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Daytona Beach Florida / Phil Morgese / Kevin Pedri / Emma #1173905

CBS Evening News for Friday, May 13, 2016
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We end the week with a special bond between Dad and daughter. Steve Hartman got to the root of it on the road Phil Morgese of Daytona Beach Florida has always been good with his hands on guy stuff. But when it came to the finer points of styling his daughter's hair. Phil admits he was about a court low because every time I put a little hair clip in her hair it would fall out almost immediately there with you bro. Yeah. What were you sending her out looking like. She used to wear a lot of hats. P...
Reporter(s):
Steve Hartman
Duration:
00:02:49

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