but their world dramatically changeed in 2008 when patrick was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.ogether they would wage a valiant battle against the disease that would take swayze's life. today she works to raise funds for pancreatic cancer research and to help educate the world about its devastating effects. hello i'm ernie manouse coming up on innerviews our conversation with the author of worth fight willing forg for love lost and moving forward. lisa niemi swayze.

. >> reporter: and the ones that weren't changeed? >> the ones that weren't changed interestly were ones where i recommended no repairs were required. >> reporter: "60 minutes" reported that fema first got complaints in mid-20 13 but failed to investigate. in a statement this afternoon homeland security secretary jeh johnson said the "60 minutes" report is a matter of great concern to me and fema and administrator craig fugate. fee mark he added is fully cooperating with policyholders whose claims are under appeal and is seeking to settle as many claims as possible. do you feel fema has been responsive to your concerns? >> not responsive enough. >> reporter: what did they do when you told them you were hearing complaints from your constituents? >> i put them on notice in june. the investigation didn't start until the end of the year. that's a listening bit of time where i would have liked these claims to stop being denied, where i would like this litigation to not be continuing. >> reporter: she says she wants to figure out whether th

kennedy: the opponents have changeed back in world war ii we knew who we were fighting.re our money was going to a nuclear arms race this is different. >> that -- >> why more special forces not on the massive batal owner money sucking program like 535. >> a simplistic view is what you say, because, it is not just nuclear exchanges during the cold war, you had large navy issue hundred of thousand of ground troops in europe. that kept large scale conventional war from happening it of still a very real danger, with 15 or 20 years, regardless of diplomatic incentives in contrary you find yourself in war. >> the spaces ar are -- basis of bases are spilarestill open but they are h smaller we're spending more now in heist. >> no, no, real dollars we are not. if you do constant dollars based on decline. kennedy: years of research that cato institute. >> cato institute is a libertarian organization, and cherry picks data to suit their political -- but not heritage foundation. >> we have a great publication, index of military strength, firmly grounded, publicly data, methodology i

it's a law that many are hoping to see changeed. >> for them to not be able to dance unless they're one floor is kind of hard to come to terms with that. >> lawmakers say the goal is to have the how way county liquor commission define the word dancing and that would allow them to create their own rules about dancing public establishment. >> reporter: cuba announcing the launch of its first internet service. it is quietly started offering white if i in recent week. the service is first -- is the first known free publicly and officially sanctioned wi-fi in the country. >>> what are the odds of two accidents happening in the exact same spot years apart and with the same devastating results? a horrible twist of fate has a local couple leaning on each other in a way they've never imagine. >> one dreaded windy road changed both of their lives in a dramatic way. they spoke to fox 29's sabina kuriakose about this cruel coincidence. >> just lean in and reach the first row to grab a glass. >> reporter: his wife used to grab the glasses at the top. dan's house outfitted for one person in a wheelc

. >> reporter: but in january of 2014 everything changeed.ship that was going so well hit a snag. >> everything that i used to be able to do i couldn't dotter. >> reporter: at only 26 years old tim's kidneys were failing. >> that is right when i started -- >> the prospects of a transplant seemed unlikely. >> i guess i can say i tried not to think about that. more think about what we can do instead of what could happen. >> reporter: but what did happen surprised his friends family and even tim. taking this love story far past skin deep. >> doing quite well and the kidney is you can feel it. >> the odds are one in 100,000. >> it kind of blue my mine. everybody i tell it blows their mind. >> aft dating for less than a year haley gave tim the gift of live. >> it was painful but it's worth it. >> her kidney now lives in his body. >> that's the camera. that's the blade and then that's where the hasn't comes in and pick it up. >> this june 1 year to the day of the transplants he'll return the favor putting his ring on her finger. >> this is easy. th

it wasn't until she had to have surgery, three as a matter of fact, that she changeed her steps somewhathe price and the pain at times. i had two hammer toes. they did surgery here and i've had plan for fascitis in my right foot. >> two rather painful foot conditions but neither one enough to stop the former schoolteacher from wearing high heels just as she's done for the past 30 years. >> don't went up under the knife? >> performance pump is a shoe made on an athletic construct with more avenue stable hear and wide toe box area. >> not only does this type of shoe offer more support dr. scanlon says it provides more cushioning, physical therapy can also help. >> grab your big toe. keep the foot in line with the leg. and then pulling it backwards. >> the key is education. shoe of this nature really does have significant dee forming forces on the foot. >> reporter: dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. sandy ago zoo has a new addition to its family this is a newborn hippo. born early monday morning. no word on whether it's a boy or a girl. the mother 30-year-old is taking care of the calf but the fa