he was also invited back to kona, gaichb second chance to conquer the biggest race of his life.eff trained like never before. more than 5,000 miles on the road and in the water. to make sure he was ready this year, and he was. >> i was feeling prepared, i was feeling calm and i was feeling ready to take on the day. >> he felt so good, in fact, his eyes could see the hollywood ending up ahead. his calf muscle, though, had other ideas. >> it was so painful. it was cramped up the whole time but all of a sudden it started spasming really bd. >> it was a 90% tear. jeff tried to fight the pain, but he wasn't going to beat the clock. he quit ten miles into the run. >> i was disappointed because i wanted to finish, but i was db i think i was more disappointed that i was letting down my sponsorings. and i still feel that, you know, sometimes that still hurts a lit billion it. so it seems jeff's story can't have a hollywood ending. it just happens to have a better one. the money jeff said he raised for challenged kids makes it all worthwhi worthwhile. and what kind of role model would he

switzerland's diary of kona has resumed trading market again off to celebrate with injuries to his one time we hit this month. according to reports that twenty seven year old will miss up to two months racing off to undergo surgery a week ago in which the footage that this option once again to thuggery. bono told journalists this injury huts more mentally than physically. it's been thinking what a priest on the fleet of local boat cup champion. i did. australia's court report is produced in scotland before hence the kids this was the thirteen cuts that are well joe the kids to do the talking one wednesday the twenty two of which i'll post it. the goodness of the finals. but to that of a certain touch with sw come to mind. watch it. is that this is what it's going to set the agenda and to secure that so and so with crystals with it but it can lead to the podium. i've been a stay in touch and a lot of season one and a confidence that in common but often helps them on to maturity. the country in the midst of widening anti government protests cbt be made to the finance community and have n

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he was also invited back to kona, given a second chance to conquer the biggest race of his life.eff trained like never before, more than 5,000 miles on the road and in the water, to make sure he was ready this year, and he was. >> i was feeling prepared. i was feeling calm. and i was feeling ready to take on the day. >> reporter: jeff felt so good, in fact, his eyes could see the hollywood ending up ahead. his calf muscle though had other ideas. >> it was so painful. i mean, it had been cramped up that whole time but all of a sudden it started spasming. >> reporter: an mri later diagnosed it as a 90% tear. jeff tried to fight the pain, but he wasn't going to beat the clock. he quit ten miles into the run. >> i was disappointed because i wanted to finish, but i was -- i think i was even more disappointed that i was letting down my sponsors, and i still feel that. you know, sometimes that still hurts a little bit. >> reporter: so it seems jeff's story didn't have a hollywood ending. it just happens to have a better one. the money jeff says he raised for challenged kids makes it all

better now that he has something to do is earning decent money he leans in to quote the capital of kona bay county in southern sweden the town has a population of eighty thousand. a quarter of all young adults here are unemployed. that's in line with the national average which is higher than the european average the unlit yet cost took a course to prepare him for the labor market. it's like a torch for temporary employment agency and he soundly kick off his new short term jobs. it is taking lit get up to this the wholesaler where he'll be working in the warehouse. he learned to drive a forklift truck when he was an apprentice to the building supply company. but that was not enough. fish died due to the gut. i go go's idea of medicines but get this done this is my idea. doost of mom's its expense of others and to give kill me earning the minimum wage twenty two hundred euro is a month. it sounds like alot but prices are very high in sweden everyone was doing the experience was held view that the flu. can you live close so it's still as many jobs for people without training. and those few

so last year after kona, we're four weeks out now, and close to kona we had nine weeks for the finalbut you actually made history at kona and tim, is it true you're like the next hopeful? >> i was the top american. so hopefully, it's been over 12 years since americans won that race. i hope to be the next one to do that. >> you guys are evidence of just caring and love for one another, but also really a mission in motion. do you have a final message out there for veterans and citizens who may want to just come together to get moving? >> absolutely. physical fitness is a great way to bond with people. especially the vets out there. surprising how much that helps, just having a community helps. check out our web site, you can find bout it and support the cause. >> how much does it bother you when she is faster than you? >> we try not to talk about it. >> thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> good luck. up next, a ground breaking new story on cholesterol medication that every american will want to hear. and then new york just stole one of chicago's world famous titles. let's ju

. >>> now, from the rough seas of the indian ocean to the placid waters of the pacific, kona, hawaii,y. diving enthusiast lisa costello, a single mom, is on vacation and decides to go out on a boat to see some dolphins with professor lee tefley, a man who shares her enthusiasm for diving. >> it was a really calm day, really clear. and we saw some activity maybe ten miles out. >> as we got closer, it turned out it was a group of pilot whales. incredible. >> whales are not normally social animals. so costello and tepley can't believe how close those whales are swimming to their boat. the professor and the diving enthusiast decide to seize the opportunity and get in the water for a closer look. >> they're very playful right now. they're all around us. i got in the water first, and i was just floating there, and one male came right up to me and stopped. so i looked at him in the eyes and he looked at me, and i went above the water, and he went above, and we did this bobbing thing with this eye contact a good five minutes. >> as soon as i entered the water, a very large pilot whale swam ri

. >> you know what, for me to participate in the ironman world championships in kona, hawaii, it wasike riley say hines ward, you're an ironman. for me, i wouldn't change anything in the world to go through that experience and be a part of the become one program. that's kind of a journey -- a journal of kind of highlighting the whole process of me starting, taking a guy who's never ran over a mile to find a way to cross the finish line all the way in kona. >> man, i have no idea what it's like. and i don't want to. but, you know, i hear so many people say that run marathons it's not really about the legs, it's about the mind. it's about just willing yourself. it's about surviving. and this is a more extreme version of that. >> it is. i actually finished the race in 13:08, 13 hour, 8 minutes. when you're out there, you know, it was a lot of soul searching, a lot of digging within and finding out about yourself. a will to finish and get the job done. so for me like i say, just going through the whole experience, it was a truly big honor for me that not too many people can say they're a