in the bay system we're still at 17 hundred bikes as well as the sale of the owner of that bike system to expand a company called mate the company currently managing all the largest bike share systems over the last couple of most m t c works through public venues to expand talk about the proposal and to expand talk about how it effects the exciting city your fellow board of supervisors supervisor mar and supervisor avalos have heard about this at the air desecrated and supervisor campos and supervisor wiener are participated in multiple meeting at m t c as well so the agreement that is in place to see the system grow from 17 bikes to expand 7 thousand bridges and zero cost to the taxpayer and as you can see the bracket you can see a great number of bikes moving towards san francisco that is the fact that san francisco is a strong trip generateder and the further expansion and investment in the number of bikes the other thing that is appeal about the proposal that came forward from the proposal was to expand quickly expand the system at scale one of the pubically funded bikes is moving

john with city bikes in d.c. helped bag a bike fee. >> it is a pretty distinct bike. as soon as i saw it roll in the door i knew it was a customer who visited a couple hours prior. >> reporter: storm employees were able to keep an eye out. >> with the increase in the value of bike we're seeing a lot more bike theft. >> reporter: and there is probably no other bike quite like damon's. >> probably 11 $12,000. >> a one of a kind racing bike. he built it piece by piece and kept it locked up. >> more like a car in many ways than a bike. >> reporter: but that didn't stop thieves from getting inside one saturday morning. >> it became an utterly sickening thing. >> reporter: he made all the right calls to his online biking community. someone spotted an ad on craigslist. hours after the heist. >> the ad had been posted two blocks from where i live. i immediately contacted the guy through craigslist and through the cell phone number. >> reporter: working with police he arranged to meet the guy in front of a downtown d.c. hotel. officers took the guys into custody. >> one of the

when i go somewhere, i always go on this bike right here. >> reporter: tall paul's bikes are legendaryund the neighborhood. >> people stop and take pictures. >> that's the number one question how do you get on and off that bicycle. >> reporter: these days brown has become known for something else. >> i'm trying to get a bike together. >> reporter: a while back he styled a pair of bikes for kids who showed him good report cards. so instead of making bikes for himself, brown shifted gears. now he makes his bikes to inspire other students. >> any little kid, black, white, spanish, chinese, it doesn't matter what the can kid is. if a kid has three as or more from their report from school i pimp their bike for free. >> some families may not have money to buy a new bike but who needs new when paul can can make it better than new. >> the excitement on their face when i pimp their bikes out. wow, man. >> reporter: in brown's world, everything that glitters is gold. >> you would think i don't have too much. but, man, i've got everything i need, and that's happiness. i've got that. >> reporter:

according to the national bike registry, only about 5% of stolen bikes make it back to their owners. >> you didn't have much hope of getting these things back. >> no. >> reporter: brian holmes got hit at his own house when thieves broke into the garage. >> it was dead bolted and it was kicked in or possibly a crowbar. >> reporter: and he joins an unlucky grew. more than 2,000 people who had their bikes swiped last year in the d.c. area. >> not inexpensive and unfortunately mine was not insured. >> reporter: but sometimes this crime endz differently, if you take the right steps according to officer mike owen with the prince george's county police department. >> we don't find most of them but there are a few things that people can do to help ensure they actually do get it back. >> reporter: like having photos of your bike and writing down the serial number. >> this exponentially increases the chance of us finding it. also register it with the police department. >> officer owen tells the i-team many people give up not even reporting their bike stolen. and with most hot bikes being resol

there was a pool of money set aside say you minimal a great deal of interest not only in the existing bike share decided in the peninsula but in the region one of the important distinctions is the fact that the motivate bike share system is conditioned to be used at scale and up think many of the suburban jurisdictions that are interested in bike sharing is not an appropriate investment for the technology as far as ada is concerned we're committed to expand meet all the 88 requirement for the program. >> the last or one of the last slides i'll share was for our board was an eye opener a rough estimation roughly $60 million over a 10 year period in converges with the fact we didn't have a source of funding to expand operate the system going forward in the event we have a financed mechanism due to expand changes in the fund we'll be using and the other thing the fact there is a scarce amount of pedestrian and bicycle fund in the region this is a great opportunity to expand steer those dollars towards other needy bicycle and pedestrian needs throughout the region. >> in terms of where we're a

kogan's bike misses his head by mere inches. >> oh, two bikes down. >> a dazed kogan gets to his feet there was panic around and there were bikes falling everywhere. >> amidst the chaos rene leaps over the barrier and on to the track. >> the first reaction was, help, i got to help them because they have fallen and maybe they're injured. i have to help them. i wasn't hesitating with what to do. go to that guy. >> riders are down and motionless on the ground as more bikes come soaring through the air. fisher bends down to help a rider, his back to the circuit. >> i heard the crashing sound of metal over the tarmac and this is going seriously wrong. i have to get out of here. i just stood up and i think two or three bikes at the same time and they torpedoed me. >> he's hit by multiple bikes and crushed against the safety wall in a blaze of metal and smoke. >> oh, dear me. that was horrendous. >> officials red flag the race as a half dozen riders lose control of their bikes and crash. >> i thought i have to change my life because my leg's gone. at the end they said, okay, it's still attac

a new bike but who needs a when paul can pitch out an old bike. >> when i pitch out their bikes, wow, man, it's -- it's -- >> reporter: in brown's world everything that glitters is gold. >> you think i don't have too much but i've got everything i need. that's happiness. i've got that. >> reporter: maybe notice he may finally have the baddest bike in the world. >> i made that bike for president obama. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> picking it up this weekend. >>> a developing story for you now. five lions, three tigers a jaguar and hippo in georgia. the animals escaped when flooding destroyered their enclouds, yesterday the hippo was training we liesed. this is new video in this morning with the people help the hippo home. the new spokes manse says several we are killed in the flood or while on the loose. >> that guy -- that training lies tranquilizer. >> that's how i fight right now. maybe it's warming up and making me feel -- >> i think you need another cup of coffee. i just did that, and it helped. it would be clears fast's we get ready for another warm day. we'll be at 71 in

what he is, if they got more than three as i pump their bike for-free. >> who needs a new bike whenaul can pimp out another bike and make it better than new. >> when i pimp their bikes out, wow, man, it's -- >> reporter: in brown's world everything that glitters is gold. >> you would think i don't have too much. but man, i've got everything i need and that's happiness. i've got that. >> reporter: maybe now he may finally have. >> paint my chain gold. >> reporter: the best bike in the world. >> i made a bike for president obama. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> wow. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, our friends from pets in need are here. we'll introduce you to paprika. guests from pets in need. volunteer catherine becker is here with paprika. she is ready for a new >>> welcome back. special guest from pets in need, here with paprika, who will be ready for a new home, up for adoption in about two weeks. we have a special story with paprika. her mom was pregnant. you rescued her. she gave birth. paprika was the runt of the litter. >> she was absolutely the ru

i give the bike for free. >> some families don't have the money to buy a new bike. who needs it when paul can pimp out on old bike and make it new. >> when i fill their bikes out, wow, it's -- >> in brown's world, everything that glitters is gold. >> you would think i don't have too much. but man, i got everything i need. that's happiness. i got that. >> maybe now he may finally even have -- >> spray paint my chains gold. >> joe rosato, jr. >> i made that bike for president obama. >> nbc bay area news. >>> that is a phenomenal story. >> what a great guy. >> i wish i was a kid with a few a's on my report card. >> boeing's newest jet lifting off straight up into the air. what's behind the jaw-dropping move. >>> i'm robert handa live in morgan hill. the air rescue unit of cal fire is in the midst of a busy fire season expected to get more hectic. began training local firefighters to make sure they get the help they need on the ground. that story coming up. is it a life saving measure? one of san francisco's busiest hosp >>> right now 6:30. is it a live saving measure o

looking at boarding with bikes and without bike squz also ada accessibility, there are ishis dependent on what the configuration is with circulation inside of the vehicle jz there are operational challenges and thimgs that would have to occur which relate to the things that are there relate ed to the traps. to get on the isame page with the terminology and difference in levels, we currently have a 8 inch above top rail pratform that is common at all cal train station. the low 4 vehicles come in a range of 22-25 at top of rail. there a intermediate level and that is 50 inch level which is basecry over the top of the trucks or wheel assembly for had vehicles and there is a upper level because we get that capacity by using the bilevel vehicles. on the lower left is a door similar to what you saw in the [inaudible] and on the right is the single door associated with the traps when i get to that piece. as we start through and look at the 2020 timeframe, it is go tg to be a timeframe when we have mixed fleets. we'll have emu's running and still replace only 75 percent of the vehicles under t

will be going up as a the system expands people uses the speech i've or the availability to expand bike lanes so bicyclists can match the skills. >> i guess my biggest concern this is not the kind of program that is designed to support tourists i would just you know push back on the plans to expand make it the kind of program that does unless you plan to provide an onsite attendant for people unfamiliar. >> thank you, colleagues questions or comments i'll echo some of what supervisor breed said and looking forward to the offline part i know this communication about continue is there anyone from the public that wishes to speak on item 7. >> bicycle berkley arrest this morning i heard on the broadcast 5 uc berkley it's time we need to expand initial listed our sifted cultural for americans because in time we move on we can't disregard what is happening on the trend are people having to expand make decisions engage in the activities parkway and influencing the social worlds of other people believe me certain individuals of a higher high precision imbalance if as superiority for people caus

or a dirt bike. the office of the attorney general either dropped or dismissed 85 arrests. 33 were found guilty but no one did time and just two people paid fines. >> if you are caught doing 36 in a 25 you get a ticket for $100. if you make a right turn on red you get ticket for $150. if you are caught on a dirt bike you don't get anything. stephen: we reached out to the tern general and we got a response to state that the office is aware of the situation. they are looking at ways to be more aggressive or hand out penalties for those convicted of illegally driving a dirt bike or a.t.v. reporting live stephen tschida, abc7 news. maureen: thank you. former congressman jesse jackson jr. is spending his first night out of a halfway house in baltimore. the illinois democrat was serving a two and a half-year sentence for misusing $750,000 in campaign pains on personal expenses. he will spend three years on supervised release and complete 500 hours of community service. it looks like we'll set more records.

hooked up to his motorcycle where the two competition bikes worthed about $20,000 combined. >> my bike was top of the line specialized that they make. and candace's was very equivalent. >> reporter: after three days of travel, chad arrived at the sheridan fisherman's wharf hotel. he was allowed to park at the front entry way. he kept the bikes attached with multiple locks. >> i just had a good feeling nothing wrong was going temperatures happen. we are parked next to the guys here all night. >> reporter: but when he woke up this morning, the bikes were gone. someone had cut the locks. >> i'm sick to my stomach. just the money that is gone. and now, it is like, can i find a bike to race? >> reporter: he is holding onto hope the bikes will be returned. he filed a police report and posted a notice on craigslist. in the meantime, he says this won't dampen his spirits for the competition tomorrow. >> maybe i should just swim without a wet suit. ride one of the rental bikes an run barefooted. make the most of it. >> reporter: luckily, chad's fiance found a fellow competitor to lend her a bik

that bike failed this guy and this bike failed this woman in china, riding one of the bikes with theals you use to get it going. her foot slipped off and now has trapped her ankle between the pedal and the chassis of the bike. she's stuck. >> we're going to have to cut that off, not her foot the pedal. >> sorry you're done. >> they have to cut that pedal off. >> you're right. firefighters show up and they do have a hydraulic tool and finally cuts loose. they take her away in an ambulance. doesn't look like she had serious injuries. that was a tough one there. >>> riley is on a fishing trip and has a salmon on the line. see what makes a guest appearance. >> oh, i could have died! >>> she wanted her proposal to happen without her knowing it. she wanted it caught on camera and video but didn't want to be aware. see if he's able to pull it off. me.. ugh...you're the valet? yea, sorta the valet. bobothth d dririveve f foror a a l living, bobothth l likike e toto s savavee money on car insurance and we both know you may not get ththisis c carar b bacack k inin the same condition. watch you

and this is what he a his wife found this morning, a morcycle with no bikes. someone cut a security cable and two padlocks that were securing them to his motorcycle. this happene within a few feet from secing and valet booth at the hotel. chad tells me he had no idea san francischad such a problem with bike theft. otrwise he wouldn't have left them outside locked to his motorcycle.

say because police rarely chase them, the bikes are use inside more crimes. allison, what are you learning? >> reporter: illegal at vs aren't a new problem but it's stirring up concern among residents. >> yeah. sitting on the front porch and you can see them. >> reporter: ralph jenkins has lived off alabama road for almost 40 years, and today, only cars but if you come by on saturday, he said you will find a lot of dirt bikes and four wheelers. >> they go down alabama. >> reporter: it's illegal to ride them but it doesn't stop many. if you look online, there are plenty of people proudly showing off their skills. some of the people who live where these riders congregate sigh it's getting old. >> you see people riding dirt bikes on the sidewalk, popping wheelies, that's a serious,. >> reporter: and more concerning, some of the people are using them during crime. >> saying someone just robbed a bank and are using a get away car. >> reporter: police say that the person who gunned down a journalist was on a dirt bike and they have released video of 14 people they

a bike share. >> yeah, i rode a bike share from work. there's rules for every mode of travel.e have rules for cars, bicyclists, pedestrians, best case scenario, we follow the rule and we're all safe. worst ce, nobody follows, and that happens in a lot o cities. we have to make sure you can accomdate somebody else' mistake oromebody else's lapse of attention. if you're going mor slowly in a car, more slowly on a bike, paying attention as a pedestrian, everybody has a chnce to recover from that era. the bus i was on is morning, a car stopped rht in front of her to let a passenger out. thankfully, you know, the mark on market street, t driver paid atttion, she stopped. the pmassengers were hding on. it was fine, just slow down and think of the consequences of driving too fast, the conquences of running a stop sign, stping off the curb not paying attentn. if we slow down and do tha we'll bring the injury rate down as long as better street engineer and design and enforcement. >> i wanto ask about enforcement. i see people who completely nore all the rules, and i a bicycle fan, but

offenders are slip -- bikes remains unsolved. offenders are slipping through the cracks and police say prosecutors need to do more. >> reporter: officers are frustrated hearing the same complaint over and over, why can't police do more to control these atv and dirt bike drivers? new research put out by the police union today says their officers are doing their jobs making arrests, but it is at the courthouse where prosecutors and judges are letting dangerous drivers off easy. they're small, quick and dangerous, illegal atvs and dirt bikes popping up on district roads and increasingly in police reports. used as get-away vehicles in recent unsolved murders in shaw and southeast and last week to charge and assault an mpd officer's wife on her front lawn. >> stood up and spat in my face, called us terrible names. >> people are seeing this behavior and it's rampant and it's natural to say i don't see the police doing anything. we have knew otherwise. >> reporter: today the d.c. police union released research they say shows mpd officer

a spare bike. >> i felt really bad. they said this guy is raising money for cancer both his bikes got stolen and i lost someone to cancer this year. her birthday's tomorrow. so i thought this is perfect. >> reporter: as part of chad's trip he's raised thousands to help battle prostate cancer. he's determined not to let the bike theft derail his plans. >> we're this far into it so we're not giving up. we're still going to race. not let it hold us back. >> reporter: thanks to the generosity of other racers, he and his wife will be able to mark this race off their bucket list. >> good luck to them and all the racers. >>> still to come on abc 7 news, an nba finals challenge off the court. >>> here we are with 300 loaves of bread. >> what a local charity hopes to do with all this bread. >>> abc 7 visits with the trainer from the 1975 warriors team. his memories about that championship run. >>> and later an all-out manhunt is under way after two convicted killers escape from prison. the tools they used to break out. ♪ ♪ great

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those cargo bikes are st. mary big champ they look like wheel barriers and they built the tracks they hadn't anticipated so many families in the city taking kids to school it is fascinating how the product was created to respond to the needs to take the kids and secondly, how to deal with the cargo bikes that take up a lot of room i was thought that was fascinating the friendly approach but overall a lot of lessons they're still have traffic they still have lent plenty of cars on the street, of course, a hundred tax fees it is quite affordable when i think of the hundred and 50 percent car tax it is a registration fee they made a commitment to cycling only 10 percent of the people wear helmets because they abide by the law and seniors kind of sheriff more safety practices i felt encouraged it was the traffics one of the things they've expanded the curves and situations for restaurant they came up with other ways to help with the concerns around business they have at same struggles struggles people want to doub

chad tells me he had no idea san francisco had such a problem with bike theft. otherwise he wouldn't have left them outside locked to his motorcycle. >> early thursday morning, i asked, and oh we have no problems here. we'll park you right here. the valet guys are there the lobby, you can see where we're at. no issues at all. and i felt really comfortable. >> he was denoted by it's bit i think, and i told him that no we can't not do the race because we don't have bikes. we'll figure something out. >> reporter: in fact when we talked with. the this afternoon they were reef fitting their shoes to fit bikes someone will lend them during the race. during the checkin the announcer for the trying agent long announced what happened and someone donated bikes. the hotel tell -- is forwarding their videotape to the police department and are hoping someone will find the bikes. >> thousands of californians face critical water shortages because their wells have run dry during the drought. now a bill headed to the state senate could help get water flowing again. that bill has

and this is what he a his wife found this morning, a morcycle with no bikes. someone cut a security cable and two padlocks that were securing them to his motorcycle. this happene within a few feet from secing and valet booth at the hotel. chad tells me he had no idea san francischad such a problem with bike theft. otrwise he wouldn't have left them outside locked to his motorcycle. >> early thursday morning, i asked, and oh weave no problems here. we'll park you right here. the valet guys are there the lobby, you can see where we're at. no issues at all. and i felt really comfortable. >> he was denoted by it's bit i thk, and i told him that no can't not do the race because we don't have bikes. we'll figure somethi out. >> reporter: in facthen we talked with. the this afternoon they were reef fitting their shoes to fit bikes someone will lend them during the race. during the checkin the announcer for the trying agent long announced what happened and someone donated bikes. the hotel tell -- is forwarding their videotape to the police department and are hoping so

police surveillance video shows bike after bike after bike, seven dirt bikes and atvs in all with 14rivers and passengers. the 14 believed to be teenaged men and women are now considered persons of interest in the shooting death of reporter charnice milton. ralph tidens is a close family friend. >> i just hope that whoever sees that video and recognizes those bikes will contact mtv and let them know where the bikes are located so they can find the persons riding them. >> reporter: milton reported for "east of the river" and "hill rag" she was here in southeast waiting for a bus when she was gunned down. the shooter was on a dirt bike firing at someone else who apparently used milton as a human shield. >> that goes back to no respect for life. that's what people do and life is cheap, unfortunately to some people. >> reporter: the community has held vigils for milton who was praised for living in the community she wrote about east of the anacostia river. this video although grainy is giving those to those who knew and loved her that her killer will be caught. perhaps a passenger on one

oh yea the bikes there are bikes hanging from trees like this one that has been stripped of absolutly tire intertubes and bicycle seats i counted 6 >> reporter:because of all the bike stumbled upon a chop shop where they disassemble bike parts and try to hide there >> reporter:in fact this a few biles were painted over making them hard to identify one of the residents wanted to talk on camera so i asked him about all the bikes >> reporter:you got a lot of bikes back here where do all the bikes >> come from i don't know i don't know anything about those bikes/ there not mine i don't know nothing about thise bikes i don't ride a bicycle i can't ride a bike i got two dwi's so i know nothing about thise bicycles >> reporter:four years same spot yea another residents claims the bikes are all from people who have simply thrown them away and they were gathering them except for these two these were his >> reporter:whenever i vist a encampment there are always bikes and bike parts but since many people fail to register there bikes there is no way of finding out the true owner >> reporter:so th

stern's a resident of mission bay i've been a homeownership since 2010 i very existed about the arena bike and pedestrian access he hope it encourages folks to get out of their cars and walk the neighborhood my mooiveng are raising three children teenagers in the mission bay the only teenagers in mission bay when we crossed the creek more traffic and development and more intensity so we're not surprised there is new development and don't expect there is to be empty lots we think the arena is an unexpected bonus with the parks and the bike paths and the eyes arena all those things are things that 0 enhance our neighborhood for families in a way of if you alternatives could achieve we're excited about the arena, of course we support the warriors and excited about the arenas for the neighborhood and the children now 2 hundred and 50 new children in the neighborhood we're excited to have access that it i thank you for your attention and hope you'll take into consideration those needs thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm matt the chief financial officer for live nation ems live natio

ridership has more than doubled, we see 7 thousand riders every day, bikes out number public vehicles on a regular basis on market street and this is a huge accomplishment, we also know market street is home to the most dangerous city's intersections and the safer market vaoet is a strong example of a data driven proposal that is purely focused on making these intersections safer and is the epitome aof a good vision 0 project that will eliminate severe injuries and deaths along our corridor with tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of people walk and bike every day, add the co-benefit of improving benefit on transit street with all benefits this is a win, win project. we'd also like the commend mta staff on their process and outreach for this project, you used a data driven approach and have done an exemplary job working with community and business leaders and stakeholders from the very beginning. the success of this project is in the education and the enforcement and allowing is tnc exemption as one company has lobbied for will make the project practically unenforceable and

he makes the bike rotate. and pushes so hard to spin it around. this is amazing. misses the bike. and reaching with the left hand he got the grab. >> you called it no. what do you think? he gets the gold? >> think he showed the jeopardy he deserves the gold. >> we will finds out what the judges think. >> they are waiting. >> a 95.33 for thomas pages from france. he is our gold medalist. first ever in a trick discipline to earn a gold medal. so thomas pages with the gold tess. >> well he put in the effort to get into the point. he dragged all the other guys along with him. even levi sherwood does quarter pipe tricks because tom pages pushed the progression. well deserved gold for tom. >> coming up next it's abc "world news" on your local news except on the west coast. that's a wrap for x games austin 2015. enjoy some of the great moments we had here in texas where everything is bigger including the x games. ♪ >> welcome to x games austin 2015 where we take the expected and turn it into the extreme. ♪ >> mees leading. oh no smith comes through. from the very last lap. and what drama

bikes on the streets of d.c.hey are illegal in the district, but many of the drivers know d.c. has a no-chance policy so they don't worry about getting pulled over. police say the gunman who shot and killed reporter charnice milton was on a dirt bike. they released surveillance video of seven bikes and 14 people who are considered persons of interest in the murder. >> i hate them. they have most of the riders have no regard for children in the community. they ride on the sidewalks. so the bikes are a menace. >> reporter: milton's funeral will be held saturday at living word church in southwest d.c. >> her father called me to give me the tragic news. >> reporter: reverend eugene pastor of the church where milton and her family have worshipped for the past 15 years. >> she was such a wonderful young lady. i've never seen such innocence in my life. >> reporter: the tragic news was that milton had been murdered. now reverend sheppard will deliver the message at her funeral, a message to stop the violence and hate in

and bike parts >> reporter: 90 will fold up the is no way of putting out the unit so out these bikesup by caltrans and dispose of. so please register your bike. >> reporter: cleanup the caltrans and the residents told to leave >> pam: anymore about it tonight tell by police waiting in life at officers investigators say running plan to a randomly killed police officers and massachusetts fbi accused another man david wright of conspiring with anemic carry out the violent attack and the imminent threat prompted them to confront him on the sidewalk where they shot him when he is accused of drop the knife and they carry family he was shot in the back and the pentagon is admitting the problem of the unintended shipments of potential ally of anthrax samples even worse than first believed. why >> pam: samples shipped for military laboratory in 51 other labs in 17 states including california district of columbia and three foreign countries or than twice as many labs as estimated last week and numbers could go up pentagon is china figure out exactly how this happened continues to insist the pu

first let me take out my magic bike pump. now where's your bike?-- [ laughter ] using my magic, i'm going to pump up your bike tire. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] using my magic bike pump. [ cheers ] >> steve: mike pumps up the flat tire. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] >> jimmy: this is your line. >> my magic is working. [ laughter ] the bike tire is pumping up! >> jimmy: it's almost done pumping up. >> it's still pumping. it's still pumping. [ laughter ] and now it's done. [ cheers ] it's all pumped up. all pumped up. >> jimmy: thank you, magic mike. but wait a second. what's so magic about a regular bike pump? >> oh, yeah. you're right. i guess i'm just mike. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and scene! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ that was a good one. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: here we go. scene number two. get into character here. now, this one was sent in by asher. he is 6 years old from greensburg, pennsylvania. a 6-year-old. channing will once again be playing magic mike. i'll be playing the role of boss. higgins, want to set the scene? >> steve: boss is on the phone. >

according to the national bike registry only 5% of stolen bikes make it back to their owners.n't have much hope of getting these things back? >> no. >> reporter: brian holms got hit at his own house. when thieves broke into his garage. >> it was a deadbolt. it was kicked in. or, you know, possibly crowbared. >> reporter: he joins an unlucky group -- more than 2,000 people who have had their bikes swiped last year in the d.c. area. >> unfortunately mine was not insured. >> reporter: sometimes this crime ends differently if you take the right steps according to officer mike owen. >> we don't findmost of them but there are things you can do to help ensure you get it back. >> reporter: like having photos of your bike and writing down the serial number. >> this exponentially increases our chances of finding it and register wit the police department. >> reporter: he says many people gave up don't even report it stolen. with most hot bikes being resold within hours, the time is critical. post on social media sites immediately. >> i would suggest reaching pawnshops. >> we are not in t

or reflectors on bikes, at least the proper gear to ride on bikes in the city because it is imperative. i appreciate you take thg time listening to me and maybe working with you again. me and my friend here are members of the ymca so thank you for helping us >> thank you very much next speaker please >> every year for the last fee years in june i go hungry about 6 days in a row. nobody cares. [inaudible] la earthquake starts shaking. me and my brother wake up and jump on the bed and mother comes to the room and says you are shaking the bed. [inaudible] my dad starts beating me [inaudible] there is a real god [inaudible] he'll prevail me. 20 years later he gave me a house on top of twin peaks which i thought i took from you guys. imeer in the house and he prevailed me and he isn't just showing me, he will one day show you. it is still my house and he has given to me and it is up above everyone else. risen above everyone else he prevailed me in this lifetop time. i [inaudible] after half a day cleaning i go to the castro and the rest of the day i'm there and noeb no one gives me a dollar

. >> that's exactly right, knock the cyclist right off the bike. pedestrian comes over and checks on our cyclist. >> are you all right? >>> this next video also from the uk entitled it quick karma. you're about to see why. riding in the bike lane. here we see another guy on the bicycle get right in front of our cyclist. not really going to call it a problem until they start kind of going downhill. suddenly the psychcycles are riding faster than the guy in front of them. cyclist not very friendly to other motorists. [ bleep ] >> ouch. [ bleep ] >> check yourself. >> the traditional british greeting there, v for victory. there you go. he held it too long. just turned around one second earlier. >> or didn't do at the all. >> but what's the point? >>> he loves crystal pepsi. he loves it so much it makes him sick. this video he posted in april. he take ace bunch of colored milk actual crystal pepsi, gets milk put it is up his nose, ingests all this milk through his nose and takes a huge can and then gets some pepsi because he wants to make some art and

this is the point i made before regarding the bike lane on alameda boulevard. >> sorry excuse me. >> this is a new item. >> no new items so we have no new items that anyone brought forgot but we don't have any. >> we will open up great, thank you. >> okay. so with that, i'm going to close public comment on item 9 and call item 10. >> public comment. >> this is general public comment. >> i was ahead of may i approach i'm sorry. >> a butch i talked to expand a lot of bus drivers they're concerned about the bike lanes in the city they're being proposed throughout the city they want to expand know where they - who decides where the bike lanes go and why not take into consideration the transportation the bus routes that are effected by the bus - bike lapdz for example, on or gear between fulsome and geary on fulsome and geary they have a bus stop at fulsome and balboa and geary but they they don't take into consideration the deployment of the wheelchair lifts for the people that need them putting being the buds up to the curve so people can easily get off the bus and get on the bus you sh

because this is mountain biking not road cycling. riders here are faced with sloping normally occupied by world cup skiers. but they have to go up, as well as down. these riders have generate a huge amount of power on these claims and at the tour, there's four days of them more than 200-kilometers and more than 6,000 feet and once they are up there there's no time to enjoy the view one tonight mountain bike world with champion is a master at keeping rivals at bay on treacherous downhill sections. but with little money in the sport compared to on the road, he is one of the few who can make a real living. >> since world champions i am also learning good money that's -- but less money to earn in mountain bike sport it is all about the money. >> good money can mean $1 million a year for some, but the average pay is more like 10,000. and olympic status hasn't taken it out of the shadow of road cycling. one reason, most budding bikers have access to a road but not a mountain. and bring them cycling together especially for girls the women i