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where's andrew stewart was raising money for the british heart foundation in memory of his grandfather. wow. great. how's your neck, though? >> is it tense? yeah i bet it's great. okay. next to eating, just like kevin costner. >> well, we're not really sure what that means. and perhaps neither is kevin costner. but what we do know is that the hollywood legend is putting down roots in utah, reportedly building a massive multi-million dollar studio. >> okay, but here is where the food comes into all this. the studio will reportedly include a costner themed restaurant, so you know what the menu might include bull bull durham burgers , tin cup tostadas, and robin hood ravioli. you got to get some corn in there from field of dreams, right? >> it's got a corn field, some cleveland chili, too. >> yeah. draft, draft. >> the menu goes on and on. yeah. >> and finally, a huge walrus doing what so many of us have done on the hottest days of summer. i can't wait for summer, but that's. drink straight from the garden hose >> oh, he's got the right idea. >> this is my spirit animal. i love this man.

he took the challenge to raise money for the british heart foundation in memory of his grandfather, iandied after having a heart attack. wow. >> stewart described the trek which took him eight days to complete as a total success, but also as the hardest thing he has ever done in his life. no doubt that's true. his training, including using using a special device to help strengthen his neck for long periods of needing to look over his shoulder. boy, that does seem hard. maybe going backwards. it's not as scary when you're up high. >> maybe because you don't see it coming. all right, we still have much more news ahead. >> let's go to abc seven news anchor karina nova with a look at what's ahead. at 530, karina thanks, dan and ama. >> tonight we sit down with abc seven's i-team reporter dan noyes about his exclusive story with a domestic violence survivor and her search for justice. dan discusses how jordanna callan barely escaped a violent relationship. plus why the public defender representing her abuser is now being looked at for unethical behavior. it's a two part story. we'll focus on

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he took the challenge to raise money for the british heart foundation in memory of his grandfather ian, who died after having a heart attack. stewart described the trek, which took him eight days to complete as a total success, but also the hardest thing he's ever done in his life. his training included using a special device to help strengthen his neck because, as you can see and as you might just guess, due to using your mind, you have to constantly look look backward before you walk backward. >> i feel like climbing kilimanjaro. he could have done it facing forward and still raise that money. >> okay, i didn't want to be shady on my first day back. >> yeah, but that's what we love. >> you may his. >> may his grandfather rest in peace, right? >> yes, absolutely. but. but but, baby boy, did we have to do it this way. >> like, did we have to walk backward like you could have done a5k and i would have been like mhm. >> sure. you go, you know. yeah. and to be honest, people already did. >> two people from africa have climbed it backward. they just didn't come back down right, backward, r

we're nowjoined by dr charmaine griffiths, who's chief executive of the british heart foundation. ,., cardiac arrest tomorrow and the day after. ~ . , ,. , after. we are seeing some pictures, trainin: after. we are seeing some pictures, training exercise _ after. we are seeing some pictures, training exercise on _ after. we are seeing some pictures, training exercise on a _ after. we are seeing some pictures, training exercise on a dummy. - after. we are seeing some pictures, training exercise on a dummy. what is happening? what is this? aha, is happening? what is this? cardiac arrest is an electrical disturbance of the heart preventing blood and oxygen being pumped around the body. cpr is a really simple thing to keep blood pumping round the body into the brain whilst help is sought. after a cardiac arrest we know the combination of cpr and defibrillation can more than double the chances of survival. it is so easy to learn. tom is helping us raise awareness. it takes 15 minutes. there is a course online which is free for 15 minutes. everyone can do it. we would urge everyone to t

set out to raise money for the british art foundation in memory of his grandfather ian who passed awaytrainer 8 days and involved a neck strengthening device so he could look over his shoulder for long periods of time. you should have this guy on "jesse watters primetime." >> greg: how do you know he didn't walk down and play the things backwards. i call bs on this. took a helicopter and walked down and this all filmed backwards. >> harold: this is for charity. >> dana: hey, harold, it's a good thing you told us for charity at the top. >> harold: for charity. >> dana: greg and i were entering dangerous territory. charlie, you get to go since you didn't have time yesterday. >> charlie: this is a good one. so, in philadelphia -- outside of philadelphia if you want to beat traffic, this is the way you do it. you are supposed to be on the horse if you want to be. >> dana: you asked where the horse was. >> charlie: i don't know where the rider went. >> greg: lap dance. we started with a horse and end with a horse. >> charlie: luckily the horizons in philadelphia are smarter than the people.