so they may feel less afraid. williams widow says the family has found solace in the tremendous outpouring of affection and admiration since his death. his greatest legacy, she says aside from his three kids, the joy and happiness he brought particularly to those fighting personal battles. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. to the weather now. the big mess left behind by fast-moving and severe storms in the las vegas area. the run-off from heavy rain washed out sections of a road around lake mead closing it. forcing drivers to turn around. the storm damaged the dock at the lake s big marina forcing it to close as well. it is expected to be open today. meantime the sinkhole on long island, new york, one of the big reminders from this week s historic rainfall. said to be 12 feet deep there. the crater caused by a pipe that burst because of pressure from a nearby creek well over its banks.
walking onto the field in williamsport, the first time this team has made it this far in more than 30 years. one, two, three! reporter: to understand just l how big the game was. you have to go back to the winning moment, moment they learned they had made it to the lidle league world series. and their parents who have been there every step of the way, who know how many years it s ben since the team made it this far. stunned and proud, on the sidelines. next fall when they came back. and they were on it. they were on it. never imagined being here in the little league world series. and for my son to make it. it is just awesome. reporter: their first game in the little league world series would come. the team from chicago ready. but their competition was ready, that team from washington state. but just moments after the game started the third pitch. a home run. a home run. in fact, for pierce it was the
drinking water for 300,000 people. 75 fema trucks are bringing an emergency supply of water after a chemical leak contaminated the elk river. officials say they don t know when the water will be safe to drink again. now back to our piers morgan live special losing it, america s fat obsession. [ cheers and applause ] the health costs in the united states are staggering. estimate at $150 billion. they could skyrocket to 300 billion in just a few years. who s to blame for the epidemic? it s a question of self control, the food companies and restaurant chains at fault? here with me to debate that are a director of robotic surgery at the university of pittsburgh medical center and michael moss, new york times investigative reporter and author of salt sugar fat. welcome to you both. so 35.7% of american adults,
scandal rocking new jersey governor chris christie s administration. more than 2,000 pages of documents were released today for the investigation of christie aides who closed down access lanes to the george washington bridge in september, an alleged act of political payback. the documents show that drivers complained immediately. the mayor of fort lee said police told residents he was to blame for that, and the executive director of the port authority angry that he hadn t been told about the lane closures expressed concern they may have violated the law. also tonight a west virginia chemical company has been ordered to stop operations after a leak that contaminated drinking water for 300,000 people. 75 fema trucks are bringing an emergency supply of water after a chemical leak contaminated the elk river. officials say they don t know when the water will be safe to drink again. now back to our piers morgan live special losing it, america s fat obsession. [ cheers and applause ] the
pentagon saying it has reached a significant milestone in the effort to close gitmo. after transferring the last of 22 chinese nationals. the move comes amid renewed efforts to fulfill his promise to close u.s. military prison in cuba despite some intense opposition in congress. major general joins us now, fox news military analyst. put aside the logistics right now of this latest move, broader picture here, is america safer by closing it, or do we need to keep it open? for now we need to keep it open. remember about half of the 155 inmates that are left are from saudi arabia. this is the last hard-core reminiscence of the post-9/11 war on terror. not only do we not want to release them, but their parent