. >> cindy went into the house. suddenly, karl came rushing out of the barn. >> he came banging on the win dow and door, told me to call 911. >> what's going on? >> the truck fell on my stepson. >> coming up -- >> the truck was jacked in a very precarious, dangerous scenario. >> yet another deadly accident? how could that be? >> these thoughts kept coming up like an intuition that something just wasn't right. >> a private investigator is about to enterer the picture when "dateline" continues. n' and i was like 'why?' and then sprint was like 'so you can spend money on stuff you want'. but, we have all the stuff. we're rich. where are we even going? a basketball game. sports! some people are stupid rich. for the rest of us, there's sprint. bring in your verizon or at&t bill turn in your old phone and we'll cut your rate plan in half. switch now and we'll pay whatever it costs for you to come to sprint. people love their hellmann's. keith told us it's one of the greatest things ever created! woah keith! does that make

what's cindy's beauty secret? we're about to find out. (musical flourish) (string music) (valerie bertinelli) the first time i saw cindy in person, she turned around, i went, "whoa! that woman's gorgeous and she doesn't have a drop of makeup on." whatever she has i want it bottled and i want to use it. (debra messing) cindy crawford is one of the most beautiful women on earth. she's iconic and the buzz is like what is she doing? (christa miller) i wanna have what cindy has because she gets the super secret info

cindy? >> i'll step in. [laughter] that's a good question for catherine beecher, of course, because catherine beecher was a member of probably the most famous family in the 19th century. she was extremely influenced by her father. so beecher you may recognize the name even if you don't know catherine beecher because her brother was henry ward beecher whose statue i passed on the way here as well as his church, and her sister who was even more famous than her brother was harriet beecher stowe, the author of "uncle tom's cabin" which book abe -- abraham lincoln said basically he said of her -- i'm paraphrasing her but the little lady who started the big war. so catherine beecher certainly came from a very famous family, a family of reformers a family of evangelicals. her father, lyman beech was a pretty famous evangelical minister in connecticut. and without question that really influenced her development. he placed expectations on his ten children that they would work to reform society which was really necess

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at age 45, cindy still looks impossibly young and gorgeous. (christa felts) oh, my god, she's just stunning. her skin is just amazing and so i feel like now i have a chance. what's cindy's beauty secret? we're about to find out. (musical flourish) (string music)

amending the planning code regarding the massage establishments to make sure that you are aware so cindy comfort has worked in the legislation section with the department of public health and diego sanchez is here from the planning department here and supervisor tang will be presenting awhile we're waiting for her we'll start off with cindy. >> those are items 4 to 5 together. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm cindy work at the san francisco health department managing planning and policy and for those of you not amount with the environmental health grant we're happy new year of regulatory oversight for the natural built environment that pertains to health in the environmental health branch we have 14 regulatory programs and some of the regulatory regulations are making sure that hotels are held to a certain standard of cleanness and sanction and taxicab are aimed at the public good and regulate restaurants to make sure that people are safe and one of the other programs is the massage program in that program we also the imagine age we conjectural routine appointments to make sure the pl

. >> the store co-owner, cindy, is the manager on duty. i was serving my customer here, larry, and this customer comes in my store and he goes he needs to buy tobacco along with a lottery ticket and papers. i say, yes, no problem. >> but cindy and larry notice the man is acting a little strange. >> you could tell this customer you have to watch him like a hawk and make sure everything is okay. >> he seemed on edge and maybe under the influence of alcohol or drugs. i just got these bad vibes. i was thinking he was going to grab some merchandise and run so i kind of was keeping an eye on him. >> when larry turns his attention back to the computer, cindy heads to the counter to wait on the man. >> i told him we only take cash. he said, yeah. i got cash. he goes i got only american. i said yeah. no problem. we love american money. while i was ringing in the items he handed over $50 fake to me. as soon as he put it in my hand i notice it's fake and i said it's fake money. >> when cindy refuses to take his money the man becomes irate. >> he star

and no one knows it better than scierchtscientist cindy van dover, she now consults with the undersea mining industry. >> we have been finding valuable minerals on the sea floor, the deposits that make up a hot spring and gold and silver are buy products of that. >> scientists have been can exploring the earth of precial metals. precious metals, the search is on under the sea it will the national oceanannic and atmospherickic administration k estimates there is $150 trillion in gold waiting ton mined from the floor of the world's oceans. >> industry's moving very, very fast. they have far more financial resources than the scientific community. >> sea bed mining is still in the planning stages but nautilus mining company report the contract in place with the island nation of papoa, nu guinea. a mining plan on its website. here is how it works. a collection machine on the sea bed breaks up the top layer of the ocean floor and pumps a semi-liquid or slurry up to the production ship. there the ore and water are separated and brought to land. "techknow" contacted nautilus minerals on the s

the first one comes from cindy thomas. cindy, i apologize. it is loading your question real quick. so the question from cindy is, as a nation, we have been primarily focused on enemies abroad. with the emergence of islamic extremism, we recognize now there are domestic insider threats. is there information for the emergence of corporate nationstates and how will we act and respond to those? cindy, are you here? i want to make sure i am getting the question. is the question focused on the idea about how our corporations going to engage in this world? >> the potential threat of companies [indiscernible] >> so talking about the hack back type of idea, corporations. [inaudible] in broad terms, i am a believer of the application of force. to capabilities in the non-kinetic world. i am not a big fan of the corporate world taking on this idea. it is not without precedence. if you go back to family history and you look back at when nationstates have lacked capacity on their own, in the early days of the american revolution, we had not yet gained the foresight to gain a navy -- we turned to

. >> thank you good afternoon, commissioners thank you very much i think cindy did a pretty good job of running down the challenges we're dealing with in terms of the health component i have a s a depression sheet for someone that owns a massage establishment that can clear up questions just to speak broadly i have a package of legislation for the amending of the go health code cindy probably went over this it bears repeating in 2006 in san francisco all massage establishments under legislation that was actually sponsored by one of my predecessors required that all massage establishment into through a conditional use permit this is the crux of the legislation i know that diego sanchez is here from the planning department but i'm trying to do with the package of legislation to turn the clock back to the 2006 levels that has caused a lot of angst among the people that have existing establishment especially, since they - we don't blame them for the dual system today, we're looking at the differentizing the massage establishment we have many, many, many establishment that are not complet

the puppy could have died if he would have broken the dog's neck. >> cindy quickly releases the tape to the local media and says, thanks to viewer tips, the puppy is recovered in good health. the bow wow bandit is arrested and pleads guilty to grand theft. >>> this next canine theft is more of a team effort. >> three young girls came into the store, walked around the store together for a few minutes. one girl holds the purse open. another girl put the puppy in the purse. the third girl gave her jacket to the girl that had the stolen puppy and helped her conceal the puppy. >> then suddenly, as the thieves make their getaway, it appears this woman has a change of heart. just after her two friends exit the store, the girl with the stolen puppy in her purse, strangely puts the dog back. but what seems like a stroke of luck for one pup turns out to be bad news for another little guy. >> she did steal a different puppy instead. so she took the puppy out of that purse, put the puppy back, and chose a different puppy. >> again, cindy releases the theft video to local media, and again, the pu

what's cindy's beauty secret? we're about to find out. (musical flourish) (string music) (valerie bertinelli) the first time i saw cindy in

cindy, are you here? cindy. i apologize. i want to make sure i'm getting the question. is the question focused on the idea about how are corporations going to engage in this world? i want to make sure i got it right. >> [ inaudible ]. >> talking about the hack type idea, corporations -- >> [ inaudible ]. >> check. so in broad terms i'm a believer that the application of force, whether it's in the kinetic world through weapons systems we're all used to that the games love to accentuate through capabilities in the non-kinetic world, are best applied, best controlled through the nation state. i'm not a big fan of the corporate world kind of taking on this idea. it's not without precedence. if you go back, i'm a big fan of history. and if you go back and you look at times when nation states have lacked capacity on their own. oftentimes they have turned to the corporate sector. as a navy guy in the early days of the american revolution when we hadn't yet gained the foresight to generate a navy permanently, we turned to the private sector and said look, we will generate a leg

cindy you want to start? >> thank you all for coming. i hope nobody had too much difficulty with the subways. my subject is catherine beecher a nineteenth century woman reformer and educator. catherine beecher is different from some of the other biographies in that she really does reflect more nineteenth century developments than 20th century developments. she was a little bit like a martha stewart of her age in that she really was a proponent of kind of wife style land rhetoric about the sort of emphasis on domesticity and motherhood and she herself was neither. but she also made a name for herself as an education reformer particularly in women's education. >> thank you all for coming. i want to thank my fellow panelists for coming together to discuss this interesting group of women and i'm excited to put them together because they are not often put together. elizabeth gurley flynn live from 89 because in 1964 and she was a tireless advocate for socialism, feminism and free-speech. she started her career as an agitator for the industria

for cardio, cindy suggests pop over and pike jumps. >> three two and time. >> reporter: with all these moves she says focus on form first then measure progress. >> say you start with five push-ups one day. two weeks later you're doing 10 and you're feeley good and strong throughout your body. >> reporter: plus the more the merrier. working out with others will keep you accountable. the best part is while playground workouts will get in you shape, they won't feel like work. >> they get you out of the house, they get you out of the gym, get you outside breathing fresh air getting you to be a kid again. >> reporter: and cindy also suggested if you're looking for more motivation join a challenge or group fitness class. we have some ideas on 6abc.com. >>> also coming up tonight at 11:00 from smartphones tablets video games and computer, our eyes are spending more time on digital screens. the question is will this damage our vision in the future? we've got the research and i talked to an expert. tonight i'll have what you need to know to protect your eyes. it's a special report on "action ne

cindy williams told a group teenagers sitting behind them to quiet down. she then complained to management when the teens start started harassing them. but it wasn't until after cindy and her family left the theater that she says the girls pounced. >> one swing -- they immediately jumped on me and knocked me to the ground. punched me in the face. i think that's what knocked me to the ground. >> as you can see cindy suffered a black eye a broken eye socket and she had bruises all over her body. the straub area regional police department to trying to fine the teens responsible. someone reportedly filmed the incident and the family is asking them to come forward even offering a reward. >>> well talk about a scare. a small plane making an emergency landing in texas today. the pilot reporting a problem with the plane's landing gear. you can see the plane coming in with its wheels uplanding on its belly at the airport. fire rescue responding as a precaution but no injuries were reported. >>> well for most people confidence at the bar is usually the difference be

cindy, are you here? cindy. i want to make sure i am getting the question. is the question focused on the idea about how our corporations going to engage in this world? >> the potential threat of companies actively seeking participation [indiscernible] michael rogers so talking about : the hack back type of idea corporations. >> [indiscernible] michael rogers: check. in broad terms, i am a believer that the application of force, whether it is in the kinetic world the weapons we are familiar with and through capabilities in the non-kinetic world, our best applied to the nation-state. i am not a big fan of the corporate world taking on this idea. it is not without precedence. if you go back to family history -- if you go back -- i'm a big fan of history and look back at if you when nationstates have lacked capacity on their own, in the early days of the american revolution, we had not yet gained the foresight to gain a -- to gewe turned to the , private sector and said we will generate a legal mechanism in the form of letters that will allow you to take that p

hi, cindy. cindy: hey, how are you? lemonis: i'm marcus. how are you? i'm looking for new packaging. what are some options of things that i can look at? where are tubes? cindy: tubes -- this is a bronze tube. lemonis: see? something like this to me, you could take the exact same product. can you put it in something like this? i could get 25% more in price. man: we can double the price on the tubes, yeah. lemonis: the number-one thing in this business is quality, but a close second is appearance. i don't want a bottle of dog shampoo on my shelf anymore, and i'm confident that if it looks better, we'll sell more of it. currently, carolyn sells the bottle for $18. i can go from $18 to $22 by doing nothing more than changing the packaging. carolyn today does $50,000 just in her own salons. i'm confident that we can get outside distribution and do a million dollars in the first year. and so i'd like to give you guys the direction to develop the line, but i am not looking for this anymore. thank you very much. i told you, win-win. man: it's gonna work. lemoni

the first one comes from cindy thomas. cindy, i apologize. it is loading your question real quick. so the question from cindy is, as a nation, we have been primarily focused on enemies abroad. with the emergence of islamic extremism, we recognize now there are domestic insider threats. is there information for the emergence of corporate nationstates and how will we act and respond to those? cindy, are you here? i want to make sure i am getting the question. is the question focused on the idea about how our corporations going to engage in this world? >> the potential threat of companies [indiscernible] >> so talking about the hack back type of idea, corporations. in broad terms, i am a believer of the application of force. to capabilities in the non-kinetic world. i am not a big fan of the corporate world taking on this idea. it is not without precedence. if you go back to family history and you look back at when nationstates have lacked capacity on their own in the early days of the american revolution, we had not yet gained the foresight to gain a navy -- we turned to the private

cindy bass he needs an expongment clinic. you can get your record exsponged if you been charged but not acquitted. >>> there are two more cases of whooping cough. it is highly contagious. the symptoms include coughing fits and a whooping nice. children have to have five days of medication before they go back to school. >>> in center city this afternoon, the st. baldrick's foundation had a charnity event in center city raising money for childhood cancer research. >>> and hochman was, who was a regular use on daily news life at comcast sports net, his started in 1959. he was ip ducted into the philadelphia sports hall of fame in 2008. his induction into the philadelphia hall of fame came later in 2008. >>> next we're talking about a "first alert" day for tomorrow. also the potential for severe storms. who can expect them and when they'll be here. >> angry family members react after a philadelphia woman accused of helping isis goes to court. >>> and new plans to turn the waterfront into a summer time playground for kids and adul

services and hamilton and catholic charities and raphael house and providence and along with trent and cindy and joyce from hsa and leadership from supervisor kim and supervisor farrell and mayor lee and president breed all came together and decided it was time to scale up some of the interventions that we know work. that meant there was increased investment in rapid re-housing and increased investment in housing for homeless families and increase investment in eviction prevention strategies. we also reached out to some of the corporate community and folks like sales force and especially our friends google that stepped up with large donations in the millions of dollars to help this effort to end family homelessness and today i get to stand before you that the waiting list is down to 137 families, a drop of 150 families. the numbers that kevin truit showed that the numbers at the end of the school year last year have actually gone down. we are being successful folks and this just isn't about the school district. this is about the whole city coming together to work on this program. we are maki

. >> cindy lauper, she wrote the the music. >> yes, she's fantastic. >> what is the idea of the show. >> based on a true story on a movie about a guy name charlie price who inherits his dad's failing shoe factory. my character says you cannot close you have to figure out how to keep us employed to keep the factory open. meets a drag queen has broken her heel. he he has a aha moment. >> a chris murphy. >> on the streets of the philadelphia. >> and then they become unlikely friend and business partners. >> boots come to life. >> i mean no, we come to life in the boots. >> yes. >> it is a great show. >> where is this. >> forest theater. >> that is on walnut. >> it is. >> i live right by there. >> great to meet you what will you sing. >> my tune that cindy lauper wrote for my character. >> wrong guy. >> do you have a right guy in your life. >> i do. >> yes. >> lets he's do it. >> let's get kinky. >> okay. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i think i'm falling for him. >> why not. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >>

everyone sees a drop in temperatures and winds, an isolated sprinkle is possible, and the weekend alonging cindy and seasonal and spring-like. >> looks like winning weather on monday for the warriors. >> that's right. doesn't matter rain or shine, we're going to play. a home serve at home in the nba playoffs. the warriors setting the tone for this first can round series. the key is clipping the wings of the pelicans super star, anthony davis. 35 points a game, 20 in the fourth. he is good. draymond green played his usual stifling defense and made davis work for every bucket. but he knows this will be a challenge throughout the series. >> he is a super star. going to find ways to score. we know that. i know that. got to do what i can to stop him. >> what we did in the second half gives us confidence going into tomorrow night. we believe we can beat this team. no doubt we can. and we have to come out and play the first half like we played the second half. >> a few tickets are still available. good to warriors.com if you're interested. if so i'll see you. in the eastern conference, lebron and the c

everyone sees a drop in temperatures and winds, an isolated sprinkle is possible, and the weekend alonging cindy and seasonal and spring-like. >> looks like winning weather on monday for the warriors. >> that's right. doesn't matter rain or shine, we're going to play. a home serve at home in the nba playoffs. the warriors setting the tone for this first can round series. the key is clipping the wings of the pelicans super star, anthony davis. 35 points a game, 20 in the fourth. he is good. draymond green played his usual stifling defense and made davis work for every bucket. but he knows this will be a challenge throughout the series. >> he is a super star. going to find ways to score. we know that. i know that. got to do what i can to stop him. >> what we did in the second half gives us confidence going into tomorrow night. we believe we can beat this team. no doubt we can. and we have to come out and play the first half like we played the second half. >> a few tickets are still available. good to warriors.com if you're interested. if so i'll see you. in the eastern conference, lebron and the c

. >> hello i'm cindy i appreciate this opportunity to tell my story no support of home sharing hive been a homeowner for 28 years city property tax that should maple something i have a spare bedroom my husband was a native of the san francisco and never thought he'd be able to own a home i have this - we did what it took to become homeowners we worked hard to put our names on the title of our home in 2010 a so-called friend defaulted me from a home savings he left me with a pile of debt and airbnb is a beacon of light in a dark tunnel my hosting is an extension of pride in my city i looked at it to a day i'll be able to see a few giant games and go to the american people are a and blaelts i meet new folks for hosting and live my life the without thought of leaving airbnb represent to me and one hundred and 20 day cap is no acceptable it makes a big difference to me i remembering ask you have respect for me and other people and not minimize the number of nights i can have in my home thank you. >> i want to appreciate you i can't believe you're still here milestone my brain is not working

i am captain cindy michado and the director of animal services at the humane service and have been working there in a law enforcement capacity for over 30 years and a certified animal welfare administrator. congratulations to all of you for considering this very important legislation. it sets a precedent not only in san francisco but the bay area and california and across the country. these exotic animal issues are imperative that we take a proactive safe approach. i have been doing this long enough to see hideous issues in regard to traveling animal exhibits using these animals and i am referred to assistance with enforcement, with investigations, with passing local legislation, and trying to figure out solutions, and your approach this this problem is by far the most trend setting approach we've seen, and with every exotic animal performing what you're not seeing is what is behind the scenes which is neglect, torture of training, surplus animals that are being bred and imported and exported to other areas. it's a cycle that needs to be stopped. by the time the animals are exhibiting it's

for those of dwlu haveyou that have been in the south bay awhile it used to be called cindys. >> the upcoming season for a little league team was in question after a burglary from their snack shack. now a do nation of $2,000 most of the stolen money was covered by insurance. today's gift will cover the deductible and some funds left over. >> are you ready? it is the hottest ticket in town. the warriors playoffs begin saturday afternoon. the flag flying. the warriors showing off the pride. last night the warriors ended the regular season with a win over the denver nuggets. 67 wins in fact it is one of the best seasons in nba history. what is next? the warriors hosting the pelicans. >>> the bay area is great known for great basketball players, and also for creating the greatest gadgets. >> a teenager is offering a new way to see the world. >> he says he was in the fifth grade when a remote control plane of his broke, he took it apart and he started to become fascinated with electronics. he is growing up fast because now he has moved on from playing with toys to helping make the world a

cindy williams told the group of girls in the theater to be quiet. after the movie they were waiting outside and attacked her and her sister in law. they have identified two of the girls in the attack and hope to identify more. >>> a chester county bus driver is charged for allegedly leaving a 7-year-old on the van for hours. the 66-year-old was fired immediately after the march 31 i meant. yesterday he received a summons on two counts of child endangerment. the child was found 6 hours later in the school bus parking lot still buckled in her seat. >>> philadelphia international airport is the second worse in the nation when it comes to perimeter breaches. the airport security gate and fences were breached 25 times. only san francisco had more with 37. our dann cuellar breaks down the report. >> reporter: in an exhaustive analysis by the associated press they found post 9/11 intruders have hopped fences and slipped past guard houses and breached security at the nation's busiest airport. 2012, a man rammed the gate and sped on the runway as a plane was

cindy from the department of public health gave a presentation on the medical shelters and people who require medical daily support which is quite different from person care assistance. a medical shelter would serve those who would require wound care or access to equipment especially equipment like ventilators that require electricity. a medical shelter would been intended to reduce the burden on hospitals which should be to referred to people with acute needs. this is for people with functional needs. we agree that this is important to keep on training shelter workers to make that distinction. the next ddpc meeting in may will be devoted to a more intense conversation with the key list. the purpose is to talk about how we would activate the list and expectations or agreement for how information will be shared. this concludes the ddc report finally, the next meeting friday may 1 from 1:30 to 3:30 in city hall here. >> thank you. next we have public comment on items not on the agenda. mr. brown? >> thank you. i want to thank the disability commission, the mta for these new boxes that a

and it's unfair but we need to bring everyone into our fold so we can again, do better he oversight cindy mentioned that i'll reiterate after the new state law was changed you can look this up but city after city passed moratoriums on new massage permits i choose to take a better approach and turning the clock back to 2006 when every massage establishment had to file i'll be happy to answer any questions but we have planning staff that will go into detail about the programs we're thinking have to make it easier for people. >> thank you very much with the outreach you've done what's the primary objections you've heard from the massage establishment in san francisco and united states conditional use requirement. >> okay. >> and also especially, if you have received an exemption and filled the proprieties they wanted an easier way to come into the fold and that's what the planning department will elaborate more. >> commissioners another questions awhile supervisor tang is here. >> call up the other planning department. >> the cu part. >> condemn good morning diego sanchez with planning depar

. >> hello i'm cindy i appreciate this opportunity to tell my story no support of home sharing hive been a homeowner for 28 years city property tax

. ♪ somebody we'll be together ♪ mary and cindy. (applause) ♪ somebody we'll be together ♪ ♪ (jermaine jackson) ♪ i'll be there to comfort you ♪ (narrator) the jacksons came together with michael to give us another unforgetunforgettableable reunion. (michael jackson) oh! (jermaine jackson) ♪ i'll be there ♪ (narrator) it was a night to remember filled with motown legends performing their hits. ♪ nothing you could say could tear me away from my guy ♪ (chorus) ♪ my guy ♪ ♪ there's nothing you can do 'cause i'm stuck like glue to my guy ♪ (chorus) ♪ my guy, my guy, my guy ♪ ♪ it's like a heat wave ♪ ♪ it's burnin' in my heart ♪ ♪ i can't keep from cryin' ♪ ♪ tearin' me apart, yes, it is ♪ (narrator) plus a dazzling array of talent from across the entertainment world. (dick clark) i'm very honored to be part of this celebration tonight. i really believe that motown has built the potential for going on forever. (smokey robinson) ♪ so take a good look at my face ♪ ♪ see my smile looks ou

plice y it hped jt bfeoon today when the vehiclerashed through cindy's nail salon on bustleton avenue. a smer was kied. ad elderly driver hit the gas istead of the brakes dving intt op. se s not hurt. no y on wh charges she willa. >> the investition into w a dsgruntled former volume fear firefighter took severe aion toy. he retned to his old job with a g and held four former coorkers hostage for several mines andancuelr li wh more. >> the former firefighter has nt bn charged so we are not releasg h name. uohis rest making distbingtatents andas imeately transrred to a psychiatric facility. ple conveed on the la mott firoefr getting a call at 10:39 a.m. of a man holding fo firefiters hostag jy vis was walking into the fireuse wn thgsot crazy. > i wasalking in trying to get my communityervice and the frefiters mup a lme t r. > a former volunteer frefighter w was just let go ca in with a g holding four firefiters hostage in the buns, fing into the wall to make sure they up into he was buness. >> was a re for 21 years and ia firefighter. toen a situation like ts yu don't know. > a ronson m

police say it happened just before noon today when the vehicle crashed through cindy's nail salon on bustleton avenue. a customer was killed. and elderly driver hit the gas instead of the brakes driving into the shop. she was not hurt. no word yet on what charges she will face. >>> the investigation into why a disgruntled former volume fear firefighter took severe action today. he returned to his old job with a gun and held four former co-workers hostage for several minutes. and dann cuellar is live with more. >> the former firefighter has not been charged so we are not releasing his name. upon his arrest making disturbing statements and was immediately transferred to a psychiatric facility. police converged on the la mott firehouse after getting a call at 10:39 a.m. of a man holding four firefighters hostage. jay davis was walking into the firehouse when things got crazy. >> i was walking in trying to get my community service and the firefighters came up and told me to run. >> a former volunteer firefighter who was just let go came in with a gun holding four firefighters hostage in

. >> reporter: in one likes to be shhed of course but hardly constitutes brutal violence that cindy williams said she endured after telling a few girls to keep quiet inside a movie theater. williams says those three girls harassed her, then linked up with five more teens including two business to attack her family in the parking lot. she said she suffer a black eye, broken eye socket and bruises all over her body as a result of the confront station. it took place near stroud mall and police are searching for her attackers. >> they immediately jumped on me and knock me to the ground. i can id those girls. if i see them again or in a line up i know exactly who they are good stroudsberg area per less department is reviewing surveillance video to track down those teens who could face simple assault charges. the family is also offering a reward to anyone who comes forward with information that may lead to an arrest, live from the satellite center, nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i'm sure those cameras captured them outside. >> thanks, nicole. >> if it went from the crown jewel to the b