two legs are definitely better than one. when we return, you'll find out how badgers dig tunnels up to 13 feet deep. and why the woodpecker spends so much time drilling through trees. right here on animal science. - [voiceover] in the animal kingdom, safety is never a guarantee. most creatures must fight for survival on a daily basis. for some, the means of protection is simply a hole in the ground. if you're on a sandy beach, you just might get lucky and spot an elusive creature called the ghost crab. they're known for their habit of disappearing into burrows. - when it's very hot during the day they'll retreat to the burrow, where it stays cool. when it's very cold at night, they'll stay in there, especially in the winter time, they'll stay in there for that period of time. - [voiceover] ghost crabs' eyes sit on stalks above its head. this helps it detect predators coming from any direction. and if threatened, it will simply vanish, like a ghost. (ghostly laughter) the woodpecker may not be the biggest creature in the worl

these legs feel all right. the great news is sydney doesn't have any fractures or dislocations there, but what has happened is those legs have been hyperextended back and locked into position, and now they're stuck there. if he's actually had nerve damage to the point where the nerves can no longer do that, then it's going to be really hard for him to actually live a normal life. chris: thought about it. there we go. you see that? bloss: so what do you do, stick him to the perch? chris: no. bloss: i was joking. chris: i'm not. neal: good, just... chris: that's actually -- that's actually exactly what we do. neal: really? bloss: okay. chris: yeah. bloss: really? chris: yeah. it seems a bit drastic, but often the drastic works. he looks like a bit of a ski jumper at the moment. so you just give him very light support there. bloss: yes. chris: see how he pushes himself forward? he lunges forward like that. that's building up those muscles. pressure there. where did i learn about this? made it up. so it becomes lik

of the leg. just want to jump to one more video. what we are going to do now is i will show you what happens if you do this within -- this is the galvani experiment. this is a squid that you can catch off the shores of maine, of boston. i've done the same experiment here but inside the brain of a squid. it sends information down to the skin to change the colors. we will listen what happens when you play hip-hop music into a squid. i am looking down on it and hopefully have some audio here. so what this is, these are the cells inside the squid that open and close like tiny muscles. the cephalopods change their color on demand. we have put a little bit of electricity there. you can actually do this pretty well. so let's go to the next thing. i want to record the neurons from people through these muscular activities. can i get one volunteer from the audience? yes, what your name? perfect. all right. the first thing i want to do is hook you up and get one more volunteer. what we're going to do is i'm

with the help of air legs, even skinny legs like these can peel like le feel like legs of power.s across the country northern as darpa, the pentagon team of mad scientists. the director. is that a little like herding cats? >> actually, as a great science engineer, that's exactly what it's like. you want people to have immense creativity and chasing great ideas. >> reporter: it was created in 1958 in response to the earth-shaking then 57 launch of sputnik by the soviet union. >> cbs television presents a special report of sputnik 1. >> it was huge for the united states. >> reporter: what do you see as the mission on darpa? >> our core mission is technologies for national security. >> reporter: for example, they did early research on stealth technology allows u.s. aircraft to invade a radar. but many of the brainstorms have had enormous impact well beyond the military. >> 45 years ago, darpa did this crazy experiment which is put a couple computers together and have them talk to each other. that has become the internet today. >> reporter: ranging from sophisticated prosthetic limbs

she was a photographer that took feet many, many images of and legs. with her typical magic could make photographs of just feet. her mother also presented the marital separation to her as a desertion, an abandonment by her

yeah, i wrote that on my leg. >> you even gave your leg one last pedicure. >> i did. it was appropriate. you know, i always get pedicures. my mom and doctor made fun of me. every time i go into the doctor, my feet are perfectly pedicured. it's something that is important to me. so, even in the hospital in boston, when i was laying there and couldn't move, my mom had to do my toes for me. i had to be nice to it and give it one last pedicure. >> i know you have made a list of all these things now you want to do. i read you decided to run the boston marathon next year. >> i will at least run the 5k and definitely run across the finish line as a new start and new beginning for me. definitely the next year, i will run the whole thing. you better believe it. >> have you always faced challenges like this? have you always been so determined? >> i have had a lot of challenges, i would say, in my life. all these things prepared me for getting blown up. i think had i not faced different challenges maybe i wouldn't have been as positive. i'm definitely glad i am. i can't be anyth

his legs are cracked mid-femur there.y a lot of pain. >> the whole time he's, get me out of here. i just conversed with him the best i could to try to give him some hope. >> but others aren't as hopeful. the victim is pinned very deep under the pile of rubble, and it will take a huge effort to get just one man out using resources rescuers could use on more people in other places. lavalle and his team get together to decide what to do. >> as we're huddling, we're listening to this guy just screaming and hollering. it is just -- it is nothing i ever felt before. it is like, almost like a wounded animal. i mean, you are going, we are not supposed to leave people like that. the captain there just said, we are going to get this guy out. >> so lavalle's team of 14 men begin the task of unearthing the buried maintenance worker. across town, firefighter mike henry has made his way back to the meadows apartment complex and, again, residents insist to him the building has collapsed. >> everything looked fine, and we told them the s

there is -- these are fragile legs and bones.s you when things go wrong. >> reporter: barbar o's triple crown dreams were shattered when he broke his leg. he was eventually ewe thanized. but it's that risk reward and the love of these magnificent animals which brings the faithful back year after year. and no one has more faith than fred mitchell. >> get on up here. >> that's my man, fred. >> reporter: fred is many things. blue blood is not one of them. he's the talk of the seaale, having sold a horse for $1.2 million. his first million dollar baby. >> at my age, it means a lot. it will be handed down to our girls. they've got something to look forward to. >> reporter: his farm has been in family since 1764. >> that was one thing that was in my mind when i sold, a million dollars. how proud would my father have been of me? >> reporter: what did you do to celebrate? >> i went home and got on the tractor and mowed some paddocks. >> reporter: as far mandy, she's celebrating another way. expensive glass of champagne. >> it is. you thi

. >> i said you can get out he said i cannot feel the legs i said i cannot get you out through the door but through the window. >> dante johnson held chambers pulled the officer out of the burning police cruiser. >> he had a minor scratch on his head and pretty much messed up his leg. that was good it. if we had not gotten him out. if you would have seen what the car looked like. -- if he had not gotten him out he would have been hurt bad. >> he was in and out of consciousness and said i can't feel my legs. >> the car literally burst into flames. flames were shooting so high. it was like this whole corner was like yellow. >> the rescueers also pulled a 52-year-old driver of the with pickup truck who was unconscious to safety. >> i kept -- two guys pulled him out and laid him down. i checked his pulse. he was breathing. he was out of. it but he was alive. >> the officer and passenger in the truck were taken to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania for treatment. chambers later visited the officer and posed for this picture. >> he was there with a couple buddies and they all said

he said i can't feel my legs. the door was jammed shut i have to pull you out of the window. >> we pulled the cop out, he had a minor scratch on his head, pretty much he messed up his leg. if we hadn't gotten out in time. he would have been hurt bad. >> he was in shock, in and out of consciousness, he said i can't feel my legs. >> the car bushels you burst into -- burst into flames, the flames were shooting high. the rescuers pulled the 352 driver of the pick up truck who was unconscious to safety. >> i checked his pulse he was breathing, he was out of it, but he was alive. >> reporter: the officer and passenger in the truck were taken to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania for treatment. chambers later visited the officer and posed for this picture. >> he was there with a couple of his buddies they said thank you and shook my hand. went in and talked with him for a little bit. he was glad that i was there to help him out and i was glad i was there to be a part of it. >> fortunately the 0-year-old offic

and then put on a bed with one leg up over here and my arm over here. one leg this way. my arm over here handcuffed here and there. i was just there laying on the bed like that. >> naked still? >> no. they had given me some clothes. they had given me some clothes. i would just lay there. just waiting. telling the guards i have got to call my mom, panicking, i've got to call my mom. i've got to talk to my family. >> how long were you in that room extended like that? >> for 12 hours, maybe. >> and then what happens? >> and then -- then i have to go pee. so i can't get to the toilet that's right here. but yet there's a styrofoam cup, so i grab it and i pee in the cup and i put it in the toilet. i can't flush so i have got to smell my urine. then i have to do something else. so i go and take that same cup and remember my arm's over here and my leg is over here and i can't, you know, i can't -- so, you know, i managed to somewh somewhat -- uh -- and i felt like guards outside were having fun with the whole thing. like, they were mocking me outside. making fun of me. so that w

of the leg. just want to jump to one more video. what we are going to do now is i will show you what happens if you do this within -- this is the galvani experiment. this is a squid that you can catch off the shores of maine, of boston. i've done the same experiment here but inside the brain of a squid. it sends information down to the skin to change the colors. we will listen what happens when you play hip-hop music into a squid. i am looking down on it and hopefully have some audio ere. so what this is, these are the cells inside the squid that open and close like tiny muscles. the cephalopods change their color on demand. we have put a little bit of electricity there. you can actually do this pretty well. so let's go to the next thing. i want to record the neurons from people through these muscular activities. can i get one volunteer from the audience? yes, what your name? perfect. all right. the first thing i want to do is hook you up and get one more volunteer. what we're going to do is i'm

. >> i said you can get out he said i can't feel my legs. his door was jammed shut i can't get you out through the door i have to get you out through the window. >> dante johnson held chambers pull the officer out of the burning police cruiser. >> the cop had a minor scratch on his head and pretty much messed up his leg that. was about it. if we had not seen and he would have been hurt bad. >> hes with in shock in and out of consciousness. he said i can't feel my legs. >> once he got the officer over to the curb it burst into flamesch the flames were shooting like so high it was like this whole you corner was yellow. >> the rescueers also pulled 52-year-old driver of the pickup truck unconscious to safety. >> i kept his neck stable while me and two other guys pulled him out and laid him done checked his pulse and he was breathing and he was out of it but he was alive. >> the officer and passenger in the truck were taken to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania for treatment treatment. chambers later visited the officer and posed for

or her, one leg this way.andcuffs here and there. i was just there laying on bed like that. >> naked still? no not naked. they had gaven me some clothes. they had give me some clothes. i just laid there waiting. telling the guards, you know, i have got to call my mom, panicking, you know,ry have got to talk to my family. >> how long were you in that room extended like that? >> for 12 hours maybe. >> and then what happens? >> and then -- and then i have to go pee. so i can't get to the toilet that's right here. styrofoam cup over here. guy and grab the styrofoam cup and i put it in the toilet. i can't flush so i have got to smell my urine. then, i have to do something else so i go and take that same cup. remember my arm is over here and my leg is over here. and i can't, you know, i can't so, you know, i managed to somewhat manage that and i felt like the guards outside were having fun with the whole thing. like they were mocking me outside omaking fun of me. so that was hard. animal in a cage like i don't have

but look at his leg. it just bends awkwardly. he was a little slow to get up but he would be okay. once again today we see why the skins wanted desean jackson. incredible cachet a few plays later alfred morris takes the hand-off and right into the end zone. redskins take a 10-0 lead. griffin still had some rust to take off. here he gets picked off by captain munnerlyn. the star of today's game was vikings running back mike asciata. remember that great catch from desean jackson? here's another one. redskins regained the lead but the skins' defense had no answer. three touchdowns on the day for the vikings star. you can see from that angle how poor this ball was thrown to pierre garcon. here's a look at the numbers from the game. griffin in his first game 1 of 28, 251, touchdown, interception. 120 yards went to desean jackson today. teddy bridgewater may look like a rookie sometimes but he is becoming the king of come- backs. all three of his wins have been comeback wins. dave owens has reaction from minnesota. >> reporter: there always seems to be something following this football t

turkey legs, game balls to be awarded. and we'll look at denver and kansas city, coming your way on "sunday night football." and down to the 22 yard line. and not that seattle needs to put an exclamation point on this thing. but it's been that kind of night. that kind of night for 49er defense. ten days off. san fran goes to oakland a week from sunday. and seattle goes to philadelphia. >> cris: what's going to be interesting, is they're going to set up a table out there for michele tafoya. and they're going to eat turkey in the middle of the field. and that's one of the things that terrell owens -- something about territory. and the symbol. that's where they're going to set up that table, right about there. john madden decides who is going to be out there sitting at that table. and i think it won't sit comfortably. >> al: not since terrell owens did on the dallas star. and two seconds left, as hyde makes the catch. you think they will clean up after here? >> cris: we'll find out. i cannot do this game without thinking abou

that means less leg room for more customers.rning. >> good morning. >> why are they doing this now other than because they can? >> they're doing it to make money. all the other airlines had a really big year. they've been paying dividends to shareholders and jetblue has been lagging behind and so this is ancillary revenue, money made from checked bags. it's huge for the airlines and jetblue is getting on that plane. >> is that true for jetblue? >> they really made their name. a no frills airline where you got a lot more leg room and paid no extra fares. that's just not the case. they're looking more like any other airlines. now it's going to be asking people to pay for checked bags, less leg room. it's looking a lot like a traditional passenger carrier. >> wall street liked it. but what about the customers? could it backfire? >> i think it's very risky for jetblue. they made a name for themselves. the problem is we're flying at capacity so people don't have any other options. >> and other airlines are adding prices as well. >> e

. >> reporter: attacking her three times, including her leg and arm.s for life. >> held on to them and stayed down quiet and he left. >> the woman is still being treated for one deep wound to her leg. the dogs -- >> you could hear when they grabbed. >> reporter: enabling him to take aim. >> i shot straight down through the neck. >> the boar was unmistakable. >> he left one big foot track. it was huge. what happened is because he is three legged that foot has grown huge. >> reporter: they were relieved to eliminate the threat of a future attack. >> glad to get rid of a bad pig. >> wild boars have been a problem in some bay area neighborhoods. >>> back lash against a new barbie book, why parents think the story line goes off course and sets a bad example. >> an airline that flies to all three bay area airports does something it has never done before. how jet blue is trying to please ingesters. >> and the daughter of a new york -- investors. >> and the daughter of a new york firefighter that was killed in 9/11 followed in his footsteps. how she is honorin

he went over and smashed my ankle and tore up his front leg also. >> the horse, cut its leg.up, go home? no. way too tough for that. >> even though you're hurt like crazy and your horse is injured -- >> uh-huh. >> why? >> had to see what's on the other side. didn't ride all that way for nothing. >> so they pushed on. about 300 yards to the top, miles and miles of vast isolation around them. in an average year, said park rangers, only one or two human beings ever set foot up here. >> very windy. and when we got on the top, it was probably 30, 45 miles per hour wind. >> howling around you. >> screaming. >> though the sights, like a herd of elk, 200 of them. >> i was standing up there watching them elk at the bottom and i looked at them for maybe two minutes. >> the sound of an airplane broke his concentration. it was a little plane, a cessna 172. >> just kept getting louder and louder and louder. first thing you thought is why are they down that low? >> the second thought was, alarm. that plane was surrounded by sheer mountain walls on all sides. >> so the plane is flying right

i'm tapping my leg! i'm tapping my leg! you weren't even looking. if i tap my leg, that's it.t. i won't break you. it's okay. >> jimmy: "i won't break you" is so scar >> just grab my arm. >> jimmy: like hard or just like -- >> grab it, like grab all right, are you ready? remember, tap your leg. >> jimmy: okay. >> okay. >> jimmy: yeah. >> okay. >> jimmy: yeah. >> don't cry. >> jimmy: i'm not going to cry! [ laughter ] yes. ow! ow, hey! get off me! what's wrong with you? oh, my gosh! [ cheers and applause ] that was actually -- wow, wait. so you bent it back and pushed it into the -- that was weird, what you just did. that was crazy. >> it hurts a little bit to your elbow. >> jimmy: yeah. not you, me, yeah. thanks for feeling bad. i appreciate that. so now let's talk "interstellar" here. i'm very excited about this. i saw it in imax. did you see it on imax? >> yes, i did. i saw it twice in imax. if you're guing to see this movie, you have to see it in imax. >> jimmy: it's really, really loud when you're at the imax. really, really powerful. really loud. but then, when you're in

turkey legs, game balls to be awarded. and we'll look at denver and kansas city, coming your way on "sunday night football." and down to the 22 yard line. and not that seattle needs to put an exclamation point on this thing. but it's been that kind of night. that kind of night for 49er defense. ten days off. san fran goes to oakland a week from sunday. and seattle goes to philadelphia. >> cris: what's going to be interesting, is they're going to set up a table out there for michele tafoya. and they're going to eat turkey in the middle of the field. and that's one of the things that terrell owens -- something about territory. and the symbol. that's where they're going to set up that table, right about there. john madden decides who is going to be out there sitting at that table. and i think it won't sit comfortably. >> al: not since terrell owens did on the dallas star. and two seconds left, as hyde makes the catch. you think they will clean up after here? >> cris: we'll find out. i cannot do this game without thinking abou

he lost them those legs in the other war. charlie has a good job. a better job than most men.y the way, he never learned to type until he came out of the hospital. needless to say he uses a standard machine with a standard keyboard. oh, i forgot the address, but joe morgan will not, and that means a phone call. what is joe's number? i can never remember it. better look at up! -- better look it up! m. o., here we are, joseph morgan. atwater nine. everyday things done with every day in ease. how long does it take a man who has lost a hand or two hands to resume his place in the scheme of normal living? now you may have heard that anything can be masked in time. that a man practicing four hours a day for six years can learn to throw a boomerang and catch it at the end of its circular flight. after four hours practice a day for let's say five years, a man can hurl a spear and pierce another man's heart. so you may think it took charlie, who had so much more to learn, ever since world war i, to overcome the loss of his master the normal aspirations of signing his name with a flouri

that means less leg room. online reaction has been swift.t ain't so," one person cried out on twitter. perhaps concern there will be more scenes like this in the air, more confrontations and more devices like the knee defender to prevent seats from reclining. kenneth button is an airline industry expert with george mason university. why is it the passenger that suffers the most? >> because the passenger is flying. they're buying the product. you lose a little bit of leg room, but you still get very, very economical fares. >> reporter: airline profits are up. earnings have increased over 5% and the cost of jet fuel is down. but jetblue says the changes could mean $400 million in additional operating income. an airline industry representative says that passengers can still pay for the services that they value the most. scott, jetblue says it will still have more leg room than most of its competitors. >> pelley: ain't what it used to be. jeff, thank you so much. today jason collins announced his retirement from the nba. last season he became th

and we are about to embark on a new leg of what lab a long journey.e've been married for 39 years. [cheers and applause] >>> and there is no one in the world i would rather enter this new leg in this new journey with but frances wolf. so, frances, thank you very much. [cheers and applause] >>> and of course, our two daughters, sara and katie, thank you. [cheers and applause] >>> so, let's talk about this campaign. i have talked about four things. i've talked about education. we need to reestablish education as a priority in pennsylvania. this nation was founded -- this nation was founded on the idea of a broad based citizenship and very early on in the republican -- the history of the republic, our ancestors realized that education was the key to a strong citizenship, to a strong democracy, to a strong economy, to strong families. we needed to invest in that. we need to make sure that we resurrect that idea here in pennsylvania and make sure that education is at the top of the list, not the bottom. >> clears cheers. >>> and i understand we -- there is

turkey legs, game balls to be awarded. and we'll look at denver and kansas city, coming your way on "sunday night football." and down to the 22 yard line. and not that seattle needs to put an exclamation point on this thing. but it's been that kind of night. that kind of night for 49er defense. ten days off. san fran goes to oakland a week from sunday. and seattle goes to philadelphia. >> cris: what's going to be interesting, is they're going to set up a table out there for michele tafoya. and they're going to eat turkey in the middle of the field. and that's one of the things that terrell owens -- something about territory. and the symbol. that's where they're going to set up that table, right about there. john madden decides who is going to be out there sitting at that table. and i think it won't sit comfortably. >> al: not since terrell owens did on the dallas star. and two seconds left, as hyde makes the catch. you think they will clean up after here? >> cris: we'll find out. i cannot do this game without thinking abou

a stroke victim is making a full recovery thanks to a four legged member of his family.im. >>> and this week winningest animal rescue mixes business with pleasure. we'll explain in shelter me. plus we'll get a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" returns. >> in california, a water are resistance mulch is being dropped on thousands of acres. crews are preparing for pending storms that could trigger mudslides. two reservoirs and power station are in the path of a mudslide. it would cost millions to rebuild the road that cuts through that burn zone. let's get a check of our weather. all i can say is burr. it's cod be for this time of the year. >> reporter: age inwhat it's going to be by the end of december and january. we have clouds and flurries flying well north and west of the city. temperatures having a difficult time climbing with all that cloud cover, dewpoint, 22. winds out of the east/southeast at 5 miles per hour. pressure reading 30.37 inches. the high temperature of the day may occur between 10 and 11:00 p.m. as the warm front

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he went over, smashed my ankle and tore up his front leg also. >> reporter: the horse cut its leg.sh sprained his ankle. but give up? go home? no. way too tough for that. >> even though you're hurting like crazy, your horse is injured. why? >> had to see what's on the other side. lft lfrt [ laughter ] >> didn't ride all that way for nothing. >> reporter: so they pushed on. about 300 yards to the top, miles and miles of vast isolation around them, in an average year, said park rangers only one or two human beings ever set foot up here. >> very windy. when we got on the fop of thtop pass, probably 35, 40 mile-an-hour wind. >> reporter: just howling around you? >> screaming. >> reporter: but, oh, the sights. a herd of elk. 200 of them. >> i was standing up there looking through my binoculars watching them milk on the bottom and looked at them maybe two minutes. >> reporter: the sound of an airplane broke his concentration. it was a little plane. a cessna 172. >> just kept getting louder and louder and louder. first thing you thought was, why are they down that low? >> reporter: the se

. >> it scratched my leg. but nothing.ven when the lion gets into a tussle with his handler, charlie's not ruffled. >> hey, hey. he just wants to play. >> but the playful lion now turns to charlie. >> then it started to get up and it got up onto its hind legs and that's when i felt the claws go into my back legs. >> the lion's claws and then his teeth are digging into charlie's body. >> i started to feel pain, like burning pain which went in. and then he let go. i mean thankfully otherwise i'd probably be missing, you know, a good quarter of my leg. >> charlie's instinct is to run away from the lion but he remembers what the handler told him. >> the handler said before we went in, you have to try to not look scared. if you run, he says you'll become prey and his natural instinct will be to kill you. >> just when charlie thinks the lion is under control, it comes back for more. >> you can hear it roaring and growling and hear your heart beat. you're so scared. >> in an instant charlie comes eye to eye with the animal. >> it

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. >> it scratched my leg. but nothing.ing around. >> he likes you. >> even when the lion gets into a tussle with his handler, charlie's not ruffled. >> hey, hey. come on. >> he just wants to play. >> but the playful lion now turns to charlie. >> then it started to get up and and it got up on its hind legs and that's when i felt the claws go into my back legs. the lion's claws and then his teeth are digging into charlie's body. >> i started to feel pain, like burning pain which went in. and then he let go. i mean thankfully otherwise i'd probably be missing, you know, a good quarter of my leg. >> charlie's instinct is to run away from the lion, but he remembers what the handler told him. >> the handler said before we went in, you have to try to not look scared. if you run, you'll look like prey and the natural instinct will be to kill you. >> just when charlie thinks the lion is under control, it comes back for more. >> you can hear it roaring and growling and hear your own heart beat in your head. you're so scared. >> in a

there goes -- this is the leg. that's the little turkey leg. >> wait! check this out. all right.what we forgot to do was wash our hands. >> oh, yes! wash your hand first. i did pretty good. >> you did very well. you did very well. i think you might win. >> this is the wing, right? in two parts. >> yeah. that's the wing and the drum. >> how did you do? >> i was pretty good. >> i was impressed. >> look at that! this is my mom's favorite part. >> what do cow with the skin? >> i like to slice it up and put it on the flatter. >> it's good to see you! we appreciate it. >> happy thanksgiving. >> it is now 53 minutes a of the the top of the hour. a new best friend for the holidays. what is so special about thisbee dog? >> i can eat this? it's cooked. what will you do if this guy showed up at thanks giving. why it's making his mission to ruin the holiday for one family. >> we'll reflect what you're thankful for. george is thankful for his mom. she's his best friend. >> and michelle is thankful for freedom and the people who fought so she could have it. and her loved ones. happy thanksgivi