danny van orden and his 74-year-old neighbor lee donelly live on the island in sparta.association demanded a bridge be taken down calling it a liability. van orden uses this kayak to get across the lake. he says he could have left but decided to stay on the island because of his neighbor donelly. >> she's not going to leave that home was her cat. this is where she's lived for the last 30, 40 years. >> sparta township must approve a new variance for a walkway. >> new policy at cinemark. starting tomorrow no bags larger than 12-inches by 12-inches by 6-inches will be allowed with the exception of medical bags and diaper bags. the theater says it's a move to increase safety and security. the theaters do not have an area to leave bags or other belongings that are not permitted inside. so leave it in the car or just don't bring it. >> 4:19 now. in health check keeping people without -- keeping people healthy without the calorie counting. how that might help some people lose more weight. >> a delaware county street looks a little bit like jurassic park. and even the police go

david begnaud, cbs news, sparta, tennessee. >>> tonight a settlement in the federal lawsuit between uber. they agreed to pay google's self-driving car company $240 million in stock. uber denied any wrong doing, but promised to use only their own research. >>> tonight there is a new push to ban youth tackle football in california. here is reporter mark thompson. >> reporter: the bill would be introduced here later this spring. now it's aimed at reducing the affects of brain trauma from playing football overtime. the act would ban tackle football until children reach high school encouraging organized youth leagues to play flag football instead. it is offered by assembly members of san diego and kevin mccarty of sacramento. the two cite medical studies on long-term brain trauma from the repeated tackling in football known as cte. golden state children need to know no touchdown or interception is worth the long- term damage to the brain caused by tackle football. while many parents have raised concerns about their children playing football, christine jorgensen is not one of them. >> reporter

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