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we have new information tonight about sarah murnahan, the 10- year-old who went to court so she coulde placed on a donor list for adult lungs. this is sarah with her parents. today, her mother said she underwent two transplants because the first one failed. the second took place three days later, and so far is successful. how did a teenager go from flunking to fulfilling her dream? steve hartman find the secret ecrethe road" next. "on the road" next. they're fruity delicious! just two gummies have 4 grams of fiber! to help support regularity! i want some... [ woman ] hop on over! [ marge ] fiber the fun way, from phillips'. "that starts with one of the world's most advancedy," [ woman ] hop on over! distribution systems," "and one of the most efficient trucking networks," "with safe, experienced drivers." "we work directly with manufacturers," "eliminating costly markups," "and buy directly from local farmers in every region of the country." "when you see our low prices, remember the wheels turning behind the scenes, delivering for millions of americans, everyday. "dedication: that's

sarah murnahan has new lungs thanks to an adult donor. surgeons had to resize them during the successful six hour procedure. while she's still on a ventilator, she is expected to take her first breath within 48 hours. she's been battling cystic fibrosis and reportedly had only weeks to live when her family challenged the policy banning children under 12 from being considered for adult organ donations. >> it was a direct result of the ruling that allowed her to be put on the adult list. it was not pediatric lungs. she would never have gotten these lungs otherwise. >> a judge ruled last week that sarah and another child, 11-year-old javier acosta could get lungs. >>> should president obama be more forceful when it comes to intervening in syria? one major political player thinks so. politico reports that's what senator bill clinton said to john mccain in a closed event tuesday. clinton reportedly said president obama should support rebels against bashar al assad. any president risks looking like a total fool if they work too cautiously. by a

a federal judge ruled in favor of a temporary request for a dying ten-year-old girl named sarah murnahan the ruling comes after her parents filed a lawsuit asking a federal judge to change organ donation rules for children which say that kids under the age of 12 must wait for pediatric lungs to become available. the doctors feel they could successfully perform a transplant with adult lungs. it could greatly improve the chances for sarah. when sarah heard the news she was thrilled. watch. >> wahoo! >> sean: tonight we were supposed to have her father and aunt on the program. they had to rush back to the hospital and her aunt may join us on the phone in a few minutes. joining me in the studio with reaction to today's developments, fox news legal analyst peter johnson, jr. he has been speaking with the family since the story began and helping a lot. >> we have been advocating and the people at fox news have been leading the charge for sarah and i just spoke to her aunt, sharon ruddic three minutes ago and she asked me not the to say specifically but sarah was facing a dire emergency tonight

the same judge who issued a ruling in favor of a 10-year-old sarah murnahan has issued the same rulinghis little boy, 11-year-old javier acosta. the judge issued another temporary injunction against the rule that prevents children under the age of 12 from getting in line for available adult lungs. the lawsuit says javier needs a lung transplant soon or he most likely will die within two months. sarah's family, they have argued that the number of children's lungs available through organ donation programs is so small that young patients like her should be added to the list of people waiting for adult lungs. meanwhile, sarah remains in critical condition. but because of this judge's ruling, her mom says she's been moved now to near the top of the list to get a lung transplant. our jason carroll is joining us with more on how sarah's doing. >> her mother says she's definitely a fighter, that she is a tough little girl. but the reality is, suzanne, she's just not been doing well over the past few days. in fact, her mother said that last night was not good, even today she was struggling as w

the federal government is changing the policy based on the sarah murnahan case.on: people will continue to keep her in their thoughts and prayers today as they gets ready for the transplant surgery. jenna: we'll bring you any updates that we get over the next few hours. the verdict is in, a bizarre murder trial rocking a small town in kansas. jurors are tasked with deciding whether a former cop killed his wife or if it was all an elaborate suicide plan. what they decided coming up. plus as some are calling the man who spilled government secrets a traitor we'll talk about the risks to our national security. what is the real life effect of all of this? ambassador john bolton weighs in next. jenna: welcome back. the srerpd is in following a very high profile murder trial in kansas, the jury taking only hours to decide the fate of a former cop accused of killing his wife. rick folbaum is live in our new york city newsroom with more. >> reporter: the trial has been big news in small town america. king man, kansas, population 2900, a couple goes from being high school