big 10 offense i have tackle brandon serp.e does a hang clean. 434 434 pound on the bar. >> oh, boy! he's going to do more than one. two, and three! wow! wait! four? no. can't quite get the fourth. it's hard enough to stop. it's been a little bit since we've checked with our old buddy. last time we shot him people were shooting cacti into the face. i will say equally dumb. you're about to see from the por stunt. that's him in the wheelchair. they light it on fire. and he'll be lit on fire as well. now he's going to get pulled by the car over the ramp. you're thinking what happened to him? everyone starts running toward him. you think that's smart they had a polar table with a break the fall. he's on fire, hits the pol s th extinguishes. as soon as he hits that. completely overshoots the pool and everyone has to run toward him. they knew where he was going yet they stayed back here. you need to get the shot. you need to get the shot. here is what happens now. the girl grabs a hose trying to put out the wheelchair. i don't know

a lot of con serp.s more to come as prime minister benjamin netanyahu said. >> thank you saima. >>> more breaking news, this time out of ukraine. the military declaring a one-day cease-fire near the wreckage of flight 17. the cease-fire starts today. it comes at international investigators and now a team from russia are trying to reach the crash site. a cnn crew was able to get to the wreckage on wednesday. they did find human remains and passengers personal belongings scattered across the debris field. nick paton walsh was there. he's tracking it live for us. give me a sense of what this cease-fire means. i think we may have lost nick paton walsh in den et ceteonets. >>> the overwhelming majority of russians believe ukraine shot down malaysia flight 17. they believe it was taken out by a ukrainian missile or plane. the russian government not showing -- showing nothing but disdain for expanded sanctions imposed ed by the west. they didn't target their gas industry. nic robertson is monitoring live from

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