there's not a strong leg, they kick with both legs? >> usually. might -- there's a little dominance. >> so everybody uses -- there's not a power leg, thal each use both legs, huh? >> they use both legs. there can be a predominant leg -- >> but your righty has to kick with his left leg then? >> absolutely. >> i noticed that. i said wow, i wonder if he kicks with both legs. so everybody kicks with both legs, okay. >> jimmy: wait, how many legs? is it two now? imagine trying to explain karate to him. it would take a month. the clipper's owner donald sterling is getting much needed r&r. that's racism and relaxation. he's still married by the way. he's been spotted with four women over the past few days. i guess he's interviewing for a new archivist. he does pretty well with the ladies for a guy whose face looks like a roasted catcher's mitt. two of the women he was seen with was asian. the other two were black. his brain might be racist, but his private parts are very open minded. here he is with one of the women. no, here he is having lunch at a rest

. >>> a gaza child who received a prosthetic leg here in the bay area lost that leg during this week's violent clashes. >> reporter: he came here in 2006 and again this year after he lost his leg because of violence in the gaza strip. now his prosthetic leg has been destroyed. >> all of the family is scared. >> reporter: he spoke with us on the phone. our conversation occasionally interrupted by the sound of gunshots. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: his house was hit by a missile. his prosthetic leg was damaged by shrapnel. he had to be carried to a shelter a quarter of a mile away. >> we go from my house and we go running helping translate some of the conversation -- >> abdul la is among the lucky kids because we know his name and his face but there are hundreds and thousands of children that are nameless and faceless. >> reporter: she and her daughter work with the children relief fund which helps kids caught in the crossfire get medical treatment. >> we have doctors ready to go into gaza as soon as israel allows them in. we have medical supplies that are ready to send to gaza. >> reporter:

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extend your right leg back a little bit. then lift it up again one more time after this. >> all right. it is so important to do it. it takes just minutes. >> it is balance. >> what else? >> let's do some abdominal exercise. we're going to sit down one more time. let's sit on the edge of the chair. hands behind your beautiful head of hair. lift back a little bit. twist. >> you had to make it harder. >> it is a challenge. and switch. let's lean back a little bit. >> yeah. it's a sit-up. >> exactly. we can cheat a little but not too much. >> you have to get your bum to the edge of the chair or you can't lean back. >> yeah. let's add an arm touch. 5 -- i'm not going to help you. >> i can't touch my toe. >> posture. three, two and one. >> my goodness. >> what a workout that is. >> let's sit down. we'll do hamstring stretch. left leg flex your foot. >> that feels good. stretching i can do. push ups i cannot. >> they're hard. >> and then let's do it, relax. >> regimers, that feels great. we had a fabulous workout. right at our desk

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he couldn't feel his legs.ngs 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 whip 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 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 hallelujah. i jumped around, you know, and did a

and appears severely burned on his arms and legs. now officials 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 goi

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because it also had a constriction wound beyond just burns it had on its two front legs. >> oh, that explains the screams of pain that we were hearing from this thing with a broken leg and gash like that, no wonder. >> has to have an operation on the femur. they are awaiting to see if it can be released back into the wild or if it will stay with them or whatever else they can do to make the rest of the badger's life comfortable. another animal rescue, the bird is in denver, and so now the bird will not leave the ceo's office. phil bob, the guy in the blue shirt, encouraged, as they say, to motivate it out of the office. as you see, bob's walking around trying to grab it, but he's able to eventually grab the bird. >> oh, my god, he got it. [ bleep ] yes. nobody touch bob today. >> that was easy. the poor thing is exhausted. just a pigeon. >> see you later. [ bleep ]. >> have a danish social experiment for you. nick, i think you'll appreciate this whole social experiment. >> okay. >> we have a woman, well-endowed woman, actually, getting body paint, and it looks like she's wearing a bl

leg you get at the fair.s the turkey leg and you just eat it. this is breaded and fried. so it looks like an enormous steroid-like fried chicken leg. >> viking hat deep friar. >> another thing, wondering is this going to be tasty, the deep fried dorito. this guy batters them, throws them in a big old pot of grease. you get this kind of crazy dorito on crack. there are many fried fair items in this video. if you want to see the whole thing go to "right this minute".com or check it out on the mobile app. >>> jumping off things is their idea of a vacation. >> one does a sort of dive bomb right here. nice. >> see it next "right this minute." >>> still to come -- >> you've got to a nerve of steel. >> one ladies brave technique to catch a whole lot of piranhas. >>> three grannies show off their skills on the jump rope. how they prove jumping rope ain't just for the kids. inintrtrododucucining g ununisi. when you can't wind down itit h helelpsps y youou f falay anand d wawakeke r refefrereshs. nenew w ununisisomom l

his prosthetic leg was damaged by shrapnel. he his grandfather had to carry him to shelter a quarter mile away. >> we skip from my house and go around for -- and go in the >> she's helping translate. >> abdullah is among the lucky because we know his name and we know his face, burt there are hundreds and thousands of children that are nameless and faceless. >> she works with the palestinian children's relief funds which helps kids get medical treatment. >> we have doctors who are ready to go into gaza as soon as they're allowed in. we have medical supplies that we're ready to send to gaza. >> they plan to bring him back to the united states to replace his artificial leg, but right now their focus is on keeping him safe and alive and offering support. >> we're there for you, you're not alone. >> in foster city, abc7 news. >> stay with abc7 news for updates on the crisis in the middle east. you can follow our twitter feed. >>> police are calling the deaths of two people whose bodies were found in a sausolito home suspicious. some

. >> reporter: this is more than a badly broken leg. it's evidence of an amazing survival story. >> the situation turned into a life or death scenario. >> reporter: greg hein was hiking alone, 13,000 feet up in an isolated area of the sierra nevada earlier this month when a boulder slammed into his leg. he couldn't walk and knew it would be days before anyone started looking for him. >> kind of incapacitates you. >> reporter: so he wrapped his leg in an air mattress, made a splint out of hiking sticks and a belt, then slowly dragged himself down the mountain to an area where rescuers would be able to see him. >> i was going to crawl out or someone was going to rescue me. >> reporter: for six days he survived by eating bugs and drinking melted snow until finally a search team spotted him. >> they were directly over me and didn't see me and then when they did i breathed a deep sigh of relief. >> reporter: now home from the hospital, the pain still intense, but the perspective he says he gained, priceless. >> having those six days of just

put the model's pictures into his computer and compared them to the marks on genna's leg. it was a virtue match. interestingly, the ripped carpet in the back seat of doug's car was unusual, something you wouldn't find in other cars. >> when he came back and said, i it's a match, boy, we were just ecstatic. we finally are going to be able to nail this guy. now we got him because now we can put genna in the car. >> all the pieces fit together only one way, and that's showing doug mouser guilty of killing genna. >> they didn't theorize it. excuse me. they didn't theorize [ bleep ]. i'd say it on the screen, even in the courtroom. they didn't have [ bleep ] any theory other than he threw the body, killed her and threw it over the side and that she was in his car because of the mark on her leg. that's all there was. >> based on the forensic botany and photogammetry, doug mouser was arrested and charged with his stepdaughter's murder. >>> prosecutors wondered, what motivated doug mouser to kill his 14-year-old stepdaughter, genna? of identity theft every...three...seconds. so yo

his prosthetic leg was damaged by shrapnel. he his grandfather had to carry him to shelter a quarter mile away. >> we skip from my house and go around for -- and go in the street. >> she's helping translate. >> abdullah is among the lucky because we know his name and we know his face, burt there are hundreds and thousands of children that are nameless and faceless. >> she works with the palestinian children's relief funds which helps kids get medical treatment. >> we have doctors who are ready to go into gaza as soon as they're allowed in. we have medical supplies that we're ready to send to gaza. >> they plan to bring him back to the united states to replace his artificial leg, but right now their focus is on keeping him safe and alive and offering support. >> we're there for you, you're not alone. >> in foster city, abc7 news. >> stay with abc7 news for updates on the crisis in the middle east. you can follow our twitter feed. >>> police are calling the deaths of two people whose bodies were found in a sausolito home suspicio

your leg was up here. i want your legs out in front of you. look at mine.ep them there and i'm leaning back. >> what you're doing is not leaning back. you see, your arms are all extended, where is your butt? where is your butt, lester? it is all the way out here. >> i don't have one, but, yeah, i got your point. >> look how much more work you have to do. you are very, very strong as it is. couple of things we can work on, anything where you have to pull yourself up, pull-ups, rows, anything along those lines will help you with your upper body to be able to hoist you when you need to get over the wall. the ultimate pulling exercise is the pull-up. good. body nice and straight. jump. turn. good. come on. come on. >> whoo! >> as soon as the camera is off, i can collapse. >> don't collapse yet. still rolling, still roll, still rolling, still rolling. and collapse. >> oh, geez. >> so, here we go. here's the wall. moment of truth. and don't pause in the middle. just make it one fluid motion and get to the top. >> all right. here we go. >> go, go, go, go. yes. nic

and the other leg. >> what's going to happen.o stay together and keeping the family together. >> when he came home so severely injured to be a husband and father, it was so important to him. >> right down there. >> the ongoing needs of our wounded and their families will continue for many years to come. that's why your gift of your $19 a month is so important. you can honor and empower those who have sacrificed so much for us. >> the soldiers need to know when they are out there fighting for us that there are people back home if the worst happens. >> call now or to online with your gift of just $19 a month and we will send you this wounded warrior project blanket. >> wounded warrior project reached out to us as a family. they reached out to my son. they never forgot about us. >> they gave my son hope for the future. >> for many of our wounded heroes, the greatest casualty is being forgotten. that's why your gift of just $19 a month is so important. join our ranks. please call or go online right now. >>> we are back with more of "

. >> got to my right leg it moved, but when i lifted you will the leg, the leg lifted up, but the foots broken five bones in his leg. he's also broken his right arm and has third and fourth degree burns over hi body from skidding across the hard surface. >> i went 588 feet. that's almost like two football fields tumbling and tumbling. i was amazed i could go that far and still come out alive. >> he has a new record but not the one he was aiming for. the entry is for survives the highest speed motorcycle crash. that record is good enough for ron cook. after a long period of recovery, he retires from racing. >> i survived two bad accidents. i should have died in both of them. maybe the third one will do me in. maybe my recovery took three years for a reason. maybe it made me slow down and say, you know what, son? you've done enough. >>> coming up -- balancing on the brink. a high-wire walker steps into danger. and -- >> look at the penalty for failure, dude. >> a cliff top crumbles and a mountain biker tumbles. >> i thought i was watching him fall to his death. >> when "caught on camera:

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she also had a wooden leg.he had been with state for about five years and was eager to join the diplomatic corps, but back then, there was a regulation that states would not post officers abroad who were missing major limbs. in frustration, she resigned and decided to travel in europe anyway, and got caught in france when world war ii broke out. she had studied in france and was fluent. so she stayed. she drove an ambulance for a while. then british special operations executive, the same organization fairburn worked for, recruited virginia hall to be the radio operator for an agent network. while in lyon, allied pilots who she had studied in france and had been shot down past through her hands to safety. eventually, she was betrayed by one of her own agents, and had to escape. the gestapo put a warrant out, describing her as one of the most dangerous allied agents in france at the time. they called her "the limping lady" in french. she had nicknamed the leg "cuthbert." virginia, cuthbert, and her radio escaped

. >>> he's a one-legged tap dancer. >> wow! >> incredible. >> tapping to a different beat o find a peaceful fox writiing music and poetry. >> a bulldog does the moon walk. ♪ >>> on stage is blobby williams, impersonator, but notice the front row. what do you see? >> is that a prosthetic leg? >> yes, it is. >> shoe included. >> shoe included. that's heather bess, and guess what? during the performance, tries to get on stage, not close. >> nope. >> watch, whoever that guy is in the long hair, security, whatever, he picks the thing up, and williams is, like, yeah, send it up there, and there she is, heather then like sitting on the guardrail there, rocking out, part of the show p. >> he held her, sort of. >> i think it's the first time it happened. when do you get a leg thrown at you? >> could be the first time and it was on video. >> awesome. from there to a similar video, and off the bat, oh, he only has one leg as well. something he's going to use to tap with? >> yes. okay. well, that's good, right? a room full of people, a stu

when josh woke up, both legs had been amputated above the knee.ter proved he would fight again. determined to be part of a team again. the strength building. and soon, a new challenge. playing hockey again. >> being a marine, you feel like you're on top of the world. and after you're injured, you're wondering, where am i at in life? what's going on? and getting back out there on the ice reminded me, i'm still the same person i was. and i can go out and have fun. >> reporter: he would return to the ice. >> make that pass. >> reporter: this time, he would play hockey on a sled, balancing on two blades underneath. playing in sochi, for team usa, at the olympics. >> and he's alone. and he scores. >> reporter: and it was his goal that would win the gold for team usa, against russia. >> josh sweeney, the best player on the ice. >> usa. usa. >> reporter: as josh is about to be honored, he told us, that the real victory was simply being part of a team again. >> being part of a team again, after being injured and, you know, being pulled away from my guys,

his leg flopping around. a bunch of folks coming to help him out. whose fault is it? >> this is the organizer's fault. set things up so people are going up at one time, down another. >> that's the thing. no organizer here. hard to determine whose fault. >>> this video is official experiment youtuber rob anderson decided to conduct because of recent headlines. >> today i'm going to lock this baby carrier inside the car with bluetooth speaker with crying baby noise to see if anyone will stop to help out. >> in the summer there's too many stories of children left in hot cars particularly the story of the toddler who was left in the car by his father and died as a result of being left in a hot car. in this situation, so many people do just walk past the car. the majority of the people who walked past the car don't do anything. don't look inside the car, don't try to help. finally a woman parked next to the car hears the cry and tries to do something. during the social experiment rob tells us the first day was 101 degrees outside. he carried the experiment on the second da

lawson was shot in the leg and shot in the hand.did have a broken leg from the beating he received. he also had a fracture in his skull. police still don't know who these guys are. the police just now releasing this video because now they are looking for help. this happened on june 30th, but they don't have any leads yet. >> thank goodness for the video, even with the video, they don't know, but there's something to go on, images of the guys. >>> this is a surprise party for britney. she's 26 years old. diagnosed with breast cancer, about to go into surgery, so her family and friends decided to throw her a surprise party for her where everyone could wish her well. >> you're going to kick cancer's and can't wait to see your new [ bleep ] when you get them. >> you'll get through it because you don't have a choice. >> britney arrives to the party -- >> and 26, that's a young, young cancer diagnosis. >> i wonder if she regrets not wearing pink. >> she stands out. >> she's clearly the special girl at the party. >> her boyfriend sneaks aw

i can't. >> where do you go from throwing the leg? >> the curse of these shows is that they are scripted, and they create -- they're teaching people that the only way to get attention is through conflict. which we don't -- it doesn't happen here. >> i want people to set their dvrs for tomorrow's show when bob has to apologize to the real housewives, which will be remarkable television. >> and to anybody with prosthesis. >> they have a strange fascination with being famous or infamous. they don't care it shows a total lack of self respect and dignity, and they have a huge number of viewers. it's it decline of america. >> and by the way, nobody picks up the leg. >> they keep showing the picture of the leg sitting there, and number two, the chance of me apologizing for that is nonexiste nonexistent. >> in the d block, bob is going to apologize to the real housewives, c.a.r.e., vladimir putin. >> pox on their houses. >> is america on steroids? california sets time limits for contact in football practice. stick around. >>> part of an effor

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. >> reporter: the security fee is going to more than double going from $2.50 per leg to $5.60 per leg. and frankly after surveying passengers here at the airport this afternoon, they all gave this idea the thumbs-down. now, many passengers traveling say it's just one more fee that is making flying cost prohibitive. they are also irked with the security fee hike mandates by congress that will not be sent to improve tsa or security but instead be used to reduce the deficit. >> i think it would be good if it made the security line shorter, but apparently that's not happening so i guess it's just $5 more going to the deficit? i didn't know that was even a thing. >> as i travel more, i'm sure it's going to be a hit. >> reporter: the fee is per leg of your flight, so the more segments you fly the more you pay. we talked to one mother traveling with her three kids this afternoon who is so frustrated by the fee increase she says she may consider driving next trip. travel experts suggest that when you book your flight, you really have to plan very carefully because the more legs you have the m

broken legs. broken foot. i broke my wrist. i broke my leg. i ruptured a disk in my back. i cracked some ribs. this is actually a scar from my head pounding on the boat. >> water patrol cites the driver of the boat for failing to operate a motor boat in a careful and prudent manner. and allowing a passenger to ride on the rear deck without adequate railing. he's ordered to pay a fine. despite the disturbing images from the accident, those involved with the event insists that safety is always the number one priority. >> when you figure how many people come to the lake, it's a very small percentage that end up like that. it's a very safe place. there's boating accidents all over the place, but no one's really seen one on film. you don't really think about it until you see it. >>> coming up, a politician is ambushed. >> suddenly jumped up. the audience was frozen. >>> and later, fireworks blast off course. when "caught on camera: don't blink" continues. that's going to go right in your glove. ohhh. see that? great job. ok, now let's get ready for the ball... here it comes...

mind you 19 years old between his legs. nick, between his legs he beats nadal. sharipova also lost. face paint for you guys. >> oh, great. awesome. i'll wear red tomorrow so it matches. >> july 4th, remember. we're in philadelphia. >> absolutely. >> thank you, howard. >> thanks for spending your tuesday night with us much the fox 29 morning news comes your way at 4:00 a.m. >> and coming up two hours of news and infotainment all starts with tmz followed by inside edition, dish nation and got fifa world cup fever? come to mcdonald's and play peel. play. olé olé. you could win exciting soccer trips, soccer themed prizes, and instant win prizes. ♪ ba da ba ba ba [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic televis ion distribution] >> today on "tmz" >> war in beverly hills. justin bieber is out of control. cops called again and the cops are about to revolt. >> that's the purpose of getting him the penthouse so he could do whatever he wants. >> you can't do that in a condominium. >> is he sharing any walls with anyone? yes! that's what a condominium is! >> we got cameron diaz with

your leg was up here. i want your legs out in front of me.aning back. >> what you are doing is not leaning back. your arms are all extended. where is your butt? where is your butt, lester? >> i don't really have one but. >> if you did have one, you see where it is. look how much more work you have to do. you happen to be very, very strong as it is. a couple of things we can work on. anything where you have to pull yourself up, pull-ups, rows, anything will help you with your upper body, be able to hoist you when you need to get yourself over it that wall. the ultimate pulling exercise is the pullups, ease wy pullups. body nice and straight, jump, turn. good. co on, come on. >> as soon as the camera is off, i can collapse. >> don't collapse yet. still rowing, still rowing, and collapse. >> oh, geez. >> so here we go. here is the wall. moment of truth. don't pause in the middle. i want you to just make it one fluid motion and get to the top. >> okay. here we go. >> go, go, go. yes. nice. yes. that's it. perfect. >> he did it. all my training. i

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some of us far reaching leg have temperature fall off just a little bit. 84 in fairfield, 72 in oakland mid-70s and lower 60s and cloudy at the coast. >>> temperatures don't change a whole lot, when we come back clouds will clear and i will peak into the extended forecast, coming up. here is sal. >>> and police are now investigating a deadly crash in a well traveled road it happened just before 2:00 a.m. and officers had to corden off the area and a man crashes into a tree and police don't know if drugs or alcohol was involved. they ended up involving police vehicle which may have been on the way to this scene. let's move on to a live picture and traffic is moving well in both directions here. it is a nice drive on southbound 880 down to hayward. if you are driving at the bay bridge toll plaza without any waiting about an 8 minute drive time into san francisco. 4:31 let's go back to the desk. >>> topping our news 14 people were shot over a two week period. city leaders promising to take action. here is more on the steps people are taking to keep people safe. alex? >> reporter: police ar

boulder, i couldn't move my right leg back behind me faceoff. it landed on my calf on the back part. sent the bones through the front. >> reporter: gregg hein is an experienced out doors man who used his trekking pole and the frame of his backpack to make a splint. he crawled a mile down icy rocky paths with a broken leg using the left side of his body to avid sliding. >> my right heel in my left hand and left foot in right hand to maneuver. >> reporter: there were moments he thought he would die. something that never really hit him until he snapped out of it and restored hope. >> you can't dwell there. >> reporter: he ate crickets and moths and drank from a lake to survive. and thursday morning, a helicopter spotted him after a week on the mountain. >> you blow the whistle and yell, but you don't know what it is. i just wanted to give all my loved ones hugs. >> well gregory has a compound fracture, you can see there and an ugly infection that will require plastic surgery, but he is alive and back home. >> unbelievable story. >>> well tonight, l

amanda is going to keep both legs together, carol and i are going to extend our right leg out.tle pulses down and up. this one definitely targets your hamstring. >> yes, i feel it. >> and also it turns on your core, whether you realize it or not. it's not an intense abdominal exercise. >> i'm breathing hard already. i also did my yoga today. great, great ideas. thanks for coming on. >>> coming up, ask carol. avo: waves don't care what age you are. take them on the way you always have. live healthy and take one a day men's 50+. a complete multivitamin with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. age? who cares. thank ythank you for defendiyour sacrifice. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >>> welcome back to a healthy you. today's ask carol question comes from samantha who asks i heart anti-bacte

he's got the door open and he's got his legs hanging out of the car.zed he didn't have brakes. >> the 4,000 pound pickup truck is barreling straight toward a busy intersection at 45 miles per hour. the officer knows he has to act fast. >> first thing i was trying to think of is how we could stop the motor vehicle. >> but with this volume of traffic, it's too dangerous for the officer to cut him off. it could cause a major accident. i was going to hit his car and try to move him or get in front of him to stop him. >> as seen on the dash cam the driver runs a red light and hits a white suv. >> as he hit the car, it forced that car off the roadway into a pole and his vehicle just kept moving. it's like a missile, it just continues going until something stops it. >> the officer knows this real life fred flintstone must be stopped before he kills himself or someone else. >> i then got next to the car and told him to stop the vehicle. he yelled to me that he had no brakes. then the dispatcher put out that he'd been driving like that for miles. >> put it in p

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