yes, when he turned his back somebody swiped his wheelchair. that's next. >> and get ready for one of those gamblers to go all in, philadelphia's first poker room now open for business, some pretty cool extras you will find if you like to sit down and play with cards. >> we know who the eagles have to watch fourth tomorrow, but we also know who they probably won't need to worry about. before the game even >> trick-or-treating takes nasty turn for a philadelphia man. he spent last night, like most of us, handing out candy. but when he turned his back for just a few minutes, somebody made off with his wheelchair. now, this is unbelievable. the chair was sitting right there, in front of his house, in fishtown. >> just can't believe what people will do. so our jenny joyce talked with a man who desperately needs to get that wheelchair back. >> getting around, isn't easy, for mike, fishtown, and today, it is officially tough. >> i thought it was a joke at first, maybe i would go back out, be out, there it wasn't there. >> he said last night he was we

mobilityty and asked about the wheelchair.ted to talk to me and refused to transfer me to supervisor and then i called attorney for the company. finally, after all these calls were made mr. roads himself got a call directly. >> i answered the phone and she said oh, your wheelchair is coming back tomorrow. it was day after you were here. and she said oh, thank for the free publicity. >> mr. roads looking good. >> at least it's working. >> good to be mobile again. >> great. >> you move fast in the power wheelchair. >> it goes 5 miles an hour. >> mr. roads is able to walk his dog again. >> it's the greatest. people don't realize how much help they get. it's one way to get help. >> we went three months i couldn't get help at all. once i called you it was so facts. it was amazing. >> now if you like help from the "action news" troubleshooters you can go to our web page 6abc.com/troubleshooters or e-mail me or contact me through the call for action volunteers number 186697 8-4232 i'm nydia han "channel 6 action news." >> good job ny

fox 29's jennifer joyce spoke with that man who desperately needs his wheelchair back. >> he says last night he watts wearing a mask, engaged in halloween festivities. >> kids trick-or-treating, i was giving treats out. >> when someone stole his wheelchair from the front of his cabot street home. >> came out, there was people here, my chair was here, it is not here no more. >> he said he had just gotten back from the corner store, his wheelchair out front format err every minute before he says someone snatched it. >> it is terrible. terrible that people are like that. i have no legs. how am i going to get around? >> said he's waiting on prosthetics. for right now his keel hair is his life line. without it he's in trouble. >> i don't have the money to get another chair right now. and holidays are coming, i would rather buy gift for my grand kids. >> philadelphia police confirm they are investigating this report. more says he's not interested in prosecution. he just wants his wheels back. >> anybody knows who did it, please bring it back, you know? i'm not going to call the cops or anyth

her son dominic's wheelchair was stolen three years ago along with the family's christmas present. back then she called us and bruce gordon got results. >> seventh street medical actually donated the the wheelchair for us, and we use it all the time. >> reporter: this time even dominic wanted to give back. >> are you happy? yeah. >> reporter: moment heather delivered dominic's extra wheelchair to mike, pure goodness, two strangers, bonding over one simple act of the kindness. >> you have tears in your eyes. >> i do, i'm trying to hold them in. i didn't expect a response like this i didn't. >> reporter: mike and heather not only ones to be moved. we were pretty blown away by this moment too. >> thank you for calling, offering to do this. >> i feel great. thanks to you guys, thanks to fox 29. you gave me something i could in the do for myself right now. >> reporter: thank you to our viewers for always making a difference. a sabina kuriakose, fox 29 news. >> well said, sabina and somebody did find mike's wheelchair and got it back last night. it was heavily damage. who does this stuff

he was taken there with his wheelchair. wheelchair was an old kitchen chair with wheels attached. me didn't want to be seen in a hospital-type wheelchair because he didn't want to be thought of as a cripple. the wheelchair. he was pushed along in the kitchen chair. you can see that kitchen chair the roosevelt memorial here in washington because one of the sitting in it im and you can see the wheels on the kitchen chair below. it's a portrait of roosevelt in that way. at bethesda naval hospital, they were appalled at hiss condition. a young doctor from columbia new york was the lieutenant commander of the navy was called in as a heart surgeon look him over and said roosevelt was in bad shape indeed. live out the year unless something is done. e said the only thing for high blood pressure is to prescribe digitalis. he was put on digitalis. said he has toun be cut down to one cocktail a day. martinis which he would have what he called children's hour, which was 5:00. because s hour traditionally many adults would send the children out when they their 5:00 drinks. roosevelt bargained

he didn't want to be seen in a conventional wheelchair, hospital type wheelchair, because he didn't want to be thought of as a cripple. so he sat in a wheelchair and was pushed along in the kitchen chair. you can see that kitchen chair at the roosevelt memorial here in washington. because one of the statues shows him sitting in it, and you see the wheels on the kitchen chair below. a very honest portrait in that way. at bethesda naval hospital they were appalled at his condition. the young doctor from columbia presbyterian in new york who was then a lieutenant commander in the navy was called in as a heart surgeon to look him over , and he said, roosevelt is in very bad shape indeed. he may not live out the year unless something is done. the first thing we have to do is the only thing we can do for high blood pressure, and that is to prescribe digitalis. there was nothing else at the time. things have changed a great deal since 1944. he was put on digitalis. and then howard berman said, he has to be cut down to one cocktail a day. he loved his martinis. which he would have at what he cal

what hes handing out halloween candy turns his back and then that is when someone swiped his wheelchair. his name is mike moehler and he is devastated. he has no way to get around. >> but thanks to fox 29 viewers this story has a happy ending. our sabina kuriakose explains how one local family is paying it forward tonight. >> unaudible. >> reporter: thinks the moment, when mike moehler got his maine built back. >> i didn't know of is. >> reporter: you can understand yes might be skeptical, we first met mike day after halloween when his wheelchair was heartlessly stolen from his fishtown home's front stoop as he handed out canned toy trick or treaters. >> i came out, and there was people there my chair was here. not here anymore. >> reporter: without monday other means to buy another wheelchair mike was heart broken and unable to get around. >> i have no legs. how willie get around. >> reporter: due to our a nation fox 29 viewers. after mike's story aired we had a dozen people get in touch with us, wanting to help him out. one of those people, the subject of another getting results store

her son's wheelchair was stolen a few years ago along with christmas presents. she called us and bruce gordon got the story. >> seventh street medical donated the wheelchair for us and we use it all the time. >> reporter: this time even dominic wanted to give back. >> are you happy? yeah. >> the moment heather delivers dominic's extra wheelchair to mike, pure goodness. two strangers bonding over one simple act of kindness. >> it seems like you have tears in your eyes. >>> i do. i'm trying to hold them in. i didn't expect the response like this. i really didn't. >> mike and heather not the only ones to be moved. we were pretty blown away by this moment, too. >> oh, my gosh. thank you for calling us. for offering to do this. >> i feel great thanks to his perfect stranger. i expect -- thanks for fox 29. you did me something i couldn't do for myself right now. >> thank you to our viewers for always making a difference. sabina kuriakose, fox 29 news. >> well somebody did find mike's wheelchair and they got it back to him this evening. unfortunately, we're told it was

i can't really lift her any more. >> reporter: tammy needs van customized with a wheelchair lift. not cheap. far more than she and abby's dad can afford. which makes every day a struggle just to get that are daughter where she needs to go. that struggle has taken its toll on a mom with three other kids to worry about. but abby's situation is different. >> every day i just wake up to just to see her smiling face because that's what makes my day. >> reporter: tammy's sister-in-law set up a go fund me page to solicit donations online. try and get that is little girl the savory libel transportation she needs. tammy says she's embarrassed by the evident. >> i'd rather help other people than i would for myself. i guess it's come to time now that i need to ask for some type of help. >> reporter: i made some calls this afternoon to see what we might be able to do to maybe get some companies to help our effort. if you'd like to join the evident go to myfoxphilly.com click on seen on tv. we'll link to you the go fund me page and that fundraising evident. better yet, if you can help us get o

the wheelchair he is in now is not his. he needs his power wheelchair. >> you feel like a prisoner in your own house. the "action news" troubleshooters were ignored so we had to persist. the woman refused to transfer me to the supervise and then he hung up on me. then i called the owner of the company, but nobody got back to me. after all these calls, mr. rhodes got a call directly. >> i answered the phone, your wheelchair is coming back tomorrow. and thanks for the free publicity. >> reporter: you're looking good. >> it's working again. >> reporter: you look great. >> reporter: he is even able to walk the dog again. >> you're the greatest, people don't realize how much help they are going to get help. we went through months i couldn't get any help at all. once i called you it was so fast it was amazing. >> reporter: if you would like help go to 6abc.com/trouble shooters e-mail at trouble shooters at abc.com. contact me at (866)978-4232. nydia han channel 6 "action news." >> we're not trying to make you sea sick this mornin

three months in a wheelchair. nine months in recovery. he does say thank goodness he was wearing safety gear. wear yours, too, because accidents happen. his was a particularly nasty fall. fortunately, he survived it. >> he says instead of trying to untwist the canopy, he should have guided it away from the mountain. >> a great video for everyone to learn. >>> separate social experiment from the josh pigler lynn youtube channel. he decided to pay attention, especially if a small child is involved. small children missing could be saved. he does two different versions of the same video. first, dress nicely in a suit. the little girl pretends she is sad. she pretends she is lost. we see who is going to help. >> where is your mom at? >> i don't know. >> where is your dad? >> i don't know. >> you don't know where they're at? >> here comes josh in a suit saying my daughter, my daughter. >> she's yours? >> yeah. her mom is looking for her. >> you're her dad? your mom is looking for you. >> this is a hard situation to be. in are you immediately go

wheelchair access is available at the van ness via ramps and provided a wheelchair lift. assisting listening devices are available and our meetings are open captioned and sign language interpreted and our agenda is available in large print and braille. please ask staff for assistance. to respect everyone's ability to focus, please silence all mobile phones. your cooperation is appreciated. we welcome public comment. you may complete a speakers card or call bridge line 415-554-9632 where a staff person will handle a request to speak at the appropriate time. the mayor's disability council meetings are generally held on the third friday of the month. our next regular meeting will be january 16, 1:00 p.m.-4 :00 p.m. in room 400 in san francisco city hall. please call the mayor's office at 415 -554-6789 for the standard voice line or 415-554-6799 for tty line. i remind all speakers to speak slowly into the microphone to assist our captioners and sign language interpreters and me too. we thank you for joining us today. first up, we will have roll call. >> thank you. cochair. ch

i'll keep their wheelchairs clean.chow, push them to the yard, push them back. >> but at the end of the day, armstrong still faces the grinding monotony of life in a small two-man cell. >> the emotional toll here, it's like water torture. i compare it to that. every day it's like a drip, drip, drip. it's like you got sentenced. if i got out of here tomorrow, i know i would not come back. i honestly say if i got there tomorrow i know i would not come back. i don't deserve to come back tomorrow. i can honestly tell you, unless i go to the parole board and i'm 43, i would tell them, i don't deserve to be back out there because i took a life. karma really has something to give me, i'm going to take it. >> armstrong may be killing time behind bars, but he hasn't lost his passion for current events. >> i read newspapers, magazines. i get "tv guide," "xxl," "rolling stone," "newsweek," "blender." i get nine periodicals. i was going to major in english and political science. if i didn't make it in basketball, i wanted to be a

fraizer has cerebral palsy and the wheelchair she had was stolen. told us she had to rent a chair and it cost her a lot of money. money that she really didn't have. she says she couldn't afford it. so ktvu viewers helped her until medical came through with that new wheelchair. >> that is just great. >>> big acquisition tonight for the oakland a's. a hitter who just played in the world series is now joining the a's. mark is up in a couple of minutes with that. >>> bill martin he will walk us through the three storms headed our way but first. >> we got a phone call from the white house. and i thought it was my son's prank. >> a bay area woman earning the president's medal of freedom. how a military cue helped launch her career as an author. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a grea

maggie frazier's electric wheelchair was taken on judgment 4th.tten a new chair. you can see her big smile. medical came through with the knew wheelchair. >>> a new study out of ucla shows there's a lot of causes of low income schools getting less school time. they say kids in low income schools lose about 30 minutes a day. other issues in low income schools affecting performance for students, access to computers and noisy and dirty classrooms. >>> new at 6:00, are you giving away too much control when you download those free apps? you may be and you may not even realize it until you get your phone bill. ken wayne found out a recent change to the facebook app is chewing up people's data on their smartphones and reveal justing how deep some apps go on your phone. >> reporter: it's a scary message on your phone: your data limit has exceeded. some are blaming facebook. >> not only will they always be downloading but kill your battery, right? >> reporter: they host "twit," a popular show called "this week in tech." >> well, videos playback now in face

eight years ago, she was wheelchair bound.alyzed suddenly by a rare spinal cord disease. >> i thought my life was over. and i would say the biggest reason why i thought my life was over was because i thought i would never be able to dance again. but three years later, through therapy and hope, she defied the odds a lot every it being i believe coy walk and dance again. >> now her passion to teach dance, specifically to knows in wheelchairs. >> just because someone is disable it, doesn't mean that they're limited in what they can do. >> and future bride, cindy, couldn't be more thankful. >> first dance ever together for the past few years, we really have never danced together. >> and now the couple plans to take their new moves beyond their wedding. >> and we won't be the couple sitting down at the next party either. >> andrew a roaring. >> the couple's first dance, that would be saturday, november 22nd. coming up on it. >> right now 6:48. time to see what's coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell jones us in new york

her daughter uses a wheelchair and she needs a special van to get to doctor's appointments. our bruce gordon has her story coming up. >> an unexpected confession is caught on camera. why one man is so eager to let everyone know he set a massive fire that left several homeless. >> you might want to check your phone bill. is there an extra charge you never noticed? and one you did not authorize? the fee you may be paying without realizing it. >>> we want to take moment tonight congratulate one of our own. >> tonight the broadcast pioneers of philadelphia is inducting meteorologist sue serio into its hall of fame. so congratulations, sue, from all of us here at fox 29. >> here are some others who wanted that congratulate you as well. >> we are moments away from sue serio being inducted into the hall of fame. >> wow what an honor for you sue i have to say you're one of the first people that i met when i first came to fox 29. you were so genuine and loving. you made me feel a part of the family. congratulations. >> i didn't do that for you? >> no. >> okay. i love sue. you know th

he resigned himself to the cold reality that wherever went in life would he go in wheelchair. >> was that hard? >> i think the physical part was hard, getting -- not to do again i have a great capacity for erasing memory seems very short it was long but seemed very short. >> his teachers classmates thought he was rushing his decision to resume his studies immediately. >> you never thought about taking a year off or taking a couple years off. >> no. i knew that would be fatal. it was not a question. >> you just couldn't survive? >> yeah, i mean life would be over, early for life to be over. >> while nobody heard of someone with krauthammer's injury, standing up to rigors of aed me school curriculum krauthamm krauthammk convinceed harvard to let him try resumed classes in hot benefited. >> i was laying on back couldn't move professors would come in, repeat their lectures, project on ceiling i asked hyto let me stay you read lying on back. >> a cardiac resident hooked up a plexiglas appellate he hung from posters of the bed thank you nurses would put a book face down. now you don't want

to the traffic signal can hold the green light for the train to go 0 through and conducting new wheelchaire mramgz an 28th and judy district attorney so we do recognize a little bit of disruption to the riding public on the we understand this is a good practice to try to mitigate that but it is important good work and that's all i have. >> members of the board any questions or comments. >> i have one on the in judy district attorney project obviously the in judy district attorney gets a lot of attention i'm gathering if the calendar we don't anticipate any big projects that peak in judy district attorney service. >> not during baseball games. >> and on the issue of railway replacements i gotten where we were and is there 0 existing projects west portal a shuttle can turned around as opposed to going to the circle for st. francis and 14 sorry for raising it out of the blue we've discussed this before if it is possible for an e-mail this says any of our upcoming projects if so is is this planning to be considered this is a small fix for the west portal. >> following the tunnel will be the tw

still, a lot of people don't know that you are in a wheelchair. they don't know the extend of your paralysis. >> i'm sitting behind a table. it is true. i say to half the people i meet are surprised to see me in a wheelchair. >> what is apparent is krauthammer has the attention of people in high places. just one example? his opposition to harriet myers. not only helped block her nomination to the supreme court, a comment on the panel gave president bush a way out. >> i remember thinking how do i get out of this and it came to me while i was on "special report." >> his face saving solution went like this, because myers legal writings were covered by executive privilege, they couldn't vet her. she had to withdrawal. >> three days later, that's what they did. >> are you surprised by the amount of influence that you have with your column with special report, that you hear or see things that happen as a result of a column or a statement? do you ever think about it? >> i think about it. i find it worrisome. the reason is what was totally unknown, i coul

no wheelchair, that's his batmobile. every year, his mother does this. he's in a wheelchair. texas. the typical costumes don't work. so, she improvised. from superman to super mario, his wheelchair transformed into a jeep. going with his brother tonight. >> he just naturally has a set of wheels, and i just thought, what can we do to tie it into his costume? >> so popular, other parents asking her for instructions, sending her their creations. she's not unlike parents across the country, going out of their way to make their children smile. this is zoe in her l.e.d. costume. a glow in the dark costume. tonight, sending us a message. >> i made her this. >> this is minnie mouse. and this owl, made by her mother. >> she doesn't want to flap her wings. >> in fact, she looks away. and finally, hayden. a 9-year-old from florida. look at his microphone there, "world news tonight" and his homemade press pass. so we called him. is this hayden? >> hello. >> this is david muir. >> you're kidding. >> not kidding. are you kidding with your costume? you're making me nervous. you look like yo

he resigned himself to the cold reality that wherever he went in life he would go in a wheelchair. was it hard? >> i think the physical part was hard. learning to do everything again, i have a great capacity for erasing the memory. so it was long but it would seem very short. bret: teachers and classmates thought he was rushing his decision to resume his studies immediately. >> never thought about taking a year off for a couple of years off? >> i knew that would be fatal. it was not a question. bret: you just couldn't survive? >> my life would be over. and that is a little early for life to be over. bret: while nobody had heard of somebody with krauthammer injury standing up to the rigors of them at school curriculum, krauthammer commenced harvard to let him try. amazingly mere weeks after his accident, he resumed classes while still in his hospital bed. >> i was lying on my back and could move. the professors would repeat their lecture and project the slides on the ceiling because i asked the medical school to let me stay with my class. bret: you read by lying on the back? >> they

still, a lot of people don't know that you are in a wheelchair.on't know the extend of your paralysis. >> i'm sitting behind a table. it is true. i say to half the people i meet are surprised to see me in a wheelchair. >> what is apparent is krauthammer has the attention of people in high places. just one example? his opposition to harriet myers. not only helped block her nomination to the supreme court, a comment on the panel gave president bush a way out. >> i remember thinking how do i get out of this and it came to me while i was on "special report." >> his face saving solution went like this, because myers legal writings were covered by executive privilege, they couldn't vet her. she had to withdrawal. >> three days later, that's what they did. >> are you surprised by the amount of influence that you have with your column with special report, that you hear or see things that happen as a result of a column or a statement? do you ever think about it? >> i think about it. i find it worrisome. the reason is what was totally unknown, i could say a

even still, ag lot of people don't know that you're in a wheelchair.nt ofr your paralysis. >> i am sitting behind a table. and it is true. am i'd say half the people i meet are absolutely surprised to see me in a wheelchair. and one of the more amusing of those happened about eight, nine years ago. a and i remember i was sitting in madison square garden in the fod box. i think it s was a convention. sean hannity stands up and walks up the stairs. he looks at me and he goes, what happened?ha i told him i was hurt as a t medical student. no big deal. but it just somebody i had been on the air with wouldn't know.h >> what is apparent is that krauthammer has the attention of people in high places. just one example, his oppositios to white house counsel harriette myers, not only helped block her nomination to the supreme court, but comment on the panelnt apparently gave president bush a way out.pa >> i remember thinking how do they get out of this? g and it came to me while on the set of "special report." >> i think what the administration ought to do is sa

and other devices, on the van ness iva ramps, entrances is provided via a wheelchair lift, assistive listening devices are available and the meeting is opened captioned and interpreted. >> our agenda is available in large print and braille, ask the staff for any additional assistance. >> to prevent, the electronic interference with the system and everyone's ability to focus on the presentations silence all mobile phones and pdas, your cooperation is appreciated. we welcome the public's participation during the public comments and you may complete a speaker's card, available in the front of the room or call the liej at 415-554-9632, for a staff person will hand a request to speak at the appropriate time, the mayor's disability council meetings are generally held on the third friday of the month, the next meeting will be on november 21, 2014, from 1 to 4 p.m. here at san francisco city hall in room 400, call the mayor's office of disability for further information or to request accommodations 415-5546785. or you can dial rkts 415-554-6799 for the tty line, and a reminder to speak slowl

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

someone in a wheelchair to stand up and hug their loved one.'s what it's all about. >> dan joan became paralyzed after an account in 1999. dan and his family have been involved with these fundraising efforts for years now. hoping one day celebrate cure. >> keith? >> iain, eagles take on quarterback that has never won an nfl game. what do they have to wore about this week? >> while the sixers have even more reason to worry after tonight. clos >> you know the eagles know what it is to face quarterback that can't be stopped. they saw that last week. best way to bounce back, facing a titans rookie quarterback still looking for has very first win. unlike aaron rodgers, he's not a guy who scrambles around and make unbelievable play plays hes in one place. >> chip kelly won't discount his talent. >> he's got an nfl arm. that jumps out on the tape when you watch him make the plays he make. there's a toughness to him. i think he stands in the pocket. he does to the look at the rush. kind of doesn't pay attention to anything going on in front of him. he

government has given him a wheelchair, taken away the wheelchair, given it to him again, and taken it away saying if you can't walk to your beatings, we'll extract you from your cell. now he has a wheelchair again. we hope it stays there. he's put into a 5 point restraint chair, 100 centimetre tube is put down his nose, put in, taken out twice a day, causing him bleeding and a deal of pain. this has been going on for a long time. and it was clear that the defense department and military said we want to make it as inconvenient as possible for these men to exercise their right to peacefully protest through hunger strike. the procedures in place, we submitted, are gratuitously cruel and unnecessary. the judge appeared to agree that they were cruel and unnecessary... >> you pushed further. you and several media organizations sued the government to release the video of the way that mr diab was fed. the governments was until november the 7th to release the video, but the argument is it would violate detainees from public curiosity. what is your response? >> that is nonsense. the detainees a

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

. >> pam: let's hope we don't year but to being in the strip club next cowgirl who uses a wheelchairding. and how old navy is in trouble for charging more for women's + sizes than men's sizes. >> pam: 90 tonight it eight more than 20,000 people have signed a petition to stop old navy from charging more for plus side women than large men. one lady said she is she is mocked fine with paying the extra money but she was alarmed that that does not apply to the men's wear also. >> pam: the curve enhancing contoured waist bands which most men's garments do not include. this next story will back you shared it should tear or two. >> pam: a paraplegic veteran dave his new bride the ultimate surprise on their wedding date first chance at first dance without his wheelchair joe johnson served as afghanistan was to return to the states he suffered from posttraumatic stress disorder he rode motorcycles to ease his mind but the crash and now he can't feel anything below his chest so johnson's friends hard-to the hardest to allow him to stand it was a total shock to his new bride and practically ever

. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" a wheelchair bound veteran pulls off a wedding surprise of the life time. we will hear from the newlyweds from wedding video that has gone viral. >>> another bomb shell from honey boo-boo's momma june about paternity of one of her children and her ties to another sex offender, entertainment tonight's brook anderson has a exclusive story in a a >>> all right. all eyes to the skies tonight toe exactly what will be falling out of them. >> i think it is exciting because people are thinking about the first time they see a snow flake. >> right, sure. >> don't worry, about it you will see more this winter. >> just hang on. >> in a few minutes i'll show you my exclusive winter forecast show cast of what we expect this winter coming up. we have on rain falling, we have some sleet falling, weather watchers will be saying yes, and we have some snow flakes falling in places like pottstown. take a look outside, we will show what you is going on in center city. some mist, light rain and that is just about it right now as we sit on campbell's field, and looking

wheelchair accessible bathrooms a captainable devices and wider doors. >> we can't cry over why thiswe can't get caught up in the misery or the regret all we can do now is just move forward. >> reporter: moving forward means paying for nurses care and many other expenses. her friends have started a fund for her and even in the face of tragedy the couple has an amazing outlook. >> sometimes if you watch the news you get caught up in how bad the world is. there's lot of good in the world. >> reporter: in queen village, chris o'connell fox 29 news. >> a fundraiser for suria is being held this tuesday in the villan knee restaurant at 13th and spruce in center city and you can find a link to the fundraising website at myfoxphilly.com. >>> back to your fox 29 weather authority now. caitlin? >> thank you joyce. a lot to talk about that's coming in the next few days. right now it's quiet outside. just a couple of clouds around. temperatures in the mid 30s to around the mid 40s. 46 here in philadelphia. 36 in pottstown. 35 in millville, and 41 in wilmington. now for tonight we talk about this