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>> actually when the instructors are going through training classes learning to be instructors, somector examiners will actually pretend to be unconscious or almost be combative, uncooperative, so the instructor learns to see signs of students having trouble and to plan ahead for those things. >> if you have your parachute there with you, explain and show to us if you can how accessible it is for an instructor thinking in the last minute to be able to get to that other individual and essentially do the jump for them pulling the rip cord. >> right. the rip cord's mounted on the bottom of the parachute so if the student's on their back they can reach around across them. some of the student rigs have extra handles for the instructors to get to that are on the chest. so they just have to be able to get to the student and find the handle and they actually do practice that maneuver while learning to be instructors. >> okay. i think the question on so many of our minds is there are these reports out of australia that the diver was diagnosed with epilepsy apparently he had had a seizure four

from the judge we work with several instructors and many of those are working out of schools they have fleets and bicycles to instruct there are many schools that are teaching their students working with us not currently working directly with us right now 7 schools that have their own fleet of bikes and a purchase at ucla for other bikes the schools we go to we work in barney or partnering with the schools we have high frequently introduced lunches and instructors with facilities that host a facility program in the future we had a pe pb once in the summer and spring the instructors that are interested in starting the program can come and join us and learn more i think we circulated about 50 to $60 the

from the judge we work with several instructors and many of those are working out of schools they have fleets and bicycles to instruct there are many schools that are teaching their students working with us not currently working directly with us right now 7 schools that have their own fleet of bikes and a purchase at ucla for other bikes the schools we go to we work in barney or partnering with the schools we have high frequently introduced lunches and instructors with facilities that host a facility program in the future we had a pe pb once in the summer and spring the instructors that are interested in starting the program can come and join us and learn more i think we circulated about 50 to $60 the demand is so high we're geary up for more demand it will go down and we're excited to do that thank you very much any public comment on item 5 all right. seeing none, public comment is closed colleagues more comments or questions. >> supervisor christensen. >> i had a question the program weather heard described by the y what's the relationship of that program to the one that is extended?

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visit ncicap.org] >> guitar and structure -- instructor accused of sexual abuse. >> rain on the way. >> police identify the man shot to death in a metro tunnel. the investigation is happening now, coming up. >> and now abc news at 11:00. on your side. >> we are watching the weekend weather closely. rain moving into the area. it will stick around for a good part of tomorrow. steve rudin is here. kind of sprinkling out there now. >> a whole lot more to calm. folks getting up extra early for the rock 'n roll marathon. it is going to be wet, chilly, and you had better plan ahead in how you dress. satellite and radar. moisture moving from the west. on the left-hand side of your screen, a wintry mix. nothing like that on the w here. it will stay all writing. stormscan shows the heaviest moving into west virginia. here is a look at the forecast. temperatures just around 40 4-45 degrees. areas of rain will likely become heavy moving through the noontime our. temperatures middle to upper 50's. later, rain finally comes to an end. talking about the rest of the weekend in a little bit. >> stay

. >> chea mony is now hosting study sessions with other instructors about labor laws in cambodia.ers are welcome to participate free of charge. >> due to the instructor's scheduling problems and a lack of funding, the study sessions can only be offered once a month. they sometimes attract so many people that the office can't accommodate everyone. lai rothana and born panny began coming here after quitting their union. without fully understanding the circumstances at their previous union, the two were made to serve as leaders. like many factory workers, they were only educated as far as elementary school. >> after the lecture, rothana and panny always review their notes together. they discuss issues they don't understand and if anything still isn't clear, they make time to ask chea mony. they study with each other three or four days a week. >> the women say they will teach their co-workers tomorrow what they learned today. cambodia is developing at a rapid pace amidst an accelerating globalized economy. the heated strikes have cooled off. workers have mixed feelings about their act

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that instructor sheldon mcfarland with a camera strapped to his helmet the two take the plunge. all seems normal at around 9,000 feet. mcfarland instructs him to take a left-hand turn. he falls on his back and begins to spin. something is wrong. jones who reportedly has epilepsy is having a seizure. he said he had been seizure-free for years. he spends the next 30 seconds in free-fall at speeds of over 100 miles an hour and completely unconscious. >> i tried to figure out. i thought maybe he was trying to do a new way of doing a turn or something. >> reporter: when sky diving a parachute is typically deployed around 5,000 feet. mcfarland rockets through the high winds to the student and pulls the rip cord. at 3,000 feet jones regains consciousness, just in time to make a safe landing. >> just doing my job. just doing what we do. >> thank you for saving my life. you know it was -- yeah he couldn't have done a better job. just amazing. >> reporter: although this dramatic rescue took place in november jones just shared it with the world via youtube on sunday. within 24 hours, the v

right there, the images were captured by the instructor's helmet cam. jones says he regained consciousness and then landed safely. >> i'm so thankful. thankful he was there. and his -- what he did actually probably saved my life. >> i would say. the instructor sheldon mcfar lane says heps just doing his job. >> wow. >>> all right, another slick morning commute in the northeast today. a winter storm yesterday and overnight it dropped snow and left behind yep. ice. in new england firefighters braved the cold while fighting a fire near providence, rhode island. crews had a hard time finding hydrants buried in the snow. in boston, another round of snow could make this the city's snowiest winter ever. also a storm system over the weekend brought snow to parts of san diego county. this is mount laguna with an elevation of 6,000 feet. so it actually does occasionally get snowfall. it was just enough to provide some fun for some san diegians who didn't need to make a long trip to enjoy a real taste of winter. >> we got a big, big event coming up in about a week

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i was talking to one of the instructors. he'd been great. >> he's about halfway -- sorry, he's about halfway through his license to become a licensed jumper. is there anyway any chance he can actually finish? or is this just all over for christopher right now? >> caller: unfortunately, jumping by himself is out of the question now. if it happened it could happen again. we will never take that chance again. but he has indicated that he's pretty keen to do a tandem jump where he would be strapped to another instructor, and we'd have him tethered to us and take him for a jump. but i don't think we'll let him do this by himself again, to be honest. >> what an incredible day that was, really. i know sheldon says that the chute would have deployed anyway. >> any temptation i ever had to go skydiving literally went up in smoke today. i'm not doing that. >> luckily, i've not had any. >>> the u.s. and israel are allies but it doesn't feel that way now. >>> i was like really close. i could feel the vibration from the gunshots. >> that

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the course and structure -- course instructor as to it home. when her husband moved abroad a job, she agreed she would stay with the children and a job. >> a woman can't put all of her ! energy into the house and the household. she can do something for society . is important to think she can achieve someone. >> the children do not get to see their mom much but help is available. an agency sends over an experienced students like miku, and that the two can only guess what a salt shaker looks like and only guess at how a peppermill works, but they want to learn something. they want to know what it is like in the home of a working mother. many japanese are without role models. >> i used to think that when something big happens in life, marriage or a child, then you have to quit working, but now i see you can continue working. >> i want to play with my mom. i can hardly remember her ever playing with me. >> he would like to play with dead, too, but dad is far away in moscow. a son who misses his father and a father who misses his daughter. yurika di

of the classes learn to ride that are actually on the road and street and requires a certified instructor to be part of the placing class their smaller classes we're trying to teach you how to follow the rules of the road those are are higher those are intensify classes we want to increase the number of people cycling and the use you know of riding bikes to school and taking advantage of that we'll appreciate our support and the allocation in moving with the extension we have sustainable streets classes if you want to get to the nitty-gritty of the classes and have colleagues here. >> commissioners, any questions. >> thanks for the information of the classes that i see here probably the only one you have no control offer in terms of the bikes education i assume that is to did middle schools the other classes are pretty random i'm curious in terms of who is taking those classes do we have information on them in terms of whether there's ethnic breakdown or district breakdown like are we seeing equal number of people in the district if not what can he see the criteria 50 percent of them taki

there's the senior instructor in manhattan and told holding my life in the balance showing moves like this one. this is like the ultimate stretch fall. my favorite, straddled, are you worried people will hurt themselves? >> i recommend that everybody go to qualified certified instructors when they begin. >> reporter: aside from the obvious benefits -- >> my girlfriend and i communicate better and cooperate better because our safety is on the line. >> it's not just for couples. >> it's about relationships community and communication. it's for family members and friends. >> reporter: i couldn't wait to call in my limber husband ben. >> they look good, ginger zee reporting now remember having a certified instructor, have a spotter next to you the spotter insures a safe landings. >>> there's a big change in preventing allergies in children. we get advise from -- vials from -- advice from the doctor ahead. >>> we have a preview of the philadelphia orchestra's peter and the wolf. >> plus, meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast from accuweather. we'

the images were captured by the instructor's helmet cam. jones says he regained consciousness and landed safely. >> sol thankful. thankful he was there. and what he did actually probably saved my life. >> the instructor sheldon mcfarlane says he was just doing his job. >> he did it very well. >> yes he did. >> i goes. amazing. >>> it is 6:52. a texas nurse who contracted ebola is now suing the hospital where she was exposed to that virus. why she says her employers put her life at risk. >> and i'm kiet do, we're live in livermore, police got a big break in that very unusual and rare double homicide. this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> five things to know now at the :55. israeli's prime minister netanyahu addressed the annual conference in washington today. it comes a day ahead of a speech to congress and focusing in on iran's nuclear ambitions. california senator feinstein will attend but dozens of othe

enough concerns we schedule the final vote at the next board meeting april 14th but contradict the instructor to send the report with the understanding it maybe revised or amended on april 14th i'm open to the motion. >> is there a second. >> second. >> discussion? this update sounds like okay to folks the 14th >> if there's no discussion. >> can i ask a question this may be a fully question could you tell us how you feel about this would you rather i don't know how to deal with this superintendent. >> sorry. >> i just was kind of wondering this might help to influence our vote a little bit we're going to have to take another vote either amend the spending plan or vote toenltd or tonight if we take a vote tonight we're not done. >> yeah. so thank you commissioner wynns for the question so i would say that my recommendation i think the recommendations of the staff would be that the board vote tonight on the spend plan because it is very clear you'll have an opportunity to amend and make amendments we're standing by to actually incorporate the amendments into the final spending plan but i'm rec

parachute. >> that is a good instructor. we will be right back. >> welcome back. namibia's outgoing president has received the pri for outsndinafrin learshi durg his tenure as president, has raised the living standards in namibia and reduced poverty. a speaker for the foundation it gives out the award also praised him for his commitment to the rule of law. >> we have with us the man himself, the person that funds the prize. he established the foundation to focus on leadership and governance in africa. tell us what made him worthy of this price. >> became into office and focused on the young generation the role of education and made education free for young kids. economically, he moved the country forward from the least into the middle income can countries. he is a consensus president. he did not try to marginalize political opposition. he included everybody in his program and that is wonderful. >> can this award really helped bring better leadership and good governance to africa? >> absolutely. it is a number of efforts we a

we work in barney or partnering with the schools we have high frequently introduced lunches and instructors with facilities that host a facility program in the future we had a pe pb once in the summer and spring the instructors that are interested in starting the program can come and join us and learn more i think we circulated about 50 to $60 the demand is so high we're geary up for more demand it will go down and we're excited to do that thank you very much any public comment on item 5 all right. seeing none, public comment is closed colleagues more comments or questions. >> supervisor christensen. >> i had a question the program weather heard described by the y what's the relationship of that program to the one that is extended? >> we're a subcontractors to the bicycle coalition. >> thank you. i'm very happy with the rest of the requests that have come in with the prop k allocation requests and excited about the great highway improvements so with that colleagues, we have a motion to approve item 5 okay. all right. and same house, same call? ? without objection and this item is passed ite

a nearby instructor is shooting the action. desperate mcglynn hails him for help. >> i was aware of what was happening. i looked over at the camera guy, and i said, hey, miky, i could use a hand over here. the leg straps were coming up past the knees. came in, we were able to get the leg pads down below the knees again. >> once laverne's knees were secured in the harness, dennis pulls the rip cord, thousands of feet sooner than anticipated. dennis and laverne grasp on to each other the entire ride down, locking hands for more than five grueling minutes. meanwhile, back on the ground, everyone who's jumped after laverne has already landed. >> it was great! >> and then i look way over to the right, and i see somebody coming down really slow. with their bottom hanging out and their feet almost touching their head. and i'm freaking out. >> laverne and dennis land in a nearby field. and miraculously, she ends up with only a few bruises and a scraped knee. >> well, i put my life in the lord's hands. that's how i did it. >> the lord's

every saturday local fitness instructors, popular fitness instructors, group fitness leaders will be featured here. now we have one starting up at 10:00. there will be a zumba class at # 11:00. it's something about doing it out here on the grounds of the washington monument at the sylvan theater amid the cherry blossoms which have yet to bloom that make it special. we'll hear more from one of the instructors. >> basically it will be a vinyasa flow between pose s to warm up the body. also to strengthen the muscles. include the flexibility, balance. just a nice all around pose sequence. >> reporter: again this is indeed keeping in the theme with the year's festival. emphasis on nature. of course you don't get much more natural than these beautiful trees blooming sometime between april 11 and april 14ment expect to see the first blossoms probably at the beginning of the month. you will see a lot more activity here on the grounds of the sylvan theater every saturday during that festival. that's where we are live. back to you in studio. >> exciting times, derrick. we want to take a live l

. >> his instructor has jumped over 10,000 times.every-inch of experience. >> yeah. he started dearching. his feet started coming down and he rolled into a fetal position. i wasn't quite sure what he was up to at the time. >> reporter: sheldon reacts calmly under pressure. he hangs onto him with one hand and pulled his parachute. >> i wanted to get him underneath a parachute sooner than later. >> sheldon realizes, dives in like superman grabs me and thankfully pulls my string and i'm here to tell the tale. >> reporter: remarkably he lands safely. all are fitted with computer-generated parachutes that are set off to go off at certain heights to come to the rescue in case there isn't a quick-thinking instructor like sheldon. the amazing rescue video has gone viral with over 2 million hits in under 24 hours. sheldon says he doesn't feel like a hero and was just doing his job, but chris had this message for the man that thanked him. >> so thankful. so thankful. thankfully he was there and what he did actually probably saved my life, so,

but ford and the instructor walked away uninjured. >> you can stay with us at abc news for the latest on harrison ford's plane crash. later in "the pulse" reaction from celebs. >> the reaction in new york after another aviation accident was released. >> look at this. look at how close that delta got to skidding into flushing bay. it play have been the weather involved in this but they don't know for sure just yet. more from abc's bazi kanani. >> the airport is closed. >> reporter: the close call at new york's laguardia airport. a delta plane from atlanta crashing through a fence. its nose just feet from the freezing water. >> my first thought was i hope we stop before the water. >> reporter: the 132 people on board escaping by sliding down the plane's wing after emergency chutes failed. parents making it a game for frightened children. >> we told them they slid before. they can slide down a wing. >> reporter: the terrifying landing just after 11:00 a.m. thursday through fog and heavy snow. the plane skidding to the left just seconds after touchdown driving over a snowbank and slamming

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christopher jones experience was captured from the instructor's camera at 9,000 feet from the ground,to an unconscious agree fall. thethe instructor comes to t rescue and releases the chute. >> i am on medication and under control and have not had a seizure for over four years and my doctor signed me off on the jump and everything and i as fine so you cannot hold back if these situations. >> conference said high is grateful to be alive calling his instructor a massive hero. >> in business news this morning the nasdaq is starting the day above 5,000 for the first time in 15 years. >> if you are a 30-something get ready to pay up on the dating app. >> here is the money report from jane king. >> good morning we will be further away from that 5,000 level this morning. the dow is down by 70s points and the s&p 500 is lower by eight and the nasdaq is down by 20. as you mentioned the nasdaq is a different company that when it closed with 5,000 the last time which was march of 2000 15 areas taking it to get here microsoft was the leading tech company and now it is apple which believe it or no

the pilot was undergoing what is known as a check ride, a proficiency test with a flight instructor on board. both men were killed. federal investigators from the ntsb and the faa are at the site looking for evidence that may tell them what went wrong. witnesses say it was fortunate the plane did not hit any homes including a nearby retirement complex. "action news" reporter john rawlins will have more in a live report tonight on "action news" at 5:00. >> police in montgomery county trying to get to the bottom of a high school scandal. officials say students were posting explicit pictures of their female classmates online. today we heard from the school's principal about this. "action news" reporter chad pradelli live outside the school with the very latest. chad. >> reporter: rick, students had planned to walk out at 11:15 north penn high school to protest the alleged treatment of some of these female students but many did not take part. that's due in part to the principal here, he made himself available in the auditorium for most of the day and it seems most students went there to vo

his instructor racing twice to open the parachute before it's too late. clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: after jumping from a perfectly good airplane christopher jones begins a perfectly good free-fall 12,000 feet above western australia. but seconds later he suffers a midair epileptic seizure. >> he started going into the de-arch position, almost like a fetal position, rolled over onto his back and started spinning. >> reporter: the unconscious 27-year-old plummets to 4,000 feet, only 22 seconds from hitting the ground. that's when his instructor swoops in. >> i was just glad to get to him stop him turning and make sure he had a parachute above his head. >> the next thing i know i wake up at 3,000 feet and thankfully underneath a fully inflated parachute. >> reporter: jones apparently had his doctor's clearance to jump but his skydiving days are now over. at least he's alive, he says, to thank the man that saved him. >> he's a hero, yup. he's a massive hero. >> reporter: clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> thank you. >>> and now to the end o

jones' instructor says he does not consider himself a hero. he said he was just doing his job. >> i don't know what he considers himself. we consider himself a hero. >> so alert to be able to jump in like that and handle the situation. >> that doctor has to re-evaluate whether or not that was a good idea. boy, oh, boy. glad it had a good ending. let's see if this week will have a good ending. steve rudin has not been our friend of late. >> by the end of the week, it's looking a lot better around here. it's between now and thursday afternoon that we'll have some problems. take a look at what's out there in terms of our forecast for the overnight. 18 to 26 degrees. partly cloudy skies. be on the lookout for refreezing especially areas that saw a lot of melting earlier today. winds will be light out of the north and east at two to five miles per hour. for the day tomorrow we have a winter weather advisory, it starts at 9:00 in the morning and it includes the district arlington and alexandria. all the areas shaded in purple from southern maryland

at the time jones was in training to be a skydiving instructor. he says after his midair seizure he doesn't plan to make any more jumps. >>> how much do you know about your teenager's love life? a new study reveals alarming rates of abuse in high school relationships. one in five teen girls say they've experienced dating violence just over the past year. that's according to the centers for disease control. about 8% say the violence was sexual. for boys one in ten reported dating violence. the cdc found teen who is experienced violence were more likely to use drugs and alcohol. >>> in news4 your health today, pediatricians say they're getting a lot of requests from parents to delay their children's vaccinations. there are fears of autism. according to a new study in the "journal of pediatrics," most doctors are willing to space out or delay vaccinations for kids under 2 year old. but most say this could put them at risk. >>> how well you do on a treadmill could predict your life expectancy. that's according to a new study out of johns hopkins unive

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