fink agreed for a month's trial period of the medication for noah and it stopped his throwing up afterlmost six years of throwing up everyday of his life. >> life changed immediately. >> we could now do the normal things that other families often time take for granted like going out for dinner together as a family after four months on the medication, i got them into soccer, noah and alexis were both on a basketball team early on right after they started on the medication. alexis was in dancing gymnastics. they were able to do things that we never thought were possible. >> the beery's struggle is not as uncommon as one might think. nicole boys founder and -- nicole boice founder of the rare disease network hears stories similar to that of the beery family daily. >> i get calls and letters everyday from different parents and there are common themes common things that all of these families share. a they feel isolated and alone. b, they have had trouble finding a diagnosis or they've had trouble finding the right caregivers. the necessary information that they need. nicole boice founded th

dog all survived. >> turns out, i didn't know it at the time, there were serious questions about noah's wish and a legal settlement with the state of california. we've been reporting on this for weeks now as part of a continuing investigation into the people asking you for money. to charities. and what they do with the money they raise. one thing we have not been able to do is confront terry crisp. that is, until tonight. here's drew griffin. >> reporter: it is the televised appeal on cnn's hln -- >> our salute to the troops today is actually live in the studio. >> reporter: that so many of you found outrageous. >> sitting right beside nugget is terry with the spca and ivy's down at my feet. >> reporter: march of 2011. terry crisp with spca international was telling our viewers ivy and nugget -- >> look at that face! >> reporter: -- were two bomb-sniffing dogs that had worked for a u.s. contractor in iraq and had been essentially abandoned by the company. she rescued them and was trying to find them homes. along for the visit was an unwitting retired dog handler. hln anchor robin meade

this is a former bookkeeper for noah's wish who wants to conceal her activity at the charity. she says she watched soon after katrina as the donations came pouring in. >> there was cash. there were checks. there were cashier's checks. there were letters, heartbreaking letters, from kids, that instead of having birthday parties, they wanted all the money to go to noah's wish to help those poor little animals. on a given day we would have, oh, my gosh, easily, $20,000. >> wow. >> yeah. just in checks. >> reporter: and, she says, suddenly terry crisp changed. hiring her daughter and acting as if the money was hers to keep. >> they did. they did. terry at one time said that i've worked so hard for so many years doing animal rescue. i'm entitled to this money. >> reporter: salaries? >> yes. six-digit salaries. >> reporter: for mom and daughter? >> for mom and daughter. >> reporter: the bookkeeper and others went to california's attorney general, which investigated. the noah's wish organization signed a settlement agreement with the state, agreeing to forfeit $4 million. and terry c

his supervisor at the noah house. >> we need him to be back at work, working and doing his groups. >> jones, it states that you violated condition seven by failing to obey all lays, ordinances or statutory conditions of release. at this time we're going to take testimony from officer fricks. >> i was on the west side of the railroad tracks. i saw the defendant ride his bike towards the tracks. he entered through a hole in a six foot chain link fence that was put up to keep people off the property. and he was stopped on the west side. >> when you came in contact with him, was he cooperative with you? >> yes. >> after a few more questions, the parole examiner asked jones's probation officer to weigh in. >> well, given that this charge was dismissed, i recommend reinstatement. had he been convicted of the charge, i would have recommended return to prison. >> mr. jones, is there anything you want to add? >> i know they need me back there working. i really want to be there to help them fulfill the goals and everything of the job. i want to go back to that position and really help make a di

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jeremy ben-ami, noah pollack, thank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: and on our web site, we will have more on the jewish vote and romney's international journey in tomorrow's morning line. >> ifill: now to syria, with two reports from inside aleppo, as the nation's largest city endures its tenth day of fierce battle between government troops and rebels. the fighting there has centered in the southwestern neighborhood of sala-heddine. the united nations reports that two hundred thousand of the city's 2.5 million residents have already fled. we begin with john ray of independent television news. reporter: the battle for these streets could yet decide fate of all syria. so rebels fight hard to obtain a foothold at the heart of the city. while state tv shows assad's soldiers hunting them down. if it looks slightly staged, we've witnessed the awesome reality of the regime's fire power. on the outskirts of aleppo we come under a barrage of rocket attacks. it will last several hours. ate at dawn, thick smoke fills the air. and terrified, the few remaining residents are packing up to leave, j

and there is a little gap there between jonah and noah. why did you have a little noah?hew chapter 24 that he is not coming back again until the days of noah so we thought you know, if we are holding him back we had better have a noah, so now he is eight and he gave a slight to the word jesus christ. attribute is israel, baptized and so we were that living in the days of noah. if you forget everything else i'm saying today, least know that. don't walk out of here saying, didn't know we were living in the days of noah. we are getting closer to the return of jesus christ. i'm not harold camping. i don't know. i'm just saying we are getting close. but jonah, i guess he is just about 14 now and he was 11 at the time but i have been invited on a series of trips to go into iraq as part of our ministry which is called the joshua fund. the joshua fund is a nonprofit ministry to bless israel and her neighbors in the name of jesus. so we are providing food and clothing, medical supplies, pastor encouragement, bible teaching in all kinds of things in israel but also in the neighbo

like noah is on his wakeboard. tearing it up.e down, big overhead flips, back flips, front flips, twists, turns. the guy has such command of the board. it's awesome. >> i would know because i tried to wakeboard, and i never made it out of the water. i got up, just fell. >> attach some sparklers to the handlebars. that would have been very fourth of july. >> that would have been cool. >> you know who has mad skills, he's on 14 years old, "sports illustrated" recognized noah as their sports kid of the year. >>> it's prank versus prank time. that means our favorite prank couple jesse and gina are back. the last time we saw them, gina made jesse think she was cheating on him with this guy. >> i'm going to [ bleep ]. >> so he's getting back at her. >> oh. >> a few days ago when she was at work, i made this epic prank candle. i made it look like a real candle. >> like a science project. >> here we go. >> ah! >> oh, my god. >> i think he nailed the prank but almost missed the big reveal. >> do you like your candle surprise in oh, my god

noah white is a master at these little yellow cups special little yellow cups. >> why are you feeling good? >> because i got three gold medals hanging under my neck. >> gold medals not from any organization but the prestigious playing union. >> it's like towers and you try to bring them down really fast with a good time. >> how good are you? >> probably really good. >> three, three, three, one stack and the other stack was the cycle. >> reporter: mom couldn't be prouder. who wouldn't be with a soon that's the best in the country. here's what you don't know about noah. >> he's blind in his right eye and had glucoma in the right eye. >> literally blind in one eye and can't see out of the other. >> it was something that he wanted to do and something that i thought would build his confidence, and i thought would build his self-esteem considering that he cannot play basketball or soccer. >> reporter: eyewitness news. >> he's great. the national contest is by invitation only. noah plans to enter more local competitions to see if he can be invited again next year. >> can i do that with those

and she actually collected $8 million for this charity called noah's wish. well, guess what, the state of california, where that noah's wish was registered, they began investigating to see if any of the $8 million actually saved any katrina pets. the investigation ended with a settlement, the agreement was noah's wish returned half the money, $4 million, and made a promise that terry crisp would not be an officer, director or trustee of any charity for five years. we called up the state of california and they are now investigating to see if terry crisp violated that agreement. >> this isn't fair. i remember this woman, after katrina. we did a profile of her on our program, she told us she was saving thousands of dogs. is there any evidence she saved any? >> according to the state of california attorney general's office, that settlement agreement finds only some money went to program services, and specifically, anderson, overhead. there is nothing that says even a single pet was saved from hurricane katrina. and now this woman is going around again telling us

. >>> noah doesn't. and it doesn't necessarily make it wrong either.r the sturgeon and, of the fish and game department does not know if it's dead or alive. and take a look at that is unique research ship that literally flipped right in the ocean. its name was flip. flip flips 90 degrees to give scientists the opportunity to study everything about the ocean. and a search team today will try to solve the mystery of a million earhart's disappearance. yesterday they rebuild that 57 distress signals transmitted within the days of her disappearance are credible. and lactose smithkline is set to paid out $3 million as a part of the largest payout t. it failed to report on two studies surrounding be diabetes drug. >>> and despite getting money from the government, a soldier received about $7 million of of a former million-dollar loan from in energy company. and one of and the dog's best known restaurant, humphries is filing for bankruptcy. a family friend says owners yvette and bill murray are trying seats keep humphries afloat. >>> so they went any effect it

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noah gomes almost couldn't contain himself. colma creek which is just north of the san francisco airport has a lot of birds but no dolphins. >> you electric here, and you're surround -- look here, and you're surrounded by industry, but we have plenty of flora and fauna thriving. then to see a dolphin on top of that, that's spectacular! >> reporter: the dolphin was still well upstream from the bay by noon. >> i just hope he's here to visit and finds his way out to sea soon. >>> fresh off her fifth wimbledon championship, serena williams is in action right here in the bay area. and brian wilson making quite an impression at tonight's sports awards. >>> good evening, everybody. real light night up until friday when baseball rules. espn tries this academy awarpeds of sports -- awards of sport, and the best game was -- >> 49ers versus saints. [ cheering and applause ] >> all right so good for the 49ers. they had in attendance vernon davis, patrick willis, and another very special individual. so let's congratulate the 49ers. their ga

noah white is a master at these. little yellow cups special little yellow cups.y are you feeling good? >> because i got three gold medals hanging around my neck. >> reporter: the prestigious amateur athletic union. he is in his category the fastest 8-year-old in america. >> it's like you create towers and you try to take them down really fast with a good time. >> reporter: how good are you? >> about -- probably really good. >> 333, one stack and that's 3- 6-3 and the other stack was the cycle. >> reporter: mom couldn't be prouder. who wouldn't be with a son who is the best in the country? but here's what you don't know about noah. >> he is blind in his right eye and has glaucoma in the left eye. >> reporter: literally, blind in one eye, and can't see out of the other. >> it was something that he wanted to do and something i thought would build his confidence and self-esteem. i said this is a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> reporter: his time is off what those in the able bodied category can achieve. but with practice he knows his stacking time will improve. >>

noah voting system is perfect. ranked joyce boating hazards issues, but as has been demonstrated and the discussion we of had, not only here, but also at the local agency formation system, it has many benefits and the affordable but have been afforded to this have not materialized. in fact, the issue of voter turnout is one where you can see the benefits of rank choice boating, and when it comes to confusion, the data does not support the conclusion that rank choice of voting is the worst system you can have. in fact, the level of competition is -- that is in some of the other races that is taking place in san francisco, whether it is the board of education or city college shows there is more confusion around those and a higher rate of error then there is with frank choice voting. no system is perfect, and the answer is to implement a system the best way possible, and the issue where i think word -- workmates to be done is on the issue of education. i do have a number of concerns about what is being proposed. i thi

to save pets stranded by that storm and she actually collected $8 million for this charity called noah'sh. guess what, the state of california where it was registered, began investigating to see if any of the $8 million actually saved any katrina pets. the investigation ended with a settlement. the agreement was noah's wish return half the one, $4 million, and made a promise that terri crisp would not be a director, officer of any charity and they are now seeing if she violated that agreement. >> i remember this woman after katrina. we did a profile of her on our program. she told us she was saving thousands of dogs. is there any evidence that she saved any? >> according to the state of california attorney general's office, that agreement only finds that sum money went to program services and specifically, anderson, overhead. there's nothing that says even a single pet was saved from hurricane katrina. and now this woman's going around again telling us we need to give her money to save stray animals in iraq and afghanistan. >> again, if these people were on the up and up, they would want

(laughter) but even amongst fox's exotic noah's ark of white people-- (laughter) -- one beautiful unicorn stands out. anchor and mantis-american help is smith. he's no cookie cutter newsman. he's got his own style. for example, watch how great baer reported on a february campaign stop by mitt romney. >> mitt romney held serve on his home court in michigan and swept through arizona in two crucial primary wins tuesday. now, romney and his three g.o.p. challengers focus on washington state saturday and then supertuesday context next week. >> stephen: classic baer. clear, concise, and with eyes like buttons on a cursed doll. (laughter) in contrast, whatship smith cut through those same facts to find the real angle. >> now it's on to supertuesday and today rick santorum is campaigning into tennessee, mitt romney's in ohio, and whether romney deserves momentum really is questionable, isn't it? >> i'm sorry, carl, i'm looking at him over your right shoulder there. do you think he's aware he's wearing mom jeans? he's wearing mom jeans, carl. it's 2012. >> mitt romney's wearing mom jeans. >> steph

back into the role, but with evan and roy the younger, both coming in, it is anybody's game and they noahr makes us when. i think we all want to play. it having just read trade -- rotate will keep us fresh and winning, that is what we all want. >> to nationals of looking to start a new winning streak with jordan zimmerman. they struggled against the brewers last night. ross just could not match. he was pulled after 83 pitches. why? take a look. >>delivery -- goes into deep left field. two-zero brew crew. ramirez goes deep. the nationals get blasted, 6-0. it has been a long time going for this florida native. he came at victorious from his much-anticipated duel with michael phelps beating him by three seconds. he finished fourth, the first time since 2000 that phelps did not earn a top-three spot. for the individual medley, thiago fereira got the silver and kosuke hagino got the bronze. he is taking his report to camp very seriously. he showed up to training camp with soldiers from the indiana national guard. he declared, reggie wayne, reporting for duty. he called the soldiers his heroes.

noah is a master at these little yellow cups, special little yellow cups. >> why are you feeling good because i got three gold medals hanging on my neck. >> gold medals not from any organization, but the amateur athletic union. he is, in his category, the fastest eight-year-old in america. >> create towers and you try to take them down really fast with a good time. >> how good are you? >> probably really good. >> 3, 3, 3, and that's 3, 6, 3, and the other stack is the cycle. >> mom couldn't be prouder. who wouldn't be with a son who is the best in the country? but here's what you don't know about noah. >> he is blind in his right eye and has glaucoma in the left eye. >> literally, blind in one eye and can't see out of the other. >> it is something he wanted to do and something he would build his confidence, considering that he can't play like basketball or football or something. this is a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> his time is off with those in the able bodied category with achieve. his eyesight may never improve, but with practice he knows his stacking time will. >> that is g