push off with your legs. - where are your legs? - yeah. 1 leg, 2 legs. - now use your legs, mr. he's got it. - he's being like a frog. - now leap! - leap, mr. noodle! - he's got it! good leaping, mr. noodle! - that's leaping like a frog! - he's a leap frog! ha ha ha! mr. noodle. ooh. huh? what's that, dorothy? oh, ok. dorothy wants to ask someone else. how do you leap like a frog? - dorothy, this is how i leap like a frog. i squat down and push off. - i squat down and push off, too. - me, too. - ribbit, ribbit, ribbit, ribbit, ribbit!

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i had this debate about shaving my legs. my nickname is hairy legs.yclists shave their legs. that's what you do so there is a big thing about shaving one's legs. it's a rite of passage. >> ellen: how much time does it shave off -- how hairy must your legs be that you are resisting the wind? >> i think it's more about if you crash and you scab up then it helps the healing process fuhave no hair on the leg. that's the theory i have been told. i don't know whether that's true or not. >> ellen: no, that doesn't make sense at all. >> i think it's an aesthetic thing. people like hairy legs, some people don't. >> ellen: well, hairy legs, we have to take a break. we'll be back to talk to hairy legs after this. >> ellen: say you're welcome in advance. a kitty and a potato. get it, get it, get it? >> what was that? >> what was that? >> that sparkling thing. >> i can't help it if my eyes have a natural sparkle. >> you were flirting. >> i don't know what you are talking about. go juggle some balls. >> you just brought a knife to a gunfight. [cheering] >> ellen: "

watch his legs. starts pumping, eventually able to spin around, spin around, spin around, watch this. flips off the bar and catches the bar again. but that's not the most impressive part. watch the landing. triple back flip and lands it. sticks the landing. watch it again in slow motion. even that little hop back that the gymnasts do after they hit the mat. one ankle up in the air. perfect landing. you would say a perfect 10, too, from the judges. >> if you're thinking like you're this smart, if you can make a robot do stuff, it's funny this is what you'd choose to make it do. >> i'm not threatened by a robot that can do an awesome performance on the parallel bars. >> a diver shares an incredible moment with a hump back whale. >> then it got a little toot close for comfort. >> now their latest song and musical video about the magical place they love near and dear to their heart. >> hear the song and decide if this is the next big hit. [father]c'mon,buddy,you can do it.c'mon,reel it up, you gotta reel

you will open your legs, rotate the legs, you'll really get the gluteus medius, and that's what gives the sexy shape on the side of the butt here. squat and reach front arabesque and squat. and arabesque. and squat. >> ooh! >> and freeze. hold. and look. the bum bum's working right here in the gluteus minimus. that's the muscle that's gonna lift your butt. and let's go faster now, 'cause you want to burn calories and burn some fat, too, girl. come on. let's go. okay, now we're gonna do some floor work. i love ankle weights. they really give you the best bum bums. so, we ready? >> ready. >> on your elbows and knees. raise your right leg all the way up. and all the way down. and lift. and lower. and progression. go all the way up. halfway down. give it one. give me one more. yes. keep the right angle on your knees. you don't move your knee. you move your whole leg as one whole unit from your hip. so you really get the gluteus maximus working and you get that fuller and rounder bum bum. >> leandro completely changed my body. my butt looks amazing. he made me feel prettier, and i can't th

i loved my legs. i was always told my legs were my best feature, you know. now they're gone. >> reporter: so it was an amazing and public show of courage on an open field in boston this weekend when some of those women showed up to show the world what they are doing. this was a running and mobility clinic. it's run by the challenged athlete foundation, people of all amgs and skill level s, all of them have their own story of illness or injury. each one at a different stage in their comeback. >> if you know the exercising you need to do is going to get you your independence then you're going to do it. >> reporter: heather abbott was there as well. she was part of our group that day at the re has been hospital. she received her new running leg at a ceremony this past weekend. it's her fourth prosthetic so far. we watched her take her first steps in it. she's taking stock of how far she's come. >> when i talked to brian williams, to think it was only four months ago and now i can walk without crutches, on my own. i'm pretty independent. i think i'm pretty amaze

what we need to do is to put a leg brace on your leg and you must not put any weight on your leg forreat villain. if he had a cast on his leg. "i'm coming to get you now." "what's that?" [ laughter ] yes, very nice. limping towards him. >> that's what i was thinking. i said to them, just kind of attack of survival instinct. i said, listen i still have a scene to shoot. could you put my trousers over the leg brace please? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you have a very fat leg in the movie? >> fat leg. so, i'm going up in the elevator. the elevator's doors open, i'm on crutches because they told me not to put weight on this leg. there is a producer standing there. and he says, "could we lose the crutches for this next scene?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: exactly you're the villain, your the main guy. >> the next scene is where he pretends to be an american and fool bruce willis. so, if you ever watch that film again, and there's almost no escape. [ laughter ] i'm playing that scene standing on one leg. >> jimmy: is that right? that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] that's commitment.

they call someone who competes on a prosthetic leg a challenged athlete. what they should call jeff schmidt is a magician. we first met jeff and wife jenny not long after he returned from the 2012 ironman championship. jeff told us he kept going that night in hawaii because he had come too far to quit and he wasn't talking about the 140-mile race. a star soccer player, he was leg was shattered by a violent tackle 15 years ago. he had failed history and dr depende dependentcys. >> if something in your life is causing you nothing but anguish and you can get rid of it, what do you do? you get rid of it. >> losing that leg turned out to be one of the best things that ever happened to him. >> welcome to our kickoff event. >> jeff's story of perseverance won him the attention of the triathlon community. he was invited back to hawaii, given a second chance to conquer the biggest race of his life. jeff trained like never before. more than 5,000 miles on the road and in the water to make sure he was ready this year and he was. >> i was feeling prepared. i was feeli

took my leg.immediately that bang took my leg. >> his collision with the unforgiving rock breaks his leg. >> i felt instantaneously pain. then, i see the bushes and i'm into the bushes, luckily. >> hans sounds worse than his injuries actually are. the bushes provide a nice, soft, landing spot. >> that's in pure rocks or a shelf or something. i could have died. people have died in that situation before me. >> he's so happy to be alive. but as the pain of his broken leg sets in, so does a whole range of emotions. >> i was so angry and so lucky in one moment. [ bleep ]. i was very angry because it was a lack of concentration. i don't think i said so many swearing words in a row. >> hans' anger is short-lived. a rescue helicopter is on the way. as he lays in his makeshift bed of bushes, he tries to make some sense of what happened to him. at first hans is having what he thinks is a great flight. but as he carves his way around the mountain, seemingly flying, it's on this turn that he says he makes an

so it's going to be eight legged love or spider romance! >> reporter: this weekend's expected warm weather right in the middle of mating season is expected to have tra land chew la spiders crawling throughout the east bay hills and especially on mount diablo. al says, folks shouldn't be alarmed. they look ferocious. >> surprisingly the most tarantulas at least in the united states are harmless. we pick them up in the correct way, we can look in here and they got some pretty good sized fangs. but they really don't use them on us much. >> reporter: i would prefer not at all. but that's just me. tarantulas are found throughout

my whole leg had become numb from my knee down.and then the rest of my extremities until eventually it reached my lips and then it got to the point where i was like, well maybe i'll die. >> just about then, louis saw headlights appear in the distance. >> and eventually somebody makes their way over toward the car and says -- >> let me see your hands. >> it was the sheriff's deputy. that's when louis weakly stuck his left hand up out of the meadow grass. >> i laid there on the ground for a while and somebody was holding on to my leg trying to stop the bleeding and so they were sticking their hand in my wound. i was surprised i could still feel pain because my leg had gone numb so long that all it remained was pain. >> i can't feel my leg at all except for the pain. >> what i remember was i got loaded into a paramedic. at this point, just major relief. >> rory was air lifted out to a hospital in reno. he was barely alive, no longer conscious. telling the story was not easy for louis. >> wait a minute. sorry. >> okay. >> his anxiety w

and appears severely burned on his arms and legs.s have to figure out how to pull him from the inferno. >> he had already been up there for a while. we knew that time wasn't in his favor. >> with time running out, rescuers must quickly devise a safe way in and out. >> something of that magnitude, just not sure what is going to happen walking on the roof or inside the building with all of the structural collapse. you don't know how sound it is. one little thing could fall and create a domino effect. >> the man is there for 20 more minutes before firefighters reach him and pull him to safety. he is machinist and he survives. >> i feel wonderful. i said, thank god i'm saved now. >> they said, i'm with you jim, relax, everything will be fine. i'm be right with you. nothing is going to happen to you. >> edwards is burned over 60% of his body. trapped inside the blaze, he had wondered if his time had come. >> the fire and everything was about ten foot away from me and from all of that heat and everything it was heating me alive and i could

the physical therapist trains them by making the right leg, left leg go first. that's the first step to make them take steps on their own. >> it's like when you take driver's ed and the instructor has their own wheel. >> they have it right there. >> the kids who like worked so hard to raise that money to help her being able to see her stand up for the first time. i loved it when they were like, we never knew how tall you were. >> it's like magic. this technology is like magic, that these kids never thought it would be possible. this person they only knew as being in a wheelchair all of a sudden can stand and walk around with the help of this robot. it's amazing. >> they came out of the military. it started in the military. does that mean that we're actually augmenting the people that we're helping as well? are they stronger with these? >> that's hard to say. i will say this came from what was called the hulk, so it's this military technology, this suit that was designed to allow soldiers to carry really heavy things and put less stress on the body. then they saw

a vet says those legs were causing problems with his spine, so both legs were removed just this week.>> look at him go. >> this is video taken just one day after that surgery. >> we have an update on sharks defenseman dan boyle. >>> welcome back. good news for the sharks and sharks fans. all-star defenseman dan boyle is expected to practice with the team this morning before tonight's game against the boston bruins. boyle has not played since this october 15th when he was hurt in this play along the boards against the st. louis blues. >> still hurts watch it. >> yeah, it's such a cheap shot. he was knocked unconscious and carted off the ice ice. the team has not said what his injury is, but he was placed on injured research. it's not likely he will play tonight, but it's a fwood sign that he is rejoining the team on the road. good for him. >>> the 49ers have already wrapped up their work for today. practice is done. that's because they're over in london where it's almost 7:30 in the evening. quarterback colin kaepernick says despite the change in scenery, it's business as usual in prac

later. [ laughter ] >> all right so i'll grab you leg. >> oh my gosh, she said leg. i'm so excited. oh my gosh. hi. >> here is your foot. >> look at the other side. >> this is like seeing my child walk for the first time again. it's pretty emotional and it's pretty exciting but she's a star. she's amazing. >> so stand up for me. does it hurt? >> no, she's standing on her own. >> so what do you feel? i need you to differentiate -- are you okay? doing good. at your own speed. >> okay. oka okay. >> one. >> it feels really good just to stand upright now. i haven't stood up in a really long time. i almost forgot what it felt like. it reminds me of dancing and i -- i just so desperately want that again and i'm so close. it feels really good. >> love you. >> love you, too, thanks. >> pretty sexy. >> is it sexy? navigating the streets of boston for the first time, it was really tough. i thought everybody had a bomb. i hate even saying things like that out loud because it sounds crazy, but i would just -- i had horrible anxiety. obviously, i know now that the, you know, majority of the popul

agent was shot in the leg. this is the suspect. but an i.c.e. agent was shot in the leg. three others hit with shrapnel. people are told to stay indoors. they think they know where the gunman is. we'll have more at the 10:00 news. the party is, like, around the block. i'll be gone for two hours. yeah, that is two hours you could spend studying. i have been studying all weekend. no friends, no phone -- just me alone with books. [footsteps descending] i feel like alex. you're never alone when you have books. really? is that what you want me to turn into? sweetheart, listen to me. this is the s.a.t.s. okay? it is not some stupid science quiz. hey, if science quizzes are so stupid, why do you put mine up on the refrigerator? because we feel sorry for you, 'cause books are your friends. yeah, she wasn't studying last night. she was video-chatting the whole time. shut up! i knew it. i knew it. you are such a tattletale! girls, take it down a notch, because i -- whoa, whoa, whoa! what's the hot topic on "the view" today, ladies? dad, can you just please tell mom that i can take

your right leg there. stand up and straighten it out you know the come on come on try harder to the end. the blue hold come on. discuss. it's too hot. i can have no more strength so. more almost a goal of course ends here with this climbing wall if you fail to do your task here you let the whole group down his life and his life depend on you you must cooperate if one of you fails it means all of you fail. right use your head you have to think now is the time when you think hire fire. go there you are. keep going back i think celebs that's it was. a great. ground loop to come on. but is one for a little for one here there's always someone there to help you get through. come on there's not much left. come on come on do it yourself. come on well done stuff. well done. it's done a good job joy isnt it. but you've got a satisfactory result i'm pleased with here the task is complete you've done well i've got nothing to say excellent well. given you want to be a better comer chip is vital in the army we try to bu

not the legs of the goalie. look in slow motion. his legs. hot, once putting the again, through his own legs at full speed. that is almost impossible, and that is his fourth goal. he does not turn 20 until another month. youth is not always wasted on the yonge. stick around for the forecast. what are you doing? we're switching car insurance. why? because these guys are the cheapest. why? good question. because a cut-rate price could mean cut-rate protection. you should listen to this guy. [ female announcer ] get great protection and a great price! plus an agent! drivers who switched saved an average of $498 a year. plus, allstate has new lower rates just for baltimore. switch and start saving today! just another way allstate is changing car insurance for good. [ female announcer ] call a baltimore area allstate agent at 866-650-7900 today. >> here is a look at what we are looking at for later. the partial government shutdown continues, and new warnings from the obama administration about how veterans could soon be impacted. impacted. we you,

and her family says she's taken to them like her real legs. the family will have to return to the hospital every few months, to fine tune the legs to keep them in proportion with ireland's growth spurts. ad lib toss to dawn brown what could have caused this small plane to crash in a field in arizona, killing all four people on board? we'll tell you what witnesses saw....coming up. and we'll explain why battling a massive blaze like this has been a nightmare for firefighters in california. much more ahead, when the late edition continues. four people are dead, as authorities try and figure out what caused a small plane to crash in arizona. federal investigators say the plane went down on a ranch just west of the small town of paulden. witnesses say they saw the plane clip several trees and possibly a radio tower before exploding as it hit the ground. a... large fire erupts ...at a recycling center... in stockton, california. you could see the flames... high in the air... over this recycling center.../. two propane tanks... at the plant... ruptu

leg length. this leg it was a leg very hard to make the among the club that are saddled with the earthquake there are no legs let's play. lists the i'm lists. really program this does of which to move to the public relations onslaught to win over the iranian public the something of a farce it's the first speaking directly to the people of a rather more than two decades and top level politics but for the bit as well the differences with more details of what went well you know kevin as odd as it may sound he got quite a dressing down for saying iranians aren't allowed to wear the trousers they want that's right he made the way were comments during an interview with b.b.c. persian saying that if iranians were actually free they would wear blue jeans they would listen to western music and they would actually have free elections this made quite an impression to the iranian public as you may imagine now twitter is officially banned in iran but plenty of people are using software to get around that bloc

broken legs. broken foot. i broke my wrist. i broke my leg. i ruptured a disk in my back. i cracked some ribs. this is actually a scar from my head pounding on the boat. >> water patrol cites the driver of the boat for failing to operate a motor boat in a careful and prudent manner. and allowing a passenger to ride on the rear deck without adequate railing. he's ordered to pay a fine. despite the disturbing images from the accident, those involved with the event insists that safety is always the number one priority. >> when you figure how many people come to the lake, it's a very small percentage that end up like that. it's a very safe place. there's boating accidents all over the place, but no one's really seen one on film. you don't really think about it until you see it. >>> coming up, a politician is ambushed. >> suddenly jumped up. the audience was frozen. >>> and later, fireworks blast off course. when "caught on camera: don't blink" continues. i'm pregnant. really? two weeks. you already went to the doctor? not yet. but i took this new clearblue test. it's like two

above-the-leg amput amputees. by itself but is not connected to the user in any kind of explosiicit way. it has sensors on it and it understands how the user's interacting with it. the leg has two fully powered joints. it has a motor at the knee joint and a motor at the ankle joint and the motors are the equivalent of the muscles and the sensors are the same as the sensors in a healthy limb. if you look at conventional prosthet prosthetics, you have to sling them around to move them around and this is a leg with the equivalent of muscles what we found is people use less energy when they walk with it and people generally walk faster and they can do things like go up stairs and down stairs and up slopes and down slopes and run which are things that generally you can't do with a conventional prosthetics. we look forward to having it improve people's quality of life and minimizing their disability and enabling them to do things that maybe would be difficult before or maybe things they couldn't do before. >>> we turn n

not only of ptsd but also of mourning the loss of my leg. i remember waking up many mornings and just bawling and crying and just being so sad. i've never felt that feeling of sadness. and i'm on the other side of sadness. i'm coming close to acceptance. but i'm not there yet. >> today, adam and i are going to talk to the prosecuting team about the case, and we are going through every gruesome detail leading up to the moment of the bombing. everything from what it felt like to the injuries. they want to know how it's impacted us, how has it not, really? they want to know if we would like them to seek the death penalty, which has been weighing heavy on our hearts. i always questioned whether i would be able to be in the same courtroom as him. but if they need me there i'll be there. justice needs to be done. i don't think about him often, but today's the day that i have to. >> i think i'm further than i thought i'd be in six months. i remember just getting my prosthetic and thinking that it would take forever, and then also in the same time t

the boat's propelar sliced danielle's leg. doctors were not focused on saving her leg when she arrived at the hospital, but saving her life. >> we didn't expect the injury to be devastating and serious. she was coming in shock. she was on the brink of collapse. >> as a police chief, he was in this scenario thousands of times. it didn't prepare him for what he saw. >> seeing your daughter in that state - i have spent my entire life and career helping families through this type of thing. never had to look at my own. it was devastating. once stablilized doctors saw an opportunity to help restore movement to her battered leg. the boat propeller severed the sciatic nerve. it's a large nerve controlling movement and feeling in the leg. they told her they wanted her to be the first person in the world to undergo a nerve graph. >> to have a chance to do something extraordinary or be a part of something bigger than myself was a great feeling. >> the plan was to first take the standard approach of using press's nerves to prepare the sye

i started to grow legs, my body got longer, my head looked more like, well, a head. before i knew it, i had arms and a tail! but i still wasn't all that i could be. after a while, i lost my tail, and i hopped out of the pond. - and you became a frog! - that's how we became frogs, too. - yes. my story is your story, except i wanted more. that's why i became a singer! - sing for us, jumpy! - sure! ♪ forget your troubles ♪ come on, get hoppy ♪ leap all your cares away - that frog's a born singer! - next on the frog channel "the tales of peter ribbit," followed by "raging bullfrog." - oh. oh. thanks, tv. thank you. boy. elmo wants to learn more about frogs. how can we find out more? [doorbell rings] well, who could that be? come in! - hiya! ha ha! want to talk to a frog? ribbit! ribbit ribbit! - oh, yeah. we can talk to a frog! yay! - if you can catch me. whoa! [ribbiting] - frog! oh! ha ha ha! frog, frog, frog, frog, wait, wait, wait, frog. wait, wait. elmo wants to know what it's like to be a frog. - i haven't the froggiest. ha ha ha! ribbit! ooh, ooh. watch this! i ha

it is the longest leg. 7.1 miles. i will be doing the longest leg on the team. >> i know you didn't sleep well. good luck to you. >> i need it i think. >> one of my favorite things so far is individual named ryan running in the same portion of the relay. you didn't sleep well either? >> i did not. fell asleep about 2:30, 3:00. >> this is how you are going to find your folks in the relay. >> unlike brett, when we are approaching our change points you are going to look for a photo of yourself that's where you know to pass off the arm band so it will be easy to find each other. >> you are getting the race from this individual. >> i will be hold charlie above my head. i will pass my face off to charlie and they will be waiting for me at the finish line. >> we produce all kinds of signs graphics the whole nine yards. >> you have pulled it all together in the great marketing moment. >> so many wonderful stories 27,000 of them. we will have more live coverage when we come back. >> welcome back to our coverage of the baltimor

feel my legs. >> did you ever burn yourself? >> never. >> i can smell it burning. >> just the hair, not your skin. so the heat is taking the little pulses of heat, that's what's taking the hair away. >> that's why you say burn a candle in a room. if you stop does it shut itself off? >> if you stop in one spot a light will come on and the system will shut it off. you have to make sure you're consistent with it. keep it going. that's why there's a crystall e crystallizing system. you keep doing it and eventually, no more hair. >> that's why didn't have a result actually in the beginning because i need to do it over and over again. >> exactly. >> to grow my hair to a quarter of an inch is like waxing. >> you can continue to do it even if you're shaving in between. it's a treatment. it's not a razor. it is not pulling the hair out. it is a treatment system. you want to make sure you keep treating your leg or arm and eventually the hair will lessen and lessen. >> i will take your word for it. i'm going to do a follow-up on me. it was

leg. leg. leg. leg. and leg. good luck. to building a new. mission to teach me. why you should. only. with wall street warning about. and president obama scolding republicans for the credit of the us government shutdown still showing signs of a. fourteen greenpeace activists with piracy in russia trying to storm an oil rig in the sixteen other members of the group still awaiting their fate. and a group of the russian embassy in tripoli. attempting to force their way inside.

lists leg. leg lifts. leg. a. leg. length. lens. i. follow and welcome to cross talk for all things are considered i'm peter lavelle two years after the force ouster of khadafi by nato forces libya stands at the abyss the lack of a strong central government weak rule of law and endless violence in a country awash with weapons has resulted in libya facing a failed state status add to this the presence of islamic militants can things get any worse in libya. to cross not the events in libya i'm joined by my guest in washington rich galen he is a republican strategist and we also have michael shank he is the director of foreign policy at the friends committee on national legislation and a professor at george mason university one gentleman in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to very much encourage you to michael if i go to you and in washington two years on the libyan people living better better than before the intervention that overthrew colonel gadhafi certainly not and we're seeing the same playbook u.s. playbook in syr

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feel my legs. >> did you ever burn yourself? i can smell the burning. >> it is taking the hair and not your skin. the heat is taking -- the little pulses of heat, that is what is taking the hair away. >> that's why they say to burn a candle in the room. if you stop in one spot does it shut itself off. >> it does. if you stop in one spot it will shut the system off. >> i will have to write a follow-up on-line with this. >> you have to make sure you are consistent with it. keep it going. that's why there is a crystallizing and buffer. if it doesn't take every hair off right away you buffer it off. >> that's why i didn't have a result in the beginning because i need to do this over and over and over gen? >> exactly. >> to grow my hair to a quarter of an inch was like waxing. i never wax -- >> you can continue to do it and continue to do it even if you are shaving in between. you shouldn't have to, but if you do, you can continue because it is a treatment. it is not a razor. it is not pulling the hair out. it is a treatment system s

and i did it. >> reporter: celeste corcoran lost both legs in the bombing. what she didn't lose was her determination. >> if you know the exercising that you need to do is going to get you your independence, then you're going to do it. >> right over left, i love it! >> reporter: the participants often find strength in numbers. >> athletes really gain confidence. they get to see other athletes doing things they thought they might not be able to do. >> reporter: coaches and mentors are paired with the amputees. at celeste's side, retired marine sergeant gabe martinez who knows a lot about overcoming adversity. he lost both his legs in combat in afghanistan. >> i tell them, don't push yourself too hard, take it day by day and just live your new life. >> reporter: cheering each other on as these champions for life take another step towards independence. >> again, that was lester holt reporting. >>> well, october is here, or as some football fans might say, pi pinktober. the month where nfl players and coaches wear pink. to bring awareness to breast cancer, it ad

off a piece of jason's leg. stomach filled with heart. the second slug exited through his back. doctors at highland hospital saved his life but he'll never be the safe. >> anyone who has been shot who request survive may be permanently injured. incapacitated, maybe in a persistent state where they can never talk to their relatives again. >> reporter: if young people really understood damage bullets do will they be less inclined to shoot. the police department offering classes for teenagers considered at risk. >> now he requires help 24-7. someone to wipe his back. someone to feed him. >> for the most part young people are thinking along the line that they're invincible. and that's the problem. until someone in their neighborhood or in that group of click that they run with sustain an injury. then it brings it home. >> the youngsters in the class haven't committed any crimes. but they're showing behavior, fighting cutting school. that makes them candidates for violence. >> if you wanted a gun yourself would you b