monique, what are some of the factors that really place a youth at risk? well i think factors that place the youth at risk for using substances include underlying mental health issues. i think that environmental factors play an important role if they're in a community that is highly supportive of use. maybe at home there's using going on. i think that those are some really big contributing factors. and greg, why should we be concerned in america with all of these issues with youth? well i think the biggest thing is people don't generally realize all the different areas that are impacted by young people using drugs and alcohol, you know. if you look at, you know, in my life, you know, you talk about the hospitalizations, the criminal stuff, all the different areas in my life that were impacted as a result of my alcohol and drug use. so it wasn't just that i was putting myself at risk but i was putting other people at risk and i was causing, you know, impacts in different areas of society. for our audience, give them an idea of how you ran into trouble with

final thoughts, monique. well, i think that there's a lot of hope out there for adolescents and young adults that are struggling with addiction and i also think there's a lot of hope in providing prevention and intervention for those students at an earlier age to prevent or delay the onset of use and ultimately we're going to have healthier students and adults. greg, your thoughts. i think just, you know, we need to move away from sort of this punitive, you know, don't talk about it, kind of hide it from everybody, you know, because it's happening, it exists and until we accept

this is my bride monique. say hi, monique. >> hello, everybody. >> what do you think of this road trip? >> well, we have only been at it one day and it's been a little challenging but we'll get there. >> hey, scoop, say hi, buddy, what's up? scoopy! the great plains of kansas as the sun is setting. how are you doing, honey? >> doing okay. >> doing all right. we are only 500 miles due east of denver. and then i think we have another 1500 after that. >> the welcome to california sign in a precarious position. here we are a little outside of truckee some 7 days, 15 states and a whole lot of bad weather. how are you doing miss monique? >> can't believe it. >> you made it. >> i can't believe it. >> not only did monique made it, so did scoop kitty. i think i'm in the anchor chair on wednesday. unbelievable! we'll see you soon. >> and yes, you are, you're right here. >> we made it. i actually stopped at the sign where it says welcome to california. there is no room. are you going to shoot that sign? i have to. get a

and how are you doing there, miss monique. >> can't believe it. >> you made it. >> i know. believe it. >> not only did monique make it but so did scoop kitty. hi, scooppy. say hi. unreal. good to be home, guys. i think i'm in the anchor chair on wednesday. unbelievable! see you soon. >> and we called this on the road home because frank is actually from the bay area. he grew up in the east bay, he went to cal, and traveled all over the country at different jobs but he is coming home tomorrow and he is going to join us tomorrow morning bright and early at 4:30. you can send him a welcome note on our cbs 5 facebook page. but don't worry, everybody, elizabeth will be with us. >> back at the traffic desk. >> one big happy family all together. >>> the superstar of volkswagen's little darth vader commercial has met his match. >> he got a chance to meet the real darth vader. actor james earl jones. that's 6-year-old max page. >> so q i love his haircut. so cute. he researched his role online. jones, who played the iconic voice of darth vader in the movies, gave the boy an autograph

>> you made it. >> you know, i can't believe it. >> not only did monique make it, but so did scoop kittysay hi. unreal. good to be home, guys. i think i'm in the anchor chair on wednesday. unbelievable! we'll see you soon. >> it will be good to have him here. frank, monique and scoop have all made it to their new place in berkeley and again he will join me tomorrow starting at 4:30 tomorrow morning and you can send frank a welcome note. he is on our cbs 5 facebook page. >> do you think he is watching right now. >> maybe he is getting a little extra sleep. >> he may not have his cable all hooked up. we'll see him later this morning and then tomorrow morning bright and early. >>> a very gusty morning out there. we'll check in with jim in a couple of minutes to see how long the winds will last. >> plus, a high school student mowed down by a car and dragged 700 feet. this morning, the reward her family is offering to catch that hit-and-run driver. >>> will executions resume in california? the special tour this morning that will help decide, that's coming up. >>> and was it an electronics fai

[applause] port director monique moyer is with us. [applause] and from senator mark lino's office, susan slim. [applause] from assemblyman tom ammiano's office. thank you for joining us in the celebration. we will have the final performance of the evening from the chinese american international school. they helped to start this celebration earlier this evening. i do not know if all of us were here but they are now returning. they will be performing for us and the beautiful traditions of the chinese new year, the alliance stance. please welcome students from the chinese american international school. -- the lion's dance. -- the lion's dance. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> [inaudible] [applause] this is really a unique performance. before we end tonight's program, i want to, on behalf of the city, thank at&t again for your generous sponsorship, making the celebration happening. we would liked everyone to join us for the reception. we want to thank owner of moonstar. we want to thank you for your contribution. [speaking foreign lang

i can't believe it. >> not only did monique make it but so did scoop kitty. say hi. unreal.to be home, guys. i think i'm in the anchor chair on wednesday. unbelievable! we'll see you soon. >> and here you are. and welcome to california and welcome home. >> thank you very much. >> it's been great to reconnect? >> oh, my goodness, yeah. my brother, my sister, nieces, nephews, everybody and i'll tell you what, if you want a cure for flying, if you can't fly, just drive across the country. 7 days with a cat and awful weather, my wife said i will never do that again. we are flying back next time. but awesome to be here. >> i bet scoop says the same thing about you. >> yeah. cats are not great little riders in the car. >> awesome to have later box in the back seat for 7 days. good to be here. >> more travel stories huh? the great adventure. welcome. >> thanks, sydnie. i appreciate it. >>> 6:26. have you done something you want to get off your chest? >> there is a new tool to help you fess up. a confession app that's even sanctioned by the catholic church called confession, a roman

this is my bride, monique.ay hi, monique. >> hello, everybody. >> what do you think of this road trip? >> well, we have only been at it one day and it's been a little challenging but we'll get there. a lot of snow and ice. take it slow. >> and what have you got behind there? >> we are traveling across the country with my little kitty cat scoopy. >> scoop, say hi, buddy, what's up? scoopy! wow, she was meowing up a storm. but here's our rig. we have her in the back seat there. should be fun. time to move on, folks. we'll catch you hopefully in ohio or somewhere a little bit further west after today. snow permitting. see you soon. [ laughter ] >> frank and his lovely bride and scoop in the litter box. that ought to be a fun trip. >> how do you do that! [ laughter ] >> group keep up with his journey all week long. he is blogging his experience on cbs 5's facebook page. and barring any weather delays and there could be some, frank is joining us on the air next tuesday. >> must be a very trained cat. how do you that

this is my bride, monique. >> hello, everybody. >> what do you think of this road trip?well, we have only been at it one day and it's been a little challenging. but we'll get there. a lot of snow. a lot of snow, ice. take it slow. >> all right. and what have you got behind there? >> we are traveling across the country with my little kitty cat. >> scoop, say high, buddy, what's up? scoopy, wow, she was meowing up a storm but here's our rig. we have her in the back seat there. should be fun. time to move on, folks. we'll catch you hopefully in ohio or somewhere a little further west after today. snow permitting. see you soon. >> and frank is expected to join us on tuesday, next tuesday, that is if the weather cooperates. you can keep up with his journey. he is blogging his cross- country experience on our cbs "early edition" facebook page. hey, he is still in a good mood even despite some driving in snow. >> maybe a little tired. >> sitting in the car with your husband for 10 hours a day. >> and the cat meowing. >> all right. [ laughter ] >>> giants fans can now stay up to

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