leg up. chop powood. >> then again, you chop down and all the way up. >> you do that so easily. >> it looks easy. but when you come up, you notice you have to engage that whole area. >> you have to stay straight, but then you want to engage that a-frame as you call it. i find that's the problem when i come up, it's like, keep from not pulling back. >> you got it. that's the key, these exercises kind of help you to kind of automatically engage. i find, most people say, i try this, but my abs are sore and stuff, but you have to build that area, because they are a muscle. people do 60, 100 situps. >> they do them out of position and incorrectly and that's how they hurt themselves. >> i'm guilty of that myself. >> we all are. one more. we're going to finish up on our matts. one more. here we have our malts. everybody at home has a yoga mat. so i'll give you a little bit of progression. you can try this at home. first one, you're just going to stand like this. and what you're going to do, take you

he essentially has a broken leg. but an infection has set in because he wasn't seen by doctors because there weren't doctors who could see him. there weren't surgeons who could operate on him. there weren't antibiotics that could actually stop the infection. so antibiotics that would cost a few cents were not available. and we're not talking about the first day after the storm or the second day, we're talking the third and the fourth and the fifth and the sixth day ivan watson is joining us from tacloban with an update on what has happened to this man. also joined by nick payton walsh here in manila. ivan, you were just at the hospital. this picture has captivated, been in newspapers, seen on television around the world. you have a update now on what's happening. what's going on? >> reporter: anderson, i'm very sad to report that the man photographed there, 27-year-old richard pulga who had an open fracture of his right leg basically his two shin bones, passed away on friday, doctors tell me. they operated on him. he

stand on your right leg and bring your left leg up. okay, now take your right hand and position it over your head. >> okay. >> close your eyes and elimb nate one of the elements. good. you got good balance. >> you had to grab me. >> most people would be like this because you're not used to that. >> bas you're working your core. >> yes. >> are you working your core on this one also? that's for here to get rid of belly fat. >> exactly. >> and to keep your sides smooth. >> you got it. >> those are tough areas i find love handles creeping in every now and then. >> people do sit-ups and crunches and hundreds and hundreds, ideally they don't engage abdominals. here is the next one we'll target quads and abdoomals. we have a simple cone, take the same leg and bring it up and squat down, pick up the pylon, and then bring it back up again. then brink it down again. that's okay, totally normal. >> it also gets your legs so quads, your sides and legs all at the same time. >> exactly. >> how many minutes for each of these exercises? >> you can do

stand on your right leg. bring your left leg up. okay. now take your right hand and position it over your head. >> okay. >> close your eyes and eliminate one of the elements. good. good. you've got really good balance. >> you had to grab me. >> most people would be like this because they're not used to that. >> so basically what you're doing here is you're working your core. are you working your core on this one, also? that's for here to get rid of belly fat. >> exactly. >> and to keep your side smooth. >> you got it. >> those are really tough areas. i do find love handles creeping in now and then. >> people do sit-ups and crunches. you know what, they do hundreds and hundreds. but ideally, they don't engage their abdominals. so when you're sitting here doing these exercises, you have no choice. here's the next one. we're going to target quads and also the abdominals. take that same leg, bring it up. what we're going to do is squad down, pick up the pylon and then bring it back up again, and then bring it back down again. that's okay, tha

duncan was born with four legs, but his back two legs were deformed. they say they were like pretzels and had fused together. the people behind this story is panda paws rescue. they said there were two choices, put him down or amputate them. >> when he was eight weeks old, they amputated his back legs. >> this is him at 16 weeks. >> how is he able to walk on those front two in. >> he figured out how to balance his body. >> and balance is incredible. not only did he have deformed legs, he has a deformed pelvis. he does have a wheelchair but they say it easy for him to run around without it because he's used to having bad legs that are inoperable. hes. >> he has no include he's missing his back legs. >> dcan he go to the bathroom like a regular dog? >> yeah, he just does his thing and walks away, doesn't get all messy. >> it's you've got the chance to win a 42-inch flat screen tv, you need went's buzz word, 18 or older and and be a u.s. rest didn't to answer. >> you must use our fabds page. the buzz word for wednesday, perfect for this time of year, is t

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he couldn't feel his legs.my legs. >> rescuers draped two slings around the fuselage to create a makeshift harness, supporting the weight of the plane. now more than 50 rescuers worked ever so cautiously around the web of wires which even without power could become deadly whips if one of them snaps. >> the force exerted by one of those lines had it become dislodged could have been as much as 10,000 pounds. >> the rescue operation is heading into its sixth hour. brian and daryl are cold, numb, and desperately want to be freed from the capsule. >> they let us know, okay, we are ready to come get you. >> the first thing they said to me was hold on to me, buddy. i said no need to tell me that. i pretty much just slid down the door, right into the bucket. >> next they gently lower brian into the cherry picker. >> there we are, fairly secured in the cherry picker with the two fire department guys. you know, it's kind of almost like a group hug. when my feet touched the ground, my hands in the air, i shouted halleluja

he had a terrible infection of his leg. he had not, they said, gotten first aid for at least three days, and then he was bandaged, and then this infection set in and they had no choice but to finally operate on friday, but they lacked one critical, critical element that they say could have saved his life. they didn't have blood supplies for a transfusion. if they had blood and they asked for it and it is certainly in stock in other cities and towns around the philippines, they could have saved this man's life whose initial injury was a broken leg. anderson? >> i mean, let's just pause and think about that for a moment. a man who had a broken leg is now dead because there wasn't blood supplies, and he had got an infection that there weren't antibiotics to treat. when people here, when the government has talked about well, we're focussing on the living, we're focussing on saving the living, simple things like blood, antibiotics haven't been getting out fast enough and time, you can say well, you know, it's difficult. we're fa

he essentially has a broken leg. but an infection has set in because he wasn't seen by doctors because there weren't doctors who could see him. there weren't surgeons who could operate on him. there weren't antibiotics that could actually stop the infection. so antibiotics that would cost a few cents were not available. and we're not talking about the first day after the storm or the second day, we're talking the third and the fourth and the fifth and the sixth day ivan watson is joining us from tacloban with an update on what has happened to this man. also joined by nick payton walsh here in manila. ivan, you were just at the hospital. this picture has captivated, been in newspapers, seen on television around the world. you have a update now on what's happening. what's going on? >> reporter: anderson, i'm very sad to report that the man photographed there, 27-year-old richard pulga who had an open fracture of his right leg basically his two shin bones, passed away on friday, doctors tell me. they operated on him. he

. >> there was a bone sticking out of your leg. >> near months after that gut-wrenching broken leg. guard kevin ware of louisville is back. unguarded. kevin ware's coach, rick pitino, shows a side you've never seen. >> he said i learned humility too late in life. i wish i had that at a younger age. >> i was just in my own world between the lines, and nothing else mattered or existed. and that's a very unhumble way to act. >> welcome to "unguarded" what's the most gruesome thing you've ever seen? for many the answer came during march madness last spring when louisville's kevin ware injured his leg so badly the bone popped through his skin. yet as shocking as that moment was, it was ware's recovery that's been just as remarkable. inspiring his team to win the ncaa championship along the way. this week i sat down with ware and his colorful coach, rick pitino. >> we are sitting here less than eight months after what a lot of people think is the most gruesome injury in sports in the last 30 years, nearly. i mean, there was a bone sticking out of your leg. and we're going to do our viewer

he was above the water, still at that stage, but his legs were wedged into the pipe. >> by removing the bag, david unplugs the drain, and now the pressure of the gushing water pushes so forcefully, it sucks david's legs into the drain. >> i jumped into the water to try and help remove him from the

leg what to do.he can bend his leg, extend it, point his toes up and down. he talked to us in just much more simple form, in real life, about what this is able to do for him. >> it's just reading the signals that my body is sending to walk. just like walking. so there's nothing -- there's nothing special about it in the sense of what i have had to learn. i just get up from a chair and walk. >> but again, it's the subtleties of walking where this is really coming into play here. he can go upstairs. you saw the video of him doing that. he can point his toes up and down. the subtleties of walking are what sets this apart, and people at that same institute are now working on bionic arms for people. it's incredible technology and we'll have a lot more about this in "the situation room" later on. >> one thing i can't figure out, brian, because i'm an idiot, i expected to see him wired to the hilt. if the electrodes are reading the signals, et cetera, i don't see any of that. >> he doesn't. he could have a

recovery. >> reporter: although too soon to determine how much of her leg will recover, she remains grateful and determined >> until then, i take every day as a gift, i guess, and get through it the best i can. >> press is now a pioneer in nerve graft surgery. and they hope that they will be able to use the same surgery to cure paralysis. >> talking about a complex storm here in the northeast. we have a line of strong storms moving through now, creating wind damage from pennsylvania all the way up to the northeast. and then the storm intensifies and will create wind weather everywhere with this high-wind warning and watch in effect for the entire area. not only tomorrow, about you through sunday as well. right now, we're focused on severe weather. this is a line of storms that moved through pennsylvania in the last six hours. wind damage, and trees down and power outage. here in new jersey and many up here through new england. wind causing damage with the trees. and that line will continue to move east. ering severe thunderstorm warnings, and damaging winds expected as the showers a

they called someone who competes on a prosthetic leg a challenged athlete.ey should call jeff schmitt is a transition from a negative into a positive and do it more than once. we first met jeff and wife jenny not long after he return ed from the 2012 ironman championship. jeff told us he kept going that night in hawaii because he had come too far to quit and he wasn't talking about the 140 mile race. a star high school soccer player, jeff's leg was shattered by a violent tackle 15 years ago. the next decade of his life was dominated by failed surgeries and drug dependent says. jenny raised the idea of amputation. jeff ultimately agreed and asked the doctor to cut his leg off. >> if something in your life is causing you anguish and you can get rid of it, what do you do? get rid of it. >> jeff says losing that leg turned out to be one of the best things that ever happened to him. believe it or not, so was not finishing cona in time. >> welcome to our kickoff event. >> jeff's story of perseverance won him the attention of the triathlon community. soon he was te

she makes her own leg waxing stuff.ar, water and lemon and stirs it on the pot for a long time, and it gets into this gummy substance. then you use that and you do your own. i got to tell you, it works. >> would she show it on the air? that would be great. >> i'm thinking she could. it's really great. >> but if your mother happened to gain weight, and she won't because she's a very active woman, she would need more lemon, more sugar, wouldn't she? >> no, she wouldn't need that much more. you just use the same stuff. you don't need a big blob, you just need -- it's the same -- >> i don't do all that stuff, so i just -- good old razor for me, baby. yeah. shave those babies. >> they say again it's the time of year where people are getting sick because it's getting cold out. people recommend in a study of german and hospital infection -- >> my dad always taught me. there are some guests here today. a young woman shook my hand very nicely, looked me in the eye and said, it's nice to meet you. nothing takes the place of that,

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the boat's propeller sliced daniel press's upper leg. when the 26-year-old arrived at the hospital doctors were more worried been saving her life than her head. >> we weren't specting the injury to be so devastating and severe. she was coming here in shock. she was in the brink of pretty much collapse. >> as a police chief press's father found himself in the scenario countless times. it didn't prepare him for what he saw. >> seeing your daughter in that state - i have spent my entire life, my career helping families through this type of thing. never had to look at my own. so it was devastating. once press was stablilized doctors saw an opportunity to restore movement to her battered leg. the boat propeller severed the sciatic nerve, which controls movement and feeling in the leg. thee told her they wanted her to be the first person in the world to under go the nerve graph. >> it was a great feeling. >> the plan was to take the standard approach of using press's nerves to repair her sye attic nerve. it would be difficult to find donor ner

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one person shot believed to be a tsa agent and the gunman shot in the leg. no, it is my understanding that no flights are taking off at lax. adam mentioned there was a couple of landings, we have it confirmed and sounds like no one will take off from this airport at very least until they rescreen everyone. as you know from hearing from our friend at fox sports. people exit out in the tarmac that is a break of security. everyone has to be rescreened and there are going to be massive delays for the airlines on the west coast and probably east coast routes out of lax. this is going to snarl air traffic facility in ways that we are accustomed to in the past. a patient being treated. whether this person is shot i have no way to know. i can see the left leg of his pants is opened and appear to be treating him and looks like there might be blood there and no way to know for sure of course. but this person appears to be in pain and now was taken away in the video. look at this over here. century boulevard that leads to and from los angeles international airport, has

some have weak legs. so they're training to walk faster in case they need to evacuate. >> translator: i need to make my legs stronger. >> translator: i've got to be ready to escape. >> reporter: okinobu leads the local disaster management group. he measured how far people would need to walk to the evacuation area. then he worked out how long they'd probably take. he found people with weak legs would need six minutes. twice as long as everyone else. scientists say a tsunami would hit the neighborhood 12 minutes after a powerful earthquake. so if the quake lasted three minutes, the elderly would only have three minutes to spare. he says they shouldn't waste that time gathering belongings to take with them. >> translator: people with weak legs don't have a moment to waste. they should pack what they need ahead of time. >> reporter: members of his group are urging older people to fill bags with essentials in case they have to stay in an evacuation shelter. seniors are packing underwear, spectacles, toothbrush

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put rings on him punched me in the face and then i cut my leg. we thought that would. get me so i wouldn't go to jail. for the economic ups and downs in the final month a the deal sank i and the rest because i think the eighteen will be every week on things. the diplomacy that seems to be coming from washington it appears to be. falling sure of the expectations of the united states as a superior negotiator as a superior diplomatic player but we see what happened in egypt after the arab spring and the election of morsi there was a space there where the united states could have played a critical role just assuring more on a path that would have maybe brought some advancement on jobs economic development in that period of time the united states faltered and it's the policy. telling them how they should stand there in any case on the more. there's not much more the u.s. could have done now in iran the u.s. is trying to start talks with iranian government and yet it's getting clobbered in the middle east by the saudis who don't want to do or. don't want to very good good fr

my legs have gone weak. a wine please, mo, and get one for yourself. - she's all right, nothing special. - mo: jake, what you having? - bottle of beer, please. - here we go. i'm tina. and you are? busy. it's all ready for tonight. good, looking forward to it. - you taking anyone? - not that i know of. you? - no, but i didn't want anyone cramping my style. - mmm... i know what you mean. hello, mrs. miller. all right? oh, um, i need some cough medicine as well. there we go. £6.78, please. - that much? - i know. the price of things, eh? i thought it'd be about a fiver. can i bring the rest back later? i don't think yolande will let anyone do that. oh, um, listen... i'll, um... i'll just nip home and get my purse. won't be a minute. the swelling seems to have gone down a bit. what d'you think? mm... so you live in pat's old flat. very nice. nice is not a word i'd use. between you and me, it's got a whiff of brothel about it... - is that so? - sorry? um, this is pat. used to live in your flat. - aah... nice to pu

as chris said, you have these modernization programs in all legs of the triad. the icbm replacement program is another decade away. right now, that looks like it could be very expensive, could having recording specs, a mobile icbm. i thought we were done with that idea in the 1980s. the costs are going to start to mount in a few years. >> don't be shy, people. >> i wanted to come back to the question and continue more about the question about the commitment to allies and the credibility of extended deterrence, security commitments. we given more attention in the paper, but much more attention than some of the other work we have done in cato. we do have serious concerns about the wisdom of extended security commitments to countries that could and should be able to defend themselves. we do worry about the credibility of those commitments attenuating overtime. not because a military capability, but because of political will here in the united states to make good on those commitments. emphasize, again, as with the other recommendations made in the paper, it does not

a star high school soccer player, jeff's leg was shattered by a violent tackle 15 years ago.he next decade of his life was dominated by pain and immobility, by failed surgeries and drug dependencies. it was jenny actually who first raised the idea of amputation. jeff ultimately agreed and asked a doctor to cut his leg off. >> if something in your life is causing you nothing but anguish and you can get rid of it, what do you do? you get rid of it. >> reporter: jeff says losing that leg turned out to be one of the best things that ever happened to him. and believe it or not, so was not finishing kona in time. >> welcome to our kickoff event. >> reporter: that's because jeff's story of perseverance won him the attention of the triathlon community. soon jeff was teaming up with berkeley's goo energy labs and the challenged athletes foundation raising money to give prosthetic running legs to children who couldn't afford them. he was also invited back to kona, given a second chance to conquer the biggest race of his life. jeff trained like never before, more than 5,000 miles on the

the big misconception is that it comes from their legs but it doesn't, it comes from their wings thisull of crickets ready to mate. >> absolutely out of 1 18 build, this one houses the breeders. we have a faster psych ol'. cycle. we can grow a cricket out in five and a half weeks and by the time it hatches from an egg we have a fue full grown cricket. >> they produce 5 million crickets a week. humans like critic it is at five weeks when the wings are not formed yet. when you see crickets you don't think food. 100 grams of crickets have 13 grams of protein and 100-calories. some people do actually eat the insects that you raise here. >> sure we handle them a little different and we put them in a fresh clean cricket box and we put them in the freezer so they are flash frozen. once they are fras flash frozene send them off to the kitchen to be prepared. they smell like a very nutty and very gamey. >> that smells really good. >> he hopes to make the culinary world take a big flts wit noticn innovative projects on the way. >> this is what we are looking for when we move to the flower. the

looks like he's going down a drain. >> who couldn't shake it off his leg? >> apparently he couldn't do that and he was going about 6 revolutions a second. >> this is making me throw up. >> an inflatable pool toy is to keep you safe. this is the opposite. >> it's taking you doubt. >> he had an audible altimeter and he was able to land okay. but still, it had already caused some damage. >> two black eyes and broken cap larrys -- >> from the g-force of spinning around so fast? >> looks like something from halloween. >> you never know the weird things you're going to see on public transit buses. here we go in toronto. >> i don't know if this is some sort of exorcism, some sort of fight. pay attention to the girl in the green pants and the red top. after the fight breaks up, watch the eyes and whatever its that's comg out mouth. she's just like staring into the soul of people on the street. you hear people say "don't look at her, doesn't look at her." >> oh, my gosh, she is really freaking out. [ screaming ] >> you've heard of the exorcism of emily rhodes. i fee

all the generates of frog legs that led to life forms is the california four-legged frog and the san francisco garden snakes when you take the frogs that hatch in the water when all the water is being pumped out when all this water leaves the eggs dry up and die. thank you. >> thank you. any additional public comment? looks like i got it >> with that, the meeting is g >> hello san francisco, here is an activities that is worth buzzing about. celebrate the livmusic with dance and theatre performances and film screening and tours and more. checkout the public library unbuilt san francisco exhibit featuring architectural rendering of what never was in the public spaces of san francisco. imagine the reality of a panhandle parkway and the library building and visualize a monument in cascade twin peaks. exhibit is on through november 27th. join us for a spontaneous combustion. this jam celebrates music and keeping it live. that's your weekly buzz. for more information on any of these events, visit us at test test, test, test, test, test test >> good afternoon we will call this meeting hist

the leg has a special silicone cover that matches heather's right leg, complete with the freckles andrn. and get this. the foot can even be given a pedicure. >> amazing. >> that is really cool. >>> another story of grace and courage. a san francisco doctor hosted a dance party with a medical team just before she was undergoing surgery to remove both breasts. they danced right there in the operating room. >> the mother of two calls dancing her medicine. she urged all of her friends, by the way, to record them getting their groove on so she could watch the tape during her recovery. >> the harlem shake? i guess that's a little late for the harlem shake. that's yesterday's dance, right? >> this is the kind of thing that destresses you completely. everybody goes in feeling really good about this whole thing. she has some moves now. that's great. >>> they say everything is better with bacon. wait until you get a whiff of this one. >> i don't know about this one. it's introducing bacon deodorant. you heard me. designed for those with active lifestyles. in other words, people that sweat like

leg. length. leg they just leave with these economic ups and downs in the final at the among the london new york sang i and the rest look like it's going meet casey little baby every week long slender legs. the leg it was terrible they come up very hard to take out a letter to get along here there's a plug in that had sex with her right there looks let's play a. list celebrity . of the. thanks for joining us here on r t today two people have been killed and dozens injured in the saudi capital as police crackdown on protesting migrant workers authorities have been trying to rein in the foreign labor force mostly africans many of whom are in the country illegally and the amnesty for migrants to get their documents in check ended earlier this month thousands have been arrested since some african officials have condemned the saudi government for the crackdown human rights groups are also sounding the alarm over what's being called unharnessed oppression in the gulf. with. the radius really the way tha

that's when tiny sees his biggest problem. >> his leg is stuck. his leg is stuck. >> at that time is when i found out his foot was pinned. >> tiny told his assistant, i'm going to lift this helicopter. i want you to reach under there and grab his foot. >> he said, warren, it's pinned. there's no way. i don't think steve's going to make it. i said, only thing we can do is lift this thing and get his leg free. >> tiny then reached down, lifted up the rotors, and did kind of a sumo wrestler, aah sound. >> get his leg out! >> lifted the helicopter with his bare hands. tiny said, you got his foot? and henry said, yeah. he said, two feet? he had both feet cleared and then he set the helicopter back down. it was like incredible. >> but steve is not out of danger yet. he's breathing but still unconscious when tiny and the other workers lift him onto the bank. >> get some blankets. >> and at that point, he lifted his hand up, and we knew he was alive. so that was a great relief. >> tiny sees steve's arm is badly injured, so he takes his shirt off and packs

went to jello, his leg had been shattered. he collapsed and dragged himself to a nearby closet. and as you said found a sweat shirt in the closet, made a make shift tourniquet out of it, closed the door, and stayed until he was released. >> it was incredibly rational thinking at a time like that. is there any idea what his road to recovery will be like? i mean, you said it is a long road. >> he has a long road. he had a second surgery today. i believe they're going to -- i believe today they inserted a titanium rod to help stabilize the leg. the first surgery friday was to put the external stabilizer on the leg to make sure it stayed the right length, and they can try to bone graft or do a rod. he is a great guy, we can't wait to get him back. >> i know he is a great employee. >> he connects with the kids, cares about them. he is the guy who tries to find a way to say yes. he runs our brand-new theaters for us, the students put on a show last summer, he is a big loss for us. but he is healing. he is going in the right directio

and that is when he said his right leg went to jello, his leg had been shattered. he collapsed and dragged himself to a nearby closet. exited out of the shin and left a pretty big hole. he collapsed and went into a nearby closet. and as you said found a sweat shirt in the closet, made a make shift tourniquet out of it, closed the door, and stayed until he was released. >> that is amazing he dragged himself to the closet and applied a tourniquet to his own leg. that is rational thinking at a time like that. is there any idea what his road to recovery will be like? i mean, you said it is a long road. >> he has a long road. he had a second surgery today. i believe they're going to -- i believe today they inserted a titanium rod to help stabilize the leg. the first surgery friday was to put the external stabilizer on the leg to make sure it stayed the right length, and they can either try to bone graft or a titanium rod and i think that is the direction they are going. an excellent p.t. he is a great guy, we can't wait to get him back. >> i know he is a great employee.