one right here in rock civil r laura evans paid a visit and div you go into the chill therapy. >> puthis that is whole body cryotherapy. your body at extreme p.m. temperatures. advocates swear by it for health issues, weight loss, migraines, depression. a three minute sessions said to burn up to 800 calories. >> i do it so that i can keep moving. >> reporter: patricia cohen hasa been doing this about atr month now. >> i haven't taken advil inn three weeks. it's cold but i've grown use to that feeling: d cold as in negative 240 degrees. i decided to give it a go. brandon quit his corporate drive to open the studio after discovering benefits for for himself. a list raises me to shoulder level. the robe comes off while slippers and socks stay on inside the chamber. temperatures drop dramatically. the first minute i'm okay. but then.hen. >> now it's cold. >> you hit that cryo temperature. >> reporter: a p minute and a half left to go, now i'mp really cold.c >> it's pulling all the blood from your periphery into internal organs to help protect you from hypothermia. as the blood is going th

fox5's laura evans saturday dowr with jack and his family today. here's her story.an easy summer day in the creed on house, siblings jackon and catherine face off in a gamh of twistier. today, the kids can just be kids. unfortunately it's not always like this.thi jack has a rare form of leukemie and needs a bone marrow transplant, but his case is especially unique.ni because jack was adopted from russia we have no blood relatives and we're not exactly sure of his exact ethnic makeup. jack and catherine were adoptede from the same orphanage inorph western sigh beer a, born 12 days apart they're not blood relatives but they've been inseparable since they were adopted. when we brought them home fromrm cyber yeah after a 30 hour gurney we put them down in crib side-by-side and they reachedchd out literally and g other's hands. h catherine takes pride in being her brother's caretaker flushing jack's lines.ines she makes him feel comfortablee talking to him like she's his nurse. the creed on's started their search for a bone marrow donor in march with no luck so far an in

laura evans has her story. >> reporter: rachel loves running for many reasons. >> you are focusing onfront of the you are not stressed brow what lives bronx ee one reason may be what stops her from running, rachel as retinitis or pigmentosa, a disease solely deteriorating her retina giving her tunnel vision. robbing her of night vision. rachel is now 26. doctors say she'll be blind by 40. >> my movie screen is getting smaller and smaller the image. >> reporter: rp is inherited het mom has it discovered it when she was in her 20s. rachel's parents told her at age 13 she inherited the jean. she says that explains why halloween was never fun growing newspaper into all my friendsto would take off running i w aould be tiptoeing along because i have no idea where anybody is, i keep hearing spooky sounds whatn if something jumps out at me itt was a scary holiday for me. >> reporter: today she laughs about it t like she does with mt of her story. last is what gets her throughet it. like the time she wassgh studyis brand needed help finding herind room in the dark. >> i asked a blind woman for

laura evans has her story. >>reporter: rachel loss loves v running.re not depressed about the stresses that life brings.ring one of the reasons she runs may be what ultimately stopped herhr from running. rachel has receipt nights pigig men toes a or rp, a disease that is slowly deteriorating her retina giving her tunnel vision. it's chip away of her peripherap vision, rubbing her of her night vision. rich is now 26. is doctors say 40. the image has to be protected. rfp is inherit. her m has it, discovered it in her 20s. rachel's parents told her at age 13 she inherited the gene. she says that explains why halloween was never fun growing up. all my fried take offoff running and i would be like i have no idea where anybody is. what p if something jumps out of me. i was a very scary holiday for me. today shelves about it like she does with most of her stories. she says laughter is what getswt her through it. like the time she was studying abroad and needed help. i asked a blind woman for a direction saying i could not see. it was insane. i laugh at it. e

laura evans, fox5 local news.ew. >> okay.y.s events happening today in your area.area the csa show under way at the dulles expo center.duo this is your chance to geto autographs and pictures withuret your favorite sports players.rts how cool is that? many local athletes and will there liket larry brown darryl grant andryl jones. >> plus a few baltimoreav players will be there,, too like ray louis and ed read.d r these are huge names and this event ends tomorrow and for a single day pass it will costos $10. >> $10. >> that's it. >> for an autograph. >> i know. >> for all you music loversll yl head out to the bowieov town t center for its summer concert series. >> you'll be able to enjoy jazz performances by severalrmay artists.arti you can bring a lawn claire and jacket plus adultjack beverages will be provided. >> forget the water. water. lastly if you want to get ridu a of your old prescription drugspo the alexandria sheriff'ssh office is hosting a drug take t back event in alexandria this i morning. >> all you have to do is d

t laura evans tried it out licensl join us live with more on the controversy over cryo therapy. ♪ >>> 9:23. we're less than an hour awayr from learning the verdict in thi trial of lieutenant brian rice.r the judge is expected to issueos his decision right at 10:00 a.m. rice of course one of the six te officers charged in the death oh freddie gray.y. fox5's bob barnard live from tht courthouse now with the latest.. any word on how it might be going in there before the publii reveal of the verdict, bob? >> reporter: well, i tell was.. prosecutors are so far. i think there's a lot ofot o anticipation this officer willfw walk as well.was he has not arrived at the courthouse yet.urthse yet you have media and beyond themhe sheriffs deputes. lieutenant brian rice will be b brought up in here in car momentarily he's free on bon soo he's been a free man at this point. po fruit-year-old police lieutenand if you look right over here, p h guys, there are a couple of protesters here justice for 43 r deed gray. god never fails a few people ouo here awaiting the verdict wedi expect at 10:00 o'

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fox laura evans has jack story. >> reporter: it's an easy summer day in the creed en house, siblingsace off in a game of twister. today, the kids can just be kids. unfortunately, it's not always like this. jack has a rare form of leukemia and needs a bone marrow transplant. >> because jack was adopted from russia, we have they don't blood relatives, and we're not exactly sure his exact ethnic match-up. >> jack and catherine were adopted from the same or fine inch in see beer array. they're not blood relatives but have been inseparable since adopted. >> when we brought them home after a 30-hour journey we put them down in cribs side by side and grabbed each other hands. >> catherine takes pride in being her brother caretaker, she helps makes sure he's comfortable. talking to him like she's his nurse. the creed ens started their search in march with they don't luck so far, an international search is now underway. >> i said to jack, i was like, you know, you know i would much rather be the one getting this, it's not you. and typical jack fashion, he was like, well, i wouldn't want you t

joining us, i'm sarah simmons than afo u i'm laura evans. out on the streets the city has turned into a mass of protests and demonstrations all against donaldat trump. fox5 tom fitzgerald is life in cleveland tonight. tom, have things been pieceful for the most part out there. >>reporter: pieceful, but loudt we can tell you we were right ir the middle of it today. there was a park here in cleveland called public square.. what public square has turnedas into tonight is a massive stage for all different types of protestors who have descended on this city of the republican national convention is underway. take a look at at some of what f we were seeing out there on the streets this afternoon.this this is a gentleman who was carrying an ar15 assault weapon. now, this is legal in the state of ohio. it's an open carry state.tat there were other people likeike this gentleman from black livesk matter that were out there talking about their stories and police interactions viewpoint with law enforcement. there were also people that were out there prot

. >> i'm laura evans, it is day three, of the rnc convention, and tonight donald trump is in cleveland preparing to except the nomination of republican party for president of the united states. fox5's tom fitzgerald live in cleveland tonight. fits, how are things looking today? >> good evening, sarah. good evening, laura. here in cleveland, donald trump has rear-arrived after the cameo he made on monday in a dramatic arrival. the trump plane touched down underneath soon joined mike pence's perspective vice presidential nominee. pence will accept his nomination tonight, trump will do it tomorrow, pence got a walk through here in the arena this afternoon, but earlier this afternoon, outside his arena, the streets of cleveland have come alive today, with protesters. take a look at some of the video from earlier today. these are just outside of the security perimeter here, protesters erected what they are calling wall around they were attempting to encircle the hotel where donald trump was staying, but they weren't table do that because of the security perimeter that surrounds that. so ins

laura evans sat down with jack and his family. >> it's easy summer day in the creeden house.lings jack and katherine face off in a game of twister. today the kids can be kids unfortunately, it's not always like this. jack has a rare form of leukemia and needs a bone marrow transplant but his case is especially unique. >> because jack was adopted from russia we have no blood relatives and we're not exactly sure of his exact ethnic makeu makeup. >> jack and katherine were adopted from the same orphanage in western siberia born twelve days apart they're not blood relatives but been inseparable since adopted. >> when we brought them home from siberia after 30 hour journey we brought them down in kids side by side and reevrpd out literally and grabbed other's hands. >> katherine takes pride in being her brother's caretaker flushing his lines and makes sure he's comfortable talking to him like she's his nurse. >> push the air out. >> yep. >> the creedens started their search in march with no luck so far and interactional ser search now underway. >> i said to jackie was like you kno

our cnn political director, david chalian is with us, evan perez, former federal prosecutor laura coates is with us as well. evan, let me start with you. because we did get new information, new details on what hillary clinton knew about classified information being used on her private e-mail server. >> that's right, wolf. one bit of information we were able to get from this hearing that was significant about those -- what comey had described on tuesday as a small number of documents that contained markings that indicated that there was classified information. that's important because hillary clinton has been saying repeatedly, including before congress, that she never sent or received classified information that was marked classified at the time that she was sending them. what we learned today from director comey is that there were three e-mails, three e-mails that contained a marking that was a small -- a letter "c" within parentheses which designated that those contained classified information. that's important because it contradicts what hillary clinton has been saying. comey also cla

evans. linda herrin. guam john james -- donna jones. hawaii nathan -- >> present -- >> idaho. laura gravas. i'm getting closer. illinois john cabello. indiana john hayman. >> here. >> myles -- >> here. >> thank you. iowa. -- i'm sorry i forgot -- thank you. steve scheffler from iowa. kansas kelly -- beverly. kentucky ralph -- >> yeah. >> kelly nightcraft. louisiana gwen bowman. ross little. maine, alex -- >> here. >> maryann kinne. >> here. >> maryland nickolai ambross. massachusetts jenna fogarty. vincent devito. michigan judy swabeck. matt hall. minnesota cindy pugh. david aspen. >> here. >> mississippi -- barber. missouri -- tricia tomlis. montana anita. nebraska troy simmons. nevada dana orrick. jordan russ. >> present. >> thank you, sir. steve dupree. louisiana christine scirano. new mexico rosie -- new york jennifer rich. north carolina -- thomas stock. north dakota. >> here. ohio. jo ann davidson. oklahoma gary jones. megan widmer. oregon. solomon -- chris beretta. pennsylvania joyce haas. lawrence -- puerto rico. rhode island steve farris. elaine grossman. south carolina cindy costa

laura ingle in our new york newsroom, thank you. a fox news alert and the race for the u.s. senate and control thereof got a lot more interesting because former democratic senator evan by of indiana is jumping in to the indiana senate race . it upends the race for the majority in 2016, a democratic challenger who was seen as perhaps not as likely a winner of that seat is getting out of the way so that evan by can try to reclaim an indiana seat for the democrats. he announced his plans to run for senate while representative baron hill is stepping aside. we will keep you apprised as democrats tried to retain control of the u.s. senate and as i said it got a lot more interesting my these days, we will talk about that later. a flexible or to bring you, after the boat to leave your european union by the uk and as promised in the boat aftermath, moments ago british prime ministerssaying he will step down on wednesday , we are talking about david cameron course and that means this woman theresa may will become the british prime minister on wednesday. he will be the second british prime minister, female private minister in history. her primary opponent in the battle to sece

laura, thank you so much. >> thank you for watching "power lunch." >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> hi, everybody. welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly evans at new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. uncertainty in europe and u.s. bond yields, hitting record lows today especially on the long end of the curve. financials in the u.s. and abroad suffering, as well, today. we'll dig deeper into what's behind that move today. >> energy also one of the worst performers. oil prices under pressure with the new study saying u.s. oil reserves surpassed russia and saudi arabia's. we'll look at the geopolitical impact. >> the question is unproven reserves. how do you count an unproven reserve? >> unproven -- >> exactly. we'll ask about that coming up. >>> plus, the fbi announcing today it will not recommend any criminal charges for democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton. and she is about to speak along with president obama. they're at a campaign rally in charlotte, north carolina. we'll take you there live momentarily. >>> let's start with the u.s. and uk banks under pressure. bob pisani? >> hello, william. you throw in the slow gro

laura, thank you so much. >> thank you for watching "power lunch." >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> hi, everybody. welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly evansw york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. uncertainty in europe and u.s. bond yields, hitting record lows today especially on the long end of the curve. financials in the u.s. and abroad suffering, as well, today. we'll dig deeper into what's behind that move today. >> energy also one of the worst performers. oil prices under pressure with the new study saying u.s. oil reserves surpassed russia and saudi