especially with the legs. he looks like he could be playing on sunday afternoon. >> nick and nate diaz have incredible conditioning and they are triathletes and benson henderson is leaning on nathan trying to take it away. again with the leg kick and low . it was a nice trip . rolling under and good shot to the head by benson. that is the trick that he used a second ago. he looked to trick him there. he used to sweep to get him down. both men with the clinch. joe, nate would like a little distance to get the boxing going. >> he would. that is the same benson when he can land the legs. he is avoiding the distance and nice combee . avoiding the distance and lands his own leg kick. thoyce couple early from henderson may have done dag to nate diaz and paying dividends for the champion. fight californied for five, five minute rounds here on fox. >> his older brother nick in the corner said to nate diaz back him up. john crouch immediately said you know why he's talking. you know why he's talking because you are get

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the first patient to turn to us with a leg length quest to meet his fifteen centimeters to still want to surgery because it's panos to than him we like to say that we need to break their legs in order to fix this it may be nothing wrong with them from an orthopedic point of view but there is something psychological that prevents them from living their lowest fully being happy and we fix it like lengthening surgeries abound in many countries and even the out there pretty expensive in russia the entire course costs eleven thousand dollars about one tenth of the similar package in the united states financial considerations were one of the reasons that brought this washington state to western siberia main motive for the surgery had to do with how he fared in the others. average is one seventy five i was one sixty seven or one sixty. eight centimeters would have brought me right to average users wanted to be average for women height isn't so important you know i think girl can be sure it's not a big do i hear guy is like expected to be just before the operation most this matter a russian g

they felt my legs and they asked me if i could feel them feeling my legs and i had no feeling to my legsas the first shock i had. >> this is truly a miracle. she doesn't feel that it's such an unusual thing. she just ate snow and figured she would be rescued at some point. >> just thank god that miracles really do happen. >> with her overjoyed family around her anna was interviewed by ktvu's rita williams. >> i can move a little bit fortunately but not much. so i was having to live with yourself for a while. >> reporter: we hear that you were real close to being found yesterday. can you tell us something about that. >> well i guess it was friday they heard my -- they were coming through and they yelled my name and i answered them but either they couldn't hear me or they couldn't get through because of the problems with the avalanche. that's the only other time that was close. it was frustrating when they left after they talked to me and stuff. but understandable as long as they got through i was happy. >> what was it like today when they found you. >> fantastic. they're all friend every

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

a road accident which iraq owes he survives changed his life forever after both his legs were amputated it took him two years to start his life anew. because you have to carry on living despite the circumstances the most and of course you may vegetated home all the time but i'd rather set a goal and reach out for it. so what if i'm disabled or a big deal but i'm proud of who i am. ten years after the accident people became a four time champion of the vancouver paralympics he won four gold and won silver. when he realized he had no legs he started smashing all the equipment in the room he was hysterical the next day came to visit him he looked at me and i saw tears flow down his face and he said you will now abandon me. that was the first thing he said which was when we began fighting for a life i wanted to show him that we needed him so i told him you have your hands and your legs are not that only watched the. first eric's parents were afraid to leave him at home alone and he was too shy to go outside he put on thirty five kilos. it took me two years to rethink my life i had to learn h

the blood clot is probably in her leg and it would be in the veins of her leg. if it is a small vein near the ankle or the lower part of the calf, the risk of it dislodging and going do her lungs is pretty low with effective treatment. if the blood clot is very large and higher in her leg, say, in her thigh or around her knee, it could be serious. a blood clot the size of your thumb, say, could obstruct major blood vessels in the lung and be fatal. >>trace: use look at her, 65-year-old woman, aside from this, is in fairly good health, what else do you worry about with her? >>guest: well, blood clots in the leg are often triggered by specific situations. the veins, the blood in the veins of the legs are propelled by the muscles of your legs so any situation where you are not moving around very much is a risk for developing a blood clot. i heard it said she logged in an amazing amount of miles as her job as madam secretary so long periods of travel, sitting if long periods of time, that is certainly a risk factor. women who are overweight have a higher risk of blo

in this case what would happen is, if someone had leg pain or felt a knot or a clot in the leg somehow, they would do an ultrasound which is a noninvasive test. you do an ultrasound of the leg and look to see if there's a clot there. if there's a clot there, in and of it -- or she could have had leg swelling, for example, if there's a clot, that in and of itself is not necessarily a problem. but you worry that it could break free and possibly cause what is known as a pulmonary embolism, it would break free and go to the lung and cause a problem. that's why the blood thinners are used, to try to thin out the blood, break up the clot and prevent that from happening. >> right. >> we are all speculating here a bit in part because the secretary's office has been a little bit vague in terms of describing what's going on. but that is the most likely scenario. >> dr. sanjay gupta, thank you. i have elise lavette on the phone with me. you travelled with the secretary of state, you watch her work, you see the pace she keeps. this is a tireless woman, not used to slowing down. >> definitely not.

and appears severely burned on his arms and legs.icials have to figure out how to pull him from the inferno. >> he had already been up there for a while. we knew that time wasn't in his favor. >> with time running out, rescuers must quickly devise a safe way in and out. >> something of that magnitude, just not sure what is going to happen walking on the roof or inside the building with all of the structural collapse. one little thing could fall and create a domino effect. >> the man is there for 20 more minutes before firefighters reach him and pull him to safety. he is machinist and he survives. >> they said, i'm with you jim, relax, everything will be fine. i'm be right with you. nothing is going to happen to you. >> edwards is burned over 60% of his body. trapped inside the blaze, he had wondered if his time had come. >> the fire and everything was about ten foot away from me and from all of that heat and everything it was heating me alive and i couldn't go know where it was scary and i was just wondering if i was ever going to se

the vehicle powered by the arts and by it's a really special vehicle for people with leg disabilities. they used to write it very often and he drove it literally everywhere but if you. put a man who used his homemade hand bike to go to a regular school in russia children with disabilities receive home schooling as a rule but for his parents it was a question of principle simply did not consider himself to be disabled. us in the world there are three steps going into the school building about half a metre away and once he fell over. and after that the headmaster wanted us to take him in after all the time but i said no it's no big deal if a child falls down happens to everyone when they're kids when you're. doing we made him go outside for a walk when he was driving his hand bike his knees were shaking because of the atmosphere around him but i shouldn't he saw that people looked at him and it made him very tense but for the mayor was elected class president after lessons were over he never had a minute to spare he went swimming played the guitar took wheelchair dancing lessons and liv

. >> that car ran over his leg. it was a pretty bad injury. the burglars are still on the loose tonight after shaking up the neighborhood police believe they are responsible for more. i will show you what i shot on my iphone minutes after it happened. >> he was just yelling wait, don't do that. just yelling. it was very loud and at the top of his lungs. >> shortly after 3:00, several residents ran out to find their neighbor lying in the street just off gridly peak boulevard. >> he was in agony just screaming and in pain. >> badly injured hill called 9-1-1 and told police he came home after walking his dog and surprised three burglars in his house. >> one guy was definitely wearing a red cap. >> when police arrived on scene he said one of the suspects punched him in the face as they ran for the vehicle. >> they hit me when they were backing out, and then when they pulled forward they ran over my leg. >> hill's neighbor saw a female driver and a male passenger take off in a white new model cadillac el dorado and leaving the second man behind. >>

his legs are cracked mid-femur there.itely a lot of pain. >> the whole time he's, get me out of here. i just conversed with him the best i could to try to give him some hope. >> but others aren't as hopeful. the victim is pinned very deep under the pile of rubble, and it will take a huge effort to get just one man out using resources rescuers could use on more people in other places. labayae and his team get together to decide what to do. >> as we are huddling, we are listening to this guy just screaming and hollering. it is just -- it is nothing i ever felt before. it is like, almost like a wounded animal. i mean, you are going, we are not supposed to leave people like that. the captain there just said, we are going to get this guy out. >> so the team of 14 men begin the task of unearthing the buried maintenance worker. across town, firefighter mike henry has made his way back to the meadows apartment complex and, again, residents insist to him the building has collapsed. >> everything looked fine, and we told them the s

the first, she'll turn this way and will hug her knees from a seated position, take the legs up. this is the most basic one you can do. hands on the ground, chest lifted. >> what does this do for the back, for someone starting i don't -- yoga. >> it works the core and the back statement. she'll bring the arms up and then legs straight. >> strong core, strong back. is it that simple? >> it really is. we were talking about how to roll your neck and shoulders and it's a band aid on the problem. you really want to work the core and back. >> as carol gets ready for her next pose, how many students come complaining of back pain? >> half. people walk in and say they have low back, mid back or upper back or neck pain. >> what's the second pose? >> this is locust pose. it's the number one pose. legs lift. >> i have seen this before when i have seen yoga online. >> if you look at how much she has to work to hold herself up, but i want to be clear. length is so much more important than height. she'll lengthen the body out. you work all the little back muscles. that are stiff from sitting in

ultimately i say i don't have legs but can live a very normal life.ly the next time they see somebody in a wheelchair or with a disability, they're not bewildered but they're educated and it's not as different as i think many of the older generation grew up with, something we didn't talk about. >> you were born without the fbi u -- fibula in both legs. around your first birthday you had double amputees. basically your family ignored it, you started playing sports at a very young age. what is that moment when a man with no legs decides, i know what i'm going to do, i'm going to be a sprinter? the reason i ask you is i interviewed the armless archer who was incredible as well. i'm watching him do his stuff in here was like watching you run. of all the things to choose, why that? >> actually, i met him at the paralympics and i had a long chat with him. sports have always been a big part of my life. we grew up in south africa where most kids really enjoy the outdoors. i wasn't really an academic at school so i had to find something which i enjoyed. i star

. >> that car ran over his leg. it was a pretty bad injury.s are still on the loose tonight after shaking up the neighborhood police believe they are responsible for more. i will show you what i shot on my iphone minutes after it happened. >> he was just yelling wait, don't do that. just yelling. it was very loud and at the top of his lungs. >> shortly after 3:00, several residents ran out to find their neighbor lying in the street just off gridly peak boulevard. >> he was in agony just screaming and in pain. >> badly injured hill called 9-1-1 and told police he came home after walking his dog and surprised three burglars in his house. >> one guy was definitely wearing a red cap. >> when police arrived on scene he said one of the suspects punched him in the face as they ran for the vehicle. >> they hit me when they were backing out, and then when they pulled forward they ran over my leg. >> hill's neighbor saw a female driver and a male passenger take off in a white new model cadillac el dorado and leaving the second man behind. >> i saw them.

my legs to. has lived there all his life thirteen years ago the successful entrepreneur was injured while he was inspecting a construction site. debris from a building collapsed on him damaging his spine. because of the lack of an elevator inns apartment block it was effectively trapped in his fourth floor apartment for eighteen months. before that i didn't know anything about disabled people i was totally unaware of how they lived and that's when i became disabled myself and i realized how difficult it was all those stairs no wheelchair . and i felt that some make the world a better place i wanted to make it accessible for everyone. in only a few years because become a famous athlete and public figure when his hometown was awarded the winter olympics was consulted on how to make the city accessible to the disabled. come on come on let me come on you can do it. in my early teens i did not understand people i was afraid of something and ashamed of my situation of the fact i was in a wheelchair peo

that's you i've heard so she told us to go down she said but my legs hurt but both of her legs were broken. and she will i think she she did not feel for her legs. but the good words were not secure late and what were you trying to do where were you trying to take. the bullet we tried to take yours to the high we thought there were some ambulances on the sides and we wanted to turn to ruby to the paramedics but there were none of them knew no ambulance crews that's why we were holding her and charles i was holding the legs of the other guys were holding her in her lap there was a police car. rides their butts we couldn't fix her inside. well as we mentioned the crash has now claimed the lives of five people who were on board the other three are still in critical condition now investigators are trying to fathom why the to pull off two or four careered off the runway it's a relatively new type of aircraft which had never before been involved in a deadly crash parties but in the cautionary reports from the crash site. as you can see behind my back the biggest and the only part of the plane th

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irons which are handcuffs that essentially chain your legs together and his treatment in solitary was locked up for twenty three hours a day so it was so traumatizing that when he was finally transferred to a medium security prison in two thousand and eleven he felt an easy moving freely around his cell block manning was subjected to additional restraints story a nine month period where he was confined to scratching suicide prevention bedding and every night he was forced to strip down naked even being made to remove his eyeglasses and reading material from his cell but yet the military contends the treatment was proper. that's interesting that one government's proper treatment is another man's torture so let's break that set. up the likes. of you never seen anything like that. so guys i know that troll is going to troll and is going to hate but instead of calling out the trolls today i want to highlight some of the awesome coverage breaking the set has been getting check out this article feature from common dreams and titled r t's abby martin accuse israel of war crimes for targeting

she kept saying that your eyes and legs were hurting and i was asking to be put on the ground she was in a shock and disoriented there were only four or five people who volunteered to help secure that with me others were too scared to go near the planes as the engine was in fire and they couldn't put it out for twenty minutes so we were the only ones to give some help. those who mention the crashes now then claimed the lives of five people on board the plane the other three are still in a critical condition now investigators are trying to fathom why the top of two of four careered off the end of the runway it's a relatively new type of aircraft which had never before been involved in a deadly crash. outlines how the tragedy happened step by step. the twenty ninth of the summer the last working day of two thousand and twelve in russia. business is closed offices put off until the next year families friends employees jump into their cars and escape the busy capital he's got highway heads to the west a region where most of the luxury states and country houses are located traffic jams are

when he realised he had no legs he started smashing all the equipment and. he was hysterical the next day came to visit him he looked at me and i saw with tears flowed down his face and he said he will now abandon me. that was the first thing he said which was when we began fighting for the life i wanted to show him that we needed him so i told him you have your hands and your legs are not that only wash your feet. at first eric's parents were afraid to leave them at home alone and he was too shy to go outside he put on thirty five kilos. it took me two years to rethink my life i had to learn how to eat by myself to go to the bathroom at seventeen i was just like a little baby all over again when you know it was very hard to carry on every day i had to improve but then little by little i learned to help my parents dinner meet them in the evening and so forth. when protel mad dog say he started doing his exercises he developed a diet of cottage cheese and saw his dishes well. sometimes i found sewing for him and that a diligent about what he could tell us was

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the draft constitution that split the nation and triggered monthlong protests the second and final leg of the referendum was preceded by a fresh outbreak of violence in egypt second largest city of alexandria. true explains what's expected from the vote whether the outcomes likely to end the. millions of egyptians across seventeen governorates have headed to the polling stations today to vote in the second and final round of egypt's contentious constitutional referendum yesterday this once again was about to provide as we saw clashes in this in egypt's second city alexandria between those who are for the constitution very few against the constitution has happened islam is staged a hundred thousand strong rally in support of the constitution and implementation of sharia law the two sides hold rocks at each other they are cars and buses some saying these buses belong to the muslim brotherhood police intervened with take asked leaving seventy seven injured so this obviously comes under the office several instances of violence is in alexandria and entire a few weeks ago in cairo and from t

. >> reporter: aimee mullins, standing tall, on artificial legs. baby, doctors amputated both her legs below the knee. she had been born without shin bones. with the encouragement of an athletic coach at georgetown university, she began to push herself, seeing, she says, opportunity and adversity. >> i moved past being a little girl that was trying to blend in and just have people not look at my legs as the defining characteristic of me. >> reporter: and so she became the first amputee to compete on an ncaa track team. and when she set three world records at the 1996 paralympics, she made headlines. >> something to the effect of, disabled athlete aimee mullins runs faster than you can. and i thought, how disabled am i? >> reporter: she found her voice and began to laugh. after all, only she can decide how tall she's going to be today. how did you decide how tall you wanted to be? >> it's a mood. >> reporter: and she told us the secret is to surround yourself with the people who push you to say yes. yes to a commercial for l'oreal. >> there's only o

put it between your legs, ride it up. no. down he goes.he ski lift operator can't believe this. >> especially because there are other people that know what they're doing. look how easy. the guy comes up and puts it between his legs and up he goes. >> this video is a few years old but it's so funny and trending again because the guy never makes it up the lift. tubing is a safer easier sport, right? >> she ran in the way of the tube. >> she ducked behind the dude wearing the polar bear costume. i love the polar bears are happy. >> are you okay? are you okay? >> she's like oh beep and runs behind him. watch. and the little boy riding in the tube, he was fine. >>> nick, something incredible happened on the international space station. colonel chris hardfield performed a song with a guitar written by his brother on the international space station, which had not been done before. ♪ wherever we go come around to christmas again ♪ >> nobody's ever recorded? i would imagine somebody would have done a harmonica or something. >> to tell us more about

legs.at i've got huge calves or biceps or whatever, that may appeal to somebody in a sexual way. >> they want to see your calf. >> their sexual fantasy is built upon us being she rock kind of warrior women that carry a refrigerator all day long over our head and it's not based in reality but, again, that's what makes any good sexual fantasy is it's not based in reality. he wants more. of course, he does. >> legs. >> it's their fetish. bodybuilding is their fetish. it's not personal. they don't know you. this is the image of what they think about you or it's the shell that you have and that is your marketing tool. i don't take myself too serious though, for me, i think it's funny. >> can you zoom in on the booty. >> oh, no. >> that's too much. >> that guy's name is jolly rocks and he'll drop like $100 in my account extra. >> really? >> because he's in love with my butt and calves. >> okay, he wants the butt zoom. >> he's a regular. as female bodybuilders, we're already kind of cartoons of hu

. >> put it between your legs, ride it up. nope.hat's got to . >>> often times when we see a brand new car we'll like it and say man that car is on fire. these literally were on fire on a road in poland, a big trailer carrying eight brand new bmws caught on fire and before you know it, a humongous blaze is burning the cargo. >> oh, no. it looked like they had already exhausted the fire extinguishers and then they resorted to throwing snow on it. >> the people that you originally see trying to fight the fire are just the driver and the passenger and people trying to help. but that as you can see didn't help. >> those people picking up the snow were like the original bucket brigade trying to put that thing out. when you got that kind of equipment with that kind of fire power. >> forget it. that stinks. because you know it's like, is my vehicles wagon goi to be in . it's close to christmas. >> sorry. >> almost ten minutes later you see one fire truck arrive. turns out it's a volunteer fire department truck. eventually a second fire tru

yes, leg lamp and all, "a christmas story." >> no, no. i want -- air rifle. >> lends itself to song and dance. if you can imagine the idea of a leg lamp kick line. >> reporter: the play wouldn't exist if the movie was not embedded in american culture. at the time, no one wanted to make the movie. >> no one believed in it back then? >> no. it was a kid wants a beebe gun. not the most sinmatic pitch in the world, set in the depression. i don't think anybody expected it to turn out to be what it was. the film makers believed in it. >> reporter: the director had to agree to make a horror movie for the studio to get it green lighted. another revelation, the flag pole scene. >> stick my tongue to the pole is dumb. >> reporter: as a child actor on that film i would think i would be tempted to put my tongue to the flag pole. did you do it? >> fortunately prior to that i hadn't and that movie as a person to never do that that's true. >> that was a fake pole. and they had a tiny hole in it that was sucking air in it. >> i can't put my arms out. . >

he stuck the leg out to draw the foul. that was the game winner.hey own the big apple tonight 100-97. the lakers and cavs and let's have espn's neil everett call this one. >>- q. i as larry beil would say, with authority. >> i keep telling you guys, i used to be somebody. irving torches him and irving for three at 28. kobe with 42. but cleavland hands the lakers their third straight loss 100-94. i keep telling them. the former nfl commissioner paul tagliabue handed his successor a huge loss. roger go del brought tags in to to -- for an impartial judge. they engaged in the bow tee m program who took out opponents. but he wiped out the suspensions for the four saints players involved. the whole case was in his words contaminated. the penalties, however, do remain for the coaches involved. with mike mcintire off to colorado and the san jose defensive coordinator was named the interim head coach and he will lead the spartans into the military bowl and he is a candidate to take over the job permanently. congratulations the tightened named to the ap all-

years later his invention is increasingly being used to help people quite eager to fracture their legs to become a few centimeters taller than the ultimate goal is still the same fixing somebodies lives both literally and figuratively about a third of patients admitted he was out of center now days seeking syringe refocus medical reasons most of them are men and most are not what you would call vertically challenged professor novick of who operated on many of them says it usually comes down to a man's pride some of the first patient to turn to us with a leg length i mean a quest to meet his fifteen centimeters to still want a surgery because his partner was taller than him we like to say that we need to break their legs in order to fix their head maybe nothing wrong with them from an orthopedic point of view but there is something psychological that prevents them from living their lives fully being happy and we fix it like lengthening surgeries abound in many countries and even the out there prohibitively expensive in russia the entire course costs eleven thousand dollars about one ten