kabc's greg lee with the story. >> would you like to buy some cookies? >> reporter: it's that time of year again. girl scout cookies back on sale. they help her fund raise for important activities. >> and i get to go to san francisco and camping. >> reporter: lawna's mom, laura, says it's a good chance for her to learn about managing money. but lana got an unexpected lesson. >> there's good people in this world and there's bad people, and it was a good lesson for her to learn. >> reporter: while helping a big crowd, laura says a man handed her a $100 bill for five boxes. she gave him $75 in change and he left. >> someone gave us a fake 100 bill. >> we're the girl scouts pop who would do that? so yeah, it was kind of shocking. >> police confirm it was a counterfeit bill. while waiting for officers to arrive, another surprise. this time from a good samaritan. >> told her what happened. she went back home and gave us $100. >> she said i didn't want your daughter to have a bad girl and i was just like wow. >> reporter: a lesson this 9-year-old says she'll ne

and kabc's george pennacchio has a look back on duke's life and care career. >> reporter: after firsthe role of deaf and blind helen keller in the miracle worker on broadway, a teenage patty duke did it again, this time in the 1962 film version. she won an oscar for her performance. a year later, she was starring on television playing identical cousins on "the patty duke show." ♪ ♪ from zanzibar to barclay square but patty's only seen the sites a girl can see from brooklyn heights ♪ >> a year after the show she left squeaky clean behind to play a showbiz hopeful who becomes addicted to drugs in the jacqueline suzanne melodrama ma "valley of the dolls." >> i've got to get up at 5:00 in the morning. and sparkle, sparkle. >> you know it's bad to take that with those pills. >> they work faster. >> reporter: there were flowers today on her her star on the walk of fame. we were there to cover the ceremony in 2004. her actor sons mckenzie and shawn were there to entirety their mom. sean as tin he told me he's now proud to be an ambassador for his mother. >> the overwhelming outpouring of lov

trying to spray down and do what they can with with with this fire coming from our helicopter from kabc. tisha: one of the stars from "pawn stars" faces drug charges was arrested during a sexual assault investigation. firearms and doesn't face any sexual assault charges. steve: an officer on patrol came upon a pack of small dogs in the street and some of them ran off, one ran up under his tahoe and the officer didn't think it was possible. she wouldn't come out. and animal control was controlled in and managed to get her out of that spot in the undercarriage and she is out and appears to be ok but ok. not even a hot dog. [laughter] >> the march to the ncaa. tisha: playing hosts to the first and second round next thursday and on march 19. signs of the tournament already on display in downtown raleigh. 2014 when raleigh last hosted, 17,000 visited and spent $4 million. steve: great for local businesses. you have to get through the acc tournament. carolina and duke there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell

trying to spray down and do what they can with with with this fire coming from our helicopter from kabc. tisha: one of the stars from "pawn stars" faces drug charges was arrested during a sexual assault investigation. they found marijuana, meth and firearms and doesn't face any sexual assault charges. steve: an officer on patrol came upon a pack of small dogs in the street and some of them ran off, possible. she wouldn't come out. and animal control was controlled in and managed to get her out of that spot in the undercarriage and she is out and appears to be ok but ok. not even a hot dog. [laughter] >> the march to the ncaa. tisha: playing hosts to the first and second round next thursday and on march 19. signs of the tournament already on display in downtown raleigh. businesses are gearing up. 2014 when raleigh last hosted, 17,000 visited and spent $4 million. steve: great for local businesses. carolina and duke >> now abc11 eyewitness news sports sponsored by your local >> not hard to look ahead because both squads handle business, they earn another shot. mark reports from washington

kabc has the story. >> reporter: believe it or not this isn't a movie set. massive helicopter dangling a clear glass slide over the streets of downtown los angeles. >> one word -- epic. >> reporter: he works in the building next door to the u.s. bank tower where the slide will eventually be mounted. >> i didn't think it was going to be this crazy. the helicopter was right there. literally right there. >> reporter: the massive project hit a bit of turbulence. >> everything was shaking and shattering. it actually broke our yawning. >> reporter: workers said a window on the upper floor of the tower was broken during the lift. >> there's always the unforeseen unforeseen. the damage here is any nice call in what we achieved. >> reporter: all and all the lift was a success. safety has been the number one priority in this. >> before we brought that thing out here, we loaded wit 10,000 pounds of sand. it's pretty robust. i don't see it coming apart. >> when complete the sky slide will take thrill seekers from the 79th to the 69th floor. >> to be different is to be o

she talked with kabc's eileen freer. >> reporter: khloe russell is back to doing handstands and cartwheels. >> i'm 100% better. >> reporter: the 5-year-old feeling better for the first she says she no longer has to stop every five minutes to blow her notion. >> her nose started just out of this one side green, green, green, constantly and it stunk. >> while her mother caitlin powell says khloe never complained of pain she took her to three different doctors to try to figure out what was wrong. powell says all three doctors thought it was a sinus infection and prescribed antibiotics. >> ten days of medication, didn't work. we took her even to the dentist because he thought it was her teeth. nothing. >> reporter: then last weekend the mystery i will illness was solved. >> my brother was like, your nose, it's disgusting, blow your nose and so she blows it and out comes a safety pin. it's like this big. >> black and disintegrating. >> it was a huge object. like it was bigger than her nose. we were horrified. i was like, did you put this up there? so, she did. >> reporter: khloe reluctantly rev

. >> kabc's sid garcia spoke to some of them. >> nice, peaceful. >> reporter: it was an emotional experience for some who walked past nancy reagan's coffin at the reagan library. >> an experience to share it with my mom because, you know, it's my mom and -- >> any day. >> any day it could be my mom and this made meant a lot. i've seen her do wonderful things for the community and glad to share that with my mom. >> there are some words you can never describe something but it was very peaceful. serene, you know and you just wanted to stay there and view but you couldn't because they >> it's the end of an era. >> reporter: warren and his wife were the first ones in line this morning waiting to board a shuttle bus to take them to the reagan library. >> a great couple and inspired the country and i've just wished we could get back to that and pay tribute to it. >> she was totally behind her husband and i think that's a beautiful thing to see. >> reporter: some of the people in line say they were here for presidential reagan's funeral 12 years ago where they waited hours to pay their respects. tod

here is our sister station, kabc. >> over passes packed with paying their respects to the former li formerhters stopped to salute the processin. a collection of flowers and flags has grown. >>> a military honor guard carrying the casket into the library's main lobby where she will lay in repose today and tomorrow. house speaker paul ryan pays his respects, then, the library opens to the public, buses shuttling people around. >> they can walk around the casket, spend a few minutes meditating over what she meant to them and saying goodbyes. >> officials expect to stay open late tonight to handle crowds. leslie williamson made it to the presidential library but was unsure if she'd be able to pay respects there. >> if i don't have the opportunity to do that, i feel just as close to her as she rounds this corner and i get to say a prayer for her and her reunion with her husband. >> tomorrow, four hours of viewing and friday, the public will not be allowed in the service. it is private. rob hays, abc7 news. >> state lawmakers want add a $0.02 tax to sugary beverages. groups say it will unfairly

here is our sister station, kabc. >> over passes packed with paying their respects to the former li former firefighters stopped to salute the a collection of flowers and flags has grown. >>> a military honor guard carrying the casket into the library's main lobby where she will lay in repose today and tomorrow. house speaker paul ryan pays his respects, then, the library opens to the public, buses shuttling people around. >> they can walk around the casket, spend a few minutes meditating over what she meant to them and saying goodbyes. >> officials expect to stay open late tonight to handle crowds. leslie williamson made it to the presidential library but was unsure if she'd be able to pay respects there. >> if i don't have the opportunity to do that, i feel just as close to her as she rounds this corner and i get to say a prayer for her and her reunion with her husband. >> tomorrow, four hours of viewing and friday, the public will not be allowed in the service. it is private. rob hays, abc7 news. >> state lawmakers want add a $0.02 tax to sugary beverages. groups say it will unfairly tar

kabc's greg lee with the story. >> would you like to buy some girl scout cookies. pa. >> reporter: it's that time of year ago. girl scout cookies back on sale. selling thin mints, shortbreads and caramel delights help her fund raise for important activities. >> and i get to go to san francisco and camping. >> reporter: lama's mom laura says it's a good chance for her to learn about managing money and interacing with others. but while selling cookies in front of this grocery store, lana got an unexpected lesson. >> there's good people in this world and there's bad people, and it was a good lesson for her to learn. her a $100 bill for five boxes. she gave him $75 in change and he left. >>> someone gave us a fake $100 bill. >> we're the girl scouts. who would do that? so yeah, it was kind of shocking. >> police confirm it was a counterfeit bill. while waiting for officers to arrive, another surprise. this time from a good samaritan. >> told her what happened. she went back home and gave us $100. >> she said i didn't want your daughter to have a bad girl scout experien

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