home sales, that s going to be tough times may be ahead. dana: 2008. let s not repeat that. steve and austan thank you. have a great weekend. appreciate it. trace: shocking claims against a major children s hospital. children s national hospital in washington, d.c. accused of performing gender-affirming surgeries on patients under the age of 18. that includes, by the way, hysterectomies. children s national hospital in the nation s capital offered gender reassignment surgery for children between the ages of 0 and 31. a social worker at the hospital who said hysterectomies have been performed on children younger than acknowledge 16. it reflects a call with hospital operators, not anyone who delivers care for our patients. in a statement the children s
receiving treatment at this clinic at children s national hospital in washington, d.c. it was designed to study the long-term effects of covid-19. vaughn tested positive in october of last year. how has it changed your life in terms of things you like to do that you can t do any more? so, i really like to dance, really like to dance, and i get out of breath. i can t really do it as much. duncan: how long can you dance now before you feel like are you out of breathe? 60 seconds. duncan: 60 seconds. yeah. duncan: so within a minute you feel out of breath. yeah. duncan: well, you can see more of my interview with children with long covid this week on the cbs evening news with norah o donnell. next on the cbs weekend news, a cancer survivor going the distance. vor going the distance.
difficulties yes i miss him every single minute. he was my best friend. reporter: after mason passed in 2018, kelly and her family turned their grief into a mission their goal to help other children who need extra love and care okay. reporter: over the years, kelly and her husband, bob, opened their home to eight foster children. come on reporter: kelly taking care to protect their privacy. she also started a non-profit called mason s st strong village the organization honors mason s upbeat attitude the communityhelping kelly pack and give out joy boxes to kids in d.c. area hospitals. they re filled with some of his favorite things like stuffed animals, toy cars, and art supplies so far, roughly 500 boxes delivered. i brought some stuff. reporter: we were at children s national hospital in