there are things like cystic fibrosis that you might pass onto your children.ut then also other things like your eye color, which is interesting in that it teaches people about genetics and things like caffeine metabolism, which again is just really interesting -- and lactose intolerance as well. emily: i would love it if you could to take me back to that day where you got that now infamous letter from the fda. anne: it was november 22, 2013. we were actually at an off-site planning for our future. we were all in great moods because we had hired a great number of people. we had a number of people that had started that week. i think what we learned after that moment is how much there was a disconnect between what we thought we were trying to doing with the fda and what the fda actually really needed us to do. emily: did you think for a moment, oh, my goodness, i you could lose the company? anne: it took a while to understand. there was probably about six weeks time period there where we talked to a number of lawyers. we talked to the fda. we talked to groups. it

people her daughter with special needs relies on she says scrap he has been comforting s for cystic fibrosis pick their being under six city lakewood law. f the story has gone viral online and it has many college and of nd the city to change vicious dog laws. there's nothing vicious about the stop. never bit is never attacked anybody. i think overall all say that every pitbull out of the city is really unfair. some lakewood city council members say they are willing to visit the dog laws was since you thinks it should be changed and even if counsel ask it could be too late for scrappy predetermination hearing is set for next month to determine what happens to the .-dot. 4:37 a.m. it's officially a presidential election you in the republican candidates are certainly acting like it. recap of their face-off in last night's gop debate. have a community is responding to contamination look at the a cloud cover in the temperatures in the 40s region life upper 30s lower 40s will have a preform up today with some rain in several chances of seeing some snow starting late tomorrow middle of next week. s

coming up a young woman battling cystic fie breathe is -- cystic fibrosis is spraethd inspiration around the neighborhood where the hospital is. >> reed: coming up, what inspires her in the good stuff. >> marie: nasa releasing incredible images of the sun. what experts are saying is happening in this video. >> chloe: we're seeing dry conditions across southern nevada but that could change in i'll have details coming does prism tv have all the channels we watch? that's a great question. and lots of hd. and i like hd. get over 140 of your favorite channels with the prism essential tv package from centurylink. [ ding! ] now's the time to switch to prism tv. [ ding! ] get prism tv and internet from centurylink at our lowest price of the year. >> reed: now for the good stuff our favorite segment of the newscast. a chance to shine a light on good things going on now world. today we're focusing on a young lady fighting to stay alive every day. she's given new life to the neighborhood just outside the glass panes in her hospital window. >> marie: inspiration that's catching on one window at a ti

. >>> 27-year-old vicki robinson diagnosed with cystic fibrosis when she was 8 . >>> i live a life of in and out of hospital. >> anchor: restricted lungs, breathing through another day makes it a good day. she has been on a lung and liver . >>> i live as i go. . >> anchor: while she wasn't give up she hung this up, one day she was trying to stay alive alive. adele lyrics that propertied katie and from the case western reserve biology department across the street to shout the next verse, silently from their little window on the world . >>> we see a bunch of faces . >> reporter: on wednesday that . >> reporter: moore started . sorry. . >>> we sing it all the time. it's ingrained in our brains. we like sneak up on each other and it's like hello. >>> hello. >>> brings a little joy to someone we didn't even know . >>> now they go way back, back to that hospital window where an amazing resilient young lady weighing on lungs and a liver found her heart full . >>> it's like a big hug. >> reporter: according to the cystic fibrosis association about 30,000 people are living with the disorder. i

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henry is one of only 30,000 people in the united states with cystic fibrosis. some could say he was dealt a bad hand. not henry. >> you don't let an illness change your life. you control your destiny. scott: inspiring many. scott abraham, abc7 sports. robert: thank you for that. leon: amazing. robert: when you think you can't do it, think of henry. alison: puts everything in perspective. leon: he is participating in sports that are as aerobically demanding as anything. you're an athlete. you know that. robert: big news later. stephen strasburg with the nats. we'll let you know. big news at 6:00. leon: better be good news. robert: this is good. leon: don't nobody bring us no bad alison: well, the republican presidential field appears to be a two-man race, at least in iowa right now. with a little over two weeks to go in primary contest each candidate is going all in. that is leading to some tense battles. steve nance reports. reporter: at times it got downright nasty. >> that was a very insulting statement. >> i'm not going to take legal advice from donald trump

by just trying to keep herself going. 27 year old vicki robinson was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis when she was 8. she has spent her life going in and out of the hospital... and she is currently hospitalized as she waits for new lungs and a liver. she's been on the transplant list for a year, recently she was having a hard day... and put up a line from adele's song "hello" in her window... just to boost her own spirits. ladies working at a building across the street saw them... and added the next line in their own window in a show of support. 57 you can see.... 114 well they did thursday for the first time. their sharing of adele lyrics began to spread.. with others on the street... ironically named adelebert... adding other lines their windows as well. disturbing video. we are now getting a look at chicago police when they shot a man three years ago. what the man's family is saying about the release of the video ahead. president misquoted. it's not unheard of for the president of be misquoted... but not by the white house's own twitter account! how president obama's statement was flubb

vicki robinson diagnosed with cystic fibrosis when 8. >>> i live a life in and out of the hospital. restricted lungs breathing through another day makes it a good day. she has been lung and liver transplant list for year now. >> i can't give up. why she wasn't giving up she hung this up. one of those days she was just trying to stay alive. hello from the outside adele lyric that prompted katie and ben from case western reserve biology department across the street to shout the next verses silently from their window on the world. smiling back at us that made our day. they made it face to face. more start popping up all up and down the street. >> we sing it all the time here. it's like ingrained in our brains. hello. hello. >> brings a little bit of joy to someone we didn't even know. >> now they go way back, back to that hospital window where an amazingly resilient young lady waiting on lungs and a liver found her heart full. >> it's like a big hug. according to cystic fibrosis foundation about 30,000 people in the united states are living with the disorder. ahead on "today in new eng

. >> reporter: he was diagnosed with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. idiopathic means unknown cause. >> that's right. >> reporter: jerry's lungs are functional because scar tissue keeps building. i was speaking with jerry's respiratory therapist to compare balloons to lungs. they say with a healthy set of lungs, oxygen moves much more freely into the bloodstream. but with other balloons that are stiff and hard to get air into, well, they are like lungs that are scarred by idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. and with lungs that have a lot of scarring, uke again can't get to the brain or other vital organs. >> life threatening sick. >> reporter: a team of doctors at uc health placed jerry on the transplant list a few months ago. a match depends on blood type and the size of the lungs. >> our typical wait is about 18 months. it can be as short as a few hours. it all depends on availability of lungs that are suitable for jerry and how sick he becomes. >> reporter: this 58-year-old single dad doesn't have anyone in his family who had this disease, let alone a tr

. >> gracie's cystic fibrosis keeps her isolated while hospitalized. today was a very welcomed treat indead. you probably remember when you were doing when the blizzard of '93 hit the mound. >> yes. major weather events have a way of leaving some kind of mark in our memories. >> news 13 jennifer albert give us examples of things never forgotten after this winter storm. >> howling winds and blowing snow are forever nechd brianna avery's mind. >> as soon as it started snowing i started having contractions of course and like i said getting mission hospital just one part of the battle. and when you slide and having contraction at the same time that's not. >> here own chaos at the hite nervous reaction to a blackout. >> we were -- for a while. >> are you going to walk me down the aisle or hold my hand. >> it's the same chaos that nearly cut short rachel watkins dream of winter wonder wetting canceling her rehearsal last night. >> we thought we could have to cancel the caterer and photographer. >> a bridesmaid snowed in. >> along with the wedding singer repl

. >> 27-year-old vikki robinson diagnosed with cystic fibrosis when she was eight. >> i live a life in and out of the hospital. >> clogged up restricted lungs, breathing for another city makes it a good day. >> i just -- i can't give up. >> while she wasn't giving up she hung this up on one of those days she was trying to stay alive. >> [ music ] hello from the outside. >> adele lyrics that prompted katie and then from case department across the street to shout the next verse, silently from their little window on the world. >> you see a bunch of faces smiling back at us, that really made our day. >> today they met that face, face to face. >> it's so nice to meet you finally. >> more started popping up and down albert street. >> to tell you i'm sorry, i love it. >> we sing it all the time here, it's like in grinned in our brains, we meek up, it's like hello. >> hello had. brings a little joy to us someone we didn't know. now they go way back, back to that hospital window where an amazingly resilient young lady waiting on lungs and liver. >> it's like a big hug. >> powerful spirit. >>> l

. >> i am melody, i work for the cystic fibrosis condition of iowa, i am also a mother. my kids have questions about you. what can i do to get them over to your side? hillary clinton: well, melody, they are too old to tell them. that i know does not work. >> i think that this is a group of young people who have a lot of questions, and understandably so. i have heard this from young people across iowa, who are quite worried and trying to figure out what the best way forward for them as -- if. s. i understand that because there continues to be questions about how we will provide enough good how we can deliver on the american promise for the young people. -- for the young people. that has let i have been spending my entire adult life on. look at what i am proposing to make college affordable, to pay down debt -- it is realistic and product best practical. it frankly is affordable. if you look at what i want to do to build on the affordable care act, one of the important aspects is to keep young people on their parents policy until they are twice six -- 26. it is also import

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the 27-year-old vicki robinson was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis as a child. since then, she has spent her on one of her harder day, she took adele's "hello" lyrics and put them up on her window and the community responded up and down the street. >> to tell you i'm sorry, i love it. >> we sing it all the time here. it's like engrained in our brains. we sneak up on each other and it's like -- hello. >> she has been on the waiting list for lungs and a liver for a year now but with the community letting her know that they're for her, she is in the hospital with a full heart. >> that's sweet. >>> new images from nasa this morning may have revealed the largest volcano discovered in take a look. they are images were taken from 3,530,000 miles away by the new horizon spacecraft and show one of two possible ice volcanos on pluto's surface. they estimate one to be about 2.5 miles high. incredible. >>> weather and traffic on the 8s is just three minutes away. >> plus, new in the next half hour, the most recent debate between the gop presidential candidates trending of c

anne: consumers can buy things like cystic fibrosis tests without having to go through a counselor orhysician. they can buy them directly from 23andme and get that information. emily: this tests for things like recessive genes. things you could pass on to your children. anne: there are things like your eye color. that teaches people about genetics and caffeine metabolism. that's really interesting. lactose intolerance as well. emily: i would like for you to take me back to that day when you got that letter from the fda. anne: we were at an off-site planning for the future. we were all in great moods. just hired a great number of people. we had a lot of people that had started that week. what we learned is how much there was a disconnect because of what we thought we were doing and what the fda needed us to do. emily: did you think you could lose the company? anne: it took a while to understand. there were six weeks where we talked to a number of lawyers. we talked to the fda. it became clear that there were not easy options forward. emily: did you consider selling? anne: the idea that

and she did it from her hospital window. 27-year-old victimky robinson was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis as a child and she has in the hospital. she put adele's "hello" lyrics and put them in her window. and the community responded up and down the street. >> to tell you i'm sorry. i love it. >> because we sing it all the time here. it's like engrained in our brains. we sneak up on each other and it's like, hello. >> robinson has been on the list for lungs and a liver for a year now but with the community letting her know that they are there for her, she is spending her days in the spot with a full heart. you know, sometimes that's all it takes in life, just people to give you hope to just keep on going. support. and she has high spirits. >> good for her. >>> weather and traffic on the away. >>> plus, in the next half hour, the most recent debate between the gop candidates trending on social media this morning. the critical moments, could candidates? >>> time for weather and traffic on the 8s. at this point, i'm tracking what is a strong line of showers and thunderstorms in the gulf of me

you how indignant as a physician i feel about that, having helped so many children die of cystic fibrosis, the commonest fatal genetic disease of childhood, which will be increased by plutonium, having helped children die of leukemia. what are we talking about? how precious is life? we going to kill people? >> so going forward, dr. caldicott, what would you like to see done? >> i want an informed democracy. that's what jefferson said, "an informed democracy will behave in a responsible fashion," and it's like i have to inform a patient. say i have to tell you you've got pancreatic cancer. i have to tell you what it ans, whe your pareas is,ow it erates,here theancer cod metastasize, whatort of tratment y might need, the sie effectof that,hat your prognosis is. you must be educated--that's the practice of medicine. now, the earth is in the intensive care unit, acutely clinically ill, and we all must understand what is happening, what the pathology is, the pathogenesis, because we all are, in fact, physicians to a dying planet. >> dr. caldicott, thank you very much. >> thank you. ññawúwóóó

call gross negligence the suit comes nearly six months after the woman lost her battle to cystic fibrosis her body disappeared days after her service and police believe someone took her body out of the casket the location of her remains is still a mystery is what quickly turned to tragedy a georgia man who won a half million dollars two months ago was shot to death in a home invasion. gregory birch was at a home with his girlfriend when police say robbers came in and shot him they haven't made any arrests and state agents are still collecting evidence birch won the money when he matched all five numbers from georgia state lottery friends say the former forklift operator you some of his winnings to buy christmas presents for people in still has people talking to men in florida creating a plan to win the billion and a half dollar jackpot by gathering a big pool of players the pool spent a hundred and forty six thousand dollars on tickets and ended up winning around thirteen thousand dollars as about twenty six dollars apiece for the two hundred and seventy people in the pool instead the gro

she says that scrappy has been helping aleeah williams during daily treatments for cystic fibrosis,ah pit bulls are banned under lakewood law, and control is involved in the family fears that the dog what have would have to leave their home,e the story of gone viral, many people are calling for the city to change there dog loves. >> heating up issues there's nothing vicious about him he has never been his never gotten out he has never attacked anybody to think that overall that every pit bull shouldl be banned out of the city is really unfair. >> some council members say that their was that not everybody think that it should be changed, even if the council acted immediately to be it could be too late for him,ia a breach termination . scheduled for next montha. >> coming to a tv near you you in a at a show starring lebron james he and a business partner of producing a show called cleveland hostel's gift for entrepreneurs a chance to realize their dreams and also reviveprce bike lanes a neighborhood who also starreda in the series get assistance from business experts, and mentor them th

robinson diagnosed with cystic fibrosis when she was 8. >> i live a life in and out of the hospital. >> reporter: clogged up, restricted lungs, breathing through another day makes it a good day on a lungnd liver transplant list for a year now. >> i just live as i go. i can't give up. >> reporter: while she wasn't giving up, she hung this up on one of those days she was just trying to stay alive. hello from the outside >> reporter: adele lyrics which prompted katieie from across the street to shout the next verse, silently from their little window on the world. >> we see a bunch of spaces smiling back at us. that made our day. >> reporter: today they met that face, face-to-face. >> it's so nice to meet you finally. reporter: moore stoppedre started popping up and down the street. it's engrained in our brains. we sneak up on each other. hello >> it brings joy to someone we didn'n' even know. >> they did. >> reporter: now they go back to that hospital window where an amazingly resilient lounge lady waiting for lungs and a liver found&her heart full. >> it's like a big hug. >> what an in

. >> reporter: 27-year-old vicki robinson diagnosed with cystic fibrosis when she was only 8. >> i live a life in and out of >> reporter: with clogged and restricted lungs, living through another day makes it a a good day. she sat on a lung and liver transplant for a yeararow. >> i can't give p. >> reporter: while she wasn't giving up, she hung this up. one of those days when she was just trying to stay alive. "hello from the outside >> reporter: adele lyrics that prompted katie and ben from the biology lab across the street the next verse. >> we'd see a bunch of faces smiling back at us. that made our day. >> reporter: today they met face-to-face. >> it's so nice to meet you finally. >> reporter: more and more started popping up all up and down the street. >> i love it. >> we sing it all the time here. it's like engrained in our brains. we, like, sneak up on each and it's like, hello >> et brings joy to someone we didn't know. >> reporter: now they go back. back to that hospital window where an amazing resilient young lady found her heart full. >> it's like a big hug. >> that's so grea

. >> reporter: 27-year-old vicky robinson diagnosed with cystic fibrosis when she was 8. >> i live a life in and out of the hospital. >> reporter: clogged up, restricted lungs, breathing through another day, makes it a good day. on a lung and liver transplant list for a year now. >> i can't give up. >> reporter: while she wasn't giving up she hung this up. on one of those days she was trying to stay alive. >> adele lyrics that prompted katie and ben from case western reserve biology department across the strere to shout the next verse silently from their window on the world. >> see a bunch of faces smiling back at us. that made our day. >> today, they met that face, face to face. >> it's so nice to meet you finally. >> more started popping up and down adele bert street. >> to tell you i'm sorry. >> we sing it all the time here. it's like engrained if our brains. we sneak up on each other and it's like hello. hello >> brings a little joy to someone we didn't even know. >> it did. >> now they go way back. back to that hospital window. where an amazingly young lady waiting on lungs and

i have two girls with cystic fibrosis, and nobody will sell it to me. >> i said, what do you say when you ask them and tell them you want to try to pay for something? they say no. he said i will say what the last person told me at the insurance company i visited. he said, we don't insure burning houses. this man said they called my little girls burning houses. that stuck with me, that and the stories i heard. so i started to work with democrats and republicans and we created the children's health insurance program. it now insures 8 million kids. [applause] hillary clinton: when you run into a problem, you have got to keep going. you cannot ever stop. if you are trying to accomplish something that will help other people. i was thrilled when the president passed and signed the affordable care act. we have been trying to get that, the democratic party has been trying to get that accomplished since harry truman. and now, i meet people all the time who are benefiting from it. i want to build on it, and i want to improve it. republicans want to repeal it. that is what they will do if they g

battling cystic fibrosis spreading inspiration all around the neighborhood. where that hospital is. what inspires her and what that's all about. those stories and more coming up on news 3 live at three. >> kim: right now we are talking about a tennessee woman who called her job today and said i am not coming in to work. he didn't tell them why on the phone. >> jeff: by now everybody knows this couple. john and lisa robinson announcing on the "today show" they hold one of the three, $1.5 billion winning powerball tickets. so lisa works in a dermatologist's office. she called her supervisor just before going on the air and asked that they tune in to the "today show." get this, lisa says she has no plans to quit. she loves her job. the robinson's live next door to the grocery store where the ticket was sold. they bought it a couple of hours before the drawing. take a listen. >> once again. the third time i went running down the hallway john you got to >> so i checked them four times and i said well i'll believe it when the news comes on in the morning and they say, hey, there's a winne

and say that he is not vicious.nd >> 4-year-old aleeah williams routine can be a struggle, cystic fibrosis requires treatment using this compression vest and breathing machine and. >> are dogged by her bergdahl by her side through it all. >> has been a tremendous comfort to but he might have to go after the animal control got involved hispanic she was crying and she said please don't take them away ,he it is hard to explain to her thatis we would let that happen, we won't let that happen to you. w >> he is not a trained service animal, and subject to a lakewood law passed in 2,000 they stated that all pitbull dog sand canary dogs are deemed to >> he is not vicious is nothing vicious about him, he's never been to anybody he has never >> doctrine or share the story online it has some calling on theso city to ask. >> me to change how we look at dogs were looking at them as great and brazen that is ridiculous.as >> the outcry is not fallen on deaf earsry at at city hall where some say they hope to revisit the dog laws the sheer.ll >> from policy standpoint, it illustrates some potential issues

a big drag on the vertex.index is the consistent estimates on their cystic fibrosis drug will be tough016 and made worse by the fact that they did not offer clear guidance for the year. worston pace for their drop since 2012. betty? betty: thank you, betty -- thank you, abigail. billionaire versus billionaire. we are going to discuss that next. ♪ limberwelcome back to television. i'm betty liu. in nevada, customers are in the crosshairs of two billionaires. elon musk, the founder of solar city pushing to get solar panels on every roof in the region. then there is warren buffett who se energy is the main in the state. it is the cover story of this week's business week. the author who wrote the article joins us from los angeles. i love this cover in the story. you put them in a ring, who would win physically. i would put my money on buffet. [laughter] what is going on here? debate over controlling the customer enough people get energy in nevada. long time a for a monopoly in the state that is now owned by buffet's company. you have this upstart in the form of a company called source city

i have two girls with cystic fibrosis, and nobody will sell it to me. i said, what do you say when you ask them and tell them you want to try to pay for something? they say no. he said i will say what the last person told me at the insurance company i visited. he said, we don't ensure burning houses. this man said they called my little girls burning houses. that stuck with me, that and the stories i heard. so i started to work with democrats and republicans and we created the children's health insurance program. it now ensures 8 million kids. [applause] sec. clinton: when you run into a problem, you have got to keep going. you cannot ever stop. if you are trying to accomplish something that will help other people. i was thrilled when the president passed and signed the affordable care act. we have been trying to get that, the democratic party has been trying to get that accomplished since harry truman. and now, i meet people all the time who are benefiting from it. i want to build on it, and i want to improve it. republicans want to repeal it. that is w

. >> we look at things in a genetically determined like sisters -- cystic fibrosis or sickle cell anemia. >> reporter: they also check for things like genetic traits like lactose intolerance. >> we may discover is on things like the genetics of even the genetics of motion sickness. >> reporter: there is even a test for your four-legged family member. this site can show your dog's breed and health risks, bringing that to your door and computer screen. >> and/or doggy genetic genetic tests from wisdom panel range between 85 and $100. >> doggie,-wide? coming up in sports, the wolfpack men's basketball team is looking to take down rival unlv at home tomorrow night. we will have a preview of north versus south when we come back. is inside, it's a rainy night . >> welcome back everyone. it's friday night, can't wait to get out there and enjoy this soggy night. you'll need your umbrella throughout the evening. spotty showers are in the forecast. it was a moderate rain at five but now it's light. here's doppler radar showing where the rainfall is it tomorrow morning many was side of the state. s

it measures the degree of scarring, or fibrosis, on the liver. step is diagnosing the specific liver disease... (sot: dr. hwan yoo, gastroenterologist) "next step, we want to know is how much damage liver sustained from that disease, and that is the point that fibroscan plays a role." (sot: lilly yu, medical technician) "the hardest part about the fiberscan is finding a good spot for the liver. it's a very sensitive machine, so once you find a good area, it will let you know." the procedure is completely painless, only takes about five minutes. (sot: lilly yu, medical technician) "what we do normally, is take an average of at least 10 readings and we try to get a good picture, and it will calculate an average of a score. so what we will end up looking at is this median score." from that doctors can determine whether the degree of fibrosis is level one, two or three. doctor yoo says a needle biopsy is still the gold standard for measuring liver scarring - but fibroscan is the very best non-invasive option available. >> that was mindy basara report

down after its forecast for a cystic fibrosis drug mr. the forecast.ome analysts are saying to buy the stock on this weakness. they are down 15%. there -- with the mbi closer down 12%, betty. doolittle, with the decliners on the nasdaq. now to mexico where the government is reportedly preparing to extradite el chapo guzman. the latest from bloomberg's eric martin in mexico city. eric, i think everybody, right, from here to down to mexico and the rest of latin america were shocked when they heard he was captured. the mood in mexico right now on his capture? good morning, betty. the mood here is certainly disbelief, a great surprise. most never thought el chapo would be recaptured, much less six months after his escape. this is an accomplished for the administration and the security forces. but we cannot forget the corruption and the weak rule of in would allow of? to escape the first place in july. this country has been embroiled in a drug war for a decade. 150,000 people killed in the last decade. this is certainly an a college met, but not something w

to the neighborhood outside her spital windoo 27 yyr old vicki roonson was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis when she was 8. while in the hospital she hung this up this sign: it says "hello from the other side," lyrics from adele's song "hello." " it caught the attention of two women across the street who responded with another lyric from adele's song. and now, more lyrics started popping up all up and down the waving back at us soothat reallyy made our day" the ladies then decided to meet face-to-face. definitely bbinging a smile to thths woman's facc. in iowa.... you aren't supposed to judge a book by its cover...but...what about the store? a look at the one thought to be the worldlds most beauttful. here's a live look at storm track seven world...is celebrating its 110th anniversary. this shop in portugal is said to habe inspired hary potter's library in hogwarts. j-k rowling tought english in the area in the early 1990s. the store's book collection includes all types of genres. storm track seven meteorololost eileen loan is baak with another check of your storm track seven forecast. stra

. >> 27 year old vicki robinson, diagnosed with cystic fibrosis when she was eight. >> i live a life in and out of the hospital. >> clogged up restrictive lungs, breathing through another day makes it a good day on a lung and liver transplant list for a year now. while she wasn't giving up she hung this up, one of those days she was just trying to stay >> hello from the other side >> adele lyrics, that prompted katie and binh from case western reserve biology department across the street, to shout the next verse, silently from their little window on the world today they met that face, face to face. more started popping up all up and down adelbert street (nats) -- >> we think it all the time here ingrained in our brains we sneak up on each other like, -- hello! >> now they go way back, back to , that hospital window, where an amazingly resilient young lady waiting on lungs and a liver, chris: a little bit of light snowfall possible tomorrow morning. it will all be gone by lunchtime as we see warmer temperatures and drying conditions. yeah, help me find some mugs. sure. (beep) hey... o

she has cystic fibrosis and wanted him to design a show to raise awareness. will sign them and send them to her. >>> next the bad. a man in england orders an amazon kindle. he got human tumor sample instead. it was meant to go to london for testing. >>> surfer garrett mcnamara was hospitalized by getting crushed by a 25-foot wave. we're told he will be okay. happy monday everyone. >>> unreal. >>> thank you for joining us. "fox and friends" starts right now. >>> hi friends. good morning. today is monday, the 11th of january, 2016. i'm anna kooiman. it's a fox news alert. the suspect in that philadelphia cop shooting may be part of a larger, more dangerous radical group who wants to attack law enforcement. we'll have more on that. >> trouble. >>> also, new trouble for actor sean penn. after that trip down south to see "el chapo." could sean penn now be facing legal consequences for helping a mass murderer drug kingpin. we're going to talk that. >> maybe he's taken madonna again. >>> the world remembers a rock legend this morning.

witharmaceuticals a disappointing commentary on its conference call, saying analyst estimates for its cystic fibrosisreatment this year are perhaps too optimistic. affecting insurance stocks. anthem shares reacting to that. not any new catalyst today beyond the general struggle that we are seeing in health care shares. david: thank you. isa, a mosquito-borne virus spreading they supposedly in the americas. there is no cure or vaccine insight. delta airlines said yesterday that it will let customers with tickets to affected regions change destinations or ask for their money back. for the latest, let's bring in drew armstrong. something in brazil for a while. how has it played out there, how has it began to spread? has been present in africa and south east asia for decades. been around so long in these places where the populations have developed immunity. this is something that happens all the time between the direction between human beings and viruses. this process has been playing out for millennia. but one thing that is happening world,, in the modern this virus has gone to south and central america

helping 4 year old aleeah r spabeth sps says sc williams during daily treatmentsentsen for cystic fibrosis. but pitbulls are banned under lakewood law.ewood animal control is now involved,d,animal and the family fears scrappyontrol is now i the story has gone viral onlineory and has many calling on the city vicious dog laws. has many , t nothing vicious about this dog. he's never bitten, he's never gotten out, he's never attacked saying every pit bull should be banned out of the city is unfair. some lakewood city council members say they're willing to revisit the city's dog laws thisewcil me year but not everyone thinks the law should be changed.but n even if council acts it could be too late for scrappy. a breed determination hearing is set for next month, to decide month, decide what happens to the dog. m new information about an accident involving three streetsboro city schools busses that sent 21 people to the hospital. cameras were rolling asas were rolling asas streetsboro police responded to the accident, wednesday afternoon.oro police responde the three buses carrying a total of 15

she's been in the hospital for days for cystic fibrosis treatment. >> i kind of like to make snow angels. and just, like, walk around in it. >>holly: gracie will be at mission for another two weeks of treatment. >>jay: starting to day, you can enter to win our valentine's selfie contest. >>holly: send the most creative selfie of you and your valentine for a chance to win from allan's jewelry and pawn, click on wlos.com and click on contest to enter. >>jay: the contest winner will be announced february 9 st. >>holly: some residents up north are enjoying the winter storm with the snowball fight. >>jay: the snowfall amount at reagan national airport. >>holly: here is your visionexpress.net traffic cam. lot of snow on i-26 but it looks >>jay: news 13 this now, in high definition, this is your news 13 skywatch forecast. everyone. a lot of folks are cooped up inside after the snowstorm, maybe you have not left your neighborhood. give yourself extra time to leave this morning because a lot of roads still look like this. still snow covered even though we did reach above freezing yesterday. we ha

fibrosis keeps her mostly hospitalized so this playtime was a welcome treat. >>> you probably remember what you were doing when the blizzard of' 93 hit. major weather events have a way of making a mark on our memory. jennifer i'm rick brings us two things that will ( ) never be forgotten. >>reporter: howling winds and blowing snow are forever etched in brianna avery's mind. >> sooks as soon as it started snowing, i started having contraction, just like everyone said. >>reporter: getting to mission hospital part of the battle. >> when you slide and have a contraction at the same time, that's not fun. >>reporter: her own chaos at the height of the storm, from the father's nervous reaction. >> he lost it. yes, he lost it all the way. >>reporter: to a blackout. >> we were without power for a while. >> so you want me down the aisle? you have to hold my hand. >>reporter: it's the same chaos that nearly cut short rachel watkin's dream of a winter wonderland wedding >> we thought we would have to cancel our photographer, our d.j. >> a bridesmaid is snowed in, along with a wedding singer, repla

it from her hospital window in cleveland. 27-year-old victimky robinson was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis as a child and she has spent her entire life in and out of hospitals. she put adele's "hello" lyrics up on her window and the community responded up and down the street. >> you can see, to tell you i'm i love it. >> we like sneak up on each other and it's like, hello. >> don't do that to me, gene. she has been on the waiting list for lungs and a liver for a year now but with the community letting her know that they are behind her 100%, she is spending her days in the hospital with a very full heart. and sometimes that's what it takes to keep moving forward and stay in bright spirits. >> yeah, makes such a difference. and the music too. >>> what you need to know before you walk out the door is next including a big reveal coming today from the bucs. >>> and a mosquito borne >>> the bucs are expected to name a new head coach today. the news channel 8's sports team believes offensive coordinator dirk koetter will get the job. koetter was thought to be the leading candidate after the team