. >> reporter: sacrifice, it is word that, yvette says with a ease of the woman filled with faith. today her faith journey took her ape her friend, nancy up and over the benjamin franklin bridge from camden. >> i think a lot of people will be able to do it. they may not be able to walk the older people but we are walking to day. that day they can go at their own pace. >> reporter: when new jersey transit executives decided to walk nearly 5 miles from what would be a close bridge to the art museum, to see pope francis, we asked yvette and nantz toy join us on the same walk. >> we need to have god in our hearts. so, i like it from the pope, that he comes for our family. >> reporter: yvette is a church leader at mary queen of all saints in camden's diocese. she came from puerto rico 13 years ago n september she will host 20 members of her family from puerto rico and they will all walk back and forth because francis, the argentina pope, who will speak in his and their native spanish, is worth it. >> well, my house will be a hotel for them. >> reporter: yvette and nantz write fearless a

yvette was condemned to die.ut her first day on death row. >> i began to hear hurls of insults when i first got in the gate, i began to hear people talk about, oh, she got sentenced to death. oh, she is going to be -- she's going to die for the crimes that she committed. >> even though they were housed at the same prison, the women were prohibited from seeing one another. but occasionally doris would catch a fleeting glimpse of yvette. >> i would go by the chapel and i'd see my sister, she would nbt window. i would walk by with a group of ladies. and everybody was saying, doris there is your sister. i said, god, there she is. i said, i wish she was out here, you know. i hated to go by there just to see her. it would hurt my heart. and i would ache. >> after six years of separation, yvette's punishment was reduced to a life sentence, meaning she could leave death row and reunite with doris. >> i was so excited for her. she came and hugged me and we were crying and kissing and hugging. oh, it was just -- it was lik

yvette - she arriving -- arrived we use her first name. she has been at cook county, drugs are the main reason but depression and contributors. >> i have a losses i have not dealt with, i use them to suppress them. i lost my son. my fiancee murdered in front of me. i deal with a lot of things. >> what was it last year that pushed you to the limit. >> i guess not dealing with the grief. not talking. i never talked about it. not talking about it is holding me back. now i'm trying to get the help, the therapy. >> being in gaol, is that the best place to get the help. >> not necessary. should be other options. right now, i don't think they offer that. >> you think you are lucky to get it here. >> yes, absolutely. >> the gaol offers inmates like yvette a variety of therapies, from dance classes, to anger management to job. a few blocks away is the crown jewel - the mental health transition center. in mates are in the final weeks of incarcerations, all battling mental health. >> in order to help them we transition them housing, food, clothes job

. >> this is a nice way to start >> reporter: like yvette coto of pennsauken some within will walk 5h ways over ben franklin bridge to the parkway. >> one of the sacrifices will be to walk. >> reporter: for families and francis, yvette says it is worth it. yvette's family is among eight others given tickets today to the four day world meeting of families congress, prior to pope francis visit. in 2014, catholic charities in the diocese of camden served the more than 15,000 people with nearly 13,000 of them, living below the poverty line. in the sat center, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> pat, thank you. >>> new york city is also getting ready for a visit from the pontiff. workers there are making a chair pope francis will sit in during mass at madison square garden. chair, made of oak, is sim many in design in tandem with what many see as the pope's humility. immigrant workers from latin america are making a chair as a nod to the pope's home country of argentina. >>> buses left passengers stranded in philadelphia they were waiting for a gray hound bus last night. gray houn

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there they remembered 17-year-old yvette gonzalez, and 20-year-old felip hernandez. the family members of the third victim, sabrina rhoads, tell us the circumstances of this incident are heartbreaking. great kid, man. 17 years old. she had everything ahead of her. she was going in the right direction. >> police say new surveillance video shows two cars going at a high rate of speed before the crash. investigators have some new information on the second car that took off from the scene. they believe it's a dark blue or black bmw. police are trying to track down the driver and passengers inside that car. >>> this morning, a 17-year-oldcritically injured in a hit and run crash has been upgraded to stable. the teen was crossing westminster street in west philadelphia around 1:30 yesterday morning when a gold buick lesabre hit him and took off. about an hour later officers stopped a similar vehicle, a vehicle matching that description reckless driving. that's when they spotted the car's heavy windshield damage and determined this was the car involved in the hit and run. t

there they remembered 17-year-old yvette gonzalez, and 20-year-old felip hernandez. the family members of the third victim, sabrina rhoads, tell us the circumstances of this incident are heartbreaking. >> great kid, man. 17 years old. she had everything ahead of her. she was going in the right direction. >> police say new surveillance video shows two cars going at a high rate of speed before the crash. investigators have some new information on the second car that took off from the scene. they believe it's a dark blue or black bmw. police are trying to track down the driver and passengers inside that car. >>> this morning parents in the city of chester are outraged after 10-year-old boy was shot at a community swimming pool. a 17-year-old was running after three young boys yesterday afternoon, chasing them, and opening fire near the memorial park and pool. the 10-year-old was grazed in the stomach and is now in stable condition. several chester city workers helped police catch the teen shooter. authorities have now charged him as an adult. >>> there are new clues thi

there they remembered 17-year-old yvette gonzalez and 20-year-old felip hernandez. the family members sabrina rhoads tell us the circumstances are heartbreaking. >> she had everything going for her. she was going in the right direction. >> investigators have some new information on the second car that took off from the scene. they believe it's a dark blue or black bmw. police are trying to track down the driver and passengers inside that car. the community also gathered yesterday in philadelphia to honor the life of a man who was killed during a hit and run crash last weekend. francis arroyo was in a car with his brother when an suv crashed into them and did not stop. arroyo leaves behind a pregnant fiance and two sons. police found the suv and know who it belongs to but are still investigating who was behind the wheel. >>> parentses in the city of chester are outraged after a 10-year-old was shot at a city swimming pool. a 17-year-old was running after three young boys yesterday afternoon, chasing them, and opening fire near the memorial park and pool. the 10-year-

. >> reporter: none of this matters yvette and nancy as they are eager to walk as they do today. yvette and nancy joined me on the walk across ben franklin bridge as part of their preparation, for what they are calling their pilgrimage to see pope francis. i'll have that story coming up tonight at 6:00 o'clock. reporting live from the art museum, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> pat, thank you. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage as we inch closer to the arrival of the pope francis in philadelphia. for the the record, we're now just 44 days away from that. you will find all of the maps from today's announcement, take a closer look at them on cbs philly.com. >>> a big mess on the road in wayne, montgomery county to tell you b chopper three over warner road and south devon park drive where a transit van appears to have hit a tree and took down power lines. fire fighters hosed down branches on fire, where we're told there are no injuries. >>> well, citizens bank customers could soon be seeing a boost in their balance this will come as part of the 34.5

says it's caught thousands of activists from rival parties, presumably backing jeremy corbin and now yvette cooper seen here campaigning on monday and fellow candidate liz hendor, refuse to admit they collaborated. a role in rebuilding the party if he won. some westminster watchers are predicting the process of picking a new leader could actually split labour. >> you need just the right political environment and suddenly these splits star occurring. it's quite common for left wing parties to split. they are usually unified when the parties split. >> the person who leads this ballot it is unclear will be leading the election in 2020. in just a little while we'll learn who the winner is, but in many marginal constituencies and visual thvirtually the whole of. >> now described as food deserts areas of the united states where poverty and remoteness prevent people from getting proper nutrition. as andy gallagher reports from the mississippi delta. >> it's known as the home of blues music but these days the mississippi dale is more known for its extreme poverty. this is poorest corner of the poor

two girls, 17 year old sabrina roads, and yvette gonzalez, were ejected and kill. twenty year old philippe hernandez, also died at the scene. the driver of the vehicle walked away and later reported to the hospital with injuries. hernandez's grandfather, a deacon, called it a moment to reflect and teach. >> we need to show our young people how dangerous this is. >> police continue to investigate what happened that night, including the possibility of a second vehicle that may have been present during the crash. but, for now under this tree. >> mothers and fathers people who lost their kids, you know, it is difficult. >> there was a fifth person in that car, a young 17 year old man, also taken to the hospital with critical injuries suffering head trauma and still recovering. and then police continue to search for the driver of a second vehicle, they say they saw on surveillance video they hope tonight view the occupant of that vehicle as well. reporting from bustleton steve patterson cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> police have 17 year old boy in custody who they say sho

yvette cooper and fellow candidate liz kendall have denied they would step aside.an left winger a role to rebuild the veteran if he won. some left wingers are saying it could actually split labour. >>> you need just the right political environment and suddenly these splits start occurring. it's been history to split, they usually are unified when the left splits. >> reporter: of course it is far from certain whether the person who wins this ballot will actually be leading labour into battle in the 2020 general election. whoever comes out on top will have the task of winning back seats in parliament here in many marginal constituencies and virtually the hole of scotland and that is going to be a huge challenge. nadim baba, al jazeera, scotland. >> wildfires have been blazing in california and in three other states. firefighters are facing triple digit temperatures very difficult to control. now staying in the states where obesity and malnutrition are going hand in hand. in one of the richest countries of the world, the phenomenon of the food desert, an area not easy

two girls, 17 year old sabrina roads, and yvette gonzalez, were ejected and killed, 20 year old philippe hernandez also died at the scene. driver of the vehicle walked away and later reported to the hospital with injuries. hernandez zest grandfather deacon, called it a moment to reflect and teach. >> we need to show our young people how dangerous this is. >> police continue to investigate what happened that night including the possibility of a second vehicle that may have been present during the crash. but for now under this tree? >> mothers and fathers people who lost their kids, you know, just it is difficult. >> there was a fifth person in that car a young 17 year old man, also taken to the hospital with critical injuries suffering head trauma and still recovering, and police continue to search for the driver of second vehicle they say they saw on surveillance video. they hope to interview the occupants that far vehicle, as women. reporting tonight from bustleton, steve patterson cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> police have 17 year old boy in custody who they say shot a ten year old boy

. >> it's been 7.5 months since yvette. she asked that we use her first name, was locked up at the gaol. drug possession, but addiction, depression and p.t.s.d. contributed to why she was in gaol for the third time. >> i'll miss you. >> for the first time in nine years, yourself et says she's clean, packing up belongings for another chance outside. it's time to say goodbye. >> stay strong, he's coming for you too. >> god bless you. >> thank you. >> we first met yourself et in june, the largest gaol in the country, 9,000 inmates, on any given day. 5,000 suffered on illness, it makes cook county gaol the largest mental health society in illinois. >> why are you drinking so much? are you stressed out, depressed. don't lie to me, i know you have anger problems. you get angry 0 to 10. >> real angry. >> ellie is the director of mental health advocacy. ever feel sad for no reason? >> do you find people that commit crimes, to get back here to get care. >> yes. >> what does that stay about the state of the mental health system. it's

yvette gonzales was one of them. she is remembered for her cheerfulness and optimism. >> she always had a smile on her face, she was always positive. >> reporter: police say gonzalez 17-year-old sabrina rhodes of philadelphia and philip hernandez of medford, new jersey crashed into a tree on sandmeyer lane in bustleton. ment -- the driver 20-year-old christopher bloomfield survived. his friends do not believe he was racing another car. >> they were going to be something. >> reporter: sabrina rhodes was one of ever 8 children and heading into other senior year at george washington high school. >> i've been in a car like that hundreds of times when i was a kid and i'm here with my family. it ain't right. i don't understand it. >> as you look at the memorial there's another passenger to tell you about whose in critical condition at thomas jefferson university hospital. as for the driver bloomfield police say he walked away from the crash. as you can imagine the police investigation is continuing to determine if speed or

there they remembered 17-year-old yvette gonzalez, and 20-year-old felip hernandez. the family members of the third victim, sabrina rhoads, tell us the circumstances of this incident are heartbreaking. >> great kid, man. 17 years old. she had everything ahead of her. she was going in the right direction. >> police say new surveillance video shows two cars going at a high rate of speed before the crash earlier this week. investigators have some new information on the second car that took off from the scene. they believe it's a dark blue or black bmw. police are trying to track down the driver and passengers inside that car. >>> today in philadelphia you can step back in time at the national constitution center where they are hosting colonial field days. you can try your hand at colonial games, dress up in 18th century fashions and enlist in the continental army. >>> also happening today, big day. eagles fan also welcome another football season. players will hold their first training camp practice in than an hour from now. it was a very busy off season to say the least

the community came together for a vigil last night to remember 17-year-old yvette gonzalez, 17-year-old, sabrina rhoads and 20-year-old fellenbaum. the felip hernandez. the family pleaded with the public to public an end to these tragic crashes. >> this shows you how dangerous this is. this is not the first. i know it won't be the last. we need to learn. >> police now have surveillance video that shows two cars racing near red lion road and bustleton right before the accident earlier this week. they also have new information on the second car which took off from the scene. investigators say it appears to be a dark blue or black bmw. police are now trying to track down the driver and any passengers inside that car. >>> this morning a 10-year-old boy remains in the hospital but is stable after he was shot at a community swimming pool in chester. witnesses say a 17-year-old was chasing after three young boys yesterday afternoon and opened fire on them near the memorial park and pool. the 10-year-old was hit. several city workers helped police catch the gunman. we just learned a short time

and shed tears at the tree where three young lives came to an end wednesday night and 17-year-old yvettezalez is one of them remembered by her friends for cheerfulness and optimism. >> she always had a smile on her face and was positive about things even when things going down she was always off. >> gonzalez and sabrina roads of philadelphia and phillipea fernandez died after this acura ran into a tree in the bustleton section. police are looking into whether drag racing may have been involved. the driver 20-year-old christopher bloomfield of philadelphia survived his friend doesn't believe he was racing another car. >> not them. i believe it was an accident. >> i'm sure they were all going in the right direction man they were going to be something. >> sabrina roedz was one of eight children and headed to senior year george washington hospital. she can't make sense ever the macety that claimed her life. >> i've been in a car hundreds of times when a kid i'm here with my family it ain't right. i don't understand it. >>reporter: and back out here live as the home orial grows people still m

two girls 17-year-old sabrina rhodes and yvette gonzalez were ejected and killed. 20-year-old felipe hernandez also died at the scene. the driver of the vehicle walked away and later reported to the hospital with injuries. hernandez's grandfather a deacon called eight moment to reflect. >> we need to show our young people how dangerous this is. >> reporter: police continued to investigate what happened that night including the possibility of a second vehicle that may have been present during the crash but for now under this tree -- >> mothers and fathers people who lost their kids, you know, it's just -- it's difficult. >> reporter: there was a fifth person in that car a young 17-year-old man also taken to the hospital with critical injuries suffering head trauma and still recovering and then police continued to search for the drivers of a second vehicle they say they saw on surveillance video they hope to interview the occupants of that vehicle as well. reporting tonight from bustleton, i'm steve patterson, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> a 10-year-old boy is hospitalized tonight after p

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monday and the employees recognized him from the first time he robbed their store and another woman yvette simpson was arrested for driving thompson's get away car and they hope that this video will help them find a suspect wanted for robbery in philadelphia, that a man walk nood the run ray pharmacy demands cash and threatened to shoot everyone in the store, he ran and got in a cab. >>> to politics now. a new poll shows that hillary clinton could be losing her lead in the race for the white house, the poll puts clinton's support for registered democrats at 47%, the lowest poll amounts since she announced her nomination and bernie sanders has 29%. and donald trump is just 6 points behind. the first time he was found to be a legitimate candidate in the general election. >>> and after monday's deadly attack on a shrine, the man was spotted leaving a backpack at the scene of the bombing just minutes before the explosion and they are looking for two possible accomplices walking with the man in the video and a $28,000 reward is offered for any information leading to the bombing suspect's arrest

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eve -- 17-year-old yvette gonzales and sabrina rhodes lost her live. >> she was positive about things, even the things going down, she was always up. >> police are looking into whether drag racing may have been contribute contributed to the crash. the friends of the driver christopher bloomfield who survived don't believe he was racing another car. >>> a gunman killed a 22-year-old mother in port richmond while the toddler was in the bedroom. stephanie dzikowski was killed in her home on aramingo avenue she was shot in her bedroom. her 2-year-old daughter was with her. the child was not harmed. >>> in washington tomorrow, president obama will impose even steeper consults on power plant emesses than preervelings expected. -- previously expected. administer strairgs -- administration officials say he will go farther. without tough action weather will become more extreme and escalating health problems like asthma. >>> the jury in the colorado shooting trial begins deliberations on weather to keep the death penalty on the table for james holmes. on thursday, defense lawyers made an appeal

robbery case has solve aid crime spree that is going on for months. 58-year-old donald thomas and yvetteimpson were both arrested on monday after police say they robbed a family dollar on caster avenue, an employee recognized thomas because he allegedly robbed the store before, overall police say he robbed eight businesses from june until yesterday. >>> sunday's maroon 5 concert in atlantic city, was so successful they are thinking of adding a permanent stage to the beach, they are weighing the plan and say a permanent stage would make it easy to have five or six concerts per summer but plans cannot go forward until chris christie defunds the agency. still ahead on "action news" at 4:30, a dallas mother explains why she thinks her child is better off without toys. >>> and information on a deadly accident in south jersey, why the driver that struck four members of the same family including a toddler likely will not face charges. and they wanted to finish dinner, what this mother and father are accused of doing to send up in jail after date night. >>> hello again it's 4:30 and "action news

family and friends shared hugs and shed tears where three young lives came to an end, 17-year-old yvette gonzales was one of them. >> she always had a smile on her face. >> reporter: 17-year-old sabrina rhodes and philip hard nens -- hernandez died after the car crashed into a tree. police are looking into whether drag racing was involved. their friends do not believe they were racing another car. >> i'm sure they were going in the right direction. >> reporter: sabrina rhodes was one of 8 children and heading into her senior year at george washington high school. her uncle said he can't make sense of the mistake that claimed his niece's life. >> i've been in a car like that hundreds of times when i was a kid and i'm here with my family. i don't understand it. >> another passenger is in critical condition at thomas jefferson university hospital. as for the driver, bloomfield, police say he walked away from the crash. as you can imagine the police investigation is continuing to determine whether speed or potentially drag racing was a factor. in bustleton, jeff chirico channel 6 "action new

. >> my name is yvette from virginia beach and my question is how does one deal with a cranky husband? >> oh! >> well, first you have to find the source of his crankiness. >> what are you doing wrong? >> exactly! >> what are you doing wrong? is that what you said? >> how old is he i wonder? we do get cranker older. >> there's a short list you can do to unwind that crankiness very quickly. needs. >> throw on some bonne bell. >> just tell him what's up. just give him the business. >> oh, look at travis! >> don't go anywhere. our guys are sticking around to answer more questions. >> and we'll tackle the turkey neck. >> wit new infallible lipcolor from l'oreal. the new pro-look in longwear. one: intense color. two: l'oreal's conditioning pro-seal balm. intensify without the dry. lasts up to 24 hours. new infallible from l'or\al makeup designer paris. my cut hurt. >>mine hurt more. >>mine stopped hurting faster! neosporin plus pain relief starts relieving pain faster and kills more types of infectious bacteria neosporin plus pain relief kills the germs. fights the pain. use with band-aid b

yvette and nancy joined me for a practice walk over the bend been. for them a true pilgrimage. >> one of the sacrifices will be to walk and be to their in the special mass, and just offer this sacrifice for our family and i think thinks the best time to do it, pope francis pass close to us and ask. >> reporter: access or not the that is what francis would love to hear but finding his image on the wall of the bar among other famous franks may become his ultimate philly experience. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right. well, papal visit is fast approaching as we know only 41 days left until the pontiff comes here to philadelphia. >>> of course, you can find complete coverage on line and get latest information and log station at cbs philadelphia.com. >>> there is still much more to come on "eyewitness news" this morning, coming up next we will chick with john dickerson for a look at today's broadcast, we introducing longhorns steaks that sizzle for $12.99. like the new smoky bacon sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. only at long

yes and my absolutely beautiful daughter forgive me for being for saying that out loud, some very yvette, even though company done my first trip to nagasaki in 2003 when she was 10 years old and grew up with this book. over the past 12 years i hired a wonderful team of seven native japanese speakers to help me translate historical documents correspondence and hours and hours of survivor interviews. three of the leaders are sure tonight. i would also like to express my thanks. [applause] there are others who couldn't be here tonight and in particular i would like to express my deep gratitude for the late -- who worked side eyesight with me for eight years helping me translate the survivor's words into the most nuanced english we could find. excellent administrative support for the book and you can tell me where you are, charlene brown jeannie callahan, lorraine who is not here tonight and my daughter eva. ken blackburn, where are you? thank you for reading the manuscript at various stages of development and providing valuable feedback and finally robin this is robin lavoie everyone an ext

two girls, 17 year old sabrina roads, and yvette gonzalez, were ejected and killed, 20 year old philippe hernandez also died at the scene. the driver of the vehicle walked away and later reported to the hospital with injuries. hernandez's grandfather deacon, called it a moment to reflect and teach. >> we need to show our young people how dangerous this is. >> police continue to investigate what happened that night including the possibility of a second vehicle that may have been present during the crash. but for now under this tree? >> mothers and fathers people who lost their kids, you know, just, you know, difficult. >> reporter: there was fifth person in that car a young 17 year old man also taken to the hospital with critical injuries suffering head trauma and still recovering. and then police continue to search for the driver after second vehicle, they say they saw on surveillance video they hope to interview the occupant of that vehicle as well. reporting from bustleton steve patterson cbs-3 "eyewitness news" . >> police have 17 year old boy in custody about 1:00 yesterday afternoon

. >> reporter: two months after starting the study, yvette's tumor shrunk by 25%. >> i feel very lucky. i'm very blessed. i didn't know i was going to make it three years, you know. these three years. >> reporter: weijia jiang, cbs news. >> researchers looked at more than 120 patients with lung, ovarian and colorectal cancers. >>> chelsea manning ended up with 21 days of restrictions in -- restrictions in prison. found guilty of four infractions including of possession of magazines that had interviews with her and with indicate lynn -- caitlyn jenner. >>> this is a yellow alert day. now here's wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> watcha got? >> storms tonight and of course the game tomorrow night and i think we are going to see thunderstorms during part of the game. better chance in the second half of the game. start with that. looking at temperatures on the muggy side. hate to be in pads tomorrow. 76 to 84. and 76 is going to be the lowest temp you're going to see if you're going to go, with showers and thunderstorms and winds out of the southeast at about 10. live lo

officers also arrested 46-year-old yvette simpson had was waiting in the car for thomas during tuesdayrobbery. >>> some local churches are preparing for a serious matter. they say they what happened to be prepared in light of what happened in charleston, south carolina. a special meeting held at the montgomery county emergency operations center in eagleville today. church leaders across the area were informed on what to do if a shooter enters their church. they were told about what behaviors to look for in people who may be considering taking violence act. >> south jersey woman still in the hospital after her trip to west africa and despite a brief scare last night doctors are confident she does not have ebola. ambulance brought the gloucester township woman to kennedy university hospital in stratford last night. she had a high fever and symptoms similar to ebola. the hospital diverted other ambulances as doctors worked on her diagnosis. hospital officials say they were only taking precautions after learning the woman had returned from west africa less than two week ago. >> emergency p

conversation with the c e all earlier scene that members of the wine trained staffer been traumatized by the yvette--event >> you are that have created this fire storm which you are going to talk to me that has received the brunt of the insults' as far as i am concerned. we in the talking about how it has affected you and your organized asian trip and to me, that sink more insensitive. --how this has affected you and your organizer asian to me. --to me >> i hope that this situation does not happen to anyone that look like meet again. >> want to make sure that we bring awareness to this type of behavior. and that companies are held accountable. all of this public outcry. maybe i am more sure to be helping that he is more accountable. because people will watch in a different way. i think it is important to take it all in and say that this is not acceptable. >> reporter: they were all invited to come back for another trip. however she says this is something that they would not do. >> pam: you can see the palm trees bear, moving back and forth and the land. --back and forth in the wind >> diane: it is

here to show us that is yvette.> thank you for having me. >> you were inundated wait lot of companies saying this app is the best. >> yes. >> you have filtered that down to give us some of the best ones here. let's start with brainily. >> it's social media, and they can ask questions about homework from math to english, and the users can chime in with answers, so it's pretty helpful. >> so the way it works then is someone says i'm having troubling with my history question, and they bought it on brainily and questions come floating in. >> that's right. you get points by answering other people's questions, and points are taken away when you ask question, so it's pretty even across the board. >> is this app free? >> yes. >> that's fantastic. and i would assume it's good for both android and apple? >> yes, yes. >> all right. let's move on to tiny scan. this oneside sounds interesting. tell us a about this one. >> turn yours cellphone into a portable scanner by scanning page offers your textbooks that you can get in pdf

i have another story about my mother-in-law, yvette, who didn't have the technology. she got up in the middle of the night and fell and broke a shoulder. my father-in-law was sleeping without a hearing aid and didn't hear her call for help. he found her the next day but her shoulder never healed and she was in constant pain the rest of her life. her mobility was limited. she could not cook, bake or pick up her great grandchildren and the constant pain was a drain. her quality of life was dimin h diminished. i can imagine a different outcome if she had gotten help immediately. the in-home health alert system works. seniors have better health outcomes and a longer stay in independent apartments at tiger place compared to those without sensors by nearly two years longer. we have a commercial partner bringing this technology to seniors. many colleagues at other universities have decided exciting technology to help seniors such as we heard today. the potential for proactive health care is significant. detecting health problems early so that early treatment can be offered i

i have another story about my mother-in-law, yvette, who did not have this technology. she got up in the middle of the night, fell down, and broke her shoulder. my father-in-law, andy was sleeping soundly without his hearing aids so he did not hear her call. she lay on the floor for hours in pain. the next morning andy found her but by then the damage had been done. her shoulder never healed properly, and she was in constant pain for the rest of her life. with her damaged shoulder her mobility was severely limited. she couldn't cook or bake anymore, or pick up her great grandchildren. and the constant pain was a drain. even though she survivedded the fall, her quality of life was drastically diminished. i can imagine a different outcome if we had our sensors in her home and had gotten help immediately. research studies have shown that the in-home health alert system works. seniors with the sensors have better health outcomes. seniors with sensors have a longer stay in independent apartments at tiger place compared to those without sensors by nearly two years longer. we