they had lost two legs and an arm. and then we watched the amputees move up the body, they went from being below the knees and elbows to above the knee is and above the elbow and we saw patience and started to lose their life at the groin and patients with partial public imputations and by the time that walter reed closed in 2011, almost all of our new patients are double or triple amputees and we had rebuilt a the three men who had lost all four of their limbs. and i was lucky because i had a hobby after work at force me to look to the sunny side of life. and all of my coworkers who made it through those years at walter reed had some sort of out let, whether it was baking cakes or treating for 100-mile running races, keeping up with the highly complicated world of celebrity news. and all that's shared a very dark sense of humor. you can go to the biggest thomas center in the country and you might see one amputee. but at walter reed, we regularly ruled will dilatation rehabilitation and they let for groups all day long

this is your prosthetic leg? >> yeah, these are the ones i use on an every day basis. >> walk, run -- >> not sure you are suppose to walk on them. a very high performance foot. not that great for walking. very good for running and jogging. >> this is still, your own leg. >> yeah. >> this is where you had a birth deformity. >> how old were you when you got them amputated? >> 11 months old. >> his parents raised hem im to take on life at full speed. pistorius found purpose on the track. he met the coach who transferred oscar from an awkward 17-year-old schoolboy into a world class athlete. i talked to the coach on the track where he spent countless hours training pistorius. >> oscar is very strong minded. he will even push harder than i want him how to push in the last repetition. >> but pistorius apparently had a dark side say some. mark bachelor, a south africa soccer player who social ied in the same circles said pistorius had a temper and once tried to pick a fight with him. >> he would get violent, angry, figh

you'll see runners massaging their legs, the i.t. band. they're priming those muscle fibers to do what they're about to do, which is run. it's a great way to just lengthen muscle fibers, work out the knots. ten minutes with foam roller before you workout is also a great option. doesn't have to be for after workouts. >> so what do you do, roll on it with your muscles? >> you can sit on the ground and literally sit on the side of the foam roller. like, if you're trying to get the i.t. band. >> lie sideways on the roller. >> and roll up and down the length of the muscle. lie face forward and roll out your quads. lie on it and roll out your hamstrings. it does totally prime your body for what you're about to do. it kind of wakens up those muscles. it's a good idea. preworkout too. >> any other myths you want to bust? >> which ones do we get big time? okay. is it possible to work off bra bulge? what do you think? >> bra bulge? you mean around the bra? >> around the bra strap. women hate it. >> yeah, but i usually think that's a bra that's not f

his leg is folded up underneath him, shoes are gone. >> yeah, legs are not supposed to go that way.e did suffer a fracture to one of his legs but we did find multiple news reports online saying he did make it out of this. it looks bad but the only serious injury, a leg fracture. >>> when you go fishing, there's some things you don't want to camp like a great white shark or a humped back whale. that's one one fisherman cause in iceland. >> what was he using as a lure? >> a giant net and the poor humped back whale got caught up in. the man tried to cut the whale off himself. he couldn't do it, so he put in a call from the coast guard. that's where we get the video from. you see them greeting the guy. he's got this little boat. he was not able to free that whale from the threat. see out there in the water? that's where the whale is. it's still got netting caught up around. see that guy? a big machete-looking knife. you can see two ropes come up, they'll try to cut those but unsuccessful. the timing has to be perfect. you're in the water, that thing is moving around there this is really

one of the myths is i can't work out my butt without getting my legs big. and this is false.have to pick the right exercises, and that means you're not doing so many of those squats and lunges because the truth about it is that our quads take over for the butt, it's like you're trying to aim for the gluts, but you're getting your legs in there. >> but is that because we're engaging the gluts, i'm sorry engaging the thighs and not the gluts? >> absolutely. one quick fix for that is if you squeeze your gluts at the tom of the move and press through your heels, you're going to hit through the butt muscles with and there's quad-free moves you can do, dead lifts, those kind of like touch your toes and straighten up moves where you're shaving the legs, that's a great move and hip bridges lie on the ground, knees are bent, feet are flat, and lift your hips. no quads, all button hamstrings right there. >> off true or false test for me. let's see how i do. >> okay. >> it's public to spot reduce, true or false? true. >> this is false already. >> i'm out of the box wrong. >> but it's a

her legs looked very bloodied. i took her arm and dragged her towards the back wall of the burger restaurant so that we didn't have a direct line onto the road. she knew it was a hit-and-run, grenade attack, and therefore, being out of sight was the very important point at that time. >> tracer routes, they were tracer routes. that was the flash of light as they flew through the air. >> people were confused, they didn't know where to go. stepping on each other. that is when i saw a white lady with three children. so they are running in different direction. that is when i picked one. >> you know, i started to run and then a kenyan woman came and grabbed one and we dove behind the table there. she had porsche, my 4-year-old, and was laying on top of her to protect her. >> and others squeezed on the display table. >> my friend was laying like dead, and that guinea lady was laying right there. >> it was a tight fit, the seven of us, we were all on top of each other, all gathered up. >> as the gunfire got closer, people

as i lost my leg, i saw him doing so well without two legs and he was a role model of mine. >> reporterhlete, superhuman. as a man, flawed. pistorius will now be defined by events away from the track. sport's ultimate fall from grace is complete. dan rowen, bbc news, pretoria. >> reporter: we thought that by now we'd be seeing court proceedings under way again, but we're still waiting. judge masipa called a lunch adjournment just over an hour and a half ago, and she's about 17, 18 minutes past the time she said she would be returning, so we're still watching, and of course we'll go back inside and bring you the latest developments from inside there when that happens again. because at the moment, they're discussing the issue of bail or renewal of oscar pistorius's bail, whether he'll be allowed to carry on living at his uncle's house near pretoria in a very smart suburb of this city, or he'll have to spend the time until his sentence for culpable homicide, whatever that sentence may be, in custody. so it could be that he walks out of court this afternoon free on bail. but we just don't k

point that ae three-legged stool, few take any leg away, what happens to it? it also over.hese are interrelated, interconnected requirements. the first leg of that stool is we need to change the responsiveness of the nrf. it does what we ask it to do. what we ask it to do is inadequate to the task we see from the scenario i described of this nation not respecting borders and changing borders by force will stop some portion of the nrf will become much more rapidly available for use. how much? that is the discussion we are working on. we put forward some ideas of 48 hours and five days for some of that force, and now we will begin to look at the details of whether that will work. i have other sports analogy. i talk about the goalposts. force,r we do with this has to go to the gold bars of being affordable and sustainable. andt is not affordable sustainable, it is not critical for the wrong -- for the long run stop we can afford something that looks good and then falls apart. it has to be something that remains with us. changing the is responsiveness of a portion of the nrf, a

you get a few more inches of leg room, but you will pay for that. they're doing, trying to maximize their profitability and basically said if you want to be a sardine, great, we got you covered. >> mark murphy, appreciate you. don't think i didn't hear that 6'3" except you made a little earlier. we're all suspect. >> we want to know what you think about leg room. is there ever a right time to go bonkers if someone reclines in front of you? message us. if your answer is yes, i'm a little frightened of you. >> that's it for us "at this hour." i i'm michaela pereira. >> i'm john berman. "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts right now. >> 6'3". >>> hello, everyone, i'm ashleigh banfield. welcome to "legal view." the ebola academic is, quote, spiraling out of control. killing more than 1,500 since december. before it's all said and done, the world health organization said that 20,000 people could be infected around the world. at any moment, the director of the centers for disease control and prevention is being

if you paid for extra leg room and a recline, it's what you expect.ple answer to this device that prevents seats from being reclined, that is to ban it. the faa is asleep at the switch. it's up to the airlines. >> i don't think you should recline your seats. i think that's not very thoughtful, but let's get brack to leg room getting smaller on airplan airplanes, because americans are getting bigger, leg room is getting smaller. you can see in the year 2000, there were 34 inches between the seats. now 31 inches on most airplanes, but on some airlines, with their planes, the leg room is only -- there's only 28 inches of space in between there and as you can see over time, americans have gotten bigger from 144 pounds for a woman in the 1970s to 166 pounds today and 166 pounds for men. is it any wonder that people are upset and don't the airlines realize that? >> they do. americans have gotten taller too. there's been much evidence on deep vein thrombosis. so the airlines do bear a huge amount of responsibility, particularly since they also as this -- as

finds michael for the when they're bow leg its tough to do. he's bobo leg.ou can't mess with them when their bow leg. pottsgrove won 42-sick. >> finally on this night methacton at boyertown and it's just another quarterback, connor derek son takes the hand off and takes it more himself. methacton won the game 25-seven. >> waying to young anklets. we turn pro neck. >> the phillies host the marlins and i have the drama conclusion. the eagles prepare to stop andrew luck and the coach. you'll hear chip kelly's thought the usual? not tonight. introducing longhorn's steaks that sizzle for $12.99. the smoky double bacon sirloin. the new spicy sriracha sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. steaks that sizzle. only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. >> just 16 games left for the phillies. tonight they started three game series again the marlins. here we go. game tied in the tenth. codey asche took care of that. everybody go home. codey with his first career walk off homerun and the phillies beat the marlins three to one. eagles have another practice t

. >> i've lost my legs in a wreck. >> you're saying you lost both your legs, sir? >> yeah. >> reporter: 36-year old jay traylor did survive, able to save his life with a makeshift tourniquet, but not his legs. >> in the wreck, this one was gone. then, i had to make the choice to lose that one, too. >> reporter: it wasn't supposed to happen. this test film from 15 years ago shows how a guardrail is supposed to absorb the impact, even in a head-on crash at 62 miles per hour. the truck hits what is called the end terminal, which like a sled on a rail, moves along the guardrail absorbing the impact and deflecting and spewing the rail off to the side. that's not what happened with jay traylor. >> had the guardrails done their job, i probably would've walked away just going, "damn, i'm an idiot." >> reporter: traylor and a growing number of accident victims across the country are suing the company that makes the guardrails, trinity industries of texas. among the allegations that the company tried to save a few dollars by quietly making some slight changes in the design o

finds michael for the when they're bow leg its tough to do. he's bobo leg. you can't mess with them when their bow leg. pottsgrove won 42-sick. >> finally on this night methacton at boyertown and it's just another quarterback, connor derek son takes the hand off and takes it more himself. methacton won the game 25-seven. >> waying to young anklets. we turn pro neck. >> the phillies host the marlins and i have the drama conclusion. the eagles prepare to stop andrew luck and the coach. you'll hear chip kelly's it's the yoplait greek taste-off and we're asking this sports town which blueberry greek yogurt is their champion. it's the bottom of the 9th, who's it going to be? get your greek yogurt here! can i ask you a question? which one tastes the best? a tastes better. a. i love. lift it up and see what the winner is. who is it? no way. it's yoplait! i knew it! do you want to see which one yoplait greek beat? chobani. hoorah! yoplait greek wins again. take the taste-off for yourself. go boston! >> just 16 games left for the phillies. tonight they started three

you look for swollen leg, a red leg and painful legs. >> minute medication is a blood thinner.or at least three months. that is the treatment. they have technical names including a new one that is approved just this year. too long? >> the diagnosis is on a doppler. you can repeat the doppler and see if the blood clot is gone. >> walk around the airline. don't sit. >> when it is allowed. >> thank you. got milk? new research showing the benefits of dairy and how it could help lower your risk for certain diseases. risk risk for certain disease.s charlie. his long day of doing it himself starts with back pain... and a choice. take 4 advil in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief. honey, you did it! baby laughs! >> a new study of the benefits of dairy. two to four portions of day of milk and yogurt and cheese can lower your risk of obesity and tight two diabetes. some people are lactose intolerant. say they get it through yogurt. how much are we talking about? >> i actually like dairy and a couple of servings a day will generally do it. i admit on the show today: my wife is right

this second leg of this three-legged stool is a headquarters that feels responsible to the alliance foricle five collective defense all day every day. that is the mission. that will be the primary mission. that will be the second part command-and-control capability ought to be with collective defense article five. the third piece is the harder, more controversial piece and the one we hear talk about in the paper so much. some forward presence in these nations that does multiple missions. in peacetime, forward presence appears the battlefield, which at where we can expect forces, works on those infrastructure requirements and allow us to rapidly receive forces, put them a field to fight, if required. stated day exercises with the local nation to bring of those processes which makes nato much quicker to react if required. works to prepossession materials, works to establish local understandings that would allow a nato force if it had to rapidly respond to quickly come to mission. and then in that worst case scenario where we needed it this headquarters would be the backbone on which rapid

legs look longer, you look leaner. any way you wear them. chico's leggings.co's and chicos.com. >> osgood: here is a look at the week ahead on sunday morning calendar. monday prince harry celebrates his 30th birthday. fourth in line to the throne, he'll be bumped down to fifth once kate gives birth to her second child. pgh day is opening of the 69th session of the u.n. general assembly in new york. wednesday is national school backpack awareness day. sponsored by the american occupational therapy association calling attention to the long term health risks of heavy backpacks. on thursday, "fortune" magazine unveils list of 50 most powerful women in american business. friday is day for preview of the andy warhol shadows exhibit, described as monumental painting in 102 parts. own saturday, snoop dogg hosts the ninth annual bet hip hop awards in atlanta. now to bob schieffer in washington for look what's ahead on "face the nation." good morning, bob. >> schieffer: good morning, charles. we'll talk to white house chief of staff and secretary of state john kerry ab

ladies love it them get in my bunk and they rub their legs up and down my legs. they say 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

you look for a swollen leg. a red leg and a painful leg. those are the main, main things.main medication that's been proven for this is something called morforin for at least three months. that's a blood thib nner. then coumadin. now a new man prodaxa has been approved this year. doctors have to tell you how long to stay on it. depends on your specific situation. >> you diagnose with doppler. after you see the diagnosis on doppler, you repeat the doppler and make sure it is gone. >> get up and walk around. >> when it is allowed. >>> new research showing the benefits of dairy and how it could he help lower your risk for certain disease. i'm not afraid. i can face my 3rd grade class trip. tying shoes, fixing pigtails, and chasing after them when their wonder turns to wander. hannah. new tena instadry. designed for those unexpected leaks with 864 tiny funnels to zip wetness away. and even when you twist not a drop escapes. that's fearless protection poise maximum can't match. (teacher) and i can stay perfectly dry. with tena, i'm not afraid. and you won't be either. call 1-87

. >>> before you take your four- legged family member out for exercise, check out how they're walking. we talk to our pet expert about what could be causing your pet to limp. >> and gaming for a good cause. comedian will ferrell issues a worldwide challenge and san francisco is at the center of it. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, with our pet expert, dr. ji e.... >>> all you pet lovers it's friday. we're answering pet questions with our pet expert. dr. jill chase, welcome. i had a dog before i had flossie and i took her to the dog part and she kind of developed a limp. and i thought, no big deal. but the limp persisted and it turned out to be osteosarcoma and the dog died within nine months. >> right. >> now, that's an extreme example. but still, people worry about it when they begin to see their dogs limping and wondering, what is it? what to do about it? >> yes. that's exactly why we're here today to talk about lameness. i was at fort funston, i saw a dog limping and talked to the owner. lameness is the medical term classified into nonweight- bearing meaning they don't put weight on weight-bea

some of the women were 0 bow-legged from widing all their lives on horseback, since they were two years old, many suffered arthritis from constant riding, and some women's hand bones showed evidence of repeated heavy use of a bow. typical battle wounds of women buried with their weapons included ribs, slashed buy swords. arrowheads imbedded in bones, and skulls punctured by pointed battle axes. remarkably, by careful analysis of the bones, bioarchaeologyists can often determine the direction of an opponents attack. they can tell whether the blows occurred while someone was fighting face-to-face, on equal footing, or an horseback, whether the person was in motion when a blow was delivered, and whether or not they tried to deflect the strike. most combat injuries are on the left side, indicating the adversaries were right-handed. all this archaeological evidence points to a level of gender equality unheard of among the ancient greeks. no wonder they were fast nighted and overred by the barbarians of the steppe. little one they spun exhilarating what-if exteriors, pitting strong capable wo

another one from pennsylvania lost one leg in the accident skidded during a rainstorm. in both cases they had no idea his could happen and were just stunned that they could see the thing coming through the car, a and what experience they say is this redesigned version should be taken off the road. they are suing the company in texas that makes them saying it tried to save money and is $2 less per unit if they use measurementshinner that cut down on steel but the lawyers said what happened is it undercut the efficiency and changed the physics. able to supposed to be take up to 62-mile-per-hour head-on impact crashes. once again brian, unbelievable investigative reporting. tory driver in america needs see your report tonight. thank you. at 10:00 tch "20-20" and 10 abc 7 news at 11:00. right here. eileen is back with a final >> a picture perfect weekend to the technical summer. >> exactly. this rrives monday and weekend just as you pointed out earli climbing emperatures just in time for the last full day of summer. storma date day shower or and beautiful by next week. >> g

no legs and he was just as happy as anybody in there. he was cracking jokes and every day i would go down there i, i would see him. he was the same way every day. i have got two arms. i got my mind. i got one leg. i don't have anything to be sad or mad about. so, from that day forward, my attitude just like changed overnight. i was like i want to go talk to people. i wanted to go encourage people. >> so many of these cup peels peel that they're -- feel they're the only ones going through. this nobody understands what they're going through. all of a sudden they are with nine other couples that yeah, we have that same problem. >> these military families are already under incredible stress. when one of them is injured, the last thing they need is a hassle getting healthcare. but we now know many vets are waiting months, or even years to see a doctor. it's like they close the door and don't care. in the v.a. system they have the caregiver program. you have a lot of coordinators that don't care and think that everyone is there for a handout.

legs look longer, you look leaner. any way you wear them. chico's leggings. and chicos.com. . >>> welcome back, everybody. "gma" is back with some "pop news." and we begin with melissa rivers, making her first public appearance since the death of her mother, joan rivers. participating in a special tribute episode of "fashion police," talking about her mother's legacy. and revealing a touching message she got from president barack obama. >> i received a letter from the white house, from president obama. >> wow. >> someone who was often a target of her jokes, as was mrs. obama. but i received a hand-written note saying not only did she make us laugh, she made us think. >> she did indeed. and melissa has said that her mom would be overwhelmed by the outpouring of support in the recent days and weeks. e has named today joan day in remembrance of joan rivers. >>> and top gun 2, one step closer to takeoff. and tom cruise is expected to return as pete maverick mitchell. val kilmer? meg ryan? kelly mcgill lis, long hiatuses from hollywood. jerry bruckheimer will not

that a boot, she has legs that go all the way up to her chin. she has perfect calves. >> sometime they have to be pulled up and you cannot really adjust, where you have bigger calves you can make it bigger and smaller, you don't do it. >> why don't you take a knife and trim down your calves. >> they are turning to a cosmetic procedure just to look good in their shoes. would member whose calves are too big to fit in boots like i'm talking about are getting calf reductions surgery. doctors perform liposuction from the knee down to make your calves thinner. woman gets the procedure done right now won't be in a boot until next year. recovery can take ten months so the average is just four or five. >> that is stupid. >> you know sometimes, i have been in the store and seen a boot but this is perfect, i love it. i put it on and it doesn't fit my leg. it is too big or too tight. i'm devastated. it is in the now have make knee go than the knife. >> you have well developed calves. >> watch it now. >> she has nice legs. >> because you were a runner. >> i

legs requireree each other. some would argue, can we do it without this or can we do it without that? the answer is sure, but it may work. i think we third all three of the legs in the stool. again, very encouraged by what happened at wales, very encouraged by the solidarity alliance, andthe i would hate to iercharacterrize, because don't want to be sound too positive, but what we thought be the ceiling of what we could get at wales became the floor of what we can the future, because our nation's truly embraced the change and now the deal is working out the details to hit post.al affordable, and sustainable for the future. so i think that's the end of my prepared remarks, and now we'll enter into the more fun part of conversation. and i'll ask for help in choosing who is going to get to me first. [applause] >> in this spirit i'm happy to well.as we'vesee how well constructed the stage. first of all, i really want to taking this time. i think we've all been impressed your voice in this crisis in this moment of hi

, as opposed to having legs and i think there make very much of that in terms of begging and pleadingthat he not do time. >> and it will impact where he serves his time because he's a man with a disability now. so putting him in a maximum security prison may be very dangerous for someone without legs, because these are very bad people in maximum security, your honor, please put him in minimum security at worst we would of course ask for house arrest or some type of probation but if you have to have some type of confinement, put him in minimum security, make sure he's protected because he has no legs and he couldn't defend himself with those hardened criminals behind those bars. >> of ayesterday's ruling she said no, he's been cleared of the most heinous charge, we knew the culpable homicide was on the plate. in terms of what he's going to be sentenced with, what he's facing, there was outrage from people knowing that he had gotten off on that charge and then from other prosecutors saying the state just didn't put their case together and the state didn't prove. we heard her say numerou

wilson rolled up his leg at the end of this play. gibson grabs him. does he roll up his leg?nderneath him as he falls down. he got the wind knocked out of him. >> verne: remember, he had some -- >> gary: two guys down for georgia. >> verne: there is. mauger is down, too. mauger is near the 40 yard line. >> gary: so three guys on one play. i think wilson got the wind knocked out of him when he fell on the foot. mauger rolls on him. i don't know if he fell on his shoulder or not. davis grabs his knee. he grabs his knee there. but it was a first down. >> verne: mike davis has made it to the bench where he's getting attention on the right ankle and foot. >> gary: the last two years, south carolina rushed for over 200 yards in this game. i thought he would have to get close to that number. i have to be honest with you. i thought they would have a tough time handling the pass rush and the blitz package. steve spurrier and his staff seemed to be a step ahead in play calling and the lack of discipline coverage by that young secondary for georgia. just too many easy throws. >> verne:

the driver's legs through the windshield. you won't believe what happens next. >>> good evening, it's great to have you with us on a monday night. we begin with the newest call to action this evening. the direct threat from isis. the parade of faces on video, many of them westerners joining their side. and an urgent hunt for any american that may be thinking of joining the group. or has come back after signing with the group. authorities say in three american cities, they've already seen it. we begin with brian ross. what are you learning? >> reporter: the three cities, that's where they're going to start. u.s. officials said today, confronting the threat from isis is now of the highest urgency. as isis turned up the tempo of its propaganda machine today, with new videos of its military-like formations, and dire threats to american civilians. u.s. officials revealed details of a promised crackdown on westerners who want to join isis or already have, like these britons appearing in a new video today. >> we are working very clo

i lost my thumb and forefinger and shot both legs and both buttocks. it was a long road. >> when military member comes home injured, dynamics change, and we weren't sure how to deal with it. we had no clue how to deal with it. we had put up walls. we quit communicating. >> the wife is trying to explain to her husband or the husband is trying to explain to the wife if that's the case what they had been through and so forth, but the spouse doesn't understand what the soldier has gone through and the soldier doesn't understand what the spouse has gone through. what happens is these marriages are beginning to drift apart. >> sergeant merts met her husband in the marine corps. jennifer retired after four years of service but edward stayed in and she said his four combat deployments changed him. >> he was a completely different man when he returned. >> in what way? >> he was more distant. he didn't seem to care anymore about himself or others. it just wasn't the man i married. he wasn't as loving as he was before he left. >> there were some really dark times

, you you are wearing leggings. >> we cannot see your legs. >> if i'm going to be in a room next to her will in the wear shorts because i'm in the dumb. >> come on, you have great legs, great calves, very sexy. >> straight up 8:00 o'clock, tuesday, september 30th. >> yes. >> last day of september. >> reporter: looking for a new excuse to stop using your credit cards so much, we've got one for you, sue. >> there is a foggy morning out there, for some of us, for the rest of us, it is a little bit of rain. to some we will see sunshine. how about that for weather. we will explain it all coming up, quincy. >> here in olde city, thinks the one i made. i'm teaching jen how to make clay. alex, is what going on. >> bachelors in america, a local town london a national list, coming up in at number two. we will tell you where the single men and ladies are hiding, coming up. >> what are you saying, there is a town in the delaware valley that has a bunch of millionaires that are single. >> everybody get ready to run, put on your tennis shoes we are going over there. >> are you shocked. >> no, i'm try

he's got me by the leg.hit the tree, it's growling ready to rip. >> he kicked the bear in the nose, and it ran away. he thinks the bear may have attacked because he may have been perceived as a threat to the bear's cubs. >>> a freak accident in massachusetts. two women are in the hospital after being struck by lightning. the storm arrived without warning as the women were swimming yesterday. they had no time to get out of the water. when they arrived, the women had no heartbeats. they performed cpr and were able to bring them back to life. both suffered burns and are in critical condition. >>> today family and friends will gather to remember the life of comedian joan rivers. a funeral is held in manhattan. it's not known what time the funeral will be held. the 81-year-old died thursday after she went in cardiac arrest during a routine throat procedure at a doctor's office. the exact cause of her death is under investigation. her daughter returned to her home where many were gathered outside. melissa and her

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