on december 31, 2011, an hour north of denver in west evans, colorado. ashley and tom fallis, surrounded by friends and family danced to the music that brought them together -- their wedding song. >> they decided to get up and dance in the middle of their living room. and -- >> reporter: everybody watching. >> with everyone watching. i don't -- >> reporter: kinda romantic. >> i think i said, "oh, this is sweet." >> reporter: it was their party, ashley's and tom's. she'd invited her co-workers like andrea. >> it was casual. but it she verbally told everyone at work like, "you should come." >> reporter: they worked together at a rehabilitation hospital where ashley was a respiratory therapist. >> she was crazy, nice. [ laughter ] >> reporter: crazy. >> just spunky. yeah, just full of energy. she was just -- she was a happy person. laughed a lot and joked. >> reporter: their friendship was new. andrea didn't know a lot about ashley but had listened to her chatter about jobs and marriages and her three kids, the youngest of whom was born with a dangerous con

west brom goalkeeper. it was a yellow card shown for johnny evans a few moments ago. ceive a yellow card for west brom today. it was a bit late on christian benteke. henderson. brannagan. here's smith. stewart. charged down by field. rondon. field. yacob. looking for roberts. it's come off smith, it's a corner. as we tick toward the 90th minute. >> brad smith under good pressure there, tyler roberts earns a corner for his side. brom has been very dangerous from set pieces. >> well, the west brom fans trying to galvanize their team now for a final push. not since early march have they won a premier league match. can they get something here. cardner's corner. it's come all the way through here to rondon. >> we're now into added time, of which there are two minutes. here's smith. decent ball. benteke tries to attack it. christian benteke couldn't quite get there. >> it was tremendous play from brad smith in that wide area, real good place. fletcher can't keep with him and he puts a fantastic ball into a tremendous area. he'll be disappointed that teammate isn't on the end

yesterday, we passed a bill introduced by evan jenkins of west virginia to help protect infants and make sure they get a healthy start. the next step here is that we'll make sure we take all of these bills we are passing out of the house and go to a conference committee with the senate. then, we intend to send the bill to the president's desk. and i hope each and every one of you will be back here when we sign this bill. this opioid epidemic is something we have to get on top of. i'm very proud of the republicans and democrats that have come together to address this situation, because it is really about people's lives. it is about whole communities that are being torn apart. and i believe we can win this fight, and we must. questions? chad. reporter: i have been reading the joint statement you and mr. trump put out a couple minutes ago. i know it is the first meeting. but there is a lot out of this statement, that you just want to beat hillary clinton. speaker ryan: that is true. reporter: but that can't be the only point of unity. you are having trouble passing the budget here in the ho

that's why i joined congressman evan jenkins from west virginia to introduce the nurturing and supporting healthy babies act. this borne legislation will provide care for babies born with neonatal abstinence syndrome and expand our knowledge of care for these babies. it will improve access to care for n.a.s. babies and direct the accountability office to direct any federal obstacles -- obstaclicals to care -- obstacles to care. it will ensure we're doing everything we can to help babies born with addiction and withdrawalful we must do our part to help all children reach their full potential. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. >> i would like to yield two minutes to my colleague from florida, mr. bilirakis. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. bilirakis: thank you, mr. speaker, i appreciate it. i rise in support of h.r. 4978 , the nurturing and supporting healthy babies act. this bill will help our most vulnerable americans. h.r. 4978 will require the g.a.o

yesterday, we passed a bill introduced by evan jenkins of west virginia to help protect infants and makethey get a healthy start. the next step here is that we will take all of these bills where passing out of the house and go to a conference committee with the senate and then we intend to send the bill to the president's desk. i hope the gym every one of you -- i hope that each and everyone of you will be back here when we sign the bill. we have to get on top of the opioid epidemic and i'm proud of the republicans and democrats that of come together to address this situation because it's about people's lives. it's about whole communities being torn apart and i believe we can win this fight and we must. questions -- jointe been reading the statement that you and donald trump put out a few minutes ago. what we can divine is that you want to beat hillary clinton. >> that is true. >> that cannot be the only point of unity. you are having trouble passing the budget on the house so how can you get on board with some of the rings donald trump is talking about? >> i think we had an encouraging

we introduced a bill introduced by evan jenkins of west virginia to protect infants and make sure they get a healthy start. the next here is that we will take all of these bills we are passing out of the house and go to a conference convening with the senate then we intend to send the bill to the president's desk and i hope each and every one of you will be back here when we sign this bill. this opioid epidemic is something we have to get on top of. i'm very proud of the republicans and democrats who have come together to address the situation because this is about people's lives . it is about holding them apart and i believe in this fight. thank you. >> reading the joint statement a few minutes ago and this is the first meeting but all i can design out of that statement is that you want to beat hillary clinton. that can't be the only point of unity here. you are having trouble passing a budget in the house. what makes you think you can get on board with some of the things that will trump is talking about when it comes to policy? let me say this. i think we are very encouraging. donald

and yesterday we passed a bill introduced by evan jenkins of west virginia to help infants to make sureget a healthy start. and the next step here is that we will take all of the bills that we are passing out of the house, and go to the conference committee with the senate, and then we intend to send the bill to the president's desk. i hope that each and every one of you will be back here when we sign this bill, this opioid epidemic is something that we have to get on top of. i am proud of the republicans and the democrats who have come together to address this issue, because this is really about people's lives. it is about woel communities that are being -- whole commu communities that are being torn apart and i believe that we can win this fight, and we must. questions? chad, thank you. >> and reading the joint statement that you and trump put out and what would you add? >> we had a very good meet iing. no secret that donald trump and i have had difference, and we talked about it today. that is common knowledge, but the question is what do we need to do to unify the republican party i

yesterday we passed a bill interest dugsed by evan jenkins of west virginia to help protect infants and make sure they get a healthy start. next step here is we'll take all of these bills we're passing out of the house and go to a conference committee with the senate. then we intend to send a bill to the president's desk. i hope that each and every one of you will be back here when we sign this bill. this opioid epidemic is something we have to get on top of. i'm proud of the republicans and democrats that have come together to address the situation because this really is about people's lives. it is about whole communities being torn apart. and i believe we can win this fight and we must. questions. chad? >> thank you. i'm reading the statement that you and mr. trump put out a few minutes ago. you want to beat hillary clinton. >> that is true, we do want to beat hillary clinton. >> that can't be the only point of unity, you're having trouble passing the budget in the house. what makes you think you can get on board with some of the things donald trump is talking about? >> i think we had

yesterday we passed a bill introduced by evan jenkins of west virginia to help protect infants and to make sure that they get a healthy start. the next step here is that we will take all of these bills we are passing out of the house and go to a conversation committee with the senate. then we intend to send the bill to the president's desk, and i hope that each and every one of you will be back here when we sign this bill. this opioid epidemic is something we have to get on top of. i'm very proud of the republicans and democrats that have come together to address this situation because this really is about people's lice. it is about whole communities that are being torn apart, and i believe we can win this fight and we must. questions? chad? >> thank you. i've been reading the joint statement that you and mr. trump put out a few minutes ago. i know this is a first meeting but all i can divine out of that statement is you just want to beat hillary clinton. >> that is true, we do want to beat hillary clinton. >> that can't be the only point of unity here. you're having trouble passing a

yesterday we passed a bill introduced by evan jenkins of west virginia to help protect infants and to make sure that they get a healthy start. the next step here is that we'll take all of these bills we are passing out of the house and go to a conference committee with the senate. then we intend to spend the -- send the bill to the president's desk. i hope that each and every one of you will be back here when we sign this bill. this opioid epidemic is something that we have to get of.op i'm very proud of the republicans and democrats that have come together to address this situation, because this really is about people's lives. it is about whole communities are being torn apart. i believe we can win this fight and we must. questions. reporter: i've been reading the joint statement that you and mr. trump put out a few minutes ago. i know this is the first meeting. [inaudible] you're having trouble -- mr. ryan: that is true, we do want to beat hillary clinton. reporter: that can't be the only point of unity here. you're having trouble passing a budget here in the house. what makes you t

, people having a chance to visit the bus which then traveled to west scranton intermediate goal in pennsylvania to honor it graders evans and brian for their second prize-winning video, national immigration issues. during the ceremony, the dion and addie donated $500 of their winnings to local charity of scranton. following this event the bus drove to new jersey to celebrate zachary's second prize-winning video, the next big problem. over 250 classmates, teachers and elected officials including congressman leonard lance joined in the ceremony for zachary. a special thanks to our table partner comcast for helping coordinate these community visits. you can then view all winning documentaries@studentcam.org. >> before a crowd of some 25,000, secretary of state john kerry gave the commencement address to graduate at northeastern university yesterday, adding them to strive to become global leaders and confront what he described as the world's most pressing issues. climate change, poverty and terrorism. at one point in the speech, kerry noted the graduating class of students from nearly 80 countries, making it the most divers

the bus then traveled to west scranton intermediate school in pennsylvania to honor eighth graders fiona evans and abby o'brien for their second prize winning video national immigration issues. during the ceremony, they donated $500 of their $1,500 winnings to the local charity bhutanese community of scranton. they traveled to new jersey to celebrate the second prize winning video "the next big problem." over 250 classmates, teachers, family members and elected officials, including congressman leonard lance, joined in the ceremony for zachary. a special thanks to our cable partner comcast for helping to coordinate these visits. you can view all the winning documentaries at studentcam.org. >>> u.s. treasury secretary jack lew previewed the upcoming g7 summit at a breakfast on friday with the christian science monitor. he also talked about puerto rico's debt crisis, the potential british exit from the european union, and the transpacific trade partnership. >>> okay, we're going to start right on time. i'm dave cook from "the monitor." thanks for coming. our guest is treasury secretary jack lew.

evan. beautiful baby boy. thank you, jim. >>> coming up at 10:00. take a look these female westnt grads are now investigation arrted this group picture. we're going to tell you why it's creating so much controversy. we'll be right back. . >>> fox 5 local news at 10:00. >>> we're back now with a look at tonight's top headlines. >> we begin with the shooting spree that claimed three lives. marina. >> reporter: growing memorial here at the montgomery mall and a vigil for all three fatal victims following last week's shooting spree. across montgomery county one victim's widow tonight telling fox 5, prince george's county absolutely should have released eulalio tordil's pictures to the public sooner considering his recent no contact order and known possession of guns. >> dc leaders are apologizing to parents for not letting them know about high levels of lead found in school drinking water. we have the exclusive interviews for the first time officials are explaining what is now being done to keep kids safe. stay with us for fox 5 local news at 11:00. >>> silver is spring residents al

evan first, as president, donald trump promises to make america great again, beginning with jobs. here he is in westginia tonight. >> the jobs are going to everyone else but us. we're sending our jobs to mexico, china's taking our jobs. japan, they're all taking our jobs, folks. that's all going to change very rapidly, i promise. we'll start winning, winning, winning, you're going to be very proud and for those miners, get ready, because you're going to be working your asses off, all right? right? so from day one president trump says he'll put corporate executives on notice if they move jobs out of the country, he's going to hit them with big tariffs. is that going to work? >> no, he could set off a global trade war, which means all sorts of people lose jobs. the worse thing he could do is erect tariffs and cause a trades war and have people cut off their trade with us. that would would be a disaster. >> this message resonates with his base. the strong leader who's going to fight for american jobs? >> no doubt, we saw that in west virginia today. what he said to the miners, we're going to get you ba

evan first. as president, donald trump promises to make america great again, beginning with jobs. here he is in westsending our jobs to mexico, japan, they are he an a -- all taking our jobs. that's going to change very rapidly, i promise. we will start winning, winning, winning, rahn and are you goinge very proud. and for you miners, get ready, you will be working your asses off. >> he will put them on notice if they move jobs out of the country, he will hit them with big tariffs. >> he could set up a global trade war. the worse thing he could do is erect tariffs and cause a trade war and have people cut off their trade with us. that would be a disaster. >> this resonates with his base, a strong leader who's going to fight for american jobs? >> and we saw that in west virginia today. we're going to get you back to work, and you're going to work your asses off. these are folks that had been out of work. and what donald trump is doing is offering very little if any sbi specifics, but he's offering this tough-fighting rhetoric and hope. >> his foreign policy, america first. how do you read that slogan

thomas,historian evan noted that eisenhower look to the fewer and his ultimate aim was to disarm and get rid of nuclear weapons. but also, that the west had to keep the pressure up on communism until it collapsed from its own internal contradictions. president reagan, one of eisenhower's proteges, in my opinion, is his political air and he completed eisenhower's critically important goals. before, i you saw hope you will buy my book and learn how many other aspects of it. i would like to end by quoting my own conclusion". the eisenhower and reagan journey together have begun when coach eisenhower had mentored his new political student, reagan's first campaign for the presidency. in the end, resident reagan would triumph in caring for the mental of freedom that he had inherited from his heroes, abraham lincoln, theodore roosevelt, calvin coolidge, winston churchill, but most of all dwight eisenhower. and please now look at the official cabinet portrait picture of president reagan, vice president bush and his cabinet and who is their high up above, looking down with a smile upon his brother jay, ronald reagan, is former president eisenh

. >> west virginia is voting for trump is not big needs. the evanangelicals, t have someone they want to vote for. >> that's what they say every four years. what has donald trump going to do? he has slightly tipped his hand. he did that last night with bill o'reilly. >> you say the associated press is reporting that trump has narrowed potential vps to five. all experienced politicians, not ruling out chris christie. is that an accurate report? >> i like chris a lot. i'm not ruling it in or out. i have in mind five different people. i think they are excellent. i'll announce whoever it will be at the convention. >> can you give me one? >> i will love to give you all five. i don't want to do that, bill. >> you are in charge. >> it's not even fair to you. >> of course, it's fair to me. it's fair to my viewers. fair to me. you are in charge. you can do it. us just don't want to do it. >> i don't think it would be appropriate. the way i always envision is during the convention. >> you said experienced politician, i'm out. i'm gone. >> you would be good. i

west and wade will drive the distance he dies the game for miami's heat overtime. and then it is may miami dominating the final moments. had them up with 22 seconds left. miami evanssportingevents involved bay area teams and i remind you i am just the messenger. the sharks not happening not a victory to be seen. >>> coming down to, all season winning on the home rights they have to win on wednesday night or the season will end with a thud at that take. it is a 3. >>> 3 series. after a great start that led on the road. the power play situation, logan will final the empty net. where is the goalie. >> cut off guard here, but there you go, local won't find it any easier otherwise. but 716 and two minutes later. james beautiful past. will come will ty it and there goes the lead. so they go on overtime. in the loose puck. victor upper shelf to end this thing, and get this, never scored a post season goal in the entire career. game seven at the take on thursday. going into the season many worries, little over a month into the season the a's now might be the biggest concern. the last three starts the era is 12 point 30. these kids are not watching the game, what are they

west trenton and woodbourne station due you to track work scheduled every weekend through june. rest of the mass transit honor close to schedule. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evansow rahel, back to you. >> it looks beautiful out there. >> yes, it does. >>> dangerous products that may be in and around your home. "eyewitness news" consumer reporter jim donovan has information you need to know in this weeks three on your side recall round up. >> reporter: first up a baby carrier concerns. twingo is recalling 4,000 babe carriers, the waist buckle can break posing a fall hazard to children in the carrier. twin go original carriers is designed to hold one or two babies made of fabric, black on the outside or blue orr range on the inside. they have been sold since december of 2014 at boutique stores and on amazon.com. stop using carrier and contact twin go for a replacement buckle. >>> next up, trouble with some trail mix. bags uncle buck's sweet and salty trail mix are recalled due to a listeria threat. 3-ounce clear bags were sold at bass pro shops nationwide. they have two different best buy dates march 14th and april . contact the manufacturers, rutgers wholesale f

evan. >>> republican presidential candidate donald trump continues on the campaign trail today even though he's now the only republican running for the nomination. the new york businessman is going to be in west virginia, which holds its primary on tuesday. he'll address supporters at a rally in charleston. c-span will have live coverage at 7:00 eastern. >>> and tonight on "american history tv," a look at the church committee set up after watergate to investigate illegal intelligence gathering that led to the creation of today's intelligence committees and in the house and senate. it begins at 8:00 eastern with real america and 1975 testimony by then cia director william colbie. >>> this weekend the c-span cities tour takes you to san bernardino, california, to explore the history and literary culture of this city located east of los angeles. on december 2nd, 2015, 14 people were killed and 22 were seriously injuried in a terrorist attack at the inland regional center in san bernardino. we'll talk with pete aguilar about the attack and recovery efforts by the community. his district includes the inland regional center. >> when we talk about terrorism, when we talk about the fight against terr

evan? >> hey, brooke, that's what is happening right now at the moment. we are trying to figure out where this took place. it took place on the weste and as you might imagine, when something like this happens, the atf, secret service, park police all converge on this one location. in light of all of the recent incidents at the white house, there's been a lot more measures taken for anybody who approaches the gates or the complex, they keep an eye on them and keep them away from the fences, they've moved some of the fencing out to make sure people can't easily jump over the fence and try to get into the complex. a lot of increased security measures have been taken and today you can see those measures coming into play we know the suspect was shot in the abdomen and has been taken to the hospital but we certainly don't know whether or not he was able to fire a shot. we know that the officers who wear white uniforms were responsible for bringing the suspect down, brooke. >> all right. evan perez, thank you. in washington, let's go back to the white house to joe johns with a little more information. >> what i can tell you is the emerge