sounded great to you right doory? you sat at a desk all day. you work in the financial industry. so you really don't have a job where you are very active. >> no. sit in meetings a lot. >> so two hours a day you ride in your car. >> yes. >> so talk a little bit about what happened to you. what happened at the doctor's office? >> well what i did go in for is a snoring problem. she said we're going to test you for sleep apnea and i kind of laughed and said there is no way i have it. she said let's just do the study. she said you actually have severe sleep apnea. apnea i said i don't want a c pap machine. >> that's what you broughtn >> she said in order to see a significant change have you to lose 60 pounds. that was a wakeup call. i don't want to sleep with that every night. i want to be there for my children and so, what can i do and i called jen's office and i was off and running. >> i said hey i got to do something to change. have you tried other weight loss programs? >> i have tried a lot from the shakes and the pills and the different stuff nothing ever worked because it wasn't

so if if you've got plans to get out-dooris temperatures will stay in the 60s through 9:00 both days then we warm into the mid 80s or low to mid 80s rather top out in the low to mid 80s by the mid afternoon with cool weekend as well. i'll show you that 7-day forecast next. >>> and iris things can quieting down on the roads from our century link prism traffic center. i do want to give you a heads up about a weekend closure. this is the red mountain freeway closed from i-10 to 44th the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. it lasts through tomorrow night. just take the 10 instead. we also have a new crash on the east valley. loop 101 northbound at broadway road. camera. you can see how heavy it is for drivers northbound especially coming off of the 60. just a heads up there. >>> i'm allison rodriguez live in phoenix. look at the damage on this truck here. bad but still nothing compared live near cactus. look at that vehicle over there. can you kind of see it. officers telling me it was heading northbound and then came around and hit this ford truck over here. look at the d

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have been courageous action under any circumstances, but it was made even more so by the fact that doory miller didn't have gunnery training. black sailors were restricted to behind the scene roles like messmen, cooks and stewards. miller was a cook. he had been below deck gathering laundry. in seeing what needed to be done and doing it, despite lack of training, he went very much above and beyond the call of duty. and in may of 1942, dorie miller became the first african-american in u.s. history to receive the navy cross, the navy's second highest award for courage under fire. the navy sent him on a war bonds tour and used his face like in this poster to drum up recruitment among african-americans through promising opportunities to rise above and beyond like dorie miller had done and to be recognized and honored for their services to their country, but when dorie miller's ship went down in the south pacific in 1943, the u.s. navy was a ridgedly segregated organization. miller himself, despite his actions at pearl harbor, had been promoted no further than ship's cook third class. there w