nicholas white is trapped alone in an elevator. stuck there not just for hours but for days. nicholas is a production manager for "business week" magazine, working a late shift in midtown manhattan on friday night. it's just before 11:00 p.m. when he decides to head down from his 43rd office for a smoke break. on his way back up, somewhere between the 1st and 43rd floors, nicholas feels a jolt. then suddenly, the car stops. as he buzzes the alarm, he's expecting someone to answer, but it rings and rings and rings, all caught on a security camera, but unbelievably, nobody is watching the footage and no one answers his call for help. so he pries open the door and sees he's between floors. next, nicholas tries screaming, but it's late at night and nobody's there to hear him. time passes, he doesn't know how much, an hour, two hours, he doesn't know if it's day or night. but he knows it's probably the weekend now. all the co-workers that might have wondered where he is have surely gone home until monday. hour ten, a security camera show

white. >> that's nicholas from "the white nuss project in which white people from different backgrounds areand understanding of their own whiteness. many returned again and again to the same suggest, guilt. >> always knew if i got in trouble i could get a lawyer and suit up and show up and it was a slap on the wrist. >> white people are the root of all evil and whatnot and i was just like, wow i almost couldn't be hurt by it because i agreed with it. >> i don't want to sound boo-hoo, but it is hard to know that i will be given more because of who i am and it makes me want to call into question my merit. >> don't let it. are all white millennials guilty? i hope not. how do you feel l remember paw rations, cheney? >> i didn't do that to you and i can't help what others have done to your ancestors, but it is not like specifically i am hurting black people today or hispanics or asians. i didn't do anything to you so step off. you can't get things for people who are dead. >> cheney, i love cheney. you can't get things for people who are dead. that's true. >> i think more people should say step o

white. >> another scarves by wendy a's three-year eld son nicholas who has asburgers. >> and then i get the a blue background with water color and then we go with the yellow faded off, into the background. >> such a great cause, and we have received so much help, from other people, so great to pay it forward and be able to help out, yes. the scarves line has already sold several hundred scarves since september raising $2,000. they hope this is just the beginning of the kid, helping kid. >> we hope to help a lot of kid make life ease year. >> by the way, the scarves are available on line and in several local boutiques, to find out where go to cbs philly.com/brotherly. everyone coming together. >> that is great. >> coming up in our next half an hour you asked for it, you got it. >> we are airing top ten good question segments in less than half an hour. find out why we close our eyes when we niece, alex. >> reporter: pennsylvania is now the 24th state to legalize mar medical marijuana a but one very important group will be left out. i'm alexandria hoff. i'll explain who and why coming up. >>>

white. >> reporter: another scarves is by wendy's three-year old son, nicholas who has asburgers. >> difficult blue background with a lot of colors and then, you know, i to yellow faded off and difficult the background. >> such a great cause and we have received so much help from other people, so it is great to pay for it and be able to help out someone else. >> reporter: hazel and friend scarves line has already sold several hundred scarves since december raising at least $2,000. they hope this is just the beginning of the kid, helping kids. >> we hope to help a lot of kids make life easier. >>> the scarves are available on line and in several local boutiques. the to find out where go to cbs philly.com/brotherly. i'm ukee washington for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> bravo to hazel, macing artwork. six credit 49. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> gayle king joins us live, with a preview, good morning, gayle. >> bravo to ukee, feels good to hear his voice i have not heard him in a long time. brook and jim, good to see you guys, both of you good to see you you. >> thanks. we will ta

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yesterday, gary player, jack nicholas, tom watson, the heat is underway in the battle for the green jacket, the golfers can bring their kids or their grandkids and dress them in the whitecool site. martha: back to business, donald trump moving to build support in washington following the wisconsin primary, the hired d lobbyist and consultant paul metaphor to head up his washington campaign and do work on the convention floor and delegates, plans are in the works for donald trump to hold the first in a series of weekly meetings with supporters on capitol hill and that will get underway according to early reports that we have. doctor ben carson is a supporter, former gop presidential candidate and retired pediatric neurosurgeon. good to see you back on the program. he is going to the hill, everything he has run on is he wants to be the opposite of the washington insider so he hired washington insiders to help them out and that is getting some criticism. why not stick to what he is doing? that is what works for him. what do you think? >> one of the things that has not worked in recent years is the current president doesn't talk to the people on capitol hill. there is no r