the sacrifice of a navy s.e.a.l. that was killed sunday on an al qaeda fight in yemen. owens was married, he had three children. white house officials say he was on his 12th deployment when he was killed. >> and that is just one development in another busy day here in our nation's capital. that included push back from democrats on the president's new supreme court nominee. >> tracie potts has that part of this story. >> reporter: republicans want to make sure that judge gorsuch gets a fair hearing, democrats are concerned about whether or not they may end up getting cut out of the process. judge neil gorsuch returned to the senate today, a decade after being unanimously confirmed to the federal appeals court, this time, might not be so easy. >> he'smo the big leagues here. >> president obama's nominee never even got a hearing. that's a sore spot with democrats. >> we have to recover from it, we have to go on. >> let's give the man a chance, talk to him. don't shut it down before we even get started. >> republicans vow it will happen. >> he will be confirmed, one way or the other. >> the other being the so-called nuclear option, changing rules, confirming gorsuch without one democrat on board. president trump meeting with conservative groups today said, that's okay. >> that would be an absolute shame if a man of this quality was caught up in the web. i would say it's up to mitch, but i would say go for it. >> mitch mcconnell the senate's top republican wants democrats to back down, some experts think opposing gorsuch should backfire. >> they should hold their fire for when there's somebody really really objectionable to them. >> the nomination is confirmed. >> despite objections, the senate confirmed r today as secretary of state. >> reporter: as we monitor developments here, we're watching what's happening at the white house, a big announcement today when mike flynn, the national security adviser came into the white house briefing room and announced that the u.s. is putting iran on notice after a missile launch, he did not explain specifically what being on notice means, later officials said nothing but military options are being taken off the table. here are four things to know about judge gorsuch. he graduated from georgetown prep high school in 1985, he came to washington after president reagan chose his mother and gorsuch berford to run the environmental protection agency. nbc news has learned the first phone call that gorsuch made after the announcement last night was to judge merrick garland, the obama nominee that senate republicans refused to even consider last year. a spokesman for gorsuch said he made that call out of respect. we've been asking for your opinion, should the senate approve neil gorsuch. opinions are divided on this one. >> there was some movement today on some cabinet picks as tracy mentioned, rex tillerson was confirmed as secretary of state. the nomination of betsy devos for education secretary has hit a snag two republican senators will not vote for her nomination. possibly setting the stage for a tie. the judiciar jeff sessions. a boycott led to a delay of scott pruett to lead the epa. tacoma park is a sanctuary city anden sads to lose federal funding. now the city's vowing to support its immigrant population, and alleviate any fear that people may have. >> i think my favorite part of this plaque is the two quotes. >> nancy abbott young is so proud of the plaque hanging in tacoma park city hall. he fought hard for immigrants and enacted tacoma park's original sanctuary city ordinance more than 30 years ago. if her parents were still alive, they would stand up a constitution and our human rights here in the united states of america may be in jeopardy, and they would be very concerned. >> kate stewart is mayor of tacoma park now, her city is just as committed as ever to all immigrants despite the executive order challenging sanctuary cities and travel. >> we will continue to be a sanctuary city as we move forward. >> tacoma park is having a sanctuary city teach in. all immigrants know they are protected here, despite threats to cut federal funding. >> we have already started on the city council to make sure those programs continued. >> reporter: lelo gonzalez is a proud american sit again. on his mind lately, the days many years ago, when he was living in the country undocumented and afraid. >> all those memories come back. >> tacoma in 1985 declare the city as a sanctuary for people from central america were running because of the war. i felt my self-esteem come out. >> we're following breaking news out of montgomery county right now. we're learning about a chase in aspen hill that just ended in a car crash. chopper 4 is over the scene. the car took out a utility poll, montgomery county police say the chase was initiated by the department of homeland security, it is not clear if there are any injuries or if the person the officers were chasing is it now in custody. roads are closed in this area, steer clear, we'll keep an eye on the situation and bring you updates as they come into us. more breaking news, this from oxon hill, a car hit earlier this evening on iverson street near potomac high school. all three students go to the high school. they're all expected to be okay. the driver of the car stayed on the scene. another man is under arrest tonight related to a bribery scheme that we've been following out of prince georges county for some time now. >> reporter: at this gala, former prince georges county councilmember talked about the possibilities of the group's work. >> there's no reason why this can't translate into bigger and better things. >> felix nelson aiello walked out of federal court charging campos of bribery. >> he's going to enter a plea of not guilty. >> his son >> he's never received anything as far as personal benefit. >> on at least one occasion, campos met with aiello here. inside, he gave campos $2500 in exchange for $25,000 grant from prince georges county. the exchanges happen ed twice a year. he initially denied the interaction between the two, until the fbi showed him pictures of the meet iing campo wore a wire and cooperated with the fbi hp his dad is not to blame. >> who knows the damage that he's really done. >> campos arrest is linked to the prince georges county raid that resulted in four initial arrests of board members and businessmen. >> sounds like this case is far from over. should we expect more arrests? >>. >> we should be expecting more arrests. reporting live, i'm tracy wilkins. >> a mechanical problem. only some of the choppers are back in service tonight. mark broke the news on twitter and has our report now. >> the inspection of all 10 maryland state police helicopters was ordered out of an abundance of caution according to officials who say routine inspections uncovered problems on two of the helicopters. >> what appeared to be a crack in blade the inspector who found that in the paint earlier this month. >> so far a crack has been found on two helicopters, not on any of the blades themselves. 12 blades from other choppers have been sent back to the manufacturer for further reviews, and engineers are now in maryland helping with inspections. >> over the past two days, most of the calls for medevac services have been handled by the u.s. park police. >> we are covering the state. medevac services have not be been -- >> there was money for regular maintenan mainte to service. >> at maryland state police headquarters. a car slams into a house in maryland, it's not the first time. in fact, it has happened five times before. why the homeowner says he's not scared for his safety. >> ollie the bobcat. >> it's the hottest ticket in town, good luck getting them inside. >> temperatures today, pretty nice afternoon, 51 degrees and still quite mild out there, colder air, though, it's moving in, i'll show you what to expect for the weekend she's back, big news from our national zoo this afternoon, ollie the bobcat has been found. the two day search for her had parts of our district on alert. and kept social media time lines across the country buzzing. megan fitzgerald joins us live from the zoo to tell us how they found ollie. megan? >> zoo officials tell us they believe that ollie followed rock creek, which actually backs up to the zoo here, when they got those tips from people in the community sag avenue, they believe they were probably right. now, they tell us they knew it was probably unlikely they were going to catch her in the wild which is why they are so ecstatic today, or as they call it over the moon as she found her way back. here's what happened. it was around 3:30 this afternoon, when a visitor who was here at the zoo spotted what she thought was a bobcat sitting in the pathway near the bird exhibit. they put out traps with food inside, and moments later, they saw ollie hanging out inside. >> they say she has a scratch on her paw and they're not too worried about her health. >> we're going to take our time making sure the exhibit is secure. it looks secure right now, so what can't we see. how was she able to get through that mess. to escape through has been patched up. for the last several hours, starting really on monday, as soon as we realize ollie has escaped. they have been working to make sure, combing through every inch of that exhibit, making sure there's no way a cat will be able to escape again. they tell us at this point it will probably be another couple weeks before visitors are allowed to go back in there and see the bobcats in their exhibit. >> i hope they're spoiling her tonight, maybe a sushi dinner. we appreciate itp p. >> this story's been getting a lot of attention on social media today. take a look at some of the comments coming in from twitter. our national nightmare is over. another person jokes, this is all part of donald trump's plan to take back the news cycle from beyonce. >> in my battle with cancer last year, it taught me some important that our time on this earth is much too short we better make the most of it. >> that's larry hogan offering his thoughts. maryland is stronger than it's been in years, but more needs to be done to deal with issues like transportation and health care. chris gordon reports now from annapolis. >> maryland governor larry hogan used the speech to urge the repeal of a law he calls the roadkill bill. hogan feels the democratic controlled legislature passed the law last year to stop him from proceeding with the highest priority transportation projects across the state. >> on behalf of the people of maryland please do not stand in the way of these critical transportation infrastructure projects, let's repeal this misguided, poorly drafted and fatally flawed >> transportation and easing gridlock is something democrats wanted more details about in the state of the state address. >> we didn't hear a lot about how he would help our overcrowded areas, especially in public transportation like you see in montgomery county, prince georges county, charles county or baltimore city. >> hogan didn't once mention president donald trump, and administration policies that will impact the state. >> nearly 500,000 marylanders are at risk of losing their health care. it would have been nice for him to talk about what the state of maryland is going to do in that eventuali eventuality. >> republicans say hogan's state of the state set the right tone for this legislative session. >> i think the governor's right not to drag partisan politics into this environment. i encourage members of the democratic party to resist it as well. >> there was one thing that governor hogan repeated over and over. telling lawmakers they have achieved a lot in the past two and we must do more. in annapolis, chris gordon, news 4. hillary clinton is working on a book for personal essays, structured around famous quotations that have inspired her. the book will reflect her thoughts on her loss to zoon ald trump. she will deliver the commencement speech at her alma matter, wellesley college. it's probably no surprise, but the next batch of passes for the smithsonian museum of african-american history sold out in less than 24 hours. five hours to be exact. all 114,000 passes they made available for the month of may are now gone. it's been that way each time the museum has released the timed same day passes, there's only a limited number of those available online every day starting at 6:30 a.m. or in person on weak days at 1:00 p.m. still to come tonight, a major economic boost. a california company decides to move its headquarters here, how it's changing the landscape in roslin and what the area could look like in the future. we have a warning for people who own electric cars. tonight we'll breakdown the results of the latest crash test. cutting down on all traffic related deaths and serious injuries. i'll tell you whichpart of did you know slow internet can actually 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degrees. you notice that orange hue to the clouds. we get that when we have moisture in the air. what that tells us, we have a little bit in the way of shower activity there. 51 degrees, the current temperature, showers to the north of the city right now, temperatures dropping to the 40s by 11:00. 46 frederick, 43 in much warmer to the south today. now, i am tracking shower activity. these have just developed over the last hour or so, becoming a little bigger here between baltimore and annapolis, down 301 here, and over toward 95. continuing to track some of these as they make their way on, across our region, in upper montgomery county, up to parts of prince georges county, most of this just light rain and sprinkles, that will continue, we may see a few more around the rest of the region. back to the west, there's snowfall, there's a winter weather advisory along the allegheny front here, they're still picking up snow. they've gotten a lot of snow over the last couple days. nothing like that for us. we continue to watch the cloud cover develop, and those clouds all coming down across the jet stream. that's why we've seen the clouds today, that's also why we've been on the mild side, the jet stream has been to the north, tomorr i and go down a little bit tomorrow. partly sunny, a lot of clouds from time to time, partly sunny, blustery afternoon, the winds will pick up, upwards of 15 to 20 miles per hour. colder on friday, high of 41, that puts most of you in the 40s on friday, everybody in the 30s on saturday, high temperature of 38 degrees. windchills on saturday, going to be on the windchill. in the 20s all day, it will be rather breezy, not too windy, winds gusting upwards of 15 to 20 miles an hour. sunday still a 30% chance of light rain or snow, i'm really not seeing much with this at all. temperature around 45 degrees once again, this is a very, very weak system, maybe some flurries to the north, sprinkles to the south, no road issues if you're going out on sunday for those cold ones we talked about, you'll be okay for the super bowl. tuesday/wednesday, that's when we're tracking our next >> sounds like we'll want a cold one on sunday. d.c. has become a flashpoint for protests. how many people have been arrested in recent weeks and what we can expect going-forward. take a look at that plywood band aid, there was a car there earlier this morning, the man who lives here says his house has been hit by cars five times. how do you deal with stress like that? bowling? i'll have the story coming up. and a bold new strategy to try to eliminate all traffic ilated deaths everything nature's promise is so wholesome. giant's exclusive nature's promise. eat well for less. my giant. trying to make me eat my greens?low. no, just trying to save you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. now at 6:30, a man woke up to a car slamming into his home in prince georges county overnight. and it's not even the first time it's happened. >> this is the fifth time somebody has crashed into his house. this happened along cipriano road. news 4's pat collins talked with the homeowner who is in good spirits despite the situation. we want his attitude, pat. >> indeed, jim. your home gets hit by a car, not once, not twice, but five times. how do you deal with something like that? here now, the miller. >> this is my wall. along with that over there. >> that's all that's left of that? >> yeah. >> they're patching up leonard miller's house again. you see a car hit his house again. since he moved here in 1971 he says five cars have crashed into his house. he lives on a curve on a fast road. and early this morning, mr. miller says he was sleeping nearby when the car came barreling into his home it will didn't seem to unnerve him. >> you weren't scared when this happened? >> scared about what? >> the car came right through the window. >> i'm sitting here talking to you, why should i get scared. i get scared i might have a stroke or something. i'm n business. >> reporter: what is the secret to leonard miller's good health? good sense of humor and easy going manner? it's bowling. he's a regular, in fact, he's had two 300 games, one when he was 75, and another when he was 82. back to that car crash early this morning. the fifth time something like this has happened here. do you think mr. miller could deal with something like this again? >> you think this is going to happen again? >> who knew. i'm 88 years old. if i live after that, who knows. >> reporter: so i said to leonard, maybe you should think about putting up a guardrail out here. he said, no, pat. i'm thinking about putting up a bull's eye. just go out and bowl a few times. >> that's what we're thinking about, forming a bowling league now. i don't know he does that. >> he's hanging in there, right? >> glad he shared his story with us. >> the news 4 i team has reviewed capital police arrest reports and found there's been a spike in arrests for protesters on capitol hill, specifically those who disrupt formal proceedings among the arrests this month, those who disrupt his confirmation hearings for attorney general nominee sessions and tillerson. in january alone, u.s. capitol police arrested 55 people for disrupting congress. that's 5 times as many arrests for disrupting congress in all of last year. a gold star father who captured the nation's attention during the democratic national convention joined lawmakers to protest president donald trump's ig president trump. he and mr. trump got into a war of words during the presidential campaign after khan accused trump of discriminating against muslims. >> this president has endangered the lives of men and women, my sons and daughters serving overseas in the armed forces. ask any member of the armed forces serving overseas. >> minnesota congressman keith ellison was also at that news conference today. a muslim american is running to be the chair of the dnc. >> there are new concerns about a missing teenaged mother and her 5-month-old baby. 16-year-old lizzie rivera and her 5-month-old son aidan were last scene at their home in springfield more than two weeks ago, police initially thought she left voluntarily with the afraid she's in dininger. the child's father may have ties to a gang. bond denied for the widow of the man behind the nightclub shooting in orlando. she knew about omar mateen's plan and even accompanied him on scouting trips to check out the club. she witnessed her husband leave home with a rifle and a bag full of ammunition before the attack. she was arrested near san francisco last month and charged with helping mateen plan the june 12th rampage that killed 49 people. transportation crews around our region are working on a bold goal to eliminate all traffic related deaths. the plan is called vision zero, and alexandria is one of the latest cities to embrace it. how it will work all new at 6:00. >> reporter: these flowers at reminder. crossing the street can be deadly if everyone isn't paying attention. these flowers are here for this woman, 49-year-old, a mother of four killed in december, while simply trying to cross. surveillance video of the moments before hard to watch, it's these moments that are causing transportation agencies to fight back. >> changing the safety culture of our region. sometimes it means you have to make a physical change to an actual intersection like what's happening here in alexandria. this city just adopted the vision zero initiative. >> zero traffic related deaths, that is the goal of vision zero. >> we think it's important to have a bold goal. >> lambert is the head of transportation and environmental services in alexandria. >> it's an acknowledgement that roadway crashes are preventable. >> not far from where that deadly december crash happened. tanno 2-year-old through what is now a changed intersection, with new pedestrians and traffic signals. >> i think anything they're doing to improve the safety around here of the various intersections is only a plus. >> better road design is one thing, drivers say everyone simply needs to be more aware. >> everyone seems to be on their cell phone all the time. if people pay more attention, it's a good thing. good for now, alexandria, the latest city to make sure everyone gets around safely, an issue they say has become a public health concern. in alexandria, news 4. still ahead, a dramatic scene unfolding inside a delaware prison tonight, several employees have been taken hostage by inmates. they're good for the environment, but recent crash tests reveal safety issues, we'll break down the surprising results. and pretty nice evening out there right now, across much of the area, tracking some shower activity right now, storm team 4 radar, tracking that systemha could affect your super bowl sunday, we'll talk about that. the bakery flavors you love... [ ding! ] ...now available in your dunkin' coffee. sip in the happy with a medium vanilla cupcake, or new fudge brownie macchiato or latte for $1.99 from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. america runs on dunkin'. hostage negotiations going on right now after inmates take several hostages at a maximum security prison in delaware. one of the hostages has been released now. all of this started about 10:30 this morning. the other officers were taken hostage after they responded to the call. all this is happening at the state's largest men's prison north of dover, it houses about 2500 inmates. for the first time tonight we're hearing the 911 calls from last week's fiery and deadly crash on i-70. jacob jackson was killed when his vehicle was involved in a pileup in frederick last wednesday morning. the frederick news post got ahold of the calls for help. fully engulfed, there's a dump truck in the guardrail, and they're all catching fire now about. >> i'm on the interstate, 15 and 270 and 70, and there's a fire and explosion. i can't see what it is. >> we have help on the way. >> the driver of a dump truck stopped because of a motorcade involving senate democrats that was going from d.c. to west virginia. electric cars can be easy on gas and good for the environment, but you may be disappointed with their performance in crash tests. susan hogan has a closer look at new test results released today. >> that's right, two luxury electric vehicles fell short of getting the highest safety test rating. take a look, the tesla model s earned good ratings and four of the institute's five tests, earned a lower rating in a small overlap frontal crash test. happens when the front corner of the car collides with an object like a tree. the tesla's safety belts allow the crash test dummy to move too far forward and hit its head on the steering wheel. >> the car will be tested again. now, the bmw i-3 earned good ratings in four out of five tests. it fell short in the head restraint tests. which measures how well the driver is protected. there's no aren't most efficient vehicles cannot be among the safest. we narrowly missed the iihs rear impact test rating of good, and, therefore, the i-3 does not achieve the institute's top safety plus rating, however, the bmw i-3 with its carbon fiber structure is designed standards. >> which ones came out on top, go to our nbc washington app and search crash test. next a big honor for a d.c. teacher as she opens up about the advice she got in high school that helped shape her future. can you picture it? nestle will soon have its logo on top of one of the tallest buildings in our area, ahead on news 4 at 6:00, we look at the local impact of this move and nestle's plans to relocate to the commonwealth will bring in some 750 jobs. nestle usa plans to move its corporate headquarters east, 2,000 miles from glendale, california to arlington, virginia. >> how surrounding businesses are preparing. >> here's a view of what will soon be nestle's u.s. headquarters, 16 floors up from inside the nearby hyatt centric. one of the many places willing to host nestle's hundreds of relocated employees. >> i think it speaks to the momentum that's happening in the neighborhood. >> you can't miss the construction. from the old colony health furniture slated to be a hotel, to the massive central place fully opening spring of next year, upgrades happening all over. >> we're midway through our transition to a mixed use vibrant downtown neighborhood. that's really where we're going. transition, filling commercial space it sat empty for 3 1/2 years, nestle will become its first major tenant. >> they will create 750 new high paying jobs here. >> neslo's president for corporate affairs tells me he hopes many of their employees currently working at the headquarters in glendale, california will make the move east. >> we're going to spend a lot of time with them, educating them on what this great place has to offer. >> necessarily stressing they are much more than just chocolate. which is what most of us think of them as, they own everything from gerber to nesspersso. the company will get some $12 million in combined grants. arlington county says they are going to help in relocating. reporting tonight in arlington, david culver, news 4. >> david had to return that nestle candy bar after the interview. d.c.'s teacher of the year says she's always been fascinated by science. and wants to light a fire under her students to feel the exact same way. jan was surprised by the mayor and school chancellor with the honor today. she always knew she was smart, but instead of encouraging her, one of her own high schoolteachers had a different message for her way back when. >> i loved science, and he pulled me aside and said i needed to stop answering sew many questions, because boys don't date smart girls. >> but look who's getting the last laugh today. the teacher of the year award comes with a $10,000 check. chappelle says she'll spend part of it on her students. good for her, congratulations. >> how many successful people have bee stupid somebody said to them. i have. >> i have. >> what do we have to look forward to. >> temperatures tomorrow a little on the cooler side, i don't expect cold weather until friday or saturday. it gets a little colder, we're not talking arctic outbreaks like we saw in the month of january or december, still on the mild side right now as we look out toward the south and east, from our studios here in northwest d.c. down toward the cathedral, down toward the washington monument, looking good this evening, currently 51 degrees, that's the warmest we've been all day. frederick coming in at 45, 50 degrees riverdale. we do have some shower activity all very, very light. this is right over by the ikea, it's raining in the ikea parking lot. if you're there -- yeah, the swedish meat balls. >> heads up in those areas there, if you're going over toward 97th of it is on the light side. it's all part of the jet stream moving across our region, to the north is where the cold air is, to the south, the warm air. tomorrow we get the colder air, still it's not really all that bad. temperatures around average tomorrow, 42 by noon, 38 when you wake up in the morning. breezy, 45 degrees, windchills in the 30s, though, how much longer will winter last? you know, about phil, right? punxsutawney phil? we have our own groundhog in d.c., he'll be at dupont circle at 8:30. dress warm and i don't know if they're going to see their shadow tomorrow, we'll have a little too much in the way of cloud cover. 45 on sunday, remember, this is not a big system on sunday, and many of us may stay on the dry side, tuesday and wednesday we see a bigger storm, that one's a huge day across the country and locally, why national signing day brought one local athlete to tears. and how the terps landed a layer whomade an out of this the finns getting a workout, it's national signing day. >> the ink is just starting to dry on a of intent. today was national signing day. some kids keep it old school at a table in the high school gym. others are taking their signing ceremonies to the next level. this commitment announcement was out of this world. and literally, cordarian richardson worked with bleacher report to send a weather balloon with a camera into the sky. graphic artists put up the four logos of the team he was deciding. and the focus on maryland. he talked about his decision to join the terps today. >> i've been talking to coach bill and coach tucker since 9th grade. we made a connection. when i visited maryland once before. the community was just together. and everything was right there. >> recruiting prowess is paying off for today. according to most outlets, 12 from the espn top 300, 28 players overall, including 17 who attended high school in the dmv. >> anthony mcfarland, university of maryland. >> one of those dmv kids running back, anthony mcfarland who chose maryland over alabama and miami. mcfarland rated the second best prospect in the state of maryland, according to several publications, he missed his senior year due to a broken leg, the terps have faith in him, as for what maryland fans should expect from the new running back -- >> the most dynamic player they've ever seen. the most dynamic player they've ever seen. once again, they fill up those boxes. >> 17 guys from our backyard, i can't tell you how excited we are about that, that is our care of our backyard, we're going to win here in the dmv and build our team with that being our foundation. >> he certainly wasn't lacking confidence. while we are often talking to you about the biggest recruits going to the top football schools. one group very deserving of the spotlight is national christian academy in ft. washington, maryland. even an offer from a smaller school can move young men to tears. >> national signing day, a moment, a lifetime in the making. >> i'm going to temple university of pennsylvania. >> some couldn't hide their emotions. >> it was breathtaking. you have to sit back and think about all the hard work they've been through, times they cried out on the field, times they came up with excuses on why they can't be out there on the field but still came. it's all for this moment now. >> this school didn't have a footba p ago, now all six seniors getting a full ride. >> first national signing day celebration that we've ever had, that's a great thing, it's been a blessing. those kids all have stories to tell, and how far they've come to get here. >> for the next four years i'll be playing at buoy state university. >> how did it change for you, you went from being not getting into the game to having eight scholarship offers? >> well, it's all hard work and dedication really all summer, i just believed. i put in my mind-set, i'm going to go to college. >> what an incredible -- you have to feel for those kids, they didn't have a football program and now six of them need to be they will play college. that's going to do it for us, thanks for having us in "nightly news" is headed your way next. >> we hope to see you at 11:00. creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources like solar, wind and natural gas. we've reduced carbon emissions by nearly 25%, which is the equivalent of taking close to two million cars off the road. cleaner air and cleaner water. it's good for all of us. dominion. depend on us for more than energy. breaking news tonight, the white house putting iran on notice. national security adviser michael flynn accusing the iranians of defying the u.n. did they do it? the trump administration not taking military options off the table. breaking ranks. critical republicans abandoning the president's pick to lead the nations schools. her nomination in jeopardy. go nuclear. after a primetime surprise, president trump says take drastic measures to get his supreme court confirmed. buyer beware. the new way thieves are trying to invat your privacy and steal your money. new fertility tests to help struggling couples get pregnant. and shaking it up. an elementary school teacher inspiring america. 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