josephine catanzaro, school aide:"you think you're never going to use it.s rewarding you saved someone's life it would have been devastating if i wouldn't have been able to."at least 2 staff members are required to be certified in the heimlich, cpr and defibrillator. there are 6 people trained at the louis desario school.joseph bonomi, asst. principal:"we tend to over staff because we have very young population and we like to be safe rather than sorry."josephine showed us what she did.josephine catanzaro, school aide:"so you place your fist between his belly button and his rib cage. with my other hand i press inward and do it a couple times until the food is dislodged."joseph says he knows how lucky he is.joseph elsis, student:"she saved my life."reporter: "is that about the best holiday gift you could get?"joseph elsis, student:"yes."josephine has three grown children and says joseph now feels like her little son. (steve) according to henry heimlich's website... a person who is choking only has about four minutes before experiencing asphyxia, brain damage

but when she checked locations for kianna and josephine sure enough there he was.y not at that first location? she checked the record and discovered that at that particular moment gordon wasn't on a gps monitor, but he was wearing one at the other three places and so was cano. the electronics made it absolutely obvious here they were cano and gordon driving together up and down beach boulevard and all around santa ana and anaheim. >> i mean, even when they're on the freeway -- >> reporter: they were in the same car? >> they were in the same vehicle. >> reporter: julissa trapp had prayed for a hail mary, but she never expected anything like this. >> i soon realized, "i'm not just dealing with one, we're dealing with two." two sex offenders wearing gps bracelets. >> reporter: but for all the electronic cross referencing, the case against can was purely circumstantial. detective trapp could not arrest them. not without more evidence. and that was terrifying. i mean, there were young women who were at real risk here. >> yes. >> reporter: and if you waited too long -- >

josephin was a slaveholder. i know. i've had a chance to stick with a family member and i was told she was not a brutal slaveholder , but she was indeed a slaveholder. a creole in louisiana. she lost her husband and she lost a great deal of her property during the civil war . afterwards, alone, she still kept her great pride. she lost so much of her land due to heavy taxes. she was trying to do business and traveling on a steamship. she bought a lady's ticket for first class travel. just like the trains the , steamships had ladies cars on the train and ladies rooms. these ladies rooms were rare ladies usede the harsh line which. they had there on facilities and everything. black women didn't have access to the ladies rooms normally. josephine on a first-class ticket for the lady's room. when she arrived for the ladies section of the steamship they , would not let her enter. when she could not enter, they told her she had to go to the rough and ready section that was designated for black people. it was found that she sai

then there's josephine baker. the woman who takes paris by storm in the 1920s and and '30s, an amazing performer, dances and sings and gets recognition in paris in ways she could not get in the united states because she is african-american. baker loved france because of it opportunities. so when france fell to the germans and -- she surround up with the french resistance. so, a celebrate as a spy. you think, that might be a problem, except everybody loved to talk to josephine baker. nazis, friend officials, portuguese officials. wherever they would go, doors would open and they were tell here things. baker make it to north africa and morocco and use morocco as a base to travel to spain and portugal, and goes to parties and would basically write the information she collected on to her sheet music, using invisible ink and then bring it back to morocco. it's quite amazing, quite daring. she could hey been seen as a spy and captured. then she suffers a major health crisis and winded up in a clinic in morocco for 19 mo

josephine michetti's house 1100 block of fitzgerald street. >> how many times has this happened to you? >> three. >> three times? >> for three of the past five years, people have swiped deng ration cents outside of michetti ' home, and each time surveillance cameras caught them in the act. >> in that corner, i have a tree, a white tree here, white tree here. >> around 5:00 a.m. on december 9th, philadelphia police say man served as a look out, while the other grabbed the two large black christmas trees and other decorations but wasn't done yet. hands full he manages to carry off two small white trees, trimmed in zebra print. in 2013 video shows two people removing decorations from michetti's home helped police make arrest. but the very next year, that didn't stop this woman from helping herself to some halloween decor. now for the third time, thieves have not only stolen michetti's decorations, but also, her holiday spirit. >> it makes you down, like you don't want to decorate any more. that's how i feel. if i do anything, it is inside no more outside. >> michetti said she also had her

josephine's granddaughter gia looks happy as can be this holiday season. as for grandma, not so much. >> it's terrible. how could somebody do that. ruin someone's christmas. take everything out of you. >> reporter: it was 5am on saturday the ninth of this month a pair of crooks arrived at her home on the 1100 block of fitzgerald in south philly with one acting a look out the other sets to work stealing her handmade holiday decorations. >> took months to make and they took them. >> it wasn't easy this tree, for example, was wired in place. along with the decorative presents below. no matter, the crook pulls out a pair of wire cutters and makes off with the tree. then like the infamous grinch he snips and cuts and hacks his way through several more decorations. even using the neighbor's posh to get a better angle on window mounted topiary. >> i was so upset. couldn't believe they would take everything. it was bare. >> this is not the first time thieves have ruined josephine's outdoor handy work. >> two years ago they robbed christmas decorations then. the sa

yep, josephine michetti and her neighbors here in south philadelphia take decorating for christmas very seriously. and displays like this one here on south 13th street, really just show and attract so many admirers, but michetti 's decorations cents people like them so much, that the they actually made off with them. >> i just like decorating. >> it seems the grinch has a favorite target in south philly. >> josephine michetti's house on the 1100 block of fitzgerald street. >> how many times has this happened to you? >> three. >> three times. >> for three of the past five years, people have swiped decorations cents outside of michetti's home. and each time, surveillance cameras caught them in the act >> in that corner, i have a black tree, and i had two white tree here and white tree here. >> around 5:00 a.m. on december 9th, philadelphia police say one man served as a look out, while the other grabbed michetti's large black christmas tree, and two decked out in red, black and silver balls. but he wasn't done yet. hands full, he also manages to carry off two small white trees trimmed in

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rescues err found the six month olds pitbull mixon the sidewalk, after she does recover, josephine will>> good for her. there is a home out there for her. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," one day aftermath mat lawyer a apologize dollars for his behavior, there are report of more women coming forward, to accuse the former "today show" host of sexual misconduct. >> plus, what american airlines is now saying about the computer glitch that gave too many pilots time off over the holidays. meisha? >> well, that the tasha, looking outside. looking okay this morning, but we do have damn roadways in some areas and few accidents out there, as well. i'll have all of the updates coming up. first we will take a quick break, stay right where you are, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right back. >> ♪ i feel the earth move under my feet ♪ i feel the sky tumbling down ♪ i feel my heart start trembling ♪ >> i think katie needs to play the lottery, she predicted this would be some of the songs this morning, that the tasha. did you feel the earth move yesterday? >> i'm a prognosticator.

. >> reporter: josephine granddaughter gia looks happy as can be this holiday season as for grandma,much. >> it's terrible. how could somebody do that, ruin someone's christmas? take everything out of you. >> reporter: it was 5am on saturday the ninth of this month when a pair of crook arrived at her home on the 1100 block of fitzgerald in south philly, with one acting as a look out the other sets to work stealing her handmade holiday decorations. >> took months to make. they took them. >> reporter: it wasn't easy. this tree, for example, was wired in place. along with the decorative presents below. no matter, the crook pulls out a pair of wire cutters man aches off with the tree. then like the infamous grinch he snips and cuts and hacks his way through several more decorations. even using the neighbor's porch to get a better angle on a window mounted topiary. >> i was just so upset. couldn't believe they would take everything. it was bare. >> reporter: this is not the first time thieves have ruined joe says feign's outdoor handy work. >> two years ago, they robbed a christmas decora

. >> reporter: josephine has a way with holidays. >> i just love decorating. >> reporter: and if something feels familiar about a visit to her south philadelphia home, it's because we have shown it off before. >> how many times has this happened to you? >> three. >> reporter: this is the third year she has had her holiday decorations stolen. >> in that corner i had a 6 foot black tree and i had a white tree here and a white tree year. >> >> reporter: and for the third year it was all caught on camera. two men approached the home on the 1100 block of fitzgerald street. one stood guard as the other removed the black tree, two smaller white trees with zebra print and a topiary. on october 14th a man and a woman were seen swiping her who will wean decore and in 2013 a couple was caught removing her decorations and in that case an arrest was made. this year the thieves left a box and her garland but she is hoping that the uniqueness of her zebra print decorations will catch someone's attention. for now she's brought a snowman out of storage but doubts the idea of decorating next year. >> if i d

. >> reporter: josephine has a way with holidays. >> i just love decorating. >> reporter: and if something feels familiar about a visit to her south philadelphia home, it's because we have shown it off before. >> how many times has this happened to you? >> three. >> reporter: this is the third year she has had her holiday decorations stolen. >> in that corner i had a 6 foot black tree and i had a white tree here and a white tree year. >> >> reporter: and for the third year it was all caught on camera. two men approached the home on the 1100 block of fitzgerald street. one stood guard as the other removed the black tree, two smaller white trees with zebra print and a topiary. on october 14th a man and a woman were seen swiping her who will wean decore and in 2013 a couple was caught removing her decorations and in that case an arrest was made. this year the thieves left a box and her garland but she is hoping that the uniqueness of her zebra print decorations will catch someone's attention. for now she's brought a snowman out of storage but doubts the idea of decorating next year. >> if i d

josephine machete says it happened three times, back in 2013 a couple was arrested for stealing her decorations, very next year her halloween decorations were stolen this year on december 9th police say two men stole three trees and custom made topiari. >> it makes you down, you don't want to decorate, that is how i feel. >> i do anything it is inside. no more outside. >> machete says she did tie her decorations down with wire but that didn't stop the thief , anyone with any information about these very unique red, white, black and silver decorations is asked to cat police. >>> well, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at noon answering angry travelers. >> commute by cell phone, could not text, could not get on the internet. >> the ceo of the power company behind sunday's airport outage in atlanta has spoken up, what he admitted about the state of the electric systems. >>> and jim, maybe those airline customers should head to london to take out their frustrations, we are taking a peak at a so-called rage room, how people, find their inner scrooge,. >> we will be right back. >> maybe one of the

josephine michetti decorates her home on the 1100 block every fitzgerald street for every holiday. 2013 couple caught stealing her decorations and arrested in on the of 2014 couple snatched her halloween decor. >> this year on the december 9 , around 5:00 a.m., police say two men took her three trees and a tone area she designed with ornament, they told us she now done with decorating outside. >> i do for every holiday, i decorate every holiday. no more outside, no. >> can't blame her. she brought a snowman out of storage to go with what's left of her original display, she hoping the unique part of her zebra decorations will catch someone's attention and police can catch the thieves. >>> well, pennsylvania state senator accused of sexual misconduct makes his first public statement and i he announces he's taking step back for campaigning for congress. accusations against democratic state senator lynch who represents parts of montgomery and delaware counties appeared in the philadelphia inquirer. after the story was made public, governor tom wolf called for the senator to resign. >> i don

josephine machete says in 2015 thieves stole her outdoor hold ha halloween decorations. two months later came back and wiped her christmas displays. an array of security cameras caught the whole thing right across the street this time around. >> it's terrible. how could somebody do that. ruin someone's christmas, you know, take everything out of you. next year lie not do anything. >> reporter: no more deck indications. >> no. not for someone just to come along and take them. terrible. >> reporter: kind of stolen your christmas spirit. >> really did. >> those heartless guys were certainly thorough. the video she is they spent more than three minutes in front of her house making sure they stole just about everything they could get their hands on. >>> okay. it's weird, creepy, just some of the ways delaware county family describes something erie that popped up in a family picture. so some people are asking is it a ghost or some logical explanation. >> fox 29 resident ghostbuster dave kinchen went to investiga investigate. live now in center city. all right. all right. dave

. >> after the burglary josephine crabbed a know man from hess basement set him out as a last ditch display of holiday spirit. she says she will not be victimized a fourth time. >> next year i will not do anything. >> reporter: no more decorations. >> no. not for someone just to come along and take them. terrible. >> reporter: it's interesting burglaries of homes and businesses in philadelphia are down something like 45% since 2011. likely in part because of all those security cameras in place. still, some crooks seem not to know or frankly care there every move is being watched. chris. >> bruce, thanks. >>> sanu puppy on your holiday list? listen up you may not get what you paid for and online trick that could leave you empty handed this holiday. kristen. >> that's really sad, chris. >>> the eagles are getting closer and closer to their end goal. how does doug pederson handle revving his guys befor michael: i'm thankful that i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. va

one more comment because this is someone who is an activist and she posted a story this is what josephine told the same. the fact is some of these people living in disaster prone areas as stain there because of their life activities like fish farming and would log in wanting it sexual we actually have not presented any alternative livelihood activities to them and governments with every single donation received rearing dirt september sixteenth twenty fifth in flooring to the august fourteenth mort's light in twenty seventeen i have not done any sustainable recovery. our thanks to joseph income are for leaving about video and to a backer for updating us on recovery efforts and sierra leone and finally a story that got out on like community in nigeria browsing the nigerian law school reportedly denied a most of. the ball because you refuse to remove her kid jack this story was pits to the story and by several people including mohammad who is that the issue sparked a debate about freedom of expression many people tweeted bear support using the hash tag justice for fair that was others tweete

this is the third time josephine michetti has had her decorations stolen from her home, in 2013 a cup old was caught on camera stealing her decorations cents. they were arrested. then in october of 2014 the couple snatched her halloween decor. on december 9th around 5:00 in the morning two men took three trees and a top area she made with tournaments, michetti said she won't be decorated outside any more. >> i do it for every hole day. i just like decorating every holiday. if i do anything, it is inside no more outside, no. >> now, michetti took a snow man out of storage to go with it and a box she has left. she is hoping her unique zebra printed decorations will catch someone's eyes. if you have any information about these thieves, please contact police. >>> that's just so sad. i feel badly for that woman. >> well, holiday gift are being delivered to porches across the nation, unfortunately also the time of year big increase in stolen packages. >> cbs news correspondent laura explains police and residents taking stems now to prevent that. >> they are known as porch pirates. people wh

josephine just arrived back in russia from iraq months after her cousins were already reunited with her grandparents so we're going to try and see if we can talk to the person who made it possible and sophia herself liverpool misfit in front of. you that sort of set list. national. as a symbol it was never heard until ziad and his team received a photo first let me. put something in his notice to an image of a new what they mean is that it turned out so feel long with the woman who had picked her up after a deadly mosul airstrike ended up in a prison with islamic state wives and widows the woman told of hausa feels mother had been buried under the mosul rubble arranging the girls' release and handover was tough to say the least it took over a month the papers were signed on a very special day for sadness at that would give it to the of us and yet it did she that is she it is so that all the thirty one so that the trio can be together again on home soil effective. leader. sophia has hit the last of the. sufi is too young too shy or perhaps too traumatized to talk for now so did this comp

her name is josephine. young pit bull. she was found on the sidewalk in germantown on sunday with horrific injuries. that face was smashed with other broken nose, jaw, eye socket. well, noah's arc rescue project and sanctuary took her in, raised more than $7,000 and so she had her reconstructive surgery yesterday. >> every breath she could take you could see the front of her face was rise and fall. it was really quite difficult to look at. she also had, punctures, and lacerations on top of her head , with damage to the skull as well. who abused this little dog? well, nobody knows but under a new state law, whoever it is, could be facing a felony. >>> it is officially december, december 1st, and blue cross river rink is celebrating with their annual tree lighting this years, 40-foot christmas tree has more than 40,000 lights. guess what, he will be head lining the event. we invite to you head over to penns landing six to 9:00 to take in all of the fun. general admission is free, and pay to rent the ice skates. >>> we have s

you're talking about that mccarthy era and i hope i am saying her name rights , late professor here josephiney one of the nicest people to me when i first came to george mason and she told me about living through the mccarthy period and she said that she was purging it-- was from virginia, white woman and she said they would get in their cars and drive out someplace to talk because they were constantly concerned about being monitored the people at their phones top 10 people had listening devices, so this was a real period of terror, which is something that i think a lot of people sometimes are worried about now that free speech was dangerous and you could end up losing your job or losing a mortgage on your house or whatever because of some were taken out of context and for me it was astounding when i realized that someone like locke who is not considered really was hauled into the fbi headquarters several times because in some ways i think there was an aspect that he was a closet radical and also, of course because he was homosexual and people could use that comes i think in my case one of th

. >> martha: this is josephine's breast. >> seth: yeah, yeah, of course.you want to strain it? >> seth: yeah, i'll strain it. thank you. >> so take the strainer. see that. this is good because you don't get the ice that's broken. >> seth: okay. >> martha: to the top or less than that? >> no, you just drain the whole thing. oh, you didn't take the strainer. now you have to -- >> seth: oh, no. >> you have to use that. >> seth: oh, no, martha! i feel so bad for you. [ laughter ] oh! i'll be over here with my finished drink. >> martha: mine's perfect. >> seth: that's very good. >> no, no, no. not yet, not yet. >> martha: not yet! [ laughter ] >> you have to take that. it's a little bit of fried nutmeg on top. >> martha: what about mace? i thought your name was mace. >> actually mace is the skin that surround the nutmeg. >> martha: i know that. >> around that. but for that it just nutmeg. >> martha: it's the only spice that has two spices. >> yeah, it's very good. >> cheers. >> seth: you are a showoff. [ laughter ] nico de soto and martha stewart everybody! to

charlotte bacon, daniel barton, engel, vino, olivia josephine gay, ana marquez-greenee, dylan hockley, katherine m, hubbard, chase, jesse lewis, mcdonald, ann marie rphy, emily parker, jack pinto, noah possiblener, kravetti, jessica, half yeoh richmond, lauren rousseau, sota, e lock, victoria wyatt. wheeler, alison mr. speaker, we can and we must do better in this great country and do better for all those who have been taken from us. we must do better by taking action in this, the people's house. the people are watching. the people are waiting and they do serve us to do our best. and not to honor only with words of silence and prayers, important as thoser but to honor even more importantly by taking action to save future lives. again my thanks and admiration, robin to you, representative kelly for her exrired leadership and persistence. i thank you and yield back. ms. kelly: i thank you for your words and commitment and voice in making those 26 lives will never be forgot quen. we have been reading names for nearly half an hour and we have stacks and stacks of names, the names of ameri