my foot was kind of coming out of my foot straps. >> your foot was coming out of your foot straps? >> yes, yes. >> wow, that's crazy. >> that was crazy, you know, just going so fast and my foot was coming out and it was so tired. i did everything correctly but you know how it is, it so hard to keep control because you hitting bumps after bumps and you going fast. >> and right before you went on that wave and had that incredible ride, another surfer, a woman named maya gabrielle, a woman you train with almost dawned. what happened to her? >> she was doing okay at the beginning. she hit couple bumps and kept control, but somehow she fell, and she went -- when she fell, i lost eye contact with her for at least four or five minutes and she disappear on the next wave and when she was face down and i decided to let the ski go and jump in the water and then i took her and grabbed her and i said she's not going anywhere, i'm going to stay with her and luckily, i was able to make it all the way to the beach. >> and she's okay now? >> yeah, we did the cpr and she went to the hospital with th

he is still able this year to plant off that back foot, that injured foot. but here's where it's a little different. the setup and delivery. he is protecting that back leg this year. last year you saw the weight transfer to the left foot, following through with the right foot. these were strong, accurate throws. this year, no, not even putting my weight ton that front foot, keeping the back foot out of it. not wanting to swing into traffic. i think that part is mental. this last game when he had to throw quick and did the think about it. you see the weight transfer following through with the right foot, a nice, hard, accurate ball. >> this is what we didn't see the first month of the season. he takes that hit. and also the athleticism to get outside that pocket. this is where he is most dangerous. and, dan, it is tough on him because it is more mental. his knee is perfectly fine. it typically takes two years for you to feel 100%. but each week you feeing better. >> you had the same knee surgery. it took two years before you didn't think about it when you pla

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my foot was kind of coming out of my foot straps. >> your foot was coming out of your foot straps? >> yes, yes. >> wow, that's crazy. >> that was crazy, you know, just going so fast and my foot was coming out and it was so tired. i did everything correctly but you know how it is, it so hard to keep control because you hitting bumps after bumps and you going fast. >> and right before you went on that wave and had that incredible ride, another surfer, a woman named maya gabrielle, a woman you train with almost dawned. what happened to her? >> she was doing okay at the beginning. she hit couple bumps and kept control, but somehow she fell, and she went -- when she fell, i lost eye contact with her for at least four or five minutes and she decembisappear on the next and when she was face down and i decided to let the ski go and jump in the water and then i took her and grabbed her and i said she's not going anywhere, i'm going to stay with her and luckily, i was able to make it all the way to the beach. >> and she's okay now? >> yeah, we did the cpr and she went to the hospital with th

lose the foot. if you have tingling in the feet, sharp staping pain or numbness -- stabbing pain, or numbness, you may not feel the feet at all, that may be nerve damage. 60-70% of people with diabetes, actually have some form of nerve damage or what we call neuropathy. >> that's a high percentage, and if you look at this foot, does it frighten you? [ audience oohs ] >> a little bit, right? it should. because poor blood flow is a problem that could impact the feet. i will show how it happens. because, instead of healthy blood flow to your feet, so, normally, blood flows no problem down to the feet, pretend this is an artery, taking blood to the foot. with diabetes, and high cholesterol, fat and cholesterol deposits in the arteries prevent good blood flow. you see that? so this is your foot. you are not getting good blood flow. that's called peripheral vascular disease and it makes it harder to deal with injuries and fight off seemingly minor skin problems. >> not everybody who has nerve damage relat

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(sighs) a foot bath. i'm gonna blow you up a foot bath. (blowing air) (exhales deeply) i'll tell you one thing-- i'm never having kids. what? why would you say that? it just seems hard. i couldn't handle it the way you do. you're good at it. see, now that's why you'll love having kids. same reason i do-- 'cause after a rough day, one of 'em will come in, give you a hug, and say something like that. but aren't we the cause of the rough day? well, you can't overthink it. we cleaned up the kitchen. ohh. see? that was exhausting. i'm beat. (groans) oh. come on. aah. i'll get it. i just gotta poke a tweezer in the valve to open it up. (cabinet door opens) (mike) where are the tweezers? move stuff around. mike's right. mother's day is sort of a made-up holiday. it doesn't always live up to the hype. and that's what led me to create a new holiday-- one that's turned out to be one of my favorites. i call it "the day after mother's day." can i get you anything else? (mouth full) no. i'm so good. mother's day is for them. the day after mother's day

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begins with the legend of sasquatch, big foot. look closely. researchers at the sasquatch project say these images prove big foot not only exists but is alive and well, right there in the woods of kentucky. they claim to have dna evidence showing big foot is an animal-human hybrid, they claim. the mystery continues. >>> a mother's love in the waters off australia. her calf, a one-month-old hump back whale became entangled in a shark net. mom refused to leave her side, circles, spouting water until rescuers arrive and a wary mom lets them come close. two hours later, mother and child with the flip of a tail swim free. hat has become an anthem for frustrated employees everywhere, marina shifrin, dancing on desktops with a message for her boss, i quit. viewed over 8 million times. her boss and co-workers have answered with a dance of their own. watch. ♪ rgpç wishing marina well and adding they are hiring. but the "i quit" dance craze seems to be contagious. stay at home mom, brenda jennings offered up her own version, citing a mes

. >>> lady liberty will once again welcome visitors aas will the grand canyon as states decide to foot the bill for their national parks. >>> rk storm storm phailin hitse indian coastline. >>> good to have you with us. in washington, focus shifted to the impasse. the talks came after senate democrats rejected a republican bill to temporarily raise the debt limit and fund the governmental. afterwards, senator harry reid spoke about his history with senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and how that might impact steps going forward. >> senator mcconnell and i have been in this body a long time, we've done things in the body together, i know him, he knows me, we don't agree on everything, and that is probably an understaple, but we were whirps together. together--whips together, we revamped government together as whips. if we have political sciernts out there now, this is a class case of what political science is all about. we have had too little sitting down trying to work out problems. that's what we're doing now. >> what seems to be a pattern here, day 12 ended with a lot of call and

>> we are standing right near the 7,000-foot elevation level. you can see snow still falling up here. still on the eves of the home. and -- aeves and -- eaves and how much snow has fallen up here? this parked car has been here overnight. this pretty much speaks for itself. that is an a lot of snow. in the words of one person, it was a healthy foot of new snow. we shot this video earlier this morning as we were coming up here. we encountered snowfall below the 5,000-foot elevation level. as we worked our way up, it got significantly keeper -- deeper, if you will. >> three to 4 inches and near the 7,000 elevation level, there was a good foot of snow. there was chain controls in effect earlier this morning. those have been lifted because the snow has lightened and the ground is still warm that it is not accumulating too much on i-80. >> if you are coming up here. bring chains. chain control was in effect because of the return of snow. and in the words of one captain. he said. the sierra definitely needs this. they need this kind of water to survive

the outside fence another 14-foot fence covered with razor ribbon. shaker alarm on the motion detector. motion detector in between the fences. we think our perimeter is very, very secure for us. >> security is tight inside the perimeter as well. especially in the secured confinement unit which houses the prison's most violent and disruptive inmates. today internal affairs investigator frank littlejohn has been called to the unit to investigate a report that possible escape paraphernalia has been found inside a cell. >> last night an officer had looked inside of a cell and observed a sculpture object like a, we refer to them like a dummy-like object on a comment report. which is escape paraphernalia. so they conducted a shakedown of this guy's cell and during that cell search they also found an 11-foot rope. when you put the 11-foot rope with the sculpture of the face then that gives concerns that the guy might be planning a possible escape. >> this here is actually the head that was removed from the cell. and this here is the rope. and it looks like

a little two-foot by one-foot ledge perched more than 5,000 feet above the ground. for hans, there's only one way down. >> when i jumped off, i gain speed and go vertical the first few seconds, then flattened out. >> so far, his flight is going as planned. >> after 10, 12 seconds of free fall, i said, okay, this is nice. i have a nice path i made. the left curve, a slight one to lose some height and also gain speed. i made a sharp right turn, going pretty close there and then making a left turn into the neighboring valley. i was like, this was marvelous. and my hair was like, whooo. oh, on my neck and it was awesome. >> now, streaking along the mountainside at about 110 miles an hour caught on a helmet camera, a great jump turns disastrous in an instant. he's getting too close to the mountain. he deploys his parachute. >> and when i open my parachute, i'm very aware that i have 30 meters to the wall to the right. >> if he crashes into the mountain, he knows it could mean death. so he fights with everything he had to turn the parachute away from that menacing wall. >

cam zinc with an amazing 78-foot backflip. that won the best trick award. >>> now to some buffalo gals and their daredevil tricks in australia. they ride buffalo like horses. they've trained them to perform acrobatic jumps through fiery hoops and a little bit bigger, i'd say, maybe slower, too. >>> just ahead, leading the news with thanksgivica. >>> plus that jon bon jovi wedding. the rocker surprising a bride in vegas. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. our resident expert richard lui trying to tell me this is definitely the time of year to visit the west coast and get out there and enjoy and problem is kids are in school, it's hard to take vacations. i guess he's right because this is why. look at this week in san francisco. arguably probably the best week weatherwise. cool at night and beautiful, low humidity and the just perfect weather during each and every afternoon. that's actually the case in many spots out here. it's a little chillier than you'd like in superior sections into areas of idaho and montana,

take your foot. put the foot right close to you. bring it in. stretch it out. and you're going to feel the calf working. bend the knee. stretch your leg as much as you can. bend your leg once more. stretch it as much as you can. now you're just going to do a movement of the foot. so you're just twisting your foot, like inverting and everting. so just move that foot around. ok, now arms up. stretch to the ceiling. reach. pull, pull. and if you need to, sit on a riser--encyclopedia britannica. that's very handy. expensive risers but highly interesting. you can read them afterwards. pull. pull that arm back.

full on spearing a 12-foot wedding cake. this isthey cut the cake and pass it out to the guests and you have all that cake left over. did they order way too much cake or did a lot of people not show up to the wed? >> this looks like one of those decorative cakes. maybe the top two layers are cake but the top layers are painted card board. >> the ring bearers or flower girls, you never know what they're really going to do. this looks like after the wedding, the little dude decides, you know what, i've waited all ceremony. it's time to go. >> no one notices. >> for a while there nobody does notice that the boy is just take -- taking a leak on the steps of this church. eventually somebody does care. >> now the bridesmaids have to drag their dress through a big puddle of urine. >> you know most guys don't get out of that habit until they're 27, 28. >> he does it and just pulls his hands back and puts them back in his pocket. >> that's our show, everybody. we'll see you next time. >> hello, everybody. i'm beth troutman and it's t

i found this out at the free dr.scholl's foot mapping center at walmart. in less than two minutes, i got my foot map and my custom number. i'm a 440. i'm a 210. 340. that number matched the dr.scholl's custom fit orthotic inserts with just the right support to help relieve stress on my feet. i'm a believer. find a walmart with a foot mapping center at drscholls.com i'm a believer. >>> our "instant index" tonight begins with the legend of sass kwach. look closely. researchers say these images prove big foot not only exists but is alive and well, right there in the woods of kentucky. they claim to have dna evidence showing big foot is an animal human hybrid, they claim. the mystery continues. >>> a mother's love in the waters. a hump back whale became entangled in a net. but mom refused to leave her baby's side, circling spouting water until rescuers arrive and a wary mom lets them come close. two hours later, mother and child with the flip of a tail swim free. >>> and it is the dance that has become an anthem for frustrated employees everywhere, marina danc

>> translator: the foot was badly damaged. the house collapsed on him and his brother. >> moise was still alived. the next day they reached a hospital. one doctor said there was no need to amputate but a second opinion from an american doctor delivered the terrible news. >> the white american looked at it and said if we don't cut the foot off, the child will die. they cut his foot off on the 18th of january. >> it must have been terrible to see your son lose his leg. >> there are some words that don't need translation. >> translator: it was horrible. i looked at him for a moment. just a moment. it was so painful. i didn't want the foot cut off. >> she feared the physical pain her son was facing, and the lifetime of hardship. in haiti when you are missing a limb you're stigmatized, considered an outcast, called a kokobe, or curriculum in creole. adults can't find a job. >> how come if i walk around the street i don't see people on crutches, i don't see people who are missing a leg or an arm. >> they prefer to hide it. >> why? >

someone said put your foot in pickle juice. so we are test driving it to see if it works. >> for two hours. take it to the movies afterwards. >> this girl is unreal. not only did she lose all of this weight, but when she comes out here, she is going to show you a special sort of skill she has now. she is a power lifter. i want to show you a snapshot of what she eats in a day to keep up with her workout habit. she has about 2,000 calories. breakfast, tortilla stuffed with egg whites, salsa and spinach. lunch a great big salad. now she cuts back on the starchy carbs. lettuce leaves with goat cheese, salmon. she googled and found my recipe for greens in a glass and uses this as a recovery shake after she works out. i'll tweet this out after the show. for dinner she has a great big stir fry of vegetables, avocado and chicken. >> let's look at lauren's before picture. lauren, come join the joe fit club. >> those are her old pants. >> oh, my gosh. look at you. >> take those off. >> you look great. >> that is just fantastic. >> is she

and no, it's not the guy from hangover, it's big foot. yes, a group of scientists claims it has video and dna evidence proving the existence of big foot. the long, mythical creature of the northwest. it was the most trending story in the world this morning on msn.com. >> i found bigfoot. the project shows something. it was actually shot eight years ago and released. they're trying to spend five ué> and number two, a city full of friends who you actually never met. facebook fancies itself a virtual community. now it plans to be an actual one. the socialness announced pns to build a housing community within walking distance of its headquarters in menlo park, california. so, now, people who work at facebook will never, ever, ever leave. never. >> whatever. for ever. >> the only problem is once everybody gets used to it, facebook will change the design and everyone who lives there will complain. also, there won't actually be food in the city just pibtures of the food you like or dislike. >> dislike? at number three

he has a foot in the new politics/liberal world, and he has a foot in the moderate democratic leadership council world. so the first couple of years of the clinton administration, i mean, aside from a few policy exceptions which reduces the deficit which plays a significant role in the booming economy of the 199 0s, it was a fiasco. you know, because of the new politics clinton who governed, and it was the new politics liberals who were, you know, throughout the bureaucracy of the white house and the west wing. and so it, you know, clinton loses the congress for the first time since the 1950s, republicans take control. now, there were some longer forces at work, you know, especially in the south to cause that. but clinton's first two years, you know, were just a disaster. and what he learned, right, and this is to clinton's credit, he goes, you know, he did this in arkansas too. his first, you know, it was a two-year term as governor of arkansas until they changed the constitution. his first term as governor he did not govern as a moderate democrat. he governed as a new politics liberal,

did an amazing 78 foot back flip that won the best trick award. >>> in australia some buffalo gals ride buffalo like horses and train them to do jumps through fiery hoops and it is more impressive when you look at it through the rider cam. >>> a nutritiew tradition. plus a john bon joevi wedding. >>> welcome back on this tuesday the big storm in the northern plains will be heading into canada during the day today but bringing rain through chicago, indianapolis, st. louis this morning. tomorrow the storm in the front lingers. tennessee back through texas cloudy and damp. we hold on to one more dry day from new york to florida. temperatures are much cooler behind the storm. highs in the 40s and 50s the next two days northern plains through the northern rockies. not a lot of snow to talk about right now. >>> turning now to entertain. apparently anthony hopkins is a big fan of "breaking bad." the actor wrote a letter saying your performance was the best acting i had seen ever. you and the cast are the best actors i have seen. >>> tom hanks and sandra bullock were on the british talk show wh

we are joined tonight by hallie foote, horton foote's daughter. welcome back to "theater talk." >> thank you, thank you. >> you were last here a few years ago with your father. >> 2008, i believe, towards the end of his life. >> riedel: one of the last interviews that he did >> yes, it was. >> the legendary, brilliantly talented lois smith, making her first appearance on "theater talk." we've been trying to get you for years. and i must say, a dear, dear, dear friend of mine, the great betty buckley. >> thanks, michael. >> in a rip-roaring performance as the meanest woman on the new york stage. >> haskins: u are literally tearing up the scenery. >> riedel: you are literally smashing everything in sight. hallie, give us a sense, for people who haven't seen the play, what it's about and where it fits in your father's canon of work, when he began to work on this play. >> well, my father started working on this play in the mid-60's, and the play actually takes place in 1965. michael wilson, who's our director, he's great at researching things, and he

it turns out 5,000 volts on this foot. what's the voltage on this foot? 5,000. 5,000 volts. what's the voltage difference across my body? zero. zip. what's the current flowing through my body? zip. who's okay? you are. i'm all right. she's freaking. she don't know anything. [laughter] all right? one day, harry is on that third rail. he's going across that third rail. oh, harry, man, he was-- well, harry. and she said, "don't touch both rails at one time." he said, "what, like this, lady?" zap. at the funeral... [laughter] no, harry didn't really do that. but if he did do that, what happened? 5,000 and zero, boom, bam, honey, bad, bad scene, yeah. you don't wanna get a voltage difference. but with no voltage difference, you can do wonders, yeah. no voltage difference. you could be--you could fall out of a helicopter and, boom, hit a high-tension wire and you could hold on it. maybe it's 120,000 volts, boom, 120,000. what's over here? 120, yeah. oh, now, a miracle of miracles, i made it. well, now, i gotta get down. oh, i think i just go over here and grab the tower. [laughter

she's putting her foot on orchid, she's taking it off. watching the video and knowing orchid, your stomach drops. because you probably know what's going to happen. she grabbed her foot. tamary whips around and she grabs the gate. you see her just ripped from the gate. at this point tamary knows that she's in trouble. she's under the water. splash and orchid both have her. she's totally out of view. no other trainer knows this is happening. people start to scream, you know, as the park guest that was filming it. you hear. you don't see her. but you hear tamary surface. you hear her just scream out "somebody help me", and the way she screamed it, it was just such a blood curdling like, she knew she was going to die. robin, when he ran over, he made a brilliant decision he told the trainer to run and take the chain off kasatka's gate. by taking that chain off it would give the precursor to orchid that kasatka is coming in. kasatka is more dominant than orchid, so orchid let her go. her arm, it was u-shaped. it was compound fractured. she's v

yes, that's a shark, an eight foot long great white shark. the near run in happened earlier today off of manhattan beach. >> but you notice he kept his balance and recorded the whole thing beautifully. >> i would have been on my knees shaking. >> thanks for watching us at 11:00. we hope you have a great day tomorrow. >> bye-bye. hey lena, what ya looking for? well, you've found delicious! ♪ ♪ if you wanna go and fly with me ♪ ♪ it's buzz the bee on your tv ♪ ♪ oh how did i get this way? ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ it is so honey swagalish ♪ so much crunch, can you handle this? ♪ ♪ the party in the bowl don't stop! ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ must be the honey! >> announcer: it's "the tonight show featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- from the new movie, "enough said," julia louis-dreyfus. ron paul. the music of little big town. and "what's trending tomorrow." and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank

we're have 60 foot trolley coaches and the first one b will be here in a year are that the most of the december two months we'll put in an rfp on the street to purchase thirty and 40 and 60 foot buses that will be hybrid buses. so the timing and sequencing of that we'll replace the dual. obviously the diesel replacement will be a net game in terms of emissions. >> i know i ride on the electric buses it boosts moral for the riders but i notice here under the fiscal impact the new vehicles are quicker to board and they have their training for staff to drive the new vehicles and the installation for wireless or wireless downloads so they're more efficient it fit into the better efficient system as well; is that right. >> it's an interesting observation maybe we haven't explained this but this is not our fathers bus, if you will. the level of diagnoses and sophistication both to the operator and to the mechanics those will have any number this is a rolling video system we will have on this series of buses we'll have all the interior cameras we have now and a plus two more cameras on the ou

. >> that's the same exact spot his boat is footed towards. tucker owings is one of the youngest professionals in the fishing industry. we have tucker via skype. welcome to the show, tucker. >> thank you. >> what was it like going toward this lightning strike? >> it was scary. you weren't expecting it. >> what did it sound like? >> it was repetitive like a dot, dot, dot. there was a couple of people on my facebook page that said oh, this is fake. i said, no, i assure you this is real. when we took a break and it passed, we went back out. >> describe the electricity in your fishing poles when you were on the water. >> my buddy garrett put his pole up in the air. little did we know we were creating an electrical field. >> did you learn anything from this? ruff taking anything away from this experience? >> probably when you see a storm coming, head out a lot faster than what we did. >> tell bus yourself. you're one of the youngest professional fishermen out there? >> yes, ma'am. definitely honored. i never let my age stop me, to any other young a

>> translator: the foot was badly damaged. the house collapsed on him and his brother. >> moise was still alived. the next day they reached a hospital. one doctor said there was no need to amputate but a second opinion from an american doctor delivered the terrible news. >> the white american looked at it and said if we don't cut the foot off, the child will die. they cut his foot off on the 18th of january. >> it must have been terrible to see your son lose his leg. >> there are some words that don't need translation. >> translator: it was horrible. i looked at him for a moment. just a moment. it was so painful. i didn't want the foot cut off. >> she feared the physical painr prosthetic is not growing. >> is not growing. every time we change, it's three months or six months -- >> he needs a new prosthetic. >> because the stump is growing all the time . >> moise is growing quickly. when they try the new prosthetic, it needs a few adjustments. it takes time. when they come back, a second test is a better fit. moise walks up and

of arm function or can't reach that high, they can hit it with a foot plate. we are finding that more people prefer to kick them than use foot plates on them. people that play soccer, especially during world cup they were very popular things to kick. delivery people use them a lot of time to kick. it's a lot easier than using the buttons in the elevator. same idea as this, just a larger button you can hit to open the door. >> they are very well received in san francisco. people actually -- we consider this to be equivalent to full access. this is not like an alternate, you need special approval, this actually provides us with what we think is almost the same as full access. >> they are also really useful if you have a really heavy door. sometimes in these really beautiful buildings you have steel and glass and the pressure required to operate the door is more than 20 pounds. a power door operator can help you get that door open when you have a really heavy door. >> how much does one of these cost to install? . >> about three and a half thousand dollars. >> the

. >> my foot was coming out of my foot straps. >> your foot was coming out of the foot straps? >> yes. >> that's crazy. >> it was crazy. >> the size of the wave could have been as much as 100 feet and it needs to be verified. laird hamilton said it doesn't matter how big the wave is, but he didn't break a record because he didn't finish the ride. he got wiped off his board. for those who say he may have set a world record and officially the size of the wave won't be determined if are months in official competition. even that is controversial. you said he didn't complete riding the wave. >> i want to start by saying i have the utmost respect for carlos as a surfer and he's an accomplished big wave rider, but that being said, in the school i grew up in, unless you complete the ride, it's a non-factor. as every big wave rider knows, it's about finishing the ride. even carlos would tell you unless you finish the ride, you really didn't make the ride. otherwise it's a great attempt. >> i talked to carlos last night. i top the play some of what he said. >> i was so happy when i made

>> i don't know. 10 foot or something. but i don't think you're ever really in control. it's sort of like riding a motorbike. you're in control until you fall off and it's one hell of a ride. >> stephen: what's the festest you go not on the foils? >> not on the foils probably 30 knots. >> stephen: and when the foils kick up how fast do you go? >> then it's like a turbo boost. the only thing that stops you is where the foils just start to -- the water boils around the foils. it's that high a pressure and it's almost like a speed limiter. but as we get better and learn more it's like a quantum leap for us in this sport, we'll figure out how to go faster and faster and top speeds will keep rising. >> stephen: what is the top speed right now >> on our boat about 48 knots. >> stephen: again -- >> (laughter) >> yeah, close to 60 miles an hour. (audience reacts) >> stephen: 60 miles an hour? so you could get pulled over on some highway. (laughter) >> that's right. >> stephen: the founder of oracle larry ellison actually paid for this. $100 million coming out of his pocket. >> l

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. >> my foot was kind of coming out of my foot straps. >> your foot was coming out of your foot straps? >> yes, yes. >> wow. that's crazy. >> that was crazy. >> the size of the wave could have been as much as 100 feet. it needs to be verified. that takes months. but tonight a respected name in the susking world says it doesn't matter how big the wave is but burle didn't finish the ride. to those who say carlos may have set a record and again, the officially the size of the wave won't be determined -- if submitted won't be determined for months in official competition and think controversial but you say he didn't actually complete riding the wave. >> first of all, i want to say i have the upmost respect for carlos as a surfer and he's an incredible established big wave rider, but, you know, in the -- thatti that being said, in the school i grew up in, unless you complete the ride it's really a none factor. as every big wave rider knows, it's all about finishing the ride and i think even carlos would tell you that, you know, unless you finish the ride, you really didn't make the ride. i

so she's putting her foot on orchid. she's taking her foot off. she's putting her foot on orchid, she's taking it off. watching the video and knowing orchid, your stomach drops. because you probably know what's probably going to happen. she grabbed her foot. tamary whips around and she grabs the gate. you see her just ripped from the gate. at this point tamary knows that she's in trouble. she's under the water. splash and orchid both have her. she's totally out of view. no other trainer knows this is happening. people start to scream, you know, as the park guest that was filming it. you hear -- you don't see her -- but you hear tamary surface. you hear her just scream out, somebody help me. and the way she screamed it was such a blood curdling -- like she knew she was going to die. robin, when he ran over, he made a brilliant decision. he told the trainer to run and take the chain off kastka's gate. by taking that chain off it would give the precursor to orchid that kastka is coming in. kastka is more dominant than orchid, so orchid let her go. he

. >> my foot was kind of coming out of my foot straps. >> your foot was coming out of your foot straps? >> yes, yes. >> wow. that's crazy. >> that was crazy. >> the size of the wave could have been as much as 100 feet. it needs to be verified. that may take months. but tonight a respected name in the curving world -- surfing world says it doesn't matter how big the wave is but burle didn't finish the ride. to those who say carlos may have set a record and again, the officially the size of the wave won't be determined -- if submitted won't be determined for months in official competition and that is controversial but you say he didn't actually complete riding the wave. >> first of all, i want to say i have the upmost respect for carlos as a surfer and he's an incredible accomplished big wave rider, but, you know, in the -- that being said, in the school i grew up in, unless you complete the ride it's really a none factor. as every big wave rider knows, it's all about finishing the ride and i think even carlos would tell you that, you know, unless you finish the ride, you really didn't m

standing here and looking down into the space, this 150-foot wide octagonal crossing, we can get some idea at least of what it was for brunelleschi to be faced by the greatest architectural and engineering challenge which had confronted any italian architect since the distant days of antiquity. it was quite impossible to fill this space with a forest of timber. it would never have supported itself, let alone the weight of the cupola during its construction. so brunelleschi's primary problem and his first triumph was to devise a form of scaffolding which started not at the ground, but 40 feet above our heads at the top of the drum. his second was to build the cupola in such a way that it was self-supporting in the course of its construction. [colin eisler] this is an important part of brunelleschi's structural solution-- herringbone brickwork. instead of simply laying rows of bricks horizontally, some were laid vertically to provide a kind of internal skeleton, locking the horizontal rings of brickwork into place whilst the mortar was setting. enormous scale involves enormous weight, a

. >> are you arguing this country is on a sound, economic footing? you and i can agree the most important thing is growth here. we might disagree on how to get growth. i would argue -- >> threatening default doesn't seem to be -- >> i totally agree. i don'tening that anyone -- but i think the point is without more robust economic growth, without tax reform, which is part of growth, without entitlement reform, without regulatory reform to get government off the back of small business, we're not on a sustainable economic footing. i actually think democrats and republicans both gra el with that. what's dispiriting to consumers and business people and the rest of the world is why can't they sit down and talk about this? ivities i think the polls is quite clear on what america is dissatisfied with, and that is they view -- even republicans, independents and democrats overwhelmingly view that some segment of the republican party has -- i don't president to use the inflammatory language of hijacking or whatever. they feel that a small group of republicans h

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