to have fueled silas johnson loves his new walker. help them know that he can extend his legs and do things by himself more independent. you won't find on a storage cells it's homemade handcrafted after jessica johnson's grandfather walked into this ritual and has home depot. it's only about the walker an ideal that he had a manager matthew spencer soon learn that silas has disease. leaving him blind and would love muscle town regular walkers we're just too small. they quickly brought into rental supervisor eric mindel. my debit to your of my own and sodas chris i just don't bright into it and said there give it to some missions. will get everything done for year and build it for free and the genius behind it to attack chris right. started with 1 inch pbc and ran with it. i use the foam on the edges. looks like the tape on it to help stand out. after two days and working on

then came the moment when silas got a take it for a spin. it was just really cool started feeling around on it. excited. he started laughing and using his little feet to push himself backwards. i had a big smile. maybe a couple little tears here and there. jessica johnson the challenge of a special new challenge can sometimes be overwhelming intel something like this happens. i pray for them. ours. you know it's worth it when you can bring grown men to tears like that. so thankful for the mom because she goes through so much of strangers helping her out like that. former athlete accused of doping and now getting into the drug business. we talked about his new venture and how it will help people with muscle and joint pain we put on sunscreen before trip to the park and mountains coming up why veterinarians say your pets need of former cyclist making a surprising covered chain in 2006 floyd landis won the tour de france please later trip to the tunnel for doping allegations thanks for staying with us. landis is now moved on from the scandal he

these home depot dads fueled by their overwhelming desire to help this guy crafted this walker for silas. >> and then i was what, thank you and we need to recognize these heart in hard work into making this for my son. they don't know us. >> it was just really nice to know that i did there for this child and he liked it a lot. >> and then came the moment when silas got to take it for a spin. >> as soon as we put him in there it was really cool. he started feeling around on it. you could tell he was happy, excited basically, he started laughing and started using his little feet to push himself a big smile, maybe a little tears. >> for jessica johnson, the challenges of a special needs child can sometimes be overwhelming until something like this happens. >> i prayed for him and prayed that god would bless their families because they definitely blessed ours. >> nice job, guys. the walker has metal broom handle pieces on all four corners that grows, the walker can grow with him. >> an indian man set a record for swimming across lake michigan. >> hear about his journey and beneath the sands

well, regular size walker as to small for silas. well, so his grandfather decided to go to home depot to try and build him one from scratch. that is when a few employees hearded the boy's condition and offered to help free of charge. >> four-inch casters. i used the foam around the edges to make it soft. roped to see core the seat and reflective tape on it to stand out or something. >> awe. well the mother says the new walker helps her son be a little bit more pent. >> good, good works in the world. well, just in time for your fantasy draft party. all right. deal this that paved the way for new yorkers to get back in on daily fantasy football. >> brian look ryan lochte's apology was not enough how travelers are telling rio they are so sorry for his bow >> fantly sports lovers can once again place their bets in new york. >> matt king tell us if the deal that came in time for the beginning of football. well, the law has to be changeed if they are going to operate. we'll see what happens in albany and not changed. we're back in court.

how to make sure the concept of "sila" is alive and everything ou do. this awareness of consciousness. there is a sense of respect and dignity and of action that makes culture thrive. you lose that. we have mostly killed off all of the indigenous cultures that we came across in the lower latitudes. it makes it even more precious that there are some still alive. in terms of just our weather, i call it bad weather. i'm sick of climate change. i just call it bad weather. that the arctic dress the climate of the world. the most important word is albino which means white. the road reflected the of snow and ice all over the world radiate 80% of solar heat back into the space. it is what -- the arctic heat has been keeping our latitudes temperate. it is a natural air-conditioner. it has been functioning for a long time. as things start to melt and sea ice disappears as the greenland ice sheet collects ash from wildfires and soot from industry and algae blooms on top of the ice, it can absorb more heat and deflects less heat. ou have all these feedback systems

silas took his new walker out for a spin. the corners even extend so as silus grows the walker can grow with him. that's it for fox5 news this morning. more starts now! now on more... former super model tyra banks "banks" on vegas to find some models for her new makeup line. why she chose sin city as a stop for her search for beauty. plus - vegas headliner britney spears teams up with the red cross to raise funds for the flood victims in her home state of louisiana. giving you the chance to win a trip to the m-t-v video music awards! and see how this man lost 300 pounds on something he calls the 'wal- mart' diet and find out why this woman is choosing to live 24-7 in a dog kennel. that's in today's what's trending. also - tips on how you can wear your swimsuit at the pool and beach to going out to a club or restaurant on the vegas streets. more starts now!!! (( music )) i'm falling for las vegas, lights they shine so bright i'm falling for las vegas, more than a strip its a way of life i'm falling for las vegas, where not one

silas took his new walker out for a spin. the corners even extend so as silus grows the walker can grow with him. let's take a look at what's ahead on fox five news this (nats of fire truck) another busy night for first responders as drivers ignored warnings to steer clear of flash flooding in the valley... bottom line... don't push your luck. last night's storm made for some incredible light shows in the sky. bolt after bolt danced across our valley skyline. "oh my god look how deep this is... this is awesome." when you're a little kid... the rain is fun... this little lady couldn't have been happier to dance around in the rising waters. good morning i'm dave hall. and i'm maria silva. welcome to fox5 news this morning. north las vegas and the central slammed by a severe storm monday evening. flash flooding and incredible lightning shows made for a soggy drive home for many drivers. check out this scene at the intersection of lake mead and civic center. drivers tried their luck as they made it through the rising waters. our

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how to make sure the concept of "sila" is alive in everything you do. this awareness of consciousness. there is a sense of respect and dignity and of action that makes a culture thrive. you lose that. which is, to me, immense. we have mostly killed off all of the indigenous cultures that we came across in the lower latitudes. it makes it even more precious that there are some still alive. in terms of just our weather, i call it bad weather. i'm sick of the words climate change. i just call it bad weather. that the arctic drives the climate of the world. the most important word is albido, which means white. the reflectivity of the snow and ice all over the world radiate 80% of solar heat back into the space. it is what -- the arctic heat has been keeping our latitudes temperate. it is a natural air-conditioner. it has been functioning for a long time. as things start to melt and sea ice disappears, as the greenland ice sheet collects ash from wildfires and soot from industry in china and algae blooms on top of the ice, it can absorb more heat and deflect

"sila." gretel: it is the first word i learned. it means both weather. the power of nature. and consciousness. not just human consciousness, but the consciousness of all sentient beings. it goes beyond that. appearls of animals that in the masks that they make for dances. wolf face with a seal coming out of the mouth where the wolf as each in the soul of the seal. eaten the soul of the seal. world in whichr there is no domination of one to the other. you are all there out on the ice together. the first time you went out hunting with them, what was it like? gretel: i was not squeamish. there was a young woman who later became a prime minister of greenland who had grown up in villages and i met her. to come up ased much as i do. she speaks seven languages. she did not show up. typical. i thought, i have come a long way so i might as well go. i went out with two strange men who do not speak english and i did not speak and still don't speak greenlandic. i asked the owner of the guesthouse house if i would be ok and he said, do you think i would send you out on the ice with peopl

a man named arch farrell, and the sitting attorney general for the state of alabama whose name was silas garrett. shortly after the murder garrett checked himself into a mental hospital in texas and avoided being prosecuted. only fuller and farrell stood trial and only fuller ever went to prison and not for very long. he got out, moved back to phenix city where he was taken care of by his former associates for the rest of his days. the story made national and international headlines. a local newspaper won a pulitzer prize for the coverage of its case but it was no surprise to the people of phenix city who had been pleading with state and federal agencies for help for decades. they had appealed, in fact, to estes kefauver and his colleagues on the senate committee to investigate organized crime. the high point of tensions in phenix city overlapped with the work of the kefauver committee. indeed, senator kefauver and albert patterson, the man who was murdered by the mob, were pretty good acquaintances and exchanged a lot of letters and back-and-forth advice about how best to deal with this

the firstild sila, word in greenlanddic that i learned.s whether, the power -- it means eather," the power of nature, but also consciousness. all of nature, the marine mammals that they eat. it goes beyond that -- the souls of animals that appear in the masks that they make for dances. you will see one face that could be able to face, -- be a wolf's face, but with a seal coming out of the mouth. ae wolf has eaten the soul of seal so that in a way it is any holistic circular world in which there is no domination of one to the other. you are all out on the ice you are all there out on the ice together. neal: the first time you went out hunting with them, what was it like? gretel: i was not squeamish. there was a young woman who later became a prime minister of greenland who had grown up in villages and i met her. she was supposed to come up as my translator. she speaks seven languages. she did not show up. typical. [laughter] gretel: i thought, i have come a long way so i might as well go. i went out with two strange men who do not speak eng

the first was a doctor named silas bowman who was the president's cousin and long-time childhood friend and close physician when he was in ohio. when he came -- she sent him a telegram and he came, and bliss said i don't need you here but if you must be here you can be a nurse, and then mrs. garfield called for a female physician, susan ann edison. she was such a familiar in the white house garfield used to sing, edison, dr. edison, full of medicine, full of medicine. he loved her. bliss said women are good to be nursed and not doctors. so bliss was in charge. he issued daily bulletins on the president's health. his condition fluctuated. fevers came and went, and he struggled to keep down solid food. spent most of the summer eating little only liquids. he was in excruciating pain for the last 80 days of his life, and he was in terrible condition and bliss refused to allow the president to be taken to the hospital, and said he would get better care in the white house. it was one of the hottest summers, and the plumbing in the white house was almost 100 years old and the pipes were disint

but silas is an unknown person from the '20s and '30s but was considered the best pilot in america when he flew that plane but he died young, probably two years later in a crash. so he disappears from history when he would have been as famous and well-known as doolittle. >> we began our conversation talking about america by air. i wonder if you could take a step back and explain the significance of commercial air transportation to the u.s., to the world, to the economy. >> well, you know, this great connection and story between the united states and commercial aviation is there. it's the great distances of the american continent. you know, the 48 states, trying to connect the continent by air drives a lot of the technology in terms of the long distance reliability, the aptitude, the speed. that really shapes the technology and becomes a major industry connected between the people who carry mail and cargo and passengers and the people who make the airplanes and that really drives the technology. it really puts the united states on the ground floor of this world aviation industry where th

silas barak said to me, you and i are going to collaborate.eing such a brilliant foresight foci of course i said absolutely not. they make a lot of earthquakes in california but i've got to go back to d.c. nobody cares about earthquakes in d.c. he said no, i'm ready solve the problems of earthquakes. on a chart harder problem. predicting american presidential elections. get this. he was a member of the soviet scientific delegation that came to washington and made tea and 63 and negotiated the most important treaty in the history of the world. it's why young people are here today. the nuclear test treaty that stopped us from poisoning the atmosphere and mother's milk and the earth. he said he became fascinated with politics. he said look, i live in the soviet union predict in elections. if the parameter or off with your head. you know a lot about american politics is the greatest election in the world for the american presidency. at this point i thought the guy was kgb back when there was a kgb. but i'm an historian. i have no secrets. we put t