applause ) >> you've, obviously, got some irish in you. >> stephen: i've got a little irish in me, from the waist down. why don't-- why don't we see the real people do it. stick around we'll be right back with a performance from michael flately and the dangerous games. this is the time the time for harmony let love be the song that everybody sings fill the air with joyful noise ring the bells and raise your voice let there be peace on earth fact. advil pain relievers are used by more households than any other leading brand. to treat their aches and pains more people reach for advil. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. i'm not ready, i'm not ready, i'm not ready intel's best processor is here. so you can take this very real, very terrifying memory and edit it, share it, play it back in 4k quality. introducing intel's new 6th generation core processor it's our best processor ever. just press clean and let roomba from irobot help with your everyday messes. roomba navigates your entire home cleaning up pet hair and debris for up to 2 hours. which means your floors are always clean. you an

and from the waist up, you look really sad. you got the hidden joy down here. >> that's it. >> stephen: the most irish thing of all. >> we're good from the waist down, that's true, yeah. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: speaking of which, could i-- would you-- could you-- i've-- i would love to learn a step. could you teach me something? >> i'd love to. come on. ( applause ) >> stephen: i got these shoes >> you gothe steppers going on. >> stephen: it seems very dangerous. right here? >> if that suits you. one of the main steps in dance. start it off here. >> stephen: i think i've learned a-- not a time step, half of a shim-sham from a tap dancer we had on. >> this will be a little bit different but not too dissimilar. one, two, three, and one, two, three and back. >> stephen: okay. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> you've, obviously, got some irish in you. >> stephen: i've got a little down. why don't-- why don't we see the real people do it. stick around we'll be right back with a performance from michael this is the

it makes the waist smaller. sot accentuates the different sexual characteristics between men and women. >> does that feel like it's subjugating? >> no. it's ratherempowering. >> reporter: these tokens of the past caused an uproar online en sarah wrote about her lifestyle for vox.com. retion on the internet went viral with some o on ttter mocking her. websites joining in to point out that women didn't even have the right to vote bacack then. >> what's so big aut a vote? >> it's the lifeline of a democracy. >> america started with a lot less voters than they've eventually become. the concepti of who should vote has evolved over time. again, it's somomething we don't necessarily see as being the most important thing in the world. >> but you do agree women should vote? >> well -- i think that voting in general is overrated for everyone. >> reporter: though slavery was accomplished in the u.s. during that time period, some modern readers have also noted that minorities we not entitled to the same privileges of white p

>> like the mexicans and the [ bleep ] over there. >> take your hands and put them inside the waist band at the front. >> go down to the yellow line. >> stop at the red line. turn and face the wall. >> right now you're standing in the position of safety. if a fight were to break out, this you need to assume your position. >> if a fight breaks out, we'll assume you're part of the problem unless you stand like this. >> turn to your left. >> walk down the yellow line, follow the yellow line all the way down. >> all wait to the back of the elevator, stay facing the back wall. correct. >> do you want to eat dinner? >> ma'am, here's your tray. >> facing that wall. >> straight down the hallway here. grab two blankets. >> two blankets. >> you're in 12. >> 200 bond you're in cell 8. >> we're come and talk to you in a few minutes. >> the inmates are given a temporary housing location until they talk to classification officers, through the classification process is you know how we find out if people need to be separated, from the general population, if they have any gang issues, if they have any en

we had to pleasure part of it because a bloody man was drag out of the apartment, naked from the waist down presumably to make sure he wasn't wearing an explosive bolt. we are closely monitoring the pictures and you can still see a heavy police presence. the french president just gave an update on the raid. >> a police operation particularly dangerous has just ended. the aim was neutralizing the terrorists who were accommodate ed in saint denis connected with the authors of the attack and the crimes of friday night. >> to terror suspects are dead, one a woman would blew her sell up with a suicide belt. the goal of the raid was to get to the ma'am, the ringleader behind the devastating attacks and no word on if that man, abdelhamid abaaoud, was at that site. this is what we know, two suspects are dead, a man and woman and seven are under arrest including three men who were taken from the apartment. five police officers are hurt. a police dog was kill, the first to be sent spot apartment called a hero this morning. also, new, french officials have identified all of the 129 victims killed

it makes the waist look smaller. ifferent sexual characteristics between men and women. >> reporter: these tokens of the past caused an uproar online when she wrote about her lifestyle for vox.com. some on twitter mocking her and websites joining in to point out that women didn't even have the right to vote back then. >> what's so big about a vote? >> that's the life line i've democracy. >> not necessarily. >> america started with a lot less voters than they've eventually become. conception of who should vote has evolved over time. again, it's something we don't necessarily see as being the most important thing in the world. >> but you do agree that women should vote? >> well, i had i that -- i think that voting in general is overrated for everyone. >> they say they aren't trying to force their lifestyle on be anyone, just embracing the overlooked knowledge from a time in history that was seemingly simpler. >> it's the difference between reading about a different country in a book and going there. >> i'm aditi roy in

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. >> that man on a roll is paralyzed from the waist down. look at him go. his story will make you believe anything is possible. harvey: the rain getting ready to start in boston. the wind as well. >> bill belichick has his team focused on the giants. ed: new at six chains of love. a new hampshire water park owner chains himself to a waterslide in the hopes of saving his business. he' s parked himself at the top of this slide hoping to attract an investor who will save his business from going under water. ed: heather: newscenter 5' s jack harper reports from the park in >> the first to admit this is a publicity stunt. he says he left there for all the right reasons. >> i needed to do something that showed i was serious and get the word out there. >> the word is help. his dream is growing down the drain. >> we have a month to keep it from the auction block. >> he was drowning in debt. >> i opened up a waterpark in 2008. the economy crashed, and it rained for two years. 2008 in 2009, almost every day it rained in the summer . >> to survive he needs an investor

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. >> the system known as cool sculpting is known for the waist and hips. >> there is a temperature that fat freezes that and everything else is remained in tact. >> it kills fat cells under the skin which are then washed away by the body. the new double chin treatment required a scaled down double april plaw cater. it chills the fat without aggravating the surrounding nerves. still the initial result is a bit startling. >> and now you can really see the stick of butter. >> a butter shaped cube of fat cells under the chin. >> it will be a little pink and paper a tiny bit of swelling. not a lot of recovery. >> doctors then vow lima espionaged the area to dissolve the dead fat. the treatment takes several months to show the full results provided by the company. >> once the fat is gone, it is gone. after you complete the treatments, it is permanent so you don't have to come back over and over again. >> since the cool sculpting doesn't involve anesthesia it has a quicker recovery time which could help some patients warm up to the idea of freezing. >> the treatment is expected to cost about $

he came home paralyzed from the waist down. he died at the age of 32. his death certificate reads . >> they didn't have the help medically either. if he died in the law or of his injuries without saying that, yes, he would be on that wall today. >> reporter: because he committed suicide, andy nott's name is not on the vietnam memorial in washington, d.c. his family has written leters and made phone calls for years. >> because of the suicide, they would not consider it. >> reporter: now there's the recognition of ptsd and mental conditions often facing soldiers returning home. rogers hopes the government will reconsider and take into account the scars of war. >> he loved his country, and he got disabled and hurt, and i think he deserves the recognition for being on that wall. i do. i really do. >> reporter: and there are 22 million veterans in the united states. many say they do not get enough support when they get home. in fact 38% say the u.s. government does not provide enough adequate help when it comes to job training all the way up to health care.

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during the summer floods he rescued a man who was strand in the waist deep water. great guy. >> and finally this noon, possibly the cutest video you will see all day or all week. look at this, penguins trying to he is kate the zoo. zoo keep nerves denmark up loathed in the to youtube. those penguins waddling down a walkway. handlers were hit on their trail when they hit a deadened. this is too much. the zoo keepers wandered perhaps our penguins have seen the penguins of madagascar, little wet footprint. >> and would have gotten away with it, too. >> cute and cudley, boys. >> too hilarious. >> that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm erika von tiehl, for katie so happy to have you back. >> so great to be back. >> thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 and always on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is coming up next. >> ♪ why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? tha

it makes the waist smaller. so it accentuates the different sexual characteristics between men and women. >> does that feel like it's subjugating? >> no. it's rather empowering. >> reporter: these tokens of the past caused an uproar online when sarah wrote about her lifestyle for vox.com. reaction on the internet went viral with some on twitter mocking her. websites joining in to point out that women didn't even have the right to vote back then. >> what's so big about a vote? democracy. >> america started with a lot less voters than they've eventually become. the conception of who should vote has evolved over time. again, it's something we don't necessarily see as being the most important thing in the world. >> but you do agree women should vote? >> well -- i think that voting in general is overrated for everyone. >> reporter: though slavery was accomplished in the u.s. during that time period, some modern readers have also noted that minorities were not entitled to the same privileges of white people during that

. >> one of the officers described that she appear today be folded in half at the waist. >> the 25-year-old woman remains in critical condition. >> very quiet and very, very nice neighbors. >> the victim's family kept to themselves today. telling us that they only spoke with police. they said little more. >> reporter: the house is now yellow tagged. its garage still bulging from the force of last night's impact. witnesses and police say the suv may have been going close to 100 miles an hour. >> i've been in this business for a very long time. i've seen a lot of collisions. i've never once seen a car that has struck a house that has completely penetrated the wall and landed inside. they have now. they intend to charge him with felonious reckless driving, at least. >> working towards residents at 20th streets after a big rig slammed into a power pole and broke a gas line. neighbors took some pictures after it got stuck. moments later, the truck slid downhill, lost its air brakes and slammed into the power pole and that caused a gap, but amazingly, no one was hurt. >> sky 7 hd shows you where

. >> i just saw the girl that was, like, on fire from the waist up. out of the classroom. and then all the other kids dovered in fire. two opportunities at least i thrill had weird >> a man da lawler ones bat world. lawler says it's also about education. >> people think that bats are all vampires, which is not true. a lot of people think that bats try to get caught in your hair. we can basically show people how kus tatss are. j that's a fox wavrp,. but the galaxy is putting out a spooky rise. when the folks at nasa got a closer look at it, what they saw was a giant skull. do you see it? aparentally, this rock is something of a zombie, as well. it turns out that this asteroid came really close to earth. >> yeah. it really did. it was the closest encounsellor that we've had since 2006. it zoomed passed earth at about 78,000 miles per hour today. nasa siz it's more than likely a dead come et. a dead comet has lost the gas and the ice over time. the skull comet flew by earth about 302,000 mimes away. the next close asteroid will be 2 million miles away. so

he is down .3 inches on the waist and .4 on his hips. >> bryan is the only one who is down some weighte you eating? >> that's a waffle. >> you are losing. >> this is not my chocolate croissant. i'm holding it for a friend. >> sure! are you trying at all. >> now you see why my numbers are flat. >> are you trying? >> i tried though. it's not for lack of effort. i've gone to the gym a lot more. i've been feeling pretty good about it. i guess i'm sort -- i'm happy i didn't put any more pounds on or my measurements didn't expand anymore. clearly bryan is doing well. >> the challenge is not over. >> bryan -- >> the challenge is not -- he happens to be on vacation on television week. i think that spells trouble. what do you guys think? >> we have pictures of what brian flores looks. i have a photo. it is not a chocolate croissant but it is in-and-out. you guy are both so young and fit it's unfair they can eat like this, sal. >> reporter: i think my strategy, maybe brian is in same boat as me. that strategy is the final push. once i see that finish line that's when i make that big push to beat

linemen have to do is their helmet, which is what's making the mark has to cross the belt line or the waist of the center. all these linemen are doing so. so these guys are all fine. so his helmet, this weaver, his helmet is stacked over the 35-yard line. the ball is in the 33.5. technically you have 1 yard off. it's a call that most officials don't like to make. they do not like to throw a flag on this play anyway. so this is a close but proper call to leave this as a nonpenalty meaning both of these players are eligible. and then we see this go in motion here and armstrong, junior, has the option here and you watch him kind of leak out and obviously iowa thought he was covered up defensively, because no one really picked him up. he gets the big play. now let's move on to that nathan gary hit. this was a scary hit. clearly a targeting penenty. >> it seems really rough that you have to call this. it wasn't like he was going up in the air and he got hit in the face. but he was going down to the ground and he got a helmet in the side of the head. the outcome has to out weigh the intent. becau

her back is so severely injured that she is paralyzed from the waist down. he was and he was induced sentenced to a three-year driving down a fine and a three with -- with my right honorable friend issue guidance datasets and should never be removed to allow criminals to go on holiday? >> i think my honorable friend makes a powerful point and i will look at this carefully. let me express my sympathy to the victim and her family in what is undoubtedly an incredibly distressing case. i wasn't sitting in the courthouse and i didn't hear all of the points that were made to the point he makes the seem to be very powerful. a punishment as a punishment and a tag is a tag and i think he makes a strong case. >> mr. speaker increasingly representing minorities finding themselves under more pressure than ever. campaign -- [inaudible] [shouting] >> what i would say to the honorable gentleman, we will s out what i would say to the honorable gentleman who sat out the arguments there is a clear and present danger to the united kingdom on isil based in iraq based in syria p

tim morris was hurt in a crash nine years ago and paralyzed from the waist down. he did the entire three and a half mile race in what he calls wheel barrow style, getting some help from his friends. he says he hopes to make an impact on his fellow competitors. tim is now training for an iron man. impressive. randy: this morning lawmakers , are considering moving massachusetts out of the eastern time zone. that would put the state an hour ahead of bordering states for 4 months out of the year. a quincy man convinced state senator john keenan to sponsor the bill claiming it might solve the winter blahs that come with the sun setting before most people get out of work. the plan would have massachusetts joining the atlantic time zone, which includes nova scotia. what do you think? weigh in in our now poll on the wcvb facebook page. emily: i don' t know. randy: i am against it. we need the light in the morning here. emily: we are little bias on that front. there is so many other reasons for winter blahs. olessa: we are not seeing too much volume. that is good news. you

he was wounded once, went back and came back from vietnam paralyzed from the waist down. nutt died at the age of 32. he died from a suicidal overdose. for that, his name was never placed on the vet. >> reporter: -- placed on the vietnam vet wall. >> he deserves to be on that wall. i really do. >> the family hopes the acknowledgement of post traumatic dress disorder means they will change their mind. susie steimle is live with reaction. susie, not everyone is too happy about this. >> reporter: no, there's always going to be someone who doesn't like a project lining this. unfortunately for them, it is already under way. this is a project that has been in the works for several years. we're now debting a look at what the -- getting a look at what the finished project may look like. this is the boston garden development project. it's going to bring 500 apartments, 200 hotels, shopping, bowling alley, a movie theater and a sports bar. as chris said at the very beginning of this, not everybody loves this idea. some people that live in the area near the td garden say this spot is

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. >> one of the officers described she appeared to be fold entered half at the waist. >> reporter: theold victim row means in create consolidate condition. her family revealed little today except to say they had told their story to police. >> they will handle it and then we'll just go from there. >>reporter: 8 people lived inside the house which is now yellow tagged with structural and roof damage. the garage still bulging from the force of last night impact. witness and police say the suv may have been going close to 100 miles an hour. there are no skid marks on the street. >> i have been in this business for a very long team. i have seen a lot of collisions. i have never once seen a car that has struck a house that has completely penetrated the wall and landed inside it. >>reporter: 20-year-old driver also went to the hospital. police tested him for drugs and/or alcohol. they intend to charge him with if he loan us reckless driving at the least. from san leandro, abc 7 news. >>> oakland raiders linebacker could be facing serious charges tonight over an incident involving a police dog

people who carry their extra weight around the waist may be at increased risk for heart disease. situps are not the solution. healthier lifestyles and changing your diet are what will really make a difference. >>> now a story about a road sign that's making some people really angry. have a look for yourself. it reads get your heads out of your apps. it went up over highways in the salt lake city area yesterday. some drivers say it's tasteless. the utah department of transportation says it is meant for drivers to catch their attention. it's the latest in a series of catchy highway messages. other examples that seat belt looks good on you. steering wheel, not a hands-free device. >> messy, rainy day. tom kierein brings us his updated forecast as he tracks the rain and >>> i'm melissa mollet. just in to the live desk, president obama says he will appeal a supreme court ruling rejecting a plan to protect millions of people from deportation. federal appeals court ruling upholding a lower court injunction. the plan would provide 5 million people in the u.s. illegally with work permits.

. >> are we going to shrink the waist of the bureaucracy, greg? >> spending their money is their olympic sport, bloated programs is their pornography. it's not about workers, it's about union workers. this is about employing more union workers for these programs because they're the ones that are eligible. i have an idea. how about a $10 billion freeway along the southern border, just spill it all on a big, white freeway and the day before we all run down there and push it up. there, we built a wall. >> that would be beautiful. >> see, it would work. >> i heard it would cost $10 billion. >> but you would do it! a $10 billion wall and just push it up. >> i think one of the biggest problems with this is she doesn't explain how she's going to pay for it, and that's something the washington board has slapped her for. there is only about 3% of the population she said she will attack, which is impossible. there is no way to do this without taxing the middle class. i would want more deils, more specifics on how she is going to do this, because i do think

[female narrator] at 23, lance gieselmann's back was broken, leaving him paralyzed from the waist downt leg amputated. [lance gieselmann] i enlisted in the united states army and went to iraq in 2003. [narrator] lance's tank was completely destroyed when it was hit by an ied. i was the only survivor. [narrator] paralyzed veterans of america is an independent organization dedicated to ensuring our injured veterans get all the benefits they've earned and need. i love being an advocate for the veteran. [lance gieselmann] the p-v-a, from the very beginning of my injury, has always been there for me. if i was having problems with the v-a, they were always there to step in. [narrator] injured veterans like lance will continue to need medical care and services for the rest of their lives, and paralyzed veterans will be there to help. i'm willing to do whatever it takes to serve our veterans. [narrator] if you would like to help our veterans, visit p-v-a dot org. the military is more than a career, it's a journey. and every step along the w, the uso is there. it's an experience that soldier wi

. >> and this is the belt, and the waist was 60 inches, and look at this now. >> goes around twiceceright? >>>>ook at this. she is less than 27 inches now. >> oh, my gosh. look at that. are you so happy? >> awese. >> do you sleep better? >> yes. >> and off medications? >> yes shgs, yes, but my most important thing that i a want to say to god be the glory. >> oh. >> we are so happy for you, sweetheart. >> wow. look at her. >> all things are possible. >> amen. >> okay. >> and actually, she is pretty awesome, too, our next person who is from cape may, new jersey, and the cool things that she is a fellow r.d., and registered dietician, and this is a tell thing story, because through all education and degrees. >> in spite of it. >> she knows everyrying about nutrition, and it goes the show you at until you sort of wrap your head around i y are in a good psychological place, losing weight is really hard. >> yes. >> and in the before she is 315 pounds at the highest, and she is about to walk out 180 pounds lighter. >> come on t, michelle.. come on t, girl. >> e o, my gosh! ? wow! >> you look awe

> [inaudible] as a prelude we are going through a small historical society monograph entitled at the waist and wisdom of abraham lincoln. would you consider among the intelligent presidents lincoln engaging can you think of who and why? the >> that throws off a little bit. kennedy was a very urban guy. [laughter] >> i think that i've covered five presidents now. president ronald reagan could do that and had been an entertainer and he understood crowds and giving speeches and he gave thousands of speeches of private citizens and left to do love to do it and that is half the battle but he would write down jokes and was discovered not long ago in his archives they were filled with three by five cards. he jokes about the soviet union and jokes about books but he was good at it. some of them don't hold up but some of them are funny. bill clinton wasn't good at delivering jokes. he wasn't a great joke teller. neither was president bush the father or the son. obama can be okay with it. he says what he really tries every president privately has access to by the way has access to the best joke writ

. >>> pulled a replica firearm from the waist band and brandished at the group of officers.ficers didn't know it was a replica firearm. it looked very real. then they ended up shooting at the person that had walked up to them. >> i think we need more officers out here from oakland and raised in oakland that can deal with oakland. that's not afraid of what's happening in oakland. so so quick to draw and shoot. >> the incident comes after a weekend of sideshow activity. >> reporter: hours before the shooting, police responded to another sideshow on high street. according to police chief sean went, that involved as many as 700 cars. them and they shot and killed had not been participating in these sideshows. that's what they believe. they think he happened to be in the area where the officers were. when all of this happened. back to you, dave. >> allie rasmus, thank you. >>> 5:34. people in san francisco gathered to remember victims of traffic collisions united nations designated the third sunday in -- world day of remembrance for trafficking victims. survivors and others honor