to take a tandem bike and this will exclude those of us who ride tandem bikes with sighted pilots to take a bike without blocking the entry way for people who need greater access. when bart needs to put in an electric outlet, lay some water pipes, it will consult with professionals to get this done. but either inside or outside of the organization. somehow, though, when it comes to the needs of the disability community, bart drops this professionalism. if there is any input at all, it is bart seeks it from folks who probably have a lot of experience riding battery and -- bart and give a lot of feedback but some of the accessibility designs going on in the new fleet of the future, really need the attention of the individuals, architects who know about accessibility and design, orientation and mobility specialist. we heard earlier that there were multiple phases prior to this final train phase that has gone on for the last few years that have to do with design. whenever were the professionals that know a thing or two about disabilities and access. bart despite being a huge agency appar

a lot of things can go wrong in a tandem skydive, but this one -- >> you wouldn't forget. >> how pulling a chute got him a shoe and something even weirder. plus, how to win a new ipad mini. and two dudes are constantly playing some tricks on each other. >> they do some dafteredly stuff. >> now the instant classic. >>> is that a fox? >> sweet, adorable little cries, that's a baby fox. an orphaned baby fox. >> is it hurting? >> luckily, a guy named bow and his wife were out dim hunting. they wandered upon this baby fox. at first wondering what in the world it was, but bow's wife is a veterinarian. this so, of course, sprang into action and if you look closely at this adorable little fox, she has a wound on her neck. looks like another animate gol bite out of her. >> she's so little. >> tiny. she's almost asking for help. she's coming toward the humans. >> i want to keep it. >> i know. >> even has nick wanting it. >> we're going to take you home. >> so bow's wife takes her jacket and is able to just pull this little fox into her arms look a little baby. >> it's okay. we'll get you something

. >>> a lot of things can go wrong in a tandem skydive but this one -- >> you wouldn't predict. >> how pulling a chute got him a shoe and then something really weird happened. >>> a gunman tries to hold up a mother/daughter duo. >> daughter says i am not giving up. >> see the high-caliber drama when the gun changes hands. it's a video getting big buzz. >> in the world of moms with young children. >> meet the busy lady who's telling it straight on youtube. >> want a new ipad mini. we have the buzzword. a guy goes down to the dock. >> check out what shows up? >> the odd ball visitor who can use drink. >> i think it's safe toit comesy occupational hazards, a tandem skydiving instructor there's probably a few, right? what you're about to see, one wouldn't predict. this is brian dun. he works for sydney sky diving. this is in sydney australia. you can see this jump going well. he's got this girl. as you watch this is kind of fun to watch the girl because she's controlling her breathing and not freaking out. finally pulls the chute. watch this. >> was that a shoe? >> yes. her shoe. watch it

the 12 parking is for the city rent a car use they park in tandem because one or two people move the cars >> i understand that but the staff report says 3. sir >> the draft motion in our packet is from september 19th hearing it if reflect all the technologically technical changes that's been handled at the staff level in the update level those changes will be made into the final motion in the condition is approved. >> the second question the community space room is if we take it for what it is a community room that will be available to the public? >> primarily that's available to the residents but. >> oh, okay. >> but the cc&r if the public can use it and that's an internal room. >> right. >> you pride the only assess through the residential lobby and i don't think the resident will like the public going through to go to a meeting they might be perfectly fine but it could cause

i told them i would take people on tandem base jumps and he asked if i could take dorothy. said i need to meet her and see if she is in good physical condition enough to do it. a couple of days later i went and visited her. she's so sharp. she was actually in really good shape for 102 years old. that's when i decided to go for it. >> i said, would you jump and i said, i don't see why not. as i said there's only two things that happen. i could either make it or i wouldn't and either way it didn't make any difference. >> reporter: june 2nd, 2013, sean and dorothy get suited up for their tandem jump from the middle of the bridge. >> i put her in full body armor, pad s made for motorcross just in case we jumped in to anything. i didn't want her to get hurt. >> cameras are positioned to capture every angle on sean's helmet, dorothy's hand and another base jumper who will jump alongside them. >> we had to have her climb over the rail which was going to be challenging. so we brought a ladder out. >> i climbed over the ladder and got over the railing on to this stand. >> then i jus

. >> you ride on a tandem bike with your training partner, who is 65 years old. your 60s and don't look a day over 21 by the way. how do you train? how often do you train? >> we train -- jack and i were train as often as we can. and since we have been riding together for so long, we know exactly what to do. >> i know you're also doing this to defy any labels of including being disabled, you want people to look at your journey and accomplishments and see a disabled man doing that. >> that's true. because i think for someone like me to get 30,000, 40,000 people biking with single bike tandem bikes and triple bike, it's a great inspiration to anyone because it can be done. >> absolutely. i actually have the official program guide, the fire borough bike tour, may 4th, 2014. i may have to get you to autograph it -- no, i'm going to keep it. sell it on ebay, i'm just kidding. you were born in trinidad and lived in the u.s. virgin island before coming to the mainland in '79. when someone said to you the first ride that you can do this, was there ever any doubt in your m

an acrobatic tandem performing an inspiring performance.spiring shaquille o'neal decided to try this in the studio himself. we are going to be working on this during the break. >> that's pretty good actually. >> yeah. we're going to have mike barnicle and bill kairns performing this later today. >> we have a great routine. we worked it out. he can do the rope thing. it's cool. >> but i don't want you to play the role of shaquille to mess up your jacket. >> so barnicle is going to be -- >> shaquille. yeah. >> okay. this isn't happening. >> we've been practicing. it will work. >> we have. but the degree of difficulty, my back hurt a bit. >> stop complaining and do the weather. >> next time we won't be in central park practicing either. it was 85 yesterday in central park. it was gorgeous. it was 85 in boston yesterday. if you are watching us in new england, today is going to be nothing like yesterday. it's a back door cold front. cool air off the atlantic. you're going to be in the 50s today in boston. so you went from summertime to right bac

they trade pretty much in tandem.ey're not and some estimates blame it on economic worries. >> are the markets now saying the feds are done easing and that the economy has to carry the ball and in that environment there is less margin for error, so small caps are going to struggle more until the economy shows signs of growth. >> reporter: among some of the harder hit are well known names like luxury auction house sotheby sotheby's, losing a quarter of its value in 2012 alone. and artic cap losing a third of its value. and arrow pospal cut in half. the latest market declines may have created an opportunity. and there is not as much fear that the selloff will have the ripple effects in the market. >> i'm encouraged that this has not spread to the broader market, doesn't look like it will, personally because we don't have the pharmaceutical catalyst to do that. >> the tug of war between the bulls and bears are continuing and for now the bulls are winning the battle. but small caps remain a key part of the market to keep

. >>> we begin this week's best of the "index" with a tandem skydive gone wrong. >> came off her footme in the face. >> again in slow-mo. >>> the story of ours you shared most this week was mine -- testing secret menu items at popular restaurants -- >> you want a quesarito? yeah, we'll have one of those. >> yes, that exists at chipotle, and so does the cotton candy frappucino at starbucks. >>> in pennsylvania, a bear scratched his back on a camera that's supposed to film him, and stole a donut from the trap that's supposed to trap him. cool bear. >>> meanwhile, in massachusetts, they're appealing to drivers in the vernacular. the translation apparently is, use your turn signal. >>> and finally, it's mother's day sunday. and here's a mama duck in dublin. will they follow her? >> oh! >> there they go. that was the "instant index." i'm nick watt. >>> and next, the superstar and loving son who called his mom the most valuable player, and made children of all ages think about their mom. mom is the person of the week. i got more advice than i knew what to do with. what i needed was informat

you to ultimately operate your community choice aggregation program and to utilize those funds in tandem with it. so we see those as linked in the regulator's minds, the decision to allow you to administer funds is linked to operating the community choice aggregation program. as we have had discussed before, marin energy authority before they implemented -- after they registered as a community choice aggregator, but before they implemented their first transactions under that program, also went to the cpuc and took advantage of the opportunity to access those funds. but they've launched their cca program and been operating since 2010. so we see those two activities as linked in the mind of the cpuc. >> great, thank you. i think the only other question i had if there has been any communication with shell energy since august of last year? and communication between the public utilities commission, energy enterprise and shell? >> we have communicated both formally and informally through theirs letters and i believe i alluded to that at the joint meeting that we had. if you would like me to pr

this point is making -- ande the treasury secretary president were in tandem on many of these issues, we did learn that the president was pushing for war to mastic items, and eisner said he cannot do any of that until there were more monetary solutions. guest: when you still president , and you getrk fed the dodd frank financial we form -- reform, he spearheaded that. he was very pragmatic and he took a look at what could be done, rather than looking very , were being very ambitious. and then he had the european crisis on his hands, and trying to convince europeans to take his approach of taking massive forced to kill the crisis. he expressed rotation that they were using cap measures -- frustration that they were using half measures. it has been pretty hard for the administration to get ideas through. some critics would say they have not had a lot of ideas or initiative. would say they have had a very uncooperative congress. or 2012, aside1 for the debt limit crisis, the last couple of years of his time in office was far less eventful than the first couple of years. host: when the de

that are in breech of the contract because they are completely ignoring the red light sometimes in tandem >> reporter:often you will have the i ain't stopping for nobody red light runners >> reporter:those scare me the most, >> reporter:then you have the inch out drivers, you know they inch out looing for a chance to jump into traffic never once noticing all the signs that they should stay put >> reporter:my all time favorite are the ones who sit there long enough to notice all the signs but then for what ever reason just can't wait for the light to change >> reporter:this intersection has pedestrian traffic bicycle traffic and sits at the bottom of blind hill which might explain why the no turn on red signs are there personally i think that that all signs should be made to look like smart phones then everyone will see them since that seem like the only thing that gets some drivers attention >> reporter:remember its no turn on red not go turn on red in sunnyvale, stanley roberts kron 4 news >> pam: scientists are sayin there's no sign of radiation on the west coast from the 20-11 japanese

. >> investigators say they believe two women, working in tandem were behind this theft and may be connectedo other purse snatchings. police say the suspects typically come into restaurants, don't order anything and are there a very short amount of time, then, moments later, innocent victims realizes -- >> her purse is missing. >> >> reporter: right now, investigators say they are hunting down surveillance video and credit card information and hope to release surveillance video of the suspects responsible very soon. >> >> we have new video, now from venetia where a child fell from a second story window tonight. but, she is expected to recover. it happened in the 400 block of brentwood job in a residential neighborhood off hastings drive. the three-year-old landed 15 feet below on the drive way and was air-lifted to children's hospital in oakland. the fire chief said he is expected to be okay. it's not clear how she fell out of the window. >> >> a pregnant woman sent to the hospital after being hit by a car. at the intersection of 18th and diamond street in the castro district. she was walkin

. >> investigators say they believe two women, working in tandem were behind this theft and may be connectedo other purse snatchings. police say the suspects typically come into restaurants, don't order anything and are there a very short amount of time, then, moments later, innocent victims realizes -- >> her purse is missing. >> >> reporter: right now, investigators say they are hunting down surveillance video and credit card information and hope to release surveillance video of the suspects responsible very soon. >> >> we have new video, now from venetia where a child fell from a second story window tonight. but, she is expected to recover. it happened in the 400 block of brentwood job in a residential neighborhood off hastings drive. the three-year-old landed 15 feet below on the drive way and was air-lifted to children's hospital in oakland. the fire chief said he is expected to be okay. it's not clear how she fell out of the window. >> >> a pregnant woman sent to the hospital after being hit by a car. at the intersection of 18th and diamond street in the castro district. she was walkin

>> in part, markets and people worked in tandem. poorer people and wealthier people alike. john: so it's so obvious to me, and you got it, why didn' your colleagues at think progress get it? >> they do. modern liberals and conservatives agree that markets are good and should have market systems. >> wait, i'm looking, you left think progress, but on the site, nine reasons why 2013 was not the best year in history. school closing, shutting the doors on black and hispanic students. college grads can't buy houses. the gender wage gap. women are being murdered at work. this is a different world view. >> there are lots of things that are still bad. fact that the world has gotten much better is not a reason to be complacent about things that are terrible. global climate change is catastrophic and dangerous. set that aside, celebrate the progress we've made, it's the greatest accomplishment in the past 200 years ofuman history. john: and shouldn't attack the free markets that brought us. >> regulating free markets in the way that we deal with the problems we have, including environ

. >> he did his training in a wind tunnel to balance then he moved on to a tandem jumping before goingk before free-fall they feel liberated. >> it is just the freedom you can move your body in a certain way. >> the feeling i have put a limit on myself a barrier that i could not cross. >> drop zones and wind tunnels are donating training and job time. >> he realized i can do that now there will be sees somebody to see joe and it will absolutely transition them i can do that. >> out of walter reed looking for other veterans he says skydiving is a confidence builder. >> what else is possible? fox news. ashley: great story kathryn. telling the associated press that the l.a. clippers owner has agreed to let his estranged wife initially sold the team in order to have a protracted fight. he was barred for life for making racist remarks. and a health warning tonight was the nation gears up for backyard parties food is nearly 7 tons of thomas recalled due to fears of hysteria of contamination from the target traditional forms of dance -- rand at this time no reports of illness but for all of t

recent ipos, facebook, amazon, linkedin, all of these names are falling in tandem with twitter. we are looking at another corporate name, you know the name, you watched this in stock, down again suffering from what you really have to talk about the einhorn affect. down 15% trading at 108.19. pushing to the downside right here. making remarks at the investors conference yesterday, not good for these guys. the founder says the health care company stocks could fall as much as 80% from the all-time highs that reached earlier this year. also, earnings season. we are nearing the close, believe it or not. still some big names coming out after the bell today. there you go, groupon, disney, tripadvisor, whole foods, activision. and about ahead of the earnings reports, all bets are off. all of those stocks to the downside as you can see. i will be here with david asman for after the bell, but as we moved to the closing bell, we are following something phenomenal to watch. the auto industry, fiat chrysler unavailing ambitious powerhouse in five years this is a newly merged car company pled

provide the speakers and then provided money for the umbrella organization for all those working in tandemyou have that with the campaign sometimes but not so much on issues that are central to labor. >> that they have lost the feeling of solidarity. >> issues like gun control to recognize the uniqueness of the moment. so violent and anti-aesthetical. >> it has been like that 200 years. >> i know. but just to explain why people are willing to come together maybe if not today but i don't know if anything reaches that level it is important that the moment when the country decided this is the most important issue in america history we have to do something. >> anything you like to read from your book? >> there is one passage that nicely captures a and is very short of what we are talking about when the movement when national and the idea something has to be done something that americans could get behind so the first chapter deals with hall even at the beginning of 63 with a great year for progress things were down. not a lot of hope. kennedy was not making things happen the country was still c

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pressure system of grain to move our way which will fuel an upper level system that will work in tandem to bring us showers. it will be very wet for the next few days. today we are in the mid '50s by 5:00 p.m.. official high is 58. mar 53. saturday we try out. >> crash at gulf and barrington's still in place that have not been able to clear it yet. speaking of not being able to clear it up, everything on 41 in shut down just like yesterday from 1372622 guy standing water. all their grain that came down still causing big problems. they don't expect this to start to receive until later. expect to see it more detours and more orange cones at a big headache if you're trying to get through. more details in a few minutes. >>smoke at the elgin air traffic control center brought all air travel to a stop at o'hare and midway airports. it's better now, but there may be lingering delays. nancy loo is live at o'hare with more. >> good morning. things are moving again behind me people waiting in the security laurin. a lot have done a lot of waiting already. yesterday over 1000 flights were canceled

he moved on to tandem jumping before going solo. these wounded warriors can't walk but during free fall they feel liberated from their wounds. >> it does like the -- it's like the freedom of movement out there. >> it's silly that i put a limit on myself. i totally like put a barrier that i couldn't cross and then i ended up crossing it. >> drop zones and wind tunnels in arizona, texas and north carolina are donating time. >> there will be somebody that sees joe skydiving on these videos and will absolutely transition them to thinking i can do that. >> joe is out of walter reed and looking for other vets in the washington, d.c. area. >>> a judge has okayed the force feeding of a guantanamo bay detainee on a hunger strike. it is said he could die if the feeding could not happen. it is unwilling to meet his terms. the prisoner's lawyer says he can be fed at a hospital. >> russian leader vladimir putin says he would recognize the results of ukraine's election this week but does it mean it and what else is he saying? we'll ask the panel

the rear tandems went off the trailer like a frisbee.tuff going everywhere. >> the massive collision is caught on camera by benjamin, who also videotapes trains as a hobby. he inherited his love of trains from his father who, in turn, got it from his dad. >> when i was small, my father and grandfather would take me to the train tracks in greensboro and once he started getting a little bigger and we started going outside the tracks and watching trains and he got interested and started taking pictures of them. >> on the day of the collision, father and son head to one of their favorite spots to train watch. a railroad crossing by a recycling transfer station. while dad waits in the car, the young train buff walks to the other side of the tracks and starts recording a tractor-trailer that stops right in the middle of the crossing. as the gates start to close, he quickly realizes he, too, is in danger. he makes a split second decision to run to a safer location. >> i noticed that there was about to be a bad day so i took off running with my

president barack obama says his policy is might doing right, a strong military working in tandem with diplomacy. he spoke to candidates at the u.s. military academy defending his leadership on the world stage. jim accosta has the details. >> reporter: it was a 45 minute lecture on the obama doctrine. he laid out his leadership. >> because we have the best hammer doesn't mean every problem is a nail. >> reporter: talking about the two wars all while killing mr. bin laden, he talked about being too hesitant and reminded them of the lessons of going alone. >> so far some of our most costly mistakes came from not restraint but going it alone. >> reporter: he's proposing a $5 billion fine for counter terrorism and more assistance in syria's civil war but he was assured on details. >> i will work up for those in syrian opposition who offer the best opposition to dictators. >> reporter: he argues it's the syrian policy that's at fault. >> telling the world they had crossed the red line, that's what the president said and then didn't do it, it reverberated throughout the entire world. we are

take a look at shares of toyota versus general motors, generally moving in tandem with each other.ng to know, when you look at the japanese auto makers verse gm and the others, they have half the number of suppliers of gm and ford and chrysler that's why there's more issues for the big three than the japanese auto makers don't forget to tune in sunday night for cnbc's special record called "failure to recall, investigating gm." sunday may 18th at 10:00 p.m. >>> the gold market had a bit under it, tyler. as prices go into the close, a bit of a bit, up $8 on the gold market, silver is up better than 2%, as is copper, so those are the two leaders of the pack, and palladium is up almost a full%, so there is some action in the metals markets today. the nasdaq has been of the three major indices the biggest percentage womener today. let's go back to seema mody. >> hey, sue respect that's right, we are seeing this resurgence in the tech sector. that's what's-the nasdaq outperform. of course, the big question s. does this set the tone for what to expect later this week, a flurry of -- so t

she crossed it off with a 10,000-foot tandem jump there. she says she doubts she'll ever do it again. nice landing but once was enough. how much fun was that? there you go, grandma, the play of the day. she looks a little tired. >>> for the runners the bay to breakers is a giant mobile street party but neighbors complain about the crowds, noise and of course the big mess left behind. this year organizers prove they were paying attention. >> kpix 5 reporter john ramos shows the path to the bay to bridgers never did run smoothly. >> reporter: this was it, the year it was going to straighten up and go according to plan. which is why the race started 25 minutes late. >> a few delays in some equipment. we wanted to make sure it was in place prior to the race starting. for the safety of the race. >> reporter: organizers were all about safety this year. so runners were herded on to side streets in what they called corrals. and when the race finally did start, if you missed it that is ok. because they started it again. and again. every time a new c

kind of umbrella organizing that was done in washington to picture all these groups are working in tandem. we have that sometimes today but not nearly -- you have been around campaigns sometime. circa there's labor organizing around campaigns that no so much on issues outside ones that are particularly central to labor. >> i think they've also lost the sense, the feeling of solidarity. >> i think that's right. it's also, as important as issues like gun control are today, it's also i think important to recognize the uniqueness of that moment. the jim crow system and races in the south was so obviously, so violent and so anti-antithetical -- >> it's been like that for 200 years. >> i know, and -- but, you know, just to explain why people are willing to come together on that and maybe it doesn't happen today is, the moral urgency of the moment. you know, i don't know but i just don't know if anything today quite reaches that level. there's a lot of things that are very important but it was kind of a brief moment when a large section of this country decided this is the most important issue in

as it works in tandem with the nigerian government. >> those are fair questions and fair concerns, alexbut i will say the president's directed us do everything we can, not only in this instance, to help free -- find and free the girls and bring them home safely but identified the broader issue, this is not just nigerian problem. we're very concerned that boko haram is expandingite brutal acts and brutal act ticks across borders into cameroon and other areas. what we need to do and what he's pressed to do, what we are doing, together with international partner, i've been in touch with counterparts in the uk and france, we've got to pool our resources, pool our expertise and work cooperatively to help assist the nigerian government and neighboring countries who are feeling the effects of this brutal group. assistant to the president for homelandmonaco, thank you for your thoughts. >> a week after the horrifying botched execution, a major announcement about a death row inmate. details next. >> time for the "your business" entrepreneur of the week. with the help of her children, jenny doan

you can go tandem or if you really want to get into it, we will have you out here for a field trip inified. >> i'm covering my eyes is watching the video, not sure if you can pull that off areas. >> i am such a scaredy-cat with heights. tell me about your company and how you plug into all of this two i think it's interesting to find out. another west coast is a very different place. the pacific northwest is so different. kids are doing all of these different individual sports. what does your company do? >> we represent athletes and brands and events that are unique to the northwest. i have been here for 15 years. gerri: thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. gerri: still to come, my "two cents more". in tribeca is one of manhattan's hottest areas. the brand-new 36 million-dollar penthouse. you have to see it to believe it. up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people while investing billions improving everyt

. >> you see from the video that the tractor-trailer steers right, which causes the double tandem trailersff the wall and went right around us. had that wall not been there, they would have taken out everybody around. it was just luck. just luck. >> the tractor-trailer comes to a halt. in his crushed car, ron powell is stunned to find he's still alive. >> i was over on the shoulder facing the wrong way, facing the opposite way. my face is bleeding really heavy and i was just, uh, what just happened? >> the driver of the semi gets out of his truck and approaches ron. >> he was actually the first guy to my car. he was like are you okay, man? i was like yeah, i think so. he's like man, i'm glad you're alive. i was like, me, too. >> not until after the crash did the officers realize ron powell's car is there. it's completely mangled. >> everybody's running up to me with flashlights and they were talking about potentially fatal, potentially fatal on the intercoms. i know what that means. i thought something was going -- i had to start touching myself like okay, i can wiggle my toes, wiggle my f

come ashore and do a half mile run to then eventually get on their tandem bike for an 18-mile ride through the city and then tethered again for the final eight-mile run. curious, when y competing with each other, how much of this is second nature and how much is communication? >> well, there's -- we've been doing it -- >> a number of years. >> we've done probably a dozen races together and we communicate as much as we need to. there's sort of, there's a level of communication you have to have and then enjoying the race and experiencing it together, which is a good thing, too. >> brian, do you find yourself relying more on merik or him more on you? >> i would like to think it's 50/50. >> aspects of the race i need help in and aspects of the race he needs help innkeeping each other's spirits up and making it a fun day. >> you said something interesting about watching the project doing this. what do you hope they'll do as far as getting other people involved? >> what they're doing out there makes it hard on the sidelines to make excuses why they're not doing it, as well. >> all right, guys, t