you've never seen a wheelchair quite like this one. chuck dyer is hoping to find a cure for spinal cord injuries. he was paralyzed in a motocross accident 11 years ago. to raise awareness, he hand built a motorized wheelchair and set out from california five weeks ago. the chair goes along at 55 miles an hour. needless to say, he gets a lot of looks from motorists and a few questions from police. >> i built this gas powered wheelchair, and i decided that i would go do something for spinal cord research. something i've never done anything like this before and just kind of jumped into it. didn't know what i was doing, learned a lot on the road. >> for him, dyerson says he hopes to get the attention of members of congress and the president before he leaves d.c. that's quite a machine. >> kind of cool with the engine on there. 4:52 is your time right now. tom kierein is here with a look at the forecast today. going to start out okay and get a little ugly. >>> yeah, indeed. for all the picnics and parades for the daylight hours, i think we'

>> guest: sure, i have friends in wheelchairs. c-span: and do they agree with you? >> guest: no, they don't. the plight of someone in a wheelchair is a plight of daily indignities as you try to get from place to place, where a 6-inch curb might as well be a high wall, and for that reason i think having disabled access laws is a very good thing. my gripe is not with regulations as such. it's how we do it. what's happened in america is that we've created these techniques of regulation that make it so that americans are being driven crazy. look at the last election, across the board, rights only being one of those new techniques. again, democracy is not about rights. rights are freedoms in the bill of rights. democracy is about compromise, and when government hands out an open-ended right to someone, anyone, it loses its capacity to compromise or balance the situation as it occurs. c-span: in the back you say you use pseudonyms, jane o'reilly and john nesbit. why did you pick those two names and what do they represent? >> guest: the names are completely arbitrary, and

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of course, you've never seen a wheelchair quite like this one.had dyerson is hoping to help find a cure for spinal cord injuries. he was paralyzed in a motocross accident 11 years ago. to raise awareness, he hand built a motorized wheelchair and set out from southern california five weeks ago. that chair goes 55 miles an hour. needless to say, he gets a lot of look from motorists and questions from police. >> i built this gas powered wheelchair, and i decided that i should go do something for spinal cord research. i've never done anything like this before and just kind of jumped into it. didn't know what i was doing, learned a lot on the road. >> diyerson says he hopes to ge the attention of congress and the p before he leaves. >> nice looking wheelchair. >>> the time is 6:27. the freak accident that killed a consumers today have a legitimate concern about the chicken they eat. they want to know more about how they were raised, what they were fed. we spend a lot of time on the feed because a chicken is what it eats. [ jim ] this seal verifies we

there are wheelchairs on site. >> i don't have to get my shirt all wet. can put him in a wheelchair and roll him around. >> reporter: christy rob's 3- year-old son miles is worn out. it's their first time here. >> he's able to be in the water and around other kids and try to be a normal kid. >> reporter: for safety there's no standing water and the park is free. >> whether they have different therapies and doctor appointments or taking care of the child, they can have some type to play. >> reporter: this sprayground cost $1 million, but it was worth every dime invested. >> i think joey is ar

ofcourse, you've never seen a wheelchair quite like this one. ted dyerson is hoping to find a cure for spinal cord injuries. to raise awareness, he hand built a motorized wheelchair and set out from california five weeks ago. the chair goes 55 miles an hour. he needs a helmet for that thing. needless to say, he gets a lot of look from motorists and questions from police. >> i built this gas powered wheelchair, and i decided that i would go do something for spinal cord research. something i've never done anything like this before and just kind of jumped into it. didn't know what i was doing. learned a lot on the road. >> dyerson says he hopes to get the attention of members of congress and the president before leaving d.c. >>> a lot of hot days to come this summer. you might run into a problem that will turn up the heat anymore unless you take steps to keep you cool. that is, maintaining your air conditioner. what are some of the ways to keep it running. one way is to keep plants and bushes away from the outside air conditioner unit. >> you end u

claiming to have a back injury, she arrives in a wheelchair. >> okay, here we go. he's checking her out. checking her shoes. she's moving those legs pretty well. i don't know what we're anticipating on the visit. we've heard anything from tobacco to cell phones to cocaine, marijuana. >> she's refusing to get out of the chair. >> unable to complete their patdown, officers follow prison policy and turn brandy away, throwing a wrench in whelan's plan for a bust. >> that lady in the wheelchair, go ahead and let her come on and visit. we think she has something on her. we have someone in the guard hall in case she tries to pass it. go ahead and tell her the visit is approved. tell her the shift supervisor said it was okay. thanks. now, if the information is right, she's supposed to pass something on this visit. if not, i'm going to sit here and watch about a two-hour-long visit for nothing. okay, here we go. she's going to be visiting right in that area. the offender is in a booth right on the other side of that wall. he's already been brought down from idu. >> as the v

. >> one woman needed a wheelchair. >> we were able to get her into a wheelchair and we picked it up and airlifted her out. we were able to get her out. >> everyone got out of the building without injury. >> we saw the flames coming out quite high, as high as the trees were. we came down and there were people wandering around in their underwear barefoot and just looking completely lost. >> 13 residents have been displaced at this point. there are no reports of injuries to fire personnel. >> the contra costa county fire mar sal said they were helped into the advance and taken to a red cross shelter nearby. the fire marshal said the apartment building has functioning smoke alarms, but it only has fire sprinklers on the first floor that houses the garages. he says the investigators have determined the cause of the fire and the origin of the fire. it happened in the apartment of the woman who was screaming for help they are now ruling this fire as an accident. in walnut creek, thomas roman, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> three new suspects are facing charges tonight for the beating of gian

i can roll him around in a wheelchair because he doesn't walk. he is able to be in the water and around other kids and kind of just be a normal kid. >> reporter: for safety, there is no standing water and the park is free. >> whether one parent has to stay home for the child to take care of the child or whether they have a therapy or doctor's appointment, it all can be draining on the pocketbook. >> reporter: the spray ground itself cost a million dollars. for the pisanos it is worth every dime. >> i think we've seen joey's smile in the smile of we have one of these kids around here. >> reporter: they are splashing around enjoying life just like joey did. >>> it was a dangerous day at the beach for one little girl. ahead in our next half hour, what happened when she was standing in just three feet of water. >>> sherry is following our top story for us this morning. >> reporter: a 4-year-old is shot on the playground. police say the shooter is a 5- year-old boy. how did he get that gun? police are trying to find out. the details coming up. [ man ]

that opens up and this whole area is perfect for a wheelchair to go in and there are wheelchairs on site i can put them in a wheelchair and roll them around. >> reporter: christy's 3-year- old son miles is worn out. it's their first time here. >> and he's able to, you know, be in the water andard other kids and kind of be a normal kid. >> reporter: for safety, there is no standing water and the park is free. >> whether one parent has to stay home to take care of the child or whether they have therapies and doctor's a pointments, it can do -- and on that pocketbook. >> reporter: the playground cost $1 million for them, worth every dime and every moment invested. >> i think we see everyone smiling. >> i they're sparking -- splashing around and enjoying lifelike joey did. in fairfax county, beth parker,

if you are in a wheelchair, a shower curtain would be a barrier. thinking about the door to the bathroom. you want to have a nice, white door. 3 feet would be very nice. even a little bit larger bathrooms are you could maneuver in it would be helpful. >> let's look at some six. we got an e-mail from some of who watches us online who had a question about whether or not there are any downside to getting one of these vessels sinks, one of the six that sits on top of the counter. >> that is one of the reasons i like j.c. plumbing. they have a great selection, and i can make my point. let's compare these two six. this is a bowl shape, and this is a ceramic that comes straight down. the disadvantage of this -- and it is very beautiful and makes quite a statement -- and i alluded to this before. it is about cleaning this, and coming year. getting down here, that is difficult to do, so that is going to be more difficult to clean. this is a good one. again, clean lines that come straight down. there is no difficulty cleaning that. >> would someone call that

he was able to get around using his wheelchair. thanks to the generosity of strangers jack is mobile again. a couple found out about the crime and gave jack a new wheelchair that belonged to their dog who had passed away. to replace the chair would have cost as much as $600. good for jack. 6:54. if you wanted to get a taste of jupiter now is a chance. a train releasing its first wine name affidavit their popular song from 2001, drops of jupiter. the wine is on sale at the band's website. you can get it under $10. the band plans to donate part of the proceeds to the family house in san francisco, a place that offers help for families with children treated for serious illness. >> good news for fans of adele across the bay area. ♪ we now know when she'll be back in the bay area. adele had to cancel a lot of concerts because she was sick. now they are all back on. adele will be at berkeley's greek theater on august 14, all tickets from the canceled june 4th performance at the warfield and the greek theater will be honored. show time is

police say a man used a wheelchair as part of his disguise when robbing a bank in phoenix.pect pulling a gun. after the robbery reportedly leaving that wheelchair behind as he took off on foot: louisiana. bones that reno investigators found in an old sealed off bank chimney solving a 27-year-old missing persons case southwest of baton rouge. police say they are the remains of a 22-year-old wanted at the time for possessing a stolen car. cops say they suspect no foul play and that the case is closed. texas, a judge shutting down an establishment that dallas police call a sex club. the man who ran the place claims it's a religious ministry but undercover cops say they witnessed strippers, pornography and much more and that's a fox watch across america. >> when the begin towers crumbled in the attacks of 9/11, heros were born. a group of brave americans ran towards the wreckage to search for survivors. some of those responders say their work at that site on those days left them with a deadly disease. now another hurdle in their effort to get help from the government. think the

you have never seen a wheelchair quite like this one.ping to help find a cure important spinal cord injuries. he was paralyzed in a motocross accident. he set out through southern california five weeks ago. that chair goes 55 miles an hour. needless to say he gets a lot of looks from other motorists and questions from police. >> i built this wheelchair and i decided that i would go do something for spinal cord research. something i have never done anything like this before. and just kind of jumped into it. didn't know what i was doing. learned a lot on the road. >> reporter: he says he hopes to get the attention of members of congress and the president before leaving d.c. >> get a helmet or windscreen or something. >>> still ahead, why the first lady, michelle obama, may public warming up her arm and working on her aim today. >>> neighborhood pride. new children's book that [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable, and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet an

and their inspiring show shows anyone can be a dancer everyone in a wheelchair.jana katsuyama, is at the international airport where that team will be arrived tonight. >> reporter: already it hasn't been only a couple of hours but they are still becoming a pretty big hit right now online both on facebook and twitter. on a show where some contestants think they can dance, rodney bell and santry showed they know how to put emotion into motion. for three he mesmerizing minutes they put on a duet. together with and without disabilities. >> we got together as an experiment to see what kind of dance we could make. >> reporter: a blessing for bonnie who dreamed to dance as a child until an accident at 15. >> i wanted to go to broadway when i grew up. then i had a dune buggy accident and i broke my neck. >> reporter: now it's one of the only dance companies that integrate disabled dancers. just minutes after the show air, twitts and facebook messages starting coming in. they say it was an amazing honor. bell tells me he also hopes that this will encourage other people wi

wheelchair bound florida woman says that she had to stand up for ten minutes in one of these porno scanners while the pattern down very early and a woman in seattle said that she was pulled aside for a pat down of her curly hair before going through the porno scanner so how much do we have to and then donald rumsfeld today that's i was the head. of the press all the pictures of him getting patted down this guy this guy says other than there was actually a code pink citizen's arrest right well obviously this is something that actually probably is responsible for more deaths than outside and that's insulated he looks gallus in the not much more detail going to town is where i always say that before we say the roads he has a security theater is not making us safer although it is making michael chertoff a millionaire look i am happy that if you all want to get patted down and the scanner told me a much easier path for me to get through the airport scanners obviously these ridiculous things where they're patting down ninety four year old women are absurd i'm sort of a cancer goes through with th

so much foot traffic that there is no room for a wheelchair or walker to go by. >> san francisco is a lively street life, it can be an issue with people with visual disabilities as well. they have these diverting barriers on other side of this tables and chairs area. if people can find thraeur way around it without getting tangled up, it is still fully accessible. >> we don't want anything special. we want people to basically adhere to the regulations and laws as they are on the books now. people can also, just be cognizant if they have stuff on the street, they thaoed to have 48 inches so we can pass, think outside your own spectrum of yourself that there are other people you need to share the sidewalk with. we will all get along better. >> although san francisco is a hilly place for a whraoel chair user, we seem to be better at most. that doesn't mean we can't continue to improve upon ourselves. >> the public has a clear are -- of travel. we can't be every to make sure that is the place. we have to rely on the place. call 311. give them your name. that goes into a data base. >> it i

the shepherd-lab mix had beenn using the wheelchair to get around. his family didn't believe anybody could be so cruel cruel. someone who heard about jack's plight donated a new wheelchair. >> i think that's a good idea. >>> taking a look at your weather right now, we do have severe storms with hail and high winds around the mid-atlantic. kentucky and tennessee as well. showers and thunderstorms in the northeast. and also upper midwest. stormy in the dakotas and northern rockies and thunderstorms in the four corners region, veg gas and california. >> 92 in sacramento. a cool 67 in seattle. 83 in boise. 80s from minneapolis to kansas city. 103 in dallas. 93 in new orleans. new york climbs to 84 and boston 75. >>> even i have to say this. it's the end of a magical era for millions of muggles. >> i went in there and changed your script. >> who wrote this? >> thousands of harry potter fans from around the world massed in london last night for the premiere of the final film in the series. stars included leads daniel radcliffe, emma watson, rupert grint an

the victim, his father, who is wheelchair-bound. >> he could not walk so he was always inside. >> this woman works for the neighbors across the street. she asked that we not show her face. she and other neighbors who would speak off-camera are shocked by what happened. they say what happened is a tragedy. casey and his father were home alone last night. >> he has killed his father. >> everyone was used to seeing him in the neighborhood walking the family dog. his mother and brother were out during the community fireworks show. around 10:00, police received a 911 call about a break-in at the home. >> when we arrived we determined that no break-in had occurred and that the person who called us had killed someone. >> the person who called, according to police was casey. casey took them to his father's body. he had been stabbed repeatedly and was dead at the scene. >> we would not have thought something like this would happen in this neighborhood. >> he was arrested on the spot right here at the home last night. he is in jail right now under no bond. police at this point say they do not ha

and their inspiring show shows anyone can be a dancer everyone in a wheelchair.atsuyama, is at the international airport where that team will be arrived tonight. >> reporter: already it hasn't been only a couple of hours but they are still becoming a pretty big hit right now online both on facebook and twitter. on a show where some contestants think they can dance, rodney bell and santry showed they know how to put emotion into motion. for three he mesmerizing minutes they put on a duet. together with and without disabilities. >> we got together as an experiment to see what kind of dance we could make. >> reporter: a blessing for bonnie who dreamed to dance as a child until an accident at 15. >> i wanted to go to broadway when i grew up. then i had a dune buggy accident and i broke my neck. >> reporter: now it's one of the only dance companies that integrate disabled dancers. just minutes after the show air, twitts and facebook messages starting coming in. they say it was an amazing honor. bell tells me he also hopes that this will encourage other people with dis

on tuesday turning up in a rally in front ofal qaddafi, that's him in the wheelchair looking like helen thomas. the man convicted in the downing of pan am flight 103 that killed 270 people returned to a hero's welcome in libya after being released from a scottish jail after being diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer. he was supposed to live only a few months. as britain's foreign secretary notes, that medical advice was, quote, pretty worthless. in a press conference, hague added -- jill i think the appearance of al-megrahi on television screens is a further reminder that a great mistake was made. >> yeah, that's true. it is enough to make a depressed kitten in a bucket even more depressed. >> shouldn't the west go in there and take him out? >> he got two ugly birds in one stone. basically he is out there because they assumed that we gave up on it, right? >> well, yeah. i mean, first of all i think the clip that shows why william hague was never the prime minister of england. but there was a lot of talk when ma grough he was released. there were some scenes related to oil. there was

. >> reporter: one woman needed a wheelchair. >> we were able to get her into a wheelchair and airlifted her out, over the gravel and able to get her out. >> everybody got out of the building without injury. >> we saw the flames coming up high as the trees. we came down here and there were old people wandering around barefoot looking completely lost. >> 13 residents have been displaced. we have no reports of injuries to fire personnel or the residents. >> reporter: contra costa fire marshal marshal says all 13 residents were taken on by van to a red cross shelter. >> fire investigators have determined that the fire begin in a woman's apartment. they are ruling the fire an accident. >> new developments in the bryan stow beating case. two men are expected to be arrested on felony charges on the attack. the original suspect had nothing to do with it. lisa amin gulezian explains how police found the new suspects. >> the process worked that one individual has been exonerated. the two others have charges filed against them. >> los angeles city leaders patted themselves on the back while admitt

the officers lifted her out of her wheelchair, helped her stand in the scanner. then said she would need to be patted down. her daughter marian malone was with her. >> i asked, i said, why are you doing this? and the woman was very polite and said, i don't know. maybe the scanner detected something, or maybe she moved. she said it would be in-depth. she started the pat down and at that point she asked mom to spread her legs. mom stood there with her legs spread. and she checked every place thoroughly. >> you know, all her body. you know. her crotch and her breasts and everything else. >> reporter: joe, her son, believes security w wt too far. the daughter says the officers were polite, but they could have done more to protect peterson's privacy, by patting town those private parts away from the public. >> to me, i can't understand with all the people in an airport why they would pick out some little old lady. >> reporter: marian is all for security, butor those she says who might actually pose a threat. >> this is really tough to decide. >> it is. >> because at t

young [laughter] athlete, who got a little drunk one night slipped and fell [laughter] was in a wheelchairor a while, but got back on his feet and now, he holds a world record in running down stairs past fires. [laughter] plus, he'd really help our relations with china. after all, his name is ped xing. [laughter] i gotta say, folks, the only knock on this guy, other than his head not being attached to his body, is that republicans don't need another candidate who spends a suspicious amount of time hanging around mens' rooms. [laughter] let's go in 2012. of course, the big story continues to be my summer concert series: [take: ots: stephest logo] stephest colbchella o-leven, the greatest journalist-hosted summer concert series since greta van halen week. a lot of great bands, the headliner, of course, is dr. pepper, my corporate sponsor. last night's kickoff was a huge success, but i want to apologize for using this t-shirt cannon to fire dr. pepper cans into the audience. [laughter] to those in the first three rows last night, let me just say-- and i mean this sincerely --by entering my st

calling for every airline to report the fees they charge and also the number of checked baggage and wheelchairs. airlines receive $3.35 billion from baggage fees and $2 billion for reservation change fees in the year 2010 without paying any federal tax on them. revenues of onboard sales of drinks and pillows were non-taxed. airlines report more specific information about those fees and can make ticket pricing more transparent. >> we have more airline delays at sfo. >> we need to get used to them eventually. still about an hour and a half last time i checked. here at reason why, clouds hanging around but not everywhere. warmer weather on the way for your forecast. >> and a long distance phone call. what the commander in chief had to say to the astronauts. >>> mr. president you are talking to the crew of the space shuttle atlantis. >> that is funny because i was down for pizza. [ laughter ] >> crew of nasa's last mission. they are scheduled to return to earth on thursday. and one of atlantis astronauts, they had another computer failure and they switched to another computer and were able to go ba

it's been altered to fit better now she is in a wheelchair. she was at bachelorette when a bridesmaid pushed her into swimming pool and instantly paralyzed from the chest down. >> straight out, i am not going to walk. i broke my neck. >> a year later, rachel will head down the aisle. she doesn't have any bad feelings for the bridesmaid who will be at the wedding. >> that is beautiful. >> princess catherine's dress, will be at buckingham palace it it be centerpiece of a tour. visitors will be allowed a few feet of the dress to to see all the details. >> just ahead, friday's perfect pet. >> mike will be back to introduce us to milo next.  >>> today at 4:00 and 5:00, five uses for a tablet computer. what they can let you do that other computers cannot. it is sentencing today for online stalker to that sent nude photos of women. >> back here with a couple friends. >> and from the humane society. nice to see you again. >> thank you and nice to see milo. going kreas a minute ago. >> he has white tip. he is a mix

. >> one woman needed a wheelchair. >> we were able to get her into her wheelchair and picked it up and kind of airlifted her out, carried her up the a stairs and over the gravel and were able to get her out. >> everything got out without injury. she is a neighbor. >> we saw the flames coming out quite high over the trees. we came down here and there were old people wandering around in their underwear barefoot just look completely lost. >> thirteen residents have been displaced. at this point we have no reports of injuries to fire personnel or to residents. >> all 13 were helped into the vans and taken to a red cross shelter nearby. fire investigators have determined the fire began in the apartment of the woman that johnathan caldwell first heard screaming for help. they are ruling the fire an accident. in walnut creek, abc7 news. >>> two men are expected to be arraigned on monday on felony charges related to the march 31st breath of giants -- beating a giants fan brian stow at dodger stadium. the original suspect police say now was not involved. we explain how police found the new susp

then when they got a new train wagon, they got a fixed area we could have wheelchair's and trams, and to have your bicycle less well. -- and you could have your bicycle as well. i think it is working perfectly well. now they see the cyclists as their customers. and that is a big change, because before they were the enemy. >> the situation in the netherlands is completely different. cyclists are not encouraged to take their bikes on public transport. it is especially forbidden to have normal bikes and rush hour. the reason is because of 4% of the clients of public transport of trains, by bike. what they provide for our enough bicycle parking and the possibility to take a bite from the station to where you want to go -- and the possibility to take a bicycle from the station to where you want to go to with a public transport bicycle. they say, we do not want to take the bike on the train, only for recreational purposes. on sunday, it is quite easy to take your bike. outside, it is only folding box and a provide enough bike parking. >> the public transport bicycle at the end of the trip,

lady, and she said, i can't, my mom's in a wheelchair.oblem, you get out, we'll get your mom. we were able to get her into her chair. i grabbed a back, he grabbed the front. and they air lifted her out. >> 35 firefighters from the contra costa department kept the fire from spreading to trees and neighboring units as well. >>> a letter carrier really delivered this week. we're not just talking about the mail. denny managed to call 911, put out a kitchen fire and keep it from spreading to other people living in a townhouse complex. a babysitter and two children met him outside the front door as the fire broke out. he quickly grabbed a garden hose but it was too short, so he found a second hose, linked them together and crouched on the floor to spray the fire and avoid getting burned. once it was over, he finished his route, just like any other day. nice. >>> an east bay congressman wants to hear from you this morning. pete stark will hold two town hall meetings today. he will likely talk about the debt limit negotiations and how they may im

wheelchair assault case speaking of which tonight i'm on my way to the con raiser for the d.c. coalition of police the police will join me from eight to eleven thirty at the arias restaurant and lounge for eight or nine georgia avenue northwest hope to see their check out our website address of the mad out crowd to find me on facebook and twitter as always you can email me out of an adverse of the man or perhaps broadcast live that airs in our two dot com slash usa and on you tube this is out of focus from the city that never tells the truth of there in. a time or even here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. i'll go yankee go home yankee go home go oh me. go home. and they always forcing someone on so close but don't really go turn more of the. just. as it was not. that i was a member of the green party and martin douras successor to martin was. something that was seen friends we've seen a lot while filming the show. they don't sauce but a bird has never flown into the room before. the sound that the singer was the i think is there an exp

it's been altered to fit better now she is in a wheelchair. she was at bachelorette when a bridesmaid pushed her into swimming pool and instantly paralyzed from the chest down. >> straight out, i am not going to walk. i broke my neck. >> a year later, rachel will head down the aisle. she doesn't have any bad feelings for the bridesmaid who will be at the wedding. >> that is beautiful. >> princess catherine's dress, will be at buckingham palace it it be centerpiece of a tour. visitors will be allowed a few feet of the dress to to see all the details. >> just ahead, friday's perfect pet. >> mike will be back to introduce us to milo next.itçiui u >>> today at 4:00 and 5:00, five uses for a tablet computer. what they can let you do that other computers cannot. it is sentencing today for online stalker to that sent nude photos of women. >> back here with a couple friends. >> and from the humane society. nice to see you again. >> thank you and nice to see milo. going kreas a minute ago. >> he has white tip. he is a mix and he has wonderful energy bu

calling for every airline to report the fees they charge and also the number of checked baggage and wheelchairsrlines receive $3.35 billion from baggage fees and $2 billion for reservation change fees in the year 2010 without paying any federal tax on them. revenues of onboard sales of drinks and pillows were non-taxed. airlines report more specific information about those fees and can make ticket pricing more transparent. >> we have more airline delays at sfo. >> we need to get used to them eventually. still about an hour and a half last time i checked. here at reason why, clouds hanging around but not everywhere. warmer weather on the way for your forecast. >> and a long distance phone call. what the commander in chief had what the commander in chief had to say to the astronauts. empty nest, new kitchen, new us? who are we? chic, modern, daring dinner-party hosts. that sounds dangerous, maybe we're more the tradiotional sunday brunch set? i'll expect slippers and a cocktail to be ready when i get home from work. point taken. how about... peaceful, quiet cottage in the country folk? now that's

. >> one woman needed a wheelchair. >> we were able to get her into her wheelchair and picked it up and kind of airlifted her out, carried her up the a stairs and over the gravel and were able to get her out. >> everything got out without injury. she is a neighbor. >> we saw the flames coming out quite high over the trees. we came down here and there were old people wandering around in their underwear barefoot just look completely lost. >> thirteen residents have been displaced. at this point we have no reports of injuries to fire personnel or to residents. >> all 13 were helped into the advance and taken to a red cross shelter nearby. fire investigators have determined the fire began in the apartment of the woman that johnathan caldwell first heard screaming for help. they are ruling the fire an accident. abc7 news. >>> two men are expected to be arraigned on monday on felony charges related to the march 31st breath of giants fan brian stow at dodger stayed jump. the original suspect police say now was not involved. we explain how police found the new suspects. >> the process worked. o

her mother confined to a wheelchair was consoled bid her husband. they never spoke. today, in the same park, a shrine of sorts is taking shape. cand candles, stuffed animals and moments for the missing 11-year-old. this afternoon, a friend spoke for the familyfamily. >> this is a young goirl who is afraid an needs to be home with her family and her friends. we are pleading with anyone that has any anything to please contact the police. >> reporter: nearly 100 law enforcement officers are now on the case, including the fbi. not just agents, experts in ductions. >> i mentioned yesterday the fbi has deployed its child abduction rapid deployment team. we are using advance techniques from aviation to canines and the like and we are hopeful that a positive outcome could still result. >> reporter: it has been three full day of searching, but the mystery has only deepened. it seems celina's home has become the focus of the investigation. tonight, the family home looks like a crime scene. in cases like this,, missing persons cases, investigators always begin close to home, wi

perhaps this may be narrow scientific, the people can throw away crutches and of wheelchair's, high-end -- and there is that. tavis: i think there is a courage to save you don't know about any particular thing. how unpopular it is, there is a certain amount of courage. what would have to happen for you to leave? >> has is going to sound a cerebral and intellectual, but i would have to have something empirical. he makes a division between the outer empirical at the anna and her goal. it would be great if something let of my inner life that made me see god or have a moment of absolute finding faith of some kind. catalyst, butth a how they can be in of momentum that is not anticipated. i would like the extra oil empiricism. i would like to see god in some way where i can feel the presence in the sense that it is something concrete. tavis: it is the best book i have ever read on agnosticism. it is called the spiritual and v. michael, an honor to have you. >> and thank you for your play questions, i appreciate being with you. tavis: until then, good night from loss angeles and as always, kee

they have people there who are oxygen, people in wheelchairs. they are working to restore the power right now and reynolds county was hit very hard from power outages. and the storms are blamed for a fire that damaged a church. it broke out at the marvin chapel methodist church. investigators think that lightening sparked the fire. no one was inside the church but one firefighter was taken to the hospital with a shoulder injury. >>> we are learning new information about a fire. firefighters say one is in critical condition after a fire tore through this home yesterday, another person died in the flames. investors are not sure of the cause as of tonight. >>> don't be surprised if you see police when you hit the roads tomorrow. derek valcourt explains the extra patrols are part of a crack down. >> maryland's smooth operator campaign. police will have extra hands on deck this week as they target the aggressive drivers. >> cutting you off. just in and out. >> tailgating. >> weaving in and out of traffic. >> shifting lanes quickly and not installing.