this shea porter. recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, i speak in opposition to this amendment. this amendment makes perfect withdrawal and reservation public land already withdrawn and reserved for naval air weapons state china lake, california and withdraws additional land. and that's an important point because some of this is private land which is now around the bureau of land management. q would actually be surrounded by the military. and the navy has described that situation as awkward. so we're also reserving additional land -- or withdrawing additional land. and i think it's a private property issue and a public property issue. while the department of the interior or doy and the department of defense, support the continued military use of these lands, as do i. neither doi or the military have asked for public withdrawal of these lands and they actually pose such withdrawal. it provides a real benefit to doi and the public. because it allows for cooperative discussion on how to best manage

shea said she did not want her parents to realize her name was not going to be called at graduation. >> they got us up here and they got the graduation going. we were all happen bring once we started the ceremony. >> shea told police her mother paid her thousands of dollars for her education but she did not attend any classes the last school year. >>> the country's biggest satellite provider is being bought for $48 million. at&t will buy directv becoming the nation's second largest provider of television services. it allows at&t to expand its mobile, video and broadband services. this includes some 26 million video subscribers plus a broadband network that could would ever 70 million customer locations. this move is seen as an attempt to compete against comcast and time warner cable. if this goes through it will be the largest paid tv provider. >>> republican national committee chairman rice prevus sauce questions about hillary clinton's age is valid. his recent comments suggested hillary had a brain injury. >> i think that health and age is fair game. it was fair game for ronald reg

we lost jamie shea. i'm sorry. they are replacing the call. well, ambassador ischinger, why don't you -- >> i can take that. >> jamie shea, did you the question? spent i did hear the question, margaret, yes. >> i will ask anyone to give a fairly brief and to because we have a lot of hands up. was it a mistake not to take in georgia and ukraine in 2008? >> well, no. again can you can't take these countries, georgia and ukraine were then and still now, still in preparation for membership. that work continues. what was not done in the wake of the crisis is for small lift the offer to georgia on ultimate nature membership. georgia missed the conditions but lumping ukraine and georgia together is what because there's some considerable time already ukraine has made clear it's not seeking nato membership, even under the present crisis. it hasn't renewed requested their membership. sometimes i'm mystified when russians always talk about nato as if it were sor sorted seekino embrace ukraine as a member. that's not the case. we're continuing to work wit

brian shea. ryan shea from look wood colorado.udents who have been declared state winners. you can video their doodles online. the five that get the most votes will be named the finalist. ryan's todayel -- doodle respects the junction between the past, present and future. >> my invention would create connections between world and people and connect us so that we can be intertwined with each other. the national winner will get a $30,000 college skip and $50,000 for computer lab for the school. the winner will be revealed on may 31st. >>> east bay mud is getting water from the sacramento river. a dozen areas will receive the new area including crocket and parts of oakland. noah walker is live. you put people's taste buds to the test. >> the water from the sacramento river mixes in with water in the san pablo reservoir, we wanted to know if people could taste the difference. >> water can play tricks. it's reflection makes light dance and trees float. it can disappear. >> we have supply options today we didn't have. that's water from

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after allegedly making bomb threats to try to cancel a connecticut graduation ceremony. 22-year-old shea faced a judge today. she forced a crowd of 5,000 to vaccinated wait a venue. turns out, she didn't want her family to know she was not graduating. she was found among the crowd wearing a cap and gown that she had purchased. >> smart and smooth. >>> a 10-year-old boy made a quick switch-a-roo when he caught a ball at a rangers game, but gifted a different one to a fan. he turned around and hand the woman a different ball in his other hand. austin says he did give the woman a real ball from the game. one that he had caught earlier. nice guy. >> i was told that if i got another ball i should give someone else. so i turned around. i thought i was going to give it to someone deep down there. i saw her right in front of me. i gave it to her. >> smart man. austin says he wasn't trying to trick the woman and that he is getting a lot of attention for his smooth move. >> probably not his last smooth move because he won her heart. >>> he paid the price for having a common name. a bay area man tu

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i can take that question. >> actually, jamie shea, tide you hear the question? >> i did. and i -- i did, yes. >> i'm going to ask everyone to give a brief answer because we have a lot of hands up. was it a mistake not to take in georgia and ukraine in 2008? >> well, no. again, you can't take in countries that are not ready for membership and georgia and ukraine were then and still now still in preparation for membership, and that work continues. what nato has not done in the wake of the crisis is, first of all, lift the offer to georgia on ultimate nato membership if georgia meets can bees. but you're putting ukraine and georgia together is wrong. ukraine is not seeking nato membership, even in the present crisis, it has not renewedy for nato. russians were talking about nato as actually seeking to have ukraine as a member. that's not the case. we're working with georgia but this is a deliberate process in preparation that has to go through. no. i don't believe that the nato decision was the reason. unless russians at the time, president putin, but -- some kind of alibi o

. >> shea go through the gulches and, so it made it kind of difficult. where the body was, where the lady fell, they couldn't access it with the helicopter, so they had to carry her off to the side. >> it's still not exactly clear what happened, whether the line snapped or her harness became undone. this is video of the zip line where she worked. the company offered several kinds of zip line tours. the company says it is fully cooperating with a police investigation. >>> the united nations says oklahoma's botched execution of an inmate may actually violate international law. on tuesday night, a new drug combination left clayton lockett writhing and clenching his teeth, before executioners actually stopped the execution, but then the prisoner eventually died of a heart attack. the u.n.'s human rights office says it may amount to cruel and inhuman and degrading treatment under international human rights law. >>> and this morning, investigators say they prevented an unimaginable tragedy, as they're calling it, after foiling a teenager's plot to kill his fam

against anti government activist underway in sioux city isn't violent unrest shaking few more overnight shea. dozens of anti government activists are burned alive after extremists in the deadly inferno in the rain city of odessa report elite even beating badly injured survivors. at any of the us death row inmates shining so while the us were on the use of untested drugs for lethal injections entering tonight's calls for a moratorium on capital punishment. god's first general election since nato troops pulled out it was an atom in a nationwide terror campaign. no parties likely to score enough votes to dominate the political landscape. i am. bill. my boss tell me mary johnson. at least seven people have been confirmed dead in the days of fighting in eastern ukraine see the upcoming tours the army there is now resting controlled most of the city from anti government activists. aig's posts here is in the region. dramatic developments getting soft eastern ukraine way the news is unfolding foss and furious if restocked with the town of qana told that is around seventeen km from where i am the sav

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police say danielle shea didn't want her family to find out that she was no longer enrolled in the schoold wasn't graduating. the graduation was moved to a different venue. police traced the calls to her phone. she was arrested wearing a cap and gown. >>> the coast guard trying to salvage a brand-new $10 million yacht that capsized at a marina in washington state. this happened just as builders were about to deliver it to the owner. as soon as they put the 90-foot yacht in the water for the first time, it hit some rocks and rolled on its side. the crew was trapped inside as the water rushed in. they had to break a window to escape. >>> now, to southern california where a homeowner got quite a shock. she ran into a coyote, stuck on eight-foot wall, while outside yesterday morning tending to her flowers. they have no idea how the animal got up there. it was hours before it decided to jump off and just run away to safety. >> check him out. you can do it. >> why would it take him that long? >> that wasn't so hard after all. >>> a massive sinkhole has opened up on a college football field in t

shea and a neighbor.she was with a mother and a neighbor. >> at stretch of south shore drive has a lot of small children. and he's a speed bump to force drivers to slow down. >> those are among the strict regulations for mayor emmanuel for future gun stores in chicago. the lie that city hall with details on the proposed rules. >> the city must approve restrictions by july 14th. part of the federal ruling four months ago that found chicago's ban on gun stores to be unconstitutional. the proposed ordinance will limit store openings to select pockets of the city. >> the mayor wants further restrictions. often the case with illegal weapons recovered from, and scenes. all customers would be videotaped at the point of purchase. in addition a 72 hour waiting period only one gun purchase per month per customer and special training so employees can identify traffickers. all the men are eager to tackle the issues. some are concerned the restrictions could lead to more legal problems for the city. >> i cannot go back to my residence and say that we spend $20 million defending an ordinance to go d

shea after more than two days of battling a wildfire and also fighting and kind when to push the flames in extreme heat with two features close to one hundred degrees. flyer teams finally have a handle on the voicemail ninety percent contained after ravaging parts of the oklahoma play. it is heartbreaking. what a buyer can do. at least twenty homes damaged or destroyed more than four thousand acres scorched. and now with the smoke begins to clear the rubble in ash the remains many are finding hero. like johnny knox. softens the euro on as that knox was a firefighter he was a truck driver. so it's a bit ironic he gave his pickup to neighbors and stay in the fight. as the flames rushden. i had to leave the tent. johnny never ran away. i think if i were back in the know a brother a friend to literally put himself in the line of fire to help save this community nope just really an incredible sacrifice from johnny knox let's get back to the fire the situation for the moment we can put extreme conditions continue both shared across the midwest a potential tender box the wildfire season contin

more time to extend the highlights all these years is training again anyway us sunday night >> : at sheabaum visits the sport's nine wizard's pacers will no with the miami heat plays in indiana paul george can get rid of the washington wizards on was its home floor fund series. what an 0.7 rebounds not bad tonight was and is good on the road but home no off on room off 29 points from david west larry bird these with the co minutes left in the game might team now starts a business the go game 1 against the miami heat sunday in indiana eastern conference championship controversial call in game 5 will show you the outburst which cause doc rivers $25,000 >> : star ball we won the game we got robbed because the call >> : and here's the place once again 25 for dockers the ball was ruled off the blue clad clippers looking pretty good today it off the white clad sought 25 04 doc right now in a fight as we speak clippers' leading tonight by six points over oklahoma city clipper wends series over clipper when all begin seven on sunday when for oklahoma city wraps up six chemistry lexus all to comm

neil: with the benefit of the doubt i say to shea enough with the nonsense if we do it to the degree of with just the sake of getting dirt on them. it is a strong response and anything we have done with vladimir putin or russia. >> that is the speaker much anyway. [laughter] neil: but all i say is we let rush just a ball over us but not the chinese and? >> talk about risk as businesses at the end of the day here is what is important. we just a shot of message begins them what is the collateral damage. neil: you're not supposed to think of that. seriously. the idea it is our attitude to punish russia that say don't go too far. >> that is exactly what we will look bad now. of course. >> it is interesting. flight think this came alex of frustration and to make an ideal for a couple of years it is no secret it is going on in they could not make it and they got frustrated. neil: you are a lawyer. >> stock. but he makes a great point what comes now? said he will start talking about we wish they had not. neil: and jesse james would have had more clout if we are holier than thou but we are n

they are not caw shea sheen. they are fungi.n you are playing mario cart you are playing with a me. it looks like me. big eyebrows and large nose and it is me. nobody plays as the toad. >> joanne there are at least five female characters. why don't we focus on the sexual diversity. >> which is wrong because we know women can't drive. i had to say that. >> you are a terrible driver. >> i am. i am representing all of the terrible drivers i am glad we are represented. >> the guy who bro this gave him a big debut. >> you write a letter like that it is consuming your life. >>> it is time to take a break. more stuff when we come back. >>> are we at peak prank? a comedy on youtube features unsuspecting civilians to help her. their good deed is met with a demonic surprise. >> kate, are you as disgusted as i am? >> i love. it i was cracking up watching it. the creepest thing is the guy with the vampire contacts and the braces that introduces the video. he is creep yes, sir than the demon kid. i don't like to be pranked, but i thought thi

a long history of working on humans rights and one of the people responsible for that work is nina shea. she is chairing today's session. i want to thank her for her work. i want to thank her for her courage. i want to mention that nina and her colleagues at the center for religious freedom have been doing this for a number of years and telling the stories that need to be told and bringing greater attention to the suffering that we all need to pay attention to and act to reverse. i want to thank her for her work and dedication. do, i will letr a t her take over the panel. >> thank you all for coming. especially on short notice. is a privilege and honor for me to be introducing this panel. we have a friend of ours who is a human rights lawyer for the jubilee campaign. he has been on this podium before. in november. he brought another survivor of the boko haram to washington to tell about his ordeal. that man was shot in the head after refusing to deny his faith. and he lived. he survived and came here i -- and brought the x-rays. if you want to look at our video stream -- on our website,

. >> on what it will take to negotiate with boko haram, we're borne by shea hasani. we appreciate your being with us. this latest suggestion from boko haram that they would be willing to negotiate some sort of agreement, does this represent a change in thought on behalf the part of boko haram? >> i don't think it's a change of thought. what we need towns clearly is these abduction he have been going on for the past two to three years. what makes this abduction different is the sheer number of students that were abducted. and the offer made by the insurgent group should be seen as another opportunity, an option, that could be used to get these children out of captivity. we cannot contemplate using force to free these girls in the sense that they are now used as human shield and for the insurgent, they have nothing to lose if they kill these girls. >> so you think that this this really is an opportunity to negotiate, that these young women will now be some sort of bargaining chip? what sort of release do you think would work? what sort of negotiation would be effective

they shea they're not going to. this is good for customers and more options and get it around the company. what happens, we saw this the wireless industry. right now you have four cable companies let's say going to become two. in the wires le industry we didn't let at&t and t-mobile merge a couple years back. now this year, t-mobile added record subscribers this quarter. why? because they fought and dropped prices across industry and everybody had to react to that. letting several companies compete together, smaller companies, is way better than having two. gerri: better pricing for consumers is what you're saying? >> right. gerri: are these two talking about, well, i will tell this is not a done deal not by any stretch of the imagination. it is being reported out right now. are they doing this because of the comcast mergeer? do they think they have to tie up because of what comcast is doing? >> certainly seems like it. if you look at at&t's u-verse subscriber base is far, far lower than the other two. if it combine

our legal attash shea has been in touch with nigerian police, the fbi stands ready to send additional personnel to provide technical and investigate ga tory assistance including hostage negotiations. >>> a number of u.s. military officials have been on the ground in nigeria since well before the girls were kidnapped as part of the military's permanent office of security cooperation there. while the pentagon is preparing on sending additional military to nigeria, defense officials say no decision haves been made to deploy any combat forces. as nbc news reports, what is a certainty, according to one senior official is that the u.s. military will deploy surveillance drones from africom and europe. as the u.s. role plays out in the coming days, members of congress have set their sites on the leader of boka haram. >> we have such a defiant person, he's now kidnapped more girls. this is what -- there is a special place in hell for somebody like him. >> they have kidnapped girls this time. they were slaughtering boys before, and this is all within the context of nigeria becoming the fastest

they shea $400,000 what you pay your fa over time. the truth is, most people don't have a financial advisor for their entire life. so they're probably not paying that much money but what do you think of the idea of having a financial advisor in the first place, particularly people who don't meet your high net worth requirements? >> you know, every firm is different, so even if you can't invest in a hedge fund, if you're not an accredited investor you can still have a financial advisor helping you pick what you want to be invested in. i think they're a very valuable service for the average investor. there is too much going on in the markets to keep track of it if you have a full-time job outside of the investment world. gerri: anna, thank you. >> absolutely. gerri: just keep those fees below 1%. 1% or below. >>> now we want to know what you think. here's our question tonight. are financial advisors, are they worth the money? log on to gerriwillis.com. vote on the right-hand side of the screen. i will show you the results at the end of

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this is a photoof their niece shea in arlington in front of christopher horton's grachlt you can neversacrifice enough. >> and recently we were in washington d.c., and my husband took this photoof our 12 month old daughter. i am going to cry. she's standing in front of the memorial wall in washington d.c. and we were in the white house correspondent's dinner. it hits home. she didn't grow up military and she understands the sacrifice. >> my father was in vietnam and he came home and then he didn't. >> god bless you. >> beautiful photo. memorial day for me is giving thanks and it is about the men and women who taught me to be courageous and keep my priority straight. and every night when i go to sleep i take a moment to thank them for what they gave up. the person i wanted to honor my frent asked me to honor james who was stilled in 1990. and he was the only guy his company lost. >> we are happy to remember them all. and thank you for watching today. and then happening now. >> and we begin with a fox news alert. rescue teams searching for survivors after a giant mud slide in colorado fo

they shea drivers for companies like uber, lyft and sidecar are operating at the airplane illegally andhey are turning to city officials for help. >> driving travelers to and from sfo is big business. so much drivers for ride sharing companies are doing it general way without the proper permit. he got a stern warning from an airport officer. >> he said are you a commercial driver? i said no, i work uber. he said that's commercial. you are restricted and told me to leave. >> most have taken off the trade dress, the pink mustache, for example. they are still catching a number of drivers in violation. in a three-week period they have given warnings to 110 drivers. 101 were from uber, 7 from lyft, one from sidecar and one from wings. in a letter to the public utility commission that regulates the companies, they said the disturbing lack of compliance with requirements raised serious public safety concerns at the airport. >> we are finding drivers that have expired licenses, finding drivers with no insurance, finding drivers that don't even own the car that they are using. >> sfo said a perm

it would be interesting to know what the sheas paid -- the chinese paid for the gas, i bet it was a bargain. but beyond that, russia is paying a significant price in terms of its international standing and terms of its economy. >> charlie: if it's paying a price in international standing, how is it affecting their actions? is it affecting how president putin weighs his risk? >> well, i think it must be to a certain extent because russia has taken some decisions and different steps along the way that could have gone either way. they'd had more than 30,000 troops amassed along ukraine's border and we and others thought there was a risk they might cross over into eastern and southern ukraine as they had crimea. they have not done so. in the last week to ten days, we've seen incredible indications the forces are redeploying back to their home barracks. i can't tell you with certainty why putin took that decision, but it's notable that he did. in addition, we have now a successful election in ukraine, which was certainly not assured several weeks ago. first round winner decisively in all parts o

even when they shea it's not it is always about money. deirdre: it is an economic proposition bold enough to make karl marx blush. impose an 80% tax on income the, starting at $500,000. that is one of the recommendations in economist thomas pikety's new book, capital in the 21st century. it is inspiring serious debate on income inequality. here our own charlie gasparino. and senior judicial analyst, andrew napolitano. you can't get the book online. it is sold out. everyone is talking about it, in my humble opinion it is complete outrage. >> i'm reading it. we should point out this started. i sent an email through fox business and said this book which is essentially das capital revisited, which is karl marx famous treatise of communism is talk of mainstream media. legitimate business -- deirdre: everyone is talking about it. >> we need to address this was i only one that responded on sunday afternoon? >> i think so. >> you were irate. >> emailed me back and forth about theories of economic activity on sunday afternoon. -- picketty. deirdre

david: charles, forgive me for interrupting before you talk about rush shea want to talk about china. mention these walls of worry and investors folks like us are concerned about. we have china slowdown. the cyber headlines front page headlines in the "wall street journal" among others. possible moves, military moves against japan. imperial moves against vietnam. these are pretty significant events, are they not? >> well, if you recall we had a little spy scandal of our own, what was that six months to a year ago here and that really didn't amount to much. the big story with china is the fear that their property market is about to implode. we have a little experience with that ourselves here. if you recall, wasn't that long ago, 2008, 2009. david: crippled us for about six years. would say that would be a reason not to invest? >> well, sure, that is the fear with china right now they could have that happening. that their property market could slide, continue to slide and that will pull down their financial sector. so the question is, is that already priced in? when you look at chinese

when is the last time we called it turned shea -- target? have that cash day like it used to. it is sort of like walmart now. it is to get the strategy back in place. >> is this going to do it? this is going to be enough to replace the ceo. >> it is partially about time. target is making the migration to the embedded chip technology. that will be a huge step up in terms of security, data security. it depends on who it is. who is the replacement going to be? mindy grossman as a potential successor. president of the u.s. operations of walmart could come over. not a lot of noncompete issues. who are you going to get in place that is going to make a difference? strategy be online stale scum are reinventing the retail experience, deeper security? it will have to be all of those things. inyou want to get a merchant there who is going to improve the product mix. the online has to come way back from where it is. >> the stock really has recovered from the data breach. the ceo is pretty much a lie for a target. injoins the trainee program 1979. he bec

overnight shea stadium transformed into something that more resembled la guardia airport that there wereplaced all over the place, and mr. met, myself at the time, couldn't get his big noggin through a lot of the metal detectors which caused a backlog in the line. you know, there was a little bit of metal in my head. the wands would go off when nypd was frisking me. they threw me up against the wall and put the cuffs on me. secret service was having none of that. they kind of -- they kind of, like, took me aside and said, mr. met, we're not going to bother you anymore. do what it is you normally do, but just so you know, there's snipers all around the ring of the stadium. approach the president, we go for the kill shot. >> _#mascot problems. that's sudden sg i cannot relate to. two questions i'm dying to know. how hot does it actually get in the costume, and what when you think back on your years as being a mascot, of the most uncomfortable moment you had in dealing with some of the fans? >> well, it gets very hot. i mean, i would say it's a good 40 to 50 degrees hotter in there. january

shea confessed to the calls, telling police she lied to her family about attending the school this year. she hoped the threats would force the school to cancel the ceremony so she wouldn't have to explain why she didn't get a diploma. for those who did, the ceremony went on without a hitch. >> overall, the school handled it really well and they got us up there and got the graduation going, so we were all happy once we finally started the ceremony. >> reporter: and according to police, shea is charged with threatening in the first degree and falsely reporting an incident. she's currently being held on $20,000 bond and is set to appear in court later on this month. and i guess the moral of the story here is kids, stay in school. that's the very latest. i'm audrey washington reporting here from quinnipiac university. i'll send it back over to you, willie and savannah. >> that is just a wild story. i'm glad everybody got their diploma at the end of the day. audrey washington up in connecticut for us. thanks, audrey. >>> now we move to a controversy in horse racing. it's threatening californ

shea,y on -- jamie familiar to us, who covered the kosovo war.for manyen at nato years and a lot of important positions, including you were director for policy planning in 1994, if i'm not mistaken them but is best known perhaps as an ever present spokesman for nato, explaining what nato was doing especially throughout the 1990's. let me start and i will start with ambassador ischinger. to this decision, this fateful decision in january of 1994 to begin this partnership for peace. many picksy, as suggested at the time, as ms. fact has whatr in has happened in ukraine proved that it was prescient and necessary? >> margaret, thank you for bringing us all together here. i think this is a wonderful opportunity. know, ifs that, you one imagined a world in which we had not taken these decisions in 1994 and then going forward a few years, the first round of nato enlargement, where in fact poland was invited in and two other countries, and the subsequent enlargement runs, if we had not done that, what kind of chaos could possibly exist in europe today? e

nathan, chance, shea and connie ann. he had eight grandchildren. i wish to stand my sympathy to his family and recognize sergeant ride for his service, his selflessness and his courage. i urge my colleagues to take some time this week to think about these men and pay respect to the numerous other fallen heroes who have served our communities with professionalism, integrity, and compassion, as well as all members of the law enforcement community who watch over and guard our streets, protect us, our families, and our mr. president, i ask that my next remarks be placed at an appropriate place in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. hatch: last week i came to talk about the news reports surrounding the proposed merger between pfizer and astrazeneca. and the proposals we're seeing in response to that merger. as you know, one of the key details is that when pfizer, a large american company, acquires astrazeneca, another large but smaller u.k. company, they plan to incorporate the new merged company in the united kingdom, not here in

hudson has had a long history of working on humans rights and one of the people is nina shea.he is chairing today's session. i want to thank her for her work. i want to mention that nina and her colleagues at the center for religious freedom have been doing this for a number of years. they tell the stories that need to be told. they are bringing greater attention to the suffering that we all need to pay attention to and act to reverse. i want to thank her for her work and dedication. i will let her take over the panel. >> thank you all for coming. especially on short notice. is a privilege and honor for me to be introducing this panel. we have a friend of ours who is a human rights lawyer for the jubilee campaign. he has been on this podium before. in november. he brought another survivor of the boko haram to washington to tell about his ordeal. he was shot in the head after refusing to deny his faith. he lived. he survived and came here i brought the x-rays. you can look on our video stream. the video of his testimony is there. today we are also honored to have deborah peter.

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. >> shea's the artistic one, rees the math whiz. >> i find it strange that i'm able to explain how itks. >> something else makes her different from her twin, the stroke she suffered inside her mother's womb. >> i thought that only happened to people over 65 who had a heart disease or some other underlying condition. >> strokes also happen in about a thousand of the roughly 4 million u.s. births each year. neurologist mark wainwright said half who survive of left with a permanent disability. >> we don't know for the first few months after the stroke what their outcome will be. we have to prepare the family that the child may be left with life long deficits. >> rees started with developmental problems, being unable to crawl or use her right hand. she was also slow to talk. >> ow. that was a little bit too far. >> intensive therapy has helped rees overcome weakness on her right side, but her leg often gives her trouble as her bones and muscles grow. she works on balance, strengthening her leg and ankle and flexibility. rees started coming here for speech, physical and occupational therap