[speaker not understood] the california red legged frog season would impact reproduction, drying leg masses, further decrease of the population. not only will this activity be environmentally damaging, but it would require regular maintenance that would be costly. there is an alternative which is why water levels high enough to dry [speaker not understood]. this alternative addresses [speaker not understood] the current proposal lackseses. i am grateful for san francisco's environmental leadership and believe we he should live up to this reputation by requiring [speaker not understood]. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> hello, thank you for your time. my name is ron aloe michaels and i'm a resident of south san francisco on the border of pacifica. i spend a good amount of time in san francisco and have lived in this area for over three years. i wanted to thank you for your time to listen to the proposal for alternative considerations. i would like to craft consideration of all reasonable alternatives before proceeding with the pumphouse project in question. i come to you wit

his leg is bleeding. maybe the dog nipped him on the leg. it looks like this dog might be a puppy. it looks like the dog might be trying to play but you can see he's trying to bite that girl's boots. but the dog biting at that woman's boot. >> ripped her stockings. >> looks like that's the case, too. we believe that this guy here in the white in the red pants with the adidas shoes he's probably the owner, he's the only one trying to wrangle the dog. eventually this group shows up with other dogs and that doesn't do anything. and the leashes kind of start to tie up the people's legs but right here watch the guy in white it looks like he yells the dog's name maybe and the dog runs away and that's sort of the

amputated. 7 news reporter has his story. >> like right now my leg is broken. >>reporter: he has a rare disorder that causes his leg bone to fracture upped the slightest stress. >> sometimes he even has night terror. the he's on the maximum amount of tylenol and advil that he could be on for his age. >>reporter: that's why the 11-year-old berkeley student actually wants part of his right leg amputated. >> i have been through so much and from my experience i know that i'm not sure if it's going to heal or not but if i'm going to amputate it i have more chance of running and walking and playing games, playing like contact games. >>reporter: he broke his had had he gone by simply walking on it. but despite the danger his parents let him play wheelchair basketball for the joy of it. >> now my leg is shorter than before when i could walk. i was limping a lot because i don't like limping because people look auto wishing prosthetic leg he wants to run. his web site is growing as he blog about his personal decision. >> i can tell you i'm scared this thing is freaking m

that is the red legged frog egg mass. that's about a thousand eggs and a gelatinous mass the size of a grapefruit. that habitat there is largely open water as you can see so the sunlight can penetrate down to the eggs themselves. very little vegetation surrounding it. enough vegetation to attach the egg masses to, but not enough to shade it and crowd it. the san francisco garter snake is the other species of concern down there, also protected by the california endangered species act and federal endangered species act. it is illegal to harm these species in any way without a [speaker not understood] permit. it was admitted earlier the favorite food source of this endangered animal is the california red legged frog. so, to put this project in context, i'd like to give a little background. the property was transferred to the san francisco park and recreation department in 1917, and a requirement of that deed transfer is that the property operate for recreational purposes. the golf course was constructed in the 1930s and thro

amputated. 7 news reporter has his story. >> like right now my leg is broken. >>reporter: he has a rare disorder that causes his leg bone to fracture upped the slightest stress. >> sometimes he even has night terror. the he's on the maximum amount of tylenol and advil that he could be on for his age. >>reporter: that's why the 11-year-old berkeley student actually wants part of his right leg amputated. >> i have been through so much and from my experience i know that i'm not sure if it's going to heal or not but if i'm going to amputate it i have more chance of running and walking and playing games, playing like contact games. >>reporter: he broke his had had he gone by simply walking on it. but despite the danger his parents let him play wheelchair basketball for the joy of it. >> now my leg is shorter than before when i could walk. i was limping a lot because i don't like limping because people look auto wishing prosthetic leg he wants to run. his web site is growing as he blog about his personal decision. >> i can tell you i'm scared this thing is freaking m

amputated. 7 news reporter has his story. >> like right now my leg is broken. >>reporter: he has a rare disorder that le his leg bone to fracture upped the slightest stress. >> sometimes he even has night terror. the he's on the maximum amount of tylenol and advil that he could be on for his age. >>reporter: that's why the 11-year-old berkeley student actually wants part of his right leg amputated. >> i have been through so much and from my experience i know that i'm not sure if it's going to heal or not but if i'm going to amputate it i have more chance of running and walking and playing games, plplaying lie contact games. >>reporter: he broke his had had he gone by simply walking on it. but despite the danger his parents let him play wheelchair basketball for the joy of it. >> now my leg is shorter than before when i could walk. i was limping a lot because i don't like limping because people look auto wishing prosthetic leg he wants to run. his web site is growing as he blog about his personal decision. >> i can tell you i'm scared this thing is freaking me o

the 11-year-old wants to have part of his leg amputated. here is that story. >> right now my leg is broken. >> amit has a disorder that causes the bones to fracture under the slightest stress. >> sometimes he has night terrors. he has gone the maximum amount of tylenol that he can be on for his age. >> that is idea 11-year-old wants part of his right leg an stated. >> i have been through so much and i know i am not sure if it will heal or not but if i amputate i have more chan of running and walking and playing contact games. >> he break his leg by walking on it. despite the dangers, his parents let him play wheelchair basketball. >> my leg is shorter than the other and before when i walked i was limping a lot because -- why like to limp because people are always looking at you. >> with the prosthetic leg he wants to run. the website is growing as he blogs about the personal decision. >> i am scared. this is freaking me out. >> so far he has the full support of his parents and doctors except for the requested of pressuring his foot in a lav

this is your prosthetic leg? >> yes, this is the ones i use on the everyday basis. >> reporter: you walk, run, jump. >> i am not sure that you are supposed to walk on them, but they have a high performance fo foot, and it is not good for walking, but good for running and jogging. >> reporter: and this is your own leg? and where you had a birth deformity? >> yes. >> reporter: how old were you when they were amputated? >> 4 years old. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview before the london olympics. >> he was younger. >> reporter: i visited pistorius's grandmother in pretoria where she spoke in her native language. his first pair of prosthetics came when he was 13 years old. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: despite the vulnerabilities, his parents had raised h him to take on life at full speed. pistorius found purpose on the track. he met coach ampi lowe who tr s transformed oscar from a 13-year-old schoolboy into a world class athlete. i talked to lowe on the track where he spent countless hours trainin

as a sprinter with no legs. >> this is your prosthetic leg?> yeah, these are the ones i use on an everyday basis. >> you walk, run. >> i'm not sure you're supposed to walk on them. it's not that great for walking but it's very good for walking and jogging. >> this is your own leg where you had a birth deformity? >> yeah. >> how old were you when you got them amputated? >> i was 11 months old. >> in an exclusive interview before the london olympics -- >> that's when he was younger? >> yeah. >> i visited pistorius' grandmother where she spoke in her native language. [ speaking foreign language ] >> his first pair of prosthetics came when he was only 13 months old. [ speaking foreign language ] >> despite his vulnerabilities, his parents raised him to take on life at full speed. pistorius found purpose on the track. he met his coach, who transformed oscar from a schoolboy into a world class athlete. i talked to lowe on the track where he spent countless hours training pistorius. >> oscar is very strong minded. he will even push harder than i want

so, california red legged frog has a long history of persecution. they were nearly eaten to extinction by the california gold minors over 120 years ago. the habitat was destroyed. they are susceptible to diseases like [speaker not understood] when californians import several million native bull frogs in the year for use as foot right here in san francisco, nonnat i have fish that gets stocked in ponds and eat them, and when we drain the wetlands, they die. i've been to sharp park. i've seen the pump in action shooting water out to see from an he can logically [speaker not understood]. i've personally seen a dead cray fish on the outflow. cray fish are better swimmers than are frogs. if the cray fish are being pucked out, tad poles are being pumped out, too. [speaker not understood]. a couple years ago san francisco reported having stranded over 100 egg masses of a federally protected species. that's illegal and unethical so, please get a full environmental impact report [inaudible]. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> hello, my name is [speaker not unde

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his leg is bleeding. maybe the dog nipped him on the leg. it looks like this dog might be a puppy. it looks like the dog might be trying to play but you can see he's trying to bite that girl's boots. but the dog biting at that woman's boot. >> ripped her stockings. >> looks like that's the case, too. we believe that this guy here in the white in the red pants with the adidas shoes he's probably the owner, he's the only one trying to wrangle the dog. eventually this group shows up with other dogs and that doesn't do anything. and the leashes kind of start to tie up the people's legs but right here watch the guy in white it looks like he yells the dog's name maybe and the dog runs away and that's sort of the end of the scene. a lot of people upset who's to blame here is sort of the conversation. >> the owner of the dog is to blame if the dog hasn't been trained the dog doesn't know how to do this. your dog needs to be well trained enough to be off leash and not attack other dogs and people. >> probably the worst situation for the dog situations like this where the dog gets out of con

the physiotherapist trains them by making the right leg go, the left leg go first. that's the first step. >> it's like when you take the driver'sed, and the instructor has their own wheel. >> yes, and the kids who worked so hard to raise the money to help her, being able to see her stand up. it was like, "we never knew how tall you were." >> the technology is like magic. this person, who they only knew as being in a chair all of a sudden can stand and walk around with the help of the robot. >> and they came out of the military - started in the military. does that mean that we are augmenting the people we are helping. are they stronger with these? it's hard to say. i will say this came from what was called the hulk, military technology, a suit designed to allow soldiers to carry heavy things and put less stress on the body. they saw the medical application, and for the scientists, they loved it saying it was the best job in the world. they worked with paraplegic people. as you saw. they put it through the works and see how to make it better. improvements. >> can the

but moving her leg hasn't been her own challenge.here was a tragic childhood experience she tried to forget. >> actually, i was senxually abused from the age of 2 to 7 from my stepfather. it was difficult to deal with emotionally. probably one of the hardest things i ever had to deal with. i just blocked out the memories for years. >> this single mom's life experiences have inspired several of her books including "how strong women pray." >> i want to share a story with you about one of the hardest things i ever did. and you can see i have done a lot of hard things. >> bonnie travels the world as a motivational speaker and makes a special effort to inspire kids like these from reach prep. >> bonnie st. john i believe represents for us determination, a woman who has overcome enormous odds just to be where she is, to accomplish what she has. so we'd like to have people like bonnie come and kind of validate the students but also show them what commitment long term will help them accomplish. >> what are some of the things you want to do w

the 11-year-old wants to have part of his leg amputated. >> like right now, my leg is broken >> he hasa rare disorder causing his leg bones to fracture under the slightest stress. >> sometimes he has night terr r terrors. he's on the maximum amount of tie hen -- tylenol and advil he can be on for his age. i've been through so much. i know i'm not sure if it's going to heal or not. but if i amputate it i'm going to have more of a chance of running and walking and playing. like, contact games. >> he broke his leg by walking on it. despite dangers his parents led him play wheelchair basketball for the joy of it. >> now, my leg is shorter than the other than before when i walked. i was limping a lot because -- i don't like limping people all the time looking at you. >> with a prosthetic leg he wants to run. amit's web site is growing. he blogs about a personal decision >> can tell you i'm scared. this is freaking me out. >> so far, he has full support of his parents and doctors. except for the idea of preserving his foot in a lava lamp. >> we'll continue to follow the story for you and tha

which then went into justin smyth's leg.r: in other words, chad wasn't shooting to disable the car, said the prosecutor. the evidence suggested he was shooting to kill the occupants. even as they were trying to get away. >> was the defendant in imminent fear of death or great bodily injury so that he immediately had to use deadly force. unequivocally, the answer is no. >> so what attitude, in your mind, did he have when he took off after those kids? >> the last words he said before he got in the truck was "i'm going get those sons of bitches." and i think he meant it. >> narrator: the prosecutor felt confident. but in a town divided over guns and self protection, who could be sure what the jury would decide? this is exactly the kind of case that leads to hung juries. >> absolutely. absolutely. and that's a fear. >> narrator: in that case, chad could walk, since little quincy couldn't afford to try him again. and then, just as the trial came to its end, a long sought bit of information finally landed in d.a. holster's mailbox

. >>> men if you want to catch a woman's eye on the dance floor move your right leg and pelvis. women believe dancing is a way to learn about a hand's strength, sexual drive and per filth. women believe good dancers make larger movement with their right leg, torso and pelvis, think michael jackson or this character. the bad dancers person what try to move too much with their left leg were rated "much poorer" by women. go figure. if i did any of that you would call 9-1-1 and get an glance. >> no compensate compensating >> remembering a man shot and killed by san francisco police and why they believe officers overreacted. >> city could be ready to put cameras on the >>> abc7 news begins with breaking news. >>> good morning, i am matt keller. >> i am kristen sze. breaking news of a major intersection closed right now in fremont after a deadly accident involved a suspected drunk driver. nick has details how this may have started sever blocks away. >> nick? >> good morning. we had an opportunity to speak with the public information officer and we have look at the video we shot. fremo

california red legged frog and these red legged frogs are protected under the law. so, any project that will harm these creatures shall at least be subject to considering alternatives especially [speaker not understood] alternative. [speaker not understood] was letting the waters rise above the vegetation they tolerate. so, i suggest -- i urge an environmental impact report be done otherwise these alternative will not be considered. thank you. >>> good afternoon. my name is rose [speaker not understood]. i'm a resident of san francisco. when i came in, supervisor campos was speaking very eloquently in the way in which society takes care of our nonhuman creaturers reflects on our communities. and i think that is what is at issue right here. what we have right now is an opportunity to look at alternatives. alternative that are cost-effective and more environmentally friendly to sharp park and the surrounding areas and endangered species that call sharp park home. a very modest ask to ask that san francisco look at those alternative through a full e-i-r process, partic

>> reporter: their stories are pure inspiration, like this josh sweeney, who lost his leg in afghanistan. and tatiana mcfadden, wheelchair turned skier. >> i think it is one of the best experiences i have ever had. >> reporter: tickets for the game topped 316,000, almost four times the amount last time in vancouver. these games are the most popular ever. >> witnessing them come down the mountain with prosthetic legs, you can't help get caught up. >> reporter: today, fans watched team usa win gold, a new moment of national pride. one that athletes hope all the new fans can learn from. >> it really is about overcoming whatever it is on a daily basis. >> reporter: and that is pure gold. kristen dahlgren, nbc news new york. >>> we received late world this evening that david brenner has died. the stand-up comedian was best known for his regular

she lost half of her left leg. >> reporter: adrian took the stage at a conference in vancouver.a wearing a prosthetic leg specifically designed for her and for dancing by a team at m.i.t. her team at spaulding rifted by her performance. >> oh, my kbosgosh, it was amaz. >> reporter: in a statement wednesday adrianne said, quote, it was invigorating to dance publicly with my new leg but also to realize my return to dance may have the power to inspire other people to reach for their goals. it's been a long road. >> it feels really good just to stand up right now. i haven't stood up in a really long time, i almost forgot what it felt like. it reminds me of dancing and i just so desperately want that again. >> congratulations, adriidriaad. you're amazing. >>> now, some selfie destruction at a museum in italy. witnesses say a student was sitting on the lap of this 19th century statue ta'u when the leg snapped off. the museum has surveillance cameras, but they were not working. lucky for the student it's a copy of an ancient greek sculpture. just a copy. >>> there's a selfie. pope fran

so i grabbed him with my arms and legs.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 another ro

his legs are cracked mid-femur there.n. >> 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. lavalle and his team get together to decide what to do. >> as we're huddling, we're 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 lavalle's 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 same thing. >>

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it removes a golf cart path that goes right through our wetland where red legged frogs breed regularly. because they're out of the wetland and restores the habitat. it restores what was previously the most productive red legged frog breeding habitat around horse table pond that was shown in the pictures at the end of my presentation. so, that is the vegetation and sediment removal actually restore habitat for those species to breed in. and finally, we will be creating a 1500 square meter pond that the sole express purpose of providing breeding habitat for the red legged frog. so, the more breeding habitat you have, the better the frog is going to do and by extension probably also the better that the snake will be doing. >> okay. and then a final question to ms. byrne. did you just say that if we were to do a full blown e-i-rs there, as chance that could put us in jeopardy with being in compliance with federal law? >> yes. only because -- let me clarify, not just say yes. but only because the biological opinion sets forth very specific timelines for when this habitat restoration work mu

a shard of glass stuck to her leg. dragged the women into the grass, he left a bloody fingerprint on cammy keleman's thigh. when he drove away, he left his tire impressions in the soft mud. >> i can't even begin to imagine. and i really don't want to imagine. they probably went out and decided they were going to get high and party a little bit, and she just got in the wrong car. >> i think they were friends, and at one point, they were picked up together, and one saw the horror of the other one dying. >> evidence technicians working fast and in difficult conditions performed a minor miracle by retrieving a print from the victim's skin. later, computer technology enhanced the print and proved jose castillon was the killer. the tire impression, too, was an almost perfect specimen. >> i think that if you tried 1,000 times to duplicate that tire impression, you could never do it. the circumstances had to be exact. >> facing a certain death sentence, castillon agreed to plead guilty to capital murder and kidnapping and was

i did not have my prosthetic legs on. i felt extremely vulnerable.ilet door and shouted to reeva to phone the police. i was still too scared to switch on a light. >> the defense will be that this is a tragic accident. >> and in fact that defense has been used successfully, said reporter barry bateman. that was ten years ago after a heart-breaking shooting involving a south african rugby star. >> he accidentally shot dead his daughter. early hours of the morning she had snuck in and was taking the father's car to go out. without warning shots or anything, the father out the bedroom window shot at his own daughter thinking her to be a thief. >> the rugby player was not prosecuted. the judge decided he had suffered enough. oscar's attorney, said crime reporter karyn maughan, will argue he has suffered all his life. >> i think there is an awareness from his defense team that they cannot present oscar pistorius as this perfect human being who was so idolized by so many people. there has to be an acknowledgement, a real acknowledgement of the kind of issue

that would suggest his leg's on, that his story's accurate.i got to wrap it up. >> in the end what difference does it make he had the legs on or off? the real question is did they have a fight and was he shooting at her in anger through that door? we'll see how the attorneys sum that up in the end. >> lots more to go. paul, thank you. as always appreciate it. out of time. thanks for watching everyone. my colleague, wolf blitzer, takes over now. >>> wolf blitzer reporting from washington. confusion and contradictions, that's what investigators are coming up with six days into the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370. here's what we know right now. an aviation source tells cnn there's no technical data to suggest that the plane continued to fly for hours after it lost contact. the source disagrees with "the wall street journal" report. newspaper says engine data showed the plane may have flown for additional four hours.

the only one leg. >> is it her leg?leg could it be? >> how did it get there, james? >> jimmy: i don't know what's going on. and then the reunion -- >> beverly hills reunion coming up monday night. >> jimmy: i want to come to a a taping of a reunion. i'll dress like a crew -- i'll just hang out in the back. >> it's surreal. it's nuts. >> jimmy: remember when you got pushed? >> i do. yeah, "no, i don't remember." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who pushed you? >> theresa pushed me. >> jimmy: theresa pushed you. >> yes, she did. i got pushed like a rag doll. >> jimmy: i got mad on our show. i said, "don't you ever -- nobody puts baby in the corner." >> yes, you did. [ laughter ] the thing that i would like you to see at reunions, and i brought you a little present today because what no one knows is that we do these reunions, and we tape for a really long time. but when we take a break, i'll be like, "okay, we're going to take a break or whatever." like this storm, this flock, this army of people come in to reapply lipstick and make

here is a rocket are legs and part of the cargo inside is a second different pair of legs.attach to a torso and have a walking robot on the station so it can eventually do outdoor walks. >> it will come back to earth sunday and we will find out sunday whether or not it works >> right. this is a test mission. they will go up and bring it down and bring it down over water. it will probably crash land. they are not planning on this to be successful. it is to prove they can deploy the legs. spacex has been methodical. first test, now test over water, and then a test over land. they are thinking this through and that is what making me have confidence. i think they can do it. and the american space industry is going to be the leader in the world if they can. >> thank you, cory. enjoy the weekend. >>> cool stuff. the mystery surrounding this missing plane is growing. and search is covering tens of thousands of square miles now. a new look at the reports raising concerns it may have been no accident. been no accident. the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that b

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he had one leg. and we talked with him and came from a family that earned their ability to live from what they could hunt and gather in the jungles along the border. and as we talked to him, it turned out he lost a leg by stepping on an antipersonnel mine, mines that weren't going to stop any army. they were just there to terrorize and injure civilians. you know, i think of these victims. this is not the person, but this is an example of what we see. and i asked him which side put this mine there. he had only a vague knowledge of what the two countries were, and if there's a border there. all he knew was his life was changed forever. he would not be able to earn a living like his parents and grandparents and others had. he had a place to stay only because the doctors put a pile of rags and sheets in the corner of the floor, a dirt floor in the place where people recovering would stay, and he could sleep there at night. a nice boy, tragic case. and then it became more and more interested in the case w

and this, as i mentioned, the red legged frog really relies on these open water habitats and what we have seen in terms of loss of open water here is a corresponding loss to the egg mass -- the number of egg masses that are laid here. the overall number of egg masses that exist in the property are increasing, but here where the [speaker not understood] cat tails are choking it out we've seen reduction in those egg masses. by clearing the vegetation and the sediment around the pumphouse and the connecting channel, not only are we protecting our infrastructure but we're restoring habitat for these species. thank you. i'm happy to take questions. >> thank you. colleagues, any questions? supervisor campos. >> thank you very much for the presentation. just a quick, quick question, and maybe this is a dumb question, but it's with respect to the compliance plan that was approved by the, the rec and park commission. does that ever go to the feds for review and approval? how does that work? >> yes, it did in the form of our biological opinion. so, essentially the measures that were spelled ou

so, that's not an option. >> reporter: but doctors had to, amputating her lower left leg. so began the journey of intense rehab and intense pain, both physically and emotionally. her husband, right there beside her. she would spend an entire year determined to get back on her feet with help from her new prosthetic leg, determined to dance again, and this week at the ted conference in vancouver, she was about to stun the crowd. behind the scenes she was in tears. >> we stopped for a quick second. i just started bawling. even before i even got out there and the stage manager was very sweet, she's throwing tissues at me. >> reporter: she handed you the tissues and said, get out there and dance. >> it was like, wipe those tears away. >> reporter: and tonight, right here for the first time, you're seeing what she did. ♪ >> adrianne dancing again. the rumba with her dance partner, christian. hardly a dry eye in the room. >> it just felt -- i felt victorious. before the dance even started. i wasn't going to let this stop me. you know, when i have hard days and when i think i can'

move your right leg and pelvis. >> there we go. >> believing they make good dancers with right leg, and torso and pelvis oochl men who tried to move too much with left leg rated poorly by women. >> go figure. >> that explains the problem i've had all of these years. >> dancing with the stars airs tonight at 8:00 p.m going to be great so tune in. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, anguish and outrage. devastated relatives, told there are no survivors from the missing plane. what led to that announcement? and why some are still demanding proof. >>> swept away. in the west, the race against time to reach any survivors buried in a massive mudslide. >>> new hope in the battle against deadly skin cancer. and how to spot trouble early. >>> and star witness. the woman who was shot to death by her boyfriend, oscar pistorius, her words in court, today, describing her fear. >> i'm scared of you sometimes. >>> and good evening, to you on this monday night.

so to aid his mobility his parents had his legs amputated below the knee when he was a child.rius never wallowed even when his mother tragically died when he was just 15. with those prosthetic legs he would go on to dominate the special olympics in@then in 2004. >> oscar pistorius is flying away from all of them. then in 2012 after years of lob lobbying, he was allowed to compete with abled bodies athletes in the london games. for blind beauty and reality star, it seemed like a storybook love affair. >> she was happy. as far as i knew, she was happy. >> the royal couple played well in the tabloids. their passion seemingly evident. very quickly, reeva steenkamp started spending more and more time at his home. and then valentine's day 2013, that shooting, steenkamp was dead and pistorius was charged with murder. and for the past eight days in court, the blade runner has sat there on the front bench. the prosecution describing him as an egomaniac, obsessed with fast cars, guns, and perhaps his girlfriend. but from the start, he insisted he was innocent. >> not guilty, my lady. >>

. >> one leg over and the other leg over. he wants to get at that branch.e wants that branch so bad. he noticed earlier in the day that the electric fence had been turned off. >> that's interesting he noticed it wasn't going to hurt him and went back and went for it. he didn't go crashing through it. >> gingerly stepped over it. they say elephants are very intelligent animals. i think this video proves that. >> when he's done he gingerly raises his fote back up and doesn't trample the fence and delicately goes about his merry way. >>> let's jump over to the dominican republic. watch this whale here. he's going to get a little company. brian was out paddleboarding and this whole comes up and he's, like, i'll swim beside it. look how gentle the whale was. it could have smacked its tail down, but it doesn't. it gently puts it down in the water, hey, how are you doing, bro? >> behavior you should not attempt, don't get this close to a whale, specialists don't recommend it. it certainly can be dangerous. you never know what this whale is going to do. >> very att

she has dwarfism, her legs are shorter. little bub can walk a little better, watch. >> oh, wow. >> whoa, did a little -- >> skid. >> fish tailed out lil bub had all kind of problems, she's growing up to be a happy, sweet, kitten. >> the world loves lil bub. lil bub's a youtube superstar. >>> fail. >> for some reason after all of these years watching people all over, it's a funny thing. nathan, you guys remember nathan, all over the place, physical comedian. here he is walking around los angeles, just going limp. you can say it looks like he's getting knocked unconscious randomly, maybe passing out, just shutting down. it's funny because very few people check on him. >> no way. are you serious? >> yeah. >> he is in the los angeles area. >> right. >> are you stereotyping? >> no. big cities, it it happens a lot. big cities in general. >> go down this railing, feet d dag really good continuing the motion, momentum. here in the garage can. >> ew, that's disgusting. >> people like, what's up? >> seems like he's drunk. >> yeah. >>

ladies love it them get in my bunk and they rub their legs up and down my legs. it reminds them of their boyfriend at home. it is a win/win situation for me, really. >> having come off a serious heroin binge prior to her arrest for armed robbery, jessica styx is ready to focus on her appearance. >> can you really razor, can you really thin it out? >> we don't have razors. >> it is really thick and matted. >> it's going to be great. i'm going to put a good conditioner in you. >> all right. i'm so nervous. >> you'll be good. every time someone does my hair, they [ bleep ] it up. no offense to you. >> no "f" words, please. >> sorry. >> that's the "f" bomb. >> they screw it up. >> we're on holy ground here. we don't talk like that. >> we're on holy ground? >> that's right. anywhere i stand is holy ground. >> oh, okay. >> but a makeover isn't the only change styx has experienced during her first five days in "g" dorm. >> i got a little tattoo. j.d. my boyfriend. i told him as soon as i get out, i'll be there. put money on his books, write to him, put money on his book