he helped her through the prosecution of tommy mitchell. she met the codes enforcement officer. >> it needed to be painted. she good violation. at 93 how could she paint the house she moved into in 1951. before. it did not come to that after the code and police officers put their heads together and gathered a swarm of volunteers. >> we have officers here and code enforcement here. >> enough to do more than just paint. >> so we figured we would take it to the next level and clean up the property. she deserves it. >> they raked, they painted, they got rid of a lot of my clutter. >> now she knows there are tommy mitchelled out there -- >> but there are good people. >> they are. >> i found that out today. >> unbelievable. >> we're told she knows the graciousness of a thank you. >> she said i love you, i said you do. i said i love you. this. steve nichols, fox 13 news. >> the work doned today comes with a warranty. they will make sure the house is in tiptop shape. >>> and athletes, volunteers and families came together in new port richey the fir

he helped her through the prosecution of imprisonment of tommy mitchell. more recently...margo met codes enforcement officer vickie fletcher... her house needed painted, so she got a violation for it..." at age 93...how could margo paint the house she moved into in 1951? i had painted it by hand before..." it didn't come to that. not after the codes and police officer put their heads together... and gathered a swarm of volunteers... we have a lot of officers here, we have a lot of people from code enforcement here as well..." enough helping hands to do more than just paint... so we figured we take it to the next level and clean up the whole property while we were here because she deserves it..." they raked, they painted, they got rid of a lot of my clutter..." so now margo knows...there are tommy mitchell's out there... they take advantage of you. but on flip side there are good people. yeah there are. i found that out today. unbelievable..." and we are told...margo knows the graciousness of a thank you... ...and she says i love you. and i said you do? wel

four years ago, tommy mitchell offered to detail her pt cruiser. then he asked for ice water. >> he grabbed the money, threw me down on the toilet and i hit my head. i was in a daze for a while. >> reporter: mitchell is serving a 15-year prison term. the crime changed margo's life. >> i just don't trust people like i used to. and i like to trust people. but, not anymore. >> reporter: a huge baseball fan, the rays sent a gift package and she is sporting a new cane with a lightup handle. the clearwater police officers are hoping people who see the story know there is another side and they do care about the community. in clearwater, peter bernard, newschannel8. >>> how long before your trip should you buy your plane ticket? tonight, we know the exact day that has the best deals. that story is coming up. >>> plus, an e-cigarette in your pants could be hazardous to your health. we talked to a local seller to find out how this could happen. (phone ringing) but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work

four years ago, tommy mitchell offered to detail her pt cruiser. he followed her in the house and asked for water. >> he grabbed the money, threw me down on the toilet and i hit my head. i was dazed for a while. >> reporter: mitchell is serving a 15-year prison term. the crime changed margot's life. >> i don't trust people like i used to and i like to. but not anymore. >> reporter: sergeant downs investigated the case and ended up befriending her. >> we always deal with people here who are a victim of a crime. >> reporter: he is hoping this project shows people cops have another side. >> community members coming together, giving us all the paint for the operation. show that you care. we are not just out there trying to give you a bad day. >> reporter: same goes for code compliance workers who are happy to help. >> being a part of something like this helps all of us. it is a wonderful story. she's a wonderful person. >> reporter: a huge baseball fan, the rays sent a gift package and she is now sporting a new cane with a lightup handle. >> reporter:

. >> they raked, they painted, they got rid of a lot of my >> now margo knows there are tommy mitchells out there. >> they take advantage of you. >> on the flip side, there are good people. >> yeah, they are. i found that out today. unbelievable. >> and we're told that margo knows the graciousness of a thank you. >> she says, i love you, and i said, you do? i said i love you. she says, no, i love you with all of this. >> glenn: nice story. forecast in florida changeable, more cool weather in our forecast. at cool out there for today, and temperatures this morning started out 30s and mid-40s. we warmed up today up to 46 to 47 degrees, again for the morning hours, and again, warming back up to 63 to 65. so we got very cool conditions across the area for today, a looks like the chilly weather will stick with us. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. very little rain if any through the next seven days. sunshine expected. temperatures climbing into the upper 60s getting into look at sunday, up to 74, then next week we stay sunny and warm, temperatures up to 80-degrees so enjoy the sunshin

mitchell. good-bye, mrs. holland. good-bye. hey, what's going on here? not now, dear. tommy, i just remembered your mother called and she wants you to come right home. okay, mrs. mitchell. bye, dennis. bye, tommy. poor little tyke. i'm amazed. i was talking with mrs. anderson only yesterday and she seemed so cheerful. honey, mrs. holland isn't one to jump to conclusions. hey, dad, guess what i got for you. 36 cents. i've been selling root beer and empty bottles. so that's what happened to the root beer. well, father, do your duty. [clears throat] i did it for you 'cause i knew you needed the money. oh. don't you lay a hand on that child. [ tires screech ] ...careful driving just comes naturally. all that experience should be worth something. and it is... with the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. switching saved me hundreds. in fact, four out of five aarp members age 50 and over who switched to the hartford from companies like allstate, state farm, and geico got a lower rate with the hartford. when i received the quote from the hartford, it was hundreds of dolla

tommy. it's nice to see you again. it's nice to have you back home, mrs. mitchell. i missed you a lot. thank you. nobody can bake cookies as good as these. they sure can't. what have you got there? it's tommy's new printing set. you just draw a picture and you press it down on this stuff here and the pictures comes off on it. see? well, isn't that nice? oh, you can have a lot of fun with that. but i already drew all the pictures i know. i know some swell pictures, tommy. i'll draw a horse. you can do lots of things besides draw pictures with this. it says, "hand bills, calling cards, personal stationary." "print your own newspaper," it says. hey, that's a swell idea, tommy. we'll be reporters and have our own newspaper like mr. krinkie. you know any news? we'll do just like reporters do. we'll go around to everybody and ask 'em stuff. that's how you get news. yeah. we can ask ms. cathcart if she's got any news about mr. dorfman. she's always talkin' about mr. dorfman. and how about mrs. elkins? mr. wilson says she knows everything about everybody. oh, now, wait a minute, boys. i don't think you'd

mitchell chasen is working to erase it and using technology called pico four. in just three visits, tommy's 23-year-old panther tattoo is nearly gone. the laser has four different wave lengths and speeds to target various ink. how does this man compare to others on the market. >> by far this is the most powerful machine to date. >> reporter: he says for patients that means fewer treatments and fewer chance of skin damage afterwards. each sessions takes a few minutes. >> we are all done. >> reporter: treatments cost several hundred dollars a session. other than some redness and tenderness, most patients don't experience major side effects. >> so we are not just not seeing the scarring and changing color of the skin that we used to do with older technologies. >> reporter: these before and after pictures shows tommy's progress. >> i was just blown away at how quick it happened. >> reporter: he says he is finally comfortable again in his kenneth craig, cbs news, martinsville, new jersey. >>> that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. have a great day. >>> we're trackin

mitchell. goodbye, margaret. yeah, dumb old margaret. oh, she's okay. she can't help it if she's a girl. can i use your bathroom? sure. come on. hey, mom. i'm home. so i hear. hello, tommy. he's polite, mom. he's just in a hurry. okay. do you know who was just here? sure. it was margaret. but i was hiding in the bushes. mrs. mitchell: why were you doing that? 'cause girls are no fun. they can't play catch 'cause they can't throw. you can't hit 'em because they're a girl. first thing you know, you end up playing house. true, true. no tv for you tonight. [phone ringing] i'll get it. i'm not complaining. i became interested in playing house when you stopped-- --making mud pies and began making apple pies. guess what we've got out there on the phone, a long-distance call for you. long distance? hello. daddy. grandpa? how are you? where are you calling from? i'm at home. but if you can put me up for a few days, i'll come for a visit. of course, we can put you up. grandpa's coming to see us. great. yeah. when? when are you coming, daddy? i thought i could start early tomorrow morning, should be there by noon. i can hardly wait to see dennis. oh, he's anxious to see you too. h

doctor mitchell chasin is working to erase it.he's using the latest f-d-a approved laser technology called 'piqo4' (peak-oh-four). in just three visits, tommy's 20 year old panther tattoo, is nearly gone.(nats: procedure) the laser has four different wavelengths and speeds to target specific colors of ink. for skin and body.) kenneth: so how does this machine compare to other machines that were on the market? doc: this bar far is the most powerful machine to date he says for patients, that means fewer treatments and a smaller chance of skin damage afterwards.(standup kenneth craig:) each session takes just a few minutes. the number of treatments a patient needs depends on the color and size of the tattoo.treatments cost several hundred dollars a session. other than some redness and tenderness, most patients don't experience major side effects. (mitchell chasin, md, medical director of reflections center for skin and body.)we're just not seeing the scarring and change in color of the skin that we used to see with older technologies (nat - tommy and doc ... 'this looks great' or something)these before and after pictures show tommy's progress.(t

mitchell chasin is working to erase it. he's using the latest f-d-a approved laser technology called 'piqo4' . in just three visits, tommy's 20 year old panther tattoo, is nearly gone. the laser has four different wavelengths and speeds to target specific colors of ink. kenneth: so how does this machine compare to other machines that were on the market? doc: this bar far is the most powerful machine to date he says for patients, that means fewer treatments and a smaller chance of skin damage afterwards. each session takes just a few minutes. the number of treatments a patient needs depends on the color and size of the tattoo. treatments cost several hundred dollars a session. other than some redness and tenderness, major side effects. we're just not seeing the scarring and change in color of the skin that we used to see with older technologies these before and after pictures show tommy's progress. i was just blown away with how quick it happened he says he's finally comfortable in his own skin again. kenneth craig, channel 2 news. coming up-- the high school basketball post season continues with even more action tonight, h

mitchell chasen is working to erase it. he is using the latest fda- approved laser technology called peco-4, in just three visits, tommy's 20ear-old tattoo is nearly gone. >> can't wait to see what it looks like this time. >> the laser has four given wave lengths and speeds that targets the specific colors of ink. >> how does this machine compare to other machines that were previously on the market? >> this is by far the most powerful machine to date. >> he says for patients, that means wer treatments, and a smaller chance of skin damage afterwards. >> each session takes just a few minutes. the number of treatments a patient needs depends on the color and size of the tattoo. >> we are all done. >> reporter: treatments cost other than some redness and tenderness, most patients don't experience major side effects. >> we are just not seeing the scarring and change in color of the skin that we used to see with older technology. >> these before and after pictures show tommy's progress. >> i was just blown away at how quick it happened. >> reporter: he says he is finally comfortable again in his own skin. kenneth craig, cbs news, martin

tommy. come on in, boys. oh, martha, let's not spoil everything. don't be silly, george. boys, i'd like to have you meet mr. wilson's sister, mrs. forbes. hi, mrs. forbes. i'm dennis mitchell, mr. wilson's best friend. you are not. i'm tommy anderson. well, it's nice meeting you both. well, all right, boys. now, come on. let's run along. say, do you have any children? well, in a way, i used to have 30 of them. 30? boy, i sure do wish i could live in your neighborhood. what i really meant was i was a schoolteacher. i taught history. all right, boys. now, my sister's come a long way to see me-- did you bring him anything? as a matter of fact, i did. oh, sis, you shouldn't have. sure, she should. what'd you bring him? well, if you'll get me my little suitcase, i'll show you. sis, try not to get involved with that dennis. he could spoil your entire visit. oh, george, he could not. dennis is a sweet little boy. in a way, he reminds me of george when george was that age. i deny that. that kid drives me crazy. here it is, mrs. forbes. thank you, boys. oh, this is going to be a big surprise for you, george. oh, my old copy of treasure island. he won it in an elocution contest when

tommy. okay. mr. wilson, would you please repeat that title? -- did you say something about the flu? oh, are you ill, mr. wilson? talk to him. wait a minute, mister. mr. wilson's stuck together. i'm dennis mitchell. i'm sorry, dennis, but mr. wilson's time is about up. [mumbling] wait a minute, mister. what's that first word, mr. wilson? sharing. sharing. i can't read. i had trouble finding a glass. he'll be unstuck in a minute, mister. oh. hello. [bell ringing] i'm sorry, mr. wilson, but your time is up. but i know the answer. better luck next time. the correct title was "sharing a love seat with you." i knew it. sure having a terrible day, aren't you, mr. wilson? would you like to have another piece of candy? little boy, go home. [doorbell] hello. hello. mr. wilson, i'm philip sheldon. oh, mr. sheldon, come in, come in. thank you. dennis. dennis. it's all right, seymour. i think mr. wilson knows him. well, right this way, mr. sheldon. collections right away. children, if you'll excuse us, please. come on, man. your children? oh, my goodness. oh, mr. sheldon. now, i'm sure that after you've examined the collection-- here you are. that's a check for $2,000 but you haven't even-- mr. wilson, i co

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mitchell chasin, md, medical director of reflections center for skin and body.) we're just not seeing the scarring and change in color of the skin that we used to see with older technologies (nat - tommy and doc ... 'this looks great' or something) these before and after pictures show tommy's progress. (thomas prosser, patient) i was just blown away with how quick it happened he says he's finally comfortable in his own skin again. ((brian loftus)) if you want to get a tattoo, doctor chasin recommends limiting the design to dark green or black ink, because those are the easiest colors to remove later on./// brian loftus > now let's send things over to sherry swensk kirsten joyce sherry what's the forecast look like today?/// sherry swensk < a beautiful morning with quiet winds and a few thing whispy clouds. we will have plenty of sunshine this tuesday. take plenty of water with you wherever you go and stay cool. ............ sunrise is about an hour away now... and then mother nature will above normal again today. ............ right now we are dropping into the 50s... and just some upper 40s in a few neighborhoods and winds are light. high pressure will deliver near record highs. .....

tommy, firecrackers are for big kids and grownups. why? 'cause after they light 'em, they can run away faster than we can. hi, mom. hello, boys. hello, mrs. mitchell. let's go over to eric's. we can help him take his piano lesson. ooh! oh, hi, dad. hi, son. hi, tommy. have a good day at the office, dear. thank you, sweetie, you, too. oh, henry, would you take this out to the incinerator for me? i'd take that to the ends of the earth for you. you know, martha, from now on, i'm going to be a changed man. i'm not gonna let the little things good for you. now, you take dennis. there's a nice, clean-cut youngster and i've been treating him like he was some kind of a fiend. he's a sweet little boy and he's very fond of you. you know, i'm very fond of him deep down inside and from now on, i'm gonna show it. martha, why don't you make some cookies so we'll have some when he comes over. [explosion] great scott, what was that? it sounded like a bomb. a bomb? martha! it's a bomb crater! oh, martha! george, what are we going to do? i must do my duty. this is war. you get under the bed. i'm going with you. no. you get under the bed. careful? when my country's

the key here is that -- >> doctor mitchell chaseon work to go erase it, he's using the latest fda approved lazer technology called peco four. in just three vets its, tommy's old panther tatoo is nearly gone. >> can't wait to see what it look like this time. >> the lazer has four different wavelengths, and speeds, to target specific colors of inkc. >> how does this machine compare to other machines previously on the market? >> by far the most powerful machine to date. >> he says, for patients, that means, fewer treatments and smaller chance of skin damage afterward. >> each session takes just few minutes. the number of treatments a patients needs depends on the color, and size of the tatoo. >> we are all done. >> treatments cost several hundred dollars a session. other than some redness and tenderness, most patients don't experience major side effect. >> so just not seeing the scarring and change in color of the skin, that we used to see with older technology. >> these before and after pictures show tommy's progress. >> i was just blown away at how quick it happened. >> he says he's finally comfortable again in his own skin. >> kenneth craig, for cbs-3, "e

mitchell, that's the sound. it is, isn't it? dennis, were you and tommy well, no, dad. we were under it. why, you scared the daylights out of... fremont. i may be dense, but i don't understand one word of what's going on around here. i'll explain it all to you in the morning, honey. why don't you run on up to bed. what about the boys? we'll take care of the boys. now go run along. all right. good night. good night, alice. well, mr. wilson, what are we gonna do with these two boys? you know, i think i've got some ice cream over in my freezer. i'll go get it. gee, did we do something good, mr. wilson? let's just say you discouraged a distant relative of mine from making a frightening visit. well, me and dad finished it. well, we sure did. good. you wanna come out and see our treehouse? if i do say so myself, honey, it's a swell treehouse. i'd love to see it, dennis, but i can't right now. dinner would burn. you can see it after when you help me move my stuff. what stuff? all my stuff. i think i'm just gonna live in that good old treehouse from now on. you'll do no such thing. well, how abo

mitchell: now, is that clear? gee, sure. run along and play. okay. were scraggly, mr. wilson. [music] mom, could tommy and me have an apple? tommy and i. yeah, but how 'bout me? in one of those bags. hey, look at these sweet potatoes. i've seen sweet potatoes before. me too. mr. wilson just planted some real scraggly ones in his garden. yeah, that mr. wilson sure is a goofy man. he is not. he is too. he is not. he helps little kids build their gardens. yeah, but he snitches to your folks all the time. yeah, well, he can't help it if he's a tattletale. what are you gonna do with those sweet potatoes? in mr. wilson's garden so he can win a big prize. won't he get sore? heck, no. dad told me not to spoil mr. wilson's garden. now this is gonna make it better. what are you gonna do with these old scraggly ones, dennis? i don't know. maybe we'll have them for supper. [music] dennis. dennis: yeah, mom? dennis, what on earth are you doing? lying under the sink. well, i can see that. i like to hear the water go past. well, never mind that. come on out now. dennis, do you know anything about these? sure. those are mr. wilson's sweet

tommy, right over the plate. i'm gonna hit a homerun for good 'ol mr. wilson. all right. here it comes. [music] oh, blast. oh no. oh, great scott. oh no. i'll skin that boy alive. mitchell, this is the last straw. well, now, remember, mr. wilson, he was hitting it for your birthday. dennis mitchell. happy birthday, mr. wilson. was it a good one? i didn't see where it went. you realize what that boy is doing to me? doing to you? look what he's done to me. two weeks in the woods, in the cold and the wet, hiking over mountains surrounded by wild animals, and now it's gone. it's all gone. you pay your car insurance premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using it? if you have liberty mutual deductible fund , you could pay no deductible at all. sign up to immediately lower your deductible by $100. and keep lowering it $100 annually, until it's gone. then continue to earn that $100 every year. there's no limit to how much you can earn and this savings applies to every vehicle on your policy. call to learn more. switch to liberty mutu