i would also like to salute jimmy, a young man battling cystic fibrosis.have been trying for years to make this like the academy awards of sports. >>gary: espn tries but it just does not get over the month. >>catherine: it is not like the oscars. this so seductive. >>gary: of the warriors made another good move today. maybe if he would just win some games. jerry jack was acquired in a three-way deal. the general right was that the philadelphia. steve nash is now a laker. >>gary: northbrook lopez apparently is not going to work out where they get why howard. he paid two years at stanford, 60 million for four years with the now brooklyn nantes. brooklet has got rich in and gets the hang with jasey. serena williams working after capturing the wimbledon crown. she is up against nicole games from stanford. serena williams won in straight sets. >> i definitely felt sluggish and looked sluggish today, it was good just to get the victory over with and move on. my body is so used to this kind of weather. it was really bright. it was so gloomy and london. >>gary: wh

also i would like to salute jimmy, a young man battling cystic fibrosis. [ cheering and applause ] >> nice touch there by the 49ers. the male athlete of the year was in las vegas this evening. lebron james working out with the u.s. olympic team. he beat out aaron roger, joko vich, and verlander. >>> brian wilson also showed up tonight. and yet -- that wasn't just somebody there. that was actually his date. brian not pitching this year. but he wanted some attention so he hired an actor to be chubaka. brian wilson, ladies and gentlemen. not playing this year due to injury, but still on the scene. >>> another what appears to be solid move by the golden state warriors. jared jacks is coming to be a backup point guard from new orleans. it's a 3-way deal. new orleans, philadelphia who ended up with darrelle wright, and the warriors end up with jack who last year in new orleans averaged 15.5 points a game, 6 assists. pretty good business. again, the warriors on paper appear to be improving. >>> steve nash wore 13 throughout his career. will claim berl lane with the lakers -- chamberlain has

they range from cystic fibrosis. >> reporter: simone requires constant treatment. shannon has quit her job to be a full-time caregiver. that's not alone. they rely on thick cuds in medicaid. >> the nebulizer breathing treatment, medication. she's on a vents late -- ventilator. we would be exhausted if we didn't have that nursing at night. >> reporter: despite all the doctors and therapist, simone is the most care free toddler. >> she's a great kid. >> reporter: full of energy. >> it hasn't really taken a toll. so very happy. >> reporter: and that infection smile will melt the hearts of lawmakers as they advocate to keep funding for programs going. >> we're praying that the government doesn't cut that part of the medicaid programs that supports middle class families in time of need. >> her requirements will increase as she gets older. we need this funding to continue. >> reporter: 3-year-old simone has had a tough start but to look at her smile you can't help but feel homeful that the worst is behind her. >>> all right, weather wise, a couple of shower, northeastern

a young man battling cystic fibrosis. he got the breakthrough athlete for his linsanity.g and was the butt of the best joke award. >> need anything else? >> no, i'm good, thank you very much. >> i'm here. >> i appreciate it. head on out. >> cool. >> thanks, tim. >> someone will show you where to go. >> that guy has been shadowing me all week. hey, sanchez. good luck with that all season.

she's got cystic fibrosis. all right, sorry. ( shouting ) next door's at it again. god, those poor kids. they've gone to stay with her mother. i thought barbara had kicked him out. i think... she's taken him back again. big mistake. not necessarily. there are always two sides to every story. he was screwing his p.a. and his boss at the same time! what, literally at the same time? jake, just-- i knew there was something dodgy about him, just to look at him. what, you knew just by looking at him that he was gonna-- yeah, creepy. just, you need antennae. and you have those, do you? yeah. i mean, let's be honest. women have miles better antennae than men. well, barbara's weren't too hot, were they? where'd she get those, argos? well, obviously not all-- or maybe her antenna was broken. replaced it with a coat hanger. ( shouting continues ) ( phone ringing ) are you okay? yeah, i'm okay. hi, jo. so, karen's finally started her project, has she? yeah. how much of it has she done? oh, you know... quite a bit. she, uh, wrote the word "africa." oh, here we go. everybody does

a young man battling cystic fibrosis. he got the breakthrough athlete for his linsanity.butt of the best joke award. >> need anything else? >> no, i'm good, thank you very much. >> i'm here. >> i appreciate it. head on out. >> cool. >> thanks, tim. >> someone will show you where to go. >> that guy has been shadowing me all week. hey, sanchez. good luck with that all season. >> he says of course the jets' quarterback tim tebow is now flying behind him. this report is brought to you by river rock casino. >> very fun. thank you. >>> "nightline" is next. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. set for iphone alarm clock app

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we were both born with cystic fibrosis. >> cystic fibrosis causes progressive lung disease.ival as a lung transplant. when we received a gift as amazing as a transplant there is a sense of obligation to give back toward >> it is the engine of change in the power of that can start with one person. or just to people. >> here they are. walking at the foot of the golden gate bridge were on their way to grand rapids michigan. you guys are cool, already! and what goes on between the brakes but you are teaching us what is correct and what is wrong. >> my name is anna belle. i am team manager and we are to of the 22 transplant recipients going to grand rapids. to compete in 13 different sports. to sho thworld that transportation transplants work. parish's the big sisters are she goes first. >> and tell us about the games. >> these schemes have been torn on for 20 years. this year there is the contact names of america with the western michigan sports commission. >> there are 1300 transient athletes and many family members are the ones that have been the donor? >> yes! this is really

. >> anna is a swimmer and struggled with cystic fibrosis for years but was fortunate to receive newave never known what it's to be like this. i've seen people successful at transplants and i knew i would be a normal person. >> reporter: tiffany will be able to go for the third time and meeting other recipients is always uplifting. >> first question they asked, what do you have? i got a kidney. can i rub your arm. it was just meeting these people that have transplants gives you hope. >> that is terrible. they have such wonderful energy. >> i wish them well. >> that is this edition. i'm dan ashley. thank you for watching. thank you for watching. we appreciate your dee: i don't know. what do you think? it's kind of doing nothing for my hip area and making a mess of my boobs.

patrick davis accepting along with a young man named jimmy battling cystic pie fibrosis. of the best joke of the night by the host. >> anything else? >> no, i'm good thank you very much. >> i'm here. >> i appreciate it. >> just head on out. >> thanks, tim. >> see you. >> someone will show you where to go. >> that guy has been shadowing me all week. hey, sanchez, good luck with that all season. >> of course, mark manches -- tebow now playing for the jets. >> that was the best line of the night. always a lot of fun. athletes not used to getting picked on like that from the emcee. always a great night. >> i kind of like the creatures' beard better. >> yes, yes. >> only brian wilson would show up. >> that is our report. thank you so much for watching. for all of us here i'm dan ashley. see you again in one hour over

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is a severe, sometimes fatal, defect that occurs as often as cystic fibrosis and spina bifida. yet most people have never heard of c.d.h. in my opinion, awareness and early diagnosis and skilled treatment are the keys to greater survival rate in these babies. 50% of the babies born with c.d.h. are said not to survive. in 2009, my grandson, jimbo, now 2 1/2 years old, was diagnosed with c.d.h. during my daughter's 34th week of pregnancy. although she had both a 20-week and 30-week ultrasounds, the nurses and doctors did not catch the disease on the baby's heartbeat monitor. thankfully, when mary abigail and her navy officer husband paul and daughter moved, her baby's heartbeat was heard with her new o.b. she was sent to jacksonville, florida, nearby for a fetal echo. the technician told her she wasn't going to do the echo. there was something else wrong with the baby. she asked my daughter had she ever heard of congenital diaphragmatic hernia? often mary abigail had not. and at that time our family did not know of this problem or the extent of our grandson's birth defect. my dau