so it can be devastating when your dog or cat is struggling with a terminal illness. 13 action news anchor dayna roselli shows us what one woman is doing to try to ease that pain. 9 year old precious. now she's rescuing her again... the dog diagnosed with terminal cancer. sharon dipietro/tri-county animal rescue board member -<14:48:15-14:21>- "she's gone through 20 radiation treatments, i've combined it with hyberbaric oxygen treatments." tania rogers/reporting ---- -<15:44:24-15:44:35>- because of precious, sharon knows the emotional struggle that many pet owners go through when their pet has been diagnosed with a terminal illness. but that pain is inspiring her to help others. ---- sharon dipietro/tri-county animal rescue board member -<14:50:25>- "we ar have a special needs section if they progress to hospice, that's where they will be going." the organization will be opening a pfacility. sharon dipietro/tri-county animal rescue board member -<14:52:21>- "we want to ease the life of pain of the parent program." she's already contacted other shelters, hoping pet

you see she is ithe bed with her mother, donna, who is terminally ill. she has stage four brain and lung cancer. >> that's the circle completed right there. right there in bed togeer, grandma, daughter and future grandchild. she's having a daughter. it's the whole circle right there. blow my mind. >> she wanted her mom to be there. the hospital arranged for her to have the ultrasound there with her mother lying in bed so they could share the experience. >> so much for her mom. the surgeries and all the stuff under the sun. it's this kind of humanity that goes so far with somebody. >> this gender reveal goes down in history, for me. taylor was happy the hospital allowed her to do this because her mom died three days after. >> oh, my god. >> after she learned the gender of her baby. >> it's happy. >> yeah. >> it's great. it's wonderful. it's sweet. it's pure. it's a fantastic de forever. she posted the video to facebook. of course it went viral because, like all of us folks see the beauty in being able to share all these precious moments with her mom. >> g

>>marty gonzales: allows terminally ill people they argue the terminally ill people could face prolongedul death of this law a suspended but those opposed are concerned that the time the deal could be coerced to in the alliance to get light and medication to doctors must say you must have lasted six months. >>reporter: we talk about a dozen are bees in this parking lot as a bloc or two-way. >>reporter: the police officer here is the benefits are not compare well to other police departments this crisis comes a time san jose homicide are at a 25 year high on tuesday san jose city council will vote on whether to declare a state of emergency that would allow the police chief to change all to the seidman's some who are investigating crime will be back on the streets patrolling the head of the police officers association tells us a list of all this was graduated from police academy this year and has three academies and the total of 90 officers are supposed to guard the way each year that gives you a sense of how major the stassen problem really is an effort to fight the spread of the virus ful

you see that she's laying in the bed, with her mothers, donna, who is terminally ill. she has stage four brain and lung can >> that's the circle completing. it's right there. it's right there in bed together, grandma, daughter and future grandchild but she's having the daughter, too, it's crazy. that's the whole circle right there. blowing my mind. >> she wanted her mom to be arranged for her to have the ultrasound there with her mother lying in bed so they could both share the experience. >> so much for her mom. all the medicine, all the surgeries and all the stuff under the sun but it's this kind of humanity that goes so far. >> as i told you, this gender reveal goes down in history for me. and taylor was really happy that the hospital allowed her to do this because her mom actually died three days after -- >> oh, my gosh. >> after she learned the gender of her baby. >> but it's not. it's not. it's happy. it's great. ist wonderful. it's sweet. it's >> and it's a memory that she'll have forever. >> she did post this video to facebook and of course it went viral becaus

an arizona boy with a terminal illness who just wants cards for his birthday. today, sheriff joe arpaio made his day, delivering hundreds of cards to jacob priestley, mostly from people who work in jacob priestley, who lives in mesa, is hoping to get 10,000 cards for his birthday and he seems like an awesome kid. if you would like to send him a card on my facebook page, i have reposted the original story on jacob and you can also find the address to send him cards. find him on facebook, at two news. >>> -- at kris pickel news. >>> and, a sit in at an animal valley shelter has been adopted, lana was at the animal welfare league for four month and staff members promised to stay with her inside the kennel around the clock until someone adopted her. >> i think lana deserves to get out of her. she deserved a home. we have a beautiful facility but it is still not a home and that's what she needs after being here for four months. >> the sit in did not last very long, we got word she was adopted this afternoon. legalizing recreational marijuana in arizona, why some say

people with epilepsy, seizure, cancer, or people with terminal illnesses. they held their firsthand opening this morning. the product lines include items with a w is the ingredient that gets you high, and high dose versions. inside the cannabis dispensary, they sell a variety of products infused with oil, with oil syringe. a vaporizer, no, you don't smoke this stuff, that's illegal. brandon found certain kinds of marijuana helped stop seizures caused by a rare disease. this mother is hopeful, this dispensary is just the start in marijuana. >> i think it's quite historical. for florida, i think it's amazing. >> doesn't plan to place an order. >> i personally don't think it's going to benefit my son. we tried it with him and it did not benefit brandon. >> reporter: at thursday's grand opening, patients are doctors approval bought medical cannabis. >> i've been taking this for two s cut it in half. >> reporter: bonny hopes it will help treat her skin cancer. >> i will try anything at this point, because i'm tired of being like zapped at the dermatologist, and

. >>> a judge rejected a motion to immediately suspend a new state law which allows terminally ill peopleto end their lives. the law actually took effect on june 9. it was prompted in part by the case of a bay area woman, she was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer in 2014. she was given 6 months to live. she became an advocate for the bill after moving to oregon in order to end her life. advocates argue that terminally ill people could face prolonged painful deaths if the law is suspended. people against the law are concerned of terminally ill people being coerced to end their lives. they want more safeguards put in place. currently, to get life ending medication 2 doctors must say you have less than 6 months to live, you must be found mentally competent and you have to make verbal and written requests. >>> after months of talk regarding health and trade rumors,: cabinet --: kaepernick saw his 1st. >> anticipating his debut. mark carpenter has been tracking the game all my. now an analysis of the 49 -- 49er quarterback. >> the last time kaepernick played was last november. since then he

that would be mike pence as he stops and hugs the sonover a terminally ill american. >> i couldn't be more proud of you, thanks for standing up for your dad. >> t before a crowd in pennsylvania yesterday. pence talking about how donald trump would improve the lives of all americans. he says he is proud of his state of indiana for signing the right to try legislation into law. and they will take that fight to washington, d.c. for more treatment. >> right to try allows terminally ill patients to access investigation treatments on pharmacy shelves. >> dana: they call themselves the final five dominant. last night team u.s.a. winning gold. getting a taste of the gold medal last night and this morning they are live on "the today show." >> you guys didn't just win, you won huge. not even big, there is winning big and then there is winning huge. an eight point spread. did you guys think that it would look like this when theal >> honestly yes and no right guys. because prelims went so well and we felt like if we repeated maybe it would be the same. you can't control what the judges do. we can

you need to be diagnosed with a terminal illness to ending prescription but in plain english, that is still suicide. mirriam-webster defines suicide as the act of taking one own's life voluntarily especially by a year of discretion and sound mind. the oxford dictionary says the action of killing one self intentionally. dictionary.com goes with the intentional taking of one own's life. all three definitions have one thing in common they don't do it on purpose. people want to change the definition and they may succeed. changes can change the language and if you don't believe me find an old dictionary and look up marriage but its not our jobs to change the dictionary, it is our job to use plain language that is current and accurate and that is what we are going to keep >>> ryan lochte broke his silent questions about his account of an alleged robbery and he said he should have been more careful how he described the events. i accept responsibility he says and have learned valuable lessons. according to marketing experts. this will have a huge effect for endorsements because of the handled

she knows the emotional struggle that many go through in their pet has been diagnosed with a terminal illness. but the pain is inspiring her to help others. >> we are going to have a special needs section and a special needs if they progress to the hospice. that's where they will be. >> the organization will be opening a pet hospice facility. >> we want to ease the life we will have an outreach program. >> shows are ready contacted other shelters hoping that they will catch on across the country. >> we want to be a pioneer and show shelters that it can be done. and if the loved one has a pet and hospice they can come and visit. the most important is that they will have the visitation as well as 24 seven treatment. they say -- >> they say they will give them peace of mind in support and pets quality-of-life. >> people schedules are so busy and you can't fault people for their lives. but they need a place that an animal can go and get the care and love that they need. >> there hoping other shelters across the country will use this concept to open centers to help animals deal with terminal >>> n

colorodans will vote on a measure to allow terminally ill patients to end their own lives. it has enough signatures to make the ballot that would allow terminally ill people to get prescription drugs to end their own lives. similar measures failed twice in the colorado legislature. five other states have passed a sheriff's officer is hoping who vandalized this school will give themselves u . it's near bold and kipling. the school start in a week. if anyone knows anything, call the school. >>> fire crews have put out a fire in agate. it started around sunset monday night. it burned 2,000 acres where it so far no report of damage to buildings there. >>> dry start to the day, partly cloudy conditions and we will warm up and will take a while, 60s from 7:00 to 8:00, a few storms with better chance of rain south of i-70 and but could see an early shower and perhaps a little bit of a delay 70 by the end of the year. >> keeps throwing me off when i see 70s. >> you have to adjust. >>> diving took center stage at the olympics on monday and we're not talking about the diving in a poo

night before we are going to meet at this purchases, yes, i will be nice and remember i have a terminally ill child so i need to make sure you will be that no problems she never showed. they waited in the park over an hour taking their own photos. >> which are calling and texting her nothing. problem solvers also called and e-mailed the company several times. no response i texted her i've e-mailed her. i have sent messages. i've had friends call and did nothing. >> we got no answer at the address listed for melissa velasquez in liquid and is not listed with the bbb after we repeatedly tried to contact her center attack saying sorry i've been really busy and just getting back to people barbara so she later got another text from her blaming the family for the mixup. >> i would really love the pictures. we don't know how long we are going to have them here. >> he is precious. >> if you've been thinking about getting a dream home giveaway ticket, now is your chance. if you buy a ticket by midnight tonight for $100 you will have a chance to win at 2017 from landmark when can the beauty of valued a

this election -- voters in colorado will decide on a pretty big issue: whether terminally ill people should be allowed to recevie prescriptions to end their own lives. the "medical aid in dying" measure was certified monday -- it had enough petition signatures to make ballots this fall. it becomes the third citizen petition to make ballots. the other two: a universal health care measure and a higher minimum wage. a deputy is on leave-- accused of attacking his wife. denver police arrested adams county sheriff's deputy dean dominguez after a domestic dispute. it happened at his home near 33rd and oneida on august 10th. in court filings from monday, dominguez says his wife attacked him and then: fell. he filed for divorce and a restraining order as well. police have arrested a man they say shot and killed an imam and his associate as they left a new monday night. he's been charged with two counts of second degree murder and criminal posession of a weapon. morel had been in custody since sunday night after he hit a bicyclist with his car. they found a gun that matched the one used in th

we all know that having a pet with a terminal illness can be devastating. >> a woman is helping others dealing with that pain. chemo and now has inspired her to help others. >> we want to ease the life pain of the parent that they're having with their little ones. we will have an outreach program. >> she's already contacted other facilities and hoping that it will catch on here in other shelters and facilities. don't go anywhere, sports is >>> we can take a live look at the breaking news here. you can see the investigators getting hit. >> this happened about a half hour ago and we'll have the latest for you at 4:30 a.m. >> base hit, left centerfield, this should do it. coming around third and he will score the well the indians are struggling to win here but miller saw mcallister giving up four. the tigers also win and the indians win 1-0 and they're lead here in the american central. >> you know that the first person will blink here and we have to give credit to the bullpen here. the guys did fantastic tonight. >> rosters are making a move here and the browns are now there at 75. they

this will help terminally ill children fly to the place of their dreams. >> many of those volunteers have >> it made them kind of punchy, watching the football game, reminding you to call in when you can. they do such great work it's easy to help. >> big fan of that, no doubt about it. meteorologist to talk about. we have a little ripple in the upper levels of atmosphere trying to come up the back door from up north. it could give us a slight chance of thunderstorms. t first of all, the smoke, it does produce one heck of a sunrise and sunset. and we saw those forces of orange as the sun was low over the horizon, to a much denser part of the atmosphere. at this hour, remains in the mild category, the winds starting to push some of it out, hopefully we'll get the rest of it out tomorrow. you can see that somewhat brown the afternoon, we cleared off some, couldn't get rid of all it.. a little boat-boogie going on. green valley parkway, 89?, this is a drier air mass with the relative humidity. 12%, 86?, 87? add spring humidity, with the exception of downtown henderson, that wind did gust

. >>> a valley teenager with a terminal illness celebrates his birthday in a special way. disease. his family collected cards for jacob's birthday last year and received 8,000 cards from all over the world. this year, he got more than 20,000 cards, including a special card from the white house. >> president obama decided to take time out of his busy schedule to send jacob a card. it is my faith -- favorite card. i think he understands the importance of a president is a thrill to hear from president obama knowing he is thinking of my son. >> jacob received cards from as far away as china and thailand. they plan to take jacob to disneyland this year. they are hoping to get more cards next year on his birthday. >>> coming up, we'll have a look at your 10 day forecast as you get ready to head into the >>> at 8 miles an hour but a nice day to be outside if you were out earlier. we take a look at the satellite over the western region. we don't have a heck of a lot going on. we have dry air mass away from us. if you take a closer look at our state. we go back earlier in the day, we see it

. >> reporter: although doctors say ryan has a terminal illness, his family says he's looking forward to starting school in a few weeks. >> good he got to have a dream come true. thank you, rebecca. >>> temperatures were comfortable throughout t day, and we've continued into the evening. >> this is when i usually say something like "don't get used to it", but, john malan, what do you say? >> i would say you're right: don't get used to it. it will take 48 hours to see dewpoints jump up to 78 degrees. even though they jumped up a little today, not too bad. going to state fair tomorrow? we'll get up to about 86 skies. humidity jumps back to the mid-60-degree range. it's going to be a little more humid than it was today, but nothing oppressive. we're watching a chance for showers and thunderstorms. nothing going on across much of the midwest right now. we have to wait about 48 hours for the next weather system and cold front to move in out of the frontal range of the rockies. sunny skies to greet you in the morning. another nice summer-like day for tomorrow. i'll talk about the storms at

. >> a few weeks ago, we told you about this arizona boy who has a terminal illness. all he wants his birthday cards and today, day delivering hundreds of cards to jacob from people who work in the sheriff's office. & mesa and is hoping to get 10,000 cards for his birthday which is later this month so if you would like to send him a card on my facebook page, i have reposted his original story and also the address where you can call -- or you can send cards to jacob. find all of that information on facebook at kris pickle news. the store found malware in their payment system giving hackers access to customer credit card information impacting customers who made in- store purchases between january and july. online sales are not affected. >> twitter wants to let folks hide tweets that contain threats and spam here -- and spam. >> best buy is to celebrate, offering 50 deals for 50 hours and you can find discounts on everything. it runs through tomorrow. >> a judge has rejected a proposed $100 million settlement between the river and its drivers ruling the deal did not comp

the state allows terminally ill mentally competent patients the right to request a life and a prescription. opponents including many doctors say it amounts to state sanctioned suicide and suggest it makes no rational distinctions between terminally ill and everyone else. opponents are fighting right to die laws in vermont. >>> santa clara county, the judge under fire for his controversial sentencing in the brock turner sexual assault case will no longer hear criminal charges. >> as ms. smith reports, judge percy has been reassigned to the civil division at his request. >> reporter: starting next month judge aaron persky will no longer hear criminal cases at the palo alto courthouse, the same courthouse he sentenced former stanford swimmer brock turner to 6 months in jail in june after turner was convicted for sexually assaulted -- resulting in intoxicated woman. the ruling spartan international firestorm, but at church persky's request to be reassigned to civil cases at the old courthouse downtown san jose. switching places with another judge. >> we believe judge persky does not understand

the doctor assisted suicide law for the terminally ill. what do you say to those who is -- who have argumented that it will be wrong? >> she was going to die anyhow that one of the things receive had said is that she didn't want to be intuned in her own body to allow her to take her own life after she had lost so much. and then really, you know, make it the joyous occasion. and this law that will give patience a choice. when, you know, that it was a fatal disease that would cause so much chaos and uncertainty. that it will give them the option to do things on their own terms. and that they would show how beautiful that it could be. and that we are so proud of her for that. >> thank you so much for talking with us. and that they want to take a look at pictures. and a beautiful smile. >>> and exactly the right to die legislation, that it will be pushed through. that this are strict guidelines set forth bit end of life option. and to make the decision. but also that they would make two verbal requests for the drugs 15 days apart. and then sel

. >> reporter: father joseph quinn was diagnosed with a painful terminal illness. he says the medical marijuana has helped relieve his suffering. >> i want to take advantage of being without -- for at least a little bit of each day, without pain. and the medical marijuana has certainly helped tremendously. >> now, medical marijuana is not covered by insurance, so ti out-of-pocket. but officials here say they hope that he will change in the future. that's the story live from downtown boston, i'm byron barnett, 7news. >>> and then the race for the white house are donald trump seemingly cutting ties with some top republicans, many seeing it as political payback. trump is refusing to support many g.o.p. leaders in their re-election bids including house speaker paul ryan, once again sending the message to the establishment, could you say. ryan schulteis is here with more and other party leaders is leading to serious backlash from republicans but the trump campaign doesn't seem too worried. >> reporter: donald trump has embarked on a southern campaign swing just as he fa

. >> a mom-to-be hears big news about her baby while -- >> with her mother donna who is terminally ill. >> the story behind the touching moment that people around the world just want to share. >> it' fantastic. >>> wing suit pilots stage a daring flight. >> to become a shooting star. >> why it takes precision and guts to pull it off. >>> an 8-year-old manages to get really stuck in some railing. >> the head was too big to get through here. >> what she was doing and how rescuers got her out. >>> plus -- >> ? . how auctioneers are going viral

the secretary of state just verified petition for a measure allowing patients with terminal illnesses to get a prescription for life ending drugs. >>> how would you like to spend while asking us for help. she sent us this video of residence shoveling out trash from their government subsidized apartment building in denver. trash pile so high the smell is making people sick. they say management just wouldn't listen. but when we started at the -- started asking questions we got quick actions.>>reporter: smell was nauseating. you can see where this dumpster is overflowing, that was all trash that they moved outside after we started making calls. you can see they is still quite an issue. you have mattresses and furniture piled up. people who live. say they are cries for help have gone unheard. people living in courthouse sq., apartments and outside today to escape the smell.>> it smells like a dead body. >>reporter: inside, they show us the trash room. the third floor, but this weekend it as worse. this cell phone video showing residents shoveling trash out of the rooms themselves because

. >> a mom-to-be hears big news about her baby while -- >> with her mother donna who is terminally ill. >> the story behind the touching moment that people around the world just want to share. >> it' fantastic. >>> wing suit pilots stage a daring flight. >> to become a shooting star. >> why it takes precision and guts to pull it off. >>> an 8-year-old manages to get really stuck in some railing. >> the head was too big to get through here. >> what she was doing and how rescuers got her out. >>> plus -- >> ? . how auctioneers are going viral and look who finally got on the jet ski. >> freezing! >> see a son's sheer joy in scaring mom. >> oh! >> nope! >> we see a lot on this show but i can honestly say that this gender video is unlike any other. >> you have a daughter. >> no way. >> taylor just told her that she's having a baby girl. you see that she's laying in the bed, with her mothers, she has stage four brain and lung cancer. >> that's the circle completing. it's right there. it's right there in bed together, grandma, daughter and future grandchild but she's having the daughter, too,

no rationale distinction between the terminally ill and others. >>> united airlines is expanding itsat san francisco international. three new routes will be added between sfo and the cities of detroit, cincinnati and montana. service to cincinnati and detroit begins next month. the montana route aimed at bay area residents who enjoy skiing begins mid-september. united will add a direct flight into miami to sfo along with a direct flight. >>> the district report it is wrapping up the first week of class with teacher vacancies in the single digits. last year, you may remember that the district had 70 teacher vacancies right before the year started. this year, the number was just four. the district highed more than 400 teachers for the start of this school year in response to the recent teacher shortage. >>> did you stay up watching the game last night? >> i did not but i know you did. >> i did. i was okay with that. >> pitcher matt moore came close to a not hitter. alex savidge is there life outside for those of us who respect the bed times, tell us what happened? >> reporter: good mor

. >> the initiative would lead a life and the final stages of terminal illness use the secretary of state must approve the signatures before it can be put on the ballot. >> the pilot of a small airplane okay after making an emergency landing this afternoon and southeastern, colorado. this year we did our at to the plane touched down in a pill. authorities say the plane had the landing gear problems for it >> and a you are especially. there is one bronco player we haven't heard from yet. >> it was a big day at the valley and that first camp lets charge, no big surprises, in fact, the quarterback position both mark sanchez and trevor simi m are ranked number one. then there was at. >> first, don't bother asking that early dallas when he ended up with a bullet in his leg. >> this situation is still under review. we have to respect the process. i'm not going to talk about that right now. >> to keep to meet his back him while broncos fans hold their collective breath about any purchase of discipline from the nfl. i'm expecting to be there. all of our work is getting towards him to play. if he

>> if you are over 75 or terminally ill or face eviction from your home they will move you to the front of the line. but if you have a line that is 5 to 10 years old you are talking about gross mismanagement.>> i know you will stay on it. more to come on this and a reminder if you have a problem august and typical summer day in florida and that means afternoon storms. a photojournalist shot this of dark clouds and wind over downtown tampa and seeing a lot of that in the bay area. sea breezemi storms. here at frenchie's on clearwater beach 84 degrees and northeast wind. rain falling and 80 degrees. picking up more rain and lakewood ranch 79 degrees and mostly overcast conditions in the southern part of manatee county. western part of citrus looks dark and overcast. a few showers and thunderstorms and good-sized tropical wave and looking for development, 20% chance over the next five days. today 45 mile-per-hour woods but not likely to be a factor in the united states. computer models have nudged it further north today and the track more northerly turn. reminder that tropics are coming al

he has a terminal illness and he came here the urging of his hospice nurse because his came -- because his family couldn't care for him anymore. >> i would watch them. and now that i'm here, that's all i can do. >> reporter: malaki house runs on donations. some of those donations cannot that is where jonathan gray who started trials for hope comes in. >> we use a lot of leftovers from different agencies. hello? >> reporter: we went along with jonathan and judy today as they searched for the homeless to pass out donations. >> 20 different agencies we work with are more like 20 parts of our family. through our family together we help more people. >> reporter: every day jonathan donations from places like malaki house. >> we are going full circle with this. that need is still there. those homeless camps are still there. >> reporter: in cleveland tracy carloss news channel 5. >>> hillary clinton making a stop in philadelphia today just weeks after she won the democratic nomination at the convention center. she'll be making her way here to cleveland tomorrow. she is scheduled to take a tour

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another big issue made it to the ballot with petition signatures approved it would us to allow terminally ill people to receive prescription drugs to end their lives. find out more in the 2016 campaign section of cbsdenver.com. contained a wildfire. there you see some of the burning right there burning 2000 acres total. a viewer who lives in the area said she saw a series of lightning strikes before the fire started. let's get to meteorologist dave aguilera he is in the weather center right now. >> more lightning today, we already have some in the foothills which i will show you. it is that double-edged sword, because they bring rain, however the lightning goes hand in hand. you wish you got more rain and lightning. the other problem is the heat, today is a little cooler, still about 79 degrees, 83 at the airport and 80 downtown. it will be a little cooler than yesterday. it is still relatively dry, 24% relative humidity in denver, 30% in boulder. not as dry as it could be but look at that, 19% relative humidity, 39 in west minister. not bone dry as we have seen some of these go when we have

right now, the state law only allows individuals with certain conditions and terminal illnesses to use medical marijuana. >>> the buccaneers play the first game of the pre-season last night and lost. again, it's pre-season, so the 17-9 defeat will not count in shepherd who caught a jameis winston pass for the only touchdown. the starters only played a few minutes, though. the bucs' d was solid allowing only 78 yards of total offense in the eagles first half. next up, the bucs will be in jacksonville saturday, august 12th. >>> a british player may have been poisoned to ke competing. that's 18-year-old gabriela taylor who got sick with a bacterial infection that could be spread through rat urine. officials say she may have been deliberately poisoned. she pulled out of the quarterfinal because of a virus that ended her first chance at a grand slam title. >>> the final game at yankee stadium against the tampa bay rays and his career continues his retirement, tickets began going for $450 apiece. right now, tickets are going for about $161 apiece. this could be a reflection of the mixed reac

unfortunately -- it's not under the best circumstances. 10-year-old "ryan johnson" is battling a terminal illness. he was diagnosed in the fall of last year... and in recent weeks -- things have gotten worse. today -- though -- it was all smiles as he got the chance be a firefighter -- like he always wanted. wakeup starts at 4:30! breaking

have a da maserati, says learning she was having a baby girl in the same hospital bed as her terminally ill mother is something she will never forget. >> i just looked at her and everything kind of flashed. it hit me more that she would not be there. >> reporter: battling stage iv brain and lung cancer, doctors at longmont united hospital knew her mom's time was coming to an end. i could not picture myself going through all of this without her. >> reporter: the hospital arranged for taylor to have an ultrasound lying next to her mom before it was too late. >> she reached over and patted my cheek which is something that she has always done. .moment is when i kind of knew she was still fighting, but kind of ready to go as well. >> reporter: taylor's mom passed away three days later. while the moment will always be bittersweet, taylor said she is happy knowing her mother met her baby girl before she was even born. >> she will know the love that my mom had for her, even without seeing her, my mom left her a lot already. >> reporter: taylor says her mom and daughter will share the same middle na

from this type of corrosion and if he is an initiative would let adults in the final stages of terminal illness is medical help today they must approve the signatures before he can be can be placed on the ballot outdoor lovers have any have any place to go as denver opens its largest open-space part today he is out near the man walking his dog's sometimes big ideas come from small things like taking your dog for a walk in the park b mac and that's exactly what happened to scott gilmore when he took his dogs for a walk in the park except it wasn't a part. >> the plants were here the trees were here we would always see these big and they welcome on the other side of the fence so gilmore got to thinking i believe i been a perfect place a perfect place that is foreign open-space park and how fortuitous that gilmore was the man inspired as he so happens to be denver's deputy executive director of parks and planning pretty good for me and pretty good for the city because gilmore got the ball rolling on what is now denver's largest open-space park first creek and then open-space this has been off-limi

those eligible with epilepsy, severe serbers, muscle spasms, cancer or deemed terminally ill. dr.cathy anderson believes it will become mainstream. >> i think it will. we'll all learn it will simplified. people won't be so nervous about it. the stigma attached to pot smoking as it was will be removed. >> reporter: the medical cannabis can be used by inhalation orally or a tampa cal solution. patients believing this will have a major impact. >> as far as my life it's going to increase it a lot. before i couldn't even see the floor. and i had a hard time eating. and doing small things. i couldn't do things with my hands. planning several other locations with operations starting this year. and if you were wondering insurance does not cover the treatment. >>> live for an update on a former deputy on the wrong side of the law. the woman accused of robbing two banks at gun point now facing more charges out of citrus county tonight. according to a brand new indictment we got our hands on elizabeth perkins stole money from a floral citibank about a month after a bank in plant city. sh

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first time mom taylor says learning she was having a baby girl in the same hospital bed as her terminally ill mother is something she will never forget. >> and i just looked at her and everything kind of flashed and it hit me more that she wouldn't be there. >> reporter: battling stage 4 brain and lung cancer, doctors at longmont united hospital knew her mom's time was coming to an end. >> i thought how am i going to do this? i couldn't picture myself going through all her. >> reporter: so the hospital arranged for taylor to have an ultrasound lying next to her mom before it was too late. >> she reached over and she patted my cheek which is something that she has always done. at that moment, i kind of knew she was still fighting but kind of ready to go as well. >> reporter: taylor's mom passed away just three days later. while the moment will always be bittersweet ... >> you have a daughter. happy knowing her mother met her baby girl before she was even born. >> she will know the love that my mom had for her. even without seeing her ... my mom loved her a lot already. >> and that was andrea f

that man is fighting terminal illness so he and his bride made the decision to seal their love whilee's still here. fox 29's shawnette wilson spoke to the gram's father and she's here with the emotional story. shawnette. >> iain, it was christopher ford's last wish to marry the woman he loved also the mother his two children and this weekend he got the strength to walk down the aisle with the help of his father. >> i said the vows because he can't speak because of his mouth and throat cancer. >> reporter: bob ford gets emotional talking about his son christopher's we had to go the love of his life. >> the wedding took place in nashville, tennessee last weekend. >> it's special because bob's son christopher is 26-year-old and is dying of cancer. doctors recently told him he has two to three months to live. and might not make it to the wedding the couple had originally planned for october. bob who lives in warminster says his son moved to nashville where his mother amy lives so second care for him full time. christopher and nicole have been together thee years. they have a four-year-ol

the defense claims that sampleon only terminally ill and has months to live. >>> and a melrose clinic will not stand trial any time soon. capable of understanding the charges against him so he can't enter a plea in the case. police say that dear killed three people including colorado police officer garrett s+ wazey who grew up in melrose. >>> more than a dozen mayors are throwing down support against copy cat assault weapons. signed their support with some lawmakers shi healey is some lawmakers shi healey is overstepping her authority. >>> marijuana experts overstepping her authority. yesterday the dea denied a request from two states to take pot off the list of schedule one substances. illegal drugs like heroin and lsd. they will allow more places to grow medical marijuana for medical reeach. >> the best way to reach medical marijuana is a to prove there is use for it and the only way to prove with science and the only way to get their hands on medical marijuana is if we make more available. >> catherine: there is only one place allowed the university of mississippi for marijuana res

there was a right to die legislation for the terminally ill. this huge win for the governor which was the extension and reauthorization of a tax that helps pay for healthcare for the pool. that require republican support and they got it. >> a lot has happened in this legislative session. you have followed it. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> it's back to school time. across california, districts are scrambling to fill teaching jobs. experts say california is facing an emerging teacher shortage. they say increased demand for k through 12 teachers comes at a time when enrollment in teacher education programs has dropped more than 70% over the last decade. joining us to discuss the impact are patrick shields, executive director of the learning policy institute, professor lisa sim many son from the department of special education at san jose state university. welcome to you both. patrick, which school subjects are seeing the most severe shortages? >> as would typically happen, it's math and science. especially special education. right now, we