so you're getting your insulin through the health wagon? wasn't available, where would you get the insulin? >> phipps: i don't know. >> pelley: walter laney's diabetes blinded him in one eye and threatens the other. the health wagon stabilized him and set him up with a specialist. >> dr. isaacs: hey, walter, this is dr. isaacs. how's it going? >> walter laney: now it's going pretty good. >> dr. isaacs: how have you're sugars been? >> laney: okay. they got my blood sugars back under control. before this year, i was in the hospital three, four times, and this year. i ain't been in none since i've been seeing them. if it hadn't a been for them, i don't think i'd be here today. >> pelley: outside the church where they were handing out food, we met dr. joe smiddy, a lung specialist who's the health wagon's volunteer medical director. >> joe smiddy: this is a third- world country of diabetes, hypertension, lung cancer, and c.o.p.d. >> pelley: dr. smiddy drives a second health wagon, a tractor- trailer x-ray lab. i guess they taught you something

the conestoga wagon is an original from 1813. and the stagecoach is a reproduction we had made in 2007. the locomotive behind me, the 305, is one of my favorite pieces in the collection. it is unique, and it has history in terms of reinvesting and investigating the kind of history associated. this was part of the round house roof collapse of 2003. presidents' day weekend in 2003, the maryland area and baltimore in particular got approximately 28 inches of snow. the building we are in date from 1884. a variety of factors. there was a structural design flaw. the amount of snow that came down, 28 inches came down. the third factor was the wind direction, blowing east to west. it deposited snow on the roof up to 6-8 feet. the way our group is designed, it is 2 levels. what precipitated the collapse was, the trigger mechanism was that one of the drifts shifted, came down and hit the roof at a point where it was structurally weak, and caused the whole roof to collapse. the cost was approximately $30 million to recover from that. part o

the wagon behind me is named for conestoga, pennsylvania. this is the 19th century equivalent of a ups or fedex truck that you will see on the roads today. these wagons carry 3-5 tons. rough roads would sometimes throw the load out. it would be pulled by 4, 6, or eight horses. we are talking draft horses. some of these wagons could be much larger. tires could be 5-10 inches wide. that's what they wanted. when you think toll roads in general, some of the roads exempted wagons who had 10 or more tires because that weight helped tempt down the road, and that was important at the time. if you think about places like cumberland or baltimore and all of the wagons there, you would see lots of wagons, but you would see stagecoaches, travelers walking, migrants pulling a cart, herds of animals, pigs, goats, cows. you can imagine the noises if you are headed west. when you think about a nice, sunny day. think about maryland's winters. think about the year we had this past winter. we take it for granted that we can hear from the weatherman what's comin

moto magazine in this edition a luxury wagon for rough terrain volvo's we ninety cross country a successful hybrid the lexus an x three hundred eight. and the new cayman g.t.s. from porsche. g.t.s. on a porsche means it's really one of the manufacturers sportiest designs says car tester clowes needs vs the seven eighteen boxster it came in model series were already sporty to begin with and this here is a porsche seven eighteen came in g.t.s. that means higher performance better suspension and probably a lot more fun to drive says the best place to try out a car like this is a race track like the one he's at now and lucy is ask aryan race resort let's see what the g.p.s. can do. enthusiasts who were hoping for the comeback of a six cylinder engine in the new came in g.t.s. might be a bit disappointed to learn porsche stuck with a two point five liter flat for engine in this seven eighteen however its creator remains the same as for any of porsches recent g.p.s. models higher performance loads of new features and just about any driver system available on a normally extensive list of optional

books wagons whole electric car of the future the id. and on the road with a mercedes a class scooping. a car tester some shaken up says the eclipse has traditionally been mercedes upper mid range model along with a sedan and station wagon mercedes is now unveiled the new eagle and scooping so it's time to put it through its paces. it clearly follows the current mercedes benz design language the car maker was hoping to make the connection to the smaller c. class in the luxury as class but that can make it difficult for the layman to distinguish between the sea as and different a class is in the rearview mirror. feel like a flat session says many diehard eclipse co-pay fans felt a bit let down by the last model it came across as a technological mash up of the sea any class for c.b.s. is now corrected this with the new coupe a which is based solely on the eclipse among the many benefits is that it's become significantly larger this means more interior space and the full safety and comfort technology range of it's a close siblings can be fo

bullets were whizzing by and the back of the wagon was a shot away in the positions. he immediately as a result of that, he was promoted to the commission and then if you put them directly in harms way and each time he caught another promotion so he ended the war as a major, 22-year-old major. so, she goes back to poland and decides he wants to become a lawyer and go to congress like his mentor, rutherford hayes. he sends a letter this is what he wants to do, basically what you did, sir. mckinley carefully preserved the letter and he knew what he wanted. after he becomes a lawyer his sister becomes a schoolteacher and becomes a civic leader. he joined the veterans groups, the church, the chamber of commerce. immediately he was pulled up in the positions of leadership so there was something special about this guy and they turned to him for leadership even though he was not a flamboyant person. and i have a little passage in my book here describing him after his civil war experience. and i think that we can see in the book the first hint of what becomes an element of th

and folks wagon have vowed to invest billions on new electric models. in detroit the focus was on pickup trucks including the return of the ford ranger ford also introduced its midsize edge xti to go on sale this summer as you can see the hottest segment gets even hotter with a new edge i state this is our most powerful s.u.v. ever folks wagon introduced its new jetta it's focusing on gasoline engine cars while trying to come back from the diesel emissions scandal the brand is thriving globally. as car makers push more trucks and s.u.v.s analysts worry for too much of a good thing overall sales have already started weakening over production and over discounting are new watchwords. but those are concerns that you won't hear from the stage in detroit. our correspondent coston phenomenon is in detroit covering the motor show for us cost and high good to see you well as we just saw in the piece this is so much different than what we've seen in other motor shows recently where it was all about self driving cars and electric mobility did carmakers forget abou

most wagon has unveiled the new polo g.t. i had developed in parallel with the standard polo the g.t.a. may be very sporty but the suspension is still very comfortable and the g.t. i delivers was satisfyingly athletic roar. is up on this stretch of road is one hear a pin curve after the next his car turns down to its in my mind perfect arraign to expose what's ordinarily the weakness referred will driven car away it's liable to understeer when accelerating out of a career but thanks to the g.t. i use x. d.s. cross differential system stepping on the gas stabilizes the car and helps him grip the road rage what the people who g. . it is a barrel of fun on the serpentine couriers with some serious steering but here there's no straightaways where he can really step on it and try some wide curves so he's headed to the racetrack. and. one hundred forty seven kilowatts and three hundred twenty new meters or torque from a two liter t.f.s. i engine make this most wagon a truly hot hatchback currently it's available only as a sixteen d

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it's been rough times for german carmakers lately fox wagons diesel gate scandal cheating on emissions tests and making false promises to customers has put quite a dent into the image of some big names in the business how has this scandal changed the industry and how will it help transform mobility we'll talk to an expert here in a moment first an update on what all the fuss is about. due to air pollution several german cities could face driving bans in twenty eight teams the diesel engine and its emissions are mainly to blame it's becoming a familiar story diesel remains popular it's cheap and efficient critics say it's outdated and should be replaced as soon as possible. which comes on his approach to cause of all the diesel will continue to play an important role in certain areas such as truck traffic and shipping but it will lose importance in those areas as well and especially with cars alternatives are available by two thousand and twenty electric vehicles will be very efficient and more interesting for customers than as why it's hard to imagine that a technology that's bad for t

not only not a station wagon but it wagon train in 1845.he served both houses of the state house in oregon and in 1998 was elected to the u.s. house on and i'm cutting through history very. he married to the very patient and virtuous smiling for the past 35 almost 36 years and they live in hood river with her son anthony. he was chair of the nrcc from 2012-16 where he racked up more of a larger republican majority in 80 years or something like that ever. he's been chair of the house energy commerce which has unlimited jurisdiction i understand. [inaudible conversations] but as a former sec commissioner there are a few numbers and letters which are very important. w7 hq i and that's his amateur radio license which we all had to know at the fcc. why don't we jump right into things and there's been a few things in the new cycle in the past 12 hours or 24 hours or so and one of which has to do with apparently unnecessary counsel someone there has may be recommended that for necessary reasons the next generation 5g networks being built here with

he gets a friend or some other young soldier to help him load up the wagon and get in the wagon, andy head out through the surrounding forest. they encounter two officers who say this is ridiculous, you can't do this, go back. but after they left, mckinley and his associate ignored it and went on. they got to the clearing, and then they made a run for it. bullets were whizzing by, cannonballs overhead and the back of the wagon was shot away, but they managed to get the provisions to these troops. god bless the lads, said one of the old veterans. he immediately, as a result of that, was promoted to commission, became lieutenant, and then he had -- i won't go into all of them, but he had other experiences somewhat like that in which he put himself very directly in harm's way, almost always voluntarily. and each time he got another promotion. so he ended the war as a, as a major, 22-year-old major. so he goes back to poland, he decides he wants to become a lawyer, and he wants to run for congress like his mentor, rutherford hayes. and he sends a letter, kind of starry-eyed letter to hay

here and his name charlie wagon from hijacking trucks loaded with goods he could easily fence. gotti, a 17-year-old high school dropout at the time became a member of the crew that year. hired by uncle charlie. my brother michael, 9 years older than i was of a different world than what they were fashioning. growing up, i idolized him for his gentleness and exalted spot as my mother's first favorite child. my father frequently was not. for all types of people, particularly his little brother, his white eyes reveal every emotion. michael was my first glance of a renaissance man and for years i denied his drift away from the person i thought he was toward a darker, unrecognizable version of someone i once worshiped. defaces fallibility's was to peer down into an abyss waiting for me to slip. between 1955 to 1988 as gotti rosen to liberty and power law-enforcement officials looked for anything and anyone to leverage against the new king of new york's crime families. my brother's friendship with gotti was attempting target to squeeze in federal court was the perfect place to apply t

rehema ellis, nbc news, wagoner, oklahoma. >>> i would have loved it. but you're saying -- >> as a parent, what are we going to they're going to school four days. >> kids will say, we'll figure it out. video games, youtube channel. >> i'm going to need something. >> you're skeptical. >> maybe a four-day workweek. >> i'm all in. >> you see that. 5:18 your time now. new year with new laws. this year's changes range from the cutting-edge to unconventional. >> california, their recreational marijuana use is now legal including the growing and selling of it. in illinois, august 4th is now barack obama day. also divorcing couples in illinois, interesting. they have to take their pets into consideration when giving up assets. >>> fast food chains gearing up as california rolls out retail pot sales. jack-in-the-box planning to offer what it calls a merry munchy meal. the meal isn't your average burger and fries. they have items that come with chicken strips, curly fries and a soft drink. >> do you know how much it is? >> $4.20. >> $4.20. >> every type of cravin

and intensifying and that is going to intensify the winds as the system really strengthens create wagon we call a tight fresh gradient we're talking about winds gusting over 30 miles an hour but as you can see right now, things are calm it's quiet. when do this winds ramp up that's going to happen as we head into the morning hours on thursday. notice here we are at 7:00 o'clock in the morning. winds gusting around they are miles per hour in philadelphia. we can certainly easily see gusts even higher than that down the shore 43 miles per hour gust in wildwood. is around 9:00 o'clock thursday evening and this is going to continue really all the way into the weekend. you combine that with cold temperatures, well, we have a wind chill watch that's already been issued for carbon and monroe counties. this goes into effect starting at 6:00 p.m. on thursday lasting through the first half of the weekend. we can see wind chill values as low as 25 degrees below zero. it's going feel dangerously cold even right here at home in philadelphia. katie will have more coming up oh and that and her full fo

so it's fitting that votes wagon is presenting its new jetta here seventeen point five million jets have been produced making it one of the most successful cars now in its seventh generation the jetta is based for the first time on the new m.q. beat platform and every imaginable seat. the system and connectivity feature is available. also new is the poseidon g.t. with a three point six liter two hundred ninety one v six engine. a sedan is the centerpiece for toyota to the avalon is based on the t n g a platform and is a premium full size model prices start at thirty three thousand five hundred dollars. of americans like one thing even more than sedans has a mind of well it's a big pick ups like this toyota tundra good luck finding a parking spot big enough ford in germany and might be too big for a parking garage to. easier to park but equally impressive is the new mercedes g. class this oldest series of models beginning glance. just like multitalented arnold schwarzenegger who couldn't resist attending their debut. wagner head of design a mercedes says the g. class is something special

hail of nitrogen dioxide in various amounts over several hours in a study funded by car makers fogs wagon dive bar and b.m.w. now the purpose and outcome remain unclear the industry faces bans of diesel vehicles from inner cities in the wake of the diesel good scandal in which fox wagon was found to have manipulated emissions on feasible cars. now that's because over to our markets correspondent daniel copeland frank for more bad news for an industry that is already facing a lot of issues what do investors make of that. well investor talk with little bit earlier chris whenever you feel that the gate scandal is over you can be pretty sure that there's going to be something new well the investigation is still at a very early stage we are learning that it was taking place in the university hospital off and nineteen men six women mostly actually university students participating in the or in having this gas once a week for about three hours of course now many people are outraged but you also have to remember that those tests are also being done when for example new medication is being tested

and folks wagon have vowed to invest billions on new electric models. in detroit the focus was on pickup trucks including the return of the ford ranger ford also introduced its midsize edge x t to go on sale this summer as you can see the hottest segment gets even hotter with the new ad just see this as our most powerful s.u.v. ever vokes wagon introduced its new jetta it's focusing on gasoline engine cars while trying to come back from the diesel emissions scandal the brand is thriving globally. as car makers push more trucks and s.u.v.s analysts worry for too much of a good thing overall sales have already started weakening over production and over discounting our new watchwords. but those are concerns that you won't hear from the stage in detroit. it's all about generating emotions there that's all for business to brant i mean if they very much want to talk about now the militant islamist group boko herat you know they have re least a video which purports to show some of the girls kidnapped from the nigerian town of chibok nearly four years ago in th

it started with revelations that vax wagon and other ma nufa ctu res that vax wagon and other manufacturesumping out. customers lost faith, governments clamped down it led to confusion. why are people not buying diesel? they were telling us to buy diesels, because of emissions and helping the community, the world, 110w helping the community, the world, now they are telling us not to buy diesels. it is confusing people. would you buy a diesel? no, i wouldn't. why not? because they are not so good for the environment. i'm worried for the future, for my children and everything. here at this garage, the customers and staff had concerns. perception today is that they're bad for the environment. the perception 18 months ago, two years ago, they we re 18 months ago, two years ago, they were the best thing since sliced bread. for years and years they said that diesel was safe, better, for years and years they said that dieselwas safe, better, everyone bought diesel cars. if they want us to go petrol, what do we do with the diesel cars? that customer confusion about diesel as been showing up in the

they all circled the wagons and say this is not the way forward. interestingly, when president trump meets today, he meets with theresa may and benjamin netanyahu. both of those people he will expect to find those conversations easier. theresa may gives a keynote speech here. she is different to all of the other leaders here. she is not critical. directly or indirectly of president trump. interesting a south african tour here when get up and leave the room when president trump speaks. >> we will see if it is america first if not america alone. we know after the tariffs this week will be an issue. thank you, nic robertson. >>> president trump says he is open to supporting a pathway to citizenship for d.r.e.a.m.ers here in the country. it is the first time he publicly has taken that position. listen. s>> citizenship for d.r.e.a.m.ers? >> we are going to morph into it. over a period of 10 to 12 years. somebody does a great job. they worked hard. it gives inn center send -- it incentive to do a great job. whether they have a little company or work. wha

these wagons, it's amazing they held together. >> there's one here that the wheel is about 45 degrees. >> yeah. i think this is the one. let's see. yeah. there it is. yeah. >> good luck, buddy. >> so these are presumably returning to their homes because the russians have been forced to leave? >> i guess. i think so. that's not enacted i don't think. >> reporte >> it's interesting to know whether they were headed east or west and what difference it would have made. >> they were just trying to survive. i don't think they cared two hoots for either. just leave them alone. >> do we know anything about how many civilians might have been killed in this part of the -- >> or just died of starvation, disease. >> again, more people probably died of disease and starvation and what not than necessarily, civilians we're talking about, than the front line. i haven't seen any real numbers. and these were probably forced off the road to let the army coming. the army was probably coming with a big caravan. this obviously was, i mean, positioned. he probably said would you just stand there for a while

this is an effort to circle the wagons around the white house and distract from the russian probe. understand, [indiscernible] you had conversations with mr. ray. that satisfy the justice department's concerns? satisfyeview did not either the bureau or the department's concerns. the director of the fbi asked for the opportunity to come before the committee express those concerns. the request was denied by the chairman. >> what was the rationale you, why is that not being released? >> mr. king made the request to release the majority memoranda in a statement advocating its release said that we need full transparency. so when i moved to have the minority memo released in the interest of full transparency, they took the view that full transparency means only one side gets hurt. they voted down the opportunity for the country to see the minority memoranda and frankly, report of the facts. >> [indiscernible] >> i would only say because at this point i cannot comment on the contents of the majority or minority memoranda, that i think mr. mccabe has been deeply and unfairly maligned. he h

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carmakers apologized for using monkeys in exhaust tests reports now are saying companies including fox wagon and pursues also commission tests that's all humans inhaled toxic gas that's also on the program the u.s. dollar stops its weeklong decline against the euro but what will the future of the world's most important currency look like we'll get an expert's view on that. this is a business welcome. reports a german car makers commissioned a test that exposed humans to a hazardous gas found in diesel fumes the set up saw twenty five healthy people inhaling nitrogen dioxide in various amounts over several hours and the study funded by car makers. and b.m.w. now an industry that's already facing pressure over possible bans of diesel vehicles from inner cities is confronted with another p.r. problem. that you like my new car isn't days old in two thousand and fourteen this me w. commercial set out to prove just how clean diesel was with the help of a white scarf they out clean it is around the same time twenty five healthy young people were taking part in a series of tests for several hours a

into who commissioned tests in which monkeys and cubans were exposed to toxic diesel fumes all its wagon suspended its chief lobbyist on choose day following the controversy and daimler has suspended a board member over the sky. or you know today the latest headlines here on out is their witness continues right now. and at the moment the yacht bar none the less but the not abort are going to continue. and then the mamma bonnet and then lifting this one up like i. just said never today you get the name into that. and that is all i'm. going to do about it one of them that. one would get a video that someone that worked on. and which one of the yeah. that i think that they did. that they don't one hundred. eleven the. only damage that i want to do. good night. so i would just mean that one with. the one design one of them is the doubling it already and it's a fifty minute. play you did on that i'm going to get one. of the stuff oh. well going to hand over the this was more than mellow the man the commitment or the monk or the moment in the fourth of the nine and one of them and printed on i

this is an effort to circle the wagons around the white house and distract from the russian probe. --from what we understand, came up to capitol hill and did review the memo. does that satisfy the justice department's concerns? what is the rationale that your committee gave for not releasing the memo? >> the review did not satisfy either the bureau or the department's concerns. the director of the fbi asked for the opportunity to come before the committee and express those concerns. the request was denied by the chairman today. >> what was the rationale you, why is that not being released? >> mr. king made the request to release the majority memoranda in a statement advocating its release said that we need full transparency. so when i moved to have the minority memo released in the interest of full transparency, they took the view that full transparency means only one side gets hurt. they voted down the opportunity for the country to see the minority memoranda and frankly, an accurate report of the facts. that there concern memo is going to show that perhaps he may have been involv

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not wagons but with buses.ch is what we did. >> so did you want to be on the side of jane fonda or john wayne? my parents chose john wayne. and therefore, they were for nixon and nixon was on the side of law and order. ♪ nixon now ♪ more than ever ♪ nixon now ♪ more than ever ♪ more than ever we need nixon ♪ nixon now ♪ more than ever ♪ more than ever ♪ more than ever we need nixon now ♪ ♪ nixon now ♪ more than ever >> nixon's law and order platform was very popular. in the coming election he seemed a shoo-in for a second term. >> i again proudly accept your nomination for president of the united states. >> by the summer of 1972 nixon's campaign machine was in full force. but amidst the hoopla his re-election committee would suddenly become entangled with a mysterious illegal break-in. >> five men were arrested early saturday while trying to install eavesdropping equipment at the democratic national committee. >> well, it was the sunday after the burglary. we were the only two who showed up in the office. >> i

on monday -- bolt wagon -- volkswagen said it was a mistake and it is against their ethical standards. >> thank you very much. it is time now for the press review. ♪ >> time now for the press review on the program. we are joined in the studio. >> you are going to start us off with egypt, where today is the last day to declare for elections coming in march. >> the deadline closes for officials to throw their name into the hat for the elections. the problem is that the president is the only candidate in the running. that fiver reminds us egyptian personalities have called for a boycott of the vote saying the egyptian government is essentially suppressing any legitimate candidates from running by putting pressure on them. it is leaving us with very empty ballot boxes as you see in this cartoon that sums up the administration. lonely but it is also serious infringement on democracy. go to poland where legislation is dumping its relationship with israel. it a minieven call diplomatic crisis because benjamin netanyahu has agreed to meet with a polish counterpart in an effort to defuse tensi

not wagons but with buses.ch is what we did. >> so did you want to be on the side of jane fonda or john wayne? my parents chose john wayne. and therefore, they were for nixon and nixon was on the side of law and order. ♪ nixon now ♪ more than ever ♪ nixon now ♪ more than ever ♪ more than ever we need nixon now ♪ ♪ nixon now ♪ more than ever >> nixon's law and order platform was very popular. in the coming election he seemed a shoo-in for a second term. >> i again proudly accept your nomination for president of the united states. >> by the summer of 1972 nixon's campaign machine was in full force. but amidst the hoopla his re-election committee would suddenly become entangled with a mysterious illegal break-in. >> five men were arrested early saturday while trying to install eavesdropping equipment at the democratic national committee. >> well, it was the sunday after the burglary. we were the only two who showed up in the office. >> i was in the office that day. i was writing a profile. and i said, this is a be

civil war, his body is placed under a tree and covered up, eventually put in a lag in -- put in a wagon to take back to springfield where they will take the wounded. there are so many wounded from this battle. his body is left on the field. the confederates charge back up bloody hill to realize there is no one there to engage. the southerners take care of the dying and wounded. they find his body and bring it here, where he is given a position of honor. everyone recognizes why. it is no secret who he is. he is placed upon the family bed. this is the bed his body was placed upon. in the visitor center, we have what you and i would call a bedspread or coverlet that roxana gave to cover his body. a doctor from springfield, there is no medical core yet, comes out to care for the wounded. they examined the body and confirms his death. they sent a message into springfield for the troops to come pick up lyon's body, which they do. missouri ranks third with the number of battles fought within her borders. a field survey, over 40 of those, there are more than that. i could not give you a specifi

-- the president has painted it and called it a political witch hunt and the gop has circled the wagonsnd everybody supporting the president gives talking points out weekly and everybody is auditions to end up working in the white house who defends it without looking at it as it really is. there are two components, the political component and legal component. going back to your comment earlier, not only has he thrown people under the bus who hasn't shown him loyalty, he's even throw people under the bus that he has. >> do you feel that he gives loyalty in return at all? >> i can tell you unequivocally during the campaign nikki haley was not consistently on our team, if she was ever on it. i can say this as somebody who was doing a lot of media during the week following "access hollywood" that nikki haley was not there and yet she ended up with one of the plummest jobs that a lot of people wanted and even in that position she hasn't always been on page. i think he recognizes people have a right to their own opinion. there's been a lot about rex tillerson making statements but he's hung i

as a competition may be fierce in the german lecture you state or station wagon market says romney but oval has been a successful player for decades it's very night he is a very convincing newcomer to the scene this figure closer look. the city try and carmakers has been refreshing its premium product bring the bean ideas of the third model in the ninety's series after the plug in i. x.e. ninety and the s ninety executive sedan. ronnie's testing the deep five all wheel drive diesel with an eight here how dramatic transmission. that's what will only use is to leader four cylinder engines nowadays sometimes you feel the lack of pick up too but the knee five does pack some punch even at low revs and tools along quite happily even though it weighs a ton it is by no means a diesel does. google says it consumes four point nine leaders per hundred kilometers acceleration rooms there are two hundred kilometers per hour takes seven point one seconds top speed is two hundred forty kilometers an hour the d five starts at sixty thousand four hundred euros in germany with all the extras it can easi

wagon an app that connects dog owners with dog released released customer addresses and lock box codesdvertently exposed web pages showing customer information including addresses and lock box codes. that could usher thieves into homes of course. the company says no signs point to hackers access and customer information and that it knows of no homes broken into by thieves. >>> good deed after a 13-year-old girl lost her phone in the snow just when she thought she'd never see it again, it was a sanitation worker to the rescue. bruce gordon has one of those stories we don't tell often enough. >> usually put the trash right here. >> reporter: glenn drake says his 13-year-old step daughter's iphone disappeared last friday in a snow bank near think roxborough home. they thought it might be gone for good. >> these phones not cheap. >> no, they're not cheap at all. >> reporter: the idea of having to buy a new one. >> yeah, that was kind of disheartening. >> reporter: early saturday morning philadelphia sanitation crew from the nearby domino lane station came down the block with 53-year-old de