aware but we haven't seen someone with cerebral palsy playing someone with cerebral palsy in quite a while.>> creating the show is hard work.>> i choose to do my very best. >> the casthas fun all the while trying to spread the message that we are more alike be more inclusive. you can force them to be -- to not be frightened but you can teach them that it's all right.>>> the bonuses it's a good show. and to make sure does max earned the show works the writers and cast work closely with the cerebral palsy foundation. >> in fact the ceo of the group is on set weekly.>> we need to have a world where we can have safe conversations with people about disabiliti. the way you can do that is with humor.>> speechless airs right here wednesdays at 7:30. >>> a local world war ii veteran tells his story for a new documentary. after the attack on pearl harbor 120,000 americans of japanese ancestry were transported to internment camps. one of those 92-year-old sam it was traumatic. i was scared. they wanted to see if we had any leanings toward japan or the japanese empire.>> they enlisted in the u.s

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and just to get to experience that. >> and charlotte, who has cerebral palsy, is able to finish the race. >> charlotte would never get to do that otherwise, have that experience, and get to do it with her sister just, you know, has brought our family even closer together. >> charlotte wants to be a charlotte wanted to inspire people. >> i think you should try new things because of my cerebral palsy. >> this little girl, who says cerebral palsy prevents me from doing a lot of things, makes it a little tougher for me, but you know what, i just got to let it go. >> to overcome fears and not let them them control we can do and be whatever we want to be. let it go! let it go! let it go! >> now you're thinking, i know, this is awesome, but then she steps it up. she steps it up. ? here i stand ? ? here i stay ? ? let the storm rage on ? inspired me. >> she's speaking from experience and it's sort of the wisdom right there coming out, the words there are many people the world over that could really learn a lot from. >> bye! thank you very much! >>> we train for fights, boxing, mma, always good t

someone stole a power wheelchair from the woman with cerebral palsy. kim is in the newsroom with more. that power wheelchair wa from her front yard. cerebral palsy is no match for 19-year- old rayquetta lawrence, who does not let the condition keep her from keepin' on.but, monday, as her cousin terry helped the recent high school grad get to her job at sam's club -- her special seat was stolen. lawrence has filed a police report...but is worried about what she will do when we start seeing winter weather. this is about to get really difficult -- with the snow, and i gotta have people push me. this is about to get really - -this is about to get hard, but, i mean, there's a lotta stuff i can get past; i been through a lawrence replace her wheelchair...a go- fund-me page has been set up. we have the link on our website fox 6 now dot com. milwaukee police are looking for these two men. they're wanted in connection with an armed robbery near fond du lac and bourbon street. police say they forced their way into a home saturday and took some cash. if you recog

playing someone with cerebral palsy in quite a while. >> reporter: creating the show is hard work. >> i choose to do my very best. >> reporter: but the cast has fun all the while, trying to alike than different. -?>> you can't force people to more inclusive. you can't force them to not be frightened but you can teach them that it's all right. >> with hannah atkinson, i'm molly hendrickson, denver 7. >> and to make certain the show works, molly tells us, the writers and cast work very closely with the cerebral palsy association. >> and in fact, the ceo is onset at least once a week. >> we need to have a world where we can have sa disabilities, for people with disabilities, and without disabilities. the way to do that is with humor. once you laugh, you can say % things you can't say any other way. >> speechless airs wednesdays at 7:30 right here on denver 7. >>> i was just looking up the temperature for the day, and i'm like, is it weird that i'm ready for snow. >> you are. >> i do love this mild, pleasant weather. it will be nice, once it comes. thursday. expect extremely warm, dry co

she went to the doctor and was diagnosed with bell's palsy. out of nowhere, the left side of her face had gone completely the thing is with bell's palsy as well, one in every 14 people that suffer from it never recover. they said this may be permanent. but she decided that she wanted to smile. you can see as she goes through all these pictures and snaps, she's kind of having fun with it. and slowly sort of moving her mouth and trying to train her face to remember how to smile. her modest goal for all of this was just so she could smile at christmas. about the situation, and she shows all kinds of things like the fact that she has to tape her eye closed at night so she can sleep. otherwise, her eye would just be open. >> get out. >> but in august, two months later, here she is now. >> my a still doesn't shut. i'm still having to tape that to sleep at night. >>> for most of us a bad day at the office doesn't rt. you can't say the same for this juking video. his day includes mountain biking, and he gets into a technical section with lots of rocks

cerebral palsy means she works every single moment she makes. still great for everyday. >> they didn't think it would be here. >> she's had surgery on her heart, her brain, her back, her hips. >> down but never out. she set a goal as a sophomore to walk out high school graduation. >> i can do this. >> it was a two-year long-range plan. >> all that emotion to walk, this is the moment. use it. check of the goal was to get across the stage in a minute. >> i said six minutes won't work. >> reporter: she called in bon jovi raise your hands to set the tone for training. >> the date of graduation i said i can do this. all i could see were cheers from a mile back. >> we stayed 12 minutes from a mile back. >> we stayed 12:48 minute 15 seconds[ cheers and applause ] my uncle was literally cr >> reporter: may because grandpa passed away a year and have prior to my graduation. i had to do this for him. i'm glad i didn't quit. >> that tiny peanut yoopers persistence pays off. her therapist known to be >> ticket minute by minute, day by day. i had a bad day t

joyce: 19-year-old rayquetta lawrence was born with cerebral palsy. a motorized wheelchair stolen in broad daylight. kathy: the owner not only wants it back. but because of her disability, she needs it back. joyce: as 12 news' ben hutchison reports she's even willing to keep police out of it. >> 19-year-old rayquetta lawrence was born with cerebral palsy. monday morning, the motorized wheelchair you see in these pictures was stolen while she her chair was brought outside to make things easier. >> i thought it was a joke, but when i saw it, i broke. >> with limited mobility, the chair she's borrowing now doesn't work as well. >> i am such an independent person it's not in my character to need help or anything like that. >> she has the support of her family. house. lawrence says she won't be defeated by the loss of her chair and she has a message for , whoever took it. >> i just want the chair back. >>s me in milwaukee, ben hutchi, wisn 12 news. joyce: a go-fund-me account has been created to help raise money for a new motorized chair. we have a link to

she woke up convinced what happened, have i had a throat, but she was diagnosed with bels palsy. out of nowhere, the left side of her face had gone completely numb. she could not move it. the thing is with bells palsy, one in 14 people that suffer from it never recover, and they said this may be permanent, but she decided that she wanted to smile. and you could see as she goes through the pictures and snaps, she's having fun with it, and slowly sort of moving her mouth and trying to train her face to remember how to smile. was just so she could smile at christmas. she's been very open and honest about the situation and she shows all kinds of things, like the fact she has to tape her eye closed at night so she can sleep, otherwise her eye will be open. in august, two months later, here she is now. >> yes, i'm still having to tape it to sleep at night. but i'm getting my movement back. >>> motorcyclist is enjoying a smooth ride, >> try and spot the danger. >> why what happens next is going to blow. >>> and dude plays bruno mars' 24 karat magic. >> using 24 karats. ?? >> the twist o

character, rj midi has mild cerebral palsy. he travels the world teaching tolerance for the >> the anti-bullying campaign brought him to kansas as part of kent state start feature speaker series. don kendrick has his story. >>> in breaking bad, walter junior walks with leg braces, life fighting. the 24-year-old actor who played walt had district has cerebral palsy. it has a bowling, it's been there, done that for you. >> i had my hands broken, my the broken was pushed and shoved. i verbal and physical. i never really allow people to belittle me. >> reporter: digress was >> i never allowed my disability to be perceived as a weakness. >> now he beats down bullying, advocating internationally for equity and diversity. >> last top, kent state university. >> the decision of i'm going to do this, setting back role in achieving that goal. triggerman 19-year-old elizabeth when she turned her story for policy into the possible it may say to your goal to walk at high school doder depalma and hard-fought 41 minute walk across stage. is 50

i was diagnosed with sailor palsy like a year after i was born. when i was a baby, i did get eye surgery, and you could see how well that worked out. back in 2010, my mom, she said, oprah is launching this new network, and she's going to give away a tv pshow. and you should total -- a tv show. and you should totally audition. my audition got me on the reality show. i won the show and from that i won a travel show. then it was canceled, and now i'm a youtuber. i think oprah was definitely a huge turning point in my life. that was the first time i recognized i could do it as a career. workout wednesday is a meady fitness series. -- a comedy fitness series. all of my friends are pitching to help make these things -- my life is a collaborative effort. >> that's good. >> i hope to make people laugh and maybe make them think a little bit. if they're inspired by what i do, then that's great. >> i got it. i'm fine. whoa! whoa! >> that's wonderful. >>> as president-elect trump continues to build his administration, there are still many americans who are ve

i was diagnosed with cerebral palsy like a year after i was born. when i was a baby i did get eye surgery and you could see how well that worked out. back in 2010 my mom, she said oprah is launching this new network and she's going to give away a tv show and you should totally audition for it. my audition video got me on the reality show and then i won the reality show. and from there i won a travel show. and then it was canceled and now i'm a youtuber. i think oprah was definitely a huge turning point in my life because that was the first time i realized that i could do this as a career. work out wednesday is my comedy fitness series. >> i am an olympian. all of my friends are pitching in to help make these things. my life is a collaborative effort. >> that's good. >> i hope to make people laugh and maybe make them think a little bit. if they're inspired by what i do, then that's great. >> i'm fine. >>> turning points brought to you by cancer treatment centers of america. care that never quits. i was diagnosed with endometrial cancer. stage four ca

serious risks of death and long-term disability, including possible respiratory problems, cerebral palsy, and underdeveloped organs. according to the march of dimes, 1 in 10 babies in the united states is born prematurely, making it the leading cause of newborn death. that is nearly 380,000 babies, a staggering number with a devastating impact on the family. prematurity costs the nation more than $26 billion every year, and sadly there is no clear cause in nearly half of all premature births. but hopefully, that is going to change dramatically and soon, thanks to the creation of march of dimes prematurity research centers across the country. doctors and scientists are working to solve the mysteries of preterm birth. joining me in the studio right now is wendy armstrong. she and her husband volunteer with the march of dimes board of directors, and their family has been a march of dimes mission family. their daughter london was born premature at 25 weeks. we are very, very happy to have you here today. and you and i -- we're both fans of the march of dimes, so tell us a little bit about th

huron county rallied around a teenager with cerebral palsy. >> you working on the family farm since a kid who wants a future in farming needs a special wheelchair to come that insurance will not pay for as roosevelt leftwich has more. one of those things it has many people shaking their head, he wants to be independent but the thing he needs is out of >> since 1903 have worked this info acres, he is a fourth generation, and he wants to be farmera in particular a dairy farmer. i know the cattle, i can handle the cattle myself, momkn can vouch for me, their big animals but i've known them since they were little and they respect me. is born with cerebral palsy, it is in a wheelchair that has not stopped him from working his mom says that he lives them. >> is 17 in about a graduate from western reserve high school and his big ambition is to to be farming. >> is pretty fearless, you said no qualms about going after one of his cows can be a very wedding placeea. >> the thing that would them to run his farmd is a all-terrain wheelchair developed for wounde veterans to get outside, but they s

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alana was diagnosed wither er i- with cerebral palsy shortly after birth. he is doing this to raise funds. as alana is growing, it's getting more difficult for them to get around their own home. they need special equipment. eventually, their home for the needs that alana has. they've been raising money for quite a long time. their goal is $75,000. now, the community has come together for them. they've been able to raise $70,000. they're so close thanks to the love of the community. >> is he going to take her on the marathon as well? >> as a matter of fact, yep. that's why she's there training with him. she's as committed as he is to reaching this goal. experience. she loves feeling the wind on her face as they're running. i can imagine it's pretty exciting for her as well. >> i just want to give him some water. he looks like he could use a little right now. >> if you want to learn more or help these guys out, head over to rightthisminute.com, click on tv show, or check it out on our mobile app. >>> this mini adventurer gets up close and personal with some s

this is johnny and he has severe quadriplegic cerebral palsy. his family got him a rescue dog and since they met they have been inseparable. lexi makes johnny's therapy sessions easier. they found her through a rescue group called golden beginnings. the organization is being awarded 25 thousand dollars by the petco foundation to do more rescues in houston. volunteers plan to use the money on vet bills to get more rescues ready to go home with kids just like johnny. one minister is hoping to spread the message of love, one lawn sign at a time. after seeing so much conflict after the presidential election, she wanted to start a change within her community. coming up tonight on 10 news and c-b-s. starting at 8:00, survivor, followed by criminal minds at 9:00. at 10:00, code black. then tune in to 10 stay up for the late show with stephen colbert and his guests lauren cohan and sleigh bells. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found

she went to the doctor and was diagnosed with bell's palsy. out of nowhere, the left side of her face had gone completely numb. she could not move it. the thing is with bell's palsy as well, one in every 14 people that suffer from it never recover. they said this may be permanent. to smile. you can see as she goes through all these pictures and snaps, she's kind of having fun with it. and slowly sort of moving her mouth and trying to train her face to remember how to smile. her modest goal for all of this was just so she could smile at christmas. she's been very open and honest about the situation, and she shows all kinds of things like the fact that she has to tape her eye closed at night so she can sleep. otherwise, her eye would just be >> but in august, two months later, here she is now. >> my a still doesn't shut. i'm still having to tape that to sleep at night. >>> for most of us a bad day at the office doesn't hurt. you can't say the same for this juking video. his day includes mountain biking, and into a technical section with lots of

ian watlington has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair to get several obstacles when casting his ballot ian watlington, voter @:24-25 "it's absolutely frustrating. it's frustrating as a person with a disability because this is 2016. these barriers can be locked doors to trash cans, blocking ways to doors that are not narrow enough, to machines that are broken down." this elementary school was used as a polling site in this year's primary. and although it appears to be accessible looks can be decieving ian watlington, voter "the door opens outward. so, i'm up at the top of the ramp and i'm opening center here and it is too narrow of an entry way." a recent report found this precinct operationally and struturally inaccessible. and locations like this exist all across the country. michelle bishop, national disability rights network @1:03-1:05 "we see challenges everywhere, they may look a little bit different." michelle bishop. with the national disability rights network says rural areas have unique challenges. michelle bishop, national disability rights network @1:15-1:20 "in rural areas

. >> with jj, cerebral palsy. we caught up with him. . >> come and get to know us. we are just like anybody else. >> the cast says they have two priorities. one is to make people laugh, that we are all more alike than different. for more or on the story, go to thedenverchannel.com. >>> a brush with death can change your perspective on life. >> the 7everyday hero turned his into an opportunity. >> coffee or lemonade? >> at denver health center, volunteers are often the first line of support. >> i'm here in this pavilion >> he greets people with coffee and lemonade. something to help people feel more relaxed. >> the people are not feeling well, they're not themselves. >> bill would know, his first visit here was as a patient. >> i suffered a stroke. i was not able to speak, but i was able to know that they had me on the crash cart within one minute. that impressed me. back and has done so every week for more than five years. >> someone you want to see coming into the hospital. >> popular guy with the beverages. >> well, with or without. >> makes him popular. >> good m

cerebral palsy. it sounds like it, but it's more devastating. these kids die before 5. a genetic disorder. a.l.s. that doesn't hit till much later in life. tay-sachs. that's passed through eastern european jews. this is a catholic family from louisiana. muscular dystrophy. i tested them, the serum ck was low normal. some pollutant. lead poisoning. no, i checked it out. it's got to be something. look at that door! i haven't leveled it yet! you couldn't level that with a bulldozer! more coffee? yes, dear, thank you. this pass-through's too small! and these hinges-- 85 cents a pop. you're charging $1.50. hello, sweetheart. i was hoping that was the tv. where did you get your contractor's license-- from a mail-order catalogue? o.k., buddy, that's it! lady, life's too short. either he goes, or i go. katherine, this man's a charlatan. this kitchen will blow over in a strong wind. i'm waiting. tell him, katy bud. he's my father. fine. bill? mr. stapleton? you can't quit. you're not finished, and nobody would take over. please! we can work this out. we're civilized people. here

cerebral palsy.? police now tell us someone found the wheelchair after seeing the rayquetta lawrence... who can't push the standard wheelchair and needs her motorized chair.she came to us to make a plea for the chair's return. police are working to get it back to her. 3 one of the three downtown parks featured in milwakee's holiday lights festival is getting festive makeover thanks to hundreds of students. cbs 58's mike curkov joins us live from cathedral square park with more...hi mike. we are certainly ringing in the holiday season here at cathedral square park....or as it's known from now until new years 'community spirit park.' this morning more than 20 schools and about 700 students area schools and groups came together this morning to help light up downtown. the students made handmade ornaments and decorated the trees according to a theme. kids were having a blast out here today "we all spend hard work and lot of effort into doing it so i just hope everybody else likes it i know i like it." this

jeremy the phenom thomas was born with spina bifida and cerebal palsy. the star of the basketballs team but an owner of recording studio in florida and rap performer. [ playing music ] >> it doesn't take long to get a feeling of his spirit. >> my mom was in an accident when three was pregnant. i'm not different to anyone. i am me. >> i didn't really have any wheelchair friends. i had able body friends so when i started to play wheelchair basketball. it is the brotherhood, baby. >> mario morang that grew up in a rough neighborhood in new jersey and suffered a shooting and discovered a change in his life's path. >> i had a lot of family issues. i started to feel bad for myself and i didn't need approval from anybody. >> started to take action and i want to be peace with myself. >> orlando caril that survived life saving surgeries all in a gunshot wound sustained in a kidnapping and left him permanently disabled and he continues his college education and his pursuit of higher learning both in and out of the classroom. >> i had a grandfather that fought canc

cerebral palsy is no match for 19-year- old rayquetta lawrence, who does not let the condition keep her from keepin' on. very confident. very independent. and, that's the type of person that i am. but, days ago, as her cousin terry helped the ree her job at sam's club, the 19-year-old milwaukee woman had her special seat -- i, pretty much, have to have a power chair. stolen. first, i thought my cousin was jokin'. i'm like, 'the chair is not outside ... ' 'n,' no--it's really not outside somebody took it from behind the fence, 'n,' yeah, it's really not outside, anymore, so ... rayquetta filed a police report, and, most certainly, rolls-on, but what is tough,with temps topping 70, is doubly-dubious when they dip, in december. this is about to get really difficult -- with the snow, this is about to get really - -this is about to get hard, but, i mean, there's a lotta stuff i can get past; i been through a lotta worse than this. rayquetta says her mother, who lives in texas, has been trying to get her daughter to join her, for months, but rayquetta's tried to maintain her independence, and

a special little broncos fan got the surprise of a lifetime tyler suffers from cerebral palsy thanks for nonprofit tyler and his family are taking a trip to the happiest place in the world erika gonzalez is at mile high stadium they gave him they great news. it was the sweetest moment as he ties reaction when he's going to disney for a whole week this family that found is a bacon for me crated the organization after surviving cancer and decided to of sick kids he recently heard about tyler and knew that he was the next kid's group would surprise with the help of a staffing company told ict see the organ as they organize the kind of welcome only the broncos players get in and told him they great news. being able to do this for him thank you for memory cells home introduce posted about the organization on tyler story in his reaction tonight at ten erika gonzalez fox 31. dozens of denver families just got their deductions of 47 foster kids finalized today also celebrate national adoption day at the lindsay flanigan courthouse downtown for the families got a little bigger today some of t

. >> confined to a wheelchair with cerebral palsy doesn't stop her from doing simple things that make her happy like painting. we tend to busy bees to get tips. >> this young lady is a gem looking for the right forever family to give her polish and help her shine. >> what kind of family would you like to have? would you like to have brothers and sisters? >> brothers and sisters. >> younger or older. >> it doesn't matter. it doesn't matter. >> sometimes you want to be older sister, sometimes you want to be the younger sister. >> i have a younger brother that drives me nuts. >> you know what, most younger brothers, that's their job is to drive you nuts. perhaps because of her condition, she would love to be a nurse someday. italian food is her favorite, especially pasta. best place she has been, disneyworld. >> she's comfortable with a single mom or a male, female parent. we are looking nationally. any state would be fine. she's okay with younger kids and older kids. she has dogs now, would like a family that has dogs and we are looking for somebody who knows about cerebral palsy or wil

rayquetta (ra-qwee-tah) has cerebral palsy, and can't push a wheelchair on her own. since her chair was stolen to be pushed and assisted with everything ... including work. 32:29?nat pop? i can't do anythingcg:(picture with bullets-power wheelchair -painted purple-letter "q" on back of chair)we're asking you to help look for rayquetta's (ra-qwee-tah's) wheelchair. it is a power wheelchair with controls on the front. and you can see from this picture you can see there's a silver letter "q" on the back. rayquetta (ra-qwee-tah) says the chair may have run out of battery already, and could be stuck at a location. she has filed a police report but has not heard of any leads so far.she just questions asked, no charges pressed.reporting live in milwaukee, lindsey branwall, cbs 58 news millions depend on wheelchairs for indepdence. but could those chairs be hurting them in the long-run? long-run?16.59-17.04 there's a huge need to help individuals that are using wheelchairs." wheelchairs." researchers at uw-milwaukee are creating a high-tech device to ease pain for wheelchair

jerry thomas, was born with cerebral palsy. he is not only the star of the miami wheels "wb" basketball team, but the owner of a recording studio and a rap performers. >> reporter: it doesn't take long before one get as feel for his spirit. >> in a wheelchair, being in a wheelchair is my life. i'm not different to anyone. i'm me. >> it takes proof that we are champions, okay? give me five. >> i didn't really have any wheelchair friends. i had abe body friends, when i started to play wheelchair basketball, hey -- >> mario more ran who grew up in a rough new jersey neighborhood and suffered a life altering jury threw a shooting and through a spinal chord support group. he discovered the miami heat we wills and it lead to a complete change in his life's path. >> i had alot of family, alot of people that never believed in me and i stopped thinking bad for myself and i didn't need approval from anybody. i just started taking action that i wanted to become somebody, somebody that i could be at peace with myself. >> reporter: orlando,

on what is taken from 19- year-old rayquetta lawrence, as the young woman battles through cerebral palsy--preparing for her job, at sam's club--only to have her special seat--stolen. first, i thought my cousin was jokin'. i'm like, 'the chair is not outside ... ' 'n,' no--it's really not outside fence, 'n,' yeah, it's really not outside, anymore, so ... rayquetta files a police report, and, most certainly, rolls-on, but what is tough, with temps in topping 70, is doubly-dubious when they dip, in december. i have to get pushed around, like everywhere, at work, and ask everyone for help--when that's really not my thing. rayqueta, and terry say they're not interested in punishing the person, or people, responsible for this crime. they're focused on getting the chair, back. if you have it, or you know who does, you can return they want is to have that chair, so that she can have her independence. this is the latest, in milwaukee. i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. if you're interested in contributing to rayquetta's effort to replace her wheelchair, log onto fox-six-no web team has posted a lin

he has cerebral palsy, but doesn't stop him. just another one of those situations where people say >> good for him. >> there's a driver, a 20-year-old man in that car. the police officer behind him is trying to pull him over, but that driver, nope, is not going to stop. it's going to swerve around traffic, drive on the wrong side of the road a number of times, swerve between cars. >> did this stop because of the so bizarre to do that right in front of the police car. >> maybe he wasn't noticing the guy behind him. maybe he didn't notice the cop behind him. >> or intoxicated. are they intoxicated? >> right about here as he's driving, you see that he loses control of the car. >> oh! >> crashes and ends up upsidedown in the car, with the car pretty banged up. the video was released, it happened back in september, but the man, 20-year-old jared york, prison. also a terrible position in this one. this police officer attempts to stop this vehicle and they pull over. the driver pulls over, but just as the police officer is about to get