ted jackson, and dom. ted, you appear to be dressed as the devil. could you explain that for your upcoming adventures in the desert. >> i found out my race number and i was number 666. i thought i would have to buy red gear and run as the devil. it would help me to donate for my charity. >> what brought you here? >> i ran a marathon at the north pole, minus 40 degrees. i thought why not come to plus 40 and run an ultra in the desert. i'm here to raise money for o r overcomi overcoming. >> how are you feel, what is going through your mind? >> i want to get out and run the dunes. i'm so up for this. >> what are your biggest fears for the day ahead? >> it has to be the times in the dupes, and the state of my feet. it will be about the weight of the pack. a 10 kilogram pat. it's a bit of everything. the heat and the running will be fine. when you carry the pack it makes a difference. i haven't done much in the sand myself. >> you are carrying everything you need to survive. what are the essential you have in there? >> essentially food. for me food is a

. >> ted jackson - we start with ted.ou appear to dressed as the devil. >> i found out my race number, and i was 666. so i thought i would have to by red gear. it's helping to promote the charity. >> we like to do extreme adventures. we ran a marathon. i thought why not come to plus 40. we carry everything we need to stif. >> what are the tensions have you in there? >> essentially food. it's a big issue. we have enough food to last for seven days. i'm going light. we have the kit, asleeping bag. >> over there, you're racing in your first marathon. how are you feeling - adrenaline, nrves? >> i feel all the above. i want to get out and run the dunes. >> what are your fears about the day ahead. >> it's the climbs in the dune. it's the weight of the pack. >> when you carry the pack,s it makes a massive difference. i haven't done much myself. >> once hunted to extinction. the grey whale is back from the brink, thanks to the local community. david mercer, a breeding ground in ba ha california. >> power and graus in motion. a gr

arguing it's difficult to show it, ted bund did i killed 45 women or something and jeffrey dawmer put his kids in the freezer. >> where are al sharpton, jesse jacksonif you really investigate what he did, he would actually take preference with the white women and put them in cleaner rooms, if you look at the numbers, he aborted far more african-american babies. >> maybe it doesn't suit their political dialect. because of the i had -- ideolo y ideology. because it exposes what goes on at abortion clinics around the country. isn't there millions of tens of dollars that go into funding arts? they can't find any of this for a documentary on something so important as this? >> dana, who from either side of the aisle can defend this man? this shouldn't even be a partisan issue. people shouldn't be worried about getting behind something like this. >> we wondered at the time during the trial why there weren't more people that actually support a pro choice point of view. that were outraged about him and his actions and defending what they consider to be a safe and legal practice. i do think that supply and demand is an interesting thing when the free market

ted talk, in which you talk about acting. >> finally my senior year we decided to do a show "they dance slow in jackson", a play about a girl with cp. i was a girl with cp. i shouted from the rooftops, i'm finally getting a part. i have cerebral palsy, free at last, thank god almighty i'm free at last. i didn't get the part. sherry brown got the part much i went raying to the head of the theatre department crying hysterically like someone shot my cat to ask why, and she says they didn't thing i could do the stunts. i said excuse me, if i can't do the stunts, neither can the character. [ laughter ] >> this was a part that i was literally born to play, and they gave it to a non-palsy actress. it was imitating life. hollywood has a history of castingable-bodied actors to play disabled on screen. into it's funny, but truly sad. give me a rehabilitation. it's appalling luke you said. we definitely are in a stage and entertainment where we look at diversity. if you look at the daytime shows. there's not a single stability presence on any of the shows. we are the largest minority. then, when you do have a disabled character, you h