marion roth is turning 108. she lives south of philadelphia. smoke. and i didn't. i didn't talk about a sweet homecoming. the u-s-s new hampshire returned home to connecticut. sailors reunited with their loved ones... including one who proposed to his girlfriend. they talked about what it's like to be back. "interesting times over seas but it's nice to be back home where that i want to plug-in." the submarine travels about 46- thousand miles. that's equal to almost two trips around the world. you expect to see a lot of things in traffic. just not this. an ostrich relaxing in the middle of the road outside tokyo. it apparently escaped a breeder's truck. it took police about 40 minutes -- and several tries -- before they finally we all face whenever we travel. how do we fit everything into vacation booked - there's one thing all travelers need to do. pack. but sometimes, just the idea of packing consumes people. mary moloney has a list of what much of what you pack in suitcases you don't need. skip the books and s maybe it's time to invest in slim lightweight electro

but marion roth does say never drinking or smoking has helped her live eight years past the century mark. today she celebrated her birthday in chester. she's lost some of her vision due to mac lar degeneration, but the center says she is still independent. she said she never thought she would live so long. happy birthday. >> i didn't try to do this. i mean it just happened. i never tried. to be 100. now i have to try real hard to be alive for the next year. >> we bet she's going to do it right there. look at that, blowing out the candles. go, marion. she says her favorite activity these days is painting with acrylics. so she's kind of crafty too, i guess. >> she is. and that smile. >> it's awesome. she's going to be smiling about the weather tomorrow. that's what we want to find out. >> not so much the morning temperatures because they're going to be in the 30s. a lot of you will have to bundle up in the morning. right now we're watching the rain finally moving away. it's been a pretty long rainy day today. the rain is finally getting out of here. that slow-moving weather system finally

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.>> ktvu had rob roth speak with her about her message her why she wanted to deliberate. >>reporter: here in the seventh grade history class in a marion county middle school this 12- year-old girl made some history of her own. >> i was really nervous, of course, it's hard not to be nervous. >>reporter: this is youtube video of vivian harr. >> i am honored to be with you today, thank you for having me. my name is vivian. >>reporter: making a speech of the vatican last month at a conference attended by not the pope but political and business leaders from around the world. she helped to inspire them to change the world. >> i am grateful to be alive at a time in history where anyone, anywhere can serve the world's poorest people and big and beautiful ways. >> this explores a the catholic church's can promote investments that will serve the investments and she was the youngest person ever to make the speech. >> animal cruelty, unemployment, i think there are things that we can do but we just don't. i think that the more people you inspired to do something, the more they know a