wendell smallwood was limbed to 77 carries. as jeff skversky saw firsthand smallwood is healthy and ready to break out. >> move it move it. >> reporter: eagles running back wendell smallwood is trying to make a big three his second -- big leap in his second season. 100 percent healthy from the knee injury he suffered last year he's spent this off season working heavily on pass blocking and conditioning. >> when they draft donell and when they signed garrett does that make you work harder and put in extra workout. is it self motivation. >> yeah, some people can ignore it. it's definitely for me self motivation for me to get better and just with that competition i think it's driving everyone in that room. >> reporter: after all the changes the eagles made, small wood believes they're ready to make a run. >> definitely thing we can go worst to first with all the work we have been putting in and the guys we've brought in to make the team better. >> reporter: nobody wants to see this happen more than he does. smallwood gru up on thi

anna-lysa: this is what crews are up against chennai, still lots of limbs and debris on dark streets nearly 24 hours after the tornado hit this area. are working around the clock to make sure that things get back to normal. s, walls, tree limbs, fences, all with around monday morning when an ef-2 tornado touchdown in queen anne's county. the storm leveled several homes and knocked over dozens of power lines. >> it was a little anna-lysa: through the day, neighbors did what they could to pick up the pieces. zachary was lucky enough to find a generator without -- after being without power more than 12 hours. >> there is a major backbone transmission line coming into this area, wiped out by the storm. va power sayslmar there are about 6000 customers without power. he expects power will be restored for most customers between midnight and 11 a.m. despite the challenges, many are keeping a positive attitude. >> they could have been way worse, way, way worse. anna-lysa: for the customers and the hardest hit areas, delmarva power expects the lights to come back on sometime about 8 p.m. tomor

as far as i can tell a limb from limb. of never seen anything like this. peter of a has been in hamburg following the protests and he looked at the aftermath of two nights of trouble. it took quite a few people here by surprise just how big the demonstrations and the violence got on their friday evening into saturday those pictures that you've just been seeing of what was going on overnight this is exactly where it was happening you can see just over here the advertising hoardings have been vandalized there behind me is a bank that was all it was locked up but it's now also been all smashed up over my right shoulder there the cash machines had been vandalized earlier on the guy was was taping them up to make sure that they they couldn't be destroyed any further and graffiti of course just outside unbelievable. you have to right to demonstrate no problem but you have not to the right. to punish or to injure or destroy something you look at this one else's. money because here cost five thousand or a minimum. three three times make fifty thousand all wrong i

because our international british people don't believe most limbs living in the country have integrated properly or the governments failing to combat prejudice and society according to a new independent report released at a time when media sentiments turning increasingly negative towards muslims here's a quick look at what the seventy six page document looks like. the british government and u.k. muslims suffer from a broken relationship anti muslim prejudice should be treated as a hate crime is something akin to anti semitism. britain needs a better anti radicalization strategy involving more muslim inputs the current one isn't trusted and isn't working on new present strategy will challenge the extremist ideology and stop the radicalization of. the media needs to stop treating muslims as victims strengths stop creating in us and them mentality that should get guidelines from it's. on the back of the latest wave of anti muslim sentiment expressed in the british tabloids polly boy has been finding out what people in london think about regulating media to avoid abuse. i wanted to show you

not whole tree coming down, but limb. these are the things that s storms coming through. that's fallen down onto crow street. be aware, as this storm moves in your direction it could do similar things. today's high, 92, reagan national. dullos hit 90, again, we would have been warmer the we had more sunshine earlier in the day. but even with a few hours every limited sunshine, we still got to 92. and we're at 90 now. focus in on that heat index. it makes it feel like 93 degrees. but we haven't seen anything yet. by the way i might point out, rain cooled winchester virginia 72 degrees. most other place that is have not seen the rain have hit the low 90s, the moisture feed will continue. heat index tomorrow, will range from the eight to 103 degrees. and yes, pop up storm can't be ruled out. so, here are your weather headlines, mid 90s tomorrow. forecasting 95. couple of thunderstorms are possible, again, in the afternoon. few of those could be strong. our hottest day will be thursday at 98 degrees. our best chance of storms is friday. and here is your fox5 accuweather seven

british people don't believe most limbs living in the country have integrated properly that's according to a new independent report by citizens u.k. it highlights government failures to combat prejudices among society towards muslims the document is seventy six pages long but we've condensed the main findings into thirty seconds. the british government and u.k. muslims suffer from a broken relationship anti muslim prejudice should be treated as a hate crime is something akin to anti semitism. britain needs a better anti radicalization strategy involving more muslim inputs the current one isn't trusted and isn't working on new content strategy will challenge the extremist idea to store the magic isolation from. the media needs to stop treating muslims as victims friends stop creating in us and them mentality that should get guidelines. on the back of the latest wave of anti muslim sentiment expressed in british tabloids boy has been finding out what people in london make of it all. i wanted to show you some of these headlines and ask you what you make of them. one hundred five great musl

rico's treated as one as our own no economy calls on the hind limb alito and then thrown him along on the fourth recall as you can i knew well once he doesn't make. the island is controlled by the us government and some puerto ricans crave independence joe it was the almighty god you know it was getting about on our level i think we're good at either we like it but i mean to sort of i mean come on we're taking a game where you can point to last year obviously. still many do wish to join the us hundreds more leave every day knowing. that i'm a long way from mania. beings. with the country at a crossroads anger on the island is on the rise. when lawmakers manufacture consent to instant to the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final merry go round certainly the one percent. we can all middle of the room signals. to the real news group. called the field we go from. everyone in the world should experience. and you get the full. the old according to just. walk of the modern world come along for the raw. data. hello welcome to sophie. shevardnadze we spent count

they want to make it so that if you lose a limb, it won't have any impact on your quality of life androgress. so we work on everything from creating new motors and designs for ankles and knees and artificialjoints, all the way to marrying these biomechatronic devices with the human body through novel neural interfacing methods. evidence of this work can be seen with people like ryan cannon, complications after a broken leg left him needing an amputation. what's special about his new robotic leg is that it's doing something the human body can do instinctively, but it's extremely complex to engineer. the motor is able to work in such a way that simulates a real biological anklejoint. it uses on board sensors to interfere whether the leg is, for example, in the air or on the ground and perform actions that to the person feel much more like real walking than they would get from a passive prothesis. for amputees like ryan such innovations are life—changing. i can move in a more rhythmic, symmetrical way and being able to move in that manner allows me to walk at a faster pace for a longer d

ajudge will cannot move his limbs and he is on a ventilator. judge will rule on whether he can be given an experimental treatment. this afternoon giving evidence via video link from america is a doctor, who is proposing that he can treat him using this experimental therapy. he was asked by counsel for the pa rents he was asked by counsel for the parents what has happened since april when the original high court judgment went against his parents. he has said that there is new evidence, this nucleoside therapy is able to reach the brain when tests on mice have been carried out, and it has been seen to help with muscle weakness. he asked what he felt the prospect of success might be. he said he would estimate the chance of clinically meaningful success to be at least 10%. that is based on evidence from nine pensions, one of whom has come off a ventilator. they said he has a different disorder from them, but he said the results so from them, but he said the results so far show that should be clinically meaningful. the hospital says the treatment be

will they not see past my limb? it proved that they did not.ured this it's amazing how when you show up that you are judged on what you see. you don't even get a chance to know me for asking what happened to me. it's curious because in our society it's about how we look. it's interesting that if i don't have my cane then i'm not asked any questions because my prosthetic limb normalizes my look, so to speak. as soon as my cane is present and someone sees me walk away with mike and the gate, i'm easily barraged with questions. i'm curious. when something happens to you do you ask others what is happening to them? i don't think so. so, i want to talk about overhauling our perceptions and mentalities so that we can advance opportunities for people with disabilities. in order for us to have a major overhaul in the way that we see beauty we must think about it in the way we experience diversity. stigmatized with disabilities and it carries on into our livelihood. so this is where i'll have to do a call of action. i want you to be able to, if you end

of rottingnot smell limbs, or whatever. and they got inspired to do it. >> a good example of how the doctors treat the nurses, unable to really handle the situation on page 46. prof. giesberg: page 46. >> the male surgeon goes over to tell her to take a rest, so that she doesn't get too exhausted and fall ale. so he says -- kindhearted little gentleman who seem to consider me if pharrell -- a frail young blossom, like spencer who had been knocking out the world for the past 30 years. she is trying to protect -- portray herself as a sturdy woman who doesn't need to take any rest. but a frail doctor is trying to inform her that she will perish under her own will. prof. giesberg: right. that is a great example. i would like to talk about alcock, and some of the people she gets into contact with in the hospital. we know there is a tension between her and doctors. -- the firstr question is, what kind of -- how would you describe her nursing work? oft were her major sort responsibilities? what kinds of things did she do? caitlin?

they went out on a limb on health care.y feeling now that it all ended, at least for now in the senate? at the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's, we carry flowers that signify why we want to end the disease. and we walk so that one day, there will be a white flower for alzheimer's first survivor. join the fight at alz.org/walk. this school year, it's okay to stumble. to struggle. to want to give up. but not to give in. to be scared. but not scared away. or hit the wrong note. and keep playing. you're learning resilience. tenacity. lessons you can't put a letter grade on. lessons i'm learning, too. here's to the moms who show their kids that every step -even a misstep- is a step forward. adult 7+ promotes alertness and mental sharpness in dogs 7 and older. (ray) the difference has been incredible. she is much more aware. she wants to learn things. (vo) purina pro plan bright mind. nutrition that performs. >>> good morning, everyone. we have breaking news. major developments on capitol hill on the wake of the co

is not out on a limb on this one. times and a reminder, perhaps, that there are big issues for the us president and others to be grappling with, especially as north korea ends up getting an icbm for the year is out. japan, of course, are quite a close neighbour. interesting angle here, this is nothing new, we have seen 80 crank up of these tests are quite provocative at times, one was on the fourth ofjuly, an important date for the us. to me this points towards the gradual creep. we have a lwa ys towards the gradual creep. we have always heard that this was going to be three orfour always heard that this was going to be three or four years away. suddenly we are talking about one away for icbm missiles with the nuclear capability. this is alarming. were losing time. is a point? that this is alarmist and an effort he began to get more funding ata effort he began to get more funding at a key time for them. you take what opportunities come your way. absolutely you do. rhetoric is difficult. moving on. this awful situation

no one around limb. and all the other leaders are discussing what is going on. i think that's prep accidentive. representative. >> yes. and wonder if it will come back it hurt the united states. the wish he wants it make america great. but being sidelined. whaen do you s and what do you see moving in from the void? i guess china would be one. >> china is trying to remove diplomatic relationships. i'm particularly interested in what european leaders do. they don't think they could set the unit aside. it is too important despite donald trump. i think at the same type angela merkel of germ, macron of france, are looking at the fact europe can no longer wait for washington. they have to take the lead for climate change. sthe ha they have to take the lead on security. say brazil, closer to u.s., mexico, look for example and say south africa, or major country like indonesia, all of those countries are reassessing what they are doing. because the coalition of a u.s.-led world, that we have had since 1945, is crumbling is is something of the past. >> scott lucas, thank

reporter: charlie's rare mite toe con deal disease has left him blind and death, unable to move his limbs. doctors initially said the experimental treatment would only prolong his suffering. and now researchers outside of britain said the new treatment might help. >> reporter: on sunday, charlie's parents delivered a petition to the hospital with 350,000 signatures. >> let's get charlie the treatment he needs. >> if he's still fighting, we're still fighting. >> reporter: american doctors in new york have offered to treat charlie. and the internet has raised $1.7 million to help. for cbs news, london. >> pope francis and president trump have voiced their support. charlie's condition is so rare that he's thought to be one of 16 children in the world to suffer from it. >>> a camp worker wakes up to find a bear biting his head and trying to drag him away. >>> plus a potential solution to avoid all the log-ins and passwords, technology that could read everything from the way we walk to the way we swipe. >> and the pass record is -- cooler. hi, everybody. just a little bit cooler in the inland

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. >>> thing 1 tonight, the president has habit of sawing the limb off the tree after his >>> thing 1ight, the president has habit of sawing the limb off the tree after his surrogates have clamored out on to it to defend him. remember what happened after comey was fired? that message as pushed. president trump fired the fbi director based on the advice of the attorney general. >> in giving the recommendations, the president made a decision to accept their conclusions and remove director comey. >> he took the recommendation of rod rosen steen -- >> and yikly afterward the president made the decision to let comey go. >> see it was all about the recommendations until it wasn't two days later. >> he made a recommendation but beside recommendation, i was going to do it. i said to myself, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made up story. >> this is become a kind of pattern. i think of it as ritual humiliation the president put his sur surrogates too. it happened again and again. when can you guess how it story ended for mnuchin? that in 60 second. >>> early sunday morning presiden

the senate bill limb nay the painful man dade.t eliminates the job-killing employer man dade, repeals our burdensome taxes and will significantly lower americans' premiums. it will stabilize collapsing health insurance markets and give americans far more choice and far more flexibility. the senate bill protects coverage for preexisting conditions, and you don't hear this from the democrats, they like to tell you the opposite and they didn't even know the bill. they run out and say death, death, death. well, obama care is the one that's death, and besides that it's failing. it dramatically expands health savings accounts and tax credits to americans can purchase a private plan that's right for them. it devotes substantial resources to fight the opioid -- and this is a tremendous problem -- the opioid epidemic. $45 billion is being po yut in people in states like new hampshire, ohio and so many others that have such a big problem can be helped and helped greatly. we'll be fighting the drug problems very, very seriously in my adminis

the substance of what he just discussed from susan collins to dean heller to others are now out on a limbing they're opposed to it and them capitulating might not be the best thing for them politically. the president did go out on a limb politically, by putting the squeeze on these guys, and the open question is a president with the all-time low approval rating has the juice. >> we have some breaking ne ini out of the supreme court. cnn justice reporter has the details for us. >> reporter: in a partial loss for president trump's embattled travel ban, the supreme court just moments ago has decided to leave in place a lower court decision that exempted grandparents and others cousins, aunts, uncles as close family members from the travel ban. the court also ruled that the ninth circuit court of appeals should continue to review whether refugees who are being assisted by volunteer resettlement agencies should be allowed into the country. so the fight is not over, so for now, grand parents, the big category that had been at issue for the last several weeks, can come in the country. >> grandpa

it doesn't break tree limbs or crush cars or buildings. >> reporter: california's fire agency currently has been agreement to use the plane but can't deploy it until the forest service gives approval. >>> bart is cracking down on riders who don't pay fares. a clipper only entrance in berkeley could help. >> reporter: it's the first paperless entrance for a bart station. the gates are part of a pilot program with the goal of making getting on bart easier. >> people have to go to the station agents and get frustrated. >> reporter: bart officials hope it saves money spent on processing paper tickets. and there could be another money saver too. 5-foot tall barriers meant to keep fare evaders from jumping over the gates. >> we have cone similar barriers at other stations. >> i think they can jump the gate. >> i feel like i could jump them if i really wanted to. >> we're focusing on the barriers around the gates. >> reporter: the improvements have cost one in $2 million. and for now, riders can still use paper tickets to exit the entrance. and only clipper cards are getting in. mondays and tu

. >> i don't see any blood, all the bones and limbs appear to be there. he has a black eye. because one of the lenses of his shades got knocked out. >> glasses right there. >> that means he's going to try it again. >> that's the interesting part about this video about. >> he says i'm alive and well, but tired of risking my life for nothing. nobody will pay my bills if i'm in a hospital bed for the rest of my life. this is not the first time an issue like this has happened for david. >> i need to accept reality. >> he may be ready to hang up his parachute. >> yeah, that last line. does that pay your bills? knock it off. >> he did not go to the hospital, but it took about 5 to 6 days of shaking the woozy feeling of getting hit in the head by a branch. >> this poor woman is overwhelmed by the pressures of life. >> lights out. >> did she faint? >> pretty much. >> when she came too, she had some bad news. she didn't just faint just because. she's at a jade market in china, she was checking out this pretty little greenish blue. >> i would faint too. >> and you can guess what happe

be surprised if he didn't just splash it out and limb. re he misses the surely he can't get to the green, dottie, from that lie with that lip? dottie: ian, he's got an 8-iron in his hadn't. it. going for jim: hit the little. dottie: left of the flagstick. cover? have enough to jim: wow. ian: unbelievable shot! going to have a similar shot to the one he had at the ation but look chunk that came undone when he that lip. y top of and like what happened with 17, it still propels forward enough. carrying.eet from jim: that had actually already he aved a little bit so didn't cause it, but he didn't t it and with all that overspin, it runs just through the green. inch over the lip t hits into the grass. barely an inch. brave play. it's paid off. jim: dottie, were you surprised that that was his approach? yes. : i will say [laughter] jim: ok. dottie: it had to be perfect and was. knows how difficult that shot is from just over the in the thickish rough. very quick down the hill. can still hit it in there inside 10 feet and theally have the shorte

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winds brought down tree limbs causing minor damage to an suv.st falls, high winds brought down trees and power lines shutting down the roadway. >> so as you can see, a classic summer storm blew through the area. we are not getting reports of injuries as teams monitor storm related events. channel6 "action news." back to you. >> thank you. the morning team will track fallout from the storm from the morning commute. they'll be on the air tomorrow morning starting at 4:30. in other news tonight, authorities in atlantic county released dash cam video of a police chase ending in a shootout with a suspect three years ago. >> the high speed pursuit started in presentville march 2014 following the report of a man with a gun leaving the bar. watson was upset about his credit cards being declined. the chase went through four towns before a collision near the walk outlet. he gets out ignoring police commands to put his hands up. we are pausing the video before watson drops to the ground in a hail of bullets. police continue firing for 23 seconds. officers

a limb a leg. length . lead . i guess a lot of my. songs and nationally were about not feeling like not fitting in style and feeling weird and other and feeling kind of like an outsider still and . you know digging through those those sort of like. undefined feelings and yeah there's an imposter syndrome sure i hear that a lot imposter syndrome i feel i have it i'm always saying that one day they're going to figure out that i don't belong here you don't have that my whole life and i feel like a lot of us are in our generation are dealing with it and feeling like we are we need more weirdos the leaders need to get together more. well it's funny that you talk about like l.a. i've i often feel like i go you know i feel like all of us are very active and like we go to shows a lot all lots lots of our friends are in bands and we're constantly you know. seeing and like i feel like everyone is feeling that way like everyone was kind of that weird person in high school and still like now still being like ok you know it was a little still ther

former republican congressman bob inglis described our proposal as an olive limb, not a branch, in pairing a carbon tax with corporate tax reduction. and, he said, it provides what he called an opportunity for conservatives to show how free enterprise can solve climate change. when i first came to the senate in 2007, this place was humming with bipartisan action on climate change. for years. but in 2010, dead stop. the republican party disappeared from the field after the fossil fuel industry secured from five justices on the supreme court the infamous citizens united decision. the fossil fuel industry immediately, as if they saw the decision coming, launched a veritable soviet mayday parade of political artillery and rockettory. no special interests had that kind of political muscle before citizens united. the combination of this industry political weaponry plus the proliferation of dark money plus the shady science simulacrum of climate denial has been formidable. despite this, there's room for optimism. there are republicans willing to work with us. they just need some prospect of safe

it were similar in bethesda, tree limbs knocking down a telephone pole, leaving wires dangling on 7 locks rd. in montgomery county, more than a dozen roads were closed early this morning. the police encourage drivers to find alternative routes. thousands were left without power around the area. tonight there is a warning from the national weather service. with the ground very saturated from the rain, they are worried and warning people to be careful because weak and trees can topple over. ryan hughes, abc 7 news. kimberly: speaking of toppling over, rain is being blamed for the collapse of a wall at a southeast d.c. condo building. was there earlier today and tells us more about what has become a real danger. kevin: yards of yellow police tape keeps people at a safe distance from a little hole in the wall at the fairfax village condominiums and southeast. officials say that yesterday's heavy rainfall caused a three-story brick's welding basement wall -- rick welding's basement wall to collapse. residents stared in disbelief at the scene, which included a toppled air-conditioning unit and

the loaded with lightening, it may have gusts to 60, which is capable every taking down trees and limbsly, little bit of hail, we've had hail to report to the size every nickles in the winchester area. so 6:00 for sterling, 6:05 for rest continue, rockville, maybe in your neighborhood around 6:11, to dc, 18:00, and 6:20 for alex andre a see our hail

one arm, one limb, two, three, even four limbs gone.ust 72 hours away from the new york city triathlon where i and seem fox business will compete to raise money to help get mortgage free homes that are customized to their particular injuries. that's really important. building homes for heroes, built one for brave army specialist hugo gonzalez. his wife and three totally adorable girls. hugo was blinded and suffered a traumatic brain injury after his military truck hit an ied in iraq in 2004. but there you see it on the screen. we built the family a home where every room has a different weave of carpet so that he can memorize each room and know it by touch. matt joining us. i'm doing the bike, matt's doing the swim, chris is doing the run. i have your running shorts. are you ready? >> i'm ready, but i don't think i can fit into this shorts anymore. i'm pretty psyched. i can't wait. liz: chris, i'm very excited. i know you are too. you and i have done this now for about six years or five -- i've lost count. it doesn't matter. all total, w

all of a sudden a limb comes through the bedroom window. >> it was like green and red and white flashes all through the sky and then i grabbed my kids and my phone went off and i was like let's go downstairs and the power went out. >> luckily nobody got hurt. this is amazing. >> the grandfather says his daughter and son-in-law rescued the baby from the subdivision. >> they were the superheros last night getting their baby out. the roof collapsed on the crib and they were able to get the baby out. >> there was a drywall that rested on the top of the crib. >> anything can be replaced. i'm happy my daughter, son-in- law and grandson are healthy and made it out. >> in stevensville maryland on kent island scott broom >> an elderly man who was injured in the tornado has already been released from the hospital. >>> new at 6 a swastika and the n word, two of the most feared and hated reminders of racism and genocide and tonight an alexandra lawyer and his partners are seeking to trade mark both of them. >> they want to make flags, t- shirts and baby wipes with the offensive words and symbols. c

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. >>> police are released this video in connection with a van limb investigation, police are look foug a man walking a dog at 2:45 on the morning of july 7th, walking by chuck's alibi the man spray paints it's walls and then leaves. >>> there is new developments about the meeting of president trump's top campaign staff and hi russian lawyer. donald trump jr. released a chain of emails shedding new light on the nature of the meeting. emily is in washington now with the details. >> reporter: the last few days we heard donald trump jr. change his story about the premise of that meeting but this new release of emails gives us a lot of fresh insight and the nature of it and why donald jr. agreed to it in the first place. donald trump jr. taking to twitter tuesday morning releasing what he claims is it's entire email chain leading up to his meeting with a russian lawyer with reported ties to the kremlin last year. in the messages, no mention of russian adoptions but this from rob goldstone. this is high level sensitive information but part of support for mr. trump. this new information shedd

. >> wassermann schultz has gone out on a limb for this guy. she refused to fire him until today they confiscated a laptop that was found abandoned in the raifn house office building and this was a laptop said to be used by imuran. capital police this to prove a case that democrats were hacked. wassermann schultz has this h bizarre exchange, you can see a video at daily.com. she says there's going to be consequences if you don't give this back. she hasn't wanted certain evidence to be seen. luke rose acc from the daily caller. i know there's a lot more layers to this story, but you'll be on fox business tomorrow. luke, i appreciate it tonight. thanks for staying up with us late on a story that a lot of people are talking about including former debbie wassermann. you can also see more on fox5dc.com. there was some security restrictions that a kayakers near president trump's golf course upside. kayakers and boat ers will still be able to use a portion of the potomac when the president i there. they will be able to use the maryland side of the pot

emergency crews say they've been bus which pour outages, damage, from falling tree limbs. in one area to evacuate their home. >>> back here at home now, turning to weather, weaver some wild weather yesterday, too, matt? >> weigh did, strong thunderstorm, severe thunderstorms came through the region yesterday. in the late afternoon, early evening, time frame, and then as quickly as they came in, they moved out. and we had a relatively nice night across the delaware vale. and it is now a warm sunday morning, for us, we go with some slightly less humid weather, and our weather watch ers are up this morning, still looks like a great picture out there morning, another sparkling sunday, lot of sunshine out there. i couldn't agree more. and then, also, ed, he has a picture every old glover think morning, in the dead calm out there in new jersey. a great reminder that fourth every july is right around the corner. and we will be dealing with the chance for maybe a stray shower on the fourth of july. but right now, out there, it is a nice quiet start to the day. we're seeing lot of

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he has extremely rare syndrome which can mean babies are born with underdeveloped limbs. nick is like i am 100% ready to go. >> that's amazing. >> wow. >> funny enough, you guys have actually seen nick before. you might remember him from 2014, christian you brought us this video. >> yes. i remember. >> he also did a hugely viral prank with norman reedus. he's a big star. with us this morning we have nick. you're in incredible shape. when did you decide i'm taking control of everything? >> i was about a sophomore in high school. this was a little bit longer aen e the bone was growing faster than the skin. i couldn't doing if things on it. everything i want to do in life, i do 110% or don't do it at all. i came home one day and said i want to be a wrestler. they said, what about your arm? i said let's amputate it. they both looked at each other like i was crazy. i was serious. we went ahead. we went and lasered off most of that arm. my senior year i tried out for the wrestling team. people are like how are you going to be an athlete. i said i'm going to be a varsity athlete

i feel good for the family, because they've been through so etch in the last four years, to get a limbre of -- little measure of justice is what they wanted. >> reporter: a jury find white guilty of walking into the jewelry mart on july 12, 2013, and slitting the throats of two store clerks, killing them. he shot the store owner, all in a dispute over a gold necklace. the 7 week trial ended with just half a day of deliberations for the jury, who were shown surveillance video of the attack. >> the specific acts that were committed were pretty simple to decide yes, they happened, and he did them because there's a lot of video film. >> i think the entire courtroom was bothered by the savage nature. >> reporter: in the confusion -- officers rolled up, white opened fire on the officers before ducking into a taco shop. the deputy public defender maintains white was suffering from ptsd at the time. >> i think just throughout this trial, some of the mental issues came out and are very clear. for example, he withdrew the insanity plea after we, you know, presented a lot of evidence based on ins

. >> reporter: limbed tickets are available for sunday's match. >>> san francisco district attorney wants to force uber and lyft to follow the law. he's asking the superior court to compel to comply with subpoenas issued six weeks ago. they requested the turnover records on safety, disability access and their operation. so far nothing has been forts co -- forthcoming. >> we have to strike the right balance to make sure the public is benefitting from the service they are providing. >>> we have much more ahead. food truck controversy in the east bay. the owner of the a popular taco spot says she's being forced to move and her business is tanking opinion. >>> lost in the oregon wilderness for two days. an east bay woman is safe after a very scary ordeal. >>> happy friday. you'll want to stick around. i have two get away for you coming up on finney's friday free stuff. >>> also, a stow away kitten in the north bay. do you recognize this little guy. >>> little prince george may not be smiling here but wait until you see his ♪ mom. ♪ ♪ where all the walls echo with laughter ♪ ♪ and every room h

he got limb out of a lot of legal jams already in florida. he had that road rage incident. he was tried, charged for road rage. he beat that. he had the domestic violence where the lady he was living with complained that he was threatening her and laying his hands on her. is he gonna go to a bar? is he gonna lose his temper? bob massi mentioned the word narcissist. this is a malignantly narcissistic person. jonathan hunt said he worked out to the extent a 70-year-old can work out. as a 74-year-old, let me tell you a lot of us work out. o.j. simpson does look as if he has taken care of himself behind bars. what happens to himself once he gets out and his only activity is playing golf an chasing bleach blondes. we'll see how that works out. >> i was waiting for that dig, geraldo. you have the juice to get that. if you and jon hunt want to get there on one screen and fight it out, i'd love to watch it. >> okay. i'll invite jonathan to the gym. just to finish that, i think that going to florida where he has adult children. these kids were so young when the crimes happened. they

that's the limb going into the machine now. they're clearing this downed tree that crushed the red car on the street and also left some damage to the two homes here on 3 street northwest. and again they're hoping to have this all cleared out meaning the tree and debris in this area by the end of night. but it will be a long overhaul for them and believe it or not, this was not the only type of aftermath or craziness that took place here across d.c.. just watch. >> mother nature showed no mercy this afternoon in d.c.. from a lightning strike that started a rooftop fire at a house on seaton place northwest to a torrential downpour that flooded city streets and not to mention a massive crushed this car on 32 street northwest. john martin is the homeowner next door. he says his whole day changed around 4:00 this afternoon during the heavy downpours. >> our light went off as we heard a crash. and not that bad a crash. didn't sound bad inside the house. >> when he looked outside this is what he saw. >> i was annoyed. >> luckily thoug