were his legs back?u could see part of it in the video. >> right, and that could happen during the altercation when he was resisting arrest. >> you look at the ages of these officers. one in his 40s, one in his 30s, most of them in their 20s. i think there needs to be training especially for younger officers. there needs to be more training. also as we were talking about -- >> i'm always for officer training. you can never get enough. >> also how do you deal with police officers? you should not be running from a police officer. that's the exact wrong, bad advice. >> if you look back this is the catalyst for everything that's happened in the last year. resisting arrest. >> thank you both very much. watch this guy on cnn tonight. i know you'll be all over this. >> we're also doing a thing tonight called "running while black." >> thank you very much. straight ahead, what happened inside that police transport van that they placed freddie gray inside? the answer may help explain what happened to him. up live

>> that boy's leg look broke. his leg broke.you're dragging him like that. >> as gray is loaded into the van, he appears to be moving on his own. the man who shot this video does not want to be identified says before he started recording, police were physically aggressive with freddie gray. >> they had freddie gray bent up into what i would like to call a pretzel type of move where they had the heels of his feet to his back and then he was still in handcuffs, and then the knee in the back of his neck. >> harold parry lives across the street. he heard gray's initial encounter with police. >> i heard the young man screaming, get off my neck. get off my neck. you're hurting my neck. then two cars pulled up shortly after that. one car door slammed and then another. and they must have went to him, and he started hollering and screaming a little louder. and the police said shut the f up. >> police say its officers were not rough with gray before he went into the van, just over 40 minutes later though an ambulance was called gray havin

you know, i used to love my legs.re the short skirts and i loved the styles with the great, you know kinda flowy skirts. well, no, i hit 40 i started to realize i had crepey skin around my knees. the first thing i did is i switched to pants. who am i in pants? i'm a totally different person. i have never experienced anything like crepe erase before. in my practice i've tried a number of advanced technologies to treat crepey skin but they can be very expensive and you know sometimes they hurt when you do them. and so, a lot of my patients i've been giving when they've been complaining of the crepey skin the crepe erase, and like the before and after pictures you saw before i was seeing those exact results in my practice with my clients. and let me tell you, they are ecstatic. it really does work as well as the pictures show. (jane seymour) and i think what we really want to do here is we want to encourage every woman out there to realize that there is not a certain age where you give up. you know, as young as you feel

a woman is describing an apparent problem with his legs. >> his legs are broken and y'all are dragging him like that! >> reporter: he's taken to a hospital where he went into a coma and then he dies a week later. question number one, how long it took to get this man medical attention. the city's mayor pledged a full investigation. >> according to the timeline as we know it took around 30 minutes. >> reporter: question number two, how did gray get hurt? police confirm he had severe trauma to his spine and his family's attorney is raising the issue of excessive use of force. >> he was in good health when the police first contacted him, and he died of an 80% severed spinal cord and three broken vertebrae in his neck. >> court documents filed in the case say gray was arrested without incident after an officer noticed a knife clipped to his pants. he was charged with having a switch blade. the family's attorney said the life was of legally permissible size. gray has a long criminal record including more than 20 arrests. the case has sparked a public outcry with demonstrations. baltimore's p

>> to me it didn't like like he was able to use his legs at all. he had no use. i mean they say he was able to put pressure on one leg, but i'm pretty sure if you took away the help from the officers holding him up he wouldn't be able to stand on his own. as you see, they drag him to the paddy wagon because he can't walk. >> and police have said they actually didn't use the taser? >> i heard the electricity, the noise from the taser, i never seen him getting electrocuted or tased. >> but you didn't see any wires connected to him when he was down? >> no. >> was there any possibility in your mind that he was choosing not to walk? >> i believe whatever they did, it happened right there and it's not in my mind that he is in no way trying to resist or refuse to walk. >> was he yelling something and if so can you tell? >> he had asthma, so he was asking for an inhaler, but of course no one paid it any mind and they threw him in the paddy wagon and pulled off. so we take off running to see what is going on and by the time we get there, there's three more officers and th

her left leg was mangled.elped get both erica and rebecca into an ambulance. the first time they were likely together but not the last. >> do you remember being in the same ambulance? >> we didn't know that it was each other, but i remember hearing we have two criticals. we have one amputee. and we've talked things through little by little and remember hearing the same things. i think you had told me that you thought it was you that was the amputee because looking down at her leg, she had seen her bones. >> reporter: they were taken to the same hospital. erica has had 21 surgeries and lost the lower part of her left leg. doctors operated on rebecca 17 times. she finally chose to have her lower left leg amputated last november penning this break-up letter to her leg, suggesting the relationship had become a real burden and telling her leg, it's not you, it's me. they found strength in each other from the first day they met. >> just to be able to sit and hold her hand you know she's really real. so it's nice to

>> because of the bowing of the legs. >> have you had it done on body legs?th legs. >> i see. >> he had leg surgery. >> i see. that straightens it? >> yes. it straightens it. >> reporter: even though dwarfism is classified under the americans with disabilities act, the johnstons say they don't accept disability. they don't see themselves as disabled. amber is an active stay at home mom. while trent works as a ground supervisor in charge of a group of big burly guys who do landscaping and maintenance at a local college. for trent he talks about his size that spilled over into his professional life despite 22 years of experience. >> do you think you've been discriminated against from a job perspective or in your career? your wife is nodding. >> i have. >> in what way? >> all our resumes are the same. but when that 4-foot man walks in that door, after the seven or six applicants before him have walked through that door, he's going to remember me. >> reporter: as the family grows up amber and trent have a whole different set of hurdles. raising three hormonal tee

legs, legs, legs. this open back gown for "country strong." >> the dress she chose for her "country strong" premiere, hipt hyptonizes. her stylest knows what works for her. she doesn't deviate from the route. >> at the fashion awards a little something she just threw on. >> took me about 45 minutes. i'm wearing michael. >> i have to say she's definitely hands down my favorite person to dress i think she looks as great in sweats as an evening gown. >> her long flowing blond hair and body give her the look. >> eating healthy her passion for fitness have a lot to do with gwyneth paltrow making the right choices. >> she has her quirk side. this gown is not what it appears from the side, shoulder, midriff and leg all exposed. >> this particular one with pastel rainbow hues ss accentuates the fact gwyneth is an a-lister. >> our number seven, jennifer aniston. >> jennifer aniston, america's sweetheart really knows how to accentuate the positives. >> even on the red carpet, jennifer's understated elegance come

look at his [ bleep ] leg. that boy leg look broke. his leg broke and you all are dragging him like that. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> stop right there. >> now that was not the only cell phone video. i want you to now see the same takedown from a little bit closer in if a different angle. >> don't ride. we recording this. we recording it. >> get off me, yo. >> my arm. tell them get off me. [ bleep ]. >> his leg. he got -- >> [ inaudible ]. >> shorty, that was after they tased the [ bleep ] out of him like that. man. i been recording. i been recording it. i been recording it. what car did they come out of yo? him on a bike. you on a bike. don't worry about it. don't worry about it yo. >> get his badge number. >> after they tased you like that you wonder why he can't use his legs. >> so want to make a note here that while the voice on that clip, that second clip that you just saw, mentions that gray was tased, that is not correct. he a apparently was not tased. the man who shot the clip does not want to be identified but does want

his legs are broke. he can't move his legs. when you see his legs they look distorted. out of place. so he has some injury that might have been exacerbated. he could have been screaming and writhing in pain in the back of the wagon. and may be they didn't read that right and thought he was fighting his restraints, when actually he might have been in pain. so there are so many questions and so many things the mayor and commissioner and the commanders have to get to the bottom of. the medical examiner if you're investigating this case, i would move in his house. i want to know everything that's going. on i want to know what this injury tell me so i can get to the bottom of it. >> we'll be finding out those answers. we'll be following this story and see where the investigation goes. jim cavanagh eric guster thank you for your time this evening. >>> straight ahead. it's been 163 days. 163 days since loretta lynch was nominated to be attorney general. why are we still waiting for a vote? senator bernie sanders is here. plus we're learning more about the tulsa deputy charged

. >> hit-and-run that severed the victim's leg. the suspect plowed down the woman with whom she had an going going dispute. and chaos triggered chain reaction that led to woman's home catching fire and "action news" reporter annie mccormick has more. >> saturday evening police drove a woman believed to be the suspect in friday's hit-and-run out of 35 district and victim's mother had this to say. >> all i want to do is get her and see her in court. >> witnesses say this white suv was a woman they identified as precious behind the wheel mowed down beatrice spence nicknamed dee dee jernigan lost most of her leg. the motive the suspect said the victim was vying for her man. >> she said she took my leg and i was not going with him nobody will want me now because i have one leg. >> early saturday morning an anonymous tip led the police to a discovery of this front end damage on this durango. they believe it is the same vehicle caught on surveillance during yesterday's crime. >> last thing i saw was her coming 100 miles an hour running up

his legs are cracked mid-femur there. definitely a lot of pain. >> the whole time he's, get me out of here. i just conversed with him the best i could to try to give him some hope. >> but others aren't as hopeful. the victim is pinned very deep under the pile of rubble, and it will take a huge effort to get just one man out using resources rescuers could use on more people in other places. 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

it landed two feet from my son's leg.hought, we're okay. >> but then, a shock. tyler takes a direct hit from a 3,000 degree shell launched out of the mortar box lying right next to him. >> i wasn't sure quite what happened. it just felt like i got kicked really hard in the back of the leg with and my ears were ringing. i heard my girlfriend running away screaming. i wanted to make sure she was all right. it was only after paramedics checked her out that i was like, hey, something is wrong with my leg. >> he exposed his leg to the full force of the blast. >> i have my shorts right here. and then down at the bottom, you can see they're all sleddhredde. >> tyler's injuries are most severe on the back of his left leg. he sustains third degree burns and shruhapinapnel caused a gap hole in his calf. >> he had a hole in his leg that a golf ball could have fit into easily, along with other burns down his calf. bad cuts on his ankle and his foot, and up the back of his leg. >> so why does a summer evening of family celebrating tur

>> that's my only injury a broken leg, napped is in half and i have a titanium rod in my leg. >> so ironman now? >> yeah >>> and you're cleared to do it again? >> in about eight weeks. >> you're going to go back at it. >> why not? >>> a nate road rage incident caught on camera in london. you see a crowd gathering and traffic backing up. >> but you've got a shirtless guy, who was apparently the driver of the black vehicle yelling at the driver of the white vehicle. >> [ bleep ]. >> no worked on what actually caused the accident but finally shirtless guy banging his chest, showing his strength. he does spit the shirt back on but the temper tantrum is not over. he goes right in through the driver's window. then you hear the engine of the white bpw rev up a backup and then this. the bmw rammed a mercedes. in the process trapping the formerly shirtless guy. it looks like hi leg is pinned. >> this is a mess. >> an absolute mess. people were called to the scene, this guy looks like he 'trying to help but watch what he pulls out. i should say it's a small child, who is visibly in distress. >> it's

cause, leg bent. effect, con move his leg. spine broke. that's what happened.s the commissioner fooling himself? >> do you have confidence in this investigation? >> yes. i'd put $1 million on it. >> confidence in this police investigation right now? the state's attorney investigation, what the mayor is doing? do you have confidence in the authorities, in other words? >> i don't have confidence in the american government. but i have a confidence in the american people. i believe that the people white, black and everything in between will make enough noise. enough civil protests that the government will be forced to do the just thing. government on its own, three weeks, no action. no action happening in baltimore, until riots happened. had those youth not rallied up and rioted, no one would be here. that's why we're here. that's why justice is exposed. if there's no riots, freddie gray goes under the rug by every oh black ungist is that happens in america. this is why we're here. >> jay, if you could stay with us. we have to take another commercial great lake. --

>> that is my only injury the broken leg. it snapped in half. break and i have a titanium rod in the leg. >> your doctor said you will be cleared it do do this when? >> probably in eight weeks. >> so you are going to go back at it? >> why not? ♪ >> some incredible people helping a regal bird. this video coming from tacoma washington. we are inside blue pearl veterinary partners. a doctor is about to operate on this regal bird. that is a bald eagle. she was injured. listen to this. she was struck by a semi truck and caught in that side-view mirror with a fractured wing. >> the for heaven's sake rescue brought the bird into the veterinarian center, an emergency center. we are seeing dr. stephanie lister gray performing this incredibly delicate surgery. the left wing is frac jurdtured. what she is doing is attaching an acrylic frame to the bone in the bird's wing. the doctor says she has to be incredibly precise because birds heal really quickly. she wants to make sure this wing heals properly so it doesn't affect the bird's ability to fly. they wi

he would even visit the museum on the anniversary of his leg's amputation. and he would bring his cohorts and cronies to see the leg on display and there are records of his visit and there is a record of a visit where he asked to see what was left of his foot. he noticed that the leg was displayed and the curator responded to the general general, we didn't preserve that part of the specimen because just this part showed unique trauma and pathology that we wanted to showcase and he didn't take that too well. so he remains here as a central part of the museum's exhibit on civil war medicine. one of the most frequently asked-for objects on display to the museum here in silver spring. in this part of the exhibit on civil war medicine, we also have on display this bone specimen on the shelf here in front of us the bone belonged to a private cunningham but it's notable because this bone was something that was recounted upon in the story about it by walt whitman. he was a nurse and served in hospitals in the virginia and at some point, the museum staff was able to

. >> reporter: but the victim patrick downs who lost a leg said he wants tsarnaev to spend the rest of his life in prison. >> i want this to be over. i want this over for the city and the family. >> the penalty phase is expected to last about four weeks. >>> blue bell creamery says it doesn't know how its products were contaminated with a potentially deadly bacteria. >> reporter: the blue bell recall is rare and sweeping the company voluntarily called all of its products after two samples of cookie dough ice cream tested positive for listeria. symptoms include fever, nausea and diarrhea. >> we're heartbroken over the situation. >> reporter: the ceo issued an apology in a video monday night while admitting the company did not know how the bacteria got into its facility it says it's determined to fix the problem. >> ice cream is jie and pleasure to eat and should never be a concern. >> reporter: some products were recalled weeks ago after centers for disease control linked the product to two deadly cases inning kansas. it was traced to texas and later to a second line in oklahoma. the 10

he just runs in, takes his leg, just sweeps her leg. watch her ankle. >> oh, jeez! >> did he break her leg? it looked like he could have easily broken her leg. >> he did injure her. this is a 48-year-old woman. did he sprain her ankle. this video was posted online quickly went viral. the woman, as you can imagine, pressed charges. police for a while, were looking for this guy. but, of course, people started coming forward saying i know who this guy is. fast forward, he he actually turned himself in. >> well good. >> just some really really bad choices. and choices that he will now have to pay for. >>> this next video, i don't have words for this. >> and everybody over here know it and then you want to come up here and try to destroy my home. >> he's walking up to this house, handing a baseball bat to his mom. he's sitting there, smiling, shooting this selfie video. now you see this woman behind him. that reportedly is his girlfriend. >> you want to destroy my house? [ bleep ]. >> what's even more disturbing verbal and physical argument takes place, the guy in the bl

she decided last november to have her damaged leg amputated.tongue-in-cheek good-bye to her limb on facebook. "go get yourself one last pedicure on me," she wrote, "and enjoy it because tomorrow i will be cutting you out of my life for good." >> i made the decision to amputate my leg clearly based on the fact i was on pain medicine every four hours. i was totally immobile. i was in a wheelchair for the majority of the time, and that was not okay with me. >> reporter: the 27-year-old single mother has been training to run on her new prosthetic leg at her home in texas. >> it's the best decision i've ever made for myself. i'm doing normal things again. i took my son to the movies the other day. i walked through the airport and i don't have to use a wheelchair and if i'm in jeans, nobody can even tell that i have a prosthetic leg. >> reporter: gregory was determined to run the whole marathon. last week her doctors told her she wasn't ready. >> my doctors told me i would basically be doing more damage to myself and i would end up back in surgery an

the legs in the poster for "the graduate," dustin hoffman, they are your legs not your legs?>> that was one leg, that would be mine. >> it was you? >> it was me. >> how did that come to be? >> it was the weirdest thing, in 1967, maybe, that the film came out. i had worked, i was a model at that time and worked with a photographer who asked if he could use my leg for a movie poster. i said fine. was paid $25 and i had no idea it was going to be this iconic poster. >> kind of a thrill at that point seeing it when the poster came out and the movie was a hit. >> it was so much fun. i autographed a few posters in my time. >> you were modeling at that point. how did you get into modeling initially? >> i went to an all girls catholic school. it was mother's day and they had a fashion show. i was in the audience with my mother at this lunch and there was a photographer shooting the models. he came to the school and said who is the lady sitting next to her daughter in the background. they said that is mrs. gray sitting next to her daughter linda. he made an appointment with my parents

her legs looked very bloodied. i took her arm and dragged her towards the back wall of the restaurant so we could have a direct line on to the road. assuming it was a hit-and-run grenade attack and therefore being out of sight of the road was the important thing at that point. >> there were trace arounds. flight of light through the air. >> people were confused, don't know where to go. i saw a white lady with three children. so they're running in different directions. that's when i picked one. >> i started to run and then a kennian woman came and grabbed one of the girls from me and we dove behind this computer display table that was there. she had portia, my 4-year-old laying on top of her to protect her. >> now her and a friend squeezed in under the tray table. >> my friend was laying there dead and the kenyan lady was laying dead. >> it was a tight fit with the seven of us. we were kind of laying on top of each other and all scrunched up. >> the gunfire got closer, people surged from the main wall into the super

gray out and puts leg shackles on him. why would they do that as far as you know? >> it is not unusual for large crowds to begin to gather and be threatening toward the arresting officers and it is not unusual to get someone into a wagon as quickly as they can, drive them two or three blocks and remove them from the wagon, depending on their degree of resistance or aggravation and what they are doing in the back of the van, place leg shackles on them and place them back in the van in order to get them away from the crowd that has gathered. that is not an unusual circumstance in baltimore and i would imagine it is not an unusual circumstance anywhere in the country. >> and i smoke, mike to an eyewitness that recorded video that a lot of people have now seen. he said he heard, didn't see, but heard mr. gray get tazed. to your knowledge, did the officers use tasers on him? >> there was no taser used. i believe commissioner bats explained that in his press conference on monday that as mr. gray was running, one of the officers did have a taser, yelled taser, taser, tase

that left leg between his body and his thigh controlling him. and lyoto scrambles but eats a big punch in the process. >> mike: don't forget, after our fights here live on fox, this being our main event all the fights will be broken down on fox sports 2. and the ufc post fight show. >> joe: lyoto keeps trying to scramble back to his feet. every time he does, rockhold is one step ahead and maintains control and makes him eat punches. >> mike: lyoto trying to get back up to his feet. >> joe: but he doesn't want to give up the position and wind up getting hit in the head with a knee which rockhold can't throw now, because lyoto's hand is down. >> mike: that left hand -- two legs and a left hand. >> joe: rockhold is expertly handling the situation. i love how he can kicks out the leg -- kicked out his base and maintains top control trying to get that hook in. now he's got it. he's got one but doesn't have the left one. stays on top, punches him. luke rockhold is battling here. >> mike: take advantage of the position early. 30 seconds left on the clo

oh his leg's broken.t his leg. >> reporter: police say the driver was unconscious and his clothes were on fire. >> hang on, man. pull him back. pull him back. >> reporter: the pair pulled him from the burning vehicle to safety. >> his leg's really busted up. >> reporter: the police are investigating but say it appears 25-year-old hector vie ace ran off the road and hit a steel beam before his vehicle erupt nd flames. >> you'll be all right, okay? ambulance is coming. what's your name, bud? >>> news4 at 5 starts now with jim and wendy. >>> right now at 5, rescue on the tracks. a man in a wheelchair falls off a metro platform and witnesses jump to save him. pat collins has the video new tonight. >>> it is profound sadness and disbelief that we are here today. our hearts are simply broken. >> a final farewell today from family and friends, the funeral for a local college student. and what investigators are now saying about her murder. >>> and first tonight fairfax county hopes nearly $3 million will put an e

her right leg amputated to the knee. even after her third surgery, this budding ballerina only dreamed of one thing. >> she actually wanted us to record her on a video to send to her dance team. >> i can't wait till i go home because then i can dance again and see all my friends. >> reporter: four months later she had a new leg and a new routine. >> it felt pretty awesome to learn how. >> reporter: and pretty awesome to see the response after her mom posted video online of that first solo. >> it was like 5,000 views within a couple hours. and so it was like holy cow. >> reporter: did you ever think it would be this big? >> i never even imagined it would be like this. >> reporter: more than 2 1/2 million views. alissa asked to star in a music video. >> she did that solo and she's touched . >> reporter: so many people have watched that video. why is that? >> they said that i could still do things that i love without my leg. >> definitely been her that's given me strength. >> reporte s learning to dance and teaching the res

he falls on stage and possibly breaks his leg, or something in his leg, and with the bloody dagger ins hand, he utters the words tyrannosaus -- making a public utterance letting it be known that it was he. that is what is so unique of his assassination. when you think of assassins, you think of snipers, people who conceal their identity. booth wants it to be known that it was him because he thinks he will be held as a hero from people of the south. what is interesting about this -- and no better historian has delved into this more than michael kaufman is the analogy to brutus going back in agent history. john wilkes booth is very much influenced by the analogy of brutus who stabs julius caesar to prevent the country becoming an empire. he tries to save his beloved republic from tyranny. he hoped -- it backfired. we all know this was done on good friday. the timing of the assassination was totally opposite from anything that booth could have done. here we have booth fleeing on the stage. people see john wilkes booth. this is not very accurate because when people saw him on the stage, a

coming up a local pearland pick get fitted for his new custom leg after was stolen from his car. and next new details about a terrifying and break-in. we speak about the woman whose home was invaded while she was home. >> vicki : now a follow-up on a miami kron four story we brought youa 17- year-old man has been arrested for burglarizing a south san jose home.all while the homeowner was inside. heidi quezada called police after she saw on surviellance cameras that someone was attempting to break into her home. police arrived and set up a perimeter to try and catch the suspect.and find potential look- outs or get-away drivers. but the suspect was able to flee the scene before officers contacted quezada. now that someone has been arrested, quezada says she is relieved. >> : that's what i wanted. at the end of the day he is going to be held accountable for what he did >> vicki : police say that the 17-year-old is a san jose resident. he was booked into juvenile hall for burglary. this story was first brought to our attention by a viewer. if you have a story you would like us to loo

of interest where they agree to shoot people in the legs. that is why this guy is lucky because he is out with two guns refuses to drop them and then police had to shoot, or somebody could have got killed by this guy. they don't even know why that shooting happened earlier they are still investigating that and try to match those two slugs on the sidewalk with one of two of the guns, this guy had but it could have been a lot worse and then again, police saved the day outside in frankford. chris and lauren. >> steve thank you. >>> report of shots fired in montgomery county end with the suspect in jail and police officer in the hospital. unidentified officer reportedly got out of his cruiser and hit by the suspect's vehicle. sky fox over the the street in lower pottsgrove late last night. we're told the officer will be okay. >>> philadelphia police release new surveillance video hours after a child dies from injury sustain in the hit and run accident. >> they necessity which carries poncz bible they need your help fining it. two-year old david

it took months to raise money for this prosthetic leg. once she returns to walk on it she got to back to work in the dance studio. she was dancing most of her life. she's back to dancing again. >> really sweet. >> she received a standing ovation. >> yeah. >> she did cart wheels on that prosthetic leg. >> wow. >> and then took it off and finished her performance on her one leg. >>> lets go to that little will story, dominic. we want to say thank to you brandon mcmahon us, this guy right here. he is the the kicker for denver broncos. he will have dominic to his football cam this sum inner june. >> he has ties to our area they went to the same elementary school. >> he went to the same grade school as little dominic, and then he went on to play with the temple owls, a kicker for them. very good too. now he is in the pros. thank you for doing that for dominic. >> he is very excited about it. >> very. >> it is a bought full morning for sure, boy, did you see all of the people running on kelly drive over the last week. >> it was crowded. >> but

now, police say, when the man did not drop the gun, an officer shot him in the left leg. that man is in stable condition, we're told, our justin finch on the scene and we'll get an update from him coming up in our broadcast. >>> meanwhile, a lower pottsgrove police officer is out of the hospital after being struck by a car. it happened shortly before 9:00 on east high street, near moser road. police say the officer had pulled over a vehicle when that driver just took off striking the toss earn a eyewitness describes the scene. >>> the guy tried to get away. he hit the cop. knocked him to the ground. and the other cop fired four, five shots at him speeding away. >> now, the suspect was injured and taken to an area hospital. the officer was treated and released. >> philadelphia police released new surveillance video in connection with a deadly hit-and-run in kensington. the video it shows a white car, police believe struck a mother and her son in front of their home. the little boy died just yesterday, after he was taken off life support. "eyewitness news" reporter jan cara

hospital bed site the victim denies that. >> she just keeps saying she ran me over, mom and took my leg, mom. i was than the even going with him. i got one leg. >> reporter: early saturday morning an anonymous tip led police to the discovery of this white dodge durango with front end damage and 6,000 block of marvine. police believe it is the same vehicle caught on surveillance during yesterday's crime. >> and that is when i saw with her coming a hundred miles an hour, running up here, i telling everybody to move move move. >> reporter: her uncle was also hit and if that tragedy was not enough sp ence mom and family, providing dinner cooking on the stove, during the chaos and a fire destroyed their home. and the spence family tells me they are getting help from the red cross because of the fire situation. they are also staying with family, as well. they also tell me that the the woman that they believed to be behind the wheel they had problems with earlier in the day, on friday. they do believe that she threw a brick through a window of their home. they tell me this to file a police rep

. >> his leg look broke! look at his [ bleep ] leg! look at his [ bleep ] leg! that boy leg look broke! his leg broken y'all dragging it him like that! >> let's go to baltimore and my colleague suzanne malveaux. we know police will be talking in about a half an hour from now. several major questions here in this case. >> reporter: absolutely. they've got a lot to answer to. there's protesters. there are reporters from around the country who are going to be addressing them. i just had a chance to talk to the deputy press secretary of the mayor's office, and he gave us a few new details. he said it's going to start with the mayor, who will make an opening statement. then it will be followed by the police commissioner anthony bats. he said not only are they going to be giving an update of what they've learned and have been able to glean from some of the interviews at least sper viewing ten of the police officers he said that the police commissioner himself is going to talk about already potentially lessons learned and possible policy changes that they could potenti

that left leg between his body and his thigh controlling him. and lyoto scrambles but eats a big punch in the process. >> mike: don't forget, after our fights here live on fox, this being our main event all the fights will be broken down on fox sports 2. and the ufc post fight show. >> joe: lyoto keeps trying to scramble back to his feet. every time he does, rockhold is one step ahead and maintains control and makes him eat punches. >> mike: lyoto trying to get back up to his feet. >> joe: but he doesn't want to give up the position and wind up getting hit in the head with a knee which rockhold can't throw now, because lyoto's hand is down. >> mike: that left hand -- two legs and a left hand. >> joe: rockhold is expertly handling the situation. i love how he can kicks out the leg -- kicked out his base and maintains top control trying to get that hook in. now he's got it. he's got one but doesn't have the left one. stays on top, punches him. luke rockhold is battling here. >> mike: take advantage of the position early. 30 seconds left on the clo

individual was shot in the left leg. the man did not return fire, but, say this is one of his weapons. which in the wrong hand, could have done a lot of harm. >> glock 9-millimeter with extended magazine that holds approximately 31 rounds, and that male also had involve err on him. >> set to be fully loaded was lodged in the man's waistband. >> one injured besides that man who was shot. taken to einstein medical center and was taken there in stable condition. we are live in frankford i'm justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, lower pottsgrove police officer recovering from injuries after being struck by a car. it happened shortly before 9:00 on east high street near moser road pottstown. officer had pulled over a vehicle, when that driver just took off striking the officer. police opened fire on that car. suspect was injured and taken to the hospital, the officer was treated and released. >> released new video in connection with hit-and-run that killed little boy in kensington. they are hoping this video will l

i found part of a leg bone, amazing. slowly but surely, it came off the dinosaur. >> hopefully this will produce more skeleton. >> so we found a spot worth looking into? >> oh, for sure. >> clayton knows there is dino gold somewhere in these hills and he aims to find it. >> there was one that sold for $8 million. that was one find. >> the 40-foot long t-rex named sue now stands in the chicago museum. >> it could buy a lot of cattle. >> it would help. >> fortunately, his reputation as a man who can find old bones leaves an experienced hunter to knock on his door. >> clayton is a total modern day mountain man, or mcgyver. i went to his ranch where we started to look for fossils together. >> another chapter in this strange inheritance story is about to begin. >> you always think over the next ridge or patch of bad lands it will be there. i'm going to find that big one. >> as it turns out, mark's words are prophetic. that is next on "strange inheritance". >> which came first, dinosaurs, sharks or cockroaches. the answer in a

three-legged stool. leg number one is absolutely critical because it's the beginning. we've gotta be able to get to space. that leg's bein' filled out. the second critical piece is the international space station. that is our toe-hold on the rest of the solar system, if not the universe. and then the third leg is our ability to go to deep space. and that's two things that we're developing right now. it's a heavy-lift launch vehicle. we call it the space launch system, or sls. and it's a capsule. it's a module in which the crew will fly, and that we call orion. and when we put the two of 'em together we'll be able to get humans, back to the area of the moon and on to mars. if we don't have either one of those, we don't get to mars. >> in terms of complexity, in terms of cost, in terms of risk, it's exponentially more difficult to get a living human being to mars than research materials (laugh) and tools and diggers and rovers and all kinds of other things. what is it about the human element that makes us

and she was able to save her right leg but her fiance lost part of his right leg and his brother lost part of his right leg and they didn't want anything to do with coming to the trial. for some it was cathartic and listening to the evident and watching his demeanor and for others they wanted no part of the pain. and spoke to one victim leaving court who lost part of her leg and she said it was very personal for her to come down. she not interested in speaking to the media or sharing her thoughts about going through the prose -- the process. and going forward, this is where it gets personal for the jury because the black and white nature is personal because now deciding fate whether they live or die, is a different thing. and so this panel of 12 men and women who decided that he was guilty on all 30 counts is now beginning to decide whether his crimes were so egregious he should be put to death for it. it seems this was a rejection of the defense strategy heretofore. and the defense said he took part in this but his brother tamerlan masterminded it and without tamerlan there might not

he lost a leg. his 3-year-old son suffered a skull fracture. same blast left mark without a leg and his body riddled with shrapnel. prosecutors emphasize the horror of tsarnaev's actions in their final push to convince the jury to sentence him to death. a survivor walked into court on thursday on a prosthetic leg designed for her beloved high heels. abbott told jurors her choice to amputate was probably the hardest decision i ever had to make. >> i think it will be a relief when the sentence is handed down. it's another part of this whole experience that will be put in the past. >> reporter: the defense makes its case to spare tsarnaev's life when court resumes monday. kris van cleave cbs news boston. >>> former cia director david petraeus says he's ready to move on this morning. he was sentenced to two years probation and fined $100,000 on thursday. the retired four-star general gave his mistress classified material while she was working on his biography. his guilty plea carried a possible one-year prison sentence. >>> the senate confirmed lor

above the knee, severe injuries to my right leg.er. then i woke up one day, it was all gone. and that was really hard for me to deal with. >> reporter: and his long road to recovery quickly turned into a deep depression. >> i'd go out in public, everybody thought i was fine. then when i was at home i would sit around i would drink. one day, the kids looked in the mirror and i said, i've got two limbs left. i can do something with this. >> reporter: that something was retraining his body and mindset. the father of three started working out in 2010. then came obstacle races, mud runs, and marathons. his new motto, "no excuses." all that hard work earning noah the title of "men's health" magazine's 2014 ultimate men's health guy. >> i kept challenging myself. and it became -- i just wanted a new challenge every day. >> reporter: this latest challenge, one of his toughest yet. >> why did you want to do "dancing with the stars"? >> i'd never considered it. it was never on my radar. it was much different than any marathon i've ever run or

it is hairy and it has a lot of legs.eepy to see this big spider crawling up on to her face and then her head. >> i feel like it's not nearly as creepy as the spiders that sneak up on you, the smaller one that is seem to run so fast up the wall or have babies hanging on their back. those, the sneaky ones. this one's just like hey. >> it's there. you can pet it. >> it's just so big it has trouble hiding in cracks. >> yeah you're right. look at the crack she's trying to hide in right now. not very good at it. >> ahh! >> apparently they have a very friendly relationship. ♪ >>> here "right this minute" we're huge fans of shay carl and his family. one of the most popular youtube channels out there. youngest baby daxton at what looks like a youth soccer match. >> and daxton decided to do some yoga. >> pretty impressive yoga too. >> doing some commentary. >> going to get out here and score me some goals and get these hamis loosened up. i shot about 78% last season. >> the commentary is laugh out loud hilarious. >> let's loosen t