one of the unique things about this particular stair climb today is the first responders challenge. we have over 100 emt's, fire fighters, police officers, will be donning gear and who will be climbing all 50 flights of stairs. and one particular team, the philly fire team, has been here all ten years here at the climb and they have actually even made this particular climb part of their wellness initiative, meaning that they are trying to encourage fire fighters to make health a priority, and participate in the event such as the stair climb today. >> reporter: i'm hearing some are super ambitious and will be a tempting this more than once. >> we have century climbers and so they will go up, one time and then they will come down and hopefully take a breather in between but they will climb for a second time, so they will be doing 100 flights of stairs. >> reporter: this is the tenth annual event, very good cause, as well, and what do you hope that people who come here today take away from this. >> i hope that people understand lung disease is really critical, one in six deaths is rela

staircases not the stair by the penthouse enclosures union it goes on and on and family residential we had to basically pull that back so i'm in support but can't support the comboeshd private be penthouses stair enclosures. >> open up for a few comments i had the pleasure of going to high school i walked up and down this hill and prooebl have some miss spent but commissioner moore he wonder what a significant corner on a classic cable car i'm happy to see it finally i think we have a mature handsome project and in support maybe a little bit in line with co-sponsor he realizes this building is for the style and quality but because it is in an important corner and there are hotels adjacent to that are uphill what will that look like if you're in a hotel room in a crown room i don't know if there's a drawings that shows what roof escape and how you attempt to mask the air conditioning units as best as possible. >> we actually put together the gardens detail we consider. >> you can speak into that mike. >> we've put together verifies from different perspectives on the streets of san fr

. >> i put him down stairs. i don't know what he's doing. >> what do you mean. >> peek-a-boo's mom dewas slated to have double hip replacement surgery that day. there was a blizzard out but nearing diabetic shock again, ron who was living in her house under her care decid his wife to the hospital himself. instead, he drove into a snow bank. bumping the house. >> as soon as i got in front of him and he made eye contact with me, i was like oh, boy, i need to get him in the house as soon as possible. there was nobody home. his eyes were glazed over. >> while she tries to get him into his apartment downstairs he grabs fistfuls of her hair. >> we were right bob the stair well. i just barrel rolled. >> they tumbled down six stairs to the next landing. he has cuts on his neck and elbow. >> the thing is that from the call it seems like you threw him down the stairs. that you were still in the top landing and that he had just rolled down. >> we went together. yeah, i actually have a lump on my shin that will probably nev

it is about the new stairs that are proposed. was there a proposal to look at a straight run stair without the landing? and think about the issue the access to the the garage if the stairs would straight it would be easier to make it more credible access >> we haven't looked at alturninate vision of the stair knowing we typically want more detail provided in the drawings we were happy to defer the other ish sues were resolved. >> a straight stair wouldn't be unusual in that district? >> no, it isn't unusual >> commissioner pearlman. >> i think this project sponsor has gone quite a long way to bringing something back to the district that obviously was long lost at least 70 or 80 years ago and it appears from the documentation we have that it is going to be done in a professional way and a quality to it that will have it be not specifically a re-creation but kind of a re-creation because none of it exists now. i agree and have the same comment about making that a better entrance to the garage and just for the neighbors who are conc

but first, this year marks the 15th anniversary of the september 11th attacks, and the stair climb of one world trade center continues honoring the heroes we lost. here to tell us how you can participate, frank siller, chairman and ceo of the stephen siller tunnel to tours foundation, and jack oehm, for everyone who does not know steven. >> stephen was the youngest of seven and father of five, and on september 11th, you know, he was called to duty. he was on his way home to play golf with his brothers, but he heard on the radio scanner what happened and drove back to his firehouse. he had just finished his shift, but he went back to his firehouse and got his gear, drove to the brooklyn battery tunnel and was closed for security reasons, and he was faced with a decision. just like all firefighters, first responders, it's an easy choice for him. he had to run there and save people's lives, but while doing that, he gave up his own. we're so proud of what he did. >> the foundation expanded from, as i recall when you told me once before, it started at the dining room table. >> yes. >> you'

me most stairs climbed on a unicycle and the most stairs climbed in 30 seconds on a unicycle. good to see and going to good cause, rubic's cube in the weather department. >> first up, learn how to solve a rubik's cube and then learn how to ride a unicycle. we're rain fry. a live look on this saturday afternoon. a fair amount of sunshine but you notice right through the golden gate strait, we're now starting to see a little fog developing, not only there but also along the coast. however, folks are soaking in the sunshine. a live look from the santa cruz camera. the beach is popular today and will be tomorrow and with temperatures feeling summer, i think the beach will be a very popular spot. we have a beach hazard statement along the entire coastline through tomorrow evening, and the risk there is for stronger than normal rip currents so be careful. right now 80 in antioch, mild 73 in fairfield. with the fog developing in san francisco, we have dropped to 57. same temperature at half moon bay, oakland, 67. tonight, along the coast the fog will push inland but waits until midni

. >> jimmy: it's up the stairs.ng season of "cuckoo." take a look at this. >> you look so nice in your suit. >> mr. z had this suit made for me personally. oh, mr. z is my new mentor. what a wise and inspirational man, let me tell you. >> right. he's not another -- is he? [ laughter ] >> of course not, lorna. i learned my lesson on that one. you guys must have thought i was a real dope. >> well, we did -- >> no we did not. >> no. no, mr. z is actually a very successful businessman. >> well, he can stay as long as he wants. we're doing up your room for the baby. so you'll have to stay in dillon's room. >> well, that isn't happening. >> that's a great idea. we could get those old bunk beds out. >> yeah, we'll set the old bunk beds in your ass. i'm not -- [ laughter ] >> insubordination. >> it's so good to have you back, dale. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how fun is that? that's the most fun. stick around, taylor lautner and i are playing random object shootout when we get back. [ cheers and applause

it's not go down the stairs. >> no. apples and pears means go up the stairs. >> jimmy: what? oh, it doesn't? >> no, it does. >> jimmy: oh, it does? >> yeah. i'm just surprised. i was baffled. >> jimmy: yeah, i don't know why. that makes perfect sense to me. [ laughter ] i don't know why i guessed that. we didn't plan this out or anything, i swear. >> no. >> jimmy: give me another one. >> okay, here you go. >> jimmy: give me another one. >> okay, so stay on the rhyming thing. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> what does, uh -- "pass me the dog and bone"? >> jimmy: pick up the phone. >> yes, that means phone. good job. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: really? >> yes. >> jimmy: that's fantastic. i -- we should take the show to england. >> i need to bring you over there with me. >> jimmy: what other things do they do there that we don't do here? maybe we could bring a new -- a a new thing here. play a new game or something like that. >> okay, this is going to sound insane. but the pastime -- because you know, on sets, there's a lot of time you have to kill between takes

. >> 180 stairs down. 180 stairs down.meters. 120 feet. >> now the shelter is about to be opened again. as an educational tool and tourist attraction. and to walk down these 180 stairs is to walk back seven decades. >> this lead us to. >> the tunnels were basically closed up after the war. >> now, justin brandt of london transport says they're about to start selling tickets. for tours of a history frozen in time. >> this was the response to having your city bombed? >> absolutely. yes, this was, had can teens, you had toilets. so, yes. >> we keep buckets. yes. >> this was blitz style. >> blitz style. >> as for sleeping accommodation. >> the war time propaganda made the most of it. >> what do you think of the shelter now. you have been here a week or two? >> but it wasn't all sing songs while the bombs fell. your through and through, caught new york. >> definitely. proud of it as well. >> babs clark seen on the left was just 11 years old when she and her family headed for the local shelter at a subway stop in east end, londo

he is going upstairs and not down the stairs. he bounced up 1005 stairs in 44 minutes.ld record for most stair climbed was 670. just yesterday he broke the record for solving the most rubik's cubes. the stunts are for a good cause to raise money for victims of human trafficking. >>> speaking of records that are difficult to break, the golden state warriors are trying to get to 73. >> you thought that kid was amazing? nothing compared to the warriors. coming up in sports, no team has gone through an entire nba season without back to back losses, but the warriors still have a chance of being the first as steph curry and company take care of >>> abc7 sports is bought to you by riverwalk casino. >> after losing their first regular season home game in 14 months they bounced back against portland. he got the start for andrew boggit who is out with a rib injury. he finds him for the easy basket of the now it is steph curry driving to the hoop. he lays it in high off the glass. the trailblazers have a great player of their own and he knocks down the tray. it is the long three h

fox 5 has now learned that happened and now the stair climb is back on. it's going to be held out one world observatory, which is part of one world trade. was made in the stairwells on 9/11. >> there's so many stories of heroism that day, it's incredible. a lot of it happened in the stairwells running up and down, firefighters with their gear on, you know, saving other people's lives. >> reporter: frank and his family started the tunnel to towers foundation in memory of their firefighter brother steven. on 9/11, he ran from brooklyn through the battery tunnel to manhattan wearing his full gear and lost his life at the twin towers. the tunnel to towers stair climb is going to be taking place may 15th, but only a thousand people can participate. if you're interested, i would recommend that you sign up now. steve and dari, back to you. steve: great cause. i don't think i could finish it. that's a real deal workout. thank you, linda. >> big disappointment for janet jackson fans. dari: but happy news for her. why the singer is delaying her comeback tour. steve

about four deputies came down the stairs and we handcuffed him. returned him to the courtroom. >> the taser gun is what stops trent in his tracks. >> we just had taser recertification class two days prior to that. so, all the training was fresh in my mind. >> after 13 years at the multnomah county sheriff's office, this is the first time morrissey o'donald uses any of the weapons on her belt. >> he didn't say anything. when we walked him back to the courtroom, he was completely silent. >> the judge orders him into custody, again. he increases trent's bail $500,000. >> under oregon law, what mr. trent did after he knew he was going into custody is no different than if he would have tried to escape from the oregon state pen. >> trent is convicted of possession of a false police officer i.d. card and is sentenced to probation. but for his bold escape, he gets ten months in the slammer. >> he might not have gone to prison but for the fact he tried to run from the courtroom. i think it just goes to show people that you need to follow authority and you

they broke in through an emergency exit, came up the stairs and sat in the stairwell for some time. you can see one of the crooks appears to be having second thoughts. the one in sunglasses tries to convince them and then they both go up stairs and ran sack the offices of the foundation for an hour. they defendant in suitcases full of items that had been auctioned off for charity including a scooter signed by hunter pence. it was stolen in 2014 as well and later found and returned. >> i'm absolutely devastated to see that the scooter that hunter pence donated to us was stolen. we auctioned it off at a fundraising event and raised $40,000 to go towards funding wishes. so at this point it's a little unclear what we'll do. >> here is a look at the crooks one more time. the make a wish folks don't yet have a full accounting of what's been stolen and will take an accounting later today. hunter pence has been contacted and he's just as appalled as they are. >>> dozens of usf students had a bus trip to lake tahoe and the bus blew a tire. it happened on i-80 in placer county. all 40s studen

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i haven't been out there and no drawings. >> there was a stair. >> there's a new door and stair off theeck the plans i showdown mr. sanchez for a permit in 2010 or 2011 for rooms on the building they development a ground floor and put in family room and bathroom and as we call is that built has the size of the lot so maybe mr. sanchez will give you more information but that permit was signed off on the cf c and it was issued that is work in addition that was done originally without a permit we cited them with a notice of violation and not sure if everything is okay with the deck as i see that. >> but the rooms were signed off and done wherewith a permit. >> now an allegation that was converted into an illegal unit in the addressed on the permit. >> we don't allow in san francisco. >> okay as you can see two doors on the photos on the bottom line from both floors. >> thank you. >> sure commissioners do you want to take public comment before you hear from mr. sanchez practical preceded with that hearing. >> okay. so. >> i mean, we want to continue till been a continuance request. >> yes.

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handcuffed, kicked, thrown down stairs. it was just horrendous. it was terrible.o the point where i am sure he was about to give up. felt all alone where no one -- i mean, the people that were supposed to be watching over him were just taking full advantage of torturing him. it ended his life. soffiyahnt to bring elijah into this conversation with the correctional association of new york. what you also participated in this hunger strike that you all just ended last night. if you could talk about where theharrell was held, particular prison, and who this beat up squad was -- is. >> thank you for having me. i had the correctional association of new york, an independent not-for-profit organization, 171 years old. it has a legislative mandate unique to it to monitor the conditions in the prisons throughout new york state. we have focused our attention on fishkill and the issue of violence and abuse throughout the new york state system because what happened to mr. harrell, sadly, is not uncommon. it has happened many, many times. i participated in the fast with the har

the old record was 670 stairs. on saturday, owen broke the record for valving the most rubic's keeps and this is all to raise money for human trafficking. >> this makes my body ache just watching it. >> yikes. >> youth. >> only a teenager. >> not too hard to get out of bed this morning. temperatures are warmer. just a light jacket is needed. a nice afternoon. you heard about the heat we have. it is still on track. today it will be spring like. a front is working through. bringing clouds. partly cloudy. it will wash out quickly. it will offer us a nice day. fog from the sutro tower shows from the upper 40s this morgan hill. up to the upper 50s in oakland. quite a spread. temperatures are five degrees warmer in some spots and winds from mount tamalpais. 46 in santa rosa and napa and cooler in the north bay but milder elsewhere. mid-50s in concord and livermore is 51. we have patchy fog and feeling like spring more 60s and 70s and look for record warm the headed our way with 80s tomorrow. but, wednesday, it will be th

the problem was that the stairs were a bit for bidding.ng to the stairs was a dark cave like granite structure that was not very inviting to museum goers and the staff never liked it. what they have done is remove that staircase and build an elegant, wooden structure that instead of going all the way to of the aetrium stops at the first floor which is where visitors will enter the new extension. >> ahead of the region architecture firm that won the commission, what do they have envisioned here. about extension itself is 235,000 square feet. it essentially doubles the size of the original museum. it's built in a long wedge in the back of the museum with an original material. it's a kind of fiber plastic composite that is white in color and is rippling like the waves of the water which some architects have said it is modeled on. francisco bay rises about 10 stories and looks nothing like the surrounding buildings which are generally 1930's, 1940's mid-level high-rises. so this building just kind of sticks out right there wedged onto the back

she gets tossed down the stairs by that guy in the black shirt. did you see that? >> she was part of the whole think it seemed like. >> this guy grabs her arm and flings her down the stairs. she goes tumbling while these two guys are still tussling. >> so what started all of it? >> yep. >> i don't know exactly what started it, but if you see at the very beginning of the first video here, there's a beer bottle that goes flying. who knows what started it. >> it's sodi dumb because they ruined the afternoon for everyone. that girl could have a broken neck. >>> fishing, nice calming sport. >> stress-free. >> until you lose the big one like the guy in the orange behind here. looks like he snagged one. as soon as he sets the hook, looks like the line breaks. he gets ticked off, slams the rod and man over board. >> that is a lesson to why you need to just calm down. >> you see the man safely back up on board, but obviously much wetter than a few seconds earlier. >>> security footage in england. >> of a man who enters a restaurant masked, with a gun. >> see how this robber

and the stairs no longer worked, they had no way out. those are new york values. those were amazing, amazing people. the restaurants and the local businesses who kept their shops open to help the responders, i have an office building downtown, 40 wall street. people were staying there, living there. everybody opened their hearts. those are new york values. everyone who helped clear the rubble and rescue the injured and are now suffering in many cases because the fumes, what they breathed in is having a lasting effect. many died, many died from what they breathed in, but people were there immediately after the tragedy, and they're suffering to this day, many, many died. those are new york values. every small act of kindness, every great act of courage, the courage down there was incredible. those are new york values, the real new york values. and these are the values we need to make america great again, folks. these are the values. we have the people. we have great, great people in this state. we have people that are admired all over the world for their energy, for

it is about the new stairs that are proposed.as there a proposal to look at a straight run stair without the landing? and think about the issue the access to the the garage if the stairs would straight it would be easier to make it more credible access >> we haven't looked at alturninate vision of the stair knowing we typically want more detail provided in the drawings we were happy to defer the other ish sues were resolved. >> a straight stair wouldn't be unusual in that district? >> no, it isn't unusual >> commissioner pearlman. >> i think this project sponsor has gone quite a long way to bringing something back to the district that obviously was long lost at least 70 or 80 years ago and it appears from the documentation we have that it is going to be done in a professional way and a quality to it that will have it be not specifically a re-creation but kind of a re-creation because none of it exists now. i agree and have the same comment about making that a better entrance to the garage and just for the neighbors who are concer

they also took off down the stairs when autographed scooter from hunter pence. it had been auctioned off for $ 40,000 for charity. all the race for the white house all craze are on wisconsin. some big questions looming for candidates. will donald trump regain the momentum? will bernie sanders manage to pull off a big enough win to put him on track? we are joined from new york city with the early indications. ray? >> good morning to you. 42 detects infor grabs for republicans in wisconsin, 96 for the democrats. the outcome is momentum changer. and set a clear path tore a contest -- a clear pan for a contested republican convention. a game changing primary potentially. >> your vote is very important tomorrow because the world is watching wisconsin. the world is watching. >> republican frontrunner donald trump subdued and with his wife in wisconsin admitting regrets for re-twts and statements made. >> i could have done without it. i wish i did not send it. if i had to do it again i would not have done it. >> donald trump and senator ted cruz participating in a town

. >> ♪ >> i need that music playing in my ear up those stairs.year ago right new we saw this guy, doing that, on the steps over at the art museum. we started to call him the art museum hot i. >> his name is jeff pierce, and then hugh posted him on his blog and said who is this art museum hote. >> now you have some competition. a couple days ago we saw this guy, doing that on the rocky steps. his name is jordan. >> we are calling him the new art museum hottie. >> thanks much. >> this is bob kelly. >> hi, how are you. >> donya archer. >> hi. >> hi, very nice to meet you >> yes. >> yes, that was his first time doing that. >> first time in a while. >> i was shocked i was able to complete it. the whole time i was saying i cannot busted up my teeth open i had too much dental work. >> let's see you smile. >> smile for the camera. >> lets get details on you before we put you through your paces here. you live in the city. >> i do. >> center city. >> center sit the eye. >> are you single. >> i'm not, i have a girlfriend. >> good night, everybody. >> yes. >

i was tripping up those stairs. and my mom stopped and asked, jennifer, can you not see the stairs? "what do you mean, mom?" "you can't see the stairs?" within a few days i was diagnosed with a disease called retinitis. it's a disease in both of my retinas and caused them to deteriorate. and that meant the prognosis was total blindness. i remember driving home from that eye hospital and feeling my fingertips and wondering if i was going to have to read braille and how i would finish high school. what started as legal blindness quickly became darker and darker until over a period of years all the light i once saw was replaced with darkness. but within the loss, i have received so much. blindness has introduced me to myself. i've learned that i can't change blindness, but i can change my perspective. and when my eyes are grateful, i really can see goodness and grace. i've learned that blindness does not define me. but it has truly refined me, and >> how much do we love jennifer? >> i love that when my eyes are grateful. what a lovely way to put it. >> jennifer welcome. how are you? >>

the stairs, and nobody came back. that is new york values. the chaplain of the new york city fire department, who died providing comfort and prayer to the wounded and fallen on 9/11 -- a good friend of many in this room -- he really displayed new york values, and displayed what was coming soon. the people in the towers who helped to rescue each other, and those who perished knowing that if they left earlier, they could have done out. he states, and helped other people. is new york values. the restaurant local businesses who kept shops open to help first responders -- those are really the people who have new york values. you never heard of anybody who the oppositet in direction. rubble, who cleared the and i was there, and watched a bit -- those people were amazing. you did not know what was going to come down. they handled it. every small act of kindness, great active courage, those are new york values. when guy like lyin ted cruz talks about new york values, those are the values we want to talk about. let me tell you a couple of things and w

. >> beat up bloody and beat up on grandville avenue, thrown down the stairs with my bra and underwear in the snow. >> she was once a school secretary and a mother before crack and prostitution turned her world upsidedown. >> every time i lay down and fall asleep, i dream about crack. >> another inmate is caught off guard and viciously assaulted. his assailant leaves him cut and bleeding. then explains why. >> most cake is dry, you know, and not very moist like that at the bottom. i know something went right with the cake and said, i have to do something about this. ♪ ♪ >>> straddling the grand river in western michigan, grand rapids combines the amenities of a sophisticated city with small town charm and natural beauty. "forbes" magazine calls it the best city in america in which to raise a family, but even the best families face problems. a few miles from downtown is the kent county jail. >> people ask me all the time when i'm out there in the world, who do you got in jail? i always tell them, we have your family members, we have your neighbors, your co-workers. >> on any given day,

of the rocky stairs.and it took a long time. john, i'm just curious. what has the reaction been from your wife, your loved ones on your run, your rocky run up the stairs? >> first of all, steve, she's glad i didn't have a heart attack halfway up the stairs because i was doing that on about three hours' sleep. not much chance to work out when you're on the road so i'm starting cold. other than that, she laughed when she saw the video i sent her this morning because "fox & friends" tweeted it out. >> you have to know that we were going to ask you to do that, right? >> yeah. i figured you probably would. but i still wasn't ready for it. >> you're a good sport. >> rocky roberts, live in philly. >> i'm the king of the world. >> you can eat a big breakfast. >> a little "titanic," a little "rocky." let's talk about the democrats for a second. hillary clinton got 57% of the vote. she's got to be very pleased by that. bernie sanders with 42% of the vote. he has no signs of letting up and giving up. especially with

him right, or comments, or stairs, people stair a lot. you know, it hurts, because he is not blind. he is not deaf. he knows what you are doing, what you are saying. he might not have the words to say, how he feels, but he no, sir. >> and even the part that real upset like a lot of people, like oh, he is not normal. >> right. >> there is no normal in today. or even years ago. there is no normal. i'm not normal. you're not normal. they're not normal. there is no normal. there is no normal whether it comes to people. they are human beings. ella list human i can trying to find miss way in life. that's it. >> i think for a lot mower would be like oh, my goodness, i don't want anybody to know this happened. i can't believe anybody would say this but you decided to post this. >> i used to feel so alone as a mother with two children with autism. my oldest has autism, too. and it hurt, and i want other parents to know that it is okay. it is okay, you know, when people point and stair. it is okay. you hold your head up hi, you keep going about you

steps of the center city high rise today, coming up next, the good cause that has them taking the stairs> and take a look at this, this baby just had his checkup why he went to the doctor's office for his new gig in pennsylvania, we will be right (voand exceptional customerity pre-ownservice,les... head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your next one. >>> well, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. thanks so much for being with us today. let's send it tout meteorologist justin drabick on the cbs-3 sky deck. the justin, you probably don't need coat to take but you will really need it tomorrow. >> unfortunately we are moving deeper in the spring season and we're going backward. last year we had summer, 80 degrees. today where we should be for early april. tomorrow will start feeling like february. still a threat for rain showers especially early to take checking out storm scan three, light stuff we are seeing showers across the new jersey shore. maybe some light rain, up toward lehigh valley and sout

you see police officers there on the stairs. they are hanging back.ot getting involved at this point. they haven't tried to separate anyone. they are just sort of sitting back and standing back and observing the crowd. again, so far we haven't seen any violence but we have seen a lot of angry words being exchanged back and forth, greta. >> rick, thank you. and, of course, "on the record" will monitor these protests. and this is a fox news alert. a deadly tiger attack at the palm beach zoo. a female zoo keeper mauled to death. fox miami reporter is live in west palm beach. nicole? >> well, greta. this all happened this afternoon around 2:00. the palm beach zoo is instrumental in trying to help this endangered species. the tiger, there are 250 of them in the world. they have four of them here. well, apparently this zoo keeper, her name is stacy, she is 38 years old. some folks here even call her the tiger whisperer. she was here getting ready for what's called a tiger talk. it's a show they have every day where they talk about conservation efforts. acco

so one goes up the stairs and one goes down the stairs and he passes by the assassin and somebody had the whole thing on video and that video was available and you could see that he is thinking. should i or should i not? if he kills him he doesn't get to kill rabin. the key is not paris. and he decides to wait and gets to kill him a few minutes later so that makes him a leader. >> on that note, let me open the conversation to our audience. please wait for the microphone and identify yourself before asking the question. >> i'm an executive and i worked in israel and palestine for five years. thank you. very refreshing. different from what we usually hear. wasn't only petraus that said it's hard to get things done if the israeli palestinian conflict that continues. many military leaders and your colleagues, mr. ambassador are saying it has to be taken care of or we will continue to be in trouble. is there any movement in the political structures as right wing as they are? and in the larger military and therefore the people to take that to heart and any accommodation and building immunit

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you can see one man carrying the scooter down the stairs and the second man carrying the luggage. the thieves ransacked the office and stole ipad and other items.>> the scooter was an incredible donation that allowed us to raise $40,000 for a live auction and it is devastating.>> this is the second time that the scooter has been stolen, it was taken from the front of the restaurant and 2014 and was later returned. and he was hashtagging he could not believe it was scooter day all over again. >>> shooting out car windows with the begun to now targeting people. a man shot in the arm after stepping out of a bar on east 14th street, and another man was shot while leaving the first united methodist church, and was hit in the head. there is concern over this increasing violence, but neither man was seriously hurt. back if you were to get hit in the face or the eye, or luger eyesight from a bb gun -- or lose your eyesight from a bb gun . >> we hope to find this car driving round san leandro.>> the vandals have shot out more than 125 car windows in san leandro, causing more than $60,000 i

48 stories high, two football fields on top of each other, yet, inside -- >> do you know how many stairst know. i know there's 48 floors. >> reporter: ready to run all 1500 steps, and he's not alone. these are the blue cross blue streak, and, yes, i joined them for the harrowing mission. we start in the lobby. step after step climbing higher and higher. it never quits. there's a reason for that. he lost 50 pounds in six years. >> it took my five weeks to get up the top. >> he's preparing for the eighth run. >> you know, for, you know, the legs as well as the lungs. >> i learned to appreciate that in the stairwell, happy to reach the top. and head back down. 20 to 30 blue cross employees meet once a week, and not just here in center city. but also outside. i joined them on the track in franklin field in university city mile after mile, okay, fine, i stopped at one trip around to get advice from joe lynch who leads the blue streaks. advice for the run? >> don't go out there cold. you should really have a ten-week training plan. there's been shorter runs in the week, perhaps, a longer run i