they had no dna proof that the skeleton was scarlett wood. they had no blood evidence to prove that there had been violence in the hotel room or in john boyer's van. in fact, they had no evidence at all. ♪ if you're looking for a car that drives you... ...and takes the wheel right from your very hands... ...this isn't that car. the first and only car with direct adaptive steering. ♪ the 328 horsepower q50, from infiniti. >>> using a technique called facial photo superimposition, a forensic anthropologist made a preliminary finding that the unidentified skeleton was 31-year-old scarlett wood. but this wasn't an identification that would hold up in court. investigators had sent the remains to an outside forensic laboratory, hoping to get a dna profile. but for reasons no one can quite understand, the lab was unsuccessful. >> we would never know for sure who our victim was without the dna. i'm not sure what that is, but they just couldn't pull the dna from the bones. so they just advised us almost like a year and a half later, just couldn't do i

a pot or a small jade artifact accompanied a few of the skeletons.idual who was very different who stood out from the rest, because buried with him were a number of very fabulous offerings. included among those offerings were four ceramic vessels, very finely made pots, two of which carry religious symbolism. this one carries the undulating body of a snake and the red one here has a very interesting design consisting of what's called a flame eyebrow here over the eye of the sky dragon. keach: the designs were imported from a distant society. this maya man's prestige was reinforced by exotic symbols like this cross. so this individual was involved in religious beliefs that tended to sort of lift him up above the level of his contemporaries. he was showing that he had access to esoteric and religious knowledge that his brethren didn't. also buried with this individual was an incredible array of jades. this is far and away the richest single offering of jade found with burials of this middle pre-classic period anywhere in the maya lowlands. keach: clear

both skeletons are seen wearing sunglasses. sheriffs said they were relieved to find plastic versions instead of the real thing. >>> check out this huge funnel cloud as it becomes a tornado in western texas when the twister touched down. roger hill who shot the video could not believe what he was seeing. >> holy crap, look at this thing! >> yeah i get that, right? the tornado passed several homes but none were struck by it. have you ever seen a tornado? >> i have. i did a little storm chasing when i was in kansas. roger, he storm chases a lot. he may have been playing to the camera a little bit. i mean, it's not like the first tornado he ever saw. >> we need to introduce you. bill karins, everybody. >> hey. yeah i'll take you tornado chasing with me sometime. >> i would love to. >> you would do it? >> mm-hmm. >> it's a long time in a car together, i'll warn you. exactly. good morning, everyone. showers and storms are continuing in the middle of the country. this is where all the problems are going to be as we go throughout the

a proto-skeleton frame, but relying on it masonry for a lot of the gravity load. we see a similar solution on the rookery, which is just about as contemporary with home insurance across the street. this is still there, and immaculately restored. it used iron and brick in the structure. there is an exterior skin of all masonry. an interior structure that is all cast iron columns. importantly, there are also cast-iron columns wrapped very tightly with terra-cotta fireproofing on this interior. if you remember ruth's comment, that even if you have to throw space away to illuminate the interior of office buildings this is a good example. this is potentially valuable real estate in the middle of the rookery that has been scooped out so that the inner ring of offices get adequate light. whereas on the exterior, ruth chose to go with these very heavy brick piers. on the interior, you can see that with no one seen from the street, he is happy to go with much thinner proportion. to jacket of iron in a way that has a much different feel than on the exterior. also critical i

the husband and wife admitted to deputies they set those skeleton there's as a joke. a diver discovered them last week. the couple thought they might be in trouble. turns out they're not. deputies understood. best of all when it comes to this, it won't be a skeleton in their closet. >>> 5:54. time to check the forecast. meteorologist christina loren starting out a new workweek. temperatures pretty decent. >> feels comfortable out there. temperatures are going to be pretty nice today as well as you know in may our numbers could be soaring. not going to be the case. that national ac stays on. the only bone in your perfect forecast is the fact that we do have some wind intensifying later on today. that's going to bring up your pollen levels. 73 degrees in the north bay later on today. 61 in san francisco. watch out for that pollen on the peninsula. also through the higher elevations. if you're going to go for a hike, maybe on the valley, just keep in mind it is going to be a little bit difficult if you suffer. let's find out how your drive is. anybody suffering out there

coming up next, underwater skeleton tea party. this is what our founding fathers envisioned? the scale fins are fake but the police investigation is real. we'll explain. >> i think we're wearing sunglass sunglasses. over here, no need for sunglasses across the golden gate bridge. we'll talk about why your view is different. >>> welcome back, everyone. very good wednesday morning to you. halfway through your workweek. taking a live look outside. this is from the south bay 101 in san jose. we'll check that morning commute with mike. he's also keeping tabs on 880 over in fremont side this morning. look good to me. he's the pro. >>> it is 4:52. a search for human remains in a colorado riverbed turned out to be much less sinister. police sent a diver down with a video camera to inspect the scene and he found two fake skeletons. one of them sporting aviator sunglasses and what might be a bibb. the other was holding a sign, not quite legible with the words bernie on it. and the phrase "dream in the river." somebody poking some fun there. >> at what point do you think they realized t

a snorkeler found skeletons in the water. a diver went in with a camera and found there were two fake skeletons sitting in lawn chairs. both are seen wearing sunglasses. sheriff's officials were relieved. >>> let's get down to business with landon dowdy. >> good morning to you. hillary clinton is seen as the favorite to win the white house in 2016. the survey shows that clinton would edge out former governor jeb bush in a head-to-head contest, and beat out candidate candidates. they don't always predict winners. in 2012 they favored mitt romney. >>> and jetblue will offer a flight between new york and atlanta. it's the first airline that offered. it has the second-largest cuban-american population. >>> and pizza hut will led customers track the delivery drivers from the time they order until the pizza is on the doorstep. pizza hut is hoping to go national. but they won't say when. >> thanks landon. >>> now, to sports. a nail-biter in canada as the ducks take on the flames. jump to the third period. ducks lead 3-2. about six m

he was the guy without any skeletons in his closet, the man who rescued his party from scandal. the lawmaker no one could say a bad thing about. that ended with yesterday's detailed and yet mysterious indictment, alleging that he has been systematically making payoffs to an undisclosed person, apparently hush money because of previous undisclosed behavior. what do we know about this? >> what we found out was that law enforcement officials began telling reporters that the individual in question was a male, who had been a student at the high school, and that the conduct that he had been soliciting money to keep quiet from was sexual misconductment we don't know any more detail than that. i've got to say, as you indicated in your introduction the one word you heard across the board from everyone in washington was sad. everybody liked denise. he was a -- dennis. he was the prototypical nice guy, made it into congress, not especially articulate not especially dashing like some figures in politics but somebody who was a reassuring figure. and everyone that i have talked to is shocked

. >> the ex owe skeleton support ryan to put 1 foot in front of the other.ile app works with the device to sense posture and vibration cues mimicking walking as he leans forward the user friendly device is simple to operate. >> you push a power button, to turn it on. once it is on, you use a hand held controller, an ipod that has an each, then the app allows you to send your settings to the device. so that it is personalized for the one using it. >> steps others may take for granted, he cherishes. >> back up, just hug your family and i mean, i can't even tell you the last time i have had a real hug standing up. >> now in clinical trials, the technology will be splitted to the fda. reddick hopes to use the exo skeleton every day once it is commercially available. he says with each step it becomes more natural and he thinks less about his wheelchair, and more about his moving legs. >> that was fox's jane sanders, company that produces that exo skeleton hopes to have it commercially available by next year. still ahead tonight on fox 29, terrified mom can do not

it turn out the skeletons are fake.ne put them in lawn chairs and placed them to make it look like they were, upping sitting together enjoying the fish. a group of apes in texas giving folks up close look at their live inside the fort worth zoo. zookeepers there put a go pro camera in their gibbons habitat gibbons are apes. the they are critically endangered on the cusp of extinction. they love trees swinging branch to branch and they mate for life and those living at the texas zoo are showing a bit of curious side grabbing camera lense and taking a closer look at whose looking at them. nfl draft is in the books. teams now getting ready for the next season with a new group of rookies. >> but tonight howard says he's had it with the vetting process of teams which he says is insulting to fans. ♪ >> are you kidding me? i'm done done. i've had it. >>> just when you thought the nfl was getting it down and trying to put good people on their teams we find out otherwise. and with teams saying they were doing background checks o

that led to the amassing of what the agency referred to as 'the skeletons." and the media called the family jewels, that 693 page documentation of cia this deeds that hirsch began exposing. what nixon replaced schlesinger with colby he turned over control to someone who helms believed was all too willing to sing about the skeletons to reporters, the church committee, and president ford. had there been no watergate, helms would have stayed on at the cia stonewalled and the agency's skeletons might've stayed in the closet. fourth watergate led to the ford presidency. when the hirsch allegations broke, ford listens to dick cheney who advised him to try heading off a congressional inquiry by naming a blue-ribbon national security establishment investigative committee headed by vice president nelson rockefeller. ford justified the rockefeller commission to new york times editors by stressing the need to appoint responsible people and restrict the scope of the investigation. the skeletons, he said, included evidence of cia assassination plots against foreign leader

. >> a rubberized coating over amateur like skeletons that gives them a life like look.ugs you out a little bit. it is really cool. >> education on dinosaurs geology things that kids like him things that parents want their kids to like. >> a great big problem. >> they do. >> i no my dinosaurs. actors, music it opens for the summer. >> not letting bad news bring us down. one advantage over the original dinosaurs. we have some advanced warning. >> the park has made a lot of friends, teachers included in the curriculum. getting evicted. people have come out of the woodwork to suggest new locations. he intends to keep it in jersey hudson county. >> home to the chaser source [laughter] ♪ >> a big red mustang here celebrating the top four. behind her. ♪ bill: find me fairly. they are very cool social media site. >> for everybody. >> exactly. eight bedrooms a full baths what has happened hear? [laughter] bill: are we still rolling tobacco, good. that is all on camera. ♪ ♪ bill: "high speed chase". >> monday rutgers university back online. it's it has been a positive for busines

listed on a certain table even though is yftd as an active use there was a conditional use hearing skeleton for august 10, '10 device it went into effect it was already a clarification i would beg to defer not an inadvertent thing but an institutional health care use an active use and defined on the table i know that there is a lot of controversy in the sunset district regarding and people are passions national and vocal but the patience of the sunset deserve it the interim controls are for to be used when this year's an urgent need for this i think there is more of an urgent need for the patients in the sunset there are a number of establishments that most of the people in sunset have never been in for instance, a synagogue but there are many there are so i strongly size we stay with the way that the code is written for the rest of the city and not make exception for the rigorous commissions thank you very much. >> thank you very much any public comment on item 3 seeing none, public is closed thank you supervisor tang is there anything else. >> first of all, i don't appreciate any insimula

around the end of the 1870's, we start to see what we might loosely call the skeleton frame. right? the iron frame developing as a response to both concerns about structure, concerns about fireproofing, and concerns about daylighting. jennings a well-known engineer, begins to develop this in a warehouse building, called the lighter store. the iron columns are essentially placed next to large brick piers. the brick piers are still arranged parallel to the street front, so they are taking up the most possible facade. but now they are helped in their structural task by these iron columns behind them. so they can be smaller, and as a result the windows can be larger. you can see that the spandrals the upstanding from the floor is very low. this is how desperate architects are to bring daylight into their interiors. a few years later, maybe slightly better-known, this is jimmy's home insurance building. a tall commercial building. and jennings says that his charge in this case was an insurance company that literally told him that the need was for the best possible lighting in the interio

and this is what you come up on, a pair of skeletons in the water. >> first of all, snorkeling in theot normal. he called authorities. they sent a diver down to investigate. i would be scared if i saw this. sure enough these skeletons are seated comfortably in chairs and as we mentioned, they are fake. >> one wearing a sign with the name bernie and the date august 16th, 2014, the sign presumably a reference to the movie "weekend at bernie's" and officials are speculating the date is when they were placed there so somebody playing a bit of a joke. that would freak you out. colorado river is not necessarily snorkeling material. >> i find that interesting. it's hard no snorkel with a current. you know? it's a little bit different. i would be scared. >> we've got the skinny coming your way. the moment on dancing with the stars that brought a well-known contestant to tears. >> eye opening experiments for parents and a brand-new lesson in stranger danger. could your child can be lured away by a kidnapper? you're watching "world news now." "world news now" weather brought to you by resolve.

they reported seeing two sun glassed clad skeletons to police thinking they were real human skeletons. luckily, they were just plastic. clearly someone's idea of a joke. >>> social media editor brittany johnson has her finger on the trending pulse locally. brittany what's catching people's attention this morning? >> d.c. mayor bowser has reopened the debate about having the redskins play back in the city they represent. she's asked her twitter followers about what they think, whether they should play at the rfk stadium or a whole new stadium in d.c. however, the responses have been interesting. some people think before anything else the redskins name should be changed while others agreed they should play at the rfk stadium but think affordable housing should be built in order to create some more revenue. now, we want to know what you think. do you think the redskins should play in d.c. or at the fedex field? let us know at our facebook page. >>> and thanks to variety.com we got a laugh this morning. shaquille o'neal took a dive on the set of tnt's "inside the nba" last night. as you w

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a man snorkeling came across the skeletons. they are if lawn chairs. they are 40 feet under water. they were wearing sunglasses. one had a sign that said bernie and dream in the river. dated august 2014. sheriff's deputy think someone staged the scene to be funny. leon: august 24 scene, that is when we became legal in colorado. alison: now you are thinking. leon: i wonder. all right. alison: coming up on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- lifting off but not for long. find out why the mission was perfectly short-lived today. leon: but first -- >> it was all green with sheets of blue. it was very pretty. leon: a unique program getting young students excited about science. alison: plus, a new push to find out why a woman's college in southern virginia is closing. what lawmakers are leon: all right. take a look here at super doppler radar here. storms still parked over part of loudoun faquier and prince william counties right now. warnings right now no warnings are posted but we'll keep you posted about that. chief meteorologist doug hill will have an update in a few minutes here. alison: "7 on y

>> it was privs, anonymous, skeleton closet and now that the massive skeleton is out it's the epitomell the e-mails and chats read. how the rel did i come up with something like that? it was -- it was bad. >> that's from hbo's new documentary a e thought crimes" the case of the cannibal cop premieres tonight. joining me director. great to see you, aaron karr. the big question for the jury conspiracy. do you think he was actually conspiring an evil act? comments all online. was there any evidence of him actually planning to do any of this? >> so basically it's a complicated -- complicated question and complicated answer. gil valley did not physically stalk any of the women he fantasized about, but he did go down to maryland to visit socially with one of the women he was fantasizing about. that to the jury was what was considering an overt act. i think the verdict was thrown out, because there just wasn't enough evidence. >> you made dozens of trips to his home. were you ever afraid for yourself? >> i mean i wasn't really afraid. i think the scarier part was going into prison. i was in

if you think about that field, who strikes you as being the most likely to have skeletons in their closetlarry: mike huckabee. john: really? larry: the most adamant one. john: i spent more time with larry flynt and his amazing office. we will show you more of our conversation soon. up next, governor huckabee kicks off his campaign in a way that reminds us of a certain show on hbo. our debut of "true candidates" is next. ♪ mark: former arkansas governor mike huckabee plans to announce his presidential bid on tuesday. today he put out a political preview. it is pretty standard stuff. giving speeches, old footage of him. then things get a little weird. you see here a shot of the clinton, some hammering, black and white. a woman looking off into the distance. it is a little weird and got us to thinking the elements in this video might be more appropriate somewhere else. may be in a different kind of teaser video. ♪ >> you wonder ever if you are a bad man? governor huckabee: i will lead with moral clarity in a dangerous world. there is a difference between right and wrong, between good and evi

no parent can recognize their child through burnt skeletons. reporter: relatives claim iron grill toss reinforced with sensor wire covered windows and loved ones saying they worked sending text messages that they were on the second floor. surviving employees a date toiled with toxic chemicals without any briefing from management on safety procedures. host: the u.n. says 14 people were killed after gunmen attacked a hotel in the gas get can -- a hotel in the afghan capital. reporter: a bloody end to a standoff that lasted for hours overnight. an unknown number of assailants opened fire inside the park palace guesthouse in central kabul were crowds of foreigners and afghans were having dinner and attending a concert. translator: we heard firing while we were praying. it was like raining bullets. we did not know what was happening. as we came out we saw security forces army and intelligence forces arriving at the scene. reporter: afghan security forces engaged in a firefight with the attackers. police said those responsible were killed and more th

. >> this skeleton was burned so significantly that it was nearly destroyed as if it would have beenial cremation. the fragmentation was so severe that you had pieces that were the size of a fingernail. it really is like a needle in a haystack. it's an anthropologist's nightmare. >> after close examination, forensic anthropologists concluded the majority of the bones were human, but that didn't mean police were any closer to knowing if the bone chips were shamaia's. >> there was a lot of thermal destruction. this would suggest a tremendous fire that lasted for as much as days. >> i had never worked with samples that had been so charred and so burnt before, so i was very hesitant as to whether i would be able to generate a dna profile from these remains. >> but in a case with so few lucky breaks, the forensic anthropologists finally got one. they found a piece of a foot with soft tissue. >> there was still organic material. there was still definitely the potential of getting dna out of that foot. >> the other big challenge was that we didn't have a known sample from shamaia smith. so

but diver went down to inspect the scene they found the skeletons were actually fake. out, the skeletons had been placed to appear as if they were sitting on lawn chairs and one holding a sign that appears to include the words living the dream in the river? yes, authorities think the sign a reference to the movie weekend at bernie's. >> which was so fun. >> i funny movie where they cart around this dead guy. >> but can you imagine seeing that then you are freak out, then like coming up, you need to call the authority, my goodness and then it is fake. >> what's the visibility by the way if you're new york letter in the colorado river? about 6 inches? >> merky, and nasty. >> coming up: local bars and restaurant cracking down on people who dine and dash. the new way they're catching those who skip out on their bill. and just like that the snow is gone. and parkas become jackets. and sweaters go down for a long nap. and off you go. and your backyard gets a whole lot bigger. and you're running... and climbing... and your gear gets lighter and trimmer, and fitter and smarter

authorities are hoping to recover the skeletons later on. brendan: i love the world.livia: people took the time to develop this prank and bury two skeletons in lawn chairs. our number one photo. another good one. mcdonald's hamburger finally receives a makeover. it comes after the fast food chain's attempt to create more brand excitement. the new hamburger has kept his stripes but has slimmed down. he also wears a trench coat. i guess this is what steve easterbrook ceo of mcdonald's, thinks as a modern, progressive -- brendan: you grew up with this. i feel like the old hamburger, he could not help himself. he had to steal the burgers. this new guy, i don't know. clearly possesses the sense of and allduylt. why does and he get a job? -- doesn't he get aj job? do you know what bothers me the most? the well-maintained one day stubble. for god's sake buy a razor. olivia: i think you probably is laughing at that pretty hard. brendan: we just got in our ears that we can wrap this conversation. we're done. coming up, what the right brothers got right. how two flight mechanic

bones in it was found on the side of the road in bushwick, it is not enough bones to complete a skeleton, they don't know if they are human. >> they were in the streets? >> right now just found on the side of the street. >> jax from new jersey could be the next "american idol" she made it to top 3. >> we met up with her in east brunswick to talk go idol -- with idol finale, she will sing with steven tyler, a video she sent of them bonding over janice joplin. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a great job covering, that i saw you on the show last night. >> jax then you. >> awesome. >> every breath we have, every ounce take back our community. our children deserve to have the quality of life as everybody else. >> i am on a bench in front of new shelter that just opened in the bronx some say this is creating big problems for the neighborhood. like public drinking, loitering and nudity, and they say there is more on the ground, i came up to chat with the manager. >> there is nothing determining the background of individuals that come to the facility am whether they may be pedophiles or otherwise i don't know. >> this

we in iom have treated over 60 people for beri beri, a disease where you're a walking skeleton. we are talking about the same situation of the nazi death camps of world war ii. people starved to the point they can't even support their own body. no humanity, treatment of these victims these migrants whose only offense is to seek a better life has been absolutely profound and shock and the coni'veconnivance of local authorities. reduce the qualities and give them a chance to be stay. >> i.s.i.l. has set fire to be be anbaranbar province's largest oil refinery. >>> fighting in yemen's third city ta'izz has killed at least 13 people. most died when a shootout triggered an oil tanker to explode. it had been stolen by gunmen and moved to one of the cities neighborhoods. >>> world response to the earthquake in nepal has been disappointing. it comes exactly a month since the disaster. hundreds of people have health a candle lit vigil to remember the nearly 8700 people who died in the quake. classes should begin again before the end of the month but as fez jamil reports many of the stude

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speak about the b h y and the fact that the b's h c is understaffed for years and operates on a skeleton crew to the point when anyone calls in sick or on leave or goes on vacation the quality of life care is impacted when employees call in sick or go on leave the staffing level is not staffed due to lower staffing not only it patient care effected but the staff to patient ratios are a not balanced and staff is put at risk and assaulted by some piesht that's that's not addressed by the ph c but the union is hopefully that the aau new leadership are address those issues this issue want be resolved without a doubt more funding for ftes at the b h c and for that reason the staff of the b h c and ruin union are recommend that 3 mental health workers and team leaders and one social worker be added if true quality of care is important and to dph and you supervisors thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is ralph i'm here with the senior program those are disabilities and my thing is right now issues about affordable hou

. >> they're watching a tv show and it's kind of about people and their hidden past, secrets, skeletons if you will. and while the show is on, karen says to tim, we're told, that, how can that happen, that people can keep secrets like that? >> tim turned to her and said he had been keeping a secret. he switched on his computer and went to the website for the florida department of corrections. there was his mugshot. he had been released from prison just a year earlier and was still on probation. >> tim says, "i'm a convicted felon." his rap sheet includes 16 felonies, including one for attempted murder. he's been involved in a shoot-out with guns. i mean, this is a bad guy. >> permenter told karen he had a criminal history going back to when he was in college. in one instance, he had been arrested for running an illegal prostitution ring. >> he supposedly was running an escort agency out of gainesville, florida, which is where the university of florida is. the escort service, obviously, was a front for prostitution. >> while running his escort service, permenter got angry when a rival es

. >>> up next -- a human skeleton is found in the marshlands of north carolina. >> the longer a body'sthe harder it is to determine how long it's been dead. >> we don't know who she is or why she was killed. >> but it tells a story all its own. >> whatever happened to precede death, it probably was sexual. >> a story of anger and hatred. >> at what point does a person realize that, you know, they're dying? >> and a violent end. >> had this person remained anonymous, we would have had nowhere to go. >>> on a cold, spring afternoon in 2004, ray lee jacobs found what looked like human bones in

. ♪ >> i was working art school and they had a skeleton.the late 1970's, early 1980's, the government told you what to do in the event of a nuclear attack. >> you and your family must take cover. >> things like take down your curtains because they might set on fire. extraordinary and mad things. and in the last part is, when the all clear is sound, you may resume normal activities. it was a completely serial document. this is one of the paintings that i did in the early 1970's. a mixture of images from america to soldiers in vietnam to a soldier holding a prisoner. i'm juxtaposing all the elements. the graphic marks gave you a feeling of the event. ♪ the image on the left is of a bullet being loaded. the image on the right is a demonstrator against the british army in northern ireland. it becomes a general image about violence. that is what i always wanted to do not just make something that existed for that time. i just found when i was 13, 14, i really wanted to paint and make art and it became an up session and has been ever sense. here i

now that he's running for president could it be a skeleton in the closet for bernie sanders?kind of funny. they posted songs recorded by sabd sanders from the 70s. >> i saw below me that golden valley ♪ ♪ this land was made for you and me ♪ . >> well as seven days knows the it is hard to believe u 2 won the best album that year. now for some news on the upcoming big fight. holyfield romney. one of the most famous moments in boxing history. >> don't bite the ear. the only way you can bite the ear is if you have 35$35 million. >> then he can bite the ear? >> he can bite the ear. i'll take pain for 35 million. >> let's hope no one is ear biting. and president obama hosted a virtually virtual town hall yesterday. >> listen even the best writers usually it's not that good the first time they write it. >> yeah, and i think you've sort of covered everything about that question. >> you think i've just -- he thinks i've been talking too long. >> no i just. >> no let's move it along. >> that's one way to wrap it up. they said he was trying to get things done on time for lunch. makes al

. >> reporter: with grills fired up across the country this holiday weekend, this charred skeleton of a recent reminder of the risks. >> i smelled smoke and i looked out back and saw the house. their backyard was covered in fire. >> reporter: the flames spreading to neighboring homes. nearly $2 million in damage. investigators say was caused by a backyard barbecue. >> while it was heating up, he went inside. he forgot about it. so radiant heat built up. >> reporter: no one was hurt. but every year, thousands of people end up in the hospital because of grilling accidents. this youtube video capturing the dangers of propane and gas grills if they're not used properly. abc's alex perez went to underwriters laboratories for some tips on protecting your family. first, always check hoses for gas leaks. the best way -- put a mixture of soap and water where the hose connects to the valve. >> there's a bubble forming right here. >> that means there's a leak. >> reporter: next, always keep the lid open when lighting the grill. demonstrators showing what could happen otherwise. and charcoal gril

the skeleton u.s. staff can't leave havana without special permission. the area in front of the intersection here has been a venue for countless protests. this big structure facing the former u.s. embassy has been nicknamed the protest dome. president castro told president barack obama he wants assurances that the embassy will not be used to promote and help dissidents especially journalists. the united states says it's helping cuban civil society, but they consider these people mercenaries, and this will be one more thorny issue to be resolved before the u.s. flag can fly over this building again. >>> still to come this half hour buhari vows to crush boko haram as he's sworn in. >> the u.n. has serious concerns about the future of australia's great barrier reef but stopped short of putting it on a danger list. >> "compass" will challenge the way you look at the world. talking about big subjects. telling human stories. >> there's a tidal wave. >> we all have a problem. >> could you have seen that coming? >>> welcome back. a reminder of the top stories on

now under going a treatment which uses robots to help patients relearn physical movements with exo skeletonames they can do precise and repetitive exercises. >> your mind is kind of taken off the arm but you still have to use the arm so the machine actually guides you through the program and it's a lovely feeling because naturally you can maneuver it in a way that your left hand works. >> reporter: the team says at least 500 repetitions of a movement are needed and each session to make lasting change. the robots allow them to achieve this in a more focused way. >> being able to do a high number of repetitions we get dose and intensity and know from animal studies you need hundreds of repetitions to get the benefits. >> reporter: the hand and arm muscles of stroke sufferers frequently fight enthrough lack of use and makes everyday movements difficult and the robot treatment system can help loosen and strengthen some muscles but unlikely to entirely replace conventional treatment. >> it's not to be all and end all and couldn't just buy six robots and have no therapists or nobody to do the han