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the 32-year-old is suffering from a serious wound to the pelvis. >> the help we get is not enough. i am handicapped. i've got expensive drugs and i have to provide for my children. the aid is not enough. i've told the authorities but nobody cares. reporter: two examples of how much more aid is needed. anchor: suffering from depression. it is believed that he deliberately ramped the airbus with all 150 people on board. anchor: forensic teams are still combing through the crash site. as quickly as possible, they expect to finish the investigation soon. angela merkel held a press conference. anchor: the two leaders highlighted a range of issues that their governments are currently collaborating on. anchor: they talked about the debt crisis in greece. reporter: recent events, the germanwings airbus and crash and the charlie hebdo terrorist attack of brought the two main shins -- nations closer together. >> events of the past day, the weeks of transformed to a kind of brotherly closeness. reporter: merkel and along also addressed international issues. >> it must be a good deal. it's imp

many of them are now demanding compensation. >> this is what it looks like a woman's pelvis oiled up, ireland's blunt alternative to cesarean section widely believed to have been endorsed by the catholic church for women to have more and more babies left women incontinent and unable to walk. hundreds of surviving women were crippled in their own hospitals. >> all doctors consultants object city trigs surgeons. >> the question now is in who's interest has the scheme been constructed, after all any woman who accepts compensation signs away her right to take any other legal action against anyone in rider down from the state itself to any doctor or religious in stukes. that looks a built like protecting the abusers. >> it's extremely difficult to understand why women in their 70's and 80's to have abused and that's been accepted by a retired judge and offered money should in addition be expected to indemnify the very people who have abused them and the institution that have stood over that abuse. >> lawyers suggested the judge thought the women might have been inventing symptoms. >> when

the child suffered a broken pelvis severe head trauma. relatives say this crime is all too common. >> i think this is ridiculous. my family has been living here for 40 years and this happens all the time. >> here's another look at the car leaving the scene. if you recognize the car or you think you know who's behind the wheel, yo you are' asked to call police. we'll update the condition of the mother coming up in the next 30 minutes. live outside saint christopher's hospital for children, "nbc 10's" jesse gary. >> less than an hour before that hit and run, another driver ran over and killed a 4-year-old boy in philadelphia and that driver also took off. this happened on south 57th street. witnesses tried to help but could not save the child. according to the witnesses the boy was carrying a small toy. the black suv slammed into the child. it threw the boy 20 2350e9. police believe the vehicle may be a ford edge and the driver may be a woman. >>> we're still awaiting to find out when a philadelphia woman could be charged with attempted mur

the best way to diagnose it is a cat scan of your abdomen or pelvis. blood tests we can use to find out if you have pancreatitis. blood tests we can get if we find out your pancreas is acting stage. >> that is a marker of injuyour digesti isive enzyme. >> you guys go to the doctor. >> yes. stay away from fatty food. this is the time you don't want to have fatty food. it triggers your pancreas and it is going to cause a problem. what do you do if you have a gallstone? a lot of times through remove we can find the stone and pull it out. >> do you have to remove the gall bladder? >> if it becomes a problem and you keep forming the stones and it blocks the pancreas, that's one treatment to get rid of the stones. >> what about the dr. samadi said, dr. siegel, if you -- if it seems like you're having interest problem to stay away from spicy and fatty foods. >> that's hugely important. and i would add to that, we talked about alcohol, alcohol, alcohol. cigarettes is the other thing that provokes this. watch out for cigarettes. do not smoke if you have a pancr

. >> this is what it looks like, a woman's pelvis opened with a saw to make childbirth easier. a blunt alternative to caesarian, widely believed endorsed by the catholic church to enable women having more babies, leaving mothers incontinent, act walk. it was declared torture and a compensation scheme brought in by the state on behalf of women crippled in their own hospitals. >> all doctors, consultants, obstetricians... >> reporter: the question is in whose interest has the scheme been constructed. any woman that accepts compensation signs away a right to take access, against anyone in ireland from the state itself to a doctor or religious institution. that looks like protecting the abusers. >> it's extremely difficult to understand why women in their '70s and '80s, who have been abused, and it's been accepted by a retired judge and are offered money should, in addition, be expected to indemnify the people who have abused them, and the institutions that have stood over that abuse. >>> this is the retired judge hired to make decisions on the claims. maureen harding clark has bee

the child suffered broken pelvis and severe impact. relatives say this crime is all too common. >> i think it's ridiculous. something has to change. this is happening way too many times. my family has been living here for 40 years and this happens all the time. >> here's another look at the car leaving the scene. if you recognize the car or know who's behind the wheel, call the police. we'll update you on the condition of the boy's mother coming up in the next hour. live outside saint christopher's hospital for children. gary jesse. >>> half an hour before that a 4-year-old boy was killed by an suv. this morning police are looking for that driver as well. it happened at 6:30 on south 357th street in front of witnesses who tried to help but couldn't save the boy. witnesses say that boy was carrying a toy as he crossed the street. surveillance video captured the black suv that police say slammed into the child. it's on the right side of the picture. the impact carried the boy 20 feet. if you have any information that can help call police

into three bicyclist to had minor injuries what was wrong to see in the air and hospitalize a broken pelvis is designed to stabilize water supplies for cities and farms out to support a this support plan department of fish and game is calling for 30,000 a. of land and wildlife habitat to be restored down from 100,000 a. their grisly ask for. >>mark: cecil b. into this and a battery for your home they're introducing a whole battery large utilities fell battery home matters power overnight on there are the charge less electricity than you used a battery during the day tied to our your home. >>michelle apon: with it is actually called great cage which is trending as we wait for the digital into labor faded share this picture of media frenzy outside and they were just waiting for something to happen so they posted a sign this says parking restrictions are going to extend outside window in one out their action has to be fought out the grosz's toward baltimore is getting back because it is open the national guard i will explain as 640. some concern in the research finds is pretty easy for people

mismo concepto, cuando te sientas sobre ella te abre la pelvis. aquÍ tu mamÁ te puede ayudar. madre: no te caigas. doctor: si te das cuenta, es un movimento de poder subir, bajar... a veces cuando tienes esas contradicciones fuertes, el movimiento de la pelvis te puede relajar. ana: es que yo no soy nada flexible! doctor: es algo tan sencillo, que en la mayorÍa de los hospitales tienen una disponible. ana: sÉ que es para labor de parto, pero podrÍa empezar a hacer ejercicios asÍ? doctor: no estÁ mal, hay muchos ejemplos mujeres que hacen este tipo de ejercicios, se usa mucho para el ejercicio prenatal. ana: perfecto, entonces esto es indispensable. otra posiciÓn? doctor: tambiÉn lo que es estar recostada usando almohadas. ana: boca arriba o boca abajo? doctor: de ladito. si colocas esto dentro de las piernas y a veces tienes, como ella estÁ usando aquÍ. porque ha mencionado que veces cuando estÁs de helados de causa incomodidad, pero se puso una almohada debajo de la panza. el propÓsito es estar siempre cÓmoda, con varias almohadas... y todas estas posiciones lo qu

she lay behind the meat counter with her children, bleeding with a bullet through the pelvis. >> it felt endless. like no one was coming for us and i was going to die there on top of my children and what would happen to them? the little boy next to me screaming in agony. he had been shot. and he was claiming they'd shot my mother. why did this have to happen and why did they do this, screaming and screaming. i was trying to calm him down. at some point, the sister also passed away. people were screaming, stop screaming, eventually. as they died. and so it became quieter. >> a driver for an american charity was still alive. >> they shot him and i realized he didn't die. shoot him once again. so a weird thing. a person left. he was. >> in the burger restaurant, it had now been 50 minutes since neil and his wife had been shot. >> her legs had been pretty badly shredded. and she was losing quite a lot of blood. my shoulder and arm had been very badly hit. i had, you know, holes big enough to put fingers inside. and blood i was losing myself, it was harder to stay conscious the whole time. sh

a woman's pelvis opened up with a saw to make a difficult childbirth easier. ireland's blunt alternative to caesarean to en thought to be backed by the catholic church to allow women to have more and more babies. it has been condemned as torture and on behalf of hundreds. but the question now is who has the scheme been constructed. also any woman who takes compensation also signs away her right to any doctor or religious institution. that looks a bit like protecting the abusers. >> it's difficult to upset why women in their 70s and 80s and that has been accepted by a judge, and they've been offered money, they should be expected to i am democrat anyify imdemocratdemnify those who subjected it on them. >> some women were thought to be i inventing symptoms to get part of the money. >> up woman told me she was soared they had-made a claim. >> she sawed they would not put much thought opposite the claims stated by women. she said she want. if. >> what this really boils down to is the accountability of the state to its citizens. true enough all of this happened in

. >> i had my pelvis shattered like a glass jar. i don't like pain, but i'm used to it. it's nothing new for me. i can scream -- >> where are they? >> and look weak, or i can just take it until it passes. >> i don't know. what can you do when someone knows a different truth than you? >> where are they? >> i don't know. i felt hopeless. i felt completely small. i'd never felt small before. i felt -- i couldn't believe this was happening to me. on the third day, they wanted me to admit the drugs were mine. >> just admit the drugs were yours. >> just admit. it will all be done. all i had to hold on was my innocence. i never even came close to admitting anything. i get taken on, like, an hour road trip to the central jail. it's in rawalpindi. it's the biggest prison in all of pakistan. 6,000 prisoners. it's a huge prison, these big monster doors in the middle. but it feels like they're the doors to mordor. what they do is they humble you before you get into that prison. one guard kind of motions to me. he goes -- >> you're dead inside. >> i knew what was on the other side of

there was one individual with a broken hip and pelvis, broken leg, broken foot. i broke hi wrist, i ruptured a disk in my back, i cracked some ribs. this is a scar from my head pounding on the boat. >> water patrol cites the driver of the boat for failing to operate a motor boat in a careful and prudent manner and allowing a passenger to ride on the rear deck without adequate railing. he is ordered to pay a fine. despite the incident, those involved that safety is always the number one priority. >> when you figure how many people come to the lake, it's very small percentage that end up like that. it's a very safe place. there's boating accidents all over the place, but no one has really seen one on film, you don't really think about it until you see it. >> coming up, a politician is ambushed. >> suddenly he jumps up. the audience was frozen. >> and, later, fireworks blast off course. when "caught on camera:don't blink" continues. ♪ [ female announcer ] aaah, the amazing, delicious cinnamon and sugar taste of cinnamon toast crunch and cold milk. ♪ cinnamon toa

his pelvis crushed. on top of recovery trying to settle a mortgage for a home that no longer exists. >> knowing that mortgage was still hovering over you, that had to have been stressful. >> it was like the elephant sitting on your chest. you knew it was there. you knew you still today take a deep breath. but it was very hard. >> reporter: the mortgage was owned by the veteran's administration and service bid chase bank which recently received an unexpected call. our kust pler our >> our customer who wishes to be anonymous, said i want to do something. i want to pay it off. >>. >> reporter: paying off every cent. tim's $360,000 mortgage. >> does that make you feel better? >> this person who stepped up thank pu. totally, thank you. >> a selfless gesture in helping tim and blue move forward and create a new home. >> so many families in oso, washington lost their lives. everything they had. >> and a stranger stepping up. anonymous. amazing. we'll be right back. >>> let's check in with rob. summer on the way

our best evidence on the skeleton actually comes from the pelvis which has to be wider in females because of the needs of childbirth. one easy way we can tell sex is to use the sciatic notch right here and to use what we call our rule of thumb. stick your thumb in. if it moves, it's a female. if you put your thumb in and it doesn't move, it's a male. normally i would expect to find equal numbers of males and females. however, in this case i found twice the number of females to males. and in one patio there were 15 females and only 2 males. the best explanation for this disparity is probably that the males of the household had more than one wife. having multiple wives is common among elite maya and wives would be seen as a form of wealth. this is additional evidence that that was an elite compound. keach: over the last 10 years excavations have revealed a series of elite compounds, each one a complex of temples, workshops, and residences. like old-world palaces archaeologists believe that these were the dwellings of maya lords and their retainers. archaeologist david webster. this person w

he has a fractured pelvis, tailbone, a broken left eye socket. >> he has fractures in this bone right here as well as fractures in this bone. >> in the days after the accident, doctors say the 42-year-old lambert could face a year of physical rehabilitation. >> i do not remember much from the accident itself. but the next thing i remember is waking up in the ambulance. >> it's not unlike john to think of someone else first before he thought of himself. >> flash forward seven months and lambert is much improved. at an award ceremony covered by the local news, lambert is out of his wheelchair and optimistic about his recovery. >> my rehab's going good. i'm getting stronger every day. my therapist and doctors are all happy with my progress. >> have you watched that videotape? >> yes, i have. i'm surprised i survived it. it's pretty scary, actually. but still as of today, i still have no recollection of the incident. >> lambert's difficult road to recovery is made easier by the generous spirit of his community. >> i've had a lot of prayers from a lot of different people, people i don't ev

the child suffered a broken pelvis and a head injury. the crime is too common and something has to be done. there are just no consequences. they're not catching the people who are doing. this if flr no repercussions it will keep happening. >> here's another look at the car leaving the scene. if you recognize the car or the person behind the wheel, call police. the boy's mother is in critical condition as well although her condition is stable. she's over at temple university hospital. we're live outside of saint kristopher's. >>> new from overnight, police are investigating a crash involving a car and a motorcycle in camden county. it happened on blackwood clementine road in gloucester township. the people are in the hospital. >>> investigators are working to find the cause of a fire. along hill view avenue. two people went to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. crews quickly contained the smoke. >>> a man says he wants to be executed immediately. he had an appeal hearing and said he was not happy with his attorneys. he would

his pelvis crushed. on top of his recovery he's been trying to negotiate a settlement of his mortgage for a home that no longer exists. >> knowing that mortgage was still hovering over you, that had to have been stressful. >> it was like the elephant on your chest. you knew it was there. you knew you still had to take a deep breath, but it was very hard. >> reporter: the mortgage was owned by the veterans' administration and serviced by chase bank which recently received an unexpected call. >> our customer who wishes to remain anonymous said "i really want to do something." he basically set, "i want to pay it off." >> reporter: pay off every cents of tim's $360,000 mortgage. does it feel like that elephant is off your chest now? >> it does. and once again, i want to re-emphasize that this person who stepped up -- thank you. totally thank you. >> reporter: a selfless gesture giving tim and blue a chance to move forward and create a new home. nbc news, arlington, washington. >> amazing. >> yeah. >>> 25 yea

his mother suffered a fractured skull and pelvis. doctors are treating her at chop so she can be by david's bedside bedside. the family waiting until josie as she's known is ready to say goodbye before they let david go go. >> to now have to live with burying her little two-year-old who was just starting his life. so that's just unfair. >> police releasing surveillance video of the car they say hit david and josie and then took off. investigators say it has a moon roof and two men may have been inside. with the reward for information up to 20 grand police and family asking anyone with information to help bring closure to this grieving family. >> just to know he's never going to be here again it's horrible. >> reporter: and tonight josephine is expected to come home from the hospital. coming up at 6:00, what david's relatives want to felt family of another little boy struck and killed the same night as david. iain? >> sabina, thank you. >>> the driver of another tragic hit-and-run accident is expected to turn herself in to police toda

broke my pelvis in a number of places. tim: detoured. >> i continued running until i had the right hip replacement and that was in 2008. tim: but never deterred. and sunday he finished the 5k. >> i ran a 47:01. tim: two minutes faster than he did last year. >> yesterday at the race many people saw me running and came up to me and said congratulations. and keep going. and when they asked my age, one of them asked my age in the middle of the race and immediately turned to her friends and said this guy is 90 years old. and everybody turned around and shouted and so forth. so it inspires me. i think i'll keep at this for a number of years. i really do. i don't see any reason why i'm going to suddenly stop. tim: there's no question this guy is chronologically advantaged. i don't want to hear anymore of your aches and pains. leon: i got no complaints. tim: i'm done with you! leon: getting faster every year. tim: does he look 90? alison: no not even close. leon: he's the terminator. gets hit by a car. new hip. getting faster ever

i broke all my ribs, i punctured both lungs, ruptured spleen, i shattered my pelvis and i broke six vertebrae in my back and one in my neck. but other than that i was all right. >> bubba has no memory of the jump, but ever the perfectionist, he critiques his performance from his hospital bed. >> i'm thinking, man, it's so obvious i don't have enough speed. it got me to thinking, did something happen, did i black out? what went wrong? as i started watching the video and analyzing it quite a bit more, you can see me mid-air working the bike, i'm trying to move it around, so obviously i was totally there, but the only thing i can fathom is just the simple fact that as i'm going to the ramp the bike is spinning. there's just enough speed being robbed because of the traction issue that i simply didn't make the landing ramp. i wasn't even close. >> the accident may have broken his body but certainly not his spirit or his trademark self-deprecating sense of humor. >> now that i am fortunate enough to have all the world records, i'll do this a little smarter. that's one of the things you usually get

i have stainless steel screws, approximately eight, holding my pelvis together where it was pulled apart and dislocated from the impact. very painful injury. and as of now i have some hearing problems. >> professor hill undergoes five surgeries and is confined to a wheelchair for 12 weeks but he considers himself extremely lucky to be alive. >> i feel blessed. that's the term i would like to use. and i feel that there is purpose as to why i'm still alive. i truly believe that. >> parker is arrested and charged with attempted first-degree murder. he is convicted and sentenced to ten years in prison, immediately followed by ten years of probation. despite experiencing the worst in human nature on that day, professor hill knows he also experienced the best, the kindness and strength of strangers saved his life. >> shows me that there is true mankind still in existence and people still like that. all of us. >> coming up, a blind woman brutally attacked on a seattle bus. >> it was really shocking. i remember hearing people screaming. >> and a terrifying accident at an iowa state fair. >> she

they removed my third vertebra and literally built me a new vertebra using my pelvis, used one-inch squares and built me a new vertebra. well, mike, i was in the hospital at 16, and after the surgery, they put me in a full-length body cast from head to toe, and when i left the hospital, i weighed 105 pounds. now, a lot of people hear that story -- and i'm very proud of being able to recover from that. but that was just the first step in my life into the health industry. as i was going through rehabilitation for my back, my father went into the hospital for his first open-heart surgery at the age of 43. so, mike, that really scared me to death. so i decided right then to take a very close look at our lives our family history, and try to understand what was going on. i mean, both my parents had high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, heart disease. you know, i had back problems. you name it, we had it. so if hereditary was a part of the issue, i needed to make sure that i was doing everything that i could to rebuild my body and take care of this body that god gave us. i went back to

one was thrown 20 feet and had to be hospitalized with a broken pelvis and then she continued drive asking hit a parked toyota corolla. to talk about deltaen habitat restoration and infrastructure. habitat restoration plans that are part of the proposed twin tunnel project. it is designed to stabilize for cities and farms south of the delta. tkpwoáf mother brown supports plan but now that the fish and game is calling for just 30,000 acres of wet land and wild life habitat down from 100,000 acre, saying it was too difficult to get federal permits from wild life agencies. >> home burglary can be very disturbing if it happens to you but there's some things you can do to reduce the likely hood of your house being broken into. five ways to make your home less atrackive to thieves. >> i found had trending online. we are following the major league baseball game with no one in it. the game was between the baltimore overjoels and chicago white sox. it was pretty interesting. we have some amazing photos to show you from there. we had empty stands many the stadium and empty concourses and i want to

example, word on the web is while taping on "the tonight show" with jay leno, you suffered a fractured pelvis when a hoot lost its footing. >> do i think that's true? >> yeah. >> hopefully you know. >> that's true. the horse just slipped. it was on sort of slick -- it was just a disastrous bit of circumstances. >> terrible. >> did jay give you one of his cars or something to make up for it? >> you know what? no. there were times in the years afterwards i should have taken a car. i'm from new zealand, that would be nasty. >> there's still time for him to give you a car. >> word on the web is you almost missed being cast as xena because you were on a camping trip? true? >> yeah. they had to find me in a hurry because all the other actresses fell out for it. and at the last minute they were trying to find me. this local kid in the wild of new zealand. yeah. >> destiny. >> it is. >> lucy lawless, thanks so much. you can catch "salem" sunday nights on wgn america. >>> you know him as caputo from ♪ cheers. cheers. oh! oh dear! oh! that's the professional. she's right. and there's no reason to cry