and the senior gentleman arrived here individually with the intention to sell the things to the borman's as they were going back to salt lake city said he would come in here to explore the area he is also weighed about spiritualist and believed in the healing properties of water he had grown up with the disease the tuberculosis and killed many people in his family he made it is 90 wanted to find a cure. so when he was here he thought it would be an ideal spot to develop a tuberculosis sanitarium so began a two had his first sanitarium that was open to the public 1864. so two years ago the 150th anniversary of the commercial use of arrowhead springs but it is now the resort got its name. there is a cute arrowhead land mark about 1400 feet tall is pointing downward it is pointing to where the hot and cold springs are since it is in the shape of a natural arrowhead at the foot they took the name arrowhead springs so the land market self was the major promotional feature of though whole area with all of the advertising with the extensive use of the landmark so it was the major piece of the t

his name is ryan borman out suffering when a 7-foot shark bumped hum and dragged him into water.d ages on it. he was flown to singapore to have three surgeries to try to save his arm. >> i started to paddle as fast as i can. i remember standing up, grabbing my arm and passed out. i thought that my arm was going to be gone. >> doctors say it will take a couple more weeks for his arm to really health he plans on getting back into the water as soon as he can. >> pretty amazing video to share with you taken by a woman on the san francisco bay boat tour. take a look at what crystal power posted on her facebook page. look at what happened. a whale breaching right in front of her and she's rolling. this is just one example of what's been a thrilling week on the bay for so many whale watchers. there it is again. whale sighting. your home in the san francisco bay. >> wow. from facebook toin to instagram. a little bobcat kitten is safe. it was abandoned by its mother. it is safe things to a homeless man, his wife and his sister. the bobcat was taken to the animal shelter. check pack for th

cotton: today i would like to honor mary lorraine wood borman of fayetteville, arkansas, as this week's arckian of the -- arkansan of the week. her advocacy to improve the quality of life of those living with downs syndrome is noteworthy and she is a joy and inspiration to many across the state. outside of her work as an activist, mary is involved as a junior at fayetteville high school in fayetteville, arkansas. not only does she excel academically as indicated by her track record as an honor roll student, but she is also gifted athlete and has won awards in swimming events at the arkansas state special olympic games for three years. mary is also a talented dancer and actress, specializing in hip-hop, jazz and the waltz. i recently had the pleasure of meeting with mary when she visited my washington, d.c., office while in town for the buddy walk hosted each year by the national down syndrome society. because of mary's advocacy and compelling reasoning, i cosponsored the able to work act of 2016 shortly after our meeting. this bill will help persons with disabilities save additional amo