also joining us is don brown, a world champion skateboarder. he also has sole technology which makes different brands of skateboards. matt, you are in the hot seat right now. andrew, would you like to throw out the first question? >> how are you going to stand outside of your competition? >> well, we're focusing a lot on the idea of transportation, not just the sport of skateboarding. our board is significantly lighter, it goes significantly faster, interacts with your phone so you can control all the settings that you would like, even mapping your routes out. you can control your battery life, the acceleration, the braking, all those things can be controlled directly from your smartphone, making it more of a complete package. >> the product sounds awesome, it sounds really cool. i think the devil is in the details. what is the price going to be? could you do skateboard sharing like bike sharing in cities? >> skateboard sharing is definitely a cool idea. our price point right now is $1299. that will go down as we get things into full production

he was trying to kick out of the park, in skateboarding there.aron williams told police he didn't fight back because he was afraid of losing his job. then in the skateboarders preliminary hearing last week williams testify he wasn't trying to have in confrontation, i can't touch him, i'm just trying to get him off me. now lets she what you happened before williams was on the concrete calling into question his testimony and his testimony that he didn't fight. here it is in the full entire 152nd length, ranger williams using profanity, bleeped out by us as he is seen throwing at least three punches himself and then his reaction to seeing it for first time when our chris o'connell showed to it him yesterday. >> unaudible. >> number one, number one i was doing my job, okay. number two he shouldn't have been interfering. number three it was three of of them, okay. if you have to defend yourself if i'm backing up you know what i'm saying and he is coming towards me. it is not like he is saying, all right, i got it, he is coming towards me. you see the

and even putting up fists and throwing punches and skateboarders were arrested and charged in the assault>> authorities is new castle county delaware say the suspects in these sketches are two juveniles that attacked a 12-year-old in his wheelchair the victim laquan mackey told "action news" the suspects pushed his wheelchair in a storm drain. punched him, choked him and stole his keys. it happened on the unit block of buchanan circumstance until newark on monday. the attack rerz believed to be between 12 and 14 years old. >> the woman who was behind the wheel of this car is in the hospital tonight and will be charged with drunk driving. this is the scream after 3:30 in palmyra, new jersey the woman lost control of her car on cinnaminson avenue and plowed into a house. as we saw later today the damage inside was substantial. fortunately nobody inside the house was hurt. >>> pennsylvania governor tom corbett offered an explanation for what has to be a very discouraging poll result for him. today's release of quinnipiac university poll shows democrat trailing tom wolff among leakly voters 5

>> fully clothed skateboarding, push over a -- pushed over a police officer nearby. a male bystander jumped in, other cons jumped in, the guy gets tased. that's where we are in the video. you can barely see him going down there after he pushed the cyclist he started stripping help was acting strange. other people there on the street, bystanders, people that saw this go down, he was acting weird. he was banging his head into cars before he tackled the cyclist. not the best form for this guy. you can see him face-down in the photo, being accosted by the police. >> notice what a wide burst of the police, who wants to wrestle a naked man? they didn't want to get near mr. pick's pick. >> you can see here in photo, faces charges of assault on officer. the court said unfit to appear and unfit to be questioned. so they had to send him to get his mental health evaluated. happy to say the female officer who was tackled and everything, she has been released from the hospital. >> guy, i have a video presented by freedom and democracy eagle cam. these guys have hidden a little go

if i say no skateboarding and i asked you. i called the cops. other thing, i called the cops first. that tells you right there i'm not the agreeser. >> reporter: tanner had a couple people on his side including the judge and his lawyer because the judge, even before he saw this second video said this guy is not exactly al cap pope and when d.a.'s office wanted bail going from 250 to $350,000, the the judge reduced it down to $10,000. he denied that request and denied upping the charge toes first degree assault. so judge probably doing a little growthing this morning and d.a.'s office thanks the daily news reporter for letting them know that this second video was out there and says that they will review it closely and proceed accordingly. the next scheduled court date for tanner is september 25th. no comment yet from the rangers bosses over at city hall who will not be happy hearing him use profanity and n word out in public and in uniform while on duty right across the street from city hall, plus, not knowing now, what they or knowing now what t

and we have one of the few girls in the male-dominated skateboarding.th holds the guinness world record to be the youngest to win a medal at the x games. first, here she is in the disney series, make your mark, all about kids making a difference in the world. >> the only female in this competition. >> my name is alana. i started skateboarding when i was about 7 1/2 years old. it's something i love to do. it's really fun. my favorite thing about skating is the feeling that i can do anything on my world. i am in the guinness book of world records for being the youngest medalist in x games history. >> i like how girls are coming in and tearing it up, like alana does. >> she's truly an inspiration. she's not afraid to be who she is, in the sea of guys out there skateboarding. >> being a girl in a mostly boy-dominated sport, is really nerve-racking. they don't think i take it seriously. i don't let them get to me. once they see me skate, they kind of change their minds. >> all right. alana, come on out. hey. >> hi. >> welcome to the show. >> thank you for ha

i'm trying to backup. >> reporter: that 19 year-old skateboard their williams was fighting with curtis tanner already had his bail reduced from a quarter million to just $10,000 even they the assistant d.a. wanted it 350,000 because of tanner's six previous arrest but judge cut the bail and denied first degree assault, saying tanner wasn't exactly al cap pope. d.a.'s office thanked the daily news reporter for letting them know that this second video was posted eight days ago on the love park philadelphia instagram account under the caption will be them both up. d.a. spokesperson says the office is reviewing it and will proceed accordingly h no comment from williams bosses at city hall who won't be happy hearing profanity out of williams mouth and use of the n word and plus throwing punches after he told police and prosecutors he did not fight back because he was afraid to do so because he would lose his job. we will see if he loses his job or gets suspended or anything, and we will see how this case go. supposed to be in court next september 25th, chris and kerry when tanner has his ar

skateboarders, this is what they call traffic in street luge because the guy we're riding with is gaining speed and gaining on the guys with the long boards. >> is he going to weave in and out like they're combs? >> he is. and his other street luge buddies are going to do that. the guys or luge boards are able to carry more speed. it's fun to watch. look at the shadow on the road. he's got the devil hornets on his helmet. >> in shorts. in shorts. >> i know. >> at least he is wearing the leithers. i would think there would be some safety precautions. >> excuse me. >> no incident in this video. >> they win at luge light. >>> it's moving day. >> angel is an actress and she is at the doctor's office. >> i'm late. figuratively and literally. i'm pregnant. >> now it's time for her sonogram. >> that blob is the baby. oh, but wait. >> oh, no, there are two. >> there are twins. >> are you serious or playing? >> there are two blobs. >> there are two in there? [ bleep ]. >> she drives to her husband's market to tell him. >> what you're looking at is baby number one and this is baby number two. [ ble

this one showing the ranger engaging the skateboarders and as you see putting up his fists and throwing punches and the skateboarders were arrested and charged in this assault. >> on this solemn anniversary a tradition continues in new york city than is a live look at the tribute in lights rising near the world trade center site where thousands lost lives in 9/11 terror attacks and it's annual tradition one of many across the nation to honor the victims. there were a number of them right here in our area and sharee williams has a look at them tonight, sharee. >> those that were taken in the acts of hate shirleen 1 years ago live on in our memories and tonight the passengers and crew members of flight 93 were remembered and honored 'r and loved ones gathered in shankville pa in the field where the plane crashed carrying beacons of light and the thousand who's died are missed and revered as heroes. standing on one accord a huge gathering at the garden of reflection in lower makefield tonight sparkedly bright light they gathered to remember loved ones remembered in the terror attacks of se

they are using the skill of a skateboarder than wakeboarder. >> it isimpressive. >> no one hasvernew york. they are identifying a playground. that's the cool thing about it. they are looking at the world and looking in a slightly different way and they go, light go play. >> the motorcycle is half the fun on the road. >> we pass a few signs that say 35 miles per hour. it becomes apparent they may not be doing exactly 35. >> how a driver tries to play patrol with some dangerous moves. >> whoa! >> a ranger warns campers about an escaped prisoner. then -- out of nowhere this guy comes climbing out of the sewer. >> it's all a prank that gets way out of hand. beberoroccccaaaaaaaaaaaaa! [popping & fizzing sounds] susupppporort t bobothth m mens and phphysysicicalal e enenergrgy . prprououd d spspononsosor r ofo. >>> a couple of guys out on their sports bikes having fun on twisting roads back and forth. this is near denver, colorado. we have cameras mounted on the back of this guy's bike. we pass a few signs that say 35 miles per hour. it becomes quite apparent they may not be going exactly

it's sitting on four long skateboard wheels. >> i could run it through the office. i could be off my desk. >> you could just take it off and take it outside, take it through your office. >> you need one of these. >> they said it only took 24 hours to do. the big thing is making sure everything is precise. you only need simple tools. you can do it with regular power tools like a jig saw and all of that. >> they've got an instruction website to make one yourself. >>> gianni has a big question to ask. he gets out his drone and he's at the high school. he's got a big question for jenna. >> there was a sign underneath hanging off the drone. then she got flowers and she is happy. giani's mom proud. she set up this video. >> it was tough enough just to come up to girls' lockers and say would you come with me to the homecoming dance. now you have to figure out a high crazy tech way to ask. >> people are going to be like, way to go. saw your video. now i sent her a note. >> when he asks her to the prom, what is he going to do? how do you step up the game level? >> if they st

. >> the anti-skateboarding thing. >> reporter: now you see them, now you don't. >> oh, so maybe thiss metal thieves, and not skateboarders. >> reporter: just an empty space, and cut bolts, where a bronze sea creature once lived. >> reporter: dan is a landscape architect. he says there are some damaged, some stolen. >> some of the components have a recycling value. >> reporter: a stolen 8-pound plaque is worth about $8. they're taking inventory of what's gone and thinking of new ways to keep it from getting into public hands. >> we try not to think like criminals. >> reporter: he has had to replace dozens of stolen items, the port is learning from past experience, that the starfish are fixed with extra strong bolts. noel walker, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> two people are under arrest tonight accused of stealing mail from 6 cities. it was a traffic stop that led to the pair being captured. they are charged with felony mail theft and identity theft. investigators also say when they searched their truck, they found two bags full of stolen mail, and packages. the mail has since been returne

. >> bamboo goes skateboarding. ♪ ♪ >>> there will always be room on our show for some dash cam crasheos. i have two of them. coming up to an intersection. watch this. >> oh. >> who was at fault here? were there lights. i don't see lights anywhere. i don't see stop signs. were you supposed to stop out of good heartedness. >> i don't see anything. >> i didn't see a stop sign. i didn't even see a line on the road. >> i think -- >> i'm confused. [ speaking foreign language ] >> this one is especially dangerous because you see that the light goes from flashing green to yellow to red. >> oh, my gosh. >> what an idiot. >> look at the pedestrians just wandering off in the back. no problem. no big deal. >> walk right past, kind of expecting to see that as they cross. >> there was just another day in russia. >>> the nexts web famous cat, see honey bee's rescue story next "right this minute." and still to come -- youtube stars unite to limbo. >> watch this. ♪ >> how do they do this. >> the story behind the laid back stunt. >> that's brilliant. >> plus it's another day, so we've got another ipad

today on "what went down," waterslides, skateboard races, plus ninja masters... >> aagh!. and we go off-roading for an epically tiny downhill race.

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that skateboard. >> stephen: well, obama?re the boots not on the ground because they're on that michael j. fox hoverboard? or are they on the ground --o are they not on the ground because our troops are turned into teen wolves and are dunking a basketball now? which michael j. fox movie is the? please don't say "casualties of war." fortunately, fox news guest and h.p. lovecraft tribute name peter hegseth was able to resolve all the questions about the footwear, as well as the foot-when, and the foot-why. jim? >> so this right here, gretchen, is a conventional standard army issue combat boot. this is what a trigger puller would wear. this is what i wore in iraq. this is the massive armed forces. no one is talking about bringing them or having them on the ground at this point. what we're talking about is a boot like this. this is a boot of a special operator or one that they might wear. these -- this is what we're talking about. >> i guess the point that you're making is the boots that you brought to the show today may look dif

it all started when williams told tanner and his skateboarding friends to leave.ere's the clip knots entirety. >> i'm about to bleep bleep. >> reporter: just last week williams testified in court he was trying to get tanner off of him and attempted to escape. but in this video, tanner's attorney says it shows williams was the aggressor at least in the beginning. >> were you threatening him at all? >>> no. >> williams says he was just trying to defend himself and the video changes nothing. >> i was doing my job, okay? number two, he shouldn't have been there period. number three, there was three of them. i'm not coming here to fight. i'm here to do a job. >> reporter: now the district attorney's office tells us prosecutors are looking at this new video but so far charges against tanner remain. iain. >> chris, thank you. >>> now on to your fox 29 weather authority and some temperature changes. chief meteorologist scott williams is tracking some of those. it was warm today. not as warm as we initially thought. but here's scott with more on that. >> that's certainly r

land on a skateboard! punch a dinosaur! this part is important-- they get to stay up as late as they want, and the only person they answer to is the contessa. she's firm but fair. and that black leather jumpsuit is just barely keeping it all in there for mrs. templeton-- i mean the contessa! so listen up, bill. because as long as we're pretending there's a way to fight a war that doesn't involve sacrifice and that the american people and politicians don't have to feel any responsibility for, we should think bigger. like maybe my invisible bomb that blows up only bad guys. bill, you wouldn't believe how many military people are calling me and saying that's just as good as your idea. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thanks so much. nation, folks, you know, it is nearly impossible to contemplate the true horrors of war. so instead, let's look on the lighter side of arial bombardment in tonight's smile file of death. ♪ ♪ ha-ha-ha! tonight, the story slappi

and have a chance to go to some of the neighborhoods and/or to the park, i still see bikes and skateboarders going at a reckless speed and have no concern about people or anybody. except on one thing, to have access and speed. when you are talking about education, i think these are the people that you really have to sit down and say, this is very serious. the city of san francisco has to pay for these things. i think it's important to sit down and have classes and have people come and talk and ask questions especially youth. because if they don't start putting that into place, who is going to listen? thank you. >> now i will turn it over to comment from staff. okay. let's go to public comment. we'll start with, if you will be kind to hang back if there are questions. we have a speaker. >> thank you. for your presentation on accessibility on bike lanes. i have a question and concern and also a rhetorical question. will there be, should there be, could there be installed on the medians on the north south, east west, roads such as gary and van ness an aps push button on the median to assist ped

and have a chance to go to some of the neighborhoods and/or to the park, i still see bikes and skateboarders going at a reckless speed and have no concern about people or anybody. except on one thing, to have access and speed. when you are talking about education, i think these are the people that you really have to sit down and say, this is

marching band practice, there's no skateboarding in those parks anymore. so there has been this ongoing negotiation through development and the control of public space about what you can and can't do better, which continues to play out. but sometimes it is not the amount of people or the volume, but the variety and the juxtaposition and all of these different people and different groups and the homeless guys that were living there are a part of carnival, for a lack of better terms, that is gone. and we need to think about how we look at that experience and pull some lessons out and i hate to use the word lessons, but for building and governing public space. >> we need to come to an end of the program because in the program is coming in on behalf of the book festival. thank you to our authors. [applause] >> they will be downstairs signing books. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] sumac max on the book festival, a pair on politics. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to our panel entitled america disillusioned. my name is scott and i will be

check out bart simpson on a skateboard. nice moves. how about this one. ♪ >> oh, ye. in action. tributes to the brady bunch and the addams family also mixed in there. >> maybe the coolest formation, a galloping horse while they played the theme song, of course, to "the lone ranger." >>> a still under construction palace in florida. being called the most expensive home publicly listed in the u.s. >> when it's done, this 60,000 square foot mansion will sell for $139 million. it is near ft. lauderdale. some of the other numbers. 11 bed rooms. 17 bath rooms. a 30-car garage. a swimming pool, with a 12-foot water fall. >> and the steel, iron, and gold leaf staircase. that, $2 million alone. it should be finished next year. i would take one bathroom and one bedroom. >> you wonder what the rental might be. >>> a big step sfr a same-sex cup until iowa after seven decades together. >> 91-year-old vivian and 90-year-old alice sat in chair wheelchairs as they exchanged vows over the weekend. they met in their hometown while growing up. they say it takes a lot of love and work to

. >> reporter: things like no riding of bikes or skateboards across or along the tracks. for students, pedestrians and drivers the next few weeks will mark a big adjustment period. the streetcars are here for good and ddot is aiming for early november to open the system to the public giving it several weeks to work out the wrinkles. >>> also today a district court judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by kingman park civic association that tried to stop construction of both the streetcar line on h street and on benning road plus the temporary streetcar maintenance barn on the campus of springarn junior high. it's alleged there were not correct plans for the project. >>> a lot of clouds, still pretty nice evening. high temperature only 74 today, right on the button money average. the low was high because of the clouds, 65. rainfall, we're a bit behind for the month, but we're okay for the year. we'll come back, tracking a cold front friday. yup, that means du >>> the death toll from that erupting volcano in central japan stand at 36. >> today the continued eruption of toxic gase

after breaking his wrist in a skateboarding accident he took the prescription painkiller oxycontin thenmoved to heroin. the family found out about richey's addiction in the summer of 2013 when he passed out in a restroom. that led to drug charges. >> he said, dad, it's the worst thing you can ever imagine. if there's a place calmed helle this is it. i said, richey, we'll get you help. and so he wanted help. willingly went to rehab, and then came out he rabbrehab a di kid. >> reporter: rich e spent six months in rehab and set to go to another in january. the family brought him home for thanksgiving and christmas. >> we thought that would be safe. it wasn't safe. we did the worse thing imaginable, brought him into our own home thinking would be okay for just a few day, but little did we know that there's a 90% relapse rate. rs >> reporter: richey had his cell phone back and without the family knowing it, richey's dealer got back in touch with him. >> just before christmas -- i came down to trim the tree, and said, richey, will you help me? he said i'm going out for breakfast. i said, i'll

it all started when williams told tanner and his skateboarding friends to leave. here's the clip in its entirety. >> just last week, williams testified in court he was trying to get tanner off of him and attempted to escape. but in this video, tanner's attorney says it shows william was the aggressor at least in the beginning. >> were you threatening him at all? >> no. >> williams says he was just trying to defend himself and the video changes nothing. >> i was doing my job, okay? number two, he shouldn't have been there period. number three, there was three of them. i'm not coming here to fight. i'ming here to do job. >> reporter: now we did speak with the district attorney' office. it has been made aware of this video. the office is still looking into it. so far the charges against tanner are unchanged. iain. >> all right, chris, thank you. >> burlington county authorities have charged a 54 year old willingboro man with sexual assaulting two children who were attending a home daycare operation over soon by his late wife. dennis alston charged with aggravated sex

land on a skateboard! punch a dinosaur!aughter ) ( applause ) and-- and this is important, and this part-- i gotta write this down. and this part-- this part's important, okay-- they get to stay up as late as they want, and the only person answer to is the contessa, okay. she's firm but fair. and that black leather jumpsuit is just barely keeping it all in there for mrs. templeton-- i mean the contessa! ( laughter ) so listen up, bill. because as long as we're pretending there's a way to fight a war that doesn't involve sacrifice and that the american people and politicians don't have to feel any responsibility for, we should think bigger. like maybe my invisible bomb that blows up only bad guys. bill, you wouldn't believe how many military people are calling me and saying that's just as good as your idea. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ who's going to do it? who's going to make it happen? discover a new energy source. turn ocean waves into power. design cars that capture their emissions. build bridges that f

keep the information flowing, for me personally, if there is any sound in the alley i hear t a skateboard hear it. and a key thing about it, is, that this experiment is done, with the community partner, where it is not like a business, seeking a profit and they are there to serve the community and so i trust as we go through the experiment, the whole point is to find out what issues are and what levels are and so i really trust and look forward to the ability to realize and have the good feedback with them to dial it in and create a actual space. thank you. >> could i just ask you one question as a point of information >> who was the alley named after? >> if you go to annie alley and there is a book in the library that talks about all of the naming of the streets. and i copied from the book, i don't recall, i can go and look it up. i was just curious. thank you. >> all right. robin abed? >> commissioners, president, tan, and the appointment process and i am here representing the san francisco department and i am the staffer there that was brought to the managers and supporting them in thi

i told them youtube is for dogs on skateboards and cats playing piano and not for serious mathematics. i got over the idea and gave it a shot. long story short from the first few videos in november of 2006, it became clear people who were not my kuz sglins were watching. by 2008-09 i set it up as a not for profit. at that point about 100,000 people were using the site. my wife and i sat down and had savings enough to try this for a year, and kind of took the plunge. i quit my job and said, look, hopefully someone realizes the social return here, the not for profit, is fairly large. it wasn't until about 2010 that we got the first real support from the gates foundation, from ann and john dor er and google. we're at 10 million users per month and we're pushing 55, 56 people in our organization. >> this is about so much more than you. you have a fairly large organization and developing sophisticated research-based tools to personalized lirning for everyone from kids to ph.d.s. talk about the behind of scenes process. you're covering such a broad base of materials. >> it's interesting as

described on the stand how the teen and to others attacked him when he tried to enforce the no skateboardinge. tanner appears to be the main aggressor, spitting and stomping on tanner. police arrested him and a juvenile. they are seeking a third man that video taped and participated in the crime. >> he was on his back being kicked repeatedly and spit on, i done think that things are so bad that a park ranger would accept that part of his job is to get pummeled on the head and spit on. >> they are part of the the protected class even they though do not carry weapons. >>> two men that held up a 7-eleven last month on the 1600 block of bustleton avenue. one man flew over the counter and stole two safe deposit bags and fled with money, cigarettes and lottery tickets. and a duo accused of robbing a restaurant this one on august 22nd. they were caught walking into the red robin, one pulled out a gun and demanded cash from the worker after taking cash from the register, the suspect ran off. if you see any of the suspects in either of these robberies, call 911. police are looking for the cause of a

is the mentor and the cool guy who hangs out in the board shorts with the wall of shame and the skateboard is the bad guy because he hangs out on the boardwalk and listens to off spring.coming upr machines or lovable partners. ador >>> he is more cad than cat-ning. that's his real name. he is living a life of deceit and his families are left to pick up the pieces of their broken homes. ming lived with the alexzander family for years, or so it seemed. ming, if that's his real name, was also living with another family for more than a decade and going by the name of cleo. now both families say they just want ming, aka, cleo, aka islam to be happy and they are trying to come to a custody agreement. even the cat world is coming apart at the seems. this could happen. once again we have a live studio audience panel with us. before we get started how many are sticking around afterwards for the line dancing seminar with lou daabs? all right. i will order more clam ato. clamato. aren't they maniacal creatures ? >> this is all because of gay marriage, greg. this never used to happen. he had one famil

laughter ] >> because there was no crime today, police have released this drawing of a frog on a a skateboardvie "guardians of the galaxy" has been given two thumbs up by santa claus. [ laughter ] >> a dog in oregon is doing well after it accidentally ate 43 socks, but that's okay, because he's a good boy, such a a good widdle boy. who's a good boy? he is. [ laughter ] >> in local news, we can dance if we want to, we can leave your friends behind. because your friends don't dance and if they don't dance, well they're no friends of mine. [ laughter and applause ] >> today's forecast, sunny with a 100% chance of fun. [ laughter ] >> earlier today, a bank was robbed. and by robbed, i mean hugged and by bank, i mean koala bear. [ laughter ] >> and finally tonight, that girl who broke your heart in high school is sorry. she realizes now that she let you slip through her fingers. as it turns out, you were the best thing that ever happened to her. [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: doesn't that make you feel better? >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: thank you to all of those news

. >> local guys, we have great local guys here that are incredible on a bike or skateboard. >> what didcouncil say. >> they love it. >> how soon will it be there. >> i would love to have it here next summer will you help with us that. >> sure. >> it is free fall every year and speak of the competitions. >> we have a competition with jen and q. >> yes. >> here's what we are doing, we are telling people about the home of the future. first of all you have a big open house here. >> yes this weekend huge open house, 40th birthday, please come out, we will have all kind of events, home automation, moon bounce out front, we will have the national guard here, we will have working dogs and policeman and firemen. >> to you carpetry, electric, plumbing, ac hc. >> we have a home of the future. >> yes, ma'am. >> let's see it. >> unlock the door. >> okay, thank you. >> hi guys. >> hello. >> so this is home of the future, joe not just because of the door thingy. >> thingy. >> you will come in. >> i will operate it for you. >> here's the thing. i have learn here, at nto, where am i. >> tell me how to d

their way from seattle to the united states mexico border by skate board and are called the great skateboardaying they are just riding for the thrill of it. they quit their jobs and left their homes two wogs ago. 30 miles a day and no cars allowed. there were 11 and four have turned back. the only goal is to have great adventure and share a round of margaritas. >> you would think they have replacement wheels? >> they must. >> at 6:00, a wave of rest yankees fleeing from isis where they are going now and a new call of violence from the militant group. >> a wildfire wedding, huge flames did not stop a couple from shing >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> a deadly accident on an east bay freeway. what we are learning of driver and a lesson that everyone can learn. >>> a new problem for ray mcdonald. his home is part of another investigation. >> better news for firefighters battling the massive wildfire near lake tahoe. they are getting a break. >>> thanks for joining us on monday. hope you had a great weekend. >>> fall is just about here. by the time you send temper

not with pg&e fixing gas lines or sidewalks to invite better service skateboard ramps.a month ago. as sharon castner told us today, such images and memories don't just go away. >> everybody's on edge and rattled. and a little bit of -- noise driving us crazy. >> i saw brick that's ready to fall out. >> reporter: they say that what goes up eventually comes down. 30 days after, napa knows all about that. it also knows how that which fell can also go up again. in napa, nbc7 news. -- abc7 news. >>> villejo is slowly recovering from last month's earthquake. as of tonight, 34 buildings remain red tagged. uninhabitable. 3,400 are yellow tagged. one of those is the first baptist church. the church is able to hold services and is serving meals to the hungry. still needs significant repairs. >> bell tower did not come down. it's still yellow tagged. we'll reinforce that. we had to replace pipes and our organization an where the big pipes fell on the little pipes. we're going to be a stronger church. maybe not as tall but a stronger church. >> the pastor says he has been amazed by