street it is not possible but office space is. >> what's the conflict. >> i

morph asian-americans are more likely to develop diabetes at a lower bmi as evidenced by studies by jocelynlinic washington university and usc b the presents conference o convention recommended e recommends the screen at bmi 25 because at 25 the chances of developing diabetes has there's, however, if one uses this recommendation it will miss approximately 35 percent of diabetes in asian-americans population and it will even miss for cases of prediabetics in this population and national institute of health says that over 50 percent of the diabetes cases in asian-americans remain undiagnosed and unrecognized this means their missed opportunities for treatment and prevention. >> as a community eye doctor i've been seeing a good number of patients who are awe systematic the back the retina already shows damages by the diabetes and this damage is in the back the eye it correlates well with complications in kidney ♪ micro circulations in the extremities the the heart and in the brain matt haney that these stages of the diseases are high i recommend highly to screen for diabetes at bmi 23 thank yo

. >> it was brought up to me had a question and told them to talk with jocelyn on the residential development. >> commissioner wiener. >> what about commercial is it applied to converse i mean somebody asked me if there are areas zoned as commercial with no residential do they get the same treatment or go though the process. >> i'm not sure how to answer that question the review process was created related tool residential development between three hundred feet of places of entertainment commercial development primarily includes people sleeping, however. >> yeah. >> so not covered so the answer is inform today was an introduction to add hotel motel use to our review we'll have to rename our committee if this passes through the board as far as commercial buildings getting a review not parts of it all the legislation nor do i see any possible way politically to get that to work i'm not sure when a about the conflict. >> this was an office space i know. >> someone works if in their office until late at night and leveling street it is not possible but office space is. >> what's the conflict. >> i

. >> it was brought up to me had a question and told them to talk with jocelyn on the residential development. >> commissioner wiener. >> what about commercial is it applied to converse i mean somebody asked me if there are areas zoned as commercial with no residential do they get the same treatment or go though the process. >> i'm not sure how to answer that question the review process was created related tool residential development between three hundred feet of places of entertainment commercial development primarily includes people sleeping, however. >> yeah. >> so not covered so the answer is inform today was an introduction to add hotel motel use to our review we'll have to rename our committee if this passes through the board as far as commercial buildings getting a review not parts of it all the legislation nor do i see any possible way politically to get that to work i'm not sure when a about the conflict. >> this was an office space i know. >> someone works if in their office until late at night and leveling street it is not possible but office space is. >> what's the conflict. >> i

minor technical amendments i'll move those amendments after public comment and want to thank ann and jocelyn from the mr. vice president and berry from the department of the environment for their help in working to prepare this ordinance with that, i want to invite mr. graft to provide a brief presentation and note that mr. hooper from the department of the environment is here to answer any questions thank you. >> thank you, welcome. >> thank you, supervisor wiener good afternoon, supervisors ann planning department staff supervisor wiener mentioned the way it was prior to the solar ordinance only the california state legislation required 15 percent of rooftop space was solar ready meaning free and clear to install solar in the future since the ordinance a few months ago now there 15 percent is required to actually small the solar the item before you will allow for an alternative roof and the living says that a 2 to one ratio the thirty percent of the rooftops or more commonly perhaps a combination of both thirty percent of your roof as solar at the planning department staff is at that a whi

but the vision by jared jocelyn from verily said on duo, which is the diabetes program that sanofi andell insulin or novartis, nothing to do with sanofi, but it's about the customer. so the vision with digital health must be shared between the health care companies and the technology companies for these collaborations to be successful. so in closing, your body is radiating data. now those data are in your hands. my clicker just lost it's self. so the question is what will you do with those data to become the best person that you can be. thank you. [ applause ] i've got 1:28. anyone? yes. [ inaudible ] >> -- count all this data you're getting. the biggest issue on a scalable way, and this also goes back to virtual health in the future, is what to do with that data and then how do i, on demand, have access to somebody that can tell me what to do with that data? >> the next actionable outcomes. absolutely. that's why our product is getting so much interest is because not only are we collecting temperature data and showing it to a woman, but we're saying, okay, you're ovulating in two days

minor technical amendments i'll move those amendments after public comment and want to thank ann and jocelyn from the mr. vice president and berry from the department of the environment for their help in working to prepare this ordinance with that, i want to invite mr. graft to provide a brief presentation and note that mr. hooper from the department of the environment is here to answer any questions thank you. >> thank you, welcome. >> thank you, supervisor wiener good afternoon, supervisors ann planning department staff supervisor wiener mentioned the way it was prior to the solar ordinance only the california state legislation required 15 percent of rooftop space was solar ready meaning free and clear to install solar in the future since the ordinance a few months ago now there 15 percent is required to actually small the solar the item before you will allow for an alternative roof and the living says that a 2 to one ratio the thirty percent of the rooftops or more commonly perhaps a combination of both thirty percent of your roof as solar at the planning department staff is at that a whi

granddaughter jocelyn. smelling the flowers on a sunny