they adopted madeline in china at 11 months old.hey had big dreams for a daughter that they say now epitomizes the american dream. >> from that point on, you know, it has been wonderful and where she will end up, you know, in the air force academy as an officer, we just think that is wonderful. >> she's a shining example of how if you embrace hard work and grit, determination and you start early and you find a path you can do anything in this country. >> reporter: madeline and her family will travel to washington d.c. in april where she will receive the 2016, air force child of the year award giving to an outstanding military child from this branch of the military. >> whatever your dream is, going to the military academy or something else, i hope to inspire other kids. >> reporter: in moorestown, new jersey, natasha brown, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> congratulations, well done. >>> still ahead nike goes back to the future with the new shoes, see fancy new feature in the works for years when we co kind of like this look. i'm call

madeline, your mother was deported for overstaying her visa, how many years ago was that? >> roughly four years ago. >> your video is such an intimate account of the effects that immigration policy have on an individual. what made you want to be so public with your story? >> well, originally my english teacher, miss bailey, she assigned the class an assignment to answer a question on the kqed website, what campaign topic imparts you the most in your community? so me and my friends decided to do it on immigration, since it impacts our lives and it impacts a lot of other students' lives. and so we decided to make it on my story and how the whole situation about my mom being deported. and since the video could only be a minute long, we decided to showcase more of my emotions and my feelings in the video and how it connects to the whole bigger topic about immigration and how it connects to a lot of students, a lot of kids out there that go through the same situation. and i just wanted them to see, by watching that video, that they're not alone. there are a lot of other people

madeline: cÓmo no, y a la misma vez le damos una lecciÓn a la persona.por ellos soy quien soy. envÍa la foto de su hija y dice, orgullosa de mi hijita. luz dice: me siento muy orgulloso de mi hijo moisÉs, el estudiante con mejor Índice en su universidad. verÓnica dice estar orgullosa de su hijo que se siente sobresaliente. centro de apoyo al aprendizaje de lenguas. quiero recordar que moisÉs a quien acabamos de ver en pantalla con su mami fue el chico que lo vimos con su mami, con la caricatura, te mandamos un saludo, estamos orgullosos de verlo, y latinos arriba, como lo dice ana patricia. william: siga mandando su foto, con el #orgullososdeti. alejandro: mÁs adelante entÉrate de lo que pasÓ cuando leonardo di caprio dejÓ su anhelado oscar en el lugar donde celebrÓ su triunfo. verÓnica: en breve vamos a jugar, veremos quiÉn es mÁs rÁpido quitándose la camisa?, eso lo quiero ver. alejandro: en "despierta amÉrica", su programa favorito de las maÑanas con alegrÍa, actualidad e informaciÓn. ana: y miren lo que tengo aquÍ, chicos, listerene no sÓlo matan los

madeline and her family will travel to washington d.c. next in where she will receive 2016 air force child of the year award, given to an outstanding military child from each branch of the military, congratulations. >>> nave comes to the rescue of the dog, believed to be dead, it is an incredible story of survival here. eighteen month-old luna went over board one night from a fishing both one night five weeks ago. they searched by air and sea he but with no luck. the it turns out the german shepherd in the only survived her swim but she has been living on the san clemente island in the the pacific which is owned by the navy. she had been living there since wednesday. >> we're driving up main road, spotted her, opened the car door and whistled and in she jumped. >> from luna, and her owner nick and for myself and everyone that knows this dog, i mean i have more gratitude for them. >> luna will be reunited with her family today. believe it or not el nino contributed to her survival. there is no standing water on el clemente island but storm

surveillance video shows madeline bengochea pushing her walker along williams bridge road in the allerton section. as she crossed in the middle of the block, a white late-model sedan clipped her from behind and then kept going. witnesses rushed to help the victim. >> i heard her crying. of the pain. she was talking. she was asking one of the people to get her family. >> reporter: madeline bengochea is in critical condition. >>> federal prosecutors say there is not enough evidence to file criminal civil rights charges against a white nypd officer accused of killing an unarmed black teen. officer richard haste was originally charged with manslaughter in the 2012 investigators say a police surveillance team hurt by radio that graham might be armed. haste says when he confronts tim, he fired his gun because he thought the teen would fire on them. but no weapons were ever found. i'll sharpen spoke with mother. >> very much heartbroken but also very determined to continue to fight. >> pat lynch said he was gratified no charges were filed but at a quote, there is no winner here. >>> carbon monox

us through this.. and madeline.. of course has all of us.." lexington police are investigating the accident. at this point there are no details available in regards to exactly how or why stewart fell..the visitation for katie stewart will be at 3:30 at saint agnes church in fort wright.. followed by her funeral at seven..reporting live in fort wright.. adam clements.. local 12 news. 3 katie's stepmom posted on facebook that a go-fund me page has been set up in katie's name.. and while the family appreciates it.. they don't need or want that.. she says all the funds raised will be donated where katie would 3 donald trump and hillary clinton inch closer.. to their party's presidential nomination.. following victories in arizona's primary. the win gives trump all of the states' 58 delegates.. while delegates will be awarded proportionally for the democrats.senator bernie sanders picks up two out of three contests on tuesday.sanders won in idaho and utah.. clinton won in arizona... and ted cruz's big win in utah means he will get all forty of the

. >> reporter: it was a horrific forget, scene in the video where 47-year-old madeline bengoches walked across the street. >> she was in the middle of the lane and he came in the lane and hit her. >> reporter: he witnessed the 1980s model white cadillac strike madeline in the middle of the road. she was conscious but in a lot of pain. >> i was the first one in the street holding her hand saying it's not your time to go, just holding on to her. >> reporter: her daughter said she had a history of medical problem has made it hashed for her to get around without a walker and now is recovering in critical condition at a hospital and wonders how someone could leave her mother behind. >> at least gotten out of the car and found out which was going on. just don't run like that. >> reporter: with new signs in the area generating tips, police are on the hunt for the thoughts for the family. >> i hope they get this guy, and ifly knew what he did and he didn't stop, he deserves to go to jail. >> reporter: the 1980s model white cadillac has front-end damage. if you have any information that could he

boy, madeline got two adjectives. that was good. wow. she's that kind of mom.in the wheel. okay. go, baby. grab that for me, please. okay, trish, come on. we're gonna head over here. and you're gonna stop on that first mark -- there you go -- and solve this puzzle, we hope. "thing" is the category. r, s, t, l, n, e. vanna will go to work. now, after that exhausting trip, she'll go relax while you pick three more consonants, one more vowel. s. that's one. h. c. and your vowel. o. oh, yeah, yeah. wait, i'm lost here. oh, that's right. you called an s. you know, sometimes, these summer vacations take it out of you. oh, sorry. s was part of the original package, so you owe us one more consonant. oh, good. yeah. d. okay. hmm. i don't know. it's a "thing." you have 10 seconds. good luck. not graduation. um... audition? no. um...oh. uh... [ buzzer ] oh. er. er, uh, er. you can look now. validation. [ chuckles ] yeah, no validation without representation. [ laughter ] now, let me explain this. she did not get this. this is our new minimum this year. all the $30,000s ar

madeline. behind she was protecting me. i felt really safe behind her. worried whenu you were sitting there? >> yeah, a little bit. joce: you hear about this kind school. in they prepare you for this in school but you didn't expect tour.happen on your >> yeah. joce: madeline, you with here with your friend. what goes through your mind? when you show up on the tour and you have to protect him in this. >> this is my grandson. to do adventures. we say that is because we never know what is going to we go on an adventure. so today we didn't know when this wouldoff that we had an adventure. we'll have more adventures tonight but hopefully not like this. joce: when you hear the place, what is going through your have taken him on a tour, family left him in your care. do you think? >> big responsibility. right away i said hold my hand tight. no matter what stay with me. i sat down and i said you inind me and i will sit front. i felt a responsibility that his parents were counting on me to keep jared safe. joce: how long did you have to sit there before they let y

. >> jennifer: no die o laition need order he sedation and little madeline is sure enjoying it. >> the test is a series of animation and music. very couple of seconds it will flash a black and white bar that stimulate the child's neuro lol log call system and mess iewrt sigz nalz that go from the eye to the front of brain. >> i had a sister that wore a path and if they can detect anything rong with my daughter madeline at an early age, the earlier the better. i'm all about preventative air. >> todd: that was kristi kreuger reporting. the cost of the test is about 150 to lars. only available at a few locations in south florida. head to local 10.com to get in touch with the folks at iet care center. >> neki: and heat look to keep their winning streak laif. >> todd: and d wade is in the market for a new nickname. >> neki: dunt come up with one? >> todd: divment d t i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma mptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not

. >> lets come over and meet grace and madeline and we will see you on tv in just a second as soon asthey were so fascinating because we don't have people behind cameras. you thought it was cool that the cameras, move around by themselves. >> thinks grace and thinks madeline. >> is what your last name. >> smith. >> how did i forget that. you were at a part which bob killie what? >> a week ago sunday, right. it was a fundraiser for st. patrick's day parade. kathy orr was there and mike jerrick was there. >> yes. >> is there your grand mom and there is mike jerrick wearing his goofy green mustache. >> weirdo. >> tell me he about what happened at the party and how it made you come here today. >> my mom put all of the tickets into the auction to win this prize. >> yes. >> but i put all my thing into a purple bike. me and my grandmother put some stuff, into the news. >> you wanted to be on tv. >> all of a sudden, we come back with the sign and she lifted it up and we all started jumping . >> girls, you have a chance to do weather, because that is what your mom, mom paid for. i will get out

. >> rose, and madeline, never work in a vineyard until two years ago.sly low-paid food processing plant workers dedicated themselves to better pay, and better life. and today both are four women leaders of vineyard crews. >> well, now -- >> i did it for many reasons. one of them was wages, and the other one see the treatment that i was getting of the other company. >> rumors of possible abuse concern madeline, but she wanted something better. >> they treatise like gold. they respect us, they help us, they care for us, and they have a lot of patience for us. >> the five year old napa valley farm workers foundation funded by grape growers, says it wants big and stable local work force as possible for equal pay, equal rights, equal opportunity prevail. >> our people the front line for sustainability. people in the vinyards, first point of developing a great wine and great region. >> work force paid at least $14 an hour, starting pay, plus benefits, vacations, and more. >> but it is also sophisticated, you know, getting scholarship, four year university, wr

. >> on the surveillance video, you can see 47-year-old madeline using a walker and carrying grocery bags as she's getting ready to cross the street. moments later, she's in the middle of williams bridge road waiting for traffic to pass, and then a white car clips her and keeps going. >> my reaction was just shock. i'm still in shock. i can't believe that just happened. >> kimberly is the victim's disturbing video. her mother is now heavily is a dade dated at jacobi medical center. >> i feel like i'm living a nightmare, she's okay, and i know she will be. >> police have put up a sign searching for witnesses. >> she was laying on the floor. everybody else was trying to help her out. it was a guy caught in the ambulance. >> she was not in the crosswalk, she was in the middle of the street. and the light changed. but they say jay walking here is common and a necessity. >> the block, it's a long block. take a look at it. you have to look all the way down here. i don't blame her for crossing the street in the middle. >> he should have got out of the car and found out what was going on on.

and madeline albright saying if you don't vote for women, you'll go to hell, which she apologized for. that's very off-putting. hillary clinton has tried to walk that back. it has impacted her support with younger women. christina: it's tough out there. people aren't commenting so much on her policy and her experience. they're commenting on her hair and what she's wearing and her attractiveness. does she come off as a shrew. except for donald trump's hair. >> rick coming over the podium against her in the debate. she has contended with this a long time and she's contending with it again on the campaign trail. to see how well she does with women, if this is hillary clinton versus donald trump. donald trump. you'd think he would have locked down or repelled more women. but he's doing well in the early numbers. >> in the early numbers. republican primary caucuses, fewer women turn out. among those women, he's doing as generally. not across all states. the big question is can he carry election. it will be tough. republicans have been losing the women's vote since '88. that's a huge loss f

sister that wore a patch when she started bpk and they can detect anything wrong with my daughter madeline at an early airnlings the earlier the better. i'm all about preventative care. cost for the test is about $150. only available ate couple locations in south florida right now. head to tower owr web site at local 10.com and find out thousand get in touch with the eye care center. >> neki: coming up next in some morning's ports yeah. the heat look to keep the streak laif in phillie >> todd: and they are looking for a new nickname and you could be the one to ge it to him? >> >> reporter: folks. >> good morning i'm clay ferraro with your local 10 morning sportsrap. dywane wade says he wants to see the heat team win the games they are supposed to win. this three game stretch would qualify and so far so good. they tyke on an awful start. start hassan white side. meet heat with 44 points in the first quarter. and throwing that down. phillie had the lead but it's wade to the rescue. take this one in and throws it down to diet ball game up. and later it's wade again and won. big game for wade.

. >> madeline stewart from australia selected for bridal shoot in virginia. the idea to show realities of love for people with disabilities and to encourage women not the typically thin, tall models in bridal magazines. >> christine: looks beautiful. >>> a man in southeast china is sweeping an elderly woman off her feet. he reached out to ask if the woman is okay, as she crosses the street. he scoops her up and carries her across to the opposite sidewalk. he sets her down safely, waits with her until she regains her balance. the video has more than 300,000 views. >> john: wow. sir walter raleigh of china. there you go. >> christine: you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv news conklin. >> al: all right, thanks a lot, christine. ok at the numbers over the last week, seriously warm weather for the beginning of march. with temperatures in the 70s and getting up in the low 80s friday and early on saturday afternoon. yesterday, 79 degrees, we had more cloud cover and showers around, now the showers have cleared out and with that,

. >> and right a bride on her wedding day,> chickasaw, this is a picture of madeline stewart . she is lovely, for she tears up the catwalk during new york fashion week now she's getting more modern offers thanan the blue-eyed prisoner, jeremy meeks .. if a photographer sarah houston says once she posted a few photos, andon on her instagram page, the offers are flooding income advertisers are taking note, but people with disabilities, and not only by o lots merchandise they also get married. >> animal shelter in need of sham primary response to a lawsuit related to bernie sanders judge has granted a requestaw to let 17 -year-olds about in the swing-state presidential primary in ohio allows some heroes who will be 18 before the election to vote in the primary with limitations, they cannot vote on the issues i can decide onno a gracious home legislative and >> drewry street collecting and nominating cobb 30 years of election law that secretary of state jon husted look at world original that they cannot vote but nine , said he will file suit and this will be appealed, so the secula

melinda sent in a picture of her son kendall and madeline, they teamed up to catch bass on high rock. they love to fish together and spend outdoors. you're our big catch of the day today. sunrise at 7:23, should be about 65 this time of the year year, headed for 77 this afternoon. any cool weather down the roaded? what about rain? got it in the forecast, in the seven day planner, i'll have it in the a couple minutes. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv news this morning. >> john: next on wbtv news this morning -- >> christine: the f.b.i. is trying a new methamphetamined on to unlock the phone of the san bernardino attack. how long it will tall to find out if it works. >> john: new guidelines top test children for zika. first, here is a look at what is coming up tonight on cbs and 21 minutes before 7:00. >>> on your side right now, you're watching wbtv news this morning. >> christine: all new in this half hour, it will take at least two weeks for the f.b.i. to learn whether it can unlock the iphone of the san bernardino attacker with apple's help

held last night in washington for three children whwo died in a fire. 12-year-old ben, 10-year-old madeline and 7-year-old sam were in n their home when it went upin flames friday morning. the thick smoke blocked their mother from reaching them while they slept in their bedrooms upstairs. family and neighbo say they are devastated. >> i couldn't imagine what they are going through. my heart hurts for them. >> they were so loving and so wonderful and smart and bright. >> todd: investigators have not determined the cause of the fire but they have confirmed it started just inside the front door. >>> actress lena dunham is>>> actress lena dunham is hospitat suffering from a ruptured ovarian cyst. she was admitt yesterday and will undergo surgery. about her struggle with endometriosis. she went to facebook to be open about her struggle with it. >>> one dog learned how this drive a semi tractor-trailer. a labrador retriever appear to drive the semi across the road. the driver had left the truck running in a nearby parking lot when it somehow got into gear and then went to the parking lot across t

arlington, virginia, madeline on the democrats line. caller: hi. good morning. thank you. i just wanted to make a comment. is abilities are obvious and i'm impressed that his ideals are well rooted in a very real history that demonstrates the awesome role service has played in his life. this individual aspires to progress in this chaos. i am very much so in support of his confirmation. host: here on c-span and c-span radio taking your calls and comments about the process here. president obama has nominated the chief judge of the district circuit, merrick garland, to take the now vacant seat left by the death of antonin scalia. the question for you is should the senate hold hearings? should they take up the nominee now that the president has made it official? he did indicate in his comments, president obama said, that merrick garland would be on capitol hill tomorrow. he asked for senators to meet with the nominee and also to vote and approve on the nominee. 202-748-8920 for democrats. 202-748-8921 for republicans. and all others, 202-748-8922. all of this will reair tonigh

. >> reporter: rose and madeline never worked in a vineyard until two years ago.usly low-paid food processing planted workers dedicated themselves to better pay and a better life. today both are leaders of crews. >> i did it for many reasons. one of them was the wages, and the other, the treatment that i was getting at the other company. >> reporter: rumors of possible abuse concern madelyn quintana, but she wanted something bert. >> they treat us like gold. they respect us, they help us, they care for us, and they have a lot of patience for us. >> reporter: the five-year-old napa valley farm worker's foundation funded by grape growers says it wants as big and stable a workforce as possible for equal pay, equal right, and equal opportunity prevail. >> people in the vineyard, that's the first point of dwoopg great wine in a great region. >> reporter: the foundation teaches teamwork, leadership, and skills. the growing year-round workforce is paid at least $14 an hour, starting pay plus benefits, vacations, and more. >> but it's also sew phis tie indicated. getting

. >> madeline is in critical condition at jacobi medical center. they are looking for a white hazel sanchez, cbs2 news. >>> a brush fire burning in morris county, new jersey. chopper 2 so far head. joe biermann with this bird's- eye view. joe. >> reporter: hello, maurice. the first of the warm weather means the first of the brush fires. now, this is a large area. the big picture is it's between route 280 and route 10. it is about 5 acres that, um, the fire department says is on fire. it's mostly contained in that area. some of the local streets, troy and melanie, as we widen out you will see homes at the bottom of your screen. that's the primary concern. the fire department has set up defensive operations. they have controlled burns trying to burn it away from homes. joe biermann, cbs 2 news. >> thank you, joe. >>> some new information now on the search for a missing ten-year-old girl in rockland county. kelly pillco was found safe in harlem this afternoon. she is on the way home. she never made it to school. police say she took a cab from spring v

. >> former secretary of state madeline albright talking about the women vote earlier on "mornings withbusiness network. how important is the women's vote? >> it's absolutely crucial in an election. sanners is doing very well especially with younger women. >> more women have gone for sanders than have gone for clinton and you made the point that trump doesn't have women. hillary doesn't have women either? >> she doesn't. but she has older women and she has an older demographic and she's counting on that in the general election. look, she is halfway to the 2,383 delegates she needs. so she is -- she's not in a kind of donald trump situation. she's going to get the nomination unless something happens. >> she's cleaning up on the minority vote. but she has a problem with kind of white middle class blue collar workers and that's the problem for the democrats. the problem for the republicans, as a republican this make me very nervous, i think there is that plan afoot that's being hatched not just by mitt romney but other party leaders to try to find a way to essentially steal this nomination

on tomorrow's pbs news our former secretary of state madeline all bright and security advisor stevenisor steven hadley on the state of the middle east. kacyra: it kind of was, like, the bang that set off the night. rogers: that is the funkiest restaurant. thomas: the honey-walnut prawns will make your insides smile. [ laughter ] klugman: more tortillas, please! khazar: what is comfort food if it isn't gluten and grease? braff: i love crème brûlée. sobel: the octopus should have been, like, quadripus, because it was really small. sbrocco: and you know that when you split something, all the calories evaporate, and then there's none. whalen: that's right.

still to come on the newshour: why trump's rhetoric is appealing to millions of voters; madeline albright stephen hadley discuss the u.s. role in the mideast; a peace deal that could change colombia's cocaine trade, and much more. >> ifill: donald trump has now been leading in the polls for eight months, making him the prohibitive favorite to win the republican party nomination this summer. his celebrity has driven media coverage, which in turn has boosted his celebrity. the result? the new york times found trump has received nearly $2 billion of free media attention during the campaign, nearly twice as much as the original entire 17-member field. today, he once again demonstrated one of his greatest skills: hijacking the news cycle with a provocative comment-- this one about abortion. >> do you believe in punishment for abortion? yes or no, as a principle. >> the answer is that, there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman? >> yes. there has to be some sort of punishment. >> ten cents? ten years? what? >> that i don't know. that i don't know. >> well why not? you take positi

on tomorrow's pbs news our former secretary of state madeline all bright and security advisor stevente of the middle east. ncht this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >> i consider it appropriate to the committee to proceed cautiously in adjusting policy. >> the chair has the floor. the federal reserve janet yellen in major speech tells investors and her feds colleagues to chill the hot talk about higher interest rates. >>> controlling the pain. the white house out lines new initiatives and new money to fight the growing epidemic of prescription drug abuse. >>> tax tips. whether you're a newlywed or just retired, your finances are changing and so will your annual return to uncle sam. all that and more tonight on "nig b

and joining me for insight and animalis are david brooks, kelly o'donnell, mary madeline and steven henderson well can to sunday, it's "meet the press."di >>> good sunday morning. if the dump trump movement needs a candidate to rally around, his name just might be ted cruz. cruz and donald trump each won two contests yesterday, but it was ted cruz who emerged with the most delegates and perhaps some renewed momentum. cruz easily won the kansas caucuses beating trump by a better than two to one margin. cruz also took the main caucuses with 46% of the vote.auc 13 points ahead of trump, another double-digit win there for cruz. but trump also took two states last night winning the only primary in louisiana, but he won that by a much smaller margin than polls had indicated. and trump won the newly created kentucky caucuses, but again, it was by just a four-point margin over cruz.ht smaller than what many had predicted. overall cruz won 70 delegates last night to trump's 61. so cruz won the night on delegates. although overall trump still holds the leads in the delegate count. but as important as d

held last night in washington for three children to died nay fire. 12-year-old ben, 10-year-old madeline and 7-year-old sam were all in the home when it went up in flames this morning. the thick smoke blocked their mother from reach themg while they slept inn the bedrooms. family and neighbors say they are devastated. >>> i can't imagine what they are going through andmy heart hurts for them. >> they were so loving and wonderful and smart and bright. >> gators have not confirmed what started the fire but they confirmed it hand at the front door. >>> high winds and rain hit the sacramento dwrair causing the tower camera to shake as you can see here. right now severe weather is pounding parts of northern california and the form storm already left one woman dead. it created a river in the the driver did go around the road block where it happened. man behind the wheel was able to get out. but 48-year-old woman didn't make it. >> the water was six to 8 feet deep by the time we were able to get into the vehicle. it took the dive team a while to find it. >> police say the woman was under water

madeline allbright.be like sending me somebody from the truman campaign when i was first voting. they have to meet the millennial where they first are. >> there are two things that trump and sanders have captured and i want to ask about this. it is a revolt against the ruling class. the harvard and the yale and the brainiacs and the wall streets and the bigwigs that have really hurt many millions of americans. you have the companies leaving and nafta that was sold to us during the clinton administration as a great savior and instead ross perot was right. you have a giant sucking sound. it is true. it is right and it has happened. now americans of goodwill are saying enough. one thing that is happening and it is the first time in a longtime of seeing this. >> in ohio kasich won and he voted in favor of nafta. >> you have both bernie sanders and donald trump intersecting along the populous sphere that has emerged. judy is right and there are serious concerns about donald donald trump and you can see late d

madeline albright endorsing hillary clinton. always a pleasure to have you with us.here. you just came from a trip abroad. you said it gave you fresh perspective on seeing people. >> i was in tunisia, egypt, jordan, saudi arabia. people are asking, what is going on. how can we be having a discussion in which foreign policy is kind of not at the super center of things. but whenever anything is said, it is by donald trump, it is stare i think in terms of what he thinks he is going to do or lack of understanding. and we have an opportunity as never before to have somebody who is really ready to be commander in chief and president because of her experience. >> when the people said what's going on in america, how could this be happening, what was your response? >> when you travel abroad you don't try to chris size your country. but they are very afraid we are not interested in the world anymore. the discussion has been about walls is and keeping people out and not about what makes america great but what we can't undo, the greatness of america, which has been our involveme

comedian left her waitress madeline a $1,000 tip, on a bill that was $77. >> what is this. >> and amye been there, i get it. waitress says she is and five other people work at the thief their night are all inspiring actors so they split the $1,000 between them. >> so many great things about it. fact that she tipped $1,000. fanning that she shared it, waitress shared witt everybody. >> very will cool you hear story about the the person, you know, no names, who leaves like a penny or a little change on a big tip. the it is nice to see somebody, you don't want to say about people money, who has it helping out people who are working hard. >> make me get in the the industry. >> i'm on it. >> clearly she's doing well. >> and it returns with the bang march 30th as fox's hit tv show empire returns to tv. why not watch second half of season two in style, join all of us, we're always there, alex, sue, myself and the crew, with power 99 for viewing party at harrah's casino. head over to our web site at fox 29.com. you can rs vp. you have until noon march 29th but why wait you know you wanting to