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reporter: vdot communication director john lyle gave us a statement about their problem. he said it could be a case of human error and it will require more training to correct. he adds park mobile customers can print a receipt from their accounts to submit as evidence. washington says she's not taking any chances. >> for now i'm just not going to farc on the street anymore. >> and -- park on the street anymore. >> we all hate that boot. here's what dmc says to do. start an appeal process right away. get online or go down to the transportation office. fight that ticket. bottom line, save your receipt. also if your ticket is being contested, you can't get the boot. it's marked pending review. so bottom line is save the receipt. >> i mean what a hassle. this is supposed to make it easier. here we are starting to dive for the quarters again, not worth the trouble. >> john lyle says it's growing pain, they're still trying to work out some of the problems. >>> to the campaign trail now where michele bachmann is out after a disappointing showing in iowa, but two other candidates

christopher lyle had cancer in his windpipe.he traveled across the world for another chance at life. >> it's amazing to be you know that pioneer. >> reporter: 30-year-old christopher lyle zits -- sits in front of me as only the second man in the world with a trachea implanted in him. >> right now i'm cancer free. right now it's the daily routine of getting stronger and getting back together. >> reporter: dr. materini took out his cancerous trachea and installed a new one made out of plastic and coated with his own stem cell. the stem cell technology used in christopher's surgery was actually developed here in the united states in boston at harvard science center. >> this really is a culmination of probably two decades worth of scientific research that has finally allowed degenerative medicine to be robust enough to become medicine. >> reporter: they put it in a bio reactor, that white box where it is mixed with his own stem cells. in two days the cells start to grow and form collagen on the plastic. >> the patient's own vessels

you can see that parade, it is always lyle and we will -- it is always there and we will be there. >>> it is nothing i ever want to see again. >> a camera was rolling as snowmobilers dug their friend out after an avalanche. which actors and films are expected to get attention from the academy. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got over 12 million views on that dancing squirrel video. don't you want that? i...i suppose. now go make your dad and me proud. try something funny. [ male announcer ] now everyone's up to speed. get high speed internet for $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one year term. at&t. . >>> welcome back time now is 4:53, a snowmobiler buried by an avalanche, his rescue was caught on tape. sunday's incident was recorded by a helmet camera, one accidentally triggered an avalanche. he was buried and his friends raced to pull him to safety. >> we've got you, he has his what the, shovel, shovel. >> they knew where i went in the snow, that was the saving grace and they started digging that area. >> all of the snowmobilers were wearing pro

the parks and the quarterbacks e lyle panning playing and they tried to come back, but they will shortsnts will face the 49ers next punish sunday. in that game, it could be the gawker. >> the loading rusher of the day. >> it was interesting, they did interviews with some 49 per players because they get to host text weeks game in kin kin. >> >> we always talk about the football weather, it is 65- degrees, you okay? >> i that would be nierches. >> you hear about people talking about the hard bowl or you want to see your tell metroke one of the last four. >>> over the stadium, i saw the roster and the silver fox sitting together in here. >> hello ron. >> i we were rocking and rolling. we have new shirts to show you, this will blow your mind. we have a great manic monday this morning. here for the ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. . >>> show was not ex

. >> he described it as a lyle lite well. the fire displaced 10 people and this is a hardship felt by everyone involved. >> we're able to walk into the apartment and there are six or seven still standing on the street. >> the homeowner credits a fire resistant roof for saving her home. >> right now firefighters in pleasant hill and east bay are on the scene of a fire that broke out just before 3:30 and took three searches before rescuers found the owners. >> there was a fire in the kitchen seemed like it was around the microwave. i just kicked the door and it wasn't going out. >> firefighters got there quickly and they had to saw the door o and this man was taken to the hospital because of smoke inhalation. >> police have new information to share tonight regarding a shooting death of a 5-year-old gabrielle martinez, shot outside of his family's taco stand friday night. the shooter opened fire after ordering food. police say there is new information about the car the suspect may have been driving. >> it's an american made silv

the allen lyle watch set comes with four band options. look how great this watch is.lassic but you get fun bands to go with it. >> the retail is $225. it's a unisex watch with an interchangeable crystal face. battery operated. comes in a genuine leather case with four options. you can go from casual to dressy. >> from a black metallic, to stainless, black leather and casual. >> without missing a beat. $225 is the retail. the deal is $60. 73% off. i love this for women as well. >> it's very cool. i love all the options you have there. jill martin, thank you once again. again, the products are the body shapers, sugar factory sweet treat bucket, necklaces by charlotte lu, the noir cosmetics trio and al & lyallen lyle watc. jill will take your questions on twitter. use the hash tag on twitter # steals and deals. still to come, the latest contestant to be booted off the ranch on "the biggest loser." find out how she's lost more than 70 pounds so far. is to keep it whole for better nutrition. and that's what they do with great grains cereal. see the seam on the wheat grain?

live in oakland, robert lyles, cbs 5. >> tomorrow's secretary of state, hillary clinton, will press theunited nations for tough new sanctions against syria. the u.n. estimates that more than 5,000 protesters have been killed by that government in just the last ten months. david martin shows us the fight is now at the doorstep of syria's dictator. >> u.s. intelligence is predicting increased fighting and possible civil war in syria. the battle against the regime roached the suburbs and when you plop the fighting on the map, it looks like the capital is no longer a safe haven for the regime. a member of the opposition who teaches at the pentagon's national defense university in washington. >> taking place in the summer are only a few kilometers from the very center. in terms of any large american city, it's inside the beltway. >> it is inside the beltway and again, it's creeping in closer by the day. >> claims tens of thousands of syrian soldiers have defected to the opposition. but he acknowledges the regime still holds the upper hand. >> the imbalance of power is great. so as long as th

. >> robert lyle with the latest on that one. >> the president says the u.s. is getting stronger and has come too far to come back. during his state of the union address, mr. obama called for fast action to help the struggling middle class. more on his plans and why republicans say it's just more of the same. >> reporter: president obama laid out his plan to bolster america's middle class before a bitterly divided congress. >> i will oppose any effort to return to the very same policies that brought on this economic crisis in the first place. >> reporter: the president focused on creating jobs in what he calls economic fairness. >> we can't settle for a country where a shrinking number of americans do very well, and a growing number barely get by. we need a restored economy where everyone gets a fair shot and everyone does their fair share and everyone plays by the same set of rules. >> reporter: the key to long-term success he says is manufacturing here at home. >> it's time to start rewarding companies that create jobs right here in america. >> reporter: the

. >> he met with the mayor today telling him that he has no plans to step aside that robert lyles found out the sheriff was not eager to elaborate. >> consider this. when he was running for city supervisor and most recently, sheriff, he ran towards television news cameras. but now that he is facing criminal prosecution is running from our news cameras. >> as sure as he swore to uphold the law. now he is on the wrong side of the law with domestic violence case that led to the late afternoon meeting with the mayor. but that's where it tracks. cbs five cameras were forced to run down the fourth floor city corridor in pursuit of the sheriff all because he dashed from mayor leaves office up not one but two flights of stairs. >>> unable to outrun our cameraman and his lens, sweating and breathless man offered this account of his mayoral meeting. >> we were talking about the need to make sure that the job of the department is done. >> charges are that he grabbed and bruised his wife on new year's eve followed by an accusation that his ex-girlfriend that she was also backed up by the sheriff. t

. >> reporter: christopher lyles sits if front of me as the second person in the world to be living and breathing with a synthetic windpipe or trachea implanted in him. >> i'm cancer free. i'm happily cancer free. now it's a daily routine of getting stronger and getting back together. >> reporter: he traveled to sweden where a doctor took out his cancerous trachea and implanted a new one coated with his own stem cells. the stem cell technology was actually developed here in the united states in boston at harvard bioscience. >> this is the culmination of probably two decades worth of scientific and medical research that is finally allowed to feel the regenerative medicine to be robust enough to treat a real patient. >> reporter: they created a scaffold out of plastic, then they put it in a bio-reactor where it's mixed with his own stem cells. the cells start to grow and form collagen on the plastic. >> about five days after the procedure, the patient's own blood vessels have grown back through the scaffold to provide a blood supply to those cells. at that point, it is fair to call it an

the park service is set to announce the cofounder of the karl lyle group, he gave $4.5 million to the national zoo's panda program, and he announced the restoration project could take up to a year. >> it's good news that the moneys are in place to continue with the renovation and get the monument back open again, and from a tourism perspective it's good for us overall, but the fact that it's closed right now does not detour people from coming to washington. >> and carolyn barber was disappointed her friend from colorado could not get a close-up view of the landmark, and both women look forward to the reopening of the monument. >> it would be an encouragement to come back definitely. >> reporter: no word on when the repairs will begin, but expect to hear more about that tomorrow. now back to you. >> thank you. >>> there were three more aftershocks today around mineral, virginia. that makes more than 80 aftershocks since august. there are no reports of new damage tonight. >>> outside tonight, temperatures are more than 30 degrees colder than they were last night at this time. veronica j

robert lyles with details on the new allegations. >> now i have to admit that you've got me intrigued. >> reporter: san francisco police are intrigued as to what flores has to say about san francisco's sheriff. >> i'm not going to watch that. >> reporter: this self- proclaimed darn good actress and local talk show host calls herself christina marie, traveling from l.a. to a san francisco police department. >> i really don't have anything to say. >> reporter: felling police that she has been -- telling police that she has been a victim as well in 2008. floorest tells the chronical on several occasions that the then -- flores tells the chronical on several occasions that the then man was yelling in her face. flores claims that him and his wife have more than acting in common. alleging at least three years ago that the mayor got physical with her, telling the chronical he never punched me or hit me, but he grabbed my arm, pushing me against the wall yelling. that will be the photographer for them. and now denying that there was violence. >> i feel like i'm involved, and everybody is usin

robert lyles on how the sheriff says he will handle both his job as well as these criminal charges. >> reporter: sheriff mirkarimi has built a public life on facing cameras but now that he is facing criminal prosecution on domestic violence charges and within the past 24 hours is facing a second accuser on those domestic violence charges, suddenly the sheriff is not facing our cameras. >> ross, can you tell us about your meeting? >> reporter: cameras were forced to run down a city hall corridor in pursuit of sheriff mirkarimi, who had raced out of the back door of the mayor's office. now, this after a long-awaited meeting with mayor ed lee. mayor lee told cbs 5 just yesterday, that mirkarimi's domestic violence charges have become a distraction and he wants him to voluntarily take a leave of absence. but mirkarimi once he finally stops says that he was not asked to step down and his meeting with the mayor was cordial. >> i actually wanted to talk with the mayor. we talked together. it is about the idea that while i'm here and perception is in a this could be somewhat of a distraction,

. >> reporter: chris lyles is living proof of a new era in medicine, regenerative therapy, growing replacementody parts with your own stem cells. in chris' case a windpipe that was being eaten away by disease. >> they told me i had a very rare cancer that was inoperable basically. >> reporter: two months after turning 30shgs he was told he had just six months to live and would need a transplant so in november, chris went to sweden for a surgery so experimental, it had only been performed once before. doctors used chris' own stem cells to grow him a new windpipe. they replaced his diseased one with this y-shaped scaffold. this is made out of an everyday object thaw likely have sitting in your kitchen right now. it's the same type of plastic used to make soda bottles. it is placed in a container and rotated like a rotisserie in a slice of the patient's stem cells. >> this does not rely on a human rotation. you can have it immediately. >> reporter: it's not just to create windpipes. stem cells are already being used to create livers, muscles, bladders and heart valves. still, the process is expen

. >> reporter: 30-year-old christopher lyle sits in front of me as only the second person in the world to be breathing with a trachea implanted in him. >> right now i'm cancer free. i'm happily cancer free. you know now it's just the daily routine of getting stronger and getting back together. >>> christopher traveled to sweden where doctor macarini took out his cancerous trachea and implanted a new one made out of plastic and coated with his own stem cell. >> the stem cell technology used in christopher's surgery was actually dropped here in the united states in boston as harvard bio science. >> this was the work of two decades that has finally allowed the field of regenerative medicine to be to be robust enough to treat a real patient. >> reporter: they put a plastic trachea in a reactor box. >> five days after the procedure, the patient's own blood vessels have grown back through the scaffold to provide a blood supply to all of those cells. >> reporter: and christopher's body does not reject the transplant. >> it's amazing how technology advances and who knows where it'll be in the

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and in the end in a few months this is all going to be ancient history and we'll talk about our own lyle captain schettino which is president obama, who is abandoning the ship here in the united states and more interested in campaigning than doing his job as president. >> can you believe it? how dare priebus compare president obama to the captain of that italian cruise ship. it's a oweddous comparison by a couple of reasons. the captain abandoned his ship. president obama is trying to keep the ship of state afloat and sail us out of the treacherous waters that george w. bush, the previous captain of the ship, had left us. and did priebus forget? the captain of that ship is responsible for the deaths of 17 people with 15 still missing. come on, that's bad enough for rush limbaugh to call obama a socialist but for priebus to compare him to an idiot with bungling behavior, has priebus no shame? apparently not. here he is doubling down on fox news. >> it's ridiculous, megan an analogy was made of leadership. in a time of crisis this president is leaving the white house and campaigning non-st

. >> 30-year-old crystal told lyle sits in front of me -- christopher lyall sits in front of me withthe windpipe implanted in him. >> unhappily cancer free. now it's just the daily routine of getting stronger and getting back together. >> christopher traveled to sweden otter palmetto read he took out his cancer is trachea and implant it in the one made out of a stick and coated with his own stem cells. >> the stem cell technology used in his surgery was actually developed in the united states in boston. >> this really is the culmination of a lovely two decades worth of scientific and medical research that has finally allowed the field of regenerative medicine to be robust enough to treat a real patient. >> harvard bioscience crafted windpipe. then they mix it with his own stem cells. in today's the cells start to grow and form college in on the plastic. >> about five days after the procedure, the patient's own blood vessels have grown back through the scaffold to provide a blood supply to the all of those cells. at that point, i think it's safe to call it an organ. >> christopher's b

now david rubinstein, the cofounder of the karl lyle group, has agreed to donate $7.5 million for gettingonument fixed and reopened. that is half of the cost t will be split between him and the federal government. the 62-year-old just donated last month $4.5 million for the national zoo to help the cash- strapped giant panda program. he has donated $13.5 million to the national archives. $25million for the kennedy center. this is a man who is the son of a postal worker from baltimore. he says he remembers coming to the washington mopment as a child. he want everybody else to be able to experience this, to get this building reopened. we will learn more about how long the repairs will take once this money is presented at an announcement later today. i'm stacy cohan. back to you. >>> making headlines this morning. a bethesda mother is charged with leaving her child unattended. police say theling girl was alone in an apartment off rock for of the drive. the 6-year-old apparently tried to cook something minister toaster oven but it began smoking and the large went off. a neighbor called 911 an

terry lyle. why do you think they do something like this? i can't judge, i'm i not in a war zone, not a soldier, not a marine, i don't know, but why? >> several of the soldiers have been killed. in war you're taught to dehumanize them as an enemy. you're not thinking them as brothers, fathers and nephews, but as the enemy. especially after they've been killed and they try to kill you. i can see how it happened. it's not right. war is ugly. >> terry, i heard a lot of folks saying if i walk by it and i saw it, i wouldn't think twice about it, but i certainly wouldn't videotape it, as well. why would they film this? >> unfortunately, this is the age we live in with everyone having a phone, being able to capture things and not using fw judgment. this is another element of war stress. war images can be very difficult. when you live in that environment, it begins to numb the senses and decisions that we make and questionable in our judgment. this has a lot to do with just the images of war being there and just not using good judgment. of course, l

>> reporter: john, i think sadly the relatives who are left onshore here waiting for answers are lyle having to face up to the possibility that things are look pretty grim. we met one guy, kevin robello, whose brother russell was a waiter onboard the ship. he hasn't been seen since he was seen at the stern of the ship helping passengers into life rafts. kevin was here. he talked to us, saying that he was praying every day. he was still hoping. he hadn't given up. he described his brother as a hero, as a strong man, but sadly he's not been seen or heard of since. and as you say, five days on, it's freezing cold here, it's difficult to see how anyone could survive that long inside the ship. the only hope, i think, is that in the confusion of all those 4,000 people disembarking some people may have gone on their way without notifying the authorities. but sadly, at the moment moment they're still looking for 23 missing people. >> a sad turning point in this horrible, horrible trauma. as dan notes, 23 people still unaccounted for. >>> in just a moment we'll hear from the texas governor ric

. >> her father says that if lyles didn't make his donation his little girl would have died. the very definition of service from one of new york's bravest. cheers to him. >> compassion from one stranger to another. just shows the generosity of the human spirit. >> protect and serve takes on a lot of different meanings. >> there are a lot of positive stories out there. >> good news. we like toned on some good news. and hopefully, we'll have some more of it when we come right back. ♪ and i thank you ♪ thank you ♪ when i felt i had enough ♪ you never turned away ♪ you were right there [ other merv ] welcome back to the cleaning games. let's get a recap, merv. [ merv ] thanks, other merv. mr. clean magic eraser extra power was three times faster on permanent marker. elsewhere against dirt, it was a sweep, with scuffed sports equipment... had it coming. grungy phones... oh! super dirty! and grimy car rims... wow! that really works! ...all taking losses. it looks like mr. clean has won everything. the cleaning games are finished? and so are we. okay, but i just took a mortgage out

cargo purchased the tate and lyle's plant in fort dodge and will create over 100 day jobs in websterprovide another market for iowa corn. >> caller: is investing nearly $300 million in their davenport factory where they will begin producing automotive aluminum to meet the rising demand for lighter and more fuel-efficient vehicles. the combination of our strong agricultural, bioscience manufacturing and financial sectors means iowa is in a better position than most states for economic expansion. [applause] but i believe being better is not good enough. we must try it to be the best. i'm convinced iowa stands on the trespass of major economic expansion but that expansion is not guaranteed. our opportunity for unparalleled growth is like the opportunity that a good iowa field affords a farmer, but work must be done before a harvest can be reaped. are job creators are ready. the question is, our week? are we ready to plant the seeds for growth and prosperity? if the answer is yes, and the answer must be yes, then we must develop the permanent tools -- the permanent tools that job creator

cargo purchased the tate and lyle's plant in fort dodge and will create over 100 day jobs in webster county and provide another market for iowa corn. >> caller: is investing nearly $300 million in their davenport factory where they will begin producing automotive aluminum to meet the rising demand for lighter and more fuel-efficient vehicles. the combination of our strong agricultural, bioscience manufacturing and financial sectors means iowa is in a better position than most states for economic expansion. [applause] but i believe being better is not good enough. we must try it to be the best. i'm convinced iowa stands on the trespass of major economic expansion but that expansion is not guaranteed. our opportunity for unparalleled growth is like the opportunity that a good iowa field affords a farmer, but work must be done before a harvest can be reaped. are job creators are ready. the question is, our week? are we ready to plant the seeds for growth and prosperity? if the answer is yes, and the answer must be yes, then we must develop the permanent tools -- the permanent tools that