look just for a second how she distributes her weight through her body, especially through the hips, pelvis and upper legs. she's not just working her arm. it's straight through her core and back. i encourage intermediate students, advanced beginners to try it. it's great for your back. >> hold that for the rest of the show, carol. >> exactly. she could do it for ten minutes. >> i'm messing with you. tremendous display. what would you say to people who haven't yet tried yoga and they are feeling back pain? >> it's a good question. i would say don't be afraid of going to a yoga class. it's worth it to take care of yourself. call your local yoga studio. find out if they have a back series. we offer for your new year's resolution to get a healthy back for 2013. >> let me give you a helping hand here. helping us get your backs in shape. thanks for the presentation. the time is 11:51. coming up, the funny moment you have to see when a phone call interrupts a press conference. plus, storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein back with another check of the big changes taking place over the next if the

suffered spinal injuries, a crushed pelvis, broken ribs and it's amazingm through this.ded up getting a year infá prison and his driver license was suspended for two years. >> look at the passersby drag that guy out of the car. >> those people would have been dead because of him having that extra drink or two or three. >>> a bus driver strike leads to chaos in the streets. >> people fighting over vehicles. just a complete mess. >> we have the story behind mass transit mayhem. >>> and two dudes takefá on som major drifting. >> they're going to play afá ga of drift. sort of like afá game of horse where each challenge gets you a letter. >> can't tell the action at the game and see who takes it next. >> that was perfect. >> if you ever felt like you've really been packed in on a subway car or a train, you haven't seen anything yet. videos from mtv in kenya. people just packing into a train system. when i say packing in, i mean pushing people in through windows. just a complete mess. >> you might be asking why is the train system so packed? there was a strike going on with m

she had a back and pelvis injury. the paramedics had to immobilize her on a backboard and pull her out of this remote area. >> can you imagine the pain? >> the paramedics were able to give her some pain medication. but you're right, it probably was not a comfortable position. >> you had a helicopter, a paramedics crews and a local farmer. like hey man, we need to borrow your quad. everybody work together to help out. >> this rescue took three hours, not an easy operation. >>>. [ sirens ] >>> our friend scott has uploaded another cute chinchilla video to chin tube hd, and this one is all about the holidays. awwwwww! >> those little chinchillas hanging out in the happy holidays basket. >> they look so cozy in there, too. >> i would have liked to see a santa hat on one of these guys. >> i think you could easily. pho photoshop one on them right there. >> they fall asleep cuddled up to each other like a pair of slippers. >> are they breathing? >> you can't tell because they're so furry. >>> gabe can't get to school. [ laug

her pelvis was broken in three places and surgery was going to cost $5000. >> can't afford that. >> reporterdersons knew the only other option would be putting shasta down. so they got on craigslist hoping to find someone who could afford to take care of shasta. instead they found mary. >> her guardian angel. >> reporter: who worked with lindsay to set up this fundraising site. mary, whom the andersons have never met, even spread the word on facebook urging foal strangers to give money. >> one day it was $720, the next morning it was at $1300. almost doubled. >> we were shocked and grateful. many of them are strangers. like donating $500, someone we don't even know. >> reporter: within four days the site had racked up $3300. enough for doctors to go ahead with the surgery just days before christmas. the andersons are still trying to raise the last $1300 on giveforward.com but shasta is recovering. >> we're just grateful there are people out there willing to give to a puppy. >> reporter: and that, they say, is priceless. >> a berkeley fiction writer is the winner of the saturday evening post'

suffered spinal injuries, a crushed pelvis, broken ribs and it's amazingm through this.ded up getting a year infá prison and his driver license was suspended for two years. >> look at the passersby drag that guy out of the car. >> those people would have been dead because of him having that extra drink or two or three. >>> a bus driver strike leads to chaos in the streets. >> people fighting over vehicles. just a complete mess. >> we have the story behind mass transit mayhem. >>> and two dudes takefá on som major drifting. >> they're going to play afá ga of drift. sort of like afá game of horse where each challee gets you a letter. >> can't tell the action at the game and see who takes it next. >> that was perfect. [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t. [ male announcer ] it's no secret that the price of things just keeps going up. [ female announcer ] but we have some good news. it's our bundle price promise. [ male announcer ] a price you can definitely count on, for two whole years. from at&t. [ female announcer ] a great price for a great triple-pl

sunday we usually went to church on sundays the weather was wonderful but then the door opened and pelvis suddenly jumped ten grabbed the child and pulled him out to the car. wash. what happened next to anton reads like the plot from a second rate spy thriller he was put into a car and taken first and petersburg where he was kept at the finnish consulate for some time then the boy was put into the trunk of a diplomatic and taken to finland the diplomat who helped cover was declared persona non grata by russia following the incident but anton's father insists that the kidnapping was the only way to save his son. the diplomats help to me and i am very grateful to them for that and i don't but it simply had no choice and i was very much afraid of losing my son but i know once again thank the staff of the consulate i tried to act according to the law but to no avail. but mr. bremer was left alone in russia and faced with a choice she could come to terms with the loss of a son or return to finland and risk going to prison for taking arms on an out of the country. wealthy british style. market

her pelvis was broken in three places and surgery was going to cost $5,000. >> can't afford that. >> reporter: the andersons knew the only other option would be putting her down so they got on craigslist, hoping to find someone who could afford to take care of their dog. instead, they found a woman named mary. >> mary is an angel. >> guardian angel. >> reporter: who works to set up this fundraising site on giveforward.com. mary even spread the word on facebook urging total strangers to give money for shasta's surgery. >> one day it was at $720, the next morning it was $1,300. almost doubled. >> just grateful. many of them are strangers. like somebody donated $500, somebody we don't even know. >> reporter: within four days the site are raise raised $3300 enough to operate before christmas. >> shasta, knock it off. >> reporter: andersons are still trying to raise the last $1,300 on giveforward.com but shasta is recovering. >> we're just grateful that there's people out there willing to give to a puppy. >> reporter: and that, they say, is priceless. in antioch, christin ayers, cbs 5. >>

and we will talk about pressure points in the body and in the upper arm here and this around the pelvis and you can practice this one at home with a friend and we will do this one here. okay. take your left arm and hold it up, 90-degrees here and take th four fingers of the hand and yo find a muscle on top and muscle below and in the middle there i a bone and you feel on the bone with the forefingers and somewhere in there you will fin a pulse and you mush it up against the bone and if somebod was taking your pulse at your wrist this time the pulse would disappear. what you're doing is reducing the flow of blood to the affec affected part, to the arm. okay. what you're not doing is blocking the venus return. you're not sequestering blood the affected part and not blocking it off entirely. if you blocked it off entirely what is that called? a turn kit and we try not to us the t word in disaster medicine and tiewrn kits are -- turn kit are too often used by the publi and elevate the pressure point before you think about that. what is this patient suffering from? >> (inaudible) a little bi

her pelvis broken in three places and surgery was going to cost $5,000. >> we can't afford that. they knew putting him down, so they got on craig's list, hoping to find someone that could afford to take care of her. instead they found this woman. >> and yes, she is an angel. >> yes, she is an angel. >> reporter: a guardian angel that works with lindsay to set up this fundraising site on giveforward.com. she even spread the word on facebook. urging total strangers to give money for the surgery. >> one day it was that much. the next morning it was, i think $1,300, almost double. >> many of them were strangers, donating about $1,500. >> reporter: within four days the site had wracked up $3,300, enough for doctors to go ahead with the surgery just days before christmas. >> knock it off. >> reporter: they are still trying to raise the last $1,300 on giveforward.com. but she is recovering. >> we are just grateful that there are people out there willing to give to a puppy. >> reporter: that they say is priceless. >> wow, a beautiful dog. >>> a berkeley fiction writer is the winner of th

broke his pelvis. >> what? >> the crash didn't seem that bad.on't know i can call ate crash. >> three months of recovery. he is now okay. our final fail, guy has his quad trying to cross a river or stream. smart enough to put his feet up. he doesn't want to get himself completely wet. >> oh! poor fool. so he's trying not to get wet so he does this crazy maneuver on his quad and then he's all in. >> takes a header right into the drink. buddies think it's funny like we did. >>> big crowd, lots of noise. >> something big is going on and i mean really big. >> something big right out of the ocean. find out what has all these people in a frenzy. and meanwhile, in finland. >> found a rare, very rare animal here. >> see what this animal does next. a special message from at&t. [ male announcer ] it's no secret that the price of things just keeps going up. [ female announcer ] but we have some good news. it's our bundle price promise. [ male announcer ] a price you can definitely count on, for two whole years. from at&t. [ female announcer ] a great price

her pelvis was broken in three places and doctors told a bay area owners surgery could cost $5,000. well, they searched craigslist for a potential new owner who could afford that. instead, they found a woman named mary who helped them set up a fundraising site. >> one day it was at 720, the next morning it was at 1300. almost doubled. >> many strangers gave money. >> within four days the site racked up $3,300 enough for the surgery. the andersons are still trying to raise the other amount at giveforward.com. >> the dog is up and waddling and one of those call of the wild dogs. those huskies have a way of going, i love you, i love you, i love you. but nature calls and off they go! >>> a big boost for california's wine country. and why international investors are ready to buy american real estate. >> and we continue to track that deadly winter storm in the midwest and south. where tornadoes tore through homes. >> we're live in san leandro and 'tis the season for gifting, shopping, now it's returning. we'll talk to you about post- christmas sales and how early some of these stores are

that means large head, narrow pelvis we have to be born prematurely.se, we would never get born. the head already is the biggest part of the body. now, the horse can run on the first day of life. human beings aren't that developed for two years. that means much of our brain development, that in other animals occurs safely in the uterus, for us has to occur out there in the environment. and which circuits develop and which don't depend very much on environmental input. when people are mistreated, stressed or abused, their brains don't develop the way they ought to. it's that simple. and unfortunately, my profession, the medical profession, puts all the emphasis on genetics rather than on the environment, which, of course, is a simple explanation. it also takes everybody off the hook. >> what do you mean, it takes people off the hook? >> well, if people's behaviors and dysfunctions are regulated, controlled and determined by genes, we don't have to look at child welfare policies, we don't have to look at the kind of support that we give to pregnant women

a scissor blade left near a pelvis. even this one. an 18-inch retractor left behind.stakes like the one that happened to lonnie. they operated on the wrong knee. >> i was under. i was helpless. >> reporter: it happens a lot more than you might think. >> what we found is that about 40 times per week in the u.s., patients have a sponge or a towel left. 20 times a week, we operate on the wrong side of the body or the wrong part of the body. and 20 times we do the wrong operation. >> reporter: dr. jeffrey port of new york presbyterian hospital showed me what's supposed to happen before surgery even starts. >> we make a mark with our initials on the side of the surgery. >> reporter: the surgeon initials the correct limb. once inside the o.r., everything stops and they hold up a checklist. >> what is the procedure? does it match the consent? >> reporter: nurses should count the instruments and gauze sponges before and after surgery. and some hospitals use a new technology that dr. port pioneered. a tiny tracking chip attached to each piece of gauze. are surgeons taking this

. >> because the pelvis tilts some, it can further accentuate the pressure caused on the nerves. >> expertsy one good option is to consider jeans that have some stretch build into them. 64% polyester, 31% cotton and 5% spandex. >> or short of that, shop for pants with more room in the thigh area where the nerves are more likely to become compressed. >> carolyn johnson, abc7 news. >>> and doctors warn the condition can become serious and potentially cause permanent nerve damage if the problem is not corrected. >>> coming up next, it's going to be a very happy new year for one south san francisco family. the newest lotto millionaire when we return. >>> take a look at the winning numbers from last night's $8 million super lotto plus. 6, 9, 20, 28, 33. the meganumber 19. no one correctly picked all six numbers. wednesday night's jackpot is estimated at $9 million. there is a south san francisco retiree who is now $23 million richer. robert bought a winning ticket at the sunshine center pharmacy in south san francisco before christmas. he did not discover he won until a few days ago when a frien

. >> because the pelvis tilts some, it can further accentuate the pressure caused on the nerves. >> experts say one good option is to consider jeans that have 64% polyester, 31% cotton and 5% spandex. >> or short of that, shop for pants with more room in the thigh area where the nerves are more likely to become compressed. >> up next, it will be a happy new year for one south san francisco >>> take a look at the winning numbers from last night's $8 million super lotto plus. 6, 9, 20, 28, 33. the meganumber 19. no one correctly picked all six numbers. wednesday night's jackpot is estimated at $9 million. there is a south san francisco retiree who is now $23 million richer. robert bought a winning ticket at the sunshine center pharmacy in south san francisco before christmas. he did not discover he won until just a few days ago when a friend reminded him check your ticket. he said he hasn't decided what 20 do with the money just yet. sunshine pharmacy will get $115,000 for selling that winning ticket. frances, you said he should give that friend a cut of the money. >> oh, yeah. like i get a p

he's lifting out of the pelvis. just relaxing.. >> i would want to stay in this pose for a while. >> seriously, five minutes maybe. watch your breath. see how you feel. >> one last tip you may want to point out. >> thinking about 2013. just take care of yourself. 2013 is the year to detox. do something like search google and find a cheap way to start yoga for the new year. why not? >> celebrate and take it easy. >> happy early new year's. the time now 11:40 on new year's midday. the colorful list of words and phrases many wish could be banned. some of it may surprise you. >> bright for decades. ever forget someone's name after a you meet them? it's embarrassing. hear how to trick your memory into putting names with alright let's break it down. mom, pop it. ♪ two inches apart, becky. two inches. t-minus nine minutes. [ ding ] [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls. let the making begin. ♪ faster than mandy can hang up on mr. monday. you hang up first. [ female announcer ] in just 60 seconds, you've got snack-defying, satisfy

. >> because the pelvis tilt some it further accentuate the pressure that is caused on the nerves. >>reporter: experts say one good option is to consider jeans with stretch built in them. >> it is 64 percent polyester. 31 percent cotton. 5 percent expand ex. >>reporter: short of that shop for cut with slightly more room in the thigh area where the nerves are most likely to become compressed. this is abc 7 news. >> one more note on this. doctors warn that the condition can be serious and potentially cause permanent nerve daniel if the problem is not correct the. >>> just ahead here. saying goodbye to national hero. plus going over the fiscal cliff and just how much it could cost you if legislators can't come to an agreement. you will be surprisinged how much you could owe. >> new fall out from the fiscal cliff. how the crisis in washington could end up making new prices double in the next few week. >> wild scene. shark tank burst sending fish flying and shoppers into a panic. we let you know what led up to the you know what led up to the accident and what happened >> one of the hero

. >> because the pelvis tilts some, it can further accentuate the pressure that's caused. >> reporterand the tight tend continues to squeeze society one leg at a time. ♪ everyone i got my tight pants got my tight pants on ♪ >> reporter: just remember to wear them responsibly. >> that video is something, right? all jokes aside. these risks will continue as long as the style is trendy. if you had to do a lunge, squat or anything else to get into them, you should toss them into the closet. we're all quality of it. put them out of the washer. and do the lunge and the squat. >> those are good tips. stretchy. and get some that fit. >> absolutely. >> dan, you don't have to give up the idea of wearing skinny pants. >> i should have stayed out of this entire conversation. thanks, rachel. we appreciate it. >>> as we prepare to make our new year's resolutions, there's one individual from whom we can all draw inspiration. his name is tim. he is a morbidly obese feline. he has followed a strict diet and exercise plan. clayton sandell has the amazing results. >> reporter: need a little inspiration

her pelvis was broken in three places and surgery was going to cost $5,000. >> can't afford that. >> reporter: they knew the only other option would be putting her down so they got on craigslist hoping to find someone who could afford to take care of shasta. instead they found a woman named mary. >>> she's an angel. >> reporter: who worked with lindsey to set up this fundraising site on give forward.com. mary whom the andersons never met urged total strangers to give money for the surgery. >> one day it was at $720. the next morning it was $1300, almost doubled. >> very grateful. many of them are strangers. somebody gave $500, somebody we don't even know. >> reporter: within four days the site had racked up $3,300, enough for doctors to go ahead with the surgery just days before christmas. >> shasta, knock it off. >> reporter: the andersons are still trying to raise the last $1,300 on giveforward.com but shasta is recovering. >> we are just grateful that there are people out there willing to give to a puppy. >> reporter: and this, they say, is priceless. in antioch, christin ayers, c

although he suffers minor burns, a broken pelvis, and leg, wright is lucky to escape with his life. just a few days later, he's well enough to address the media. >> i just wanted to thank all the heroes that put their lives on the line to save mine. i'm forever in debt. i can't thank them enough. i just hope they know how much they mean to me. >> for his part, james o'day doesn't think of himself as a hero. >> anybody would give a helping hand to anybody who is in need. that's exactly what i did. i didn't do anything extraordinary. >> kelsey alder doesn't like the label either, despite risking her own life when lifting the burning car. >> from my mind, i was focused on him and his life and what we could do to get him out of there. even if it meant risking my own. >> you see a lot of bad things happen in the world. wars, famines, starvation. then you see a few people help out someone in the small, little town usa, and it gives you a little bit of hope of what mankind is capable of. >>> coming up, a teenage boy is trapped under six feet of sand. >>> and later, a stage comes crashing d

. >> because the pelvis tilts some it can further accentuate the pressure caused on the nerves. >> expertsne good option is to consider jeans that have some stretch build into them. 64% polyester, some cotton and 5% spandex. >> or short of that, shop for pants with more room in the thigh area where the nerves are more likely to become compressed. >> and doctors warn the condition can become serious and potentially cause permanent nerve damage if the problem is not corrected. >>> coming up next, it's going to be a very happy new year for one south san francisco family. the newest lotto millionaire >> welcome back. it's 5:55 on this sunday morning. hope you are doing well and thanks for joining us. this is a live look at emeryville, where it will be in the 50s today. if you are tired of being drenched, well, there is a break from the rain throughout the bay area. dry weather ahead. francis will be here in just a few minutes with our full accuweather forecast. >>> take a look at the winning numbers from last night's $8 million super lotto plus. 6, 9, 20, 28, 33. the meganumber 19. no one corr

her pelvis was broken in three places. and surgery was going to cost $5,000. >> didn't have that. >> reporter: they went on craigslist to help find money to take care of shasta. instead they found a woman named mary. >> mary is an angel. >> her guardian angel. >> reporter: who worked with lindsey to set up this fundraising site on giveforward.com of the mary, whom the andersons have never met, even spread the word on facebook urging total strangers to give money for shasta's surgery. >> one day it was at 720. the next morning it was at i think almost doubled. >> shocked, grateful. many of them are strangers. some gave $500. >> reporter: within four days they raised $3,300 enough for doctors to go ahead with the surgery days before surgery. the andersons are still trying to raise the last $1,300 on giveforward.com. >> we're grateful there are people willing to give to a puppy. >> reporter: and that, they say, is priceless. in antioch, christin ayers, cbs 5. >> he's up and walk, looks good. >> great. isn't it? >> yeah. expen

her pelvis was broken in three places and surgery was going to cost $5,000. >> can't afford that. >>eporter: the only option was euthanasia so they got on craigslist to find someone to pay for the operation. instead, they found a woman named mary. >> a guardian angel set up this fundraising site on giveforward.com. mary, whom the andersons never met, spread the word on facebook urging strangers to get money for surgery. >> reporter: one day 720, next morning at 1300 almost doubled. >> here it is, grateful, many of them are strangers. some donated $500 someone we don't know. >> reporter: within four days the site had racked up $3,300. enough for doctors to go ahead with the surgery just days before christmas. >> shasta, knock it off! >> reporter: the andersons are still trying to raise the last $1,300 on giveforward.com but shasta is recovering. >> we're just grateful that there's people out there willing to give to a puppy. >> reporter: and that they say is priceless. in antioch, christin ayers, cbs 5. >> that dog is up and about, too. >> i know. it's amazing the generosity of strang

>> one of the firemen joseph who's at the timer was hit in the pelvis. -- the bullets have not been removedecause as of now to do so could complicate their recovery. the bottom line here, they are both very lucky to be alive. >> jamie? >> jamie: for sure. david lee miller, thanks. here is good news for the christmas holiday. a former marine that was locked up in mexico is back home now with his family tonight after he endured months behind bars. john hammar's ordeal began back in august when he was entering mexico with his buddy in route to a surfing trip in costa rica. hammar told u.s. border officials in texas that he wanted to take with him his great grandfather's antique gun and those officials told hammar no problem. but when he got to mexico. border agents locked him unon violation charges of the country's strict gun laws and since then his parents and lawmakers have been working feverishly to get him out. on friday this marine who served us in iraq and afghanistan and also suffers from prost thattatic stress disorder was greed. he and his dad drove back from florida and hours ago aft

scissor blade left near a pelvis. even this one. an 18 inch retractor left behind.appened to lonny, they operated on the wrong knee. >> i was under, i was helpless. >> reporter: it happens a lot more than you might think. >> what we found is that about 40 times per week in the u.s., patients have a sponge or a towel left. 20 times a week we operate on the wrong side of the body or the wrong part of the body. and 20 times we do the wrong operation. >> reporter: dr. jeffrey port of new york presbyterian hospital showed me what is supposed to happen before surgery even starts. >> make a mark with our initials on the side of the surgery. >> reporter: the surgeon initials the correct limb. once inside the o.r., everything stops and they hold up a checklist. nurses should count the instruments and gauze sponges before and after surgery. and some hospitals use a new technology that dr. port pioneered. a tiny tracking chip attached to each piece of gauze. are surgeons taking this seriously? >> very seriously. >> reporter: if you have to have elective surgery, there are a co

my legs and my ankles, my pelvis, my arms, and my feet were all crushed. it. they put me in a five-week coma, because they were going to have to do so many surgeries on me. when i finally was able to come out of it, they had to teach me how to talk, how to eat, how to brush my teeth. >> head and fate injuries due to all the things that came down from the ceiling. plaster that was shoved up underneath the skin. i had an ear cut in half. the back injuries were because of the shrapnel just propelled into your back. >> it was a lot of stitching. i had somewhere between 3 1/2 and 4 feet worth of stitching, if you added it up all together. >> among the 168 killed and nearly 700 injured in the attack, dozens are young children. paula matley's daughter jordan was only 3 1/2 years old when the blast tore through her daycare classroom across the street from the murrah building. >> following the bombing, jordan had much difficulty sleeping. she had night mares, she had extreme separation anxiety. she was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder, and underwent ab

>> i broke my pelvis. >> brian: did you cry? being put into the ambulance. >> brian: yeah! somewhere in between there. i just couldn't imagine it. but this is a great cause. giving back to your sport and getting celebrities involved. >> steve: if people would like more information, go to our web site later today. what's your web site? >> boards andbands.org. >> steve: very nice. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> brian: great to see you. >> it was amazing. >> steve: whole bunch of people not only in the green room, we have a huge show straight ahead. take a look who is here. colonel oliver north is right there and then you've got, as you can see, olympian gabby douglas and the tall guy on the left, i can't put my finger on it. who is that guy? [ laughter ] >> brian: tell white house is who because i don't know. >> steve: it's the line - up for the final half hour. ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut

she suffers severe brain damages and shattering her pelvis.ro first responders sickened after the september 11th terror attack can forget about financial hope from uncle sam at the moment. the new york post reporting nearly two years after the president some kind the 9/11 health and compensation act. no one has gotten a dime. a government officials claims most of the applications received have arrived incomplete. and some say that's hard to believe. an injured soldier honored for bravery and sacrifice in afghanistan. afghanistan. [applause]. [applause]. >> . >> clayton: one year ago, army staff sergeant was hit by an ied, he lost his sight and broke every bone in his face and 26 surgery, the father of four still has fot gotten discouraged. >> to make it to this one year mark and get to celebrate my survival is amazing. >> i'm so proud of him. he's come a long way. >> and the hometown of richfield, ohio referred to december 8th as arrive day. those are your headlines. >> a lot of people are going to get slammed by bad weather today. >> yeah, 40