bigger hips, longer, skinnier legs. we are all built so differently. some basic guidelines you can keep in mind when you're trying on different jeans. >> some of the worst things i've seen are the low riding jeans on someone who has got very big hips and who should really be wearing a pair that cover her back side. >> the design gods this season have taken pity on us and higher waisted jeans in general are trending, as opposed to the stuff that sit on the hip, which gives you that muffin top. >> you have to be thin to wear those low riding jeans. >> you do, but most people forget that. >> straight leg, i mean, it seems this year straight, next year bells and then you're losing the bells that you loved last year and -- >> that's always the sad thing. you should always keep in mind you have to dress for your body type and take notice of what is going on in the fashion world and trends and focus on what makes you feel the best when you put it on because if you don't feel right, it doesn't matter if it's the latest trend. you'll be tugging on it and pullin

when she was born her leg was damaged. for many years after that she had 15 surgeries to try to repair the damage. she chose to amputate the leg that had been hindering her ability to live her life. she has made it very, very sexy. >>> one of the things getting attention is this part of the video where she does the spike dance where her prosthetic is the spike with a very sharp point. it is mesmerizing. the great thing about this, imagine if you are a young person dealing with an amputated limb. she is changing how we think about sexy and beauty. >> dog's first snow. >> is this your first time seeing snowfall from the sky? >> sure there are some countries with nuclear. this is a case of police harassment but it's in the uk, so it goes differently. there is somebody playing a harp around this quaint village. he's just shooting. walking down the street when suddenly the police come up to ask him questions and things get really british. >> she tries to block his camera. wh are you do grab my camera. >> she's not asking anythi

he couldn't feel his legs.t feel my legs. >> rescuers draped two slings around the fuselage to create a makeshift harness, supporting the weight of the plane. now more than 50 rescuers worked ever so cautiously around the web of wires which even without power could become deadly whip if one of them snaps. >> the force exerted by one of those lines had it become dislodged could have been as much as 10,000 pounds. >> the rescue operation is heading into its sixth hour. brian and daryl are cold, numb, and desperately want to be freed from the capsule. >> they let us know, okay, we are ready to come get you. >> the first thing they said to me was hold on to me, buddy. i said no need to tell me that. i pretty much just slid down the door, right into the bucket. >> next they gently lower brian into the cherry picker. >> there we are, fairly secured in the cherry picker with the fire department guys. you know, it's kind of almost like a group hug. when my feet touched the ground, my hands in the air, i shouted hallelu

i have something between my legs -- >> yeah, i have the bag between my legs. >> women are out of control. they are out of control. i am talking about the specific college educated women who work at these blogs and they have the i'm mass skew -- immasculated boyfriend. the problem is not men spreading their legs, but it is the woman putting the bags on the saturday next to them. >> they take up so much space -- they put the bag down and give you a look like don't sit next to me. if a man sits next to me it will be sexual harassment. >>> these dizzying broads. >> you are disgusting yourself, aren't you? you are disgusting yourself. you said that and thought, where am i? these women never -- i am talking about the bloggers. they have run out of things to complain about and they are making things up now. >> damn these bloggers. the problem is there is a sensible point that tom has caked over with craziness. what he is talking about, i think, or trying to say is that there are things you should get angry about. but bloggers modern journalists are frightened to confront certain issues. they sh

your new legs.: when he's not wearing his legs, he has to walk on elbows. >> he's such a loveable dog. >>reporter: they adopted derby but he was first for terd by tar a anderson who said she cried whenever he looked at his photo. >> i'll do it. foster, i'll take care of him. >>reporter: tara not only took care of him. she helped design his legs at the company where she works. the beauty of 3d is she can change the design. derby has had four versions ranging from a peg leg that didn't work. derby took to this version right off the bat. >> when i saw him sprinting like that, it was amazing. it's just -- i couldn't believe it. >>reporter: now we've seen a tortoise with a wheel and even an elephant fitted with a giant prosthesis but derby's easily redesigned 3d legs can grow with him. they're being gradually elevated, only takes a minute to put him on. his elbows are tender. >> well at first he really does not want you to put him on there. he's being very very good today. once he has them on, then he's

so i grabbed him with my arms and legs.>> with barr holding tight to giagos, the pair is lowered to the floor below. where they spin and wait. >> there was so much going on in the building that no one realized i was out there. so that's when i hit the windows to alert them that i was outside. and finally somebody noticed i was out there and that's when everybody came together and pulled me in. >> with giagos safely inside the building, barr turns to acknowledge the cheering crowds below. >> they didn't know who the victim was. they didn't know who i was. they realized somebody just saved somebody's life. they appreciated that. >> i don't think that's a fireman, guys. >> but the rescue operation is far from over. there's actually a second man trapped on the other side of the floor. >> as i was bringing the rope back, looked to my right and i could see the fire going up past the parapet wall, and that's when i knew that they didn't have control of the fire yet and that the second victim was going to be another roof rescue. >>

a dog born with deformed legs is getting a second chance at life. jeanne moos reports, derby finally can run like other dogs after he was fitted with a custom set of 3-d printed prosthetics. take a look. >> reporter: see derby run. but if you wonder what is making the cliktty clack, it's his 3-d printer prosthetic legislation. >> hey, derb. you got your new legs. >> reporter: when he is not wearing his lerks derby has to walk on his elbow. he was born way, almost euthanized and then rescued. >> he is a lovable dog. >> reporter: don and sheri adopted him. but he was first fostered by terra anderson who said she tried whenever she looked at his photo. >> okay, i'll do it. i'll take care of him. >> reporter: terra not only took care of him, she helped design his new legs at the company where she work, 3d systems. the beauty of 3-d is that they can change the design and easily printout a new leg. derby has had four versions ranging from a peg leg that didn't work to his current wheel and spokes. >> they're just velcroed. and we have little cushions in h

feeling to my leg. it was the first shock that i had. >> just thank god that miracles really do happen. >> with her overjoyed family around her ana was interviewed by ktvu's rita williams. >> i could move a little bit fortunately but not much. it's hard to live by yourself for a while. >> we heard that you could hear them calling for you. >> i called out but they couldn't hear me. that was the only time it was close. it was frustrating when they left after they talked to me. >> what was it like today when they found you? >> fantastic. they are all friends. every single one of them i knew just about. so it was like seeing a bunch of people you loved, it was great. we heard that the pick was coming in and you were reaching for snow. is that how you managed to survive. >> one of the guys that knocked the snow from the locker, and i was eating know. he saw my hand. that's how they found me. the dog found many me first eventually. >> did you ever give up hope? >> no, i knew they would be there. i was praying

and appears severely burned on his arms and legs. officials 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 jim edwards and he survives. >> i felt fine. thank you i'm safe 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 c

you see them performing surgery on his leg. that back leg was severed. after being nursed back to health, his wonderful personality popped out. this is what they call a foster failure. the volunteer at animal aid loved him so much, she said, i'll take him home. that happen as lot, actually people who have big hearts usually end up taking them in. >> he's got people loving on him, petting him. playing with othering becau dog. that's him running around. he was a four-legged dog, but that doesn't stop him. >> his personality does shine through. he seems so cute and playful. >> right after he came out under anesthesia. >> probably felt so much better. >> just a flesh wound. >> police in covenantry in the uk are looking for these two guys for a disgusting crime that is getting people really angry. you can see an elderly couple at the back of their car loading it up. the grandmother has just put her purse in the back, as well. this guy comes around and starts asking questions. he is pointing to the left. the guy in the background with the hoodie slowly creepin

leg, derby. >> when he's not wearing his legs, derby has to walk on his elbows.born this, way almost euthanized then rescued? >> he's such a lovable dog. >> reporter:dom and sherry didn adopted derby but he was foster bid tara anderson who says she cried whenever she looked at his photo. >> i was like okay, i'll do it, foster. >> reporter: tara not only helped take care of him, he helped design his new legs at the company where she works, 3d systems. the beauty is that they can change the design and print out a new leg. derby has had four versions ranging from a peg leg that didn't work to his current wheel and spokes. >> they're just velcroed and we have little cushions in here. >> derby took to this version right off the bat. >> when i saw him sprinting like that, it was amazing. it just -- i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: we've seen a tortoise with a wheel and a pig with a two wheeled cart. and even an elephant mitted with a giant cross thesis. but derby's easily redesigned 3d leg cans grow with him. they're being gradually elevated. it only takes a minute

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he calls it air legs.ona state university and profess or tom sugar are developing the device for the pent gone. the power comes from a tank of compressed air with pullies and braces on the knees. >> how does this work? >> we fire air and pull up on the person's leg to give them assistance at the right time and this goes dock and back up. >> it's helping you lift your legs. >> help you run faster. >> and hike farther. >> we envings them wearing robots and assist them carrying 100-pound backpacks r at this stage it reduces the weight of 10%. they're working toward a bigger goal. we were a bit skeptical, so i gave it a try. >> i'm going to strap on these knee braces on you and you're ready to go. snooki feel it. >> with the help of air legs, even with skinny legs like this, it feels like power. it's funded by the vaps research process agencial known as the pentagon's team of mad science. >> is that a little like herding cats? >> you want men with immense creativity chasing ideas. >> he is responsible for the

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just a few scratches and some sore legs.t hours after falling a thousand feet, matt checks himself out of the hospital. >> initially i couldn't put any weight on my knees. and then i got crutches and started hobbling around. >> weeks later, matthew is back traveling the world. he isn't searching for base jumps for now. at the same time, he is still searching. >> everything that comes with base jumping is absolutely incredible, and i hope i can find a way to fill that gap. but i'm struggling at the moment. >>> a 72-year-old hangglider is flying hide until a midair mishap threatens to send him crashing to the ground. >> what do i do now? >> july 5th, 2013, hollister, california. 72-year-old lynn lyons has always wanted to fly. >> i had wanted to fly ever since i was young. >> but it wasn't until he was 70 years old that he made the leap. >> you're flying. here i've gone to heaven, and i haven't even died yet. >> lyons has made more than 80 flights since on. this day, he's going out on the edge, planning to fly at 1,000 feet. h

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volvo station wagon exploded and a peels of the bumper went flying 100 feet breaking the officer's leg and cutting the other officer's leg enough to require stitches. >>> walter palmer announced this weekend the charter school that bears his name will shut down. the school district of philadelphia had closed the high school. palmer was fighting to keep the lower school open, but he sent a letter to parents teachers and students that the school will close permanently on december 31. >>> temperature are on the way back down following a very mild weekend, let's look live outside sky 6 in high definition looking at the center city skyline. today not too bad cooler than yesterday, but that colder air will arrive overnight and stick with us through new year's eve. for more on the conditions right now let's go to the birkd big board, and meteorologist david murphy. >> reporter: precipitation wiles it's been -- precipitation wise it's dry but down the shore there's light sprinkles and showers in play and this looks like the tail end, cape may should be dry now. satellite and radar shows how th

fireman marc fucarile lost his right leg and his left leg severely damaged. tsarnaev's lawyers claim he can't get a fair trial in a city where memories of the bombing are still so raw. the judge has asked for more than 1200 potential jurors to be available and picking a jury alone could take a full month. >> phone line, thank you. >>> major headline late today, an early holiday gift of sort. the dow closing more than 420 points. the best 48 hours all year. abc chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: this was the best day for stocks, david. dow is now up 7%. now cancelling all of those volatility last week. retirement savings account tonight, it's up more than 10,000 on the year. what's behind all of this -- you have the federal reserve which says they're keeping interest rates stead into next year and you also have oil, those prices going forward will drive stocks. >> thank you. >>> there was also a major development today in that case that shocked the country. two young girls allegedly stabbing their 12-year-old friend leaving her to die in

if i want to drink water i need someone to open it with me. >> she lost the use of her leg her leg and the use of her arm during the war. it was one of the most shocking incidents of the bombardment. killing 17 people. many in her family were injured 37 both arm and old still bear the scars. but there is hope she can get the use of her arm back. her husband regularly takes her to physical therapy sessions. and the therapist says her willpower is crucial. >> her spirit is very strong, and her family and her relationship with her husband and her children is very good. this helps a lot with the treatment. she helps herself more than we help her. because that have she'll have a speedy recovery. >> in the meantime she her husband must take on the role of both parents. this was the year that he and his wife never hope to experience again. >> this summer was different from all the other summers of my life. before the war the situation was difficult, and then the war came and i spent over a month in the hospital. i'll never forget 2014. i'm not optimistic that 2015 will be much better. >> the

ladies love it them get in my bunk and they rub their legs up and down my legs. they say it reminds them of their boyfriend at home. it is a win/win situation for me, really. >> having come off a serious heroin binge prior to her arrest for armed robbery, jessica styx is ready to focus on her appearance. >> can you really razor, can you really thin it out? >> we don't have razors. >> it is really thick and matted. >> it's going to be great. i'm going to put a good conditioner in you. >> all right. i'm so nervous. >> you'll be good. every time someone does my hair, they [ bleep ] it up. no offense to you. >> no "f" words, please. >> sorry. >> that's the "f" bomb. >> they screw it up. >> we're on holy ground here. we don't talk like that. >> we're on holy ground? >> that's right. anywhere i stand is holy ground. >> oh, okay. >> but a makeover isn't the only change styx has experienced during her first five days in "g" dorm. >> i got a little tattoo. j.d. my boyfriend. i told him as soon as i get out, i'll be there. put money on his books, write to him, put money on

and johnny jones lost both of his legs when he stepped on an ied. he graduated from georgetown university and executive director of marketing of the boot campaign. thanks for joining us. >> yes. >> let's talk about why is it that so chelsea let me start with you what. is going on with voters? >> 13%, we saw a 6% decrease in 2012. i think about what is important to us? the people that ran for office, are they schaeffering a message how we're going to be able to pay our student debt? how we're going to be able to start a family? a business? in government not being everything we do. we have to get back to basics and look at what is important. we have to reach out and be effective with what we say and how we message. >> what do you suggest politicians taught to be talking about and framing the message. if they're going to attract the vote? . >> i don't know if it's anything in particular or the way they frame the message. it comes down to one thing. honesty. our generation is tire offed being lied to. and that they're looking for leadership. someone loo

none in the legs. not seeing much diversity in his attacks.eeing a lot of boxing, a lot of moving around, looking to throw that hook. looking to throw a right-hand. mostly mixing it up if you go to the body. hasn't shown -- hasn't threatened to make stipe think. all he's doing is boxing. >> stipe miocic. >> now jimmy is on top. >> a bit of a struggle here. stipe back to his feet. very nasty job on miocic. his right-hand. >> again on miocic. >> over the top with that right-hand. i like how he's rolling to the right and over the top. >> both sides breathing heavy. >> a big push. >> stipe going to be about those bursts and recovering from bursts and putting it back on junior. >> if you think damage, miocic winning the fight. dos santos after, a former champion. >> this is a dreamy fight. this type of fight makes you realize why cain velazquez is so special. he's the only guy in this division that can fight five rounds at that same pace. >> i've never seen anyone like it in all my years watching heavyweight fights. >> wrestled right here, miles fr

i've got but one leg.he door, i will come out and fight you. >> we did not come here to fight. we came to make you a prisoner. >> you put any more jingling and i'll put a ball through you. >> i could have picked off three of four of your men by now if i wished to do so. draw your men off 50 yards. >> i will not. >> well, my brave boys, you can prepare a stretcher for me. go. save yourself. >> captain, there is man in here who wishes to surrender. >> let him hand out his arms! you carry a carbine and you must hand it out. >> i declare before my maker that this man is innocent of any crime. the honor of a gentleman. he has no arms. the arms are mine. and i've got them. >> show your hands. put up your hands. >> one more stain on the old -- make quick work of it, captain. shoot me through the heart. >> he shot himself. >> no, he did not. >> get him out of here. >> pick him up. >> what was it? >> that i die for my country. >> for your country? is that what you say? >> yes. >> get away from the fire. let's go. >

the legs look like they could have been broken on the front.hirst thought was oh, my gosh, what is this? >> the animal officers catch on camera fits the same description. >> how crazy is that? >> we are following it and she is just oh, my god. >> here this thing is and i get to be one of the persons wo sees it alive. in motion. it's pretty neat. >> the animal hants ds it up an giving a better look at his other worldly appearance. >> the side who file was different than anything i had seen. >> the snout was elongated and the rear legs were longer than the front legs and kind of ran out of gallop. like a rocking back and forth motion. i have seen coyote, wolves out here running and even dogs. i have never seen that type of running before. >> it was ought. just an odd thing to see. especially in the daytime. i always thought they were creatures of the night. >> after a 60 second, four-legged four-wheel chase the animal darts to the right and disappears. >> when it turned off, i hit the stop button and we started laughing. as a matter of fact we jo

save his leg. his mother's only son and i didn't want to tell her her son was dead. >> reporter: police believe the gunman may have been looking for mow. who admits to checkered past filled with run ins with police. he says he will stay in his home despite the fact the gunman is on the loose. >> if he come back, guess what, i feel sorry for him. i feel sorry for him. you know, because if it's meant for me and they come don something to my family, i'm going to protect my family. by all means necessary. >> reporter: mow doesn't know hoot gunman might be and police say they don't know why the shooting took place in the first place. that gunman described as a black male 5-foot 10-inches wearing a dark hood key and blue jeans escaped on foot and still at large. the good news here, of course, mr. pew the neck door neighbor and the three-year-old little boil both expected to make a full recovery. iain? >> all right, bruce, thank you. >>> now to a developing story tonight. a call for temporary halt to prot

a victim that lost a leg waved his leg at a demonstrator claiming his innocence. >> i just want themo look at the evidence and make decisions and choices. >> during the hearing one of his supporters accused government agents of framing the 21-year-old. she was ejected from the courtroom. >> nobody saw any evidence soviet. all they show the public is walking people in backpacks which doesn't look had any heavy things such as pressure cookers >> the death penalty trial begins january 5th. up to 100 witnesses are expected to testify. >> the white house says tonight it's standing behind heartists that want to express their views, referring to the sony pictures film "the interview" which sony decided not to release because of threats from hackers. as abc7 news explains it's triggered a big debate on freedom of expression. >> what began as a comedy has become a comedy of errors and no one is laughing. not theater owners nor intelligencea. >> what should they have done? >> nothing. >> dan owned theaters for half a century. neither can remember a studio pulling a film due to threats from hac

a victim that lost a leg waved his leg at a demonstrator claiming his innocence. >> i just want themlook at the evidence and make decisions and choices. >> during the hearing one of his supporters accused government agents of framing the 21-year-old. she was ejected from the courtroom. >> nobody saw any evidence soviet. all they show the public is walking people in backpacks which doesn't look had any heavy things such as pressure cookers >> the death penalty trial begins january 5th. up to 100 witnesses are expected to testify. >> the white house says tonight it's standing behind heartists that want to express their views, referring to the sony pictures film "the interview" which sony decided not to release because of threats from hackers. as abc7 news explains it's triggered a big debate on freedom of expression. >> what began as a comedy has become a comedy of errors and no one is laughing. not theater owners nor intelligencea. >> what should they have done? >> nothing. >> dan owned theaters for half a century. neither can remember a studio pulling a film due to threats from hacke

bandages crossing, voices, of stump of a leg. not want to see all those black and yellow sites again. he did not have to wait long for fate to render, four days later he was killed. of the area across -- iran cross. symbol of suffering and death. the middle ought to be designed for the symbolizes. who unremembered human cause. way the great war, it emphasized between what the war was and what people wanted it to be. the impersonal forces do not wait long to teach this lesson. the emptiness of the war spirit and astonishing transformation. with high-minded ideals, robbing national patriotism. how can such a transformation happen so quickly. they accounted for the speed and humanity destroyed itself. was so well prepared, accelerated that held back destruction. senseless and caos. you get the sense that organization went hand-in-hand. when the great war began, it the military in europe flat handed. germany possessed the to plans to invade. the sweeping plan. 10 movement to belgium witth german armies going against french the fences

you originally had a carbon fiber leg and so active on it you broke it?> people that take it to my level, we break them. and not cheap to get a new foot. if you can check out adacf.org. click donate and just send a little money. put my name in the memo so it gets routed properly. life is all about pushing on. >> christmas presents perfect opportunities for pranks. everything's wrapped up in christmas paper, you don't know what you're going to get. >> this guy here from the blogging blog youtube channel wrapping up a can of chips going to give to his lovely girlfriend. >> here, i got something for you. >> what is this? >> early christmas gift. >> nice. >> yeah. for you. >> gosh. >> appreciative. nice to get that early gift. dig into it. >> like oh, potato chips, thanks. you know me so well. >> she doesn't like potato chips. >> it's just a box. oh! >> the classic gag. >> i was wondering where he got the potato chips? these are like 99 cent store? what brand. >> generic. >> wonder when they were making the sound. >> oh! [ laughter ] >> oh. >> i thought it wa

there were bandages on her head and perhaps a brace on her leg. but after more than 50 hours, 22 feet below ground, this baby looked great. >> she was quickly rushed to the hospital to be checked out. but for the past three days and nights, this little doll has surprised and impressed everyone. she has cried, hummed and sung her way into the hearts of the volunteers who have come from all around to help. >> she had no -- whatever she could twist her body some what. her hands were next to her head. both doubled up like this with the right foot next to the right side of her head. and she just, she didn't like the pulling. she told me no once. and she was griping at me, once we got close she just took out and she's out. >> reporter: it was also three days of emotional ups and downs as rescuers appeared to get close and then spent hours inching their way near her. all of that effort was paid off with just one quick glimpse of this young lady alive and on her way to the hospital. >> what this baby needs is for her mother to hold her in her arms and i t

i know he's probably, what is this on my legs making my leg awesome. >> derby seems to immediately adapt to it and knows this is making life easier. >> he runs with jerry and myself every day at least 2-3 miles. >> this dog is running 2-3 miles a day. who would have thought he would be running 2-3 miles a day? >> wow. >> thank you so much for recording this. in the first video we've got a nice drone shot over a nice little area where you've got people doing their yoga poses. brilliant way to relax on a lovely day, but watch what happens. >> are you sure that's not a circus act? >> oh! >> it hit her. >> the guy lost control of the drone. hit her right as she was doing that nice yoga pose. but everything's okay. everyone giggled at the end. >> are you okay? >> are you all right? >> i like how she laughed it off. >> the pilot is sweating right now. >> i did hurt her? she says she's fine. >> i'm all right. >> this next video, man behind the wheel of the car going through a drive-through decided to get what probably his phone out and record at this moment. that guy is on an automatic scooter.

he lost them those legs in the other war. charlie has a good job. a better job than most men. by 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 it up! m. m a, 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 hands, to master the normal aspirations of signing his name with a flourish, ch

a lot of people usually just turn the other way. >> now that adult victim who was shot in the leg was able to drive himself to the hospital. and at last check in stable condition, will be okay. the same goes for the three year old. here at chop, in stable condition, and expected to make a full recovery. in the meantime, police continue to investigate the shooting and continue to hunt for the shooting suspect. reporting in university city, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >> well the time now 8:02. katie may not be tracking a white christmas, but it is going to be a wet christmas. >> indeed. at least left over damp weather for us out there, as we look ahead to the holiday itself, diane a good morning, everybody, yes, in fact, we are seeing some wet weather move n just not cold enough to produce anything other than plane old rain. normally i feel like most every us would be very happy about that. but, well, a lot of people start to dream of a white christmas, of course, just doesn't look like it is in the cards this time. the reason being, very significant warmfront th

the two got into an argument and at some point the gunman opened fire striking the man in his leg. now, police say, this may have been a case of mistaken identity, because of what happened next. >> this goes to the next house, 1335, and he opens the door and fires right now looks like one round into the house. >> that's when the toddler was shot. his father, refused to speak with reporters on monday, after police say he may have been the intended targetment meantime the adult victim's mother-in-law is upset, about what she calls slow response from neighbors after hearing gunshots. >> the complacency of people not to call 911 after you heard six shots outside your door? where are the morals? >> many neighbors, "eyewitness news" spoke with, didn't feel comfortable going on camera, but had this to say in response. >> around here, frequently you hear gunshots. so a lot of people just turn the other way. >> now, that adult victim who was shot in the leg was able to drive himself to the hospital. he is also in stable condition, and is expected to be okay. >> jang thank you, take a cue. >

. >> i'm tall but i'm skinny and i have weak legs. i think get the leg and i go over like a tower. you know. >> i appreciate that. thank you. for me, honestly, anything in the face and i will cry like a.... >> no, no, no, you're a good- looking guy. i will not attack your >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. well, folks, that is it for the show. and i feel like there's something i'm forgetting. oh, that's right. kicking conan o'brien's ass. let's do it. come on. wooo! it is show time. come on. get it on. wooo! let's go. you're going down. oh, there will be blood. it is go-time. >> yes, he actually had to run and go do his show. >> stephen: half hour. >> we can go over there and just go right to his set and just boom, you know. >> stephen: do it. >> come on. >> do you have a bobby pin? really. that's where you go for the bobby pin, the shoe? why would you have that in your shoe? >> stephen: no one would suspect that. >> jon: you're absolutely right. ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioni

and he's going to close his legs. >> i have never heard of this before.more so is than man spreading, something that i hate on the subway is when men don't get up when an older woman is standing or a woman with a baby or maybe a tall blond be a really heavy bag. i really think that a man should always get up for a woman no matter what. >> chivalry may be dead, kirsten, what do you think about this man spreading thing? >> i say let's put them in a skirt and see if they spread their legs then. or kilts perhaps. but i think this is common decency, it used to be do unto others as you would have them do unto you. u now it's i can do whatever the heck i want and you have to just deal with it. i think it would be common courtesy for men to take up their space. >> you wouldn't take two seats at a theater, you wouldn't do it in a sports stand. >> if there's five seats left on my train, i'm going to do whatever i have to do to make sure that that last person on the train doesn't sit next to me. if that's man spreading or putting my bag there -- >> remind me not to

they were starting to get some of that because their legs were starting to get numb.little cold out. >> firefighters first attempt to use their truck ladder to bring the men down, but it quickly becomes clear they'll have to move on to plan "b." >> our longest ladders are 100 feet long, and these men being about 130 feet above the ground were very much out of the reach of our ladders. our second option would be to pull them into a nearby window. a window above, possibly below or to the side. >> but plan "b" has its own problems. >> when you're looking at a building that way on tv, it looks like everything is flat. it doesn't give you the dimensions. but those windows were actually ten feet back and ten feet offset. so when you're on rope, you never want to pendulum and swing them. because your rope could actually cut. >> the ladders are too short. the windows too distant. firefighters are left with one final option. the roof. >> we had a repelling rack up top that they were using, and basically a bunch of bars that we weave the rope through. and acts as a frictional d

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