a judge ordered her held on $150,000 bail, vontasha simms saying her daughter should be in a hospital, not jail. >> i reached out to so, so many different agencies before this even happened. >> simms is diagnosed with the onset of schizophrenia, but her mother claims their public assistance insurance would not pay for long term hospitalization. bruce? >>> an emotional kim davis began her first day back at the job with a statement to the media. she says she will not issue marriage licenses, but she won't interfere if her deputies continue to do so. the rowan county clerk spent five days in jail for refusing to issue any marriage licenses citing her religious beliefs against same sex marriage. in her absence deputy clerks issued the licenses, something they can continue to do, but davis added this. >> any unauthorized license that they issue will not have my name, title or my authority on it. instead the license will state that they are issued pursuant to a federal court order. >> now davis and her torn believe the marriage -- attorney believe the marriage licenses issued without her na

. >> reporter: vontasha simms after hearing her 24-year-old mentally ill daughter romechia simms has been charged for killing her own son. >> now my grandson is gone. now my daughter is in jail. they knew for the longest period of time when they honestly knew that she was suffering from a mental illness. >> reporter: 3-year-old ji'aire lee was found dead in a swing set may 24th, his mother still swinging him in wills memorial park in la plata. >> tragic is a better word. >> reporter: the prosecutor with a shocking revelation in court. >> the investigation with the sheriff's office revealed that they got to the wills park and the child was placed in the swing very shortly after they got there and the child was there for about 40 hours. >> not only was my grandson out there an extended period of time, she's out there with him that entire time. you know, he didn't have anything to eat or to drink. neither did she. no mother who is in the right frame of mind is going to do that, okay? obviously she was in a mental state. >> reporter: the child of died of exposure and dehydration. the med

simms told the judge i didn't even mean for this to happen. in the interview days after the toddler's death, his father james lee said there were warning signs. in fact, court documents show he tried to get sole custody of ji'aire because he felt simms was emotionally unstable, but he says a judge denied his request. >> he deemed her at that moment a fit parent, you know? and i'm not saying she isn't, you know, but in this situation he just didn't pay attention to the signs. >> and now simms will soon stand trial for the death of her little boy. >> tragic is a better word all of the way around. >> reporter: a state's attorney for charles county says no one at this point has ordered that simms undergo a mental evaluation. coming up at 6:00, we're learning more information about what, if any, her mental state could play when she goes to trial in january. jim? >> meagan, thanks so much. >> we continue to follow a story where one person is dead after a collision between an suv and a tour bus. these are pictures from chopper 4 above the scene near

if simms is found guilty on all three charges, he's facing up to 45 years in prison. jim?> meagan fitzgerald, thank you. >>> firefighters were handing out smoke detectors after a devastating blaze. three apartment building on brinkley road were destroyed saturday night and everybody managed to get out safely and the red cross is helping a hundred people who lost their home and still no word on what caused the fire. >>> now to california where 400 homes were lost in a matter of days. that's how quickly the valley fire is wiping out entire neighborhoods. the fire has scorched more than 50,000 acres north of san francisco and has already killed one person. that's just one of the 13 wildfires burning throughout the state. nbc's jay gray has a closer look at all this damage. >> a firestorm continues to rage across northern california right now. the valley fire, 50,000 acres wide moving in multiple directions and swallowing everything in its path. >> this fire just moved like a runaway train. it ran right over everybody. >> at least bonn person is dead and four firefighters have

richard: simms thinks political or public pressure led to the charges. we were unable to reach the state's attorney for comment tonight, he told reporters monday a lengthy preindictment investigation was necessary in order to get the information he needed. simms he's her daughter is receiving medication in jail but no counseling. she goes to trial in january. she faces a possible 45ier jail sentence. live in the newsroom. darrelle revis, abc 7 news. leon: heartbreaking at every level. developing now, police are investigating a deadly crash involving a tour bus. our news chopper 7 was out there over the scene in the 9600 block of fort meade block in laurel. the crash involved the bus and another truck. the person inside the truck has died we have been told. seven people on the bus had minor injuries. no word on what triggered that crash. >> a d.c. family launching a lawsuit after their loved one was hit and killed by a street sweeper. he was killed in northeast washington over the summer and tonight, family members say the cameras and equipment on that st

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brad: now simms has had two psychiatric evaluations this year. one before the incident and one after. it is expected now that her defense attorneys will request yet another and that they will pursue a defense strategy of claiming that because of her mental illness she was notcilly responsible. all of -- not criminally responsible. that will play out in hearings in the months ahead. la plata, brad bell. alison: commission formed to review police practices in fairfax county wants to hear from you. they are holding a public meeting at walt whitman middle school in alexandria at 7:30. the commission was created following the death of john gere who was shot and killed by police officer adam torres in august 2013. torres was fired by the department and a grand jury indicted him on a second-degree murder charge. jonathan: did charles severance the man accused of killing three people in alexandria admit to murders. according to a motion filed by the prosecution, while severance was in county jail before being charged with murders he spoke to four other i

simms appeared in court this morning after a grand jury indicted her over the weekend.vestigators say she put her 3-year-old son on the swing may 20th. she pushed him in that swing for two days before someone found him dead of dehydration and hypothermia. simms will be held on $150,000 bond. >>> new tonight, we're up to 70. 70 possible cases of salmonella linked to a very trendy city center d.c. restaurant. the department of health tells the "washington post" all 70 ate or drank at fig and olive in northwest d.c. six patients have confirmed cases of salmonella. health officials collected food and environmental samples from the restaurant, but they all came back negative. they're now conducting more tests. that restaurant has been closed since last week, but hopes to reopen soon. >>> next at 11:00, cracking down on ticket scalpers. how websites are make it harder to profit off the pope's visit. >>> the secret list you don't want to be in. the i team gets a look at how one local county is keeping repeat offenders off our streets. >>> after great day, cool weather mo >>> t

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family members say simms suffers from mental illness. leon: charles severance apparently confessed to killing three people while in county jail. he talked about it to other inmates while locked up for the crimes. he is charged with the three deaths. the trial begins october 5. maureen: arlington police are looking for the man who robbed a bank in boston this afternoon. suspect threatened a teller at the hsbc branch on wilson boulevard at around noon. the thief described as a black man in his 50's wearing a red hot, sunglasses, a green shirt and he apparently implied he had a weapon. teller handed over money and the man left. there were no customers inside the bank at the time and no one was hurt. up next, he is surging in the polls ahead of the next g.o.p. debate. we speak with dr. ben carson one-on-one. leon: plus, doug hill will be here and tell us just how long we can expect a beautiful, california-like fall weather to last around here. maureen: a long time. doug: love it. robert: i'm robert burton in sports. the latest on desean jack

the woman found pushing her dead child in a playground swing. 24-year-old row meesh ya -- romeciha simms has been charged with child abuse and manslaughter. she put her 3-year-old child gentleman air lee in a swing -- ji'aire in a swing and left him there. he died of dehydration and low body temperature. simms suffers from mental iless. >>> prince george's county investigators are still looking for a suspect and a motive after a murder in oxon hill. it aped around 6:00 -- it happened around 6:00 following an assault. when officers arrived, they found a man in his 20s who was injured. he died a short time later. a spokesperson told us the shooting does not seem like a random incident. >>> he asked his stepson to help with yard work and prosecutors say it cost the d.c. police detective his life. antawn james has a court date charged in the fatal shooting of his stepfather joseph newell. the shooting was caught on sur rail lance tape-- >> surveillance cape. >>> the kentucky court clerk jailed for failing to issue marriage-licenses is back on the job today. jericka duncan has more. >> report

jonathan: but today a judge ordered daniel romechia simms h. she is accused of pushing the infant in a swing for 40 hours in la plata. the infant died in the swing and she kept pushing him for hours after the fact. maryland bureau chief brad bell broke the developments in the case and he has the latest. brad? brad: this document here represents that breaking development. this is the indictment returned by a grabbed jury last friday that gave the sheriff department authority to arrest romechia simms. as you can see here, the little blue swing is the new swing that has been put in place at the location where the little boy died as you said last may. his name was ji-aire lee. three years old. they called him "sumo" as a nickname because he was a big child with a big smile. he was found in this swing may 22nd. police arrived in the morning. through their investigation they determined his mother romechia simms had brought him here more than 40 hours before then. they also believe the boy died sometime while she was pushing him in the swing. she kept

withjust got off the phone charles county officials and a grand jury has indicted rocheia simms. this story is chilling at heartbreaking. the boy was found dead in a park, his mother pushing him on a sling for two days until he died. the 24-year-old has been charged with first-degree child neglectanslaughter, and breed and medical officers -- neglect. he died of hypothermia and dehydration. the little boy was dead when police found his mother pushing him at the memorial park the morning of may 22 after someone called to report the unusual situation. previously experienced a mental breakdown and stayed in the park for nearly 44 hours with the boy in the swing. my colleague will be in the courthouse at 2:00 this afternoon for that arraignment. he will bring you the latest this evening. john gonzales. another mental health screening has been ordered for a woman accused of trying to snatch a baby from a stroller. she tried to take a baby for at the funky metro station. she is charged with abduction and child cruelty. now, itto the weather was a chilly start to our day. you need a lig

simms is charged with manslaughter in child abuse and the death of her child.say that she pushed her son on the swing for two days and up to 10 hours after he died. he died of dehydration and hypothermia. her family says she suffers from middle illness. the man accused of killing two virginia college students has received new attorneys. jesse matthew was indicted last week for the 2009 abduction and murder of virginia tech student morgan harrington. matthew is being held without bond coming houston the death of the tony 14 murder of uva murder of the 2014 uva student hannah graham. dozens of protesters crashed a meeting last week that was being held to discuss police oversight. they are upset about the death of an inmate who was in police custody. natasha mckenna was charged with assaulting a police officer. she suffers from middle illness. six deputiestazed her four times. her death was ruled an accident. >> her life matters. black women are not your "oops" or your teachable moment. kellye: commissioner said they would have multiple changes, but the protesters

family members say that simms suffers from adult illness. campaign news as gop contenders get ready for their second pick debate. the democratic side is heating up as well. a huge crowd gathered to listen to bernie sanders tonight as he continues to build a battle against hillary clinton. tom roussey has the report from manassas. tom: he got some good news from the polls today and drew a big crowd. even when the gates open at the prince william county fairgrounds at 6:00, it was a big crowd waiting to get in. this is video of tonight's speech by bernie sanders, the democratic senator from vermont. they came to listen to him speak about his major issue, income inequality. he spent over half his speech talking about the issue, and the speech went more than one hour. 99%, andrs: we are the it's time we took power away from the 1%. this great country and our ,overnment belong to all of us not just a handful of billionaires. polls fornews in the sanders. you look at these numbers, it looks like clinton is well ahead, 42%, but she is down 21% from

i caught up with them and new york city at slate lounge on west 21st street for their simms said calendarrty these girls may not be the official giants cheerleaders but they want to be and they are -- there was red carpet. i got pictures of some of the cheerleaders and i asked rhianna and kaitlyn the cocaptains of the team what was it like putting together the calendar? >> it was a blast. we were all over new york city. we explore different areas of the city. >> all of our swimsuits were custom-designed with our pink logo on them. >> the founder of the gotham city cheerleaders i asked her is this the year you officially become the giants cheerleaders? >> i wish i had an answer to that. >> these girls are doing this on their own time. they practice on wednesdays and saturdays with three hours each coming up with their own routine to perform. i know exactly what they do because i have performed with them. they have a fan banned this year what they are offering at the g16 section they have a grandstand and if you want to find them that's where you go. >> what was the reaction when he went th

jim nantz, phil simms what a finish. jim: no question. we're still trying to get our mind ooverpbled this one. you look at these two teams, off to green bay for kansas city on a monday night. the broncos travel to detroit for their next game. how do they both move forward? phil: i think the broncos move forward with great confidence. kurt warner was right, it was all over the place but as peyton manning warmed up, they did what he did last year, they gave him all those plays. the double moves, a lot of variety. we saw the peyton manning of old. i said to you, i think the most interesting thing after the game is what are the broncos going to do? do you just go what are we thinking? let's go with this because their defensive -- defense is tremendous. and he wore out the defense. jim: leave to believe that the broncos would start to look more like a gary kubiak-type offense starting tonight with peyton under center, more of an emphasis on the run game, less passing. now what do they do? phil: there are a lot of analogieses i can make there.

nfl analyst phil simms is with us. good morning. >> good morning. >> i'm the warm-up bag, tom.rsday. interesting. i'm the warm-up guy. >> that and i made his career. >> there you go. >> i made him what he is. >> oh, good for him. >> good to see you. >> good to be here. how are we doing? you guys are awfully perky for early in the morning. >> good stuff. so could you fix the giants, sir? >> could i fix them? >> there is not much wrong. i think of it this way. thursday night we had two games leading with the last drive of the game coming up. with the opponent having the football. i think of it this way. if jpp could not have been in there with the fireworks and that, they'd probably win both games. they have all those chances and all they need is one pla i to make them have a penalty, to throw an incompletion. anything probably wins the game. >> that guy, jpp not being there calls for the new york giants. >> he is as good as he ever was? >> absolutely t. mistake he made there, that will happen once in your career. >> did you ever have a coach call you stupid? >> yes, i did. >> ho

we'll start with andrew simms. >> reporter: what a difference a week makes in this refugee crisis, tens of thousands have virtual free movement. now it appears to be coming to an end with new laws that are in place here in hungary. the border isn't closed, but all unofficial access has been stopped by razor wire or police and army guards. now refugees are processed through here into buses and out to camps. and a new asylum law is coming into place, fast track which makes it impossible for anyone coming from serbia to go forward moving on to austria and germany. they will be sent back if these laws are followed to the letter. anyone crossing the border illegally, cutting through the fence or trying to get through some other means not coming through these official crossing points is a criminal. they will be charged and could face up to three years in prison or deported. also, anybody who's an economic migrant will be turned back. and so no one is sure yet just how these laws will be imposed because more information is said to be coming from the government. but they would appear to be maki

in court today romechia simms said, "i didn't mean this to happen." the judge set bond at $150,000. her mom told us her daughter should be in a hospital. >> i reached out to so, so many different agencies before this even happened. now my grandson is gone. now my daughter is in jail. for the longest period of time they honestly knew that she was suffering from a mental illness. >> investigators say the child had been in that swing for 40 hours straight. he died of exposure and dehydration. the medical examiner did rule his death a homicide. >>> two tour buses that were thought to be stolen from a private lot in northeast d.c. over the weekend have been found. turns out, they were not stolen after all. they were moved by the company that owns them, capital tours. the buses are now in manassas. a company spokesperson says the buses were taken out of d.c. because of a legal issue involving the tags and the company is now sorting out the issue. >>> in montgomery county today a man named enoch nelson admitted to problemming a home while armed stealing -- to robbing a home while armed ste

i'm curious if nantz or simms had seen one like that either. that was a new one for me. it was tough. that defense is so much better than last year, so stout against the run, they just make it hard all night and so -- we just kept plugging and got a couple at the end of the first half and the third quarter kind of just struggled, got one field goal but obviously when we had to have it our defense kept us in it with some turnovers and field goals and that last drive was really good. really proud of our young offensive line. no poise issues, no communication issues. d.t. had a couple of offensive plays and we finally got one in the end zone. tracy: you mentioned the defense for the second straight game being able to seal the victory. what can you say about their performance? peyton: i mean, the superlatives go on and on. they're playing great team defense. everybody is doing their part. getting sacks, tipped balls, getting pressure on the quarterback leading to bad throws. that's a sign of a good defense and offensively we're going to keep plugs, keep sawing wood. two week

is going to join the mazda postgame show at metlife where we find jim nantz and phil simms. >> we're still rolling over that. >> they committed three turnovers tonight, giants didn't. you heard coach. they got out what they do best running the football. 6 yards rushing to the last play. >> phil: well, lot of things. they made so many mistakes they much sloppy, didn't look motivated, you have to be ready to go. we thought they would just by listening to them and talking about it. that was the big thing. jim, they run the football. but this league no matter who you are running the football there's going to be three or four games you have to win by throwing it. they had those chances. kurt warner was talking about them, i thought he missed three or four throws that were really important in the first half. that could have changed the team around. >> jim: next week, baltimore at pittsburgh of course ravens have their home opener sunday coming home at 0-2 going against cincinnati team. they got another divisional game coming up next thursday against the steelers who will have lavian bell i

worship rival for services on the upper east side, yom kippur is marked by praying for atonement of simms, those observing the they cast at sundown last night and will not be joy or drink and joel sundown. we have much more to come including an audit on subway trash. are the stations cleaner without trash cans. juliet: mike keeping track of the forecast. >> if you like the sunshine they have that coming at you, 60 degrees for the first day of fall but it will be warmer with lots of sunshine, high temperatures in the upper 70s, daily and hourly forecasts available on the myfoxny.com weather apps, find it at the apple itunes store, google play store for free, download right baby!| mom! i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh i know! hey, why don't you turn off your phone and all your stuff. good idea. it's off. mom? oh my internet is so slow when anyone else is using it. did you like want to do something? i am doing something. leave slow downloads behind. it's good to be back. the 100% fiber optics network gives you the fastest internet available for all your devices. with the n

romechia simms is charged with manslaughter, child abuse and negligent. ja'aire was found dead in a swing still being pushed by his mother. the child died from dehydration and hypothermia. ja'aire's father was trying to get sole custody at the time of his death. >>> right now crews are working to clean up this mess in prince george's county. one lane on the northbound lane of powder mill road shut down after a tar spill. a car and a truck collided causing that spill. we're working to find out when that lane will reopen. >>> a father of two is dead this morning and police in prince george's county are looking for who killed him. detectives on the scene told news 4 someone targeted the young father. he was shot and killed in the southern marketplace shopping center around 6:00 last night. that's in oxon hill. one bullet into a wall at a nearby chinese takeout restaurant they found. no one inside the restaurant was hurt. >>> a family is still searching for a missing girl from greenbelt. kiera richardson is 15. she was last seen friday morning on breeze wood

less see simms is the creative director of young and rubican, akay&r, an advertising agency where employees are casual all the time. >> at place like this what does casual friday mean? >> it probably looks like monday. >> but it wasn't always this way, y&r dates back to the time when madison avenue meant advertising. this is what y&r looked like during that mad men era. and here it is today. >> we always encourage everybody just to be comfortable because we're here a lot. we have long hours. >> long hours, which often means punching the clock at home. >> i think in general in our culture because of our mobile devices we can and we do work from home. >> susan is the director of the fashion law institute at fordham university. >> we work all the time. but we also play all the time. so we really just stripped away the boundaries between work wear and casual wear. so we might not want to present ourselves to our colleagues in our pjs but we're probably writing our reports in our pajamas. >> the casual attire isn't for everyone, member of wall street legends and leading law firms are still stric

carlos simms said all the countries would have to have a three-day workweek because we're moving closerartificial intelligence-driven world so there's no way in the world to create enough byes and jobs to take care of the people that now are in their working years. but i think we'll work through that. i think there's more good news than bad news, it's just that the bad news captures held lines. there is a newfound appreciation for not leaving people out. you look at one of the hopeful bipartisan things in america is the desire to reduce the prison population and the jail population for nonviolent offenders and to make sure they're actually trained to do something when they get out so they can succeed. i think this whole develop people's potential movement is going to be even more powerful in the next ten years than it has been in the last. >> next on gps, i have a mystery guest who will recommend the book of the week. can you guess who it is? vo: today's the day. more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®. as my diabetes changed, it got harder to c

according to charles county investigators romechia simms put her 3-year-old son in the swing last may left him there for nearly 40 hours. her family says she is mentally ill. >>> a prince george's county family is demanding answers this morning after the killing of a loved one. carlos clayton was gunned down in landover hills last wednesday. his family wants to know why it took police hours to remove his body from the scene. more importantly the family wants an arrest made in the case. >>> baltimore's interim police commissioner could soon become the permanent commissioner. mayor stephanie raw hinges -- rawlings-makes wants to offer davis a multi-year contract to leave the department. he was named interim when the mayor fired anthony batts. >> reporter: happening today your chance to weigh in on the planned closing of laurel regional hospital and the clock is ticking fast. you only have about three and a half weeks until the maternity ward and the child care center shuts down for good. and that means that workers are scralling to find new -- scrambling to find new jobs. emergency nurs

friedman: simms tried to prepare the war college by sending a note to the secretary of the navy, proving using these rules that the british battle line outclassed us. and what this officer pointed out much later, if you had a more realistic set of figures for the main british gun, the relationship reversed. ok -- how do you think about a war? the first thing that happens when your gaming it is you start thinking about how it ends. you have to think about how you are going to win and then you want to get to that point. that does not sound that impressive, but i can think of a number of recent examples where having thought of that might have been extremely helpful. [laughter] dr. friedman: they taught you that the endgame matters. if you were japanese, the thing that should have detergent to if you had done this effort, -- what should have deterred you if you had done this effort, what is your endgame against us? what do you do to get us to put our hands up? if you could somehow stop up the matÉriel, then it's over. the planners pointed out the japanese government might not be so rationali

we have asked thursday night football host and former giants star phil simms, to weigh in. >> i thinkoth teams will be real exited to play. i think the giants are lucky, the way they have lost their first two games to be playing on thursday night. lets see if we can correct this. i think after last years thursday night game down there, where washington was absolutely, what is the word for it, they were horrendous. that will be on their mind too. a lot of factors get involve. in the nfl when you get emotion involved that is when you get great games. >> reporter: it will be a fun game indeed but a tough game, one for both of these teams, they say, may not be won until fourth quarter, something that we have sceneries presidentially in these unpredict an first weeks of football, don. >> i love phil what is the the word, horrendous. >> megan, last couple weeks has been a roller coaster ride for nfc east what kind of impact will tonight have on the rest of the season. >> reporter: well, as you know, lot of people very surprised that the eagles and giants are zero and two. redskins one-one.

the only krill simms we got when we presented jack, not tom frank. so i leave that out for you is a i turn this over to jack. the public library we believe we should defend the first amendment. the first amendment means all voices should be heard, all ideas should be heard. and that's what we believe in the public library and that's one of the reasons it's a great -- and only one of the ropes it's a great pleasure for me to introduce my great friend, jack cashill. [applause] >> just to correct the record no one in north new jersey wore short pants, okay? you'd be laughed out of the neighborhood. thank you all for coming out tonight. thanks c-span for being here. my ninth c-span presentation, and i have friends here online so thank you for bearing with me all this time. and thanks to kansas city public library. the only library in the country i know of that does do both sides of issues, and it's so refreshing. it's almost unheard of. [applause] >> the book is called "scarlet letters" and as you might suspect, it derives its tail from the hawthorne nov

until recently, we live in a social context where the simm -- similarities between the civil institution of marriage and the christian sacrament were characterrable and shared, the two were -- considerable and shared. the two were inter related and mutually supported. this is no longer the case. if i were to describe our situation today, i would use two familiar images. on the one hand, are neighborhood stores, the small businesses in our neighborhoods. on the on the other hand, our large supermarkets. there was a time when one neighborhood, one neighborhood store had everything one needed for personal and family life. it's true that it wasn't all cleverly displayed and didn't offer much choice, but there was -- there was a personal bond between the shopkeeper and his customers. business was done on the basis of trust. people knew one another and they were all neighbors. they trusted one another. they built up trust. and in many places these stores were often simply known as the local market. then in recent decades a different kind of store was created, the shopping centers. huge spaces

some were nice, the bradbury boys were very nice and there was a simm allenson i used to play with and joanna. it was a nice group of kids, but riding was my chief. riding and doing school work and -- little gardening. so -- riding in ambulances. >> so you mentioned your -- throughout your life you met oppenheimer when he was speaking at harvard. how much did you interact with him when you were a child other than serving hors d'oeuvres and you were baby-sitting. you know, he would come over to our house and we'd go there, but much more memorable are the times we went to princeton because it would be the oppys and us and me trying to do my geometry homework, and i think kitty came down -- they came down to washington once, and mother and kitty and i went out to lunch and then kitty said she had to do some shopping so we went with her and i was absolutely astounding and our family is well-fleshed and as i remember, kitty could only buy size 5 underwear and we had bigger underwear, so that stuck in my mind, and kitty -- this was the beginning of the sort of mccarthy era, and i think kitty

our mining heritage simm portent, but our current economy is not dependant on mining but rather outdoorarts and other cultural amenities. the august 5th mine release into the river put a massive spotlight on the century old problem that our communities have lacked the resources to address. 3 million gallons of acid mine water were released, but this is not a one-time incident. about 3 million gallons drain out each week, prior to and subsequent to this event. that is the quiet but real catastrophe that has largely gone unnoticed by the public until now. our rivers are what bind us together as communities. the veins of the animus river flow into other arteries of the west, including the san juan river and the navajo regions before reaching lake powell. from there, it joins the colorado that flows to the grand canyon, into lake mead. a water source for los angeles, phoenix and san diego. it is tempting in times of crisis to point fingers and place blame. after 130 years, thousands of mines, millions of individual actors and literally billions of gallons of polluted water, attempts to blam

people who did not get the right amount of sleep put themselves at risk for simms that often led to hearte calcium buildup in their arteries. the exact cause needs more research but doctors recommend getting seven hours each night for the best heart health. >>> and finally, stuck in traffic? well, you know what, why not catch a show. the mini theater company is delighting drivers and passengers with their theater in the trunk. they perform three puppet shows from the back of their van. right now, guy, unfortunately, they're only in europe but we are waiting for it to catch on here in the states. plenty of roadways waiting to get into the lincoln tunnel. the beltway in d.c., so many opportunities here in the stays. who doesn't love a puppet show? >> absolutely. >> what a great idea. >> one way to get through a traffic jam. thank you. >>> much more ahead including that husband who put his career on the back burner so his wife could have it all. he shares history this morning. >>> and we're going above and beyond this morning for a very deserving young man. huge surprise for him just ahead.

cannot have this ridiculous defense budget that's gone on over the last few years, buying every weapons simmthat comes down the pike. tax reform is likely to bring in more money than we thought. those four things can get us to the goal of where we are in the next two years, let's see what we do to get back to a balanced budget. >> it has to be a major priority, and a president of the united states who indicates he will deep with this vigorously when he takes office, can among other things, bring down interest rates. one of the realities is, the only good thing about a $2.3 trillion indebtedness, each 1% you reduce interest rates, you reduce the federal expenditure $23 billion. second, we are going to have to cut back on some spending, and the defense department is an area where we can cut back without impairing the defense of this nation one iota. just having competitive bidding would be a very welcome change in some areas that would save a tremendous amount of money. we don't need every ridiculous weapons system that comes along. we can cut back on star wars, for example, eliminate that. th