the lord is my shepherd.kes me to lie down in green pastures. >> victor barnard truly was the wolf in sheep's clothing. there is no god in any religion that says it's okay to rape children. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> i would say i had never met anybody that i thought loved the word of god as much as victor barnard did. victor was like 6'1," brown hair, kind of feathered back at the time. he was very dignified. i started to look at him as an apostle of jesus christ. >> he was a pastor. he basically took personal care in people, invested into them and tried to bring the best out of you. >> river road was a small home fellowship, i think there was maybe 10 or 15 people. there was a lot of caring and a lot of love at that point. >> it was very much about living solely for the word, you know, not like being a sunday christian, where you just go to church, hear a little sermon, then you don't think about it all week. it was more like living the word. >> in the winter of 1995-'96, they first talked about getting a camp to bring peop

and i have a german shepherd now, a german shepherd rescue. so we were just always around police. then playing ball as a kid, all of our coaches in pal football were all cops. all of our baseball coaches were firefighters. they all lived in san francisco because that was the rule at the time.

the sheep love the shepherd. the shepherd takes care of them. they feed them.hey make sure they have medical care. they love them. when they are out on the mountain side and a whole flock and they are inter intermingles the shepherds bill come and follow him. they love him. they got it all wrong. peta does president understand. they are putting their nose where it doesn't belong. it is the tone. >> i can hear you say you are a big fat jerk. >> it still hurts andy's feelings. >> i have no idea she meant something bad. >> there are some people who are saying this is animal abuse. if you cursed at a person some could say it is verbal abuse. animals de -- deserve respect. >> i think peta needs to go farther. >> i'm sure they are offended at being labeled a follower. i'm sure there is a leader in the bunch. and are they really that boring that we need to use them to follow asleep? no. >> that's a good point. they probably have the equivalent for us. >> joanne. >> i think it is where the slurs are directed at the black sheep. that's inappropriate. >> that's highly in

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it turns out hope shepherd ended up with a broken arm about a year ago. and her family got suspicious. so they placed a hidden camera inside the television in hope's room. and they caught this. now, of course they turn this had video over to authorities. and -- >> oh! >> what is this person's problem? >> the really difficult thing is she can't speak. this woman suffers from throat cancer. because this video exists this woman will be punished. in fact she has been charged with assault, with intent to cause bodily harm. she is expected to appear in court in june. retirement foundation said that they have now sent her name to all the other retirement centers in that area so that she can't be hired again. >> this next video is security guards confronting a suspected shoplifter. that suspected shoplifter is the man in the motorized wheelchair. watch what happens next. >> come on. >> the security guard yelled at this man and got him out of the motorized wheelchair. people around as you can imagine, were disturbed by what they were seeing. that's why this camera

. >> then a witness came forward saying she had seen a white male walking a german shepherd dog nearhe church parking lot a few hours before the first bombing. she remembered the dog had a brown leather collar with a brass name tag on it, but she couldn't provide a description of the man. was this the break investigators needed? it's time to start living and driving like a winner. enter the quicken loans drive home a winner sweepstakes for your chance to win 12 mortgage-free months, courtesy of quicken loans and a 2015 chevy colorado. does it get any better than that? enter the quicken loans drive home a winner sweepstakes today at qlracing.com quicken loans. engineered to amaze. when you do business everywhere, the challenges of keeping everyone working together can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. with the tools and the network you need, to make working as one easier than ever. virtually anywhere. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. you finally reach this booking lavish tokyo hotel. ter... and so does: jetlag ♪ woman: whoa. ♪ ♪

to the west of the shepherds town. it's between shepherds town and i had my bike gear on. it was a great day to do that. i did that on saturday. in your hour by hour forecast temperatures by 8:00 in the low 70s. by noontime already by noon it will be into the mid 80s. then when you're headed back home to work and school, upper 80s with some scattered thundershowers around by late afternoon. and then tomorrow, upper 60s in the morning, still rather steamy day, but a little less humid. more sunshine. a smaller chance of an isolated storm in the afternoon. then the big change moves in tuesday night into wednesday as temperatures get down into the 50s. lower humidity. beautiful weather for wednesday, thursday friday each day in the 70s. saturday into the low 70s. a look at your memorial day weekend. for memorial day, now the outlook is for partly cloudy skies. high near 85 with comfortable humidity right on memorial day. here's what i'm working on for 5:01. new model timing coming in hour by hour for the storms later today that's coming up in just a few minutes at 5:01. now me

he said also we should be shepherds, and shepherds have to get out and know the smell of the sheep. he said if you love the people of god you will love what they love. he's like pope john xxiii in that. john xxiii did not change the church from the top by himself. he called in the bishops for a council, and the bishops called in a whole generation of theologians who had been silenced by pius x irk i. xii. when a preliminary report indicated a relaxing of language on gays and on communion for the divorced, conservative bishops objected, and the language was watered down for the final report. some took that as a setback for the pope. but he did not take sides then; rather he congratulated the bishops for their freedom for their willingness to debate, for their openness and hon few. john allen calls his speech at the end one of the best ones he's made in his papacy. but then he did something very important. he said, let's publish the proceedings. now, the synods were set up after vatican ii to be a voice from the people true their representatives -- through their representatives and a

the faculty, let me say thank you for shepherding through this wonderful university the next generation of south carolina's leaders. thank you for being a tutor, a mentor, a friend. the great american poet and educator robert frost said "i am not a teacher but and awaken er." you have awakened in young minds and ability to achieve and a capacity to lead. today is your celebration too. to the parents and grandparents, brothers and sisters, aunt and uncles, i can feel pride radiating from you. it should. nothing of great consequence is ever realized alone. make no mistake, earning a degree from such a prestigious university is an act of great consequence. you'll hear from graduates today but you will hear it from me as well. they could not have done this without you. the support of family means everything. to the graduates, the class of 2015, from this proud clemson tiger, i say congratulations. [applause] ms. haley: i knew you're going to boo me on that one. for the last few years, you've called the university of south carolina your home. it has been a place of challenge and success. of

. >> reporter: shepherd kelly plans his year around this weekend's event. >> commemorating the service of brothers and sisters who didn't make it back. >> reporter: and for some those memories of comrades and past times be there merry or melancholy what keeps them riding back to the national capital. >> it's truly an honorary holiday. it's supposed to be. >> reporter: there are other displays. wreaths and pictures helping personalize the sacrifice and gratitude of those who benefit from that sacrifice. >> half the families probably do not know their sons or daughters are being honored in washington d.c., but you know we will always remember them. >> reporter: derrick ward news 4. >> thanks derrick. >>> still ahead, a day to forget for the nats. up next we have highlights. >>> oh man, hot as the nats have been recently you had to figure at some point they would cool off a little. >> wasn't it a nice weather day at the park today? the weather so great. wasn't it? >> yes. >> the nats in a six-game winning streak. still in progress. game two of the nats and phillies. pups in the park the t

they showed up at this house when they got here the german shepherd came out.mma shot as a result. he says that he showed up just as they can clean up was occurring. animal cleanup trying to rescue and save the dog. the the officer who pulled the trigger on his dog was also here. a lot of questions ensued. >> he shot him four times. it does not make sense. >> obviously a mistake was made and they are standing by the policeman all the while admitting something obviously went wrong. >> a series of events occurred that had the officer in the wrong place. he corrected him and went to the home. it's what caused them to initially have his gun out and he is attacked by a dog. >> at the end of the day he had at the dog for five years and was a beloved member of the family. obviously the family is looking for some sort of answer. bill: was it a 911 call? >> it was reported here. >> that's correct. i am not entirely certain the circumstances surrounding that. there are instances are people come home and see a burglary and immediately for your home. bill: we don't know wh

his desire is to shepherd the flock. there are many roman catholics on the island of cuba and he desires a better future and anything he can do to open up opportunities for then he will pursue. my interest as an elected official is the national security of the u.s. and embedded and that is the believe that it is not good for our country, nor the people of cuba to have an anti-american dictatorship 90 miles off our shores, a nation that harbors terrorists and advances intelligence gathering facilities for china and russia. charlie: if elected, would you undo the things the president has done? marco: in essence, if they want more telecommunications opening, then they will have to allow freedom of the press also if they want more engagement with american business as an trouble then allow more democratic opening for groups of society. the embargo, which is separate from what the president has done, could be lifted tomorrow. charlie: but those things have been in place for 50 years and have achieved none of the things you wan

. >> teeia, a german shepherd just returned from her work with blunt nose leopard mussels.. and lilly was abandoned by five different homes before coming a conservation dog. >> okay. we got the thumbs up. >> are these dogs traditional family dogs? >> these dogs don't make great pets. they are high energy, high focus, high energy, they are the kind of dogs where if they don't have a job they are digging up the backyard. they tend to be dogs that are at increased risk for euthanasia. because they are too much dog for most families. >> but on this assignment their intensity is just right. happened? >> we bring a dog out on leash, and start at one side of the hitch and work around the boat with the dog, and the dog will independently pick a lot of places to sniff, and our job is to identify other places we would like them to check. >> using a test example of crushed frozen mussels they demonstrate how a dog will alert if she does find a mussel. >> she is right. good girl. >> she found it. >> good girl. >> discite all of the technology used around the world, nothing is better th

actor sam shepherd was arrested after trying to leave a parking lot.oodshot watery eyes and smelled of alcohol. now the verdict is out on who had the most memorable mug shot. i think that nick takes the cake hands down. no way that you're going beat that one. >> exactly. >>> dewayne johnson has set a record with taking the most selfies and a whopping 105 of them. finally a youtube user decided to put in the tell tubby and the results are down right creepy. we're going to move on from that visual and talk about the catch of the day. >>> there he is. >> yay, baby. >> a man in florida caught a 500 pound grouper fish. he was able to get back to the boat and on shore. it's not the world record but it's close. thanks for watching everybody. way to early start remain silents right now. >>> good morning. it's wednesday and everything that lets you know everything on top with the sports and weather and the stories that you missed over night. i am luck russert and coming to you live from dc. we come to you live and nine fifa officials have been indicted on consp

the former shark denied but another exshark and james shepherd on the rebound. the rangers win it 7-3. thatill be fun. >> what a lovely day. >> thanks larry. >> abc7 news ctinues on-line, twitter, facebook and onll of your mobile devices with the abc7 news app. >> the next newscast is tomorroworning.

. >> reporter: blood like this was a life safer for river german shepherd found frozen to the ground lost for a week in the cold. >> river had two transfusions and that brought him back to life. i felt like would i like to give back. i decided to bring river back here to donate blood for someone else. >> reporter: k-9 donors are carefully screened. while the doggies gently held technicians shave a small spot on the neck and insert a needle. >> they lay on their side. it takes five or ten minutes and they get lots of treats beforehand. >> we want them to think that this is a place where they get attention, cookies not my gosh we are coming here and they will poke me. >> reporter: k-9 blood has a shelf life of 30 to 35 days so they need to replenish it on a regular basis which is really important . >> for a lot of our patients it is life or death situation. the either you are in a facility that there is in blood or no plasma the the patient can die. >> reporter: vet technical ex-munoz brings his mixed breed tito to donate blood every five or six weeks. >> this is a very unique blood dr

as well as several animals including a german shepherd and another dog. two of the people had to be flown to the hospital for treatment, and they are now in critical condition. norristown fire chief tom o'donnell. >> the thing with carbon monoxide, they are real. they are towed orless and tasteless and they go from zero parts per million to lethal levels of carbon monoxide in an instant don't ant here, we have four people that were transported to the trauma center as a result of that. >> reporter: , as a total of eight people lives on this block were sickened, four rushed to the hospital, others were taken locally. a according to the cdc symptoms of the carbon machine oxide poisoning are flu like and includes headaches nausea dizziness chest pain and conn fusion. now as people have have been coming by, all morning long asking what happened at this home, and as i mentioned eight people have been sickened, two are critically ill even this morning, now thank goodness i cannot stress that enough, thank goodness a neighbor has a working carbon monoxide detecto

costs go to the need of the services and the district will holds regular meeting with the union to shepherd the use of money and all matters dealing with q ta will be covered in transparency thank you. >> thank you very much is ms. robertson still here? one minute please. >> hi i was a little bit confused of the timing of this public comment but i'm here regarding the t n t p piece on the agenda i just want you to know that u a sf has been at the table this is not the right time hydra. >> we've called public comment on the agenda. >> so it's okay. i'm sorry. there was wasn't a little bit of confusion i want you to know we've had a bumpy start we're at the table it is a under developed project that's in process we have two u a members that are sitting on the project both bill and mark sanchez and we are hopeful we'll develop a principle that i'm program that meets the needs of the aspiring schools so we are going to be stiff and heavy involved throughout thank you. >> thank you, ms. robertson we've concluded public comment and moving to g consent calendar is there a motion and second. >> sec

. >>> shepherds hope to earn $1,000 in a regular season.ally enough to see them through the year and, praying for help is all they can do right now. >>> putin is hosting the victory day parade to commemorate 70 years sense the end of world war ii. >>> they surrendered, in 1945, about 9 million russians were killed of a hitler enstrated the soviet union. >>> and it will be a military parade and mostly, won't be attending the celebrations because of the russian's involvement in ukraine. and, let's go live, from moscow, so the 70th anniversary, what does it mean now? >>> well it's almost impossible to overstate the importance of a victory day because, pretty much every other anniversary the revolution, the first world war, the collapse of the solve viet union, they are tainted. but, defeating the nazis that's something that russians can feel good about. and add on top of that, the losses, that the u.s. -- ussr suffered during the great war and, it becomes not just about victory and about sacrifice as well and, that's a posted ten tool to be ab

been a rewarding experience thank everyone that made is possible and we'll continue to involve and shepherd the work going forward. >> so commissioners shall i read the questioned action do you want me to read the background. >> please. so superintendent proposal the wing policy the requested action the board of education of the san francisco unified school district do you want the policy. >> and would you, please go over some of the how points so or the staff to go over the hostilities the interested public won't have access to the 14 page document. >> i may as well so as i mentioned it is a collaborative forest we're working to do or streamlining to create a framework that makes it possible for a policy for physical activities and innovationand paramount to their success and for a lifetime habits it a priority of the instructor to superintendent carranza to insure that we're doing everything we can to enhance the wing of our students it addressed multiple elements around the student wing and staff wing there are many components to it it and as you mentioned commissioner it is a pretty imm

. >> grateful i'm kevin shepherd i was born and raised in the city and live in the bay area district now as far as this project is concerned i only see more projects in an area where there are no unit i've known geoe joe for 15 years he's probably the most fair itself contractor i've worked for he is completely open about everything he does and with the other people air force one of the biggest supporters of affordable housing just with the in my own county of the bay area district this didn't fight again, it it is for grand other issues for affordable housing but i don't think this falls both that category we should go ahead with this project. >> is there any additional public comment okay that being said and commissioner antonini. >> thank you very much what we've heard the commission district is a very diverse place and becoming more diverse a good thing the ancestors of the gentleman were in the mission before a lot of us today so they have deep roots but it is important to release that no one group speaks for the mission district we have to help as many people as possible one th

we have a beautiful you -- australian shepherd mix with us. his name is "sully." tell us about him. >> sully is about a year old, came from out of state in a shelter that was not planning on keeping him much longer so we rescued him. he came with his brother. good for the brother but unfortunately for sully his brother was adopted leaving sully behind and he's very lonely. >> does he want a partner? another dog? >> i think that would be fine. and on his own. he's not a dog for a first time dog owner. he's high energy, perfect for someone who wants to run, walk a lot. a big yard would be fabulous. he's going to want to chase that frisbee. he was decent in the car, not great. he's not really comfortable but not bad. he whined a little but sat in the back seat and was very good. sweet dog. very nice. >> if you would like more information -- >> mchumane.org. >> stay with us. >>> welcome back. environmental activists say they are fed up and don't want to take it anymore. they've been staging sit-ins and die-ins throughout the week to send a message to the federal energ

shepherd was killed in wyoming 17 years ago.a national spotlight on the gay rights movement. john bolton will announce whether he is running for president. he served under george w. bush. a match tomorrow night. check out the video. >> you may think this is just a joke but i'm taking this very seriously. hello? >> mitt, you can't run. you can't hide. >> the boxing match will benefit charity. and that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. 20 minutes past the hour. joining me bob franken. i think i got evander for that one. i think he's going to take it. >> you ever had an event where you were rooting against both of them? >> wash outtch out. let's talk about politics. within hours of the amtrak crash here philadelphia, house aproep ray or thes voted to slash amtrak's budget. that kind of effect could this have? >> this is really the reflection of a long-time issue in the united states. there's always been an antagonism toward mass transit because the united states is so slanted toward the automobile but beyond that, you hav

the former shark denied but another exshark and james shepherd on the rebound.ngers win it 7-3. that will be fun. >> what a lovely day. >> thanks larry. >> abc7 news continues on-line, twitter, facebook and on all of your mobile devices with the abc7 news app. >> the next newscast is tomorrow morning. [♪] ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ gonna have a look around ♪ ♪ now is the time ♪ ♪ i started flyin' ♪ ♪ both feet off of the ground ♪ ♪ head in the sky ♪ ♪ eyes open wide ♪ ♪ happy to look around ♪ >> that is our report. we appreciate your time. >> for larry and sandhya and all of us. up next actress elizabeth banks. ♪ >>> from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- elizabeth banks, marc maron, and music from earl sweatshirt featuring badbadnotgood. with cleto and the cletones! and now for the most part here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you. hi, everybody. thank you.

a 10-month-old german shepherd is training to be his eyes and ears.a ptsd therapy dog, she tracks and blocks strangers by circling him, watches his back and gives him peace of mind. >> it's hard to explain. you just know that you have a battle buddy. come, come on! >> reporter: at $15,000 each, the highly trained dogs are not cheap. so mike has founded the argos foundation to fundraise for more ptsd dogs for vets who have sacrificed so much. >> it's the best feeling in the world to help somebody who would have died if you weren't there. >> people have the chance to have that feeling by helping you now. >> yes. and i would love for that to happen. >> good girl. good girl! yeah. there are a lot of canine groups out there helping vets. this one is locally founded. they say 100% of the proceeds will go towards these dogs. to donate go to our website, cbssf.com and click on "links and numbers." kiet do, kpix 5. >>> google's self-driving cars will hit the streets of mountain view in just about a month. 25 bubble shaped cars will move through suburban neighb

for the 19th avenue projects, we are helping to shepherd this project through cal tran approval process for the 19th avenue [inaudible] and also assisted with planning efforts for m line. on the ta project deliverry support, this helps sceer project funding and working with cal trans mtc and pral for high way to make sure funds are available and used in a timely way. that is my presentation and here to answer questions. >> just want to thank ta for being able to present in how they can support the budget as well. it is also good to hear that one of the assumptions in mta's budget for prop k dollars for follow the paving may be more of a minimum and i look forward as we talk about how to contribute to the funding gap that we are able to work with transportation authority and help toog identify potential funding that can be used to fill in the gaps with for of the priorities that thit xhisy would like it to see move forward. colleagues comment or questions? i'm see none, can we open up for public comment at this time on this item? >> are there members of the public? great >> thank you for

jacorey shepherd a former receiver and just five picks later, in the sixth round eagles grab randall evans who was a walk on at kansas state. evans plays in the slot. then in the seventh round they round it out by taking boston college defensive even, brian mihalik. do the map, five of the six draft picks defensive players and no offensive lineman. >> it is just how i feel. i mean we hadn't drafted db's in recent years. you cannot take them all. you have a certain amount of picks. it is not that we don't think we neat to create depth in the line but as you look at it only offensive lineman we have lost is todd good chip focusing on the d. eagles introducing ever i can rowe corner from utah they pick up in the second round. they welcome texas linebacker jordan hicks. both guys got the sense during their predraft work outs with the eagles that this was the the place to be, and yes it was, meant to be. >> it was a feeling i had. i said this program is different. the culture is different. the the way they do things. when i left i just wanted to be a part of this so bad. >> you have no cl

my story is very similar to other folks' stories in terms of you had somebody who shepherded you through, whether it was high school, college or early career, somebody who took an interest in what you were doing and said, let me help you out. the only thing that we were asked in return is, number one, do the best we can and then number two, when it's our turn and we have the opportunity we do the same thing. that's why meant rg is so important to us and why we focus on it at 100 black men. >> you have so many different programs. community school program, junior 100 and collegiate 100. >> yes. >> tell me about the collegiate. >> the collegiate 100 is something we started with the university of california at berkeley. we had some members who are graduates of that school, the university, and we're like, when i was in college, it would have been helpful if we had a connection to our local chapter. so we started a collegiate 100 where we identified students at the university who were interested in what we were doing, interested in potentially in the future becoming a member of the 100 after t

this actually woke me up for my son tray shepherd.e were blessed by the sunshine foundation. >> sunshine program founded years ago but by bill sample retired philadelphia police officer. who saw the need for children that have dissable problems or other problems and something they took heart to. >> it's up lifting. this is really about the kids and we make it special for them. >> pretty awesome. >> it's great. >> it's nice to see all the kids and how they reaction. so excited. >> dream lift is something really a blessing for many children and their families. >> we also like riding in airplanes it's awesome for us. he loved it. he had an operation recently last year and excellent for him to get out haven't a good time. >> go. >> that's your fan club. >> we want to be part of the community and help out in any way we can. our entire career really dedicateed to helping and serving serving. and this is one way of giving back to the community. >> it's for the children and it's one of the greatest days that they can have. >> definitely. >> t

they call this the eric shepherd challenge, referring to the university student who organized a flag protest. now others are joining in to support him, posting pictures or videos on social media as they stomp on the american flag. well shepherd is believed to be a member of the new black panther party, on the run, allegedly for bringing a gun on campus. disgusting. >>> well eye on the tiger, visitors walking on the wild side in oak city zoo as a tiger escaped through a hole in the enclosure. visitors had to stay inside as they contained the tiger named lola who was stuck in a fence after attacking another cat. officials say the tiger never posed a threat to the public. threatened another cat, but not the public. it's all right in oklahoma. elizabeth, a beautiful hat. i love it. >> thank you. you know who is wearing one? heather, at the derby right now. how exciting? the fastest two minutes in sports taking place tomorrow the 141st kentucky derby. we all know what the derby is about. it's not just about the horses but the fashions too. >> i heard heather childers mentioned a moment ag

the former shark denied but another exshark and james shepherd on the rebound. the rangers win it 7-3. that will be fun. >> what a lovely day. >> thanks larry. >> abc7 news continues on-line, twitter, facebook and on all of your mobile devices with the abc7 news app. >> the next newscast is tomorrow morning. why am i so awake? did you know your brain has a wake system... and a sleep system? science suggests when you have insomnia, the neurotransmitters in your wake system may be too strong, which may be preventing you from getting the sleep you need. talk to your doctor about ways to manage your insomnia. our family was drifting apart... ...until we found a connection. you have the power to change your child's life. the boys town national hline can help. (tdd# 1-800-448-1433) ( cheering ) ( grunts ) ( buzzer sounds ) now they're beating us on the boards out there, guys. this is your territory grimson. do your job. grimson. hello? hi, honey. what? now? all right. ♪ the itsy-bitsy spider ♪ - ♪ climbed up the water spout... ♪ - ( giggling ) ♪ down came the rain ♪ ♪

ja cory shepherd from kansas.eventh round final pick they drafted 6-foot nine, 295-pound defensive end mihalich from boston college. chip kelly was asked if this team is mortal lenelled now than last year. >> i don't know now does it matter. i think what matters when we put that team on the field in august august. i mean in actually september now when we open up against atlanta. there's a lot of things that can happen between now and them. our goal we finished with 10 wins the last two seasons and that's not good enough. we're always going to be striving to make this better team an better organization and that's what we've been charged to do and that's what we'll try to do. >> take a little time out to introduce their second and third round pick. eagles selected defensive back eric row out of utah. then in the third round linebacker jordan hicks from texas both players very excited about their new team. >> like a feeling i had when i left here i was like man this program is differe different the way they do things

. >> reporter: several animals were sickened with at least two dogs including a german shepherd needingatment. >> fumes from carbon monoxide are real. causes serious harm and death in minutes. >> reporter: fire officials say the neighbors who live at this home had a working carbon monoxide detector and when the alarm went off they called 911 and their quick actions saved lives. >> we all could have been gone t like that's ridiculous. i don't know how people could be so reckless like that and don't even worry about their neighbors. >> reporter: the morning after with co levels still lingering and this sign a reminder of what happened the night before, residents of this block are no doubt countering their lessons and asking why. in norristown, cherri gregg kyw news radio for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> stay with us everyone. still ahead on "eyewitness news" here's a challenge. prepare 10,000 meals in less than an hour. we'll tell you about the local group that far exceeded that goal. >>> plus ahead in sports at the french open a fan walked onto the court and tried to take a selfie with rog

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the importance of this program and that is that we provide the grants to cbos and they, help to shepherd the housing in secure families, through the city process for housing. and i think that it is helpful to have a guide through that process. in the fiscal year, 2014,/15, we reached, approximately 6,000 house holds through our

but shepherd asked to be relieved of her parent tall rights and responsibilities.r financially responsible for the baby. in 2014 a surrogacy lawyer said there were 35 cases in which the surrogate changed her mind with 24 being surrogates who provided the egg. er for me this was probably the most surprising part of my family's journey through surrogacy. because of the baby m case initially there is a sense of the vulnerability on the side of the intended parents who somehow the gestational surrogate will keep the baby. in fact, discovering and had lots of text messages with my daughter's surrogate there is a great deal of vulnerability for the surrogate that she may somehow end up having a rear a child and that wasn't her expectation. >> absolutely. . we need more laws. people think the laws arer for the benefit of the rich intended parents who will rip the baby from this woman's womb and never talk to her again and not be nice to her, treat her like a cow when that's not the case. most intended parents are so thankful. we need more women willing to be carriers all

shepherd or nick nolte.rmarket yesterday. five people were injured in that, one in serious condition. >> it sounded nothing like a car. it sounded like a bomb. i thought everything was over. >> the cause of the crash is still unknown. >>> according to a new gallup poll, the national obesity rate rose to 28% last year. southern and midwestern states have the highest levels of obesity. the most obese state is mississippi, the least hawaii. >>> talk about the catch of the day. >> there he is. >> yeah, baby. >> yeah, baby. a man in florida caught a 552-pound goliath grouper fish from his kayak. >> that's amazing. >> that's amazing. the line. he was able to get it aboard the boat and back to shore. the world record for the goliath grouper ever caught on a fishing line was 6 0 pounds. >> there's a youtube of a goliath fish eating a 4 foot shark. >> i believe it. that thing was bigger than the kayak. huge. a lot of power there. time to look ahead. did you say off the dictionary, folks, the 88th annual scripps natio