." >>> a teacher is accused of taunting a boy with cerebral palsy. and it's all ought on audio after -- >> jose's mom alicia bugged little joe's wheelchair. >> do not draw on my paper, joe. >> hear how the recording is sparking worldwide outrage. >>> it does not get much more dangerous than firefighters on a roof top over toxic flames. >> wow. >> the roof begins to collapse under their feet. >> what happens when the heroes need a hero themselves. >> a motorcycle comes to a stop but the car behind him, not so much. >> then there's this video. >> called choppers, banana bread and punctures. >> weird title. >> yeah. little confusing. >> professional riders who picks the amateur? >> see why that's the understatement of the year. >>> steven will get our show started today with our top story. >> two alabama school teachers have been placed on administrative leave. it has to do with this student, 10-year-old jose salinas. his friends call him little joe. he's a fourth grader in newton, alabama. now, little joe suffers from cerebral palsy, but a high-functio

he's living with mild cerebral palsy.won't keep him from the side lines. >> i'm proud of him that he took it upon himself to do that. >> reporter: part of the team, that's exactly what bennett is. complete with home and away jerseys, responsibilities, and a relationship with his coaches and teammates, whom he now considers family. >> brought him out of the shell, and the boys embraced him. i think it's great for other special needs kind of children to be involved like this, because it gives them an example, i can do that. he can do that, so can i. i thought it was a great thing. >> no matter what mood we're in, he's happy. i think it brings up the team a lot, like after a loss, he's always happy. after a win, he's happy. he's fun to be around, because he never brings negative energy. >> reporter: bennett was a man of few words when the camera is rolling, but he's not shy around them, especially his favorite. >> he likes whoever scores the most. me and him are pretty good friends, so. he does like the defense, but he likes

thousand injured have been counted but up to two hundred thousand may be affected in the long term cerebral palsy has begun to effect the survivors the doctors hardly know how to relieve the suffering they're not sure exactly what was in the lethal cocktail of gases so it's difficult to prescribe effective i'd send word to a funeral pyres is becoming scarce so fifty bodies are being purchased a time in mass cremations. if there are many chemicals found in the water around here which were once used in the union carbide factory. every time it rains the toxic waste which is lying on the surface of the factory goes deep inside the earth and pollutes the soil. surface which is contaminated and the chemicals which are in the earth needs to be removed and he talks a fight and i want good rear otherwise the pollution will continue and people will keep using polluted water and that is very dangerous from our. thank. you. but. i'm not allowed my name is salam bubble but people call me brother salami and. try have a small business where you know if we are daily wage earners. but i have no savings here what

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child chosen by the silicon valley independent living center, a 3-year-old from san jose with cerebral palsyneeds to be wheelchair accessible. a playhouse that will let her play outside and inside like any other child. >> she is very excited and happy. >> she seemed to like the fish. >> yeah. >> reporter: it was a magic moment for the volunteers too you could see joy in their faces. amanda is already planning a tea party with her cousins in her new playhouse. the center has an interesting phrase they say they are working the world more accessible, one playhouse at a time. in milpitas, david louie, abc7 news. >>> 4:50. a warm-up on the way. i'd say here's the evidence, right here. >> what shortsleeve dresses? >> yep. >> we've been advertising it for a week. [ unintelligible ] >>> good morning we are starting out with fog along the coast. half moon bay and pacifica, watch out the visibility is at times less than a quarter mile. clear out there. looking at that sun coming up at 6:27, take a look at numbers, already 64 in antioch, or so where temperatures will drop off. an hour or two then warm

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getting a tip from a classmate, attached a recorder to the wheelchair of her 10-year-old with cerebral palsye heard him being scolded for drooling. i. >> i do not want to touch your drool. do you understand that? >> reporter: in a majority of states, it's perfectly legal. while there is no defense how he was treated, how many of us want to the be secretly recorded on our bad days. >> i'm so glad that guy was able to protect his child. but at the same time, i worry about living in a world where we are all subject to being taped and having that threat. >> reporter: this is interesting. today, we spoke to the head of the national association of special ed teaches. and he said parents should not be wiring up their children left and right. but given the recent abuse, he said perhaps there is a need for cameras in the classroom. >> the head of the association. >> indeed. >> have been talking about how special needs teachers are heroes. >> absolutely, they are doing valiant work. >>> coming up here, how a confused tourist ended up driving his car into a subway. b. so why are you doing his? only you

tan was born with cerebral palsy. now, the granddaughter was left in the grandmother's care, because this is going to break your heart. her father was killed in a car accident four years ago, and her mother had to go off to find work to provide for the family. the granddaughter desperately wants to go to school. so grandma carries the granddaughter to school every day over mountain passes, 3.1 miles to school. and back. it takes them two hours to get to the school. just to go 3.1 miles. because the pass they have to take goes up and over mountain roads, up steep stairs. it's treacherous. the trek they have to make every day. >> it's amazing to me. >> this is not a small child that this grandmother is carrying on her back for more than an hour every single day. >> two hours each way, they say. >> daily. >> daily. she says the morning commute is harder, because they have to get there on time. she has never been late. they have been doing this for three years. it's believed that the grandmother has traveled about 6,200 m

outrage has been fueled by parents' anger over pat-downs of children, like a 7-year-old girl with cerebral palsy in new york and a 4-year-old girl in kansas. in both cases, the tsa said their officers followed proper procedure. the agency's reputation took a further hit this week when officers in los angeles were charged in a drug running operation. passengers today at chicago's o'hare airport. >> we still might be a target, and i feel safer knowing that it's not going to happen here. >> i'm not so sure it's not just window dressing. >> kip hawley said the system is broken. he ran the tsa from 2005 to 2009 and has written a new book. he argued animosity toward the system is actually hurting security. >> the result of this compounding security measure over ten years has driven the public crazy. and created a huge separation between tsa and the public. >> he says most frequent flyers' checkpoint horror stories could be eliminated if tsa officers were allowed to use commonsense rather than being threatened with discipline for not following procedures to the letter. >> the effect after three or four

he was born with cerebral palsy. he is wheelchair-bound. he has limited use of his two hands. he comes to the center twice a week and does part with us. he draws pictures of his church. his church has stained-glass doors and palm trees. we have several hundred pictures of this church because he draws it again and again, he loves it so much. his state is so great. his friend is roberts yip, a san francisco transplant, a merchant seamen. he had lived in the richmond district for 30 years, owns a house about two blocks away from the senior center. he takes care ofinsun. insun takes medication. robert helps them. he always make sure that he has a chair and makes sure that he has a napkin and silverware. this is how the two men take care of each other. it is a lovely french ship, and it happened in the senior center. that is what your money does. thank you. [applause] >> we have a person from huckleberry house, patrick. i want to tell you, huckleberry house save my family, so i really want you to speak. >> my name is patrick. i am a case manager at huckleberry house, in the fifth d

he's lived with cerebral palsy since birth and is unable to speak. a voice synthesizer to speak, but he's learned to laugh in the face of adversery, and he's making other people chuckle along with him. he's takien to stand-up comedy and performing as lost voice guy. this is his first paid booking and he's playing to a booked house. >> i haven't felt this important since the doctors said i was going to be a special child. >> when i realized i would never be able to talk again, i was speechless. people have often asked me why i wanted to put myself in a position where everyone can stare and laugh at me. the truth is that it's happening to me every day anyway, at least this way, there's a scheduled place and time for it. >> lee's off to a great start. the audience is loving his material. but at a vital moment, he's let down by the technology that provides a voice for his thoughts. a little improviced comedy sets him back on track. >> sorries ladies and gentlemen, my ipod has just crashed. where the [ bleep ] is steve jobs when you need him. i'm not rela

first example, you have a person with cerebral palsy with a speech impairment. uses a wheelchair and a speech board has an advanced degree in economics. if that person were to lose either the wheelchair or the speech board or wasn't available for an opportunity to get that advanced degree, odds are they wouldn't be able to work. that's the thin line. a second person, a person with quadplegia at the c 4 level uses a power wheelchair which probably costs somewhere in the neighborhood of $25,000. uses an adaptive van, which would cost about $22,000 base and another $10,000 or $15,000 for accommodations. uses personal services at the workplace and at home, which would throw an additional $15,000 or $20,000 annually into the cost. you can see that if any of those tools or supports are withdrawn, the person is not going to be able to work. and it's going to be, in fact, on the disability roles until that could be rectify ied. dave stapleton has proposed major structural reforms including early intervention, incentive reform, program consolidation and more state contro

remotely is shared by more than just the scientific community sharmila back teves suffers from cerebral palsy highly educated driven and creative his condition leaves him trapped in his own body for. this technology would enable people like me to do the things most people take for granted as whole jaws doing the laundry cooking moreover if this made it possible for us to go out to live our. these would be astounding progress for people like you. it's hope the first fully automated robot bodies will be online by twenty forty five leading us just over thirty years before we could see science fiction become science fact peter all over r.t. . and straight to the world of business hi there maria well does it seem like a slow day to you the markets. it's definitely a slow day and that's because it's a public holiday for some countries and of course when some markets are closed it has an effect on the others and in general there's not much of it's about first i want to talk about another story and that's a big deal for russia's energy sector first so we have an investment of worth six hundred twenty

remotely is shared by more than just the scientific community sharmila back teves suffers from cerebral palsy highly educated driven and creative his condition leaves him trapped in his own body for all. this technology would enable people like me to do the things most people take for granted because culture was doing the laundry moreover this made it possible for us to go out to live. on these would be astounding progress for people like me . it's hope the first fully automated robot bodies will be online by twenty forty five leaving us just over thirty years before we could see science fiction become science fact peter all of our party. straight into the arctic business as we have to retreat good to see you today i understand there are slow day despite a negative feel on the markets that is true in russia actually it's a day off so no trading is going on here but otherwise what we're seeing right now is a slow movement towards the red zone this is because of course in your. we have seen a batch of negative dates where we've seen gross domestic product in spain and go down the first quarter

children getting groped by strangers at the airport like seven year old dina frank who suffers from cerebral palsy and was traumatized by t.s.a. agents and forced to miss your flight because the bush cheney fear mongering tells us we should worry that our own children are trying to blow up our planes or this young boy bound to a wheelchair who also had to be felt up by t.s.a. agents to ensure that he wasn't a terrorist threat as well think about this we're subjecting our children to abuse because bush and cheney decided to use fear to get political capital even in israel where they actually are surrounded by countries have declared war on them they don't grope kids or x.-ray people in their airports all our fear has driven us to the pause of national insanity. but in norway where christian and terrorists anders breivik murdered seventy seven innocent civilians most of them children who he says by the way he killed because they looked like liberals his words the people there refused to succumb to fear even though breivik isn't alone there are plenty of hate filled racists in norway just like there

remotely is shared by more than just the scientific community sharmila back teves suffers from cerebral palsy highly educated driven and creative his condition leaves him trapped in his own body for all. this technology would enable people like me to do the things most people take for granted because culture was doing the laundry cooking moreover if this made it possible for us to go out to live our own these would be astounding progress for people like me. it's hope the first fully automated robot bodies will be online by twenty forty five leaving us just over thirty years before we could see science fiction become science fact peter all of our party. so that brings us now to twenty five minutes past the hour to meet is next with the business news that will be after a short break. wealthy british scientists it's time to explain the. markets why not scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports. i don't well welcome to monday's final business update here in r.t. with me to meet you medvedev and go take a look at what's going on in the united states t

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remotely is shared by more than just the scientific community sharmila back teves suffers from cerebral palsy highly educated driven and creative his condition leaves him trapped in his own body. this technology would enable people like me to do the things most people take for granted was called jaws doing the laundry cooking moreover this made it possible for us to go out to. these would be astounding progress for people like me. it's hope the first fully automated robot bodies will be online by twenty forty five leaving us just over thirty years before we could see science fiction become science fact piece or all of a party. that's a cross over how to dmitri here standing by the artist because they're scared to me to get to see anything positive to remark over that i'm as you've been hearing for the past hour now well there's one company barnes and noble the bookseller which is up more than sixty percent in american trading and that's on the back of a microsoft investing three hundred million dollars and book business and that's really no way says and this desert that we're seeing right now

suffers from cerebral palsy highly educated driven and creative his condition leaves him trapped in his own body for all. this technology would enable people like me to do the things most people take for granted because culture was doing the laundry cooking moreover if this made it possible for us to go out to live our own this would be astounding progress for people like me. it's hope the first fully automated robot bodies will be online by twenty forty five leaving us just over thirty years before we could see science fiction become science fact peter all of our party. go through any other world of business whether marina has got the latest so or a as out with our in our things europe started trading so are the numbers still positive there. higher in the well actually no they're not they're mix the sour the footsie has slipped into negative territory but i shouldn't come as a surprise because we did get some negative data from spain basically its first quarter g.d.p. drop point three percent from the previous one and also ratings agency standard and poor's gave a negative outlook on s

teves suffers from cerebral palsy highly educated driven and creative his condition leaves him trapped in his own body. this technology would enable people like me to do the things most people take for granted. those doing the laundry who can moreover if this made it possible for us to go out. this would be astounding progress for people like me. it's hope the first fully automated robot bodies will be online by twenty forty five leading us just over thirty years before we could see science fiction become science fact peter all of. this time out here across to the world of business with moreno who's got the latest for us as always now hi there marina so we're hearing that there is a big deal for russia's energy sector tell us more there that's right actually it's a deal worth six hundred and twenty five million dollars and one of the biggest investments right now the country's direct investment fund along with a three partners have bought a quarter of the power generator and five and now one of the members agency fund is in fact launching vessel from the middle east and we spoke to the

suffers from cerebral palsy highly educated driven and creative his condition leaves him trapped in his own body. this technology would enable people like me to do the things most people take for granted was called jaws doing the laundry cooking moreover this made it possible for us to go out to live our own this would be astounding progress for people like me. it's hope the first fully automated robot bodies will be online by twenty forty five leaving us just over thirty years before we could see science fiction become science fact piece or all of a party. the right time to tag the latest business is marina's there for us sell marina to russians made it to the u.k. is ritualised of working it out that's right marina and that's the funny thing actually because the men who made it to the top three of the less were all born in other countries not the u.k. and they make most of their fortunes and emerging economies now the us which was published by the sunday times of course as i said has two russian tycoons which made it to the top two positions and the top three in fact and the second ri

suffers from cerebral palsy highly educated driven and creative his condition leaves him trapped in his own body for all. this technology would enable people like me to do the things most people take for granted was called chores doing the laundry moreover this made it possible for us to go out to live. on these would be astounding progress for people like me. it's hope the first fully automated robot bodies will be online by twenty forty five leaving us just over thirty years before we could see science fiction become science fact piece or all of our party. rated imagery there you are going to see you again i know you've got the business news are more data coming in around the world are pointing to an economic slowdown you're just a fountain of positive news today. it is a slow day but we've just had consumer growth consumer spending growth slowing down in the united states on the other hand incomes have gone up point four percent so really a mixed. feeling on that data over in europe we are seeing however a negative picture on the back of g.d.p. data coming in with a slow down zero po

suffers from cerebral palsy highly educated driven and creative his condition leaves him trapped in his own body for all. this technology would enable people like me to do the things most people take for granted because called joe was doing the laundry moreover this made it possible for us to go out to live our own this would be astounding progress for people like me. it's hope the first fully automated robot bodies will be online by twenty forty five leaving us just over thirty years before we could see science fiction become science fact peter all of our party. probably but when the summer make new stories for you in about six minutes from now in the meantime let's cross the street there is a business desk for the latest from the world of finance now monday sessions drawing to an end has it all looking this well it's been a pretty quiet session especially here in russia where it's a day off in the us it's looking pretty negative this hour although moderately they're good if you can see that the nasdaq down around half a percent this is on the back of slowing down consumer spending gro

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a 3-year-old with cerebral palsy.s to be wheelchair accessible. >> making sure height of the doorway and width of the doorway and interior area of the play house is sufficient to gain access to be able to move about. >> five hours later there was a play house letting her play outside and inside. >> she is very excited and she noticed the colors they're drawing. >> she seemed to like the fish. >> yes. the fish. >> it's a magic moment for the volunteers, too. you can see the joy in their faces. amanda is planning a tea party in the new play house. the silicon valley independent living center has an interesting phrase and say they're making the world more accessible for one play house at a time. in milpitas abc 7 news. >> that is fantastic. we want to hear your ideas for stories or maybe host a few you're listens meeting. >> there is a bill loi sh-little boy got to play caped crusadeor. this video shows 7-year-old kai helping arrest the joker in arlington texas, local police officers and firefighters set up a series of s

a 3-year-old with cerebral palsy the playhouse needs to be wheelchair accessible.e of her life a playhouse that will let her play outside and inside like any other child. >> she is very excited and happy. the colors, very beautiful, very nice. >> reporter: she seemed to like the fish. >> yeah she loves the fish. >> reporter: a magic moment for the volunteers too, you could see joy in their faces amanda is already planning a tea party with her cousins in her new playhouse. the independent living center has an interesting phrase about this program they say they are working the world more accessible, one playhouse at a time. david louie, abc7 news. >>> from houses to playhouses doing a great job there. >> this going to be a great day to get out in that playhouse if you like it warm. >> that's right. >> warmer still tomorrow. >> we could approach 90 inland tomorrow. sea breeze confined to the shoreline if you like it cool that's where to go. as we head out this morning, gorgeous start with mild temperatures they will continue to drop in the next hour or two, official s