>> it's between deciding to pay for new uniforms or an athletic trainer. there can be a solution. >> her novel solution. >> if you don't have it today, you can't play by tomorrow. >> her solution, hire graduate students who earn one third the salary of a veteran. 24-year-old becky grant is the first trainer assigned to rose. >> do players listen to you? if you have to make that tough call, you have to take a player's helmet. >> and it is tough. because we're not here to keep players out. a lot of the players they're like, oh, miss becky, she's going to kick me out. don't go to her. and i'm like, no, i'm here to keep you safe. >> he does have symptoms of a concussion. >> the plan, once becky diagnoses a head injury, she contacts dr. brock neisler. >> the sports medicine team doesn't function without a sports trainer. >> my trainer tells me he can't go, he can't go. >> head coach todd lipe, still haunted by jaquan's death. >> i'll let coach know. >> say becky and brock are the bosses when there is an injury on the field. >> maybe we'll ice him down and get h

the athletes parents have got involved, too. selling t-shirts. a shirt goes for 12 pounds, about $19. the money is used for training and living expenses. >> you know, they are always looking at our progress and hope we can show them what we are made of in the 2012 olympics. >> reporter: one british athlete took marketing further. he put himself up for auction on the internet. james ellington participated in the world championships last year. even so, he was struggling to find support. his self promotion did the trick. suddenly turning him into a well-known figure. the men's cosmetic company decided to back him with $50,000 per year. >> it means i can give up work and continue training. maybe i can support myself now. >> reporter: the athletes are trying every technique they can in order to raise money. their drive will continue all the way to the olympics when they will be playing to win. erica stephenson, nhk world, london. >> mental skills are important, too. if not else, the search for funding proves we it comes to strategy, these british athl

in the world, special olympics athletes. >> absolutely.have the super plungers plunging and supporting and donati. they are raising money for this as well. it is not foo late to donate. you can go online. 410410-261-2300. 410-261-2300. 410-261-2300. >> jimmy, get well, a tough fight. >> he is an inspragsepration. we love you jimmy. we love you, robbie! we love you wbal-tv 11 news! >> all of you coming down to pledge, way to go. maryland the greatest people of all helping reach other. that's what it is all about. rob roblin, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you, rob. perfectly said. >> yes. >> we'll leave it right there. >> a lot of sunshine. >> beautiful, gorgeous. >> great job, dan joerres, our boss. >> have a great day. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> pictures of u.s. marines desecrating the bodies of fightors drew condemnation from u.s. officials. with good reason. marines train hard to achieve their aspiration to the tai title of "-- to the title of "marine." it is no wonder that hillary clinton and leon p

that's good for life. >>> good advice there for any athlete.w, we've been talking a lot about concussions and football, but as a father of three girls, you know, one of the big take-aways i have from my big hits investigation is that women and girl athletes are, in fact, more susceptible to concussions as compared to men and boys. it takes a toll. i mean, in fact, in the national study on high school team sports girls soccer had the second highest number of concussions. about half as many as in football. the biggest risk goes to when these players go to head the ball. who better to talk to than brandy. she has a lot of information. she's joining us from santa clara where she works with the college team there. so good to see you. >> well, thank you so much for having me. i appreciate it. >> i think -- i have to say i think almost everyone remembers you from the penalty goal you scored in the 1999 world cup final, and you celebrated those famous images of tearing off your shirt. the magazine covers were everywhere. you know, back in that 1999 gam

the athletes inspire all of us. the athletes are all, excited, ready to go. it is a great experience and a wonderful cause. folks that haven't seen and gone and seen some of the competitions ought to do so. i'll make a final plug. we start a number of hours and people can go online and contribute. >> thank you, franky. warm? >> sort of. >> he came out here without his shoes on so his feet are a little bit cold. thank you very, very much. congratulations once again being sworn in. in between plunges, he's been studying. >> that's true. i was doing a little work. >> thanks, frankie. take care, baby. when he first started, he was down here, and now he's up here, you know? we'll be up here throughout the morning talking to people, watching the super plungers, and at 1:00 today it is the polar bear plunge. if you haven't made plans today, do so. the most important thing is make a pledge. send some money for the greatest athletes in the world, the special olympics athletes. rob roblin, wbal-tv 11 news. >> wow, that is some hat you have there. where did you get that

it's a lot different when you add professional athletic trainer in the media box looking down and sees everything. he knows both football and he knows, you know, medicine. they can spot that. >> you are painting some of the realities of again, some of the signs and challenges still ahead. do you have a pick for the super bowl? are you allowed to talk about that being on the committee? >> you know what? i was born in new york city and raised -- i mean i was trained in new england. how about that for having a schizophrenia about who to root for? >> i applaud your work. go giants and patriots, i guess. >> that's right. thank you so much sanjay. take care. >> appreciate it. thank you. >>> coming up, i eem going to show you what parents and coaches need to know about concussions and how to keep everyone safe. that's next. every season, according to the sports concussion institute, one in ten high school football players get a concussion. 35% get more than one. little o's are thosg made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. is it a superhero? kinda. ♪ kinda. life with

text the full name of the athlete you predict. to 34763. and we will reveal your predictions later in the show. i will give todd richards an opportunity, to verbally tell the folks who he thinks will win. >> i will endorse mr. vito. chucking the doubles in the pipe consistently. my vote with him. >> not a terrible choice. louie vito takes his final practice run. 8:00 from the souper pi super f. [ driver ] what do i want? ♪ i want horsepower. cleaner horsepower. i want power that dominates the road. and fuel efficiency that respects the earth. gimme 43 miles per gallon. and the rush of 200 horsepower. what i want is the best of both worlds. [ male announcer ] introducing the reinvented 2012 camry hybrid. from toyota. ♪ >> hey, i'm e todd richards. welcome to my office. i would look to remind you to subscribe to the sports channel. and analysis from experts in surf, skate, snow boarding, bmx and pretty much anything else that races, rides or flies. we will give you a behind the scenes take of the unique athletes and their lifestyles. we go be

the aim of the video is to show them as elite athletes without focusing on their disability. it was made by channel 4, a public broadcaster in the uk. the success of the paraolympics depends on generating greater public interest, since it doesn't have such a high profile as the olympic games. >> it's one of the challenging perceptions of the uk audience in the profile that disabled people get. if we can make the nation sit up and pay attention and realize the sport is as elite as able-bodied sport, that's what we want to do. >> drive, nothing else is in my mind. >> reporter: 18-year-old johnny p peacock is vying for a spot on the team. the video has given him a new level of exposure. he was just five when he contracted a form of meningitis and had to have his right leg amputated. this did not stop him taking up sport. in 2009, he was picked as a candidate for the british paraolympic team. since then, he's been working with an olympic coach and using world-class training facilities. >> the parao lilympians want to accepted as athletes. if you are motivated and want to train wi

are the greatest athletes on earth. >> dedication to that. it has to be one of the warmer ones we have had. it will not be quite as nice for the people jumping in tomorrow. above normal temperatures are expected, just not the 60's we saw today. it felt like spring. normally it is only 42. it will be cool tomorrow, but still a little above normal levels. the record high for the day is 72 degrees. it was not even a record sending -- it was not even a record date. it was the spring shower activity, heavy in some locations and strong gusty winds and very little in other spots across the region. the wind going through with the thunderstorms kicked up to 46 miles per hour at bwi-marshall. there may have been some damage down there. to the northwest was the colder air with some snow showers starting to develop in western pennsylvania and maryland. temperatures dropped into the 30's. this is the end of january. usually a frolic is coming through which sea temperatures in the single digits. it will not be all that bad. 50 at cambridge and 50 at -- it

as the sun came up, the superplungers kept plunging. 50 men and women and many special olympic athletes plunged into the cold waters of the chesapeake bay every hour for 24 hours, with all the proceeds going to special olympics. it's all about the athletes. >> a lot of people don't realize that we are hosting competitions and events all year long. so athletes in every neighborhood around this state are training and competing and just getting the opportunity to be the best they can be every day of the year as a result of this event. >> reporter: by mid morning the park was full as people came to take the polar pear plunge. >> this is the 167th annual polar bear plunge and it's not just about plunging. this is a family event. >> reporter: there was a wood worker, people were hula hooping. there was something for everyone. >> my friends and i use this as an opportunity to get together and support a good cause. >> the opportunity for our coun company to be able to give people a hot beverage when they get out of the water. >> it benefits the special olympics. >> reporter: then as 1:00 p.m. i

and finally junior athletes from over sixty countries or gets a point out what it's like to sit at the top table from friday with inaugural you've a limb pick winter games due to get underway in austria events of course he cast his eye first ever global events. extraordinary talent getting noticed in the youth ranks is nothing new across the sporting spectrum but now aspiring winter athletes have the chance to call themselves the limbic champions in the fourteen to eighteen year old age category sixty three sets of medals and fifteen disciplines are up for grabs in innsbruck the site of the nine hundred sixty four and the nine hundred seventy six senior winter games russia have sent sixty seven athletes to the inaugural event with the figure skaters facing perhaps the largest amount of podium pressure three time domestic champion i believe assad in a cover and junior world championships runner up you lizaveta to tell me shivah have every reason to feel confident the games will be similar in structure and format to the sorts the twenty fourteen olympics making for a perfect rehearsal fo

youth hockey league these past few months while around one thousand young athletes in total will be vying take baby steps in the quest to become the next legends of their sport and with the likes of lindsey vonn sidney crosby and benjamin rakes basters the opportunity to seize the day and the podium has never been greater. r t. finally china's most well no one on the mall has benefited from the country's most popular bus schiphol player retired a time n.b.a. all star yao ming helping release six giant pundits bred in captivity back into the wild this week take a look the thirty one year old who protected the rim from being opponents for almost a decade now offering the same protection to some of his country's most famous inhabitants retired last july jeter repeated foot injuries but the two metre twenty nine center we were told sensation well he turned his attention to helping those who conserve china's national symbol and yellow might be getting very busy very soon the wildlife center aims to host all to forty days when it's completed as well as up to one hundred. as well. great stuff on

having my athletes on the podium is a huge success for me.tes me every time. >> and perhaps heard charges will bring her medals at the first youth olympics in innsbruck, where a team germany plan to prove they are the world's best. >> those games kicking off later this week on friday, and we wish the best of luck to all the contestants. thank you so much for joining us, and see you again next time. ♪ captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ♪ ♪ ♪

the athletes for the special olympics that are here.f the greatest of them all is right here, jennifer frenzy of the. how do you feel? >> and i feel great. there are some great people who have heart as big as the world. that is why we are here. >> matt, how are you doing? you are plunging for a special young man, are you? what's i am feeling a little cold. it is a long night. this is our little guy nathan. we are here for him today. this will be the first year where we can join the super plungers and the tent and do our 24 dips in the day. >> erica, my girl. come over here. how're you doing? >> awesome. >> come here adam? how are you doing? everybody come here. everybody together. >> they went to greece and competed in the world games. that was amazing. >> it was awesome. >> you guys had a ball. we are so proud of the. the you know that? you represent the special olympics and everybody in the state of maryland. >> this is why we are here. we are here to say thank you to special olympics and everything you guys have done for us. that is

it is all about the athletes. >> a lot of people do not realize we're hosting events all year long.thletes around the state are training and competing and getting the opportunity to be the best they can be every day of the year because of this event. >> by mid-morning, sandy point state park was full as people came to take the polar bear plunge. it is not just about plunging. this is a family event. there was something for everyone. >> my friends and i use this as an opportunity to get together and support a good cause. >> it is the opportunity to fellowship with people and provide them with a hot beverage when they get out of the water. >> it is a fun event. >> at 1:00 p.m., it was plunged time. thousands are rushed into the bay. the maryland state police polar bear plunge -- there is nothing like it. >> it is so amazing. i am so impressed that all of these people came out to help raise money and awareness for the special olympic athletes. >> it is an awesome experience. it brings joy to my heart that the community and state are supporting us. it makes me feel happy that people car

youth hockey league these past few months while around one thousand young athletes in total will be vying to take baby steps in the quest to become the next legends of their sport and with the likes of lindsey vonn sidney crosby and benjamin rae clicking on as embassadors the opportunity to seize the day and the podium has never been greater. gorski our t.v. . program today just about to bring it over latest stations r.t. coming up next. blind rush is going to be soon which brightened if you mean about someone from funds to pressure. builds from start on t. dot com. wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to gaza reports. russia says western nations are trying to change u.n. draft resolution to force regime change in syria moscow's original aim was to call on both sides to end the violence. solving a border dispute with cause brings so close to along beside each new membership but it's doing nothing to help the lives of locals in the disputed region also. this is the hugest.

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youth hockey league these past few months while around one thousand young athletes in total will be vying to take baby steps in the quest to become the next legends of their sport and with the likes of lindsey vonn sidney crosby and benjamin rae clicking on its ambassadors the opportunity to seize the day and the podium has never been greater. gorski archie. which brightened. from phones to the question. screen starts on t.v. dot com. more news today violence has once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations today. moscow warns its u.n. partners not to try and alter its draw for a solution on syria russia wants an end to the bloody fighting on the start of peace talks but others appear to be pushing for regime change. british prime minister david cameron a arrives in saudi arabia the u.k.'s largest arms market in the middle east even as the gulf kingdom continues its crackdown on protests. and cause of all hardliners threatening to block good shipments from serbia this weekend as local serbs in the disputed region come

in order to combat that a lot of the athletes are keeping super-sharp edges.t into the ice, help keep your balance, turn, hold on to your landings, take off in the trajectory you like. in order to symbolize how sharp these things are we've got a ba than that here. i'm going to attempt to slight the skin of the banana with the edge to show you exactly how sharp these babies are. let's see how well they've done their -- oh, boy. as you can see, right in half right there. this particular ski is extremely sharp. you wouldn't want to ski with a banana on it. that's the real deal, todd. >> todd: thank you very much, luke. t minus 2:10 to the final. we are getting set as the world's 12 best ski superpipe athletes skate to the 22-foot superpipe in killington, vermont. the first of two when we return to the beast of the east.

. >>> the citizen runner harks back to the glory days of amateur athletics. this japanese marathon runner has become a national hero who aims to compete in the london olympics. let's find out more in the second part of our series "standouts r ffor 2012." >> 36,000 running enthusiasts from elites to amateurs lined up at the start of the tokyo marathon in february. 24-year-old uki stunned the nation by leading the pack just three kilometers from the finish line. he wound up finishing third, tops among all japanese. the unknown runner became a national hero overnight and qualified for the world's championships in august. >> translator: i want to show japanese and people all over the world how much amateur runners can accomplish. i'm going to do a commute run today. >> yuki works full-time as a civil servant northwest of tokyo. he often incorporates training into his daily routine by running the 20-kilometer route to his office. most elite runners in japan are hired to run for a corporate team, but he turned down company offers and chose to stay on his own. he sa

they said muhammad ali is the warrior saint of the black athletes' revolt. two, disinvite south africa and rhodesia from the olympic games. they have no place on the olympic field. three, hire more african-american coaches. u.s. track and field team dominated by black athletes, you know, the number of african-american coaches if you tried to count them on two fingers, you'd be one too many. there was just one. and their last demand, and this is where they openly, consciously and brazenly just stepped in the crosshairs was they said avery brundage has to go as the head of the international olympic committee. [applause] >> for those of you clapping, you know how daring that was. he was the most powerful person in olympic sports, he also just happened to be an open fascist. he was the person who delivered the olympics in 1936 to hitler's germany. he was a white supremacist. he was somebody who was so out there if rick perry was around back then, he would have been like, damn, you're crazy. [laughter] and he also was incredibly powerful in the olympic movement.

tonight's medical watch injury, professional and recreational athletes.tors have a procedure to help patients get back on their feet and possibly take arthritis all of the playing field. tightness in my hips like most athletes 20 old college volleyball player pushed through the pan and then felt a pop. excruciating pain in the middle from the side of my hip i was sort and cannot get up off of the couch sharp pains. >> surgeon at midwest orthopaedic >> because of the nation nature of our culture the athletic nature of our culture a lot of high-school-college 20s and 30s who develop injury patterns >> injury is a tear and the labrum and the hip joint but there is a catch underlying abnormality access bones ball and socket joint rough edges catch cartilage and the labrum damaging services causing extreme pain and area of bone in this area over here preventing patients from being able to flex their hips and locating and rotating almost makes its stop lifting its way up to not let it pushed down that is when surgery changes to get >> the procedure we do during

he's very athletic and limber. >> this must be buddy's favorite tv show.s getting a close look to the screen, trying to get as close as he can, showing his old friends. >> cuddling with the lizard. >>> that's going to do it for today's rtm countdown. we're going to leave you with a look at a plane ride. we hope you enjoy it. have a fantastic weekend, everybody.

they feel like they have a commitment from the athletic director, ken anderson. back to you. >> thank you. rush limeremarks he made about politicians who push their own ideology. >> she is the woman behind the d.c. plastic bag tax. which requires washington, d.c. stores to charge a nickel for every plastic bag that a customer uses. >> he later said the bag tax is typical liberal agenda politics. for the record, supported the bag tax, but she did not introduce the legislation that later became law. have some facts when you lay things down. if you say weather and seattle, you think about rain. but tonight, the city is bracing for a foot of snow. wow. the area has been getting some steady snow since the weekend, but the biggest part of the storm is expected to hit tomorrow and that has the mayor urging residents to stay off the road since the city owns pretty few snowplows and most drivers have almost no experience in the winter weather. i know you would love to have some of that here. >> i would. the only thing we have in common is washington. that's about it. they

he's very athletic and limber. >> this must be buddy's favorite tv show.s getting a close look to the screen, trying to get as close as he can, showing his old friends. >> cuddling with the lizard. >>> that's going to do it for today's rtm countdown. we're going to leave you with a look at a plane ride. we hope you enjoy it. have a fantastic weekend, everybody. >>> well that story coming up next. >> planning on bacon and eggs for bacon tomorrow? think again. what processed meats can do to your help. and the midwest getting hammered by cold air, snow and strong winds. where that storm is headed tonight. and after a wet ride into work this morning, thing versus dried out but it is still really cold outside. good evening and thanks for joining us tonight. let's check in first with our meteorologists for the forecast coming up this weekend and how cold it's going to be out there. >> we're going to have the cold around here. we're dodging the winter weather up in no

a real-life action figure blazing a trail for women athletes. anne thompson, nbc news. >>> we are back in a moment with a story about rescuing a national treasure. >>> if you were out east this summer for the earthquake, you remember where you were and you did not want to be inside the washington monument. the shaking did a lot of damage. just today we learned it will likely be closed until next year. the repairs could not have been paid for if it wasn't for the generosity of one wealthy american. call this a gift to the public from a member of the top 1% of the 1%. the story from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: the new video of the damage assessment on the washington monument is truly breathtaking. >> this is the large crack on the west elevation. >> reporter: cracks and chipped corners running across the monument, both outside and inside, where they used ground-penetrating radar to follow the fracture lines. repairing it will mean closing the obelisk for a year and cost a fortune, $15 million. congress agreed to pay for half, but today a hist

i don't have resources like corporate athletes, but i think it's possible to make up for that, if you're committed enough to your goal. it's better to pursue a running career with your own determination and passion, not for somebody else. >> reporter: kawauchi tries to push himself to the limit in each race. that's his strength. but also a risk, as he often ends up in the medical tent. during the oki marathon in western japan last summer, kawauchi went too far. he was dehydrated and collapsed just 400 meters before the finish line. his breathing grew weak and an ambulance was called. he was released from the hospital hours later. >> translator: i'm sorry to create so much trouble, but i'm actually to push myself really hard. i like to use what i learned today to run better in the next race. >> reporter: kawauchi's next goal is to win the olympic marathon in london. he is seen as a strong candidate for japan's national team. whether he punches his ticket depends on his performance in the 2012 tokyo marathon next month. meanwhile, he leaves for work like any other morning. >> translator: r

tell me what the young athletes, what's going through their mindser their bodies?>> the olympic trials are so much more pressure packed than the olympic games. that's the icing. once you make the olympian. the athletes, the next few months, the turmoil of i've got to be healthy, i've got to be consistent, i've got to have difficulty. this is my time. i've trained made entire life for it. this is it. >> shannon, you inspired so many young girls. entire generation. >> and boys. >> what am i talking about? to take up gymnastics. what are you doing now? >> my son is in gymnastics now, he's only 2. i don't know if he has -- he loves it. i do a lot of women's health and wellness right now. i host a television show radio show and advocate for women's health. >> what does it mean as an athlete when you know an entire country's behind you, filling you with that energy and positive? >> it's amazing. close your eyes and you can remember that time always. i loved the gold medal because it's a symbol all of all those memories, hearing the cheer ofq the crowd, just seeing smiles

she saw other para-athletes race a triathlon with the challenged athletes foundation. >> being able tohat was something that changed my life forever, seeing what was possible out there. >> reporter: she started to race triathlons herself. swimming without any artificial leg because it would weigh her down. swimming into a leg with a food made into a bike cleat and then switching again to an artificial running leg for the end of the race. >> race by race, training day by training day i started to gain this confidence that i really had lacked for much of my life, and became just this person who really believed in myself for the first time. >> reporter: she has no plans of slowing down. >> she now trains with the u.s. national para olympic team, and i'm hoping scout can milwaukee the fit nation lucky seven. seven viewers and i are two weeks from the launch, training for this year's triathlon. i want you to follow along. you are our partners on this and you'll get tips for yourself on fitness and healthier eating right here on sgmd. i'll show you what i found on my latest investigation com

final after claiming that honors in two out of three finals on the opening day of the grand prix athletes from the land of the rising sun erupts up the tournaments with another it's a gold and won a silver medal by the way while japan won silver in the forty eight kilo group the gold went to elliptic champion irina marin lenny a few crane who made a triumphant return to the sport after giving birth to her second child nevertheless it was evident that japan ruled the other weight classes and it became clear why japanese women's wrestling is considered to be among some of the best in the world and the other three men's finals will be held on the last day of the tournaments here in cross they are ski science but they have a ways to step in it promises to be quite intense and we will be here to cover it remark koester of artsy eastern siberia that's it for me for the moment so i'm back with more sports in test. sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you

vaughan get a grand prix so the arrival of nine the limbic champions among nearly three hundred athletes from twenty countries. the main events of the opening day marked the return of the two thousand the limbic champion. now despite the support of his brother three time olympic champion believe us out of sight c.f. i've lost the seventy four killer final to a posse and denise. now it's safe to say the battle for the olympic ticket in this weight category will unfold between the grand prix find the list and you must hear them so i was weary briefer stepping back on the mat following a three year struggle with injuries is thirty two years old now and it's very difficult to get to the summit at this age my. he displayed will and character that he's still a force to be reckoned with in a blowout against the two time rules. while the men's events was dominated by russian nationals it was a different story on the women's side with competitors from japan making it suit all but one final after claiming the top honors in two out of three finals on the opening day of the grand prix athletes from

. >> laura and whitney were both outgoing and athletic with a wide circle of friends. they didn't know each other well, but one night they work ed together at taylor's fort wayne campus setting up a banquet. >> suzy, did you talk to laura that day? >> actually i had tried to call her phone between 8:00 and 8:30 that evening. i didn't get through. and so i thought, well, i'll call her later. >> how about you, lisa? >> we had been playing phone tag up to that day. she left me a message, i

final after claiming that honors in two out of three finals on the opening day of the grand prix athletes from the land of the rising sun wrapped up the tournaments with another it's a gold and won a silver medal by the way while japan won silver in the forty eight kilo group the gold went to elliptic champion. a few crain who made a triumphant return to the sport after giving birth to her second child nevertheless it was evident that japan ruled the other weight classes and it became clear why japanese women's wrestling is considered to be among some of the best in the world and the other three men's finals will be held on the last day of the tournaments here in cross they are ski sign for the heavyweights to sippin it promises to be quite intense and we will be here to cover it ramon cost of artsy eastern siberia. is all your sport for i'll see you soon but world weather is just around the corner here in twenty four hour r.t. . commission free accreditation free transport charges free commitment free risk free studio time free. download free broadcast clothing videos for your media proj

pass this plan, because we saw that argument and it didn't exacty happen so it is going to be more athlete receipt cal really than actual... it's not i'm going setting up the legislative language. >> ifill: the president greets gabby giffords. a big hug. a big smile. of course her last night as a