my name is archer hadley.e-- having cerebral palsy and living in a wheelchair is a completely different experience than anyone with a "normal life." because i'm disabled, independence is a little harder for me. one day, it was raining and as i'm trying to open the door water is gushing on my back, i'm getting soaking wet. i tried this for five to seven minutes, and i got really frustrated, and that was when i realized hey, i have been to a lot of public places that have automatic doors, why can't i do something about this? >> when we first visited with archer about what his expectations were, he wanted to install automatic door operators on three doors. the cost for each of those doors was somewhere between 5,000 and $6500 per door in our original estimate. >> archer's idea was a wheelchair challenge, involving students to challenge others to spend a day in a wheelchair. if you challenge someone you need to pay $20. >> today i was nominated for the wheelchair challenge. all day i will be in the wheelchair. i c

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a cooler stars tom king about different to archer's that will begin in the upper 40's as we had along the bay shore communities. >> reporter: upper 60s along the coast. and 70 degree temperatures as we have other away from the walter. --water >> pam: and mom and her children surprise and or or in their home. you will hear the story in her own words later tonight at 8. a fire breaks out in the mission district. a search on for the car. >> gary: >> reporter:coming up! people behaving badly! >> pam: today the district attorney and announced that they are changing the chargeback to murder. green is accused of being responsible for the debt of 20 day old justin reid he died either drowning or of hyperthermia. he's going will be back in court on friday creek. >> pam: later many will say your children would be pushed to the limit and new state test. we will break it down to you. >> gary: you will hear from the 49ers' nuclear! new player! later in this broadcast! in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfi

a 6'3" finance guy with a degree from columbia business school who's also a pianist and a skilled archerandra met him at a league mixer like this one happening tonight. where matchers are encouraged to meet offline and get person alvis from amanda one by one, she goes through this user's photos. >> you know i can't even tell which one is you in this. it's completely blurry. you're wearing goggles. and there's no full-body photos. >> i have to get better photos, okay. >> now we have a really good balance. people seem to be loosening up a little bit. it's been fun. >> i don't know, i feel this is a little too tight for a first date. >> reporter: across town briana's getting ready for her big date with matt. >> i'm excited just to meet him and see him in person. >> reporter: a 31-year-old content manager at a tech company. >> you look good. >> so do you. >> reporter: the two immediately connect. >> i had a really nice date tonight. >> the date's going really well. i think that he's definitely somebody that i'd be interested in going out with again. >> reporter: if matt and briana make a lov

this was in the archer heights neighborhood. take a look at the video coming in of the warehouse fire. there were 160 firefighters that responded to this more than 50 fire trucks there at the warehouse. now, here is the the irony. inside that warehouse, fire extinguishers are halved. no reports of any injuries. but fire investigators are still trying to determine what caused the massive blaze. >>> happening right now we're closely watching this spring snowstorm. here is a live look outside of our storm team 4 weather deck. just raining right now in northwest washington. chuck bell is back at 4:41 with a look at whether your neighborhood will see rain or snow today. >>> also ahead, new information on the can deadly you museum attack in tunisia. who is claiming responsibility. >>> and how on to make your trip to the cherry blossom festival is breeze when you take the metro. >>> a promise from the d.c. government that it hopes to smooth your commute. they plan to hold its pothole apolooza next week and plans to accelerate its respo

stock just a few days before the company reports a blow out quarter that is not the kind of rechris archernybody needs the kind of research anybody needs. make no mistake, 8% earnings. -- despite the positive numbers, lulu got slammed in premarket trading. if in the next quarter, full 2015 fiscal year appeared to fall short of expectations. it looked like the short sellers would be feasting all day thon one but lulu's conference call started at 9 a.m. wow the stock bouchbsnced back with a vengeance. -- the call made me feel like management's full year guidance was being prudent. lulu's could raise forecasts in subsequent conference calls. consider without the cold weather and port slow down the sales would have been in the mid to high single digits. it's a secular trend. they made it clear long term very much on track, next year could be huge. on top of that the company laid out an international expansion company that could match and exceed the size of the north america business sounds like nike in the making what else they have a newport folio, smacking success, none of that excess invent

see >> mark: 0 german wings to americans on board of archer from barcelona to dusseldorf. there's no foul play involved in the crash right now the leaders are at the crash site. authorities still investigating all possible causes. 144 passengers six crew members killed. investigators will get data from the damaged cockpit voice recorder recovered. still searching for the flight data recorder and what the pilots were saying in the cockpit minutes before the crash. helicopters back at the site today of ground crews are slowly making their way to the crash site. >> darya: students tell western german town are mourning the loss of 16 classmates. and to teachers killed in that crash and the school of spain hosting the german exchange student memorials are growing both of the school's class is the high school germany canceled. students aren't encouraged to go to school and talk with counselors friends. >> mark: officer was shot and killed sure now that nrc this picture of the san jose officer killed michael johnson for. two-year veteran of the force married man. his wife. inform

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archer hathaway getting 51% of craft. craft shareholders get 59% dividend.are also learning two americans were among those killed in the crash of the german wings jet. workers observed a minute of silence today. they were mourning the six crew members and 144 passengers who died yesterday when the planes went down in the alps. we will tell them why the airbus crashed. the recorder was found at the crash site. officials talked this morning about the problems crews are facing in the rough terrain. >> it very large for the moment . it is quite difficult. that is why -- aircraft unleashed. betty: google executives reportedly held a flurry of washington meetings while the company facing antitrust group. they checked laws and found google employees had fitted -- visited the white house about once a week since president obama took office. regulators decided not to file and to press charges against google three years ago over the advice of staffers. republican ted cruz takes a shot exit -- at his wife's's employer. she is taking an unpaid leave from goldman sachs wh

>>reporter: academy award nominated actress anne archer speaks out for the first time about the vintagene crash which left her clear and present danger and patriot games co-star hospitalized. at as she sat she had this message for the 72 year-old legendary action star whose interests are not life- threatening. an avid flyer that was ford in 2002 is just another pilot explaining why he feels at peace with the clouds. >>reporter: capt. sully sullivan berger has flown with harrison in the past. he of course content captained the 2009 u.s. airways emergency splash landing later termed miracle on the hudson. ability to maneuver the plane crash landing and survive is a testament to his expertise. >>reporter: ford's publicists as he is expected to make a full recovery and will have more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider for kron 4 news of laws and gary back >>pam: next the insider is part of on our packs flow of interstate and in news and at 730 is entertainment tonight is there and we're back to kron 4 news that eight. >>pam: and next high-tech help for some commuters on bart. a new g

we do know is that she went to archer on sunday for prayer and that was the last time she was seen alive. this issue is gonna go home after that study for tests. our friends and family are gathering here to remember and honor. and jeff bush reporting live from san francisco. >> reporter: retracting mid- level and high clouds of the golden gate bridge as we speak. the temperatures are currently sitting and allows '60s now coming out of the south and west the raindrops actually evaporating before they hit the ground. we only mastered of hundred of an engine mill valley. mustered up an inch. the cool front extending from napa valley down the south toledo is pushing them through the golden gate. for tomorrow the temperatures will be about fairly cool in comparison to this morning. low 50s along the bay area and after no were looking more brighter and a little breezy. >> pam: members of the jury in the boston marathon trial or taken out of the courtroom today to get close look at a key piece of evidence. >> catherine: this was kind of a field trip for the jurors today so the conceal large pie

nice guy, emanuel archer who plays, i believe football for the eagles. >> that is correct.n football. stuart: oh, stop it. you're a linebacker, aren't you? >> yeah inside linebacker. stuart: there's a difference? >> outside are a little bit bigger, a little less nimble. stuart: so you're a small guy. >> that's what they try to tell me. stuart: and you beat the devil out of the opposition. >> that's what i get paid to do. stuart: you've got a wonderful smile, and you did a wonderful thing for that high school student. you should be the poster guy for the nfl. they need people like you. >> that's what i hear, but it's one step at a time. you've got to kill the little fish first. stuart: you didn't do this out of a publicity stunt though did you? you're a nice guy. >> if you ask me to do something, i try to be a man of my word, that's why i tweeted if you have a different -- if you have a chance to positively impact somebody's life you don't make excuses, you make it happen. and when she retweeted at me, she did her job, she got the 10,000 retweets, i had to make it a very spe

crisis, a set of challenges during missile crisis, a set of challenges during the 1983 nato naval archer exercise give one pause. perhaps more importantly the most important and dangerous crises of the cold war were generated by the very existence of nuclear weapons. in other words, if one tries the counterfactual of the world without nuclear weapons, for example, the cuban missile crisis makes no sense. even the crises of our west berlin if they were as we now believe initiated by the soviet union's anger over the united states moving to arm west germany with nuclear arms, nuclear weapons is nuclear to the core. the crisis of the euro missiles in the 1970s, the soviet fear of a nato for strike in the early 1980s. it is hard to create a counterfactual where these occur in a nonnuclear world. could it be that in a nonnuclear cold war the united states and soviet union and nato and the warsaw pact balance each other perfectly grudgingly accepting each other's sphere of influence and avoiding major crises? who knows but is a scenario at least worth thinking about. the 2nd important question

selected entries range from the archer hadley story, a film about a high school senior wither iswitherf young film makers many of whom are part of the ulysses s. ground housing project in new york, focused on mentoring programs in their harlem neighborhood. >> we live in harlem, usa. it's often called the mecca of black america. >> like all great communities, there's a tradition of providing guidance and training to the next generation. we took a look at several programs in our neighborhood. >> first, we needed a great definition of a mentor. >> a mentor brings you insight. a mentor shares experiences from his or her life in order that when you come up against hard knocks, he made it i think i can too. >> student filmmakers david maxwell and chaz johnson and their mentor and director of the digital media training program in harlem melvin mccray join me now. so you got to go to the white house. was that your first time in that experience? >> yes, ma'am. it was. and it was a very exciting experience. >> what was the best parts of it? >> meeting the president. and just going to the white

not particularly transparent with all of that information but the reports that have been received archer there is an equalizing in those deals of different prices for different rights throughout that deal. i think that's very instructive. the market itself as mr. harrison has alluded to the market itself one allowed to operate in those instances is able to equalize those rates. there will be an effect but i just don't know what i can foresee in the future what that effect will be. there clearly will be an effect. if you untagged one rate there will be an effect on other rates. it's ironic that the provision in the copyright act that ascap has complained about at this point was actually placed in that regime at their request. now they want to unpack it because they don't like the way it's operating presently. but i think if you do unpack it be careful what you wish for. >> yeah. a good observation. i understand your songwriter and you have a long career in music before your time in broadcasting broadcasting. in that respect it that respect it come with a unique set of perspectives to this