it says to tami butcher. you're right, tami. you are worth it. mother and a productive woman in life. you are more than welcome to come and obtain the tools needed to change your way of living. stay focused, tami. you're worth it. good luck. so, yeah, i've been waiting for that for two and a half weeks now. yay. >> her acceptance into a drug rehabilitation program could enable butcher to set out on a new path. >> this is rad. it means i don't have to go to prison. that's the easy way. i'm not going to run -- take the easy way. i'm going to do the hard thing because anything worth it is worth working for. and i've been sober before. i've had three years. and my daddy passed away, and i ran. and i was running, gunning strong ever since. so i'm going to do it again and stay that way because if my mom was to pass away while i was in prison, i would never forgive myself. and she's not -- she's not healthy. she's sick. so -- and i want to regain the respect of my oldest daughter. i don't want them to be all, mom's just another convict, addicted, jerk-o

bakoó712k house tourópkg (trt 1:42)(tami standup) "i'm tami mlcoch in bakersfield, california where $710,000an buy you this gorgeous 4,200 square foot home in an exclusive, gated community." (video)tami mlcoch/reporting: local realtor tracey tipton took us on a tour of the property, which boasts four bedrooms, an office and much more.tracey tipton:"in here you have the big formal living and the formal dining. my favorite part about the formal living area is that you have these big grand windows looking out to your courtyard." tami mlcoch/reporting: the courtyard is a central feature of the home.. with a full-size pool and spa... it can be seen from nearly every room.but it's not the only outdoor space... there's also a backyard with a fireplace and barbecue.inside... a kitchen that's sure to impress any chef... with top of the line finishes and appliances, including a six-burner stove. but perhaps the most impressive room in this 4,200 square foot home tracey tipton: "so this is the master suite, and the master as you can see is very large."tami mlcoch/reporting: at nearly one-thousand squar

>> i think he's referring to tami. i got really lucky.er the open ocean, which never happens. it was outside fiji. it would take us two hours by sea boat just to get there. it was remarkable. being in the open seas and being in the open element is so rare because we're used to sound stages and green screens. every day we went through what the woman went through. >> that can't be easy. i remember when they tried to shoot "jaws" on the open water, nothing worked. >> it wasn't easy. we got lucky. i love the water and am a strong wimmer and sam is as well. the whole crew was willing to play ball. >> you learned to sail. >> i learned to sail. which is amazeling. i knew nothing about sailing beforehand. i don't know that i would choose to go sailing, but if i had to, now i can. >> you met the real life tami. she wanted you to play her. how did you take from her what went into this role? >> we got lucky. she wrote a book which the film is based on. she's so wonderful, which is what the film is based on. the book had a lot of detail. she wassing

. >> reporter: or mom and dad to tami who brought her own son, like always. >>y found their easter eggs. they found their easter baskets. mom always made every individual easter basket special to that child. >> reporter: they were like that where wayne and sharmon stock, generous, steady, always there for their children. the eldest steve and daughter tami, the youngest andy. >> they were loving parents. >> i don't think they ever missed a game of any of ours. dad would stop farming just to be at a game. same way with mom. >> reporter: wayne stock was a businessman farmer. ran the stock hay company, and a very successful business it was. wayne owned a thousand acres of land along with rental property. sharmon was locally famous for her specialty cakes, wedding and otherwise. they were church youth leaders. keith served on the school board. >> busy people. >> yeah. >> very, very. they touched the lives of so many people. >> reporter: she was a teacher's aide for 17 years at a rural school. taught lessons also that didn't end in class. >> one thing i always hear

tami damian trujillo joins us with new details. >> reporter: tellier road has seen its share of robberies over the last month alone. these are occurring through the area between 101 and capital expressway here in san jose. these arrests have remained today, and they included several juveniles. police are visible along tully road, especially since the area has seen nine armed robberies in the last month alone. >> there's a lot. remember been a lot of robberies? >> yeah. around this area. >> reporter: today san jose police announced the arrest of 16 people. five are adults, two are in jail for similar crimes, like anwar mohammad and diaz. >> there's a lot of high-level violence. >> reporter: paul joseph says they are accused of burglaries, carjackings and muggings across town, and they don't operate like traditional gangs who claim a territory or color. >> they do claim a name and commit crimes, and they do it for the benefit of their gang, but instead of be being at war so to speak with another gang, they seem to be at war with the general public. >> it's scary. we all live in the area. >>

then you take a look at his campaign rallies where he's talking about the sons of bitchs referring tamy kaepernick. and then publicly reported they've had conversations, why the nfl is against that or wants to sanction me because they or somebody else leaked the deposition testimony is beyond me. but i will tell you that it's apparent to me at least from what has transpired that the evidence we've collected supports everything we've put into that arbitration demand under the collective bargaining agreement. >> you said earlier today that there are super bowl winning coaches who have testified under oath that colin kaepernick hasn't been hired since the 2016 season because of his national anthem protest. does that prove the basis of his suit? >> yeah, i think that clearly the thing that i couldn't believe, and i now understand in retrospect what happened here, they ran in trying to get discovery closed in this matter. and once they did that the reason they did that is they then wanted to go in and under kind of cover of night without consulting with the player's association, without cons

people are really still talking about it and talking about tami jo in particular.nd from back in the day and i think about jennifer riordan at her family and how sad it is for her family. it's amazing what tammie jo shults did that day. >> and toe keep an example of her as well, her life and how much love she spread. >> you're exactly right. >>> cbs news contributor and former acting director of the ci berkeley police are searching for two men involved in a laptop burglary outside of caffe strada on college avenue on monday. >>> good morning, it's 8:25. i'm michelle griego. berkeley police are searching for two men involved in a laptop burglary outside of cafe strada on college avenue. on monday a bystander shot video of the suspect and getaway driver. >>> oakland city council requires customers of restaurants and other food facilities to ask for plastic straws. the council also asked the city administrator to drop a plan to put the same requirements on other disposable food products. >>> stay with us, traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning. we cont