mckenzie has a severe disability. >> mckenzie was born with the syndrome that is the leading cause ofndness. >> reporter: she is the founder of the organization in oakland and visits the family to help and offers advice. >> giving parents education on what the child's vision impairment is and what it means and what it implies in terms of their day to day routines. eating, going to the bathroom. going outside. >> we introduce ourselves, when we approach mckenzie we let her no mom is here, dad is here. >> reporter: michelle goes to mckenzie's pre-school and works with children with adaptions. >> mckenzie with access that book if student pictures are small. >> reporter: michelle taught shilo and john to help her find things on the floor by using black rugs and taught them to use color on tables and wall corners to keep mckenzie from bumping into them. michelle even goes on doctor's visits with the family and helps them fight for glasses for mckenzie. >> it was described to me as swiss cheese to her, so she can see through little pockets or holes but the vast majority of her vision doesn'

mckenzie is three. if you look closely at pictures of her over the years, you will notice something. that giraffe, raffe in every shot. >> it was a lovy. she wants to go to bed with it. when she is six she wants -- it's look her friend. >> jen says this friend has been mckenzie has their her skon stand through their many moves, and during nick's deployments. >> he is gone. she still has the one thing. >> had this one thing. >> it got lost. sorry. during their recent move. >> raffe is her life line. >> one thing she has at all times. >> i understand. but to some, this can seem >> this might seem like much adieu about nothing. a very big deal. >> where are you, raffy. >> this home video shows she lost her right before moving to pennsylvania. her parents assumed he was in a box some where. for 11 days mckenzie had to live without her soul mate. finally end of the unpacking. >> jen found it. cut open the box. let me record this. >> we have to get this. >> they toeltd mckenzie to get a >> they hid raffe in t

mckenzie is three. if you look closely at pictures of her over the years, you will notice something. that giraffe, raffe in every >> it was a lovy. she wants to go to bed with it. when she is six she wants -- it's look her friend. >> jen says this friend has been mckenzie has their her skon stand through their many moves, and during nick's deployments. >> he is gone. she still has the one thing. >> had this one thing. >> it got lost. sorry. during their recent move. >> raffe is her life line. >> one thing she has at all times. >> i understand. but to some, this can seem >> this might seem like much adieu about nothing. but losing a lovy can feel like a very big deal. >> where are you, raffy. >> this home video shows she lost her right before moving to pennsylvania. her parents assumed he was in a box some where. for 11 days mckenzie had to live without her soul mate. finally end of the unpacking. >> jen found it. cut open the box. let me record this. >> we have to get this. >> they toeltd mckenzie to ge

rishaad: indeed, andrew mckenzie there. paul?reiterating the remarks of the chairman just a few minutes ago saying bhp's deeply sorry and 100% committed to helping them rebuild. he just described the heartbreaking scenes that he saw but he said that they would help rebuild, reconstruct homes, security, and spirit. in terms of concrete actions, there is going to be a next her no investigation which bhp will make public and make available to other companies, all dams will be reviewed and work has been done to stabilize the dams already there. as for penalties, bhp has been fine andan $80 million yesterday, the first civil suit was filed of up to $2.6 billion u.s.. they areery ch at e start rather than the end. run up to five hours with some tough questions being asked by stockholders. .ishaad: thank you for that other stories we are following, shares of weibo rising. this happened after hours, the company beating estimates. often referred to as china's twitter, users jumped to over 100 million people in the first quarter, advertisi

david mckenzie, thank you very much.aurant right next to the radisson where this is ongoing, says he heard the attack. what have you heard and what has happened since that transpired? communications are not great. we have storm conditions here and obviously speaking to africa. when we get him back on, we will. to the panel. k christiane amanpour -- we know what's going on. evolving, at least ten gunman a terror situation. this is a deadly situation, they're going floor by floor, there are counterauthorities trying to deal with it. it's called a hostage situation, 140 guests at least, 30 employees as well. some u.n. employees have been extracted. so that's the situation on the ground. let's talk about why. tell us a little about c

let's bring in david mckenzie. david, what do you know? >> reporter: john, what we know is this information is coming from the u.s. embassy. the u.s. embassy warning american citizens to stay indoors and monitor media. at the radisson hotel, a popular tourist resort, there is a shi'ite operation. i can go to the latest reporting from the press afp. they are saying according to the afp, there have been 140 guests and 13 employees locked in to quote that report in an ongoing hostage situation. it appears that it is a very serious situation and going on in mali right now in bamako at the radisson hotel. these reports started surfacing less than an hour ago in fact. certainly we are also getting from the president in mali. let me give you the update. the president in mali opposite the forces are involved on the ground. our men did in fact enter the hotel. they created a perimeter around the hotel and there is a hostage situation. john. >> all right. just remind us, david, again, the french role in mali. we do not know what is happening in mali

for 11 days mckenzie had to live without her soul mate. end of the unpacking. >> jen found it. cut open the box. let me record this. >> we have to get this. >> they toeltd mckenzie to get a drink. she was delighted to be reunited. but in this moment, mckenzie made another, more surprising discovery. that a strange thing happens when you are really, really happy. >> oh. >> because you are happy. >> in all of her life she has never been so happy that she cried. it's got to feel weird the first time. but surrendering to this quirky human trait can be one of life's greatest joys. and i'm sure some of you at home can now attest. >>> that is the "cbs overnight news" for this monday. for some of you, the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glore. ,, captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, november 9th, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> protests over racial incidents at the university of missouri grow. now members of the football team

david mckenzie, cnn, kampala, uganda. lukas thousands of people across new zeland have turned out to demonstrate on climate change. lukas thousands of people across new zeland have turned out to demonstrate on climate change. thirty-five events were organised in towns and cities around the country as part of "2,000 across the world" . all of this ahead of the climate change talks in paris this week. lukas facebook is exteing parental leave for its employees worldwide. all new parents will recieve four months of paid baby leave, regardless of gender. the company used its social media site to make the announcement. the policy comes just days after facebook c-e-o mark zuckerberg announced he will take two months of paternity leave when his daughter is born. a post by zuckerberg said studies show outcomes are bettor children whose parents take time to be with their newborns. facebook is one of the leaders in a push by tech companies to offer competitive parental leave. lukas "raspberry pi" has raised the bar on low-cost compu

spending most of her time trying to outsmart mckenzie hollister, her arch-nemesis and bully. >> raisend if you are a dork. >> can i raise two hands? >> can i do jazz hands? >> double dork? >> yes. >> what is a dork? >> a dork is a person who may be considered unusual to others. they're very independent. >> dork was a very derogatory term and when kids -- your feelings were hurt if you were called a dork. but since 2009 and the "dork diaries" coming on the scene a term of empowerment and it's good to be a dork. >> reporter: it's not just the word dork. there's also dorkalicious, adorkable, and dorkify. >> ooh, that's my favorite. that's when i get to draw people in dork diaries style. >> you dorkify them. >> and it's all a huge hit with their young fans. >> can you all guess who it is? this is you. come on up and get your dorkification. >> reporter: who see themselves as dorks. >> a dork is someone who has a lot of life problems. >> people call me weird, but i think -- i just go with the flow. >> you're helping middle school girls. >> we both thought we were just freaks but turns out t

david mckenzie has this exclusive report. >> reporter: in uganda, god isn't hard to find. in it, cafes and boutiques and stores. at tuesday's sermon for thousands. >> does god love uganda? >> he does. >> reporter: it should be fertile ground for the visit. >> he is hypocritical. he must take a stand. >> reporter: some ugandan priests are angry at pope francis' attempts to reach out to christians. >> you say this is the proof. this is the way. >> reporter: these two are afraid to move together in daytime. they can't go back home. their families have abandoned them. >> people screaming outside. hey, gays are here. >> reporter: they live in fear of being attacked again. they face years in prison for acts of homosexuality and the colonial-era laws. is it hurtful that people hate you so much? >> it is so hard that people hate us so much because we are gays. >> reporter: this has done nothing to slow politicians and preachers in uganda. >> it is like any other crime in the nation or the world. >> reporter: and they say they are proud of who they are. >> i have a confession to go

but in this moment mckenzy made another even more surprising discovery. that very strange thing happened when you're really, really happy. >> my eyes are watering. >> you're happy. >> in all of her life she's never been so happy that she cried. >> it's got to feel weird the first time. but surrendering to this quirky human trait can be one of life's greatest joyce as i'm sure some of you now at home can attest. >> osgood: next, democratic candidate bernie sanders. and later -- the forgotten heros. that were just totally pitch black. those things had to change. we wanted to restore our lighting system in the city. you can have the greatest dreams in the world, but unless you can finance those dreams, it doesn't happen. at the time that the bankruptcy filing was done, the public lighting authority had a hard time of finding a bank. citi did not run away from the table like some other bankers did. citi had the strength to help us go to the credit markets and raise the money. it's a brighter day in detroit. people can see better when they're out doing their t

david mckenzie, cnn, kampala, uganda. " jessica rae: still to come... republican frontrunner donald trump faced another protestor this weekend... republican frontrunner donald trump faced another protestor this weekend... but he had a different reaction this time. hear what he had to say... after the break. scott: we'll have... abc9 news thisor having late start time, head to siouxlandmatters.co m "" scott: we have winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings blanketing the map today as tough travel is anticipated with a winter storm bearing down on the region. here's the stormcast hd which shows the slowly churning system moving through the upper plains and upper midwest here. this will be a very long duration snow event. the heaviest snow will be seen late this morning into the early afternoon. then it'll begin to taper off tonight and tomorrow, but strong winds will take over which will blow the snow around. we'll have drifting snow and difficult travel. be prepared! today's high temperature is 33 with heavy snow. the overnight lolois 2626ith

. >> reporter: jen says this friend has been mckenzie's constant through their many moves and has been especially comforting during nick's deployments. >> when he's gone for weeks and months at a time she still has this one thing. >> reporter: and this one thing. >> sorry. >> reporter: it got lost during their most recent move. >> raffy is her lived line. >> it's one of the only things she has all the time. >> reporter: i understand. to some this may seem like much ado about nothing, but losing a lovey can feel like a very big deal. >> raffy, where are you, receive affy. >> reporter: mckenzie first noticed raffy was moving right before their move to pennsylvania. >> i want to take him to pennsylvania. >> reporter: her parents assumed he was in a box somewhere but for 11 long days macepsy had to live without her souled mate, until finally, at the very end of their unpacking-- >> as soon as jen found it, she cut open the box, and i said, "you know what? let me record this reaction." i said we have to get this. >> reporter: they had raffy in the refrigerator and told jen to get a crichg.

when do you bring mckenzie in? >> the way i look at this, if you're an investor and you're sort of waking up on monday morning, asking yourself what news as a shareholder in yahoo! am i looking for, this would not be it. you know, i think that when, you know, each piece of that is a cause for alarm. obviously, when you're begging your executives to sign a -- some kind of loyalty oath, that's not good. and, you know, nobody brings mckenzie in because they've got the world, you know, in their hands. yahoo!'s situation i think has been very difficult for a decade. i mean, there's a classic problem. you see in management across the whole economy. where companies reach a certain scale and then they are convinced that when they want to do something new, they can't invent it, they have to buy it. because it takes too long to create something from new. and they want to have immediate impact. and i think yahoo! has been a victim of this for at least a decade. and i think at this point there's nothing they can to salvage the

david mckenzie, bamako. >>> at least a dozen were killed in cameroon. the terror group boko haram is the group. they struck before in january leaving more than 400 people in the town dead. >>> polls are open in egypt has voters cast their ballots in the second parliamently elections. he's hailed the election a major step towards democracy. for the latest, we're joined by ian lee live from cairo. polls opened a little over an hour ago for the second phase of these elections. what's the feeling there among voters? >> reporter: there's a lot of voter apathy here in egypt. the first round, we saw it as well, we're roughly 26% of eligible voters went out and cast their ballots. what we're hearing from them is a number of things. first off, they're saying that they don't believe this election will impact their life. this is what we're hearing from younger voters in particular. that they believe the country isn't moving forward in the way they'd like. the second thing we've been hearing from voters is that they didn't know who the candidates were. they were on

david mckenzie, cnn, mali. >>> juliet joins me now. great to have you on the show.paris terror attacks we saw a attack on the radisson blue hotel in mali. in your view was the mali attack tied to local politics or an attempt to capitalize on the recent terror that played out in par paris? >> it was actually a combination of both. i mean, anyone who had been following what was going on in mali knew the terrorism that they were facing, the rise of islamic tensions, terrorists organizations. france had clearly come in to clean them out in the last couple of years. but also an attack like that was timed to sort of correspondent or follow up on what happened in paris. and the reason why that is true is because it was a relatively simple attack in the hotel. i mean, very few people were involved. they just walked into a room, killed as many people as possible. and so in some ways it's simplicity, put it together relatively quickly to feed off of everyone's fear. >> this wasn't an attack carried out by isis, claimed responsibility for what happened in france. this was, in

cnn's david mckenzie has been talking with survivors. he joins me live from the capital. good morning. >> good morning, carol. yes, some days after this horrible attack here at the radisson hotel behind me in bamako, mali, there have been incredible tales of survivor and people managing to barricade themselves in for hours, as they went through on that murderous rampage. i spoke to an american specialist from the centers of disease control. she believes she was going to make it home. >> i e-mailed my husband and i just -- i said something like, there is something going on, and i want you to know that i love you. then when -- a few hours later when the fire down the hallway, i wrote another e-mail and said, i do believe there are shooters here. if i don't make it, i want you to know that i love you. and my family and my cdc. but i am coming home. i do this because i love doing this work. where we are in the world, we need to continue on. >> you're committed to the work, no matter what? >> no matter what. this wasn't about mali, it's about what i call idiots. >> when the si

for more on that, let's bring in david mckenzie live in mali.d. >> reporter: good morning, alison. there were horrible hours here days ago in bamako, mali. the capital where two or three gunmen stormed the hotel striking terror in the guests and staff and shooting and hitting anyone they could. one american was stuck in a room. her training saved her life and she said it was a horrible experience. >> i e-mailed my husband and i said there is something going on. i want you to know i love you. and then a few hours later when i heard down the hallway, i believe there are shooters here and i want you to know i love you and my family. i'm coming home. i do this because i love doing this work and where we are in the world and we need to continue on. >> reporter: alison, kathy said the malian and american forces came in and used a code and that is why she opened the door. she was trained for this eventual eventualit eventuality. she hunkered down and heard shots coming closer down the hallway. she heard someone trying to come in. when the malian forces

the report says mckenzie would tell yahoo's!anagement team, including mayer, which businesses to invest in, which to sell and which to shut down. investrs are worried -- i vesters are worried they -- investors are worried they are struggling to find their way. >>> gap is struggling. in october, sales fell by almost 5%. mainly led lower by the flagship chain and banana republic. they continue to struggle. old navy's sales were positive. but shares are down 5% on the news. >>> apple's shares are falling by 2%. it says its suppliers are seeing less demand for parts which could mean weaker iphone sales this holiday season. >>> markets took a bit of a tumble this morning. let's see how we're faring this morning on the big board. dow dropping over 30 points. nasdaq down by 30. s&p moving lower by 2 points. michelle and frank, back to you. >> thank you. >>> dozens of students turned out at stanford to talk about what they say is a growing problem of sexual assaults on campus. our reporter was at last night's summit which a bay area con

let's go to mali where david mckenzie joins us live. you spoke to more survivors, didn't you?'s right. one in particular, an american specialist for the centers for disease control in atlanta, she said her training helped keep her alive as she went through harrowing hours as that attack unfolded. >> i e-mailed my husband and i just said something like there is something going on and i want you to know that i love you. and then when -- a few hours later when the fire down the hallway, i wrote another e-mail and i said i do believe there are shooters here and if i don't make it i want you to know i love you and my family and my -- but i am coming home. i do this because i love doing this work. and where we are in the world that we need to continue on. >> you committed to the work no matter what. >> no matter what. this wasn't about mali. this is about what i call idiots. i'll be back. >> was there any point really, any moment you thought, okay, this is it, this is the end of the road? >> when the shooting came down the hallway, i was more nervous. i wasn't sure. but it wasn't go

mckenzie soeken will run track and play volleyball at upper iowa. and one of the top runners in the state tysen van draska will run for joey woody at iowa and concentrate on middle distance. he has taken great high school kids from iowa and made them great college athletes and i think he is gonna do the same with me. it is a great school it is close to home and i think the big 10 is going to push me to be my best. i think i will be really busy but i am excited it is such at honor not a lot of people can say they can do both sports they love so much. sot ends at :21 oc: "love so much " and finally it's time to introduce you to three new finalist for the kcrg tv-9 athlete of the week sponsored by cedar rapids toyota. all volleyball. athlete number one is carlee ketchum of west delaware who had 7 kills, 31 assist, and 19 digs to lead her team to a 4a state title sweep of harlan. athlete number two is gillian gergen of janesville who had 21 kills in a 3-1 1a state championship win over sidney. athlete number three is libby ryan of mount vernon who 33 di

mckenzie luerkens luerkens sister04:44:25 "we we're growing very concerned about him, so on april 21 i texted him kinda like how are you doing or what can we do to help and he texted me saying me, my mom, my dad and jeremy are no longer his family and he doesn't want to see us ever again." again."in a rebuttal testimony, a linn county deputy sheriff says luerkens admitted he committed "the ultimate crime". closing arguments closing arguments begin tomorrow. covering the corridor.... a new lawsuit is being filed against the university of iowa gary barta of discrimination. former senior associate athletic director jane meyer says she was moved to a less important position a week after telling barta about an alleged pattern of wage, sexual orientation, and gender discrimination.the school says it moved meyer because at the time, her partner, tracey griesbaum intended to sue the school for discrimination after being fired from her role as the head coach of the field hockey team.the u-i says griesbaum was fired over allegations of bullying players.the school says it did the dust has now c

mckenzie weaves past defenders 53 yards to paydirt. the third punt return for georgia on the season this one comes at perfect time as the dogs hold off. >> the dogs get it done allll the boo birds around mark richt. you a burns 6 yards passing. meantime, maryland was passing to the w2ong team. >> he had that part of it down comes to this game, six gamam this year, 11 interceptions. he just lobbed back. he takes it to the house. >> 44 yards there. michigan state bouncing back from their firir loss of the year but c cnor cook did not play in the second have tougher a suffering shoulder injury. after the game he plan to start against oo state next week. that will be on the road. another quarterback going down here, tray i don't know boykin. >> battles out of the, suffers ankle injury. later leaves the field. here is back up third string quarterback foster sawyer. breaks a tackle on his way to 4 yard touchdown. the horned frogs hang on. >> they eek it out against kansas team 0-10 since 19 4. their star wide receiver was available, played j

spending most of her time trying to outsmart mckenzie hollister, her arch nemesis and bully. >> raise your hand if you are a dork. >> can i raise two hands? >> can i do jazz hands? >> double dork? >> yes. >> what is a dork? >> a dork is a person who may be considered unusual to others. they're very independent. >> dork was a very derogatory term and when kids -- your feelings were hurt if you were called a dork. but since 2009 and the dork diaries coming on the scene it's a term of endearment, it's a term of empowerment and it's good to be a dork. >> reporter: it's not just the word dork. there's also dork a-licious, adorkable, and dorkify. >> ooh, that's my favorite. that's when i get to draw people in dork diaries style. >> you dorkify them. >> and it's all a huge hit with their young fans. come on up and get your dorkification. >> reporter: who see themselves as dorks. >> a dork is someone who has a lot of life problems. >> people call me weird, but i think -- i just -- >> you're helping middle school girls. >> we both thought we were just freaks but turns out there were a lot of k

mckenzie soeken will run track and play voeyball at upper iowa. and one of he top runne in the state tysen van draska wil run n or joey woody at iowwand concentrate on middle distance. thanks scott. one last look at the forecast, joe... more showers tonight with lingering light rain and drizzle continuing into wednesday. cooler and drier weather moves in for thursday as the winds pick up from the west. friday starts dry but another storm will be heading into the region, this time with some cooler weather in place. at this timeeany accumulation s of snow would occur friday night into saturday morning. we will continue to watch this system and update the forecast as we move through the week. have a great night!

. >> poster boy larry mckenzie and poster girl are featured as a fashion show sparks the polio drivet the waldorf. >> 80 million people donated to the research to develop a vaccine. and when that incredible medical breakthrough came in 1955 -- >> a major medical hurdle was crossed with the discovery of the anti-polio vaccine, which was to spread a mantle of protection over millions of american children. >> thousands volunteered in the largest peacetime effort of its kind to make sure the vaccine was distributed. and children's lives were saved. >> i don't think that we can do too much to celebrate the man who conquered polio or all the women and men who are continuing to work to eradicate polio. for me being a doctor, being able to prevent a disease is precious and special. so at the gates foundation, we consider vaccines to be such an asset because instead of spending money and people suffering, we prevent the disease before it ever occurs. that's a beautiful thing. >> today polio is confined to three countries on earth. nigeria has been polio free. >> that's enormous progress. enor

david mckenzie, cnn. >> we're joined now by juliet. great to have you on the show.eek after the paris terror attacks, we saw an attack on the radisson blu hotel. was it tied to local politics on an attempt to capitalize on the recent terror that played out in paris? >> it was actually a combination of both. i mean, anyone who had been following what was going on in mali knew of the terrorism that they were facing, the rise of islamic terrorist organizations, france had clearly come in to clean them out in the last couple of years. but also, an attack like that was timed to sort of correspond or follow up on what happened in paris. and the reason why that is true is because it was a relatively simple attack in the hotel. i mean, very few people were involved. they just walk into a room, kill as many people as possible, and so in some ways, its simplicity suggests they put it together rather quickly to feed off everyone's fear. >> this wasn't an attack that was carried out by isis. they claim responsibility for what happened in france. this was, in fact, carried out b

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mckenzie weaves past defenders 53 yards to paydirt. the third punt return for georgia on the season this one comes at perfect time as the dogs hold off. >> the dogs get it done all the boo birds around mark richt. you a burns 6 yards passing. meantime, maryland was passing to the wrong team. >> he had that part of it down comes to this game, six games this year, 11 interceptions. he just lobbed back. he takes it to the house. >> 44 yards there. michigan state bouncing back from their first loss of the year but connor cook did not play in the second have tougher a suffering shoulder injury. after the game he plan to start against ohio state next week. that will be on the road. another quarterback going down here, tray i don't know boykin. >> battles out of the, suffers ankle injury. later leaves the field. here is back up third string quarterback foster sawyer. breaks a tackle on his way to 4 yard touchdown. the horned frogs hang on. >> they eek it out against kansas team 0-10 since 19 4. their star wide receiver was available, played j

>> david mckenzie, thank you so much. >>> all right, europe is on edge, as more arrests have been made with the paris terror attacks and the hunt for a key suspect goes international now. the details, next. >>> average long-term mortgage rates dipped slightly this week. have a look. it takes technology, engineering and coordination for pga tour professional rickie fowler to hit the perfect shot. at quicken loans, technology, engineering and coordination come together to deliver a customized mortgage experience. quicken loans: home buy. refi. power. official mortgage sponsor of the pga tour. ♪ yeah. that's the one right? ♪ we forgot dave! thank you. so, can the test drive be over now? maybe head back to the dealership? it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. the sign then drive event. zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first months payment on a new tiguan and other select volkswagen models. >>> all right. hello, again. thanks so much for joining us. i'm fredricka whitfield. we begin with the arrest of three people in turkey with suspected ties to is

project and it pairs adults and children to train for marathons and it's the first year blaze and mckenzie are joining their dad davis. >> i started doing better in school, and that kind of tied together somehow, and i made a bunch of new friends. >> it really sets you up for life. they teach you what they have learned from all of this. they give you tips. they give you pointers. >> as we countdown to the 22nd annual philadelphia marathon, you will hear more from the children and other folks that we meet along the way today. once again, the race kicks off just before 7:00. 30,000 people on their way here now, and we'll have it for you all morning. live along the parkway, monique braxton. >>> let's take a live look over the parkway. another look over the parkway, and all is clear at this moment, but it could be very busy not too long for now. the parkway will be closed from 6:00 a.m. to the end of the race. pretty much it's closed right now so keep that in mind. septa service will be affected, two dozen bus roots and the routine trolly will have to take detours, and septa is saying to use t

mckenzie needed that want to keep it going. molly makes the save. pinkerton wins the division i championship 1-0. they took the penalty kicks. 4-3. that is the first girls soccer chamionship for pinkerton academy. in division ii, it was portsmouth and hanover. amelia lubrano centers to kelly brigham who redirects it into the net. 1-0 marauders. then off the corner kick, good ball movement. ruby spitz ends up with it and she scores. 2-0 hanover. portsmouth have their chances today. julia luff gets behind the defense but can' t get a solid shot off. hanover wins the division ii championship, 2-0. that is back-to-back state titles for the marauders. raymond and bow played for the division iii championship. falcons take it. in division iv, top-seeded derryfield and epping needed overtime. derryfield in white. gabi brummett works her way through the defense and scores, cougars. 2-0 2-1 now. epping with the corner kick. megan marasca sends it towards the net. meghan galante finishes it off. blue devils tie it at 2-2. 3-2 derryfield in the second half. epp

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spending most of her time trying to outsmart mckenzie hollister, her arch-nemesis and bully. >> raise your hand if you are a dork. >> can i raise two hands? >> can i do jazz hands? >> double dork? >> yes. >> what is a dork? >> a dork is a person who may be considered unusual to others. they're very independent. >> dork was a very derogatory term and when kids -- your feelings were hurt if you were called a dork. but since 2009 and the "dork diaries" coming on the scene it's a term of endearment, it's - a term of empowerment and it's good to be a dork. >> reporter: it's not just the word dork. there's also dorkalicious, adorkable, and dorkify. >> ooh, that's my favorite. that's when i get to draw people in dork diaries style. >> you dorkify them. >> and it's all a huge hit with their young fans. >> can you all guess who it is? this is you. come on up and get your dorkification. >> reporter: who see themselves as dorks. >> a dork is someone who has a lot of life problems. >> people call me weird, but i think -- i just go with the flow. >> you're helping middle school girls. >> we both t