here, skateboarding is an elective.dents can take it instead of the typical phys ed courses. >> everybody line up. you ready? >> reporter: professional skateboarder billy rohan is the coach. he was running a popular after school program when the principal took notice. >> and so, i asked billy, would you be interested in doing this as a gym class, and he jumped at the idea. >> i put together a curriculum and we started the class. it was a big success. >> reporter: most adults probably look at skateboarding as a rather hazardous sport. but billy says with the right emphasis on safety it's really not. >> one of the biggest myths of skateboarding is how dangerous it is. it's actually way less dangerous than most sports. like the most common injuries are sprained ankles and sprained wrists. so we try to warm them up enough where that doesn't happen. >> reporter: so class begins with stretching. >> left leg. one two -- i can't hear you. three, four. >> reporter: billy also makes sure students always wear their safety gear. dr

got a little stale and every time i looked out the window i saw skateboarding. skateboarding.t, why don't we do a contest? and one thing led to another and it just morphed into this world's greatest skateboarding competition. and spectacular. we had the best skateboarders from all over the world. we put on a competition. we built a skate park. >> larry: where, in sacramento? >> no, all over the country. we've done three of them in orange county. one in new york city. we're going to portland, chicago, south africa. it's turned into a great business for us. >> larry: how do you make money? >> we haven't made any money on it yet. but it's just a lot of fun. >> larry: how will you make money? >> through sponsorships and through apparel, things like that. but mainly it's just building the brand name, the maloof name. it's been fantastic. we've had -- for instance, we get 17 million hits a month on our website. that's how big this skateboarding is. >> larry: 17 million hits? >> yes. it's called the maloof money cup. we're all caught by surprise how big it is, really. it's been huge.

i'm not concerned about skateboarders. and i live in oakland at the moment, i'm about to move back to the city, but no one told me about this either but i did read about it in the "san francisco examiner" which is how i knew to come here. that's it. thanks. president buell: thank you. >> is there anyone else who would like -- kathryn? >> good afternoon, commissioners. i hesitate to come up here because it's not a part of the city i'm usually involved in but i'm here to talk about outreach. from what i'm hearing and i appreciate commissioner bonilla's effort to come to the root of this very closely, from what i can see, a private group decided they wanted a project, they offered the city money for it, the staff who are desperate for funding talked about it internally, they went out and talked to the neighbors and got powerful support for it. and i'm not in any way talking against the proposal itself. or the people many of whom are friends here and who have supported other causes i've been involved in. but i'm very, very con

>> yeah. >> larry: more kids skateboard than play baseball? you think? my kids love it. and they're 4 and 7. >> it's just a whole lifestyle now, it's completely -- all over the world -- >> larry: would you say, phil, that you guys, and lady, are open to anything? are you always interested in proposals? >> sure, we're always looking at more hip, edgier things. what's more fun stuff. we have a fun lifestyle. we're a lot more conservative than people think. but we always want to be involved in what's happening now, what's in the future. and i think it's ingenious what joe did. he's giving a lot of kids something to do, keeping them productive. news hero of the week on cnn. it's a great honor. >> larry: what are you going to do in the music business? >> we have two bands. we have -- >> larry: a band? >> we have two bands. hinder has sold over 4 million albums. coming out with a new album. so is riv theory -- >> partners with jimmy ivey in the music. >> larry: how did you find that? how did you do that? >> joe? >> larry: really. >> that would take

you have skateboarders, you have bikes, you have a lot of different kind of people that are interactingere. and basically the law, and what's happening is this is outgrowing what i can handle. you have dogs that are loose, parents that are -- running into adults with their skate boards, people angry about the possibility of getting hurt. we have some people that went to the hospital behind accidents that happened between the clash of some of the people that come out there every sunday. now, i love this just to be taken care of, don't have to go to meetings or call police or any of that stuff. but what's happening is it's growing out of what i can control. i have been here several times. and sent several letters. we've had parents come over to argue with adults about their kids that are threatening to hit people with their skate boards while the adults are defending their children on their scooters. this situation needs some real attention. and as i would love to be able to meet with people in planning or something, but we haven't had any movement. what we wanted to do is just create a s

>> reporter: as for the skateboard on which jacob made his getaway, guess where that ended up?he stolen koran. >> reporter: does this whole "dude, you have no koran" line remind you of anything? remember this guy -- >> don't tas me, bro! >> reporter: jacob wasn't tased, but he did seem a little dazed. >> what radio station is this? >> reporter: it's not the radio, it's cnn. >> oh, i'm talking to cnn right now? >> reporter: yeah, jacob. >> wow. >> reporter: the koran didn't ignite, but jacob sure is burning up the internet. >> dude, you have no koran. >> reporter: jeanne moos -- >> dude, you have no koran. >> reporter: cnn, new york. >>> remember, you can always follow what's going on behind the scenes here in "the situation room." i'm on twitter. you can get my tweets at twitter.com/wolfblitzercnn. @wolfblitzercnn. remember, all one word. or

find in the same sentence "dude" and "koran" uttered by a skateboarder.n and i said, dude, you have no koran. >> reporter: ran up to his skateboard and took off. now his line has taken off. >> i was like, dude, you have no koran. very now he is being duded to death. dude, you are a hero. you rule, dude. god bless you, dirty hippie. >> they say way to go and make fun of my hair cut. >> reporter: jacob works at a pizza shop and aaspires to host a tv show. he went to the burn a koran event in amarillo, texas, to protest it and demonstrators chanted at the guy threatening to burn it. jacob pretended he was one of the burners standing behind the leader. >> what if somebody burned the bible? >> reporter: seconds later, he snatched the koran which already was dowsed with lighter fluid. >> it's called a stolen koran. very jacob gave the back to a muslim. he describes himself as agnostic. some describe him as a thief to which he says -- >> somebody is going to purchase all of the materials to make a bomb and i am going to steal it from them before the put the bomb

>> reporter: as for the skateboarder on which jacob made his getaway. guess where that ended up.ot even sure jacob uttered the exact words plastered on a t-shirt. it sounds more like "it's called the stolen koran." does this "whole, dude, you have no koran" line remind you of anything. remember this guy. >> don't taz me, bro. >> reporter: jacob wasn't tazed but he does seem a little dazed. no, it's not the radio, it's cnn. >> oh, i'm talking to cnn right now? >> reporter: yeah, jacob. >> wow. >> reporter: the koran didn't ignite but jacob sure is burning up the internet. >> dude, you have no koran. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn. >> dude, you have no koran. >> reporter: new york. >> he's adorable. >> i mean, he didn't say it at the time. he said it's a stolen koran. i like accuracy, dude. >> how about the glasses? how about the glasses? that aged him 20 years. >> he needs a makeover. >>> anyway, top stories coming your way after the break, dude. n to undo the look of a year's worth of skin aging in just 4 weeks. clinical skincare. neutrogena®. concierge claim centers. so i can jus

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>> i got you a skateboard, too. just in case. for your sons. maloof skateboards. >> larry: how about that? got a close-up of that? is that for me, folks? is this for me? thanks for watching. have a great rest of the weekend. weekend. stay tuned for more news on cnn. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> right now on cnn, a murder mystery so gruesome, even the details are too much for the jury. some wonder if the family in this connecticut home invasion could have saved if police responded faster. >>> a high school football star collapses on the field, dies at the hospital. the entire texas town is reeling. you'll hear my emotional conversation with the young man's coach. >>> and chances are, if not you, then someone close to you is using illicit drugs. illegal drug use is up this year. which ones top the list and why? we'll tell you. >>> good evening, everybody. i'm don lemon. thanks for joining us. she explored witchcraft, once went on a date to a satanic altar and is now a republican nominee for the senate in delaware. it's courtesy of a

he's focused on is harnessing his strength to adapt to life's challenges, and hopefully with his skateboard and hockey gloves he'll inspire a few people along the way. i think he will. i'm lynn berry, this is "today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> there are some things you just don't see every day, and this is one of them. a flying train. thousands in austria watched as a train traveled through the sky, all part of an annual music festival. physicists staged the live event to showcase what they believe is the train of the future. seems straight out of a movie? well, it is. the event turned out to be a realtime film. >>> why wait until winter when you can ski without the white stuff, at least in iran where grass skiing is taking off. the country's alpine team hit the slopes with specially made roller skis that helped them cut some pretty mean corners. the team hopes this extra practice will help their chances to compete in the 2014 winter olympics. >>> one college has rolled into the record books. student volunteers and chefs unofficially broke the record for

he's into roller blading, skateboarding, basketball, snowboarding, skiing. he likes good food, obviously, from the pictures we have seen of him. but the one thing, the really important thing about him is that he is not ready to take over from his dad. got to remember that the founder of north korea sent more than 20 years to take over. kim jung-il has spent two years to get his son ready. >> this planning could mean a power struggle. the son may have the backing of his father, but the elder kim has also put his sister in a powerful position as well as her husband. those two may decide when kim jung-il dies, that they would rather have all the power rather than advising from the shadows. >> it's going to be a free for all. and because assassination is a time honored method of dispute resolution in the regime, we can probably think this is going to be bloody. >> however the succession plays out, it does present an opportunity for the u.s. to at least try to remake its relationship with north korea. but that, too, will be a highly complex process involving the

. >>> 15-year-old anthony reyes had just gotten off a train in april 2008 when he rode his skateboard under a crossing arm on the san bernardino station tracks and was hit. he was listening to head phones when the train hit him, but the law encourages caltrain to cross under lowered arms. it comes just as caltrain faces a drastic budget gap that could result in fare hikes. >>> one newspaper claims it has evidence of directly sending taliban attacks on american soldiers. >>> google celebrates a mi milestone this weekend. at the same time, it's the center of an anti-trust investigation. >>> we'll tell you how the san francisco zoo finally got their fla mi flamingos to mate after seven years. >>> live from san bruno mountain, lots of sunshine around the bay area. i'll tell you how much lck t ra. willtick around. into your labor day. your forecast coming up. >>> it's long been suspended that iran could be sending terror cells in afghanistan, but confirmation of that has been elusive. now a british newspaper claims to have found a clear link. nbc's tom asheville has the details from britai

after that first strike, he managed to hold onto his skateboard. so i expect perfection with the next bite. >> it took me under water fror second and shook me. i remember being shaken, and the only thing that i could do, because i was in his mouth, the shark was right here and it had me, the only thing i could hit him was this. he said something was happening around him, ridiculously swimming the shark. >> the shark let go but came back for a third and it grabbed me in the right leg. >> his back was fileted and his neck nearly severed. it took 250 staples to put the surfer back together. >> the attack happened this august, and he says this is the time of year when he's most careful in the water. that's because scientists say fall is when the great white sharks return to these waters. >> the marine conservation scientists tagged two great white sharks near them this year. he said the sharks spentofe ye halfway between california and hawaii, where great whites are known to dagger. the sharks, and many others, are expected to stay and feed here. this

are focusing on going after iolent offenders. ú%pturr n preakness to anh officer bar aiding a skateboarder recording a poliie placed on the spotlight. >> sit down. >> it's whethhr or not you haae a reasonable expectttion of privacy. >> reportee: monday charges are thrrwn out against bikkr who videotaped his raffic stop tte judge ruled that police in public have no reasonable expectation of privacy. >> get off the motorcycle, state >> reporter: while a harforr county judge may say it's well within your right to record police out in public, a diiferent story here in the city where police say they can still arrest you. >> the law is still the law. >>>rrporter: joe castle way %-problemaaic for police.sion aa he now believes that the iretap law needssto beechanged and he is not the only one. >> his s new ground for the state legislature aad for theú -egal commuuity to look at. as the information is evooves and accesssto the information evolves e need to know. >>>reporter: criminologist says it's an issue that could have wider implications. >> once you are out in the3 public in general, there's

the other thing is when the gentleman talked about skateboarding, a red flag went up with me because this is a question of pedestrian safety, and we have to be very serious about this when considering that on the waterfront. as far as the art is concerned, i hope that will be a temporary are thing. when we have the latest installation, the mayor said that all art would be temporary, so thank you very much. >> any other public comment? >> i also would like to commend the staff on all the amazing work that has been down on the blue greenway and southern waterfront project. the workshop on may 25 was a really good workshop. it was heavily attended. there was a lot of interaction, and everybody was impressed with all the work and all the design and everything that had gone into the planning for these projects, and these silos, i just love them. i cannot wait until we do some type of art or something. that is one of my favorite parts, but thank you again for all the work you have done. >> thank you. okay, next item. >> item 10b, request award a contract in an amount not to exceed $81,593,

skateboarders and bicyclists and other vehicles not on it. when we bring this to the attention to the captains in our district i know i'm in the south of market and speak to the captain there at least once a month and there appears to be lack of resources in order to enforce the violations on our sidewalk. we have a heavy concentration and other handicapping conditions held prisoners in those quarter's and they need access to the sidewalk to take care of daily chores. thank you. >> next question? >> thank you. i'm interested in the relationship between the land-use and pedestrian safety. a number of things are resonating i'm hearing today. one thing this the papers about police changing they're focus about enforcement to be less about going after individuals and focussing more on neighborhoods or geographic areas that were trouble some and i want to reiterate the previous industrial areas near division and mission and show place square, areas that used to be served by railroads and what not are now used by people walking from the mission down

you see mothers, fathers, hikers, joggers, walkers, lovers, skaters, and, yes, even skateboarders. i have to admit, over 20 years ago, when the 1989 loma prieta earthquake took down the freeway, i had close family and friends in chinatown that were my concern. the chinese community wanted the freeway replaced. freeway opponents pushed for the freeway removal instead of the repair. at first, a cost traffic woes, but soon, drivers readjusted. what we all forget, prior to the earthquake, there was strong opposition to remove the embarcadero freeway. in 1986, voters rejected the board of supervisors'proposal to remove the freeway. opposition claimed it would cause major gridlock. the proposal was the dividend. there were eat -- there was even a 1000-page eir supporting the measure. one of the supervisors and even the love of columnist for lilly were opposed to the freeway removal at the time. we were wrong. -- originally were opposed. it took as quick to show us. 20 years later, there is a brighter side. the embarcadero is given a chance to reunite with the waterfront, starting with pr

so just imagine a kid on a skateboard or something going down there at a relatively high speed, hitting that thing and coming to a dead stop. >> the ada requires that a business or a commercial operator not wait until somebody files a complaint to fix a problem like this. the ada requires that business owners take action where things are readily achievable to make their businesses more accessible. so if this were a commercial business -- it turns out it's a residential apartment complex -- if this were a commercial business, the business owner could reasonably be held to the standard that this is a problem, it's really cheap and easy to fix, the business owner should fix it, not wait until somebody trips or falls or gets their wheel caught in it, fix it. it is readily achievable. all it takes is the headset of walking around okay what can i relatively quickly and easily and cheaply do. also along our sidewalks we see construction every day. the department of public works in san francisco has issued a director's order that i think is terrific that explains that you must have scaffolding

the frenzy there is a very increase if he shows off his skateboarding skills to his parents i believe as the kids on the street would say gives him still. did very well what's more the master class a hottie don't call. up next a closer team take another road trip to bring you the very best of rush. now this time heading seven thousand kilometers from moscow to the country's far east russia's biggest island second is also one of the country's most prosperous regions there is a but not far from japan as you can see it was a scene of territorial struggle between moscow and tokyo in the early twentieth century in the late one nine hundred thirty second became home to thousands of marines sent by japan and cheap labor party's lecture jesse spoke to members on black unique community still holding back. korean keep their prefers to be called the idea color russian style this nineteen year old man worked and suffered in school mines for more than four decades under two different political regimes he still remembers the night his life changed completely. japanese soldiers came to our village i

and take a look at this together and pretty static shows all the skateboarding skills to his parish porch more of the loss of class on siegel called. us atomic watch dog house not rejected every solution proposed by arab nations to allow an international committed to monitor israel's nuclear weapons program the proposal all good that israel atomic also has existence the country's government neither confirmed nor denied threatens regional security the u.s. voiced concern that the motion could jeopardize the ongoing peace talks with palestinians but one a former middle east diplomat claims that for peace to be possible it's all my sign the nonproliferation treaty. if one one middle eastern power would have would possess nuclear nuclear armaments and the others i guess security in the region would be under threats. that you want they think that if the national interest. to be big. as far as. their possession of little or not but of course the whole world the whole world knows that israel has nuclear weapons and we don't see any need for this weapon in the middle east in the middle east and o

also take a look at this hunger increase this man has a lot of street cred as he shows off his skateboarding skills to his parish to do rather well as we look not taking a tumble either what's more the master class to see if you can develop teeth. so worldviews in brief now and australia as a limpet committee president says awarding the commonwealth games to new delhi was wrong job the coach added that the multinational body behind the event didn't have the resources to ensure preparations were done properly or on time some countries taking part of delaying their arrival because of concerns over incomplete buildings and squalid conditions in the athletes' village the six billion dollars games are due to start next week. the plans released a chinese fishing boat captain was arrested more than two weeks ago he was detained after an apparent collision of two japanese coast guard vessels and taiwan beijing says the detention was illegal and sent a plane to bring it back instant calls the biggest diplomatic dispute between china and japan and the. parliament is a serious business but not for this

take a look at this coming garry and priests quite clever i have to say as he shows obvious skateboarding skills to the parish that man gets a lot of street credit watch more of the master class at our t.v. dot com. they want to tell you watch dogs not only rejected a resolution proposed by arab nations to get israel to open up about its nuclear activities the proposal argued that israel's widely assumed atomic arsenal threatens regional security while the u.s. voiced concern that the draft text could jeopardize current fragile peace talks in the region but a former middle east diplomat says that israel must sign the nonproliferation treaty for peace to be possible. if one one middle eastern power would have would possess nuclear nuclear armaments and the others i guess security in the region would be under threat there's a leaders have maintained that they want they think that it is their national interest to be ambiguous as far as. their possession of little or not but of course the whole world the whole world knows that israel has nuclear weapons and we don't see any need for these wea

i chased skateboarders, all kinds of people ripping up the other part of the park and i'm glad to see they're going to sense off the park pretty soon after peter pan leaves so i'll have six months of peace in that regard. but i guarantee you they're going to come there and ruin that park because president just up for grabs for people like that. and the homeless are going to stay there in the afternoon. who's going to police them? there is no such thing. so i urge you to let public comment on this for the neighborhood groups, phil ryan, who's head of the golden gateway tennis, that's a small group of people. they do not represent all of us. and there are thousands of tell ants in that building where i live. so please defer this until the wider public has a chance. nobody knew about this, including myself. this comes as a great shock. and i'd urge you not to ok it at this meeting, to wait and see what other people have to say about it, to be fair and not to exclusively grant them this precious piece of land that i fought so hard for over the years. thank you. president buell: thank you.

he was caught on tape beraiding a skateboarder at the inner harbor. he was fired last month. >> when the police encounter us, they take the position that what we say is not private. and why shouldn't the same rules apply to the police that apply to you or i? >> reporter: this morning, he tells us he's since sold his motorcycle and he doesn't ever want to ride one again. don, back to you. >>> and the judge says that anyone in a public place should expect to be recorded. >>> peace talks are stalled if not derailed all together. the obama administration has been scheduled with the palestinian and israeli officials. an israeli air strike killed three hamas militants. >>> and -- who were allegedly preparing for a missile. >>> and rahm emanuel is expected to run for the mayor of chicago. >> rahm emanuel reportedly said he's certain to leave to run for the mayor of chicago. earlier, he said that office held a special place in his heart. >> that's been a special aspiration of mine. >>> mayor of chicago? >> the one thing, if you ask me what i miss, that's the

and reportedly he idolizes michael jordan and he is into roller blading, skateboarding, and basketball and snow boarding, skiing. he likes good food, obviously, from the pictures we have seen of him. but the one thing, the important thing about him is that he is not ready to take over from his dad. remember, the founder of north korea, spent more than 20 years preparing for the succession of his son, kim chong-il, the current leader. kim chong-il has spent basically two years trying to get his son ready. and, so, this is really haphazard planning. >>reporter: and that could mean a power struggle. his son may have the backing of his father but he has put his sister in a powerful position and her husband and those two may decide weapon kill chemical dies they would rather have all the power rather than advising from the shadows. >>reporter: there will be a free-for-all and because assassination is a time-honored method of dispute resolution in the regime we can imagine it will be bloody. >>reporter: that could mean chaos, which would be chaos in a nuclear armed country, not good for ever

was struck killed by a train. 15-year-old known ray stepped off the train in san bruno and rode a skateboardund a crossing gate that was down. he rode into the path of a southbound train. they say he couldn't hear the train or his friends shouting at him because he was listening to music on his headphones. wrongful death lawsuit says caltrain allowed passengers there where he was hit. >> starting today, muni plans to restore half of the service cuts that was done in may. they will go ahead with restoring service on several lines, they will run more frequently. a one time allocation of funding two agencies makes it possible. it comes despite objections from the union. union local has asked for an junction from the state agency that handles the matters. >> city leaders and port officials are finalizing a proposal to host the next america's cup two years from now. it could bring in an estimated $1.4 billion at to the local economy. oracle racing team is khas go the next venue and estimated costs of $150 million. the plan uses no taxpayer money and calls important race organizers to pay for impr

skateboarders and snowboarder who is want to try interesting tricks.s fully custom to this facility. it's an insane work out and pretty safe. they give you these high top shoes. trampoline in general is a tool i have always used. obviously i learned the fundamentals of the straight back flip and the back full. i lived on a trampoline my whole career. they are now open to the public here at the house of air. drop on by on the scene with johnny moseley. back to you n. studio. b-a-c-c-a-l-a-u-r-e-a-t-e. baccalaureate. correct. [ audience groans ] since this competition has been continuing for 48 hours and we have yet to eliminate anyone, it is the decision of this board to declare all 20 contestants winners. you have all competed admirably. admirably. a-d-m-i-r-a-b-l-y. admirably. [ male announcer ] at&t is making high speed internet affordable for only $14.95 a month with select services. at&t. rethink possible. but what were the results? fact: brown promised to improve schools. but the drop out rate increased 50%, and the state had to take over the scho

. >> act, sports guy, skateboarders, snow boarders. it is an insane workout. really pretty safe.ive you these -- high top shoes. the trampoline in general is a tool, i have always used. obviously i learned all the fundamentals of, you know, straight back flip. the back full. i literally lived on a trampoline. my whole career. they're open to the public. drop on by. johnny moseley. bay area sports. back to the studio. >> rather be out there. we're checking it out. overexaggerating injuries part of the game on the soccer field. there was no faking going on for one of dallas' top stars. maybe a little complaining. but he had pretty good reason for that. in the game versus the red bulls. kevin harvin vick tell tim of a accident. celebrating a teammate's goal, doing that by kicking the ball in front of the net. the only problem, harvin's leg was in the way. the goalie injured a ligament in his knee. his mcl. he had been having an mvp type of season up until that point. not quite sure how long he could be out or what the damage is. that is not good in a celebration. something like that

he had gotten off a train in april in 2008 when he rode his skateboard under a lowered crossing arm on the san bruno station tracks. though witnesses say he was listening to headphones at the time when the train hit him, in the lawsuit, cal train is enaccused of encouraging and even allowing people to cross as he did. it is unknown how much of the money will go to the family and how much will cover legal fees and other costs. it comes as the transit agency faces a budget gap that could result in service cuts and/or fare hikes. >>> 49ers have a few days after before the start of their season. but they're still working to move the home field to the south bay. wednesday santa clara's planning commission will go over necessary zoning changes for the nearly $1 billion stadium. taxpayers are expected to pony up about $114 million of the cost. the commission will also decide whether or not to approve the stadium's design. critics argue the massive 68,000-seat stadium won't leave enough room for other development in that area. >>> one day after labor day barbecues, the cost of alcohol could go

suburbs was just a regular guy, the kid who delivered the pizza you ordered, traveled his world on a skateboardis friends with jackass-style stunts. >> with matt it was never a dull moment. he was always thinking of something crazy to do. >> but if you wanted to know what made matt landry get out of bed in the morning, it was the music. to his new girlfriend fran chess ka, matt was first and foremost a rocking dude, a ferocious drummer with a basement band of longtime buddies. what kind of stuff did they play? >> stuff that's 200 beats per minute and up. >> and set the volume at 11? >> plus. >> i loved playing with the guy. he was just awesome. he hit harder than any drummer i ever played with. he just kept pushing to go faster and faster. >> born to rock but nonetheless basically a quiet, unassuming guy. at 21, the youngest of five children and still living at home in chesterfield, michigan, with his parents doreen and bob. >> creating music is what he was happiest with. >> they were going to go to the detroit symphony, and it surprised me that he wanted to go. >> the drummer with the heavy me

. >> you have special wheels, skateboarding wheels? >> i have skateboard wheels up front.get more speed. i've got mountain bike shocks underneath. >> we're both parents. and watching my little girl fall just on the floor is painful. this must be hard on your mom. >> i hope so. yeah it is. i just show her the ones i land because she doesn't want to see me land on my neck. >> yeah. >> and up next for you is the front flip, i understand? >> yes. i'm working on that. it's actually scarier than the double. >> you do this in foam pits. that's how you do your practicing. >> i've tried the front flip to a regular ramp but it didn't go too well. so that's going to wait. >> good luck to you, aaron. great to have you here. >>> up next, would you fight to save sharks if they had viciously mauled you? three survivors are doing that. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] the best way to tell how great you look is in your jeans. drop a jean size in two weeks with the special k challenge and enjoy a good source of fiber in many of your favorite special k products. ♪ jeans don't lie. go to specialk.com

one company says this motorized skateboard, basically, could save a soldier's life. we're going to ask a former cia agent how he evaluates this and how it might work in the battlefield in real situations. we'll be right back. bill: it's 9:30 in new york and this is a big day. at the top of the hours, 30 minutes from now, in a federal courthouse in florida, 20 states will be squaring off against the justice department, the federal government making the case as to why their national lawsuit against the new health care law should continue. phil keating is watching this, he's live outside the federal courthouse in pensacola. twenty attorneys general will argue that the affordable care act is against the constitution. the argument on their behalf in simple terms, phil, is what? >> reporter: it's pretty much two pronged here, bill. keep in mind the 20 attorneys general will be joined in the courtroom here today, u.s. district court n. pensacola, by the largest small business lobby in the united states, the national federation of independent business. they say two points in

. >>> and hip new ads featuring every tkae folks, doing cool things like skateboarding and surfing, butthey're selling is actually religious. what's behind the push, just ahead. jenna: a church is launch ago brand new ad campaign hoping to pump up its image, no bible verses or doctrinal discussions, just every day folks talking about their every day lives. lauren greene has this story from new york city. >> reporter: actually, they are the new spokespeople for the church of latter day saints, we've got a jazz musician, a surfer, a mother, an artist, people with compelling life stories that also happen to be mormon. it's an effort to change peoples' perception, the mormon church launching an extensive tv ad campaign in nine cities such as minneapolis and pittsburgh to show that mormons are just like you and me and they send people to a corresponding website, mormon.org where they can find out about the church and a live chat with a mormon. so far they've had really great responses. >> web traffic is up, 2 percent to 3 percent on mormon.org, especially in the test markets, people who come