but then paige heard about the stanleys.ers and their greenhouse of marijuana high in cbd. he said, i don't know what to do with it. we are trying new things but nobody wants it. it is not saleable. >> i said, don't judge that, because we need that plant. >> at first they didn't want to take the risk of giving marijuana to such a young child. but then they met her. >> tell me about the first time you met matt, paige and charlotte. >> i'm going to get you misty-eyed. >> yeah. you get all of us crying when we start talking about that little girl. >> the figis hit the jackpot. steady supply of high cbd marijuana and they only had to pay what they could afford. >> people have called us the robin hoods of marijuana. and they say that we sell pot so that we can take care of the kids. and the truly less fortunate. charlotte was the first of those kids. late spring, 2012. she tried the stanley special marijuana and again, it worked. >> i can't tell you what that meant -- what that means to us. >> it gets you a little bit. >> if it d

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randy paige from kcbs is in glendorra, at the base of the san gabriel mountains. randy. >> reporter: scott, just five and a half weeks ago, a wildfire came roaring through this porpgz of the san gabriel mountains taking up everything in its path. tonight the concern is this bare earth could kick quickly turn into rivers of mud. residents here hope sandbags and concrete barricadeses stop or redirect mudslides caused by the downpour. >> it will be like niagara falls and this 100-foot area will have water and mud for example porg into my backyard. >> he ripped out a wall in preparation for. >> in the long run, we need the rain. it's a blessing. it will affect someplace us more than others. that's the way it will be. you prepare for it. we'll clean it up on the backside. >> los angeles has had barely more than one inch of rain since july. this storm is expected to bring two to four inches of rain in just three days. scott, the city has issued a voluntary evacuation order for some of the mountainous areas. i must tell you we have spoken to a number of residents who say

paige started perfecting her appearance four years ago. she does not mind going under the needle if it will help her age gracefully. >> you cannot all of a sudden wake up one day and say, i look old. at 18, followed by botox for lines in her four head. just week is -- just recently, filler in her lips and cheeks. >> it is taking what i had and making it a little bit better. >> i don't want you to get the impression that the majority of my patients are teenagers. >> most get botox with their parents approval and a six-month vacation for profuse underarm sweating. dinner,g thanksgiving if they can tell that i gave vote talks to you, then i failed. >> ageless photos are uploaded onto social media with a click. arlington mother and women's studies professor talks about the consequences in her classes. >> it is negative. it has amazing repercussions on their psychological processing. >> she is troubled by the trend. botox use among 13-19 --year-olds jumped. >> what do you think is going to happen from having a wrinkle? it is buying into the soc

tanya paige is there in bangee. tanya has the fighting ended in the area?porter: it has now ended, although there is still a very high presence of french soldiers at the airport and african union soldiers on the main road, just trying to make it secure to try to bring some calm back to the city. where i am right now is actually the camp where thousands of muslims have been seeking shelter in a giant aircraft hangar, they are camped out underneath helicopters. they have been telling us just in the last few opinions that this convoy was attacked by the anti-sel ka as they were trying to leave the city. they don't know why the anti-balaka have brought the convoy under attack. but we do know they want to drive the muslims out of the area. but it really gives you sort of a sense of the ongoing sense of lawlessness that pervades the country still. >> and from what you have been able to witness, what much control are the french forces having over a situation like this? >> despite the fact that there are about 5,000 african union soldiers and about 1600 french sold

tanya paige reports. >> reporter: thousands of muslims are fleeing the central african republic.oy is headed to chad under an armed guard, but it's an extremely dangerous journey. only 4 kilometers from the border, and christian anti-seleka fighters attack. one person was killed and seven others wounded. >> translator: this is a serious injury. the bullet penetrated the neck and went through. >> reporter: the attack doesn't stop muslims from lining the road, hoping for a ride, but the convoy can't risk stopping. back in the capitol, these people also want to leave. most are from chad. but they just heard the chadian government says it isn't going to help anymore people get out. >> translator: they should not close the door to people who still want to go back home. it's a huge surprise to hear the prime minister is ending the evacuation of chadians who are here. >> reporter: people here tell us there are thousands of other muslims stranded in different towns, threatened by anti-bellka fighters. many muslims feel they have no future here. they would rather risk the journey than sta

and some facebook paiges were also starting to veto and also the facebook page to support the bill, only has 56 people which are some of the organizations that are supporting it. center for arizona policy, on their page, they have put out this call for people to send a letter the governor. big businesses is small businessing are speaking out about this. veto arizona hayes. >> if you take a look at this one, this one is right outside a pizzeria in arizona, it says we reserve the right to refuse service to arizona legislatures. to the owner as well. >> yeah, we will. >> state attorneys general do not have to defend same-sex marriage bans in their states if they don't believe in them. in recent hospitals. what more did we hear today from errick howledder. >> that all are equal and entitled to equal opportunity. >> now attorney general holder did say this, choosing not to defend a law should be exceedingly rare. this is a decision that they should not be taken lightly and it should be exceptional circumstances. i'm getting a lot of push back from the state legislatures. when we talk to attor

tanya paige, al jazerra, central african republic. >> a u.n.n coordinator and joins us now live. welcome to the program. now, you have been calling for increased security for muslims trapped in the capital being what is being done to try to protect people? >> yeah, what we were messing these days is just not zip tab table. i met a group of muslims who were trapped in their area for a long time. what they asked me to do is get them out of there. what we are there is happening in many parts of the country. we need more troops on the ground and need to increase our final are financial support in order to on come the problem that we face here in central african republic. >> it's not just security that's a problem in the area, is it, sanitary, health and food is all problem as well, isn't it? >> everything is an issue here. that crisis is mult multifacete. the response are political. the response also is to do about military, the response is humanitarian. and another one that we may be facing in the next coming days is an economic crisis because tha

actress ellen paige turns 26. >> kelsey grammer of "cheers" and frazier" fame. know that just one sheet of bounce outdoor fresh gives you more freshness than two sheets of the leading national store brand? who knew? so, how do you get your bounce? with more freshness in a single sheet. ♪ ♪ i've been working all week ♪ time for a good time >> your country. >> i love it! millions of us weren't really having a good time this week with yet another blast of winter weather. >> and things were even worse for thousands of people overseas in ukraine. we're talking about, of course, here's our weekly "friday rewind." >> this is the last war. this is the last chance for us. if not, we will fall down. everything will be broken. >> what i'm seeing out of my hotel room as i speak to you now, battles on the street. strangely unbalanced. i saw government security forces firing live rounds directly at protesters from close range. >> felt like something came up from the bottom and hit the bottom of the plane. >> and then stuff and people were flying all over the place. >> when yo

ellen paige will pay some taxes in the kinds of roles she gets offered, i bet. they have some kind of privilege, they're top-ranked college football players or they're already hollywood stars, but all the rest of us who have to manage life without that kind of prominence and without the platform that allows us to kind of be who we are and be that in public, all the rest of us are still struggling. so the more -- that's why i think every time someone comes out in a really public way, it does matter, it is important. and it's not something that we should just dismiss as unimportant, because now we're all so post-homophobic. >> i want to thank you so much, rinku sen, as well as dory clark. >>> and up next, a classic case of bullying in the nfl. we're going to give you details of a fascinating report. and as we go, let's hear ellen paige's coming out story. >> and i am hear today, because i am gay. and because -- [ cheers and applause ] and because, maybe i can make a difference, to help others have an easier and more hopeful time, regardless, for me, i feel a perso

. >> thank you, tania paige live in johannesburg. >> a court in pakistan has given the course a week to produce an anti-drone activist kidnapped in islamabad last wednesday. he was abducted by men in police uniform, says his family. the hearing has been adjourned on his disappearance. kahn's brother and son were killed in a drone attack in 2009. he was due to give evidence before the european parliament and fighting a legal case in which he highlighted pakistan's role in the u.s. drone program in the tribal areas. his family have a fear for his safety. here is kamal hyder in islamabad. >> an anti-drone campaigner and freelance journalist disappeared from his home. according to reports he was arrested by people in police uniform. the authorities are saying they are not - have in the taken him into custody. he lost his sop, an 18-year-old -- son, an 18-year-old high school student, and his brother in a drone strike. after that he filed a case against the c.i.a. station chief based in islamabad. blowing his colour and forcing him to flee the country. since then he has been an activist,

you know, as a little girl, paige, you can relate to this.s up. >> basically this little girl and her mom, they would create these dresses and they were quite amazing. the little girl did it herself, but then they started imitating themes from the red carpet. the little girl had a part in it as well. there's taylor swift. >> that's incredible. >> it really takes it to a whole new level, and i think that's great because when i played dress-up, my dresses didn't look anything like that at all. >> that's extraordinary. >> with paper, construction paper, tissue paper, all of that. those are works of art, and this that you are talking about -- >> hideous. yesterday would have been -- steve jobs would have been 59 yesterday. they chose that date to unveil the competition for the statue to memorialize him, and this is going to be blown up into like a 15 foot statue in front of the apple headquarters. >> oh, my god. >> do we even know who that is? some of the comments on-line about what this looks like. >> it looks like a -- >> it looks like a sent p

. >> ellen paige there. many in the hollywood community and others congratulating page immediately.d on a gay couple whose benefits are frozen after one is diagnosed with a terminal disease. >>> just when you thought that miley cyrus couldn't get any raunchier, she launches her bangers tour. she launches the show with the tongue, plenty of innuendo. the shocking moment came when one of the dancers came out in a bill clinton mask. cyrus then did her best virtual imitation of monica lewinsky. the performance is getting a big reaction. >>> tonight will be an historic moment for nbc. this as jimmy fallon becomes the host of the "tonight show." jimmy will be back at the "tonight show's" regular time of 11:35 next week and for those of us just getting here to "30 rock", there are people camped outside since i think 10:00 last night waiting to get spillover seats. i hope they do get inside because they're freezing their tails off. not freezing their tail off is lewis. he's flown to warmer pastures in orlando. this was his valentine's card to me on friday. there's even a better picture. i'm

so i think they are going to open a new page of these company and this would be fun to see paige i'm convinced. you gave up a twenty one million euro pension package at the end of twenty thirteen off to severe criticism from from uni and settles on this era fronts what are you walking away with it in the end date has not been decided yet and when will that be decided. well you know it is to be a decided to when i didn't think so. this gutsy advocates. and to hide said danny kennedy at the time that it's not my decision decision to be taken by the bolt. i really respect any decision taken. what to expect though fro from the bullet when it comes to tecumseh that's looking out to be the sensitivity all of the issue. you know all time highs. and that of taking my eyes. the position of somebody will must decide the soul of the ball in his sight. a handful that citibank merrill to thank you in a sitcom for being with a sedan for talking about the future all the treasures that in europe's second biggest comic and without swirls in it. the wrapping up that this so thanks for tickets contact

marcus paige double-teamed finds bryce johnson, bobbled by britt but tokoto will finish.meeks with three. >> oklahoma state and baylor. brown in ok state. there they go. 3.5 seconds in the game already. baylor up 3. uh-oh. bang. leyton hammonds tied the game. seemed like he missed like 14 in a row until that. rice o'neil driving and baylor up by five. under two minutes to go. oak state down by three. under a minute to go, and kenny chery, wearing the glow uniforms and baylor hangs on to win, 70-64 in the o.t. >>> we got college basketball coming your way tuesday, not just any tuesday, it's super tuesday, first kentucky taking on mississippi and the hawkwhys victoria beckham indiana. both an espn and the espn app. >> thanks, guys. >>> great story here. female athlete breaking new ground earning her "play of the day." jennifer welter is the first woman to play professional football in a nonkicking position after ten years with the women's league. >> yes, saturday she played with the texas revolution of the indoor football league. she got three carries. at 5'2", 130 pounds s

mr graham paige that is where we are keeping it as we update it effectively keeping a very very close eye on soft she it slips its tracks the stadiums in parks we come in the medals for yet. following the reaction of bringing you all the latest updates on air and online of course that's an auntie i sent one to fourteen promises the internet and exhilarating now i make every now and on the west of ireland was taken to sochi twenty fourteen. all the arts. one of the letters from some chick on the leaders from around the world this is auntie international this week a massive gap let's hope the u s diplomat revealed washington's true ambitions for the anti government protests that of well ukraine as well as his attitude towards other european partners to his marine a fortnight. in ukraine. we stand for the principle that all people have the right to express themselves freely and peacefully. and i have a say in their country's future as it turns out to washington is it just hearing from the sidelines. the this video posted anonymously on youtube my understanding from that call us assistant

myers to paige field, and then he radioed into the control tower a few seconds from touching down. >>ng everywhere. watch in slow motion. a bird smashes into the windshie windshield, and the plane is flying 170 prps, amiles per hou his hands start to tremor, but he tells himself, just fly the fricking plane which is what everybody says. >> reporter: then he realized that he had a head bleed. >> i kept telling the tower that i need to get on the ground quick. >> reporter: he kept the camera rolling. >> i have been playing wit, and getting used to using it. >> reporter: but he could never predict he would get this once in a lifetime footage and this close call. >> if the bird had continued to hit me, and who knows maybe it had knocked me unconscious. >> reporter: luckily that did not happen, and as he safely land lands the plane, he is congratulated. >> how did you stay so calm? >> lots of years of flying. >> and the experts are trying to figure out what type of bird hit that plane. >> and webber says he is going to fly again next week. >>> right now at 6:00, major budget cuts coming to

there's one theory that assad may be ding this in order to weaken the more moderate elements of the paigs, and strengthen the extremists to peaks themselves as an anti-terrorist leader. >> isn't it ironic that the arsonist is chief is trying to bill himself as the firefighter in chief. bashar al-assad, when i read the article, as you reported it, you shake your head and say this can't possibly be. given the diabollical nature of what goes on for plotting and machiavellian politics in the middle east. and assad wants to do is destroy the secular moderates, the political opposition, and in effect power al qaeda. the ball work against sunni extremism. could you create a novel more diabolical than that. >> machiavellian dealings. it's really a pleasure to have you on, mark ginsberg. >> we turn to the ongoingest to free a former marine who spent more than two years in iran's evan prison. mukmahdi was arrested when in iran visiting grandparents. his family was horrified when he was sentenced to death for spying for the c.i.a., a confession was made, but integrators were sitting near. he has bee

. >> paigs protesters -- opposition protest terse described independence square as being a state within state. as temperatures rise, it will be a matter of time before the barricades melt, leaving it vulnerable to police attacks. in party there's no sign of political thaw. the future of the country hangs on the formation of a new government. no decision has been made. the question is will the new government lean towards russia and europe. and will ukraine's next prime minister be the people's choice or the president's. >> still ahead - an update on the winter olympic games in russia, and behind the glamour. the people of sochi - they say life has not changed despite billions spent. >> devastating flooding in souted america -- in south america, that is next on al jazeera. >> live picture of sochi russia where the olympics are underway and leaders defend russians security. son the sunday morning talk show the outgoing u.s. ambassador russia say both countries are working together. >> the threat assessment has not changed and we coordinate with the russians. >> the fear is the russians are

and joining me now here on the slopes of sochi for more on this, washington bureau chief, susan paigezza. let's start off with susan. he says that what hillary clinton does has no bearing on what he does. >> i find that hard to believe. it's hard to see an opening for joe biden, even some of the president's top strategists from the last time around have gotten from behind hillary clinton. even if she doesn't run, there's a whole group of contenders and would do so if she weren't in it. >> ryan, if biden runs, what's the biden constituency? i understand that hillary clinton is aspiring to democratic women in particular but also the clintons have a long relationship with the african-american community. >> yeah. >> who's a biden voter? >> that's the biggest challenge for him. if you think about how barack obama was able to take out hillary clinton in 2008, obviously she had enormous support from the african-american community, a pillar in the democratic primary, and he brought in new young voters, especially in iowa. that's how he changed the electorate there in iowa. against hillary cli

also, trending now, ellen paige, the juno actress, that's a great movie, used valentine's day to reveal is gay. taco bell, the chain, will start taking orders, via smartphone. and olympic hockey also trending, team usa beat russia 3-2 in double overtime. exceeding expectations. and chinese new year parade today, it starts at second and market streets in san francisco. it begins at 5:20 this afternoon. you can follow us on twitter at cbs-sf. >>> and time for our last look at the weather forecast. because there is a chance of showers. for the chinese new year parade. these are the highs for today. upper 50s, low 60s. generally seasonal temperatures and we can see the clouds hanging around throughout the rest of the day. the chance of rain coming tonight across the bay area this evening and on and off throughout the evening hours, and then it is going to dry out, and dry on monday, president's day, a lot of people have off work and the chance of showers returning, on tuesday. as everybody returns to work. >> hopefully last week's pineapple express is the start of good things. for the bay a

. >>> there's within outpouring of support for el listen paige who came out as a lesbian. >> i sufferedears because i was scared to be out. my spirit suffered. my mental health suffered. and my relationships suffered. i'm standing here today with all of you on the other side of that pain. >> the 26-year-old juno star made the speech at a human rights conference in las vegas last night. a number of hollywood celebrities took to social media in support of page's decision. kevin bacon tweeted i'm so moved by this. >>> a decision to save the flappy bird fell short of the goal. they asked to bring back the bird but didn't get enough signatures. >>> the celebration is underway in san francisco right now as thousands -- hundreds of thousands of people turn out for the big chinese parade. debra is there and we'll go live to her after the break. >>> the family of a northern california flu victim is hoping for a miracle. the emotional plea to the public to do what they did not. >>> and a new effort to prevent climate disasters. how the u.s. and china are working to make sure it happens. >>> and t

paige, do you have a gut feeling if i'm going to approve or deny you? >> little bit.

he was less than four minutes away from paige field airport in ft. myers, florida.f the wind. part of the windshield hit his head. he kept thinking about a line he heard as a student pilot. no matter what happens, just fly the plane. >> so he did. bird strikes are not unusual. having one captured on camera is. this past december a cessna, that had just taken off from an illinois airport got goosed. pilot and passenger managed to land without injury. to them at least. >> that is not our blood. >> when rob landed there was a fire truck waiting and compliments from the control tower. >> and a fellow pilot. true, rob will never be celebrated. like captain sully sullenberger when both his engines ingested geese and he had to land in the hudson. rob never lost engine power and he saved his own butt. his relief was audible when he cut the everythingine. may the bird rest in peace, make that pieces. most of it never made it into the plane. but you see the foot in the cockpit. >> one friend said he wear it as a voodoo necklace. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> anderson starts

in overtime, the tar heels' marcus paige drops a last-second layup. for most of this game but came back to win in thrilling fashion, 85-84. the tar heels started the season really slow, but they're now one of the hottest team in the country. they've won ten games in a row. >>> according to a cbs sports report, jonathan martin's agent met with the dolphins at the nfl combine. dolphin officials expressed interest in keeping martin, but martin's agent says his client is not comfortable returning to miami. martin's former teammate at stanford and now colts quarterback andrew luck, he was asked in an interview if he'd like martin on his indianapolis team. luck said he'd be in favor of it 100% and that martin's a great man. >>> hey, trending this morning on bleacherreport.com, you know, we know that nfl teams ask a lot of questions to draft prospects during the interview process at the nfl combine, but here's a new one. what team do you choose when you play madden, the football video game? now, these questions can sometimes border the, dare i say, creepy zo

the paigs see an opportunity -- opposition sees an opportunity to put pressure on the government. there was a lot of protests and in all cases the government adjusted some responses, along with managing the demonstrations. >> you mentioned the protestor demand. in the videos we see huge signs "we want peace", is it likely the u.s. will call for sanctions. what are the policy options on the table. >> so far the united states focussed on calls for dialogue and censorship and elimination of violence. >> venezuela is a country that signed a number of human rights treaties, and it's fair to remained venezuela that it has obligations towards its citizens to not engage in violent repress. >> thank you so much. director of foreign policy, the latin america initiative at brooking institution. joining us from wabz d.c. >> work is resuming on a large construction project. workers returned to finish building the panama canal expansion. it shut down over a disputed overrun. it's not clear who will pay the money. workers were busy on a project that will allow bigger ships to use the canal. >> j