ledecky and zigler way out in front of the pack.inishes the first with the fifth fastest time in the event in u.s. history. she qualifies for her first olympics, while zigler is making her second consecutive trip. she told me by phone a few minutes ago that she never took her victory for granted. >> i never told myself i had it locked up. i just kept trying to push it throughout the swim. i felt really good. i was hitting pace faster than i had all week, so my confidence was at its highest for the whole week, and, um, i felt like i could swim well. whether it was good enough to make the team or not. >> reporter: has it set in yet? that you're going to london at the age of 15? >> not quite. my whoem family has been saying we need someone to pinch us, wake us up. it's so incredible. >> reporter: all the folks back home, your family and friends, just want to give you a big high-five right now. one final question. when you were getting out of the pool, you saw your brother. what was that moment like. >> that was a great moment. i saw hi

zigler used to say that we don't utilize public schools that are on bus routes that are safe and that we can put people there that provide the kind of affordable day care that's safe and fundamentally sound and would be helpful? take a look around and especially if you're a young and expectant mother and you're in the workforce currently and you're pursuing a professional career. take a look around at what kind of day care there is for you and then consider where you may have the means, the situation of so many fellow americans that don't. i hope that underscores some of what you had to say, representative. >> thank you for that commentary, representative larson because it is. i can tell you what the alternatives are to having $1,000 a month to pay for decent day care. you know, you could have a loving moth or mother-in-law who will take care of your kids the two days of the week that she's not on dialysis. you could have a next-door neighbor take care of your kids and maybe this would be a good family and that chester the molester will not be a resident of that household. it's a crap

pick piolympic swimming tr. 800 meter freestyle, zigler and ledeke. highest seeds.hey did not disappoint. ledeke its 15 years old. now the youngest member of the u.s. swim team. winning in 8:19. two seconds ahead. ledecky and zigler. they will compete in london. more for you coming up on sports final. more on how tiger tore up the congressional. orioles continue they shuffle their roster, woes continue. and the round table. tiger, all-star, nba draft. much more. all coming up unape fin a few m. >> thank you, amber. coming up a look at new l >>> fire crews recovered the body in the collapse. the roof caved in and crushed the victim under 50 feet of debris. told investigators a forklift knocked over a rack and support beams. the walls buckled. 12 made it to safety. the victim who died is not yet identified. several new laws take effect in virginia and maryland. in virginia, voters will need to

again this year with swimmers like ryan lochte, and local favorites lie katy ledec ledecky, and kate ziglerctation that they will repeat those past performances. i believe there will be challenges from other nations, particularly my nation australia. >> reporter: one thing is for sure. this will be an amazing olympics to watch. a venue that was made to inspire the world. it really is may mazing. i see on the venue -- 17,500 seats, but after the olympics, they're literally going to take 14,000 seats and then recycle them, that venue will stay in place as a 3,000-seat venue for other events to come at a later time. really amazing. something of note there, the roof, they actually built the roof first. kind of amazing. they had to build everything around it. one more story to go, that's tomorrow, and we had some fun. we'll check that out. >> really interesting to see the inside of that swimming venue we'll be watching so carefully. >> and that underwater camera they had on you too, doug, that was pretty good swimming. [ laughter ] >> thanks, doug. >>> here's a look at what we're working on. dan

when we talk about day care, i think ed zigler, the father of the headstart program said it best, daycares nothing short of a cosmic crap shoot for people who are seeking to have their children be developed in a manner that if they could stay at home themselves, which of course they would prefer, but for the fact they have to be out and employed. it underscores what you are saying of the need for us to continue to augment. as the chairman has said, when we get to these cliffs, what is it we have to decide? he used to say why is it we do not use a slide -- utilize public schools that are safe, where we can put people there and provide the kind of affordable day care that is safe, that is fundamentally sound, and will be helpful. take a look around. especially if you are a young an expectant mother and you are in the work force, you are pursuing a professional career, take a look around at what kind of day care there is for you and consider where you may have the means to situate -- the situation of so many americans that do not. i hope that underscores some of what you have to say. >> than