four years ago when ian was 15 all that changed dramatically in one split second on a north carolina beach. >> just hanging out with some friends we went down into the ocean, i dove into a wave, what pushed me down into a sand bar where i broke my neck in my c-5, c-6 vertebra. >> ian was paralyzed over most of his body. >> what do you miss most since your accident? >> the biggest thing is independence, doing things for myself. >> when the doctor overseeing ian's rehabilitation suggested he take part in a experiment, he jumped at the chance. patel spent ten years developing a way to bypasses the spinal chord, they call it the neural bridge. >> there was a lot to consider. i was saying, sign me up for brain surgery that i don't need. >> dr. ali resai implanted a tiny chip the size of a pea in the motor cortex of ian's brain. >> you have to be precise, you have to get the exact spot on the surface of the brain that is controlling the movements of the arms and the legs. >> the chip containing electrodes to scan brain signals is attached to wires that attach to a slender screwed into ian's skul

> reporter: four years ago when ian was 19, it changed dramatically in a split second at a north carolina beach just happening out with friends. we went to the o. i dove -- ocean. i dove into a wave that pushed me into a sandbar, and i broke my neck, c 5 and c 6. >> reporter: ian was paralyzed over most of his body. what do you miss the most since your accident? >> the biggest thing is independence, doing things for myself. i have to rely on other people for basic things as far as getting up and getting dressed. >> ian decided he would not let the accident that changed his life dictate his future. >> you can say "this is awful", and stay at home and not do anything about it, or you can make the best of it. >> reporter: so when the doctor overseeing ian's rehabilitation suggested he take part in an experiment, ian jumped at the chance. patel, a nonprofit company spent 10 years to translate signals from the brain sending it to the human muscle. they call it the neurobridge. the purpose is to look at the signals in the brain, as someone things about movement, particularly movement that they have l

understand that he may never regain the independence si lost on the north carolina beach, but knowing, too, that his pian earring effort may make it easier for other patients to move their muscles with their mind. >>> that's an amazing story, isn't it. let's get the sport now. >> thank you. we'll start with football. cristiano ronaldo's world cup disappointment already looks to be a fast-fading memory. he scored as real madrid won the supercup. his efforts enshored he took top billing. despite the new sign ngs of tony crews and rodriguez. cristiano ronaldo beat the last year winners 2-0. >> it was an important trophy. and the other team played fantastic. i scored two goals, which is in my opinion, was very important for me, to build confidence to start well this season. some good, i'm happy. won trophy. very good. >>> uruguay's strikers learn whether an appeal against a 4-month ban is successful. a verdict will be announced by the court of arbitration. the barcelona signing was banned from signing after biting an opoment during a world cup match, and luis suarez was suspended from nin

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>> four years ago, when he was 19, all that changed dramatically in one split second on a north carolina beach. >> i was hanging out with friends. we went dew the ocean. i dove into a wave which pushed me down into a sandbar where i broke my neck and c5, c6 vertebra. >> he was paralyzed over most of his body. >> what do you miss most since your accident? >> the biggest thing is independence, doing things for myself. >> when the doctor overseeing his rehabilitation suggested he take part in a revolutionary experiment, ian jumped in the chance. a non-profit research company spent 10 years developing a way to translate signals from the brain and send them directly to human muscles, by passing the spinal cord. they called it the neurobridge. >> there was a lot of things to consider. i was saying hey, sign me up for brain surgery that i don't need. >> a neurosurgeon implanted a tiny chip about the size of a pea in the motor core tex of ian's brain. >> you ever to be precise. you have to be able to get an exact spot on the surface of the brain that is patrolling the movements of the arms and legs. >

that's why rescuers at atlantic beach in north carolina are reminding swimmers if they get caught in a riptide, don't fight the current. swim out of it sideways. >> it's very difficult to rescue a struggling swimmer yourself. the key to try and provide assistance to someone is to provide them lotation. we like to say flotation, flotation, flotation because there's many things you can find out here at the beach that can be used for that. >> rescuers say swimming around jetties and piers may increase the risk of getting caught in a riptide. >>> weather alert -- no weather alert days now but we may need them as we head toward the labor day holiday weekend as the heat and humidity are going to build. the heat and humidity building today. there's a front back in ohio, western new york, northwestern pennsylvania. out ahead of it very quiet and heating up. a sliver of clouds from winchester, westminster. that's about it. lots of sunshine and lots of temperatures already into the lower 80s. we're up to 84. low 80s in the shenandoah valley. cumberland also 84 and 83 in washington. it's going

the atlantic ocean at this hour creating rough surf up and down the coas k at wriegtsville beach in north carolinaswimming restrictions are in place in ocean city, maryland after local city teenager drowned there. >> a monster storm also churning off the pacific coast and triggering mass waves along western beaches as well. >> concerns about the safety of swimmers hoping to make one last dive before su ends. >> a surfer's paradise. epic swells from hurricane marie, churning hundreds of the miles away in t c ocean. once category 5, it is still packing a the big punch. >> extremely rare. during the winter with e get significant storms here but during the summer this the first time in 25 years we've had a summer storm like this cause damage this significant along the coastline. >> newport beach, famous for body surfing, waves are 8 to 12 feet and expected to grow. >> people choosing to go in the water are equipped to do so. and people that aren't equipped to do is we encourage they stay on the beach. >> massive berms erected on the most iconic beaches to combat erosion and flooding from the constant

you're going to atlantic beach with a guest located along north carolina's beautiful krifcrysta coastue town finished by atlantic beach realty and air fair accommodatioaccommodations >> i am so excited. that's my favor the thing to do is the beach. >> we're excited for you. >> have fun. >> thank you. >> all right all the gossip is coming ahead. okay. don't miss that. >> uh-huh. >>> we are back with more of today on this fun day monday. time to get you caught up on today's buzz and all the hollywood headlines you might have missed while you were celebrating hoda's birth day over the weekend. >> hello, nina. >> good to see you. >> like wise. >> i gss some bad news for the rock. >> that is right. so the rock took to instagram on sunday to share the news that his mother and cousin lina were in a car accident. they were hit head on by a drunk driver butuckily they survived. by the grace of god they are okay. >> what about the driver. >> the rock has remained kind of secretive about the details of the accident. we don't though where it happened or what exactly it entailed. he did post a pic

beach. and northeastern carolina. north carolina. that will continue to move offshore. again it could spin isolated shower or some clouds into he can treatment southern delaware but we're not talking about anything too strong. and everything will be very widely scattered here we are at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. most of the area just seeing some sunshine. that will be the story through most of today -- tomorrow. it looks very nice. mix of sun and clouds. yes, the model is spinning out a stray shower can't be ruled out just because we have a front come from the a system towards our south. we could have shower in the mix of what is very nice day. tomorrow looks good and so does wednesday originally over the weekend it look liked we'd have stormy midweek it doesn't look like that now. by wednesday, 5:00 o'clock, a lot of sunshine. temperatures remaining comfortable maybe a touch more humid but it doesn't look like anything oppressive. by thursday we watch a cold front come in through the west. you can see the green spreading eastward this will be our first chance of reall

this system moving due east and bringing heavy rain to virginia beach, eastern north carolina.not going to move further north enough to effect us a us. maybe clouds and showers reach extreme southern delaware overnight tonight but that's about it. war under the influence of high pressure off towards our north. high pressure system gave us a great day. 83 was the high temperature here in philadelphia. the normal 85. the record 97. we haven't seen gotten to 97 so far this month. and only once or twice so far this summer no record highs even so far this summer. what has been pretty very cool in comparison to the last few years. 77 in philly. 67 in pottstown. 69 in trenton, new jersey. 60 at the top of mount pock know and seventy two in millville. really nice night. fox future cast let's track the system bringing a mess towards our south. the good news not going to impact us just told you that. spin offshore overnight tonight into early tuesday morning. here we are at 7:00 a.m. on tuesday. some clouds again maybe isolated shower. we have to keep that stray shower chance in because

over the next couple of days, anywhere from long island, delaware coast, through virginia beach into the north carolina coast, and that is going to cause some high waves ourselves. surfers delight, but for the rest of us, you got to be real careful out there. sixty-nine in philadelphia right now, 57 in millville. sixty-three allentown and hot day ahead. ninety-two will be the high temperature with plenty of sunshine, slight chance of shower tonight. otherwise, that cold front which will bring you shower chance, bridges us nice drop in temperatures thursday, friday, heat back up for the holiday weekends, and there is a chance of thunderstorms sunday and monday. so, especially on labor day itself, we could be seeing some rain move through. first peak at your eagles forecast, if you are going to the pre-season game tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m., kick off temperature 80 degrees, it will be beautiful night although breezy. that's a look at your seven day forecast, we go to talcony. where we do have road closed, unruh avenue between new state road and keystone road. your alternate there is going to be along sh

beaches. this creates dangerous water conditions, you don't want to be swimming where there are no lifeguards present. it's mostly off the coast of north carolina, and it's going to continue to give us those swells as we go through tomorrow, it will continue to move away from the mid-atlantic and the northeast as we go through tomorrow and even into the day friday. locally, though, a few light showers through the lehigh valley, all because of a cold front, this will be changing the conditions for us as we go into tomorrow. we'll take a look at that forecast and storms for your labor day weekend coming up. >>> the taney dragons day long celebration continued tonight at citizens bank park. before the game, the little leaguers and coaches got to walk the red carpet across the field through a tunnel of family friends and phillies players. one by one, each player was introduced. and the team took a lap around the stadium and threw out a group first pitch. quite an exciting night for these young kids. earlier in the day, the city of philadelphia celebrated the dragons little league success with a parade down broad street, complete with the mummers, p

hit the mayor land, kicking up waves along the coast in emeralds islands, north carolina, red flag warnings were out on the beachwarn swimmers to stay out of the water. most of the carolina coast, high risk, the rip currents, due to the storm. >>> now, an adorable scene, from aquarium in california. check this out. >> yep, these little ones, newest continuing wins, at the aquarium of the passive nick long beach. born in june, and recently introduced to the public. they are penguins checks, which are nature i have to argentine, a and chile, the aquarium is asking for help in naming them. >> yes, so maybe tweet your names to them, they're not -- there we go. >> all right, so, if you can just get on a plane right now, caitlin, just fly anywhere, where would you go? >> that's a hard question. >> that's really hard. >> why would you do that to her? >> i don't know, maybe so no, ma'am a county where i have always wanted to go, pick up some of the those wine booth that is have been tossed around maybe, grab them? >> good question, my goodness, anywhere but here? just kidding. tracking the tropics, where you don't want

this is all along the north carolina, virginia, delaware, new jersey, and new york beaches.it is going to look beautiful outside. but be very careful this that surf here on very popular week and weekends. >>> fox future cast showing a loft sunshine today. these clouds indicate cold front coming through later tonight, may spark a shower north and west, otherwise, dry as the colds front possible cents us by. temperatures right now in the six 60s to 70 degrees here in philadelphia, you will see the effect of the cold front in our temperatures over the next two days. hot, humid today, 92, a lot of sunshine, through the rest of the week, beautiful ends to the week with cooler air moving through, just 84, thursday, 83 on friday. but the warm weather returns to the weekend. also gets unsettled. we have chance every thunderstorms on sunday, and again, on monday, labor day itself. it looks like we dry out. but stay warm by next tuesday. that's a look at your seven day forecast, back to the roads and in manayunk, we go, southbound belmont avenue between 76 and main street, this is ano

beach forecast, wonderful sunday. ocean city down to the outer banks of north carolina, sunny and dry monday through wednesday of nextweek. >> the weather today was too much like san francisco. >> it was. had to baltimore to play the ravens. it's tgif. got defensive tonight at the ballpark, but their heads were spinning the rest of the night. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> the party ended at nationals park tonight. doug fister made a couple mistakes, momentum with the other way and boom goes the dynamite. san francisco with 14 hits. here is the rookie, 4-5. top of the fourth, with two runners on base, he sends this to the clowns, ballgame over. three run dinner, changes the complexion of the game. that's ok, it was one heck of a run for the nets. -- it was one heck of a run for the nats. >> those don't come around often. we will get to work tomorrow and see fog start another streak. >> reds-braves, atlanta with the no-hit gem. billy hamilton into centerfield, single. tiee goes the know know, game at 1-1. atlanta just scored two top of the 12 and the braves have take

north carolina approaching southeastern virginia. that's going to head toward delmarva. if you're going to virginia beach, ocean city, whatever, keep in mind we've got a lot of moisture we're going to work with. with the front nearby for the weekend, we'll have on and off showers i think right through sunday. at times nice lulls. other times you'll be inside, like right now if you're down south. look at the heavier rain in lynchburg through richmond. now into southern maryland. there's the stuff over toward norfolk, virginia beach. in st. mary's county coming out of the northern neck, newland, back toward reedville though jan said she hasn't seen much rain down there. north and west of us, not much going on yet, montgomery and loudoun and howard and northern fairfax county. in the mountains of west virginia, western maryland, we're seeing a couple of showers starting to pop. here in d.c., i was in the rain, light rain at noon but last few minutes we're just on the edge. notice southeast seeing it over toward prince george's county. most of that county is seeing some light rain now. a little heavier showe

beach from north carolina, attended undergraduate school at morehouse college in georgia.n graduation he accepted a marketing management position in washington, d.c. while in washington, d.c. received an nba from howard university. he completed his dock torl studies with the dba in marketing from the university of phoenix. third generation entrepreneur at 28 years of age he founded multi-million dollar food, beverage, entertainment company with five locations in washington, d.c. later established a regional publishing that included public affairs programming, international video documentaries, community newspapers, regional lifestyle magazines and statewide travel and tourism dpids from north carolina, maryland and washington, d.c. as an avid civil war historian, he's the founding director of the cultural heritage museum in north carolina, which is dedicated to 200,000 african-american soldiers who fought with the union army in the american civil war. presently dr. beach is president of the united states colored troops living history association, the national associations

north carolina. it will not be a threat to the u.s. we may get some high surf over the next couple of days at the beaches. that's the biggest concern. 88 today if not locally 90 but dry. tonight upper 60s. closer to 60 in the northwest suburbs. even a few 50s out there and a patch of fog. 92 tomorrow. the late storm north and west. we cool down some for thursday and friday, mid-80s. then the labor day weekend looks hot, looks humid, low 90s saturday through hondz with a chce of mainly -- through monday with a chance of [ brian ] in a race, it's about getting to the finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. it's important to know the difference. like when i found out i had a blood clot in my leg. my doctor said that it could travel to my lungs and become an even bigger problem. and that i had to take action. so he talked to me about xarelto®. [ male announcer ] xarelto® is the first oral prescription blood thinner proven to treat and help prevent dvt and pe that doesn't require regular blood monitoring or changes to your diet. [ brian ] for a prior dvt i took warfarin, which required

beach, look out for high surf. there is a view from wrightsville beac north carolina. the surf is beginning to pick up. some of the buoys out to sea are picking up to 10 foot seas right now. that is all coming from hurricane cristobal which is way off the coast, way far away. kcht even s t ee the clouds. but there is a view from space showing it is getting more organized. there is the spin, the circulation. it's a category 1 hurricane. right now it has winds of about 80 miles an hou these are the latest coordinates and it's tracking to the north at about 12 miles an hour. it looks like it will continue north and then take a sharp turn to the northeas so well off the atlantic seaboard. and continuing to track off the new england coast but it will be close enough to our atlantic coast from the outer banks all the way to the jersey shore for this some rough surf and rip currents, some waves could be 8 to2 foot late tonight into tomorrow morning. ed a then maybe 8 to 10 footers right off ocean city up to are a hoe bo rehoean thursday. and then it will pull away for the labor day weekend. there is the brigh

north carolina. and under that dry air, look we've got 40s in many areas in western pennsylvania this morning. locally we're still 70 in town but 66 along the bay and 68 at north beach that keeps them warmer but look north and west, mid 50s from lovettsville it's 59 in warrenton this morning. reston dipped the 58 and it's 63 in alexandria. so our michael & son weather camera little cloud bank here blocking the sunrise this morning. it's 70-degrees and mostly sunny at reagan national officially. we do see this area of rotation, this is low pressure. this is all moving to the east and throwing some clouds our way and eventually we may get a stray shower out of that west of 81 this afternoon. at beach look at this forecast for the next three days. upper 70s the next few days and could be a shower monday. but overall, that's pretty good looking forecast. around here, the mix of clouds and sun through the weekend. with a chance of a shower west today. 86. could see a shower over the weekend nothing terrible but better chances south and west of washington. mid 80s for highs. next week, i think monday won't be too bad even though there's that shower threat on the beach. tu

north carolina. >> we are together as a community that we were in liberia. we just don't have the beachike we had there in liberia. >> reporter: he hopes to be reunited with nancy soon. after more than a week apart. >> i think i have a little bit of a reputation of being a patient person, so i'm content to wait it out and it will be a great day when we get back together. >> reporter: elizabeth cohen, cnn, reporting. >> let's take a short break now. but still to come, he was perhaps at his best on the big screen and fans of robin williams haven't seen the last of him yet. she's still the one for you. and cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backac

cultural heritage museum in north carolina, dedicated to the two hundred thousand african-american soldiers who follow the union army in the american civil war. dr. beach'ssident of the united states living history dedicated to preserving the history of african-american participation in the civil war. he is the senior vice president of the national business league, the national business trade association done that by booker t. washington in 1900. he is the past chairman of the district of columbia chamber of commerce, the largest vendors -- membership. privilege to introduce them to you. [applause] >> thank you. i didn't realize i was that old and had been around that long. you start to do these reenactments and think about the 1800s and say maybe i have been around for a while. all of you. to i wanted to thank you for coming out. in the ceremonies surrounding it means a lot to us. we are reenactors. of thecommemorate her's thousands of african-americans who fought for their freedom during the american civil war. noto all of the country only doing reenactments, but we do living history demonstrations. what we find is that the impact on our audience, espe

north carolina, a lot more rain is coming into play. we are watching flood watches, advisories in effect. so, if you have plans for the beach maybe tomorrow, it's going to be rainy in the morning. we expect to see maybe going to be breaking out, richelle, by the time we get to the afternoon. but our beautiful cool summer that we have had is about to end. >> great. >> going to be hot? >> bye, kevin. all right. some american zoos are facing a tough sdweings that will have a dramatic effect on the lives of their elephants. >> story just ahead on "al jazeera america." >>> get out of the water! >> dramatic. right? beach goers in florida got a scare after that. >> that's a hammerhead shark that came right up to shore, terrified swimmers near pensacola, frantically got out of the water to save themselves the man taking the video say the sharks swam around 10 to 15 minutes before retreating back into the sea. pretty excited there. american zoo elephant population is dwindling. of the 224 zoos, only 66 have herds. how one zoo in seattle is making some tough decisions as it figures out the best ways to save on a popular exhibit. >> a

so i know it's hard to complain but if you have beach plans or plans outdoors, let me get to the specifics. already watching heavy rain from north carolina upstate to south carolina and a ton of rain off the coast of south carolina. that is all going to move up the coast during the day today. let me time it for you. 2:00 p.m. today, the color in green means light rain. the heavier rain in the red so at 2:00 p.m. scattered storms throughout the northeast. you wake up saturday morning it's really from i-95 to the coast. we could be talking heavy rain from areas of the delmarva to new york city and long island up to connecticut. then as we go through saturday afternoon, more heavy rain continues. then sunday morning, you wake up and still areas of heavy rain. southern new england all the way back through northern portions of new jersey to pennsylvania. i think you get the picture. it looks to be very cloudy and if it's not raining, at least appreciate it. the middle of the nation you're looking fantastic. no problems on much of the west coast either. for the most part, it's just going to be the eastern seaboard. we are going to keep the rai

north carolina being monitored for any symptoms. >>: it's just like being in your favorite campground and was and we are together as a community that we were and liberia we just don't have the beachght to be reunited with nancy soon after more than a week apart. i think al little bit of a reputation so on content to wait it out and it will be a great day to get back together. so one of the year. >>: reporter: he clear: lea dorset's wife. >>: she seems to be concerned about other people and relating to them and encouraging and loving them. every one that meets their falls in love with her. she's such a charming beautiful person. i have the privilege of being able to hang around here for the last four years. >>: reporter: there were a year they were trying to save lives in africa she almost had her life ended. >>: that can california the plans to build a high-speed rail line between bakersfield was approved. the transportation board authorized the of structure with a tool to one vote. the first one was a stretch be torn fresno. supporters of this system says it will drive predictable travel times between major urban areas and plans call for the complete system to be more than 800 m