quinn dang has our story.eople with disabilities navigate through the world with challenges that many of us can only imagine. so do their families accessible equipment? you know, what is that, or what do you mean? they might be in a wheelchair but they might be a college student. they might be blind, or they might have autism. it's so varied. so the individual experience for people with disabilities is hard to compartmentalize. as we traverse the city terrain everyday, there are obstacles that go, for the most part, overlooked. some sidewalk curbs serve as barriers to people with certain disabilities. if you're walking down the street and you see construction workers ripping up a corner sidewalk, chances are theyre installing one of these. this is a designed ramp approved by the ada or americans with disabilities act, to improve mobility and make streets more accessible to people with disabilities. every year the san jose city council has a discussion regarding the placement of these ramps. streets that handle

. >> dang. >> i say dang too much. people on twitter they say i a dang too much. >> dang. >> but you already have seven grandchildren as well. that is a lot of children to be caring for. >> to have one child at 65 some people would be outraged by that. >> did you catch mtv muse ache ward. it is getting tedious now. but two of our favorites here in philly, they won last night, bradley. >> he pick up best male performance for portraying the late chris kyle in american snipper and comedian kevin hart received an award and brought his two children on stage to help accept the the a award. meanwhile mike your favorite movie the fault in our stars picked up the best movie of the year award. if you missed the show we have a look at the top moments that everyone is talking about. >> okay. >> we will fill you in. >> we will start with the host amy. >> this is coolest award show. this is the one to be at. this one is the best. i don't want winners to worry burr speeches going too long because mtv is one network who refuses to pla

. >> dang, man. >> is this real? >>> when this mouflon got stuck -- >> mouflon. >> these people in poland decided they weren't just going to leave it up to fate. they were going to be very active trying to help the little guy out. >> grab the mouflon by the horn thing over there>> [ speaking foreign language ] >> this guy gets close, grabs a branch and attempts to grab this mouflon by the horn. while the mouflon is struggle it's scares doesn't know what's going on, it starts running in circles, fighting against the guy who's trying to help him. >> just staying outside the contact zone. >> sorry, never heard of a mouflon before. i'm going to call it a ram. >> finally grabs the horns just enough. >> ouch ouch! >> yes! >> what he says we don't see in the video, when it had finally run away it stopped, turned back around, and kind of stared at them for a second. he thinks as if saying thank you, dude. >> of course he's saying thank you. i feel like saying mouflon! no? >> yes! >> motorcycles are swift, quick, easy to get

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. >> dang man! >> is this real? >> everyone's reaction to that photo, oh, my god, which one's you? were they? >> they were both in the uk. >> this where you have an uncomfortable conversation with your dad? >> they are unrelated. this video got so much attention for them that it inspired other people to look for their doppelgangers. in fact three friends created a website called twin strangers.com hoping that other people could help them find their quote, unquote, twin strangers. >> i would love to know if there is someone that looks just like me. >> thinking the same thing. we're going to put a challenge out there to our viewers. using the hash tag rtm twins, find our doppelgangers and post them using twitter using hash tag rtm twins or go to our facebook page and post photos of our doppelgangers. >>> a prank that has driving instructors think they're teaching a student but -- >> watch her school them. >> how the rookie revealed she's really a pro race car driver. gogorgrgeoeousus g grarainins s atat your service. this looks interesting! spspececiaial l k k hohot t cecerereal. mam

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how can we be confronted with such contradiction from a dang dodge that has move -- badge that administration. >> whether this aircraft carrier, and the vessels would be best suited for intercepting the weapons, i am not certain it is my understanding from people that i talked to that primary purpose of dismatching that aircraft carrier is to guarantee the passage of those waterways are let's remember that is the waterway that leads up to through the red sea to suez canal. lou: it is now turns out according to the administration, they are not to stop the weapons from getting to the houthi rebels on very same day that saudi arabians conclude their airstrike campaign, and effect of new mission is anticipate -- arctic lated by state department to maintain open sea ways so they have passage with weapons. >> you got me confused there lou. i think we'll have to see tomorrow how they clarify the various staisms they statements they have made about this, but stopping of airstrikes by saudis i my understanding there is a feeling they have at least if not thwarted the houthi advances they have slowed d

we had to talk about the dang grains because you weren't here in time.: i was sitting right here when you started. i was like on the phone because -- morgan stanley coming under some heat after james gordon jumped up his salary and topped it with 300,000-dollar cash bonus. liz: that's why you don't read a prompter. >> bonuses at the firm are way down, and they're not happy. our very own liz claman joins us with the details. liz, take it away. liz: let's get to morgan stanley. charlie: see, you don't have to work. i read your stuff for you. liz: nothing wrong with james gorman getting a raise. charlie: we think he's a great ceo. rebounding from the financial crisis the last couple of years. no doubt about that. there he is with his lovely wife who i met too. liz: she australian? charlie: no, she's australian like him. one thing going on, i'm not making a criti critique of james because i like him. there is a civil war. a toxic environment that engulfed morgan stanley particularly in the aftermath of him getting that raise. he's making 20 million this year

detail in the state including the communist party's press and the people's daily there was really no dang in terms of national security. the government is taking a very hard line on defense criticism and any kind of opposition within the party or outside of party and for exposing the sort of neighborhood effort at reinforcing one party dictatorship she embarrassed the communist party. >> thailand said prime minister has been speaking to reporters six months after a military appointed legislature chose to make him leader. the general praised his government for bringing stability to thailand after years of protest. as we report from bangkok his critics are alarmed at new military powers which replace martial law. >> due to appear in court taken for taking part in protests, he could be sentenced to three years in prison if found guilty. >> i wouldn't be so concerned if we went through the normal judicial pros. normal citizens should not be tried in a military court. we can't find a fair and just system there. this makes me lack confidence in thailand as a country. >> days after the coup, dem

. >> dang. >> let's talk about this. >> did you watch this show on friday thank you, if you did. >> thank you. >> we had an athlete who was going to perform the the 100-meter. >> perform you mean run. >> he was going to run a hundred meters at penn relays. there he is. >> scottie. >> george scottie scott. >> of course, he says he started running at age 88. so he is like my age has nothing to do with this. he is 94 now he competed in 100-meter dash at penn relays. this is his training video getting ready for the race. >> he does a a lot of rocky stuff, like training. so he trains every day, but he eats raw eggs, plays basketball. >> punching a bag of meet, right. >> like a little sandwich bag of liver. >> lifting weights. >> he told us he loves ballroom dancing, he can do different dancing. >> he has a girl friend, helen. >> we sent a camera over to franklin field penn relays, video tape his event 100 meters little over a hundred yard. >> 100 meters. >> yes. >> it is like the the straight away of the track. >> you have got your oval there. it is just the straight away. >> just the straight

and i was like dang this is not real. this can't be real. that's my brother.hat's the guy that i took baths with in the same house. that's the guy that i walked to school with every day. elementary school, middle school, rode buses, back and forth to school together. and he's gone, forever. >> reporter: the man who killed walter scott was officer michael slager. he said he feared for his life because michael scott had taken his stun gun. the video suggests that the officer dropped the taser gun by mr. scott's body after his death. he's now been charged with murder. the police chief here appealed for calm. >> i have been praying for peace, peace for the family and peace for this community. >> reporter: but people in the crowd were determined to voice their anger towards the authorities. the incident's reminiscent of other killings of african-american men by white police officers in recent months in america and the outrage that followed. well, the protests here have been small unlike those that followed the killing of michael brown, the unarmed teenager in fergu

playing the saudis and allies thinking that they need time and putting troops on the ground now could be dang be russ for those troops so they are probably beth on more strikes more weakening of the defenses of the houthis and saleh's troops. they know they can't finish this war successfully without putting troops on the ground. >> we also have been can go the question what's the strategy by the saudi led campaign, but has is the houthi strategy? >> attrition and defiance. by defiance they think if they take aid that, they prove that the saudis are failing in this cam page, and that the people who have the upper hand actually are the people who are on the ground. as i said in those mountains among the population and so on. they are somehow telling the aliance and saudis that they are failing in this effort. also the houthis have a strategy attrition. we have seen them go to the borders trying to repeat the scenario of 2009 when they equally controlsed the border into and you had rain and took several villages. finally, forcing the saudis to try to find a deal or truce with them so defiance an

through the midwest, and the forecasters say situations in iowa illinois and iowa and particularly dang dangerous. i want to get straight to chad meyers in the severe weather center for us tonight, chad. what i am hearing is that the midwest should be on alert, is that correct? >> yes, even though we have lost the sup and the sun's heat the storms will go for many hours. the storms were like a rake. think about raking the garden and every time a storm comes by it came by it put down a tornado, one after another after another, and they got very close to chicago, and we are lucky that chicago didn't get into the way of some of the tornado, because they are ef-4 tornadoes, and i'm not sure if it is ef-5, but the damage is alarming, because it is gone. and some of the storms are down to champaign, and over to illinois and toledo and parts of eastern ohio and parts of west virginia and these are the strongest storms and for a while, we had a very large storm that did produce a tornado near longview, texas, in the northeast part of town and as you will notice still some red on the map, and th

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the dang >>> it's becoming the real deadliest catch.re's been several deaths involving abalone divers and the season is just getting started. new at 6:00, kpix 5's don ford on the north bay crew trying to keep divers safe. >> reporter: sonoma county's helicopter rescue unit known as henry one is busy. this year's abalone season is starting out as one of the deadliest. four people have died in 10 days. thousands of amateur divers are coming from all over. >> there's the perception that there's going to be more abalone available because nobody has been out picking them for so long. >> reporter: all too often, divers hunting for them aren't in the best every shape. >> we get divers that get into distress because they overexert themselves and they will reveal a heart condition or some other medical condition. >> reporter: this is what an abalone looks like under water a giant snail-like creature that's pried off rocks with a special tool. though mollusk is highly prized for its delicate flavor. the ocean itself must be respected too. the wa

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. >> i named it that because it's so dang quiet. next to somebody's house, their window, their master bedroom will be right there and they will just not hear it. >> reporter: and the repo ninja can almost operate itself. towing a car without pitman even having to step outside. >> back in the day when we had to get out and actually hook chains, get up underneath the vehicles and there was a lot more accidents and injuries. >> reporter: pitman is brash and unabashed. even mounting cameras on his head and the back of his rig to film missions for his youtube channel called "repo nut." a name he's even put on his own line of clothing. >> i just started learning the tricks of the trade and grew into it and loved it. >> reporter: what are the tricks of the trade? >> knowing how to basically steal vehicles, legally. >> reporter: legal, yes, but certainly unnerving. for instance, pitman uses software that makes him a kind of digital bloodhound. tracking people through their cell phones. i'm going to put you to the test. you say you can track

they tasted dang good.ver i did my laundry, i would tie my dirty clothes onto a rope throw it overboard and let the waves clean my laundry. the fish would come out of hiding under my boat and swim around my clothes. lure them from their hiding place with my shirt on a rope. i took my hand net right next to them and scooped them up. >> jordan a novice sailor admits he was outmatched at sea. so let's talk more about this with wilderness survival instructor eric kulick. nice to see you back on the show sir, welcome back. >> nice to speak with you again, brooke. >> i have a lot of questions. can i get your reaction. looking at this man, talking about rain tasting like coconut milk milk, iodine poisoning, do you buy the whole story? >> i can't speak to the issue about the coconut-flavored water and seaweed in and of itself, but certainly the story is plausible. there have been numerous accounts some quite well documented of people surviving much longer periods at sea. in one account, 117 days. so it's certainly

court you know if you have a few billion dollars you can mount a superpack and get just about any dangwant done. that's not a secret. that's known, that's a known true. as ronald rumsfeld would say, that's a known known. >> that's exactly what the situation is. we got our representatives prostituting themselves to a handful of the rich and special -- >> well heck, who wouldn't do that? those are the rules, if you don't do it somebody else will and they'll get elected instead of you, right? >> right. and the thing is that congress themselves are not going to change the campaign finance to make it honest to make it you know bring our democracy back. he considered landing the chopper here on the lawn of the supreme court. they're the ones who made this decision. >> right. 2010, yes. >> yes, that's when it changed. >> that was the nail in the coffin. >> so is he hoping that as a result of this arrest which was happened he'll get a forum or that news people like me will stand up here and blather and that would serve his purpose? do you think he'd be happy with the conversation we are having

touch down, she gets into the endzone and spikes the ball after the touchdown and does a touch down dangsat a scene. >> we play football a lot when we're by our she looked fret athletic. >> reporter: how about the union, kicking themselves after another loss at columbus, rough game for john mccarthy, gave up 3 first half goals. union lost 4-1. they have played nine matches and only one win to show for it. union and phillies continue to struggle. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a great day! >> don't forget the "action news" sports team brings you the 2015 draft breakdown that's this thursday and friday nights at 11:30. we'll have a recap of all the eagles draft pick also. >>> it was a moment of a lifetime for a little boy who was outfitted for an iron man theme prosthetic hand. he threw out the first pitch at the basketball game. it was all because of college students who created the 3d hand. it has a grow in the bark laser on his palm. very cool. >> that's awesome. >>> 9:56, two local schools are recognized for their efforts to make earth a better place to live. >> stepping in whe

. >> dang. >> i was going to say if she wants to play let's play. and you're a little frisky, judge, because i saw you this morning going back and forth with sonnenfeld. >> i know you have the history. and i know you've been critical of the goldman call. so i brought it up again. >> so which one of us was bashing heather, then? >> i don't have a view at all of the stock. >> cloud delivery of microsoft's products, whether it's word, whether it's excel or all the rest of it. you can go with google and google docs are wonderful, and a lot of people do. but an awful lot of people still pay microsoft and the delivery through the cloud, judge. that's one of the -- >> there's going to be a day when heather comes on. the goldman analyst -- >> i hope so. >> they barely do any interviews at all. but there's going to be a day. >> this stock was trading up to 47 previous to the earnings in january. then it pulled back. and on that pullback it hit right where it is right now, around 40.40. this stock is right where it had come from, scott. it gave up a lot of 4r

and again we've gotta pocket of cold air and that gives us the potential for hail danging winds and tornadosf spring skiing in the colorado rockies. let's look at the radar. into the southeast and mid atlantic on monday. far reaching system that will bring quite a bit of severe weather. overnight tonight and into tomorrow. there is the severe threat this afternoon. from texas all the way up to the central u.s. and then in towards the southeast the mississippi river valley tomorrow, enhanced risk of severe storms here, including tomorrows and into monday then the heavily plated region the southeast in the mid atlantic. you saw the rainfall, in some area, 6-10 inches plus already. that is going to cause flooding concerns as we expect more rain in these areas over the next several days. keep that in mind. the highs saturday. might want to point out here julie 77 in new york. reaching a high of 78 today. >> good gracious. it's maizing how winter and spring just collided. it's a beautiful weekend. >>> president obama to host a major outing of our allies in camp david. can he ease concerns with ne

you bring troops state, county and local and state lawmakers together and complete the dang fence. >>is with our panel, mercedes rick unger and lauren fox are all back with us. we are joined by a member of the house tea party congress live from wichita. i wanted to just ask you a big picture question. we say it's the sixth year anniversary from the start of the tea party movement. you came to congress in the big republican class of 2010. when you look at the origins and where we are now, what would you say is the biggest success of the tea party movement has been? >> i think we have changed the debate in washington. instead of talking about bigger government and bailouts and obama care we have talked about the constitution smaller government reducing taxes that we haven't always been successful about making that happen. when the phones light up salespeople start e-mailing and calling in. >> what is the biggest fact your? >> probably to reign in spending. we have dialed back spending. people are still worried across america where they say they're members of the tea party or not they ar

if you were the fed it, would you say we need to get off the zero market be danged?talking about what i think the fed will do. if you asked me what they should do, they should raise rates. all of this easy policy works backwards to some extent in that it restricts a lot of people. it makes them unsure about the economy. i know a lot of officials disagree with that but i am not on the fed and they are not speaking in those terms. they are trying to massage the situation. betty: why even bother trading because you think the market is rigged anyway? matt: she is asking if i think high-frequency traders are spoofing constantly anyway and the answer is yes i do think they are. i am sure you agree with this. olivia: betty is pointing out that matt believes and a lot of conspiracy theories. jim: you are right that a lot of computer algorithms are dominating the market. when a piece of data comes out on the market moves wildly, that is computer algorithms reading headlines and reacting off of it . we have a lot of that and the marketplace that we did not have a few years ago

future i'll empire, this is a disaster for ordinary russians and it is dang rou for everybody else.for the order to stay in power, in order to keep this tiny group of people enrun enriched. future initial has needed not only the spread of the assistance to the immediate neighbors but underlining those democracies in the west. how does it work? they badly need to keep the international financial system safe for corrupt money. to do so western politicians for example and the german chancellor and gerhard schroeder. he stopped in the investigation into the financial scam here closely connected to future initial. future pite putin's cronies have hoped by doing so they will acquire the pluckal fln they need to protect their dishonest schemes. they make ample use of tax a sxenz enrich the providers of the corruption services and deprive the revenue. how to stop this only by disengaging and isolating the problem. and let's get russian money out of the western financial system. a second example, putin is henchmen are often frustrated by the multilateral institutions like the eu and nato. th

. >> or it was the chipping he is dang thing coy find. >> he knows better than to say. you still think you can't live with it, first understand you what don't like about the ring. before talking to your fiancee. so, instead of saying i don't like it or i hate it, need to be able to articulate maybe the style doesn't suit you, maybe the cut, the color, and charging the setting can be easy process, so start with that route first before getting entirely new ring altogether. >> i love how we men have sevens tiff you have to handle us with kid government here. so here you go. tell your fiancee, i don't like it. but be positive. i still love you. it is just the ring it, doesn't work for me. then go out together and find another ring. >> well the reason why you have to be so careful, you guys have egos, you snow. >> no no question. >> what don't you like about it? >> i remember one of my friends, so she a ring, and she was likes oh, she felt it wasn't her. and so it did grow on her, but she was like what do i do. >> what did she do? >> she didn't say anything, she just said i'

mostly, and then for explosive motion momentum moves, if particular e-commerce china, ticker symbol dangd franco navato a gold miner. >> but it's important to note you don't chase a market. you try to be patient and wait for that moment that you feel is the best to get in or get out. right? >> absolutely. my -- i'm a momentum swing trader so average holding time is probably three to seven days. i'm in i'm out. and there's times in the market where i'm heavy long or heavy short but other times, like right now, the market's just not conducive for my type of trading. >> by the way, what are you majoring in there at n.c. state? >> business administration concentration in finance. >> what a surprise. okay. >> roy, what about you? i imagine you arer average holding period is a little bit long sfer. >> i do. i invest for a pretty long time three to five years. i'm almost fully invested. i have about 15% cash waiting for a down it will turn when i can buy more. earnings have been coming out pretty well so i'm confident in the market. >> you're in apple. what else are you in right now? >> i like

and all of a sudden, dang, he becomes great. bill clinton, look at bill clinton.yeah. >> '94 -- david: well, it took him two years. it wasn't just the primaries it took two years of failed policy to get him in the right direction. >> exactly, but when they look at the truth some of them actually change and adopt -- david: well, unless you're afraid of the truth. and, you know, to use the old line from the movie, you know if you can't handle the truth, it's something else. >> that's obama. david: hillary clinton is not facing a primary, a real, credible primary challenge. >> bad luck for her. david: some people say she may in order to pull the rug out from somebody like marco rubio who doesn't have a very strong supply side, pro-growth policy maybe she'll adopt a flat tax in order to pull the rug out from under one of the republicans. what do you think? >> she could. well, you know her husband did. her husband pushed nasa through congress. how great is that? a democrat against the unions, against his own party? he put in welfare reform he signed it into law -- davi

sometimes our facts dang, they're different. they're very different.t makes it very hard for us to have a good discussion or solution. the living room conversations is invitation to start reconnecting at the core this have initiative is one small simple tool is about making the human connection. most people think it's our intellect and actually it's our emotion that's guide us. i like you and i hear was say and i'm more likely to believe you and remember it and i'm more likely to be sitting there trying to figure things out with you in a way that's going to try to make you happy. if we can just start having a relationship, then our potential for solving all of these issues -- now i could have living room conversation about the arizona structure because i bet you people across the board would say, hey, that's not fair. i would like to change that. we're sending up flags all the time this is the tribe i'm in and if you're not in that tribe then you're kind of careful about what you say and then you don't really get real until you're with -- and this is a