feel giving your old wheelchair to joshua? >> well i -- i feel happy. >> thank emanuel for donating the wheelchair for joshua. he's really happy to use it. >>> prince georges county police say the thief who stole joshua's wheelchair is heartless and they will continue to search for that person. >>> well there's not really a good way to lead into this next story. former d.c. council member jim graham is going into the nude dancing nightclub business. tom sherwood got the scoop on the new business venture from graham himself. >> reporter: you know this jim graham on the d.c. council 16 years, defeated for re-election. out of office last january. what did he do next? well cue the music. ♪ >> which one would you like? >> reporter: cue the laser lights and the fog machine. that's right. jim graham is becoming a nude dancing imbpersario. >> i decided to go into the night dance club industry. >> reporter: in his old ward starting sunday graham will host sunday night male nude dancers for gay men and thursday night male nude dancers f

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through a nonprofit they've created called magic wheelchair. will be selected through video submissions. and ryan and his team will personally create whatever they can imagine. >> he doesn't want to put a smile on a kid's face, make their dreams come true. >> that's why tammy is part of magic wheelchair. her son, christopher, also has smi. >> it affects the spine from letting you walk. >> christopher has gone through and is going to go through a lot more than i think i ever will. you know? i wish i could take his spot. >> they've been dealt a rough hand, but they're -- they're kids. >> and if there's one thing kids should have, it's a reason to smile. >> bridge gaps and create awareness and put huge smiles on kids faces and fly around in dragones and drive robots, whatever. whatever they want. >> and the founder, ryan wymer, says the costumes can often take hours to build, cost thousands of dollars, and obviously takes a lot of heart, as well. >>> before we go, actor arnold towards nail neigher is known for his many roles and during an appearan

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he apparently tried to trade the wheelchair for other property.of millions of dollars to buy these high-tech wheelchairs for the severely wounded veterans coming back from iraq and afghanistan. now, through the independence fund we've been very successful. and thanks to you, the program has funded 1,000 track chairs and more on the way. but nothing's perfect. he's been charged with filing a false report. he's obviously a troubled guy. that doesn't mean we should stop donating and help severely wounded american vets. the independence fund will allow the man to keep the stair provided he respects it. may 23rd we'll host a benefit at the hard rock cafe in new york city where track chair number 1,000 will be delivered to a vet. "factor" tip of the day when the cause is noble, stick with it. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website different from billo'reilly.com. o'reilly@foxnews.com. name and place. don't be nefarious. thanks for watching us tonight. i'm bill o'reilly. please remember the spi we're looking out for you.

i've seen a few put on to bheelweal wheelchairs and taken in. nurses and doctors have been waiting in the ambulance bay, police wagons full of patients to come in. we saw two patients being brought in on stretchers. again, most of what we're seeing is walking wounded types. we're trying to get more information from hospital officials about how many patients they're expecting. these nurses and doctors have been standing out here outside frankford hospital for at least the last 45 minutes just waiting for these ambulances or police wagons to come in. then they take these patients out of the wagon, onto either a stretcher or wheelchair then wheel them into the hospital. again, we haven't seen extremely serious injuries here. mostly people limping into the hospital, again, a few bloody t-shirts. we're going to try to get more details from hospital officials here, about ten minutes from the crash site as they continue to bring some of these 50-some injured patients to various hospitals across the city. jim? >> all right randy gyllenhaal we thank you

. >>> and a wild rescue a woman in a wheelchair gets stuck on the train tracks. a man who jumped in with no time to spare. >>> the would-be carjacker who messed with the wrong person. >>> welcome back. after two years of testing a system that allows pilots to text with air traffic controllers it's now going into use. okay this is kind of confusing it will speed up the process for clearing flielts for takeoff. the system will be placed in place in houston and salt lake city this summer. the faa hopes to have the system up and running at more than 50 airports by some time next year. >> this really bothers you. >> it does. >> they're not texting their husbands and wives at home. >> i don't care who they're texting. >>> reena, your cup of coffee is going to come down in price, maybe. surplus is expected this year the weather in brazil has been very good for growers. now, we don't know for sure if this caffeine fix of yours is going to down in price it depends on whether your barista pass the savings on to you. >>> if you're one of the americans hitting the road this

cell phone telephone companies, if we fine them after 2 months if they don't have anything for wheelchair accessible 25 thousand a week it cames to 100 thousand a month, 1.2 million dollars a year. if i was sth chief of ceo of any of those companies i would fine that in a flash so i would have to-i could be waved of providing wheelchair accessible vans and drivers for the sate of san francisco. what a voice change. anyway, with that you understand what i'm talking about? we don't want to go backwards thmpt rumor has it these new buses that are being remodeled, the express fwuzing they take out wheelchair accessibility >> thank you very much. are there any other members of the public who would like to provide public? seeing none public comment is cloized >> modm clerk can you to thudoption without ref rens to committee >>phony-19 are consider frd immediate adoption. single roll call vote [inaudible] >> any member want to [inaudible] any items >> can you call the roll >> iteal 17-19, supervisor cohen, aye. farrell, aye. kim, aye. mar, aye. tang, aye. wiener, aye. yee aye. avalos, aye. breed

unfortunately i was the only wheelchair user that we couldn't do two simultaneously. but generally, the ramp is very good. you know, and they were able to move it the furthest. i don't know the measurement. the steps i'm referring to is the non-priority seating. and basically, many adults are sitting on the frame that's why it's forced to go up. i tried it and i said, i don't think, if a person was a senior or a person who has arthritis legs, they are going to have a hard time getting up those steps even though you already have it in the current hybrid buses, but i never noticed it because i don't go beyond that area. so it's just a concern that i noticed just out of lately. >> i think you bring up really good points about that and it probably has a lot to do with how the passengers arrange themselves on the bus because i would hope the people that need the lower level are given the priority to remain on the lower level and the people who don't need the lower level would go ahead and take that extra step and climb to the tire. >> yeah, that is like a learning cultural

. >> and robotics and an app are helping people in wheelchairs walk again. it works next. >>> what a day at camden's adventure aquarium, big blood drive, coming out by the hundreds, teamed one local radio station wmgk for the rock-and-roll up your sleeve blood drive. i like that name. not only do blood donors have the satisfaction of knowing they're helping save lives, also got two tickets to the adventure aquarium, the american red cross, provides nearly 40% of the nation's blood. just vital. new technology is using robotics and apps software giving those who use wheelchairs the chance to walk again. >> fox's james shows us how the new technology is changing the life of one nevada man. >> the chance to walk again, a dream realize in the this robotic exoskeleton by inched go. ryan reddick paralyzed from the waste down, with the power device on, attached to his ways with braces on his legs he lift himself from his wheelchair. >> can he do that completely by himself. >> being able to stand up, and look people in the eyes, and forget about the wheelchair, is by

. >>> price is right for victory that went to trial for woman in the wheelchair wins a treadmill, hear what she plans to do with that prize that story coming up. >>> 5:23. let's check with katie. any storms today. >> definitely not. high pressure today tomorrow, and big chunk of the you had. we have not had to deal witt. we are getting in on the greener grass aside of the situation, really and that will continue. lets take you out there show you what is going on with storm scan three. we have a front crossing through where showers came from. new included are fizzling away. we will have nice weather today that does help uv index to spike. today and tomorrow we are backup to an eight which is considered high level. by saturday a little bit lower because we should have a few more cloud out there. meanwhile today is a perfect excuse to fire up the grill plenty of sunshine. 80 degrees, and our buddy ukee, what is on the menu today. >> you know what, i got the announcement i'm back, let me work on that. >> weak get back to you. >> chef ukee firing up the grill looks like a great day for it.

. >> tonight a 7-year-old is confined to a wheelchair after he was hit by a stray bullet. talk to his family, as they're hoping he will be able to walk again. >>> a little vallejo boy hit by a stray bullet is slowly recovering as he yearns to play with his friends. >> reporter: a month ago kumar pulp was an active boy who loved to play basketball, baseball and football. those are actives that he may never be able to do deadly weapon. >> it's - - able to do again. >> it's such a tragedy because he was such an active boy. >> reporter: he's now confined to a wheelchair. >> he has sensation in his right thigh and in his left foot. it's sensation but no movement. >> reporter: johnson says he knows kumar has been shot but it's still hard for him to comprehend. >> when he was coming out of the emergency room, we were telling him, he was just screaming, why, why me? i'm a 7-year-old, i'm not supposed to be shot. >> reporter: it's been difficult for him but they say the one thing that makes him feel better is watching the warriors play. there was one place that kumar never wants to

maybe they'll get them fixed and hire wheelchair people. on the cabs , 25 thousand dollars a week is 100 thousand dollar a month for 12 month >> thank you very much. are there any other member thofz public that like to provide public comment at this time? seeing none public comment is closed. madam clerk can you read thudoption without committee reference >> twentd-tw 3 are considered for immediate adoption. singm roll call vote may enact the item. >> supervisor kim. thank you, i would like to sever item 20 >> okay >> i too howould like to sever item 20 >> on the item 21-23 >> christensen, aye. cohen yi. farrell, aye. kim, aye. mar, aye. tang, aye. wiener, aye. yee, aye. avalos, aye. breed, aye. compose aye. there are 11 aye's. the items are adopted. madam clerk can you read item 20 >> resolution to support sth implementation of the 22 fill moore transit priority project and urge the united states department of transportation to approve the 2015 tiger 7 grant application submitted by mu nisgrant aejss >> spravisor kim. >> i'm in sforet and

imagine how challenging i know how for those facilities are to you to everyone not just people in wheelchairs but everyone when those things go down it wrecks havoc on some little busier stations i'm wondering speaking to our particular comments this morning about making sure that people know who is operating and who is in favor of what is there a way for riders to identify who is responsible for which escalators and if not there a way for us to do so i'd like for people to know that is bart's problem not ours and when it is theirs and make sure that people have an understanding who is operating what. >> well, i guess what i hope i hope in my remarks i did not give the expression e impression i was hoping we'll let ourselves on the hook by bringing bart we'll very much try to work together we share the same facilities and passengers in terms of ridership information the region mta and others recognize when you have this variety of transit systems and services infrastructures so but to answer our question i think there is clearly not easy to explain to someone because you know, i tried to summ

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he is now confined to a wheelchair. >> he has sensation in his right thigh in his left toot. social security sensation but nonmovement. >> reporter: he knows he has been shot but it's still hard for him to comprehend. >> when he first came out of icu we were telling him he was crying and screaming why me? why me? i'm a six-year-old. >> reporter: kumar's family say there is are good days and there are bad days but what keeps him in food spirits is watching the warriors play. >> steph curry is his favorite player. so he has been watching faithfully. >> reporter: there is one place he never wants to go again fifth street in vallejo. >> i don't know when or how it's going to stop, but it's going to stop. >> the family set up a go fund me account to help pay for medical bills and make kumar's home wheelchair accessible. on friday they celebrated a milestone. >> i was just calling to say happy birthday and i love you. >> reporter: kumar turned eight with family and friends by his side and they have not given up hope that one day he will walk again. >> no arrests have been made in t

that suspected shoplifter is the man in the motorized wheelchair. watch what happens next. >> come on. >> the security guard yelled at this man and got him out of the motorized wheelchair. people around as you can imagine, were disturbed by what they were seeing. that's why this camera started rolling. a judge ruled that this 31-year-old security guard used excessive and unnecessary force. he is currently awaiting his sentencing. >>> these days the scariest thing that can happen to any of us is live without your cell phone. buzz feed put six people to the test. took their cell phones away for a week. and it's pretty crazy. >> from buzz feed to my car and i've already reached in my pocket to make a call check my e-mail and check my face book each on separate occasions. >> they realize just how conditioned you are to reach -- >> it's become automatic. >> this past weekend going to san francisco was really really really, really hard. i miss mied friend's birthday party. i went to a party this past weekend. on the left side of me people were having conv

he robbed a woman who was riding in a wheelchair. he pretended to lose his balance and then went into her purse. sergio is live with the story. sergio? >> it happened on saturday afternoon on the number five fulton bus. police say the man snatched the woman's wallet right out of her purse. when the bus stopped here he hoped off and got away. the minute this guy dwot on the bus karen sellers noticed something was odd. the little antenna in my head said nobody holds a jacket on their arm anymore. >> he stood next to her near the back exit and then pretended to stumble into her and her wheelchair when the bus came to a stop. >> i said get off of me and pushed and said oh sorry and then immediately out the backdoor. then i noticed the purse was unzipped and the wallet was gone. >> then she yelled for the bus driver. you can hear it on the video. >> pull over. he grabbed my wallet. >> he may be responsible for other robberies because of how fast he got away and used one of her stolen credit cards. >> one of the officers was quick enough t

now his wheelchair no longer fits and the insurance company said he has to wait for a few years. the shooters were targeting jabar's grandfather. the family believes they can make jabar a lot more comfortable with the wheelchair. >> they allow for him to have the capability to stand up which will build muscle tone for him and also it means the bed can be changed without him being pulled in and out. >> if you'd like to help the donation, we can link you up with nbc 10 or with the nbc 10 app. >> last night devon still posted this picture on instagram. the message said leah had a serious complication from the stem cell implant she received. he said doctors caught it early and hope to correct it. the family announced she was in remission from cancer. she has received treatment at children's hospital philadelphia. we will continue to keep you updated on her progress. the time right now is 5:27. a teenage girl is in critical condition after getting caught in the crossfire of a shooting overnight. jesse gary is following the developments. >> reporter: doctors inside temple university ho

the company has been criticized for failing to accommodate riders in wheelchairs.ngers traveling between the coming up. neon blue waters off the coast of tasmania. we'll explain the process behind this common occurrence. >>:de want to say anything to the parents? >> pam :dead silence from a school superintendent when we start asking tough questions >> gary :and will have the warriors and the giants highlights later on the broadcast >> reporter :we are tracking a few light showers right now and i will let you know if we get more wet weather in the bay area. your weather is coming up after the break [♪♪♪] ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ gonna have a look around ♪ ♪ now is the time ♪ ♪ i started flyin' ♪ ♪ both feet off of the ground ♪ ♪ head in the sky ♪ ♪ eyes open wide ♪ ♪ happy to look around ♪ is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. know better sleep with sleep number. >> pam :east

francisco police are looking for a guy who stoops pretty lo he robbed a woman who was riding i a wheelchair. he pretended to lose his balance and then went into her purse. sergio is live with the story. sergio? >> it happeneon saturday afternoon on the number five fulton bus. police say the man snatched the woman's wallet right out of her purse. when the bus stopped here he got aw. the minute this guy dwot on the bus karen sellers noticed something was odd. the little antennan my head said nobody holds a jacket on their arm anymore. >> he stood next to her near the back exit and then pretendeto stumble into her and her wheelchair when the bus came to a stop. >> i said get off of me and pushed and said ohsorry and then immediately out the backdoor. then i noticed the purseas unzipped and the wallet was gone. >> then she yelled forhe bus driver. you can hear it on the video. >> pull over. he grabbed my wallet. >> he may be responsible for other robberies because of how fast he got away and used one of her stolen credit cards. >> one of the officers was quick enough to give her the contact num

" at noon, a salmonella outbreak is linked to sushi and a last second save after a woman in her wheelchair gets stuck in front of an on coming train. >>> and why a teacher is in trouble following a messy stunt inside of one high school. those stories are coming up in our next half hour and meteorologist melissa magee is back with a closer look at the holiday forecast. >>> health officials are blaming sushi for a salmonella outbreak across nine different states, at least 53 people are sick and 31 of those cases are in california, but ill ands are reported elsewhere including vnl, arizona and illinois, the exact source has not been confirmed but the sources report eating sushi containing tuna. >>> it could take months to determine the cause of an oil spill off the coast of california, officials say that first they need to excavate the pipeline and then determine what went wrong tuesday's spill involved about 105,000 gallons of crude oil and crews managed to cleanup more than 9,000 gallons as of yesterday. >>> a good samaritan saved a woman in a wheelchair. this shows a man pushing his wife a

he robbed a woman who was riding in a wheelchair. he pretended to lose his balance and then went into her purse. sergio is live with the story. sergio? >> it happened on saturday afternoon on the number five fulton bus. police say the man snatched the woman's wallet right out of her purse. when the bus stopped here he hoped off and got away. the minute this guy dwot on the bus karen sellers noticed something was odd. the little antenna in my head said nobody holds a jacket on their arm anymore. >> he stood next to her near the back exit and then pretended to stumble into her and her wheelchair when the bus came to a stop. >> i said get off of me and pushed and said oh sorry and then immediately out the backdoor. then i noticed the purse was unzipped and the wallet was gone. >> then she yelled for the bus driver. you can hear it on the video. >> pull over. he grabbed my wallet. >> he may be responsible for other robberies because of how fast he got away and used one of her stolen credit cards. >> one of the officers was quick enough t

the family believes they can make jabar a lot more comfortable in this new wheelchair. >> they allow him the capability to stand up which will build muscle tone for him and it is like a bed that can be changed without having to be turned in and out. >> today the philadelphia college of osteopathic college will offer free examinations and will offer information on nutrition. it runs until 3:00 this afternoon. >> this week's wednesday's child is a sweet boy to dreams of becoming a firefighter someday. he also has dreams of finding a loving and supporting family to help him achieve all of his goals. we introduce you to davon. >> davon, how are you doing? >> good. >> he wants to be a firefighter someday. >> 8-year-old davon is a little shy at first but it doesn't take along for his adventurous nature to shine through. he has a passion for all things firefighting so we took a tour of the philly museum to find out all about it. >> davon is a funny, sweet 8-year-old. he's in the second grade. he enjoys basketball, especially football. >> he had a great time looking at all the fire equipment

were piled up often three, four, five people in there and we watched them unload here right into wheelchairs and stretchers to be rushed into the emergency room for treatment. it gives you a sense of the urgency that first responders had getting many of these victims away from the actual crash scene to this hospital where we are just a couple of miles away in north philadelphia they weren't waiting for ambulances for every person to be carried individually. they were crammed in the back of these vans and rushed here as a group. to be treated as quickly as possible. >> george, i want to point out -- because what we're looking at on our screen right now, to everybody watching on the right, we are seeing some of that response. we're seeing people taken away two ambulances on stretchers. two point out to our viewers, if we can have it again i'd like to show it outside the hospital where you are, if you look in the distance we see people standing by empty stretchers and as if it's like one of the medical dramas that you see on tv a thousand times over. you see hospital staff waiting with empty gu

this morning he's in a wheelchair after being hit by a stray bullet.he break we'll tell you what he's saying about his injury and what his family says keeps his spirits up. >>> we're looking at commute here in the south bay where traffic is still slow on 237, 880 and the nearby area. we'll tell you more about this commute -- coming up. >>> a lot of the low clouds in place. pretty impressive for may as this cool pattern continues. no change this week. maybe another round of thunderstorms showing up. we'll talk about that coming up. blatche [burke] or how you may be covered for this... [burke] but not for something like this... [burke] talk to farmers and see what gaps could be hiding in your coverage. [sfx: yeti noise] ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ >>> amtrak is back in service between new york and philadelphia this morning. for the first time since the deadly derailment last week. pam cook joins us in the studio with more on the investigation and what's being done to keep passengers safe. my husband just booked a trip on amtra

i have seen another person in the wheelchair someone with a bandaged leg and arm and they are all just shock and as a result of the deadly train derailment, amtrak suspended northeast corridor service between philly and new york, new jersey transit however will honor ticket between trenton and new york city. there is a modified service between philly and washington and philly and harrisburg. vittoria will handle that in her traffic report. but they will last for some time. mayor michael nutter says there is no circumstances in which there would be any amtrak service this week through philadelphia, he has seen mangled tracks and down wires. the investigation in the crash is just beginning, as transportation officials make their way to the scene. so people will to have figure out how to get around this area. people had a very long night overnight here at 30th street station when their train got delayed, many hopped on a bus to points north, earlier this morning, take a listen. >> i necessity train derailed at like 9:30, our train was supposed to get off at ten past ten. assume we were ne

a woman in a wheelchair told to come on down.he was playing for that set you have an internet fire storm. ♪ >> now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >> good evening everybody. road crews out bound newtown road shut down through the midday sugar town over to waterloo. watch for delays tomorrow and then they're going to be working on the overnight into early tomorrow morning. here on the pennsylvania turnpike. between philly bensalem and willow grove. same deal in northeast philadelphia work crews active out at cottman avenue. some rain on the way. sue and i will have traffic and weather when we see you ♪ >>> 56 years on the run but tonight no more. former akron ohio resident frank fresh water social security now 79 years old after all these years police finally found him in orlando and he admitted his true identity. a jury convicted him of fatally strikeing a pedestrian in 1957. but he escaped from prison two years later. it took almost two decades but police finally caught him in 1975 but again he got away. police never d

i mean the problem perm me yates another where. >> doors that aren't wide enough for a wheelchair. undercover cameras inside the las vegas show how herman couldn't get into a bathroom. >> i hope that that locations not only because of the legal matter not only because that it's going to be cost effective but for the moral grounds make so every customer can enjoy your place. >> now we call the vegas lounge and village whiskey neither called us back. u.s. attorney says it will take awhile to review the restaurants on that survey list and they will try to work with facilities that are in violation of the ada. but if they don't comply, they can be prosecuted. >> it's very eye opening. i wonder too with philadelphia being such an old city what about buildings that are historical. do never any sort of exemption? >> no, there are no exemptions. if you serve the public you're a commercial establishment, you have to be accessible to people with disabilities. >> okay. every customer deserves access. stephanie, thank you very much. i'm sure we'll hear much more about this. >>> kathy is joinin

karen sellers yelled from her wheelchair after she has just been robbed. she says this manmade his move when the crowded muni bus stopped at van ness and mcallister saturday afternoon. >> he fell directly on top of me pinning me to the chair and reached in and took the wallet out and i literally had to push him off me. >> reporter: he got off the bus and disappeared. there are probably more victims. investigators think the pickpocket hits the muni 5 and 38 lines most often and because of his m.o., victims might not even realize when or where they were targeted. christian hartnett, kpix 5. >>> do you recognize this man? pleasanton police say he is a suspect in gym locker break-ins over the past couple of months at "24 hour fitness." police say each time the man jumps the fence around the pool. he then will knock on the door to get someone to let him into the locker area. all those break-ins happened between 3 and 6 a.m. >>> tonight we have a copy of the restraining order against ray mcdonald. it gives new details into the confrontation between the former 49

karen sellers says she noticed him moving closer as she was sitting in the wheelchair section of there the bus came to a stop she tells me the man pretended to fall on her and covered her purse with his jacket to obscure what he was doing. >> my hands are free. but i could feel fumbling you know, down here. and i pushed him to get him off of me. i pushed. >> she says she noticed her purse had been open and her wallet, gone. so she started to yell for the bus driver that she