the scraper bikes, regular bikes and amphibious bikes we saw a half hour ago.ing with pedals that moves you is available for people to see. >> yes. and to also see how bikes can be a tremendous force and people's lives not to just be healthy and get a ride in on your way to work and also to do something like the scraper bike team is doing. to take the fun of bikes and make it something that helps kids have a life they might not otherwise have. opportunities they may not otherwise have. >> reporter: thank you so much. you guys all rosemary and i hear . i'm getting the feeling there will be some kind of competition at some point in time. i'm not saying i'm competitive -- super competitive -- so we will see who wins whatever the competition is this morning. >> rosemary? are you in? okay. >> good luck![ laughter ] >>> pedalfest -- there is everything you need to know. starts at 11 and goes until 6:00. jack london square. rosemary orozco will be the mc and she is out there along with christien kafton. for more information go to our website, ktvu.com. >>> oakland is

. >> zero tolerance for bike thefts. bart bahas a new program that comes with a good guarantee. >> more than a million users. nobody has stolen any bikes. >>> and spacex tries again to lift its hea >>> wow, look at that. from exploding watermelon to injured people. these dramatic images are used to warn people about the dangers of fireworks. even sparklers can burn as hot as a blowtorch. the commission says fireworks injuries send hundreds of people to the e.r. every year. fireworks can be a big problem for pets. animal shelters across the bay area are bracing for a number of lost pets to show up after they've been scared by the noise. there are things we can all do to help. david louie is live in newark at a fireworks stand. david? >> reporter: kristen, it is an instinct that some animals have difficulty suppressing. we're talking about when they hear a very loud, threatening noise, they tend to run, hide or cower and it could be days before you find them again. here are useful it tips to help you protect your furry fri

and peddleles with it the bikes to different city bike stations and delivers them there. >> the morningance. what we do is drag them east down a little bit for our customer. >> i joined him for a ride. i tagged along. i put on a helm. >> very comfortable fit. >> it is really tight. >> it is really tight. >> balance the city bike. >> let's go. trouble with the concrete yun gel. so i am dressed like most of the ladies. i have the high heels and will use the bike. let's do this much? let's do rush hour. let's get to work. >> yeah. you got move the peddle a little bit. a little more. there you go. >> i think it is important to be accepted by new yorkers and motor is ap absolutely. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ as soon as we glot, new yorkers were there to grab the bikes. as soon as we entered the bikes into the system. they popped up on the app real-time. they start flocking to the station. they are gone. are in a rush, right into i have to go to work. are you hap ni yes. were would you like all of new york city to get rid of the cars and track and rely on bikes? >> that would be prefacial, yeah. >> for

bike share users can rent the bike for 30 minutes for as little as $3 and return it to any station. > ago, bike share expanded to the east bay for the first time but already sel several bikes have had their tires slashed. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom has more on how those running the program responded and why they say it's happening. >> reporter: a week ago oakland celebrated the arrival of bike sharing. the latest development is nothing to celebrate. >> the bike share station at 57th and telegraph, the tires got slashed. >> reporter: bike east bay's education directed tweeted and said workers were on scene replacing the bikes in 30 minutes. >> they're really responsive when things are happening with the system. they're going to take care of it. >> reporter: that bunt the end of it. in san francisco, two stations on 17th street were hit. motivate who operates the ford go bikes wasted no time. >> the tires were slashed. we replaced the bikes in 90 minutes. >> reporter: a warehouse a few blocks away, the operation is a well-oiled machine. there's another reason they were so fast.

bike thefts. several bikes worth $2,000 each stolen from a garage storage locker. the police have arrest. larry: president trump has the lowest approval rating from any president after six months in office. only 36% of americans say he is doing a good job in a new poll. the 48work say the u.s. leadership in the world is weaker since president trump took office. alison: a community is demanding answers tonight after a beloved woman was shot by police after she called 911. justine diamond called to report an assault in the alley behind her minneapolis home. she went outside to explain to the officers why she called them, she was shot by one of the officers in the car. the body cameras were not turned on. >> she undoubtedly will be missed by the family. she was loved. we will miss her. >> i am heartsick and disturbed. cameras were not on. >> they started to use the body camera of after last year's death of castile shot and killed by a cop. both officers involved in the it shooting are now suspended w

google admits there has been a spike of missing bikes this summer. >> it is bad for the bikes. it is bad for the creeks. >> reporter: google is considering placing gps trackers on the bike. the best way to contact google is an e-mail address lost google bikes.com. >>> the phrase the show must go on. >> the show went on in san jose recently. a touching tribute in bay area proud. >> his daughter says he was the blood that ran through that place for more than 40 years. in the end though, she didn't want just to tell people, that she wanted to show them. when marin lane calls the theater her home, she doesn't mean that it is the place that she feels comfortable, but it is where she spent a good chunk of her childhood. that is if she wanted to spend time completely her dad. >> he would include me and that was super great. >> reporter: for more than 30 years, tom or ta as his students called him led the shows. marin began helping her dad on behind the scene production herself. they worked on many shows together including tom's latest. until tom died that is. two weeks before rehearsa

bike share users can rent the bike for 30 minutes for as little as $3 and return it to any station. >hare expanded to the east bay for the first time but already sel several bikes have had their tires slashed. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom has more on how those running the program responded and why they say it's happening. >> reporter: a week ago oakland celebrated the arrival of bike sharing. the latest development is nothing to celebrate. >> the bike share station at 57th and telegraph, the tires got slashed. >> reporter: bike east bay's education directed tweeted and said workers were on scene replacing the bikes in 30 minutes. >> they're really responsive when things are happening with the system. they're going to take care of it. >> reporter: that bunt the end of it. in san francisco, two stations on 17th street were hit. motivate who operates the ford go bikes wasted no time. >> the tires were slashed. we replaced the bikes in 90 minutes. >> reporter: a warehouse a few blocks away, the operation is a well-oiled machine. there's another reason they were so fast. they were ex

of making sure they return the bike.just leave it where ever they want on the street. there are significant risk for this model, but the cash spending is not going to stop anytime soon. caroline: $700,00 close my mind for bikes. how many countries are they looking on entering? they claim on the website they are already in the united kingdom. i have not seen many. why are they needing quite so much cash? selina: it is not like the uber or didi model. not only do they have to have the back end system in tracking and allowing people to unlock it with smartphones. th also have to produce theseey bikes. it is very expensive. and it is always very prone to thieves. there is actually been lots of beingwith these bikes strewn everywhere. it is quite expensive. over the targeting expansion, 20 countries with 20 million bikes. and they say they only have 6.5 million bikes. this is significant global expansion, and they really are neck and neck with their competitor. caroline: i mean, i know this is not your typical area of investm

dozens of dirt bikes and atvs going down. stories and more coming tonight at 11. >> the arlington county fire and ems department may have come up with the best way to recruit new firefighters. it is a four day overnight camp for teenage girls . camp heat. >>reporter: i am a firefighter paramedic with the arlington county fire department and the chair of camp heat. ladies good afternoon. how are you? i'm do ing well, thank you, welcome to fire station two. today we're going to go over a little bit about what is unarguably the most important piece of equipment in any fire department and is that the engine company. in arlington we have about 330 firefighters with 29 of being female. national average but we look to recruit more women in this department. i want you to take that hand and open this up. slow. i wanted to get out of my comfort zone, trying try something new. there are not a girls that train themselves to the fullest potential. but it's all about coming together as a unit and working hard to get the mission done and ki

we go in, and we look for your bikes. we didn't see your bikes anywhere.m bike over, and we got out. we were looking for you guys, and there was no one -- you bicycled around the house. >> right. >> jimmy: and then, we saw you guys were in the house. >> right. >> jimmy: but you weren't supposed to be in the house. >> that's right. [ laughter ] because we checked. we basically checked every door on the ground level to see if we could get in, and one was left open. >> jimmy: there was no real estate agent there. >> nobody was there. >> jimmy: nope. we stayed for a while. >> we did. we looked at every room. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we went down in the basement. >> in the basement. >> jimmy: there was a -- we were like, "cool. screening room." >> into the pool room, the pool house, too. >> jimmy: the pool house, we went to the pool house. >> yeah, i know. >> jimmy: we broke into everywhere -- it was so -- i don't know why we did it but it was so much fun. >> it was so much fun. >> jimmy: it was a decent house. >> a nice house. >> jimmy: yeah, it was not bad. >>

. >>> and zero tolerance for bike thefts.art has a new program (vo) this fourth of july at enterprise car sales... experience great customer service and get more for your trade. june twenty-ninth through july fifth. and let enterprise car sales flip your thinking about buying your next vehicle. >>> it can be tough to be a bike rider san francisco. bart is hoping to make things a little easier at least when it comes to theft. they kicked off a pilot program. jonathan blume reports on whether or not it's working. >> reporter: of the nearly half a million rides taken on bart every day, each year of them more of them include a bicycle. >> getting people on bikes on the train has been a big issue. >> reporter: and there's another issue, among the bikes parked at this station, one of them is about to have a very unhappy owner. bike theft is a well-organized business and it's a game of cat and mouse. thefts have been trending downward from 900 in 2014 to less than 700 last year. >> people leave their bikes overnight, for 10, 12 hour

tonight there are questions bikes are coming from.ox5's lauren demarco is live in clifton, maryland, with more. hey, lauren. >> reporter: hey, marina. we are live outside of dmv baggers, it's one of a number of shops across our area that sells dirt bikes and atv's. and there are now concerns that these vendors are being targeted by thieves. now, we've reported for some time about packs of riders illegally on those all terrain vehicles and dirt bikes across our area. just last month, groups were captured on cam camera riding along the h street corridor in d.c. and also through national harbor. at times they're seeing going the wrong way down the street, riding on sidewalks, popping wheles. officers don't chase them out of fear that it could put people at a greater risk. there's a chance some of these vehicles m take a look at surveillance we just received from ellicott city motorsports. a managier there tells us several guys broke into the store twice back in april smashing a window to get in and making off with a total of 10 bikes. fo

in fact bike lanes were created to give bike riders a little extra space from cars ...owever many drivers look at the bike lanes as a easy place to park, some by people who should really know better. who you looking for? (andrew)you realize you are in a bike lane right (yea yea ) you do realize that (yea) you know you can't sit here right (yea) you know there is a white zone right across the street ok sorry sir it might be a better idea to use the white zone and not block the bike lane that was the conversation i had with a lyft driver parked on channing way in berkeley in fact it was a conversation i had or tried to have with multiple drivers .the driver is inside the chinese express restaurant on channing . outside he is parked in the bike lane i tried to talk to him hey quick question for you how you doing you do know this is a bike lane right (oh yea) you do know it says no parking right (door slams) before this driver there was driver picking up deliveries . to be delivered to college students across the street a loading zone, and why didn't he park there (i don't

there's usually no keys with these bikes. that or they just end up on the street being ridden. >> here at zmv bag ers, police say that a man what goes here. he was arrested fortress passing on monday after he admitted to them that they did intend to break-in and try to steal a bike . now, again police are do ing what they can to try to track down all of these groups of atv and dirt bike riders through city streets. they're asking for your help, though. if you see a large group out there they're asking that you take some photos, take some video and contact police let them know about it. live here in clinton, lauren demarco, fox5 local news. >> baseball fans, they're a little angry. the nats game delayed for hours, but it barely rained at the park. brody is coming up to break down what sit down just a few hours away, how president trump has been preparing for his face off with vladimir putin. a little free fruit at union station next week . find out who is behind the early morning giveaway coming up. that is the trument p presi

for those who are not buying a bike -- is at the motto? coming from the merchandise or they have to bring their old bike back to life. >> you see, it's all about the character of this place and really, one in particular. >> he is a friend, business partner, he passed away in august 2004. this particular one was a wild child. people in crazy pretty much for the differences that he did for the bike and the work that people are doing. his presence is everywhere from newspaper clippings to portraits that are actually made using -- >> this is where the work happens. >> the bikes are still made with him in mind. if you don't like it they don't want your business. >> if that doesn't work out. >> it's much more about raising money than making it. they go to rights all around the world with profit going to the foundation that bobby and his wife started. the raising money for their late son who died of a rare brain disease, ld. >> he was just shy of eight years old. 4 million bucks for ten months of being in the hospital. it's crazy. >> the foundati

yet many of the crashes are avoidable...( jr stone) bike lanes were created to give bike riders a little extra space from cars ... however many drivers look at the bike lanes as a easy place to park. who you looking for? (andrew)you realize you are in a bike lane right (yea yea ) you do realize that (yea) you know you can't sit here right (yea) you know there is a white zone right across the street ok sorry sir it might be a better idea to use the white zone and not block the bike lane that was the conversation i had with a lyft driver parked on channing way in berkeley in fact it was a conversation i had or tried to have with multiple drivers . the driver is inside the chinese express restaurant on channing . outside he is parked in the bike lane i tried to talk to him hey quick question for you how you doing you do know this is a bike lane right (oh yea) you do know it says no parking right (door slams) before this driver there was driver picking up deliveries . to be delivered to college students across the street a loading zone, and why didn't he park there (i don't have yellow tage

almost no oneo got around on bikes. they had practically disappeared.p, itr since it showed has become much cooler and more accessible. 2007 bys launched in the mayor of paris who was leopn's -- leon's bike sharing program. more than 300 million rentals have been recorded. london, when osiris, and new york have developed their own bike sharing systems while in france, a number of other transport systems have been unveiled in recent years. like car sharing systems and city scoot, self-service scooters. >> mobility in the 21st century is a shared mobility. it is multimodal that can be used very easily from public transport to other types. >> the sharing aspect has not come without a price. the city had to pay in a test of 2000 13on euros in alone on inventory and maintenance fees mostly due to vandalism. it is set to change ownership this year. the new provider plans to on vale a new frame and also announced new electric bikes. a look at european markets this trading session which is closing out the week. a mixed bag a short while ago whileondon trading d

there are all of the whacky type of bikes that we see during pedal fest. >> we have the tall bike outxample of all of the crazy creative awesome, home made bikes that people will bring out and be riding around. there will be bikes like this -- maybe not the tall ones but there are shorter ones to try for yourself. just a real expression of the creative bike culture we have in the east bay. >> good times. one of my favorite things -- i actually have a few. >> the stunt show is always a good time. talk about that. >> yeah. we have a bmx stunt show. these are the high flying riders that you will see doing flips and great stuff. and then we also have another stunt show where they will be demonstrating really skilled bike handling, hopping from box to box, jumping over rows of kids. >> kids love to see that. kids and adults. >> yeah. everyone love it's. >> and then the pedal power to live music where folks are on their bikes and pedaling, that is a great time. >> drake iss is coming out. >> yeah. they have a new beer. come and hang out in drake's lounge. >> i will be out here tomorrow morn

just one week ago bike share expanded to the east bay. but already several bikes have had their tires slashed. jonathan bloom has more on how those running the program respond and why they say it's happening. >> reporter: a week ago oakland celebrated the arrival of bike sharing but the latest development is nothing to celebrate. >> the bike share station, the tires got slashed. >> reporter: education director said workers were on scene replacing the bikes in 30 seconds. >> they're really responsive. >> reporter: but that wassant the end of it. two stations on 17th street were hit. they wasted no time. >> the tire husband had been slashed. we replaced those bikes within 90 minutes. >> the operation is a well oiled machine but there's another reason they were so fast. they were expecting this. >> this is standard in cities across the country. people tamper with them. >> reporter: he admits there's ill will toward the bikes. >> wie have heard people don't like the ford logo. >> reporter: they the backers acknowledge at least one have told t

live in marin city. >>> bike sharing is popular all over the bay area with the blue bike stands, prettyliar sight. one san francisco neighborhood is now saying no thanks. kpix 5's susie stemiel is in the mission district to explain why. >> reporter: veronica, the latino cultural district here in the mission from por trao to 24 was recognized by the city in san francisco in 2014, they are hoping it doesn't turn into a something bigger for latino district insed. they say the bike sharing program threatens that progress. as ford go bikes pop up on street corners across the bay area, one neighborhood is sending a message to the bike sharing company: go-bikeerize a no-go on 24th street in the mission. >> not for our neighborhood. >> hopefully they understand our povision and the pride of the neighborhood. >> reporter: eric of the latino cultural district in the mission sees the bike sharing company as another example of gentrification. >> all the things are really, know, taking us by surprise, wondering what will happen to our community. >> something just not for this area, we don't have peo

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for cities today, it's changed. >> ford go bike is the rebirth of bay area bike share with all new bikese and san jose. it will be run by the same company called motivate which designed the bikes and will manage where they're placed with real world data. >> we'll see how people are using bike share and we'll be able to feed the places we want more of it and realize where the holes are. >> by making them available at major transit hubs like this one. they're hoping to solve the last mile of your daily commute to work. >> there's mr. clipper card by the way. >> they're celebrating because the same card used for the bus or ferry will unlock a ford go bike. once you get where you're going, you're not stuck with if. return it to another station. >> we want to walk or go someplace later on. it affords us flexibility in the way that we actually live our life. >> it's $149 a year or $14.90 a day. it's affordable to everyone. low-income residents will pay just $5 for the first year. >> in fact, local leaders say 35% of the go bike stations are in neighborhoods of economic concern. some because pe

i'm excited to bike around in my go bike. >> you can pick up a bike and drop it off at any station throughout the system. you also have an option of signing up for single use rides, day passes, 3-day passes or annual memberships. >>> shoppers in san francisco are being told to watch their heads when going into the safe way store in the castro district. caught this video on our cameras yesterday afternoon. this is market and church street. birds attacking a half a dozen people outside. people who live in the neighborhood say this happens every night. >> i walk home this way everyday, and for maybe three weeks now, just about every time i go by here this time of night, i get clumped in the head. >> i was walking to safeway and i felt a scratch on my head and i thought it was some meth addict attacking me and i turned around and it was the bird attacking me. >> there's no word why the attacks are happening. the birds become territorial and protective when they have little ones in the nest. this happened in corta -- it was a bird protecting the nest. you have to run through with your head down. >

don't give me my bike, i'm going to have to shoot you.ything to you. and then he said, just give me that bike and pushed me off. >> when i got to the scene, he said the kid threatened to shoot him and he reached back to his hip. so i was terrified. >> reporter: the police officer says when e he pulled up, faus was visibly shaken. e he took the report and then took it a step further. >> i'm the father of four children. i have a child his age. i felt so bad for him. i couldn't imagine if it happened to my child. >> reporter: the next day he showed up here with a big gift. >> he saidmom. i ran in screaming and said he brought me a new bike. >> shock ed. he didn't know what to do. he was speechless. >> i was in tears. because all you hear is negativity about police officers. r a facebook post thanking the officer has been shared more than 1100 times. helping to spread the positive. >> no child should have to go through this. they should be able to go out and ride their bikes and not fear for their safety. it was my opportunity to give back to

the kid is on a bike. he had a little fireworks.hen he made the turn into the alley, the police made the turn into the alley and then we heard a thump. i myself ran through the alley through the back way and seeing police jump back in the car with the little boy just laying there he didn't want to give us his name. he didn't want to tell us where he lived. he was scared. they got some photos and say the major dent. they and others tried to help ja von bandaging his leg and calling pair medicine ex. c police provided us a statement saying in part while we are glad the juvenile was not seriously injured in this incident we are taking these allegations involving one of our officers seriously. the internal affairs bureau is determining a full investigation to determine exactly what happened and whether proper procedures were followed. jason tells us his symptoms telling us he's mad. his mother and neighbors still struggling to make sense of what went objection to the form it is sad. that was a child. that's somebody's child. you're an o

one such example is the bike sharing service.are already overflowing with bicycles, with many abandoned in front of railway stations. in two years, almost 50 companies have broken into this market, resulting in more than 10 million bicycles on the streets. city authorities and rental firms dispatched staff to handle the situation. but they cannot keep up. >> in spite of share bicycles already filling up the street, many firms are planning to further increase the number of bicycles. many bicycles that are in the way are stolen, intentionally broken, and discarded far away. u-bicycle broke into the market in january of 2017, with 500,000 bicycles in 17 cities, including shanghai. the founders, mainly i.t. engineers, developed smart locks equipped with gps. u-bicycle now has 100 employees. it plans to offer services in areas untapped by major firms. >> it's hard for industry newcomer u-bicycle to secure users. >> u-bicycle intends to use accumulated big data by using the internet with its bikes and other new devices. the key to this

. >>> a bike path in san francisco is crowded with people who are not on bikes at all.tead they are living there. the path is in a spot where highway 101 crosses over cesar chavez street. kpix5's andria borba tells us frustrated cyclists say something has got to give. >> reporter: it's called the hairball, a tangled concrete flyover bike pass and pedestrian walkwares at 101 and cesar chavez. it's also become an intersection of a san francisco problem. >> coming through, coming through! >> reporter: this video shot by bicyclist angela logan on her morning commute to caltrain shows the reality of urban bike paths and the city's homeless population fighting for the same space. >> you're always stopping your bike on a dime to jump off because someone doesn't see you coming or steps out of a tent right in front of you or something. >> reporter: sam dodge, deputy director with san francisco's department of homelessness and supportive housing said the city's 4,000 homeless are constantly getting shooed. >> when people are experiencing homelessness, they're trying to get out of

had my bike, which i love.the person who saw the sale online and the guy who had presumably stolen it. i did consider that it might be dangerous but i was quite confident that i could pull it off, basically. and you did and there is your splendid bike behind you. right here, very happy. time to look at the weather know with chris. well, temperatures are rising for the next few days, some very hot weather on the way. we will see temperatures pushing up into the high 20s, maybe the low 30s by wednesday but choose the night and wednesday, we see some thunderstorms breaking out and towards the end of the week, a cooling trend, temperatures back closer to normal. let's ta ke temperatures back closer to normal. let's take a look at how things are at the moment and a glorious weather watcher picture sent in by peter pan. not from neverland but from the gower in south wales. a bit of high cloud in the sky and you can see that on the satellite picture around the english channel. this weather fronts bringing cloudy skies

>> reporter: shawn it is a first for this year, and this story is a riding atvs or dirt bikes illegally. do not mess with arlington. a dc man is facing more than a decade behind bars for riding his atv just two blocks away from where we're standing tonight at the police station, he was in a group riding atvs and dirt bikes here in the froms. police were able to nab him after he dropped his cell phone leading to evidence that led police to him and will likely lead to more arrests. this face is no stranger to the law, 24-year-old stephon williams has a rap sheet dating back to 2012. for robbery, carrying an illegal gun, driving without a license and yes, illegally operating an all terrain vehicle. but it's his latest atv charge in arlington that could stop this repeat offender in his track >> he faces felony alluding, reckless driving, operating an atv in an area highway and wearing a mask >> how much serve >> if convicted, he faces up to 11 year imprisonment because we know these atv riders are not concerned with jurisdictional boundaries, they're ride through arlington county as well as

that people can grab and ride it will but these bikes are disappearing from the streets and turninghe dozen mangled at the bottom of the stevens creek.>> there has been about 20 so far and usually was only a few per year. >> reporter: the stevens of the stephen creek trail of made the discovery and they suspect something sinister is going on, and one member that tried to retrieve and return the bikes found them tossed back into the ravine almost immediately. >> somebody else saw the bikes he had parked and ready to be picked up and they were tossed right back into the creek. >> reporter: each bike is labeled with the phone number website, and google employees say they have been spinning their wheels thinking of ways to address the problems but the police say will not be easy. >> it is impossible to stop every person on the google bike and that would be unfair to them to inquire whether they are employed by google, so it is a if you see something say something situation. >> they don't know why it's happening or someone with a grudge against google but he will do his part to help retu

this is an awesome way to have less bike riding.money is coming from somewhere. this is a user fee. they are saying well take this money and build bike trails. has the highest top margin tack rate in the country,.9% on -- it's 9.9%. they tax work which is. >> the thing we like to even courage. kennedy: people should be even couraged to buy bicycles from mom and pop bike stores. >> some of that makes sense in that someone has to pay for the bike paths. when you have the government taxing large sodas and sweet drinks because they are unhealthy and they are taxing something because it is healthy. in general with the -- kennedy: we are superior to seattle. >> do you have a goal to alienate all 50 states in any given show? kennedy: oregon is a great state, this is misguide. >> they are going to use the money to make the lives of cyclists better. if you have a bike over $200 you probably have a little spare cash. kennedy: what about their property tacks and pension requirements? >> the government uses their tax dollars wisely? do people r

who was inspired by the young ones of the lows bike sharing program? its popularity has skyrocketed since with more than three hundred twenty four million rentals recorded. a number of other international capitals have followed suit. london windows areas new york and other cities have developed their own bike sharing systems poland france a number of other transport sharing programs have been unveiled in recent years. like we ought to leave carsharing system. and more recently city skewed self service scooters. in a moment the mobility in the twenty first century is a shared mobility it's a multimodal mobility become years very easily from public transport to valley to other kinds of shit ability. but believe sharing aspect hasn't come without a price. the city had a pan excess of sixteen million euros in twenty thirteen alone on inventory and maintenance fees. mostly due to vandalism. leave aside to change ownership this year. the new provider plants unveil lighter frames and roll out a handful of new electric bikes. new rates such a rise will also be

, where they are being stored, naimingdz of people riding bikes. >> deputy chief says most of the bikes have been stole and to drive the idea home they produce pictures of these men that investigators say sold a bike from a teenager in bort washington. >> the victim posted on sale on social media they respond anticipated took pictures ever the money to purchase it and showed newspaper this house in this vehicle that's tag number to the vehicle. once arrived on scene this gentleman pulled out a handgun. >> in addition they have aemployed atvs of their own and bicycles and motorcycles as they try to end what police say say dangerous game. >> we never want to be engaged in pursuit anything like that. we will not meet their behavior with own bad behav they won't outrun that. >> deputy chief says they're not publicizing all tactics to keep an almost of surprise. they are ready ft. pack hits the street again. paul wagner, "fox5" legal news. >>> well, still ahead tonight a manhunt is underway in three states rights now. this after another teenager is murder in a case of road rage. >> shes with

outside he is parked in the bike lane i tried to talk to him hey quick question for you how you doingis is a bike lane right (oh yea) you do know it says no parking right (door slams) before this driver there was driver picking up deliveries . to be delivered to college students across the street a loading zone, and why didn't he park there (i don't have yellow tage either) ha (i don't have yellow tags either) so you're really in bad shape (yea) people ignore the no parking signs and stop and in many cases bikes are forced into traffic lanes some bicyclist say it's an everyday occurrence and its not just the parking you got a door open while you're going by yea i got one of those like three months ago were you ok yea i'm alright just a few scratch on my hand but yea im ok (alright) and about a block away just before this pepsi truck parked in the bike lane i noticed this berkeley police parking enforcement buggie parked behind it.. and inside the chinese express the parking enforcement officer ordering lunch ..so i decided to have a chat with him how is your lunch man, i haven't start

we're going to have anything from custom bikes, vintage bikes, we've got bmx stuff going.ple selling old bike parts, swap meet, pin stripers, little bit of everything for everybody to see. >> so, where does the festival name come from? keep the shiny side up? turns out it's a parting expression for riders to be safe. it's one of the longest running bicycle shows in the u.s. >>> among those 27,000 runners who took to the streets in the marathon were members of our very own abc7 family including meteorologist drew tuma who we are lucky enough to have in studio so we can quiz him. this is the picture he posted on his twitter page after today's race. drew completed the half marathon in 1:51:30. that's amazing, especially when you consider the fact that drew was here with us on-set until midnight. you got a few hours of sleep and up at the crack of dawn. >> it's such a great race put together. you're running through the beautiful hills of san francisco. you get motivation. it's a really nice event. >> you were describing the weather, totally socked in with fog. >> perfect for a

is a bike share for ten times as many bikes spread around oakland and berkeley and san jose, and itto be run by the same company motivate who designed the bikes and will manage where they are placed with the real world data. >> we can see where they use it, and where we need to put more and where the holes are. >> reporter: and in places like this, and they are hoping to the last mile of the daily commute. >> reporter: and there is the clipper car. >> reporter: they are celebrating because the same card for the ferry or bus will unlock a bike, and you are not stuck wit, but just return it. >> and it is incredible flexibility in how we live our life. >> it is $14.90 a day, but -- >> it is going to be affordable to everyone, and low income residents will pay $5 for the first year. >> reporter: and they say that 35% of the bike stations are in neighborhoods of economic concern. >> and people said that we wish that you would put a bike station here. >> and true to the name, they will put motors in some of them, and pedal assist model will make the debut next year. in san francisco, jona

at least 1,000 bikes. we'll have anything from custom bikes, vintage bikes, we have bmx stuff going. we've got people selling old bike parts, swap meet, pinstripers. a little bit of everything for everybody to see. >> all sorts of things and a bike from poland. they had to get that thing on a plane to get over here. okay, the festival gets its nay from the phrase, keep the shiny side up, a parting expression for riders to be safe. this is one of the longest running bicycle shows in the united states. >> this morning, china welcomes a newborn panda. the cub was born in a nature preserve in the central part of the country. here it is. you can see the mother carrying the cub in her mouth after giving birth yesterday. the baby girl weighs just five ounces. crazy to watch. this is themotor's third cub. she gave birth in 2010 and 2015. the giant panda was removed from the endangered species list last year thanks to conservation efforts in china. i know this is just nature doing nature's thing, but it's fun to wa

. >> zero tolerance for bike thefts. bart bahas a new program that comes with a good guarantee. >> more than a million users. nobody has stolen any bikes. >>> and spacex tries again to lift its hea

so, why choose a bike race? rebecca: well, the bike race in west chester has been a long-standing tradition in our community. and so, benchmark, becoming a community chartered credit union, just wanted to step up, and we wanted to support the community that we now serve. so, it just felt like a natural fit for us to get behind for the next 5 years being the title sponsor of this event. erin: so awesome. laura van gilder, rebecca worthington, thanks so much for being here with us. rebecca: thank you for having us. erin: we appreciate that. the benchmark twilight cycling classic is on saturday, august 12. it includes, of course, over eight city blocks of downtown west chester. races include pro and amateur men's and women's races, kids' races, and the fan favorite, the tricycle challenge. the fun begins at 3:30. erin: that's it for this edition of "nbc 10 @issue." thanks for joining us. join me again tomorrow on nbc10 news at 5 o'clock. thanks for being here, have a great sunday. ♪ >>> nbc sports -- home of the ol

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the issue with atvs and dirt bikes is not driving people away. people we spoke to all knew about this but obviously still came here tonight. it's a beautiful night at national harbor. the wheel, the water. the perfect night for a fourth of july weekend. there's also more police. and this, atv imaging in progress. authorities are trying to stop this from happening again. last weekend, dozens of riders illegally drove their dirt bikes and atvs on the streets and destination. >> i understand y'all want to have fun. but i don't think it's the right place and the right time to come down here riding those atvs. >> reporter: and the police agree. now they're fighting back. they're on atvs too, to make sure officers are more mobile and able to respond quickly. prince georges county police released photos of persons of interest they're looking for in connection with this joyride. >> we intend to change the culture of atv-riding folks in prince georges county. >> reporter: police released photos of 54 men they say were riding illegal bikes. >> this behavio

locking up quality bikes with a simple cable lock. they don't understand the sophistication they have gotten to. >> some of these are $4,000 to $5,000 or $6,000. coming up at 5:00, we have more on the thefts that are happening in rosslyn and tell you why technology help criminals make it easier to get rid of the bikes once they have been stolen. until then, live in arlington, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: thank you. meanwhile, lawmakers back at work on the hill today. but don't expect a vote on the revised republican healthcare bill anytime soon. the senate is now postponing the vote indefinitely after senator john mccain had some surgery over the blood clot above his eyebrow. the congressional budget office was also supposed to release the assessment of the new bill today but that is also delayed. meanwhile, this afternoon, protesters back out on capitol hill speaking out against the plans to repeal and replace the affordable care act. nancy: turning to the forecast. there are showers moving through this afternoon. clear skies no

mountain biking was effective.rescriptions helped a lot and family was at the top of the list. when i found out that my wife was pregnant with my daughter, i remember an emotion i had, in order to take care of others, you have to take care of yourself. it gave me a new and reinvigorating motivator to get better and allow myself to heal. >> it's pretty humbling to even have a remote thought thatth someone like that, a man you chose to follow and personally i idolize to take time to paint a portrait. it's pretty humbling. >> president bush: we are in dallas, texas, as the george w. bush presidential center. joining us as another american hero. he is featured in president bush's book, "portraits of courage." purple heart recipient, retired u.s. army staff sergeant spencer milo. he calls you milo?u. >> he can call me what ever he wants. >> sean: you had a pretty severe brain trauma. tell us what happened. >> well, i had two separate traumatic brain injuries. my first one was in iraq and my second one was probably more

they destroyed dozens of all-terrain vehicles and dirt bikes today. darcy spencer is live at police headquarters to tell us why these vehicles were on t pile. darcy? >> reporter: d.c. police have been making a big push over the last couple of weeks to get these illegal atvs and other bikes off the streets. this is just the latest piece of that strategy. let's go ahead and show you the video that was released a little bit earlier this afternoon by d.c. police. it shows a huge claw picking up an atv. it then puts it into a compactor and then it's smashed. police say they destroyed 62 atvs and other off-road bikes at a facility in prince george's county today. these are bikes that were seized on the street or were confiscated in criminal investigations. they were unregistered or their owner did not come and claim them. police previously released photos of dozens of men who were caught on video riding on the streets and sidewalks in the district, which is illegal. at the time, the chief said this won't be tolerated. >> this behavior terrorizes our kids, o

you don't have a license plate on your bike.e they'll be able to jot it down and catch up with you later. >> that's how the guys on the youtube channel do it. now let's check in with hola bmx. >> they wanted to jump into t tt ocean. they wrap an inner tube around the bike and they're able to retrieve it each other. marcus he goes up and straight in. oh. >> major style points. >> 9.3 for sure. >> yeah. a good one. >> not exactly because that landed him with a bloody nose. >> what's the next move going to be? >> quit. >> now, you know that i don't watch movie trailers but i had to show you this one because kristina, it may be the worst nightmare. >> every day is the same. i wake up and get ready for work. and right before i leave, i take my phone off the charger. and that's when it happens. in a world where humans can't even use the bathroom without a phone, one man makes one huge mistake. >> i forgot my charger. >> oh! no. >> it's on. >> where is it, where is it? >> are you okay? >> do i look okay to you, sarah? >> oh, my god. >>