another life, 24 years in a wheelchair. >> you've been in a wheelchair half your life. and how did you come to be confined to a wheelchair? >> well, at that time i was a pilot in the air force, in the israeli air force. i flew -- [cheers and applause] i flew f-16s, and i was an instructive in the cadet school. i had to go fly air flight another base. so they came and took me and some other pilots and, unfortunately, we slept in the car, and the driver also fell asleep, and the car rolled over. i was thrown out on my back, broke it, and you see the result actually. >> so i assume as a former israeli air force fighter pilot, you're a pretty active guy even in a wheelchair. what are the limitations? what is a conventional wheelchair like when you're active in it? >> i encounter many difficulties sometimes x along the way i'm trying to figure out how to make my life better for myself, riding it and for other people. so, like, if i'm going down curbs, steps, some gravel, i hurt my back. at the end of the day, that's how i got the soft wheel, to try to solve the problem. >> o

every day, so each night tristan locks the wheelchair up right here. without his wheelchair, tristan can't go to school or meet up with his friends to do what he loves. >> and we made an escape route. i am a photographer, and i can't really film if i don't have my wheelchair. >> it is something that he has to have. it is not an option. we can't go without it. >> reporter: tristan's mom phid a report with sparks police and she says that point there are no suspects or leads to follow. >> if you could just return itno question asked, we'd be more than happy and, you know, willing to accept that. >> reporter: in the meantime -- tristan and his mom are leaning on each other. >> it is a setback; but just like anything we have faced, you know, we face it as a family. >> and that was madison corney reporting. until suzanne can figure out a long-term solution, tristan will be borrowing a wheelchair or using a rental neither of which are tailored to his specific needs. tristan's customized wheelchair costs tens of thousands of dollars convenient after insurance

eve night he locks the wheelchair up right here. without his wheelchair he can't go to school or meet up with his friends to do what he loves. >> we made a skate group. photographers and skate group i really can't film if i don't have no wheelchair. >> it's just something that he has to have. it's not an option. we can't go without it. >>reporter: tristan's mom suzanne filed a report with sparks police but she says at this point there are no suspects or leads to follow. >> if you could just return it, no questions asked we'd be more than happy and you know willing to accept that. >>reporter: in the meantime tristan and his mom are leaning on each other. >> it's a setback, but just like anything that we faced you know we face it as a family. >> now until suzanne can figure out a long term solution tristan will be borrowing a wheelchair or using a rental neither tailored to his needs. his customized wheelchair costs tens of thousands of dollars even after insurance kicks in so they are hoping it will be returned. tristan asked if i wo

his special electric wheelchair has been stolen. he was in this chase bank branch on friday night when he fainted and lost consciousness. he was taken by ambulance to the hospital but his motor rise the wheelchair stayed behind. brown said bank officials told him they would hold it for someone to pick it up but that someone turned out to be just an acquaintance. >> we gave it to the person we they said they gave it to me brother, didn't ask for identification. >> reporter: bank officials declined to explain how it was handed over. chase said, it is our understanding that the man who was given the wheelchair regularly accompanies the customer and assists with the this branch location. also the customer previously identified this person as his multiple occasions. brown says the man he was talking to at the bank were just acquaintances, not friends or relatives. while chase officials maintain he is often seen in the bank with those individuals. brown feels he should have at least received a phone call to identify the person in question

and without his wheelchair, tristin can't go to school ... or meet up with his friends to do what he loves..."we made a skate group. i'm the photographer for the group, but i really can't film if i don't have a wheelchair -tristin(cover with b-roll)"he can use a walker, but it's very limited, he doesn't have that accessibility." -suzanne, mom "it's just something that he has to have. it's not an option, we can't go without it." -suzanne, momtristin's with sparks police, but she says at this point there are no suspects or leads to follow. "if you could just return it and no questions asked, we'd be more than happy and willing to accept that." -suzanne, mom"it's a setback, but just like anything we've faced, we face it as a family." -suzanne, momin the meantime... nat...tristin and his mom are leaning on each other.)) 3 (samantha)>> that was 3 madison corney reporting for us this morning... >until suzanne can figure out a long term solution...tristin will be borrowing a wheelchair or using a rental, neither of which are tailored to his needs. t

she refused help and one day found her slumped over in the wheelchair and adding to the wheelchair was covered in urine. the victim was treated for general negligent, poor nutrition and he was band from the hospital room and he was praying on the fears of going to a nursing home. >> the adult unit worked with protective services and there are over 200,000 in montgomery county in the next two years and we want to protect them. >> we're told that the victim lived in an assisted care system. >>> new at 11 a shocking discovery for student. they road a school bus with explosive training on board. they found it a week after a federal agency used the bus in an exercise at the high school. now, monday and tuesday the bus served kids going to rock ridge high and buffalo trail elementary and pine brook. now they're trying to reach the parents because some of them may have shared a ride with the >>> lots of us gearing up to watch the final four this weekend and to teams are getting ready for a different kind of basketball tournament and one on wheels. there's two teams and headed to the national

ditching the wheelchair ...a new robotic suit is helping people who use wheelchairs stand tall.what makes this one stand out from others ...next, break three 3 nobody said it was going to be easy, but figuring out how to tackle cincinnati's child poverty crisis is turning out to be even more daunting than expected. local 12's jeff hirsh shows us why the time frame for cincinnati mayor john cranley's child poverty collaborative is being moved back. 3 "let me show you something. this is not a new board game, and it's not a design for a new video game. rather this chart explains all the different federal government anti-poverty programs, more than 80 of them, spending a trillion dollars a year. trying to navigate it, trying to explain it and understand it is like a roll of the dice." roll of dice which is one reason why mayor john cranley's task force on child poverty -- called the child poverty collaborative -- will by the mayor's orignal goal of june 30th."it has to have public buy-in. we're not going to have the recommendations until september or october because we're going to have to do

a woman on a wheelchair to its left. >> i'm very nervous, shaking. >> maida gonzalez was waiting for her suddenly >> i thought this was the end. it came right towards me. >> he came right to her wheelchair and bruising her and injuring her. >> this is nerve-racking and next thing you know the window is smashing. it's crazy. >> big concrete pilars line the damage. the city needs to step up. >> they need to move the bus stop from there. this corner, too many accidents have happened. at the same time they need to allow us to install some type of barrier for the people inside the building as well. >> you are looking where that concrete barrier was just hours ago and miami-dade is saying they are investigating this crash. why was this woman out of control and did >> a medical issue before they cite her. >>> now a safety alert in a fix a plat scam that police want you to know about. officers accuse two men of flattening tires pretending to help. they target women and elderly people and using financial institutions like banks. we spoke with the victims. >> the police officer that was follow

for now he will be borrowing a wheelchair. it costs thousands of dollars even after insurance kicks in. for more on how you can help head to our web site. >>> a concert venue shutting down after 7 years of being the most used concert hall in our area. they expect to renovate and >>> march is women's history month. they decided to put on an event to celebrate. eight women were honored. officials spoke how the women represent a time when women's >>> coming up, michael >>> welcome back. your time right now is 8:15. right now it is 43 degrees in reno. >>> owner and farmer at girl farm to talk about pretty important day for a lot of people. today is national pig day. >> it is. >> happy national pig day to the both of you. >> i'm excited we are here. we have a lot of great local businesses that are honoring the pig and making them a fine swine. >> start us here. >> we are going to start over this is their hot link and breakfast pork sausage. their hot link is on special all month long. you can buy both of these. it is locally made i

the latest is the shooting of a teenager in a wheelchair in west oak lane. nbc's denise nakano has more information. >> reporter: it all happened around 8:15 last night in the 27 block of limekiln pike. he was shot one time in the face, another time in the lower back. investigators recovered three shell casings three feet away from the empty wheelchair. >> why he would get shot it's a total mystery to me. why he would shoot swhoun was defensive in a wheelchair. >> reporter: the suspects were last seen dressed in hoodies running down limekiln pike. >>> police believe a teenage shooting victim was an innocent bystander when bullets starting flying. investigators say it started as an argument between two men on green street. one took a bull tote the head. that person is in critical condition. a 16-year-old was hit in the knee and arm and is now recovering. this shooting began when the street was filled with children. >> there were some really upset children, you know. their parents were rushing them into their friends' house so they could be -- you know, calm d

after having his wheelchair stolen, one teen is finally seeing some hope this morning. the surprising amount of money donated to get him back in the chair he needs. but first, a u-s marine's bravery helps a couple still be alive today. here's a look at what's coming up on 10 news and c-b-s tonight. starting at 8:00, the big bang theory, followed by life in pieces at 8:30. at 9:00, mom. at 9:30, two broke girls. at 10:00, elementary. then tune in to 10 in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. a steakburger. so they used 100 percent beef. quick seared to seal in the flavor ... ... you'll only get from a steakburger. steak 'n shake, we are on top of breaking news out of hillsborough county this morning. right now, tampa police are investigating a home invasion. it happened around 2 this morning on west yukon street, that's just south of busch boulevard. this is a live look right now. two people were home at the time when two men forced their way into the house and demanded money. police say they tied up the victims and stole some small elect

. >>> a man was shot and is wounded while in his wheelchair. this latest attack happened on west oak lane. nbc 10's denise na kakano repor. >> reporter: police say the teenager was in a wheelchair when the gunman came up to him. he was shot in the face and once in the back. this happened in the 2700 belong of limekiln pike. they're not sure why he was targeted. they found three shell casings three feet away from his wheelchair. >> we know shotting were fires because we found three shell casings feet away from his wheelchair and where he was found lying on the sidewalk. >> reporter: the victim went to the hospital in critical condition. the suspects were last seen in gray hoodies and were running down the street. police hope private cameras in the area will help them with their investigation. >>> at 4:36, 57 degrees on this thursday morning and the clock is ticking down to a possible new jersey transit rail strike. right now they have less than three days to reach an agreement. negotiators are back at the bargaining table. they say they have bee

it came right towards me. >> he came right to her wheelchair and bruising her and injuring her. >> this is nerve-racking and next thing you know the window is smashing. it's crazy. >> big concrete pilars line the damage. the city needs to step up. >> they need to move the bus stop from there. this corner, too many accidents have happened. allow us to install some type of barrier for the people inside the building as well. >> you are looking where that concrete barrier was just hours ago and the damage to property. miami-dade is saying they are investigating this crash. why was this woman out of control and did >> a medical issue before they cite her. >>> now a safety alert in a fix a plat scam that police want you to know about. officers accuse two men of flattening tires pretending to help. they target women and elderly people and using financial institutions like banks. we spoke with the victims. >> the police officer that was following me made me aware of what happened at the bank. i didn't know they had done something to my the bank. >> police say do not allow strangers to have acce

he has brittle bone disease and needs his wheelchair to get around. he and his mom say they are so grateful for the outpouring of support. and that's not the only heartwarming start of the story. news 4 received multiple emails and phone calls from people who wanted to give tristan their old wheelchairs they no longer needed. head to our website for more at mynews4.com. >>> several iconic names and items with the yosemite national park were changed overnight. amid a trademark dispute and park officials aren't pleased. janel has the story. >> reporter: it all happened overnight. >> souvenir items, groceries, all the computers needed to be changed out, cash registers -- you think about it, going from one company to another. >> undergoing a full makeover, hundreds of signs displaying new names for several iconic landmarks. >> so -- it's now the majestic >> the name changes, as aramark takes over. they left few stones left unturned. during the course of the contract, he says they filed to trademark the iconic names without the knowledge of the park. >> we

his special electric wheelchair has been stolen. he was in this chase bank branch on friday night when he fainted and lost consciousness. he was taken by ambulance to the hospital but his motorized wheelchair stayed behind. brown said that bank officials told him they would hold it for someone to pick it up and someone turned out to be an acquaintance. >> and we gave it to the person we normally see him with. they didn't ask for i.d. they said they gave it to my brother. >> reporter: bank officials here declined to go on camera was handed over. chase released the statement. it's our understanding the man given the wheelchair regularly helps with the customers and assisted with the transactions at this branch location and the why under standingsing the customer identified him as the brother to branch employees on multiple locations. the man he was talking to was a caughtances not friend or relatives. while chase officials say he's seen in the bank with them. brown feels he should have at least received a phone call to identify the pe

the family says dozens of people stepped forward with a goal on the go fund me page. electric wheelchair and trailer. >> you ran the story and my started going crazy. >> how is your new claire? do you like it. >> reporter: the biggest donation came from hyundai giant president that put it chair. >> what do you say to everyone who donated to you. >> thank you everyone. >> people that i -- you know, we have never met donating $250. it was crazy. >> it was nice. >> reporter: jake followed the donations online and enjoyed reading all of the words of encouragement. now he is grabbing ahold a world of independence. >> he is very good at driving the chair. >> his brother hops on the back and they go flying down the sidewalk to the park. time with it. >> reporter: the next challenge for jake, learning to maneuver his wheelchair in the busy hallways of his school. the way it looks, nothing is going to get in his way. eric waxler, abc action news. >>> now the most accurate weather team in florida, abc action weather. >> nice night to get out and do something. >> uh-huh. >> maybe depending where yo

a woman in a wheelchair to its left. >> i'm very nervous, shaking. >> reporter: myra gonzalez was waiting for her care taker outside this building on the corner of the street when suddenly an suv barrelled toward her. >> i thought this is it, this is the end. because it was right there, came right towards me. >> reporter: the bench threw gonzalez from her wheelchair, bruising and cutting her. but others suffered much more serious injuries when the same thing happened at this very spot just four months ago. another suv slammed in to the bench and the building so fast and hard the suv driver flew out violently. >> this is nerve wracking, we're working and next thing we know, screaming and windows smak smashing and -- smashing and it's crazy. >> reporter: the concrete pillars line the building meant to lessen the damage to life and but after these crashes, the >> they need to move the bus stop from there, this corner, too many accidents have happened and at the same time, they fled need -- need to allow us to install some type of barrier that protects the building and the people inside the b

the 18-year-old victim was in a wheelchair in front of his own home when he was shot. it happened around 8:15 last night on limekiln pike. police recovering three shell casings three feet away from the empty wheelchair. >> it's totally a mystery to me. >> medics took the victim to the hospital in critical condition. >>> in another case of violence, police believe a teenage shooting victim was an innocent bystander when bullets starting flying in philadelphia's neighborhood. it all started between two men on green street. one of those men fired shots. another took a bull tote the head. that person is in critical condition. a 16-year-old was hit in the knee and arm and is now recovering. witnesses say when the shooting began, the street was filled with children. >> the children were upset so that they would be, you nknow, calm down. >> police are still looking for the shooter. >>> a.c. mayor don guardian and city council members are expected to testify at a state -- against a state takeover. the proposed bill would give new jersey power over a.c.'s finances. it would als

. >> "q": and, a family kicked out of the play area at a mall because their child is in a wheelchair. yup. those stories coming up right leash on cleveland 19 news at >> "q": welcome back. cavs owner dan gilbert just cleveland real estate. of the avenue shops at tower city, a detroit-based real estate service made the announcement this morning. tower city currently houses more than 100 retailers and the movie theater. >> laura: and, score one for samsung. it beat apple in the smart phone war. consumer reports named the new galaxy s7 and s7 edge, the best smart phones it has ever reviewed. hey, that's a great review. the phones have excellent battery life and cameras. even in low light. they are also waterproof for up to 30 minutes and five feet of water. i need one of those. >> "q": i was going to say, sam's a big fan of those. uber is launching a program to pay hackers big bucks if they find bugs in their app's code. the bug bounty, if you will, offers hackers $10,000 bucks for each critical problem they find. uber will also dole out $5,000 to hackers who flag significant issues and

nobody was hurt. >>> a wheelchair disappears as a man is rushed to the hospital. now the owner is pleading for its return. william brown has muscular dystrophy and has not been able to walk in 16 years. on friday she fainted inside a chase bank in midtown, taken by ambulance to the hospital but officials say they returned the chair to someone claiming to be brown's brother. but brown says he has no idea who that man was. >> it's part of me, then they gave the way. that's what i'm saying, feels like i lost a loved one. >> i'm confused and it hurts and i don't know what to do for the first time in my life. >> chase officials say they are looking through surveillance video to figure out who picked up the wheelchair. >>> if you are flying to some of the transportation security administration says expect long security lines at the airport. the tsa says not enough people have joined the expedited screening program called project. tsa cut its staff believing pre- check would speed up the process. tsa says passengers should arrive at least two hours early or risk missing

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>> be a ball errie na. 5-year-old is nay wheelchair now but if her parents have their way, she won't be forever. >> she wants to dance. >> lynn: raft decemr after doing a back bend all the home eden started drying of back pain. >> i said oh your fine, you're fine. my back, my legs and hips hurt. >> i said okay soy picked her up in this room anan a was rocking her in the rocking chair and trng to calm her down. >> what they failed to realize is t t little girl was suffering a spinal injury and lost her ability to stand. >> all ave sudden shen was charge change oovmentd they rushed eden to the hospital where doctors offered a grim diagnosis. >> we were basically told like the first or second day of her injury that you know prepare for the worse she will be a paraplegic for the rest of her life. >> for weeks the 5-yeaold endured inten sif fizz hal call they're pli and learned to do wheel leez in her wheelchair. snow flow she home and she faces medical challenge ooze. she her bladder and bowel don't work. we have stoove h in the middle of the nice so she doesn't get pressure soars from l

she is confined to a wheelchair for at least a year. >> reporter: both of her legs are broken. how this 9-year-old got here is burnt in her memory. while walking with her mom last week after a pta meeting last week, a taxi hit them both while they were in the road. the car crushed the fourth grader. >> she was still holding my hand. i had to let her go. >> reporter: the guilt lays heavily on her mom, who wishes she had been hit instead. >> i could see her on the ground with the broken legs folded to the side. >> it is difficult for her father to see his family in so much pain. >> i wouldn't wish it on an enemy to have to bear witness to their child suffering the way she does. >> reporter: she is on many pain medications and will be in this wheelchair for a year. >> it hurts. >> reporter: they tell them she will walk again. she cannot wait to get back to gymnastics. >> i had just mastered my cart wheels when i had this accident. >> reporter: the driver of the taxi did stop and was cited for not yielding for pedestrians. >> be careful if you're crossing a place where there's no l

half a mile from his home in west ablong. >> if you can imagine a young man in a wheelchair from birth who was able to take care of his mother. >> reporter: investigators say this was the man behind the wheel in the deadly hit-and- run. arraigned today in suffolk county court. prosecutors say the charges are more troubles because his 36- year-old identical twin brother ten days before he nowed -- mowed down a week before. >> two identical brothers living in the same household committing virtually the same crime, the odds are astronomical. >> reporter: debris left from their cars from the scene lead to their arrest. they found dora's dna on the front-christopher's nissan. >> he used his credit card at a nightclub. there was no question he was drinking. >> it is horrendous. two brothers doing the same thing. >> reporter: the dora's moved in next door to her a month before michael was killed but they quickly made friends. >> he was the type of guy you felt you knew his whole life. >> reporter: christopher's brother's guilty plea should not affect his case. >> we want to offer our condolen

there were time she had to be in a wheelchair. her mind was perfectly sound. >> you interviewed her and the president multiple times. what they said was a secret evident during marriage. >> reporter: had to keep the romance in a marriage? >> i think it used to be the one of you thought that it had to be everything -- everything had to be your way or 50-50. it is not always 50-50. sometimes it is 9010. you have to be willing to give the 90 or he has to be willing to give the 90. it is something you want to do. >> clark gable had a line once that i thought was very eloquent. there is nothing more wonderful for a man than to approach his own doorstep knowing that someone on the other side of the door is listening for the sound of his footsteps. >> i heard it nancy reagan say it is always 50-50. >> i think it was 70-30. speeches with a glowing face. anything he did was fine with her. she was also politically helpful. she advised him. she corrected him. she was very much a force. it was not just an attractive woman in a white house. >>

the most recent victim, an 18-year-old was in a wheelchair in front of his home when he was shot. this happened around 8:15 last night on limekiln street. police recovers three shell casings feet away from the empty wheelchair. >> that he would get shot, it's a total mystery to me. why he would shoot someone who's pretty defenseless in a wheelchair. >>> in another case of violence in philadelphia, one of the victims of a double shooting is a teenager and an innocent bystander. >> that teen was hit when another shooting happened in mantua. one of those men fired a shot. the other took a bullet to the head. that person is in critical condition. a 16-year-old was hit in the knee and the arm and is now recovering. witnesses say when this shooting began, the street was filled with children. >> some children were upset. parents were rushing them to their friends' house so they could be -- you know, calm down, relax a little. >> this morning police are still looking for the shooter. >>> happening today, a man accused of ambushing a philadelphia police officers and shooting him three time

woman in wheelchair in the path of danger. >> hello welcome everyone. i'm belkys. >> i'm craig stevens. 7 news continues now at 11:00 >>> now at 11:00. former presidential nominee taking on donald trump. his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. >> trying to take down the republican front runner. but trump firing back. >> mitt is a failed candidate. he failed. he failed horribly. as other members of the g.o.p. take aim and team up. >> good evening that familiar faceith a message for g.o.p. voters mitt romney adamant donald trump shouldn't be the republican number night. trump wasted no time fighting back after coming under attack for much of the day and tonight g.o.p. debate. alex is live in the plex with all of it. alex. >> donald trump has been under fire all day. mitt romney on the attack this morning and now tonight from those on the debate stage with him. >> you see what happens again policy issue. you ask about the economy and first things he does is launch an attack out some little guy things because he doesn't have answers

to get a wheelchair fitted for "girly girl." @` they estimate a wheelchair will cost about 350- dollars. coming up on the 5 o'clock hour-- before you head out to vote in the primaries today-- we are going over the latest on each candidate. stay here for the latest numbers-- in polls, and delegates. plus- the new "bear proof" trash cans are coming at a steep discount. find out how you can get in on the new deal-- before one day you're enjoying rides, events, and up-close animal encounters at seaworld. the next, you're having fun at aquatica. for a limited time, you can buy a seaworld annual pass and get a year of aquatica for free. kick your feet up at aquatica's sandy beaches, and plunge down ihu's breakaway falls. then experience the ultimate thrill with mako, orlando's tallest, longest, fastest coaster, surfacing at seaworld this summer. get an annual pass, and play all year at both parks. i'm luanne sorrell. here is a look at this morning's top stories.

let's begin with patricia who needs a wheelchair to get around. >> i just wan access to that place of business so i can go in there, have a dinner, go to the best room, go shopping just like anybody else. >> reporter: when sheentioned businesses that are n n ada compliant, they don't have wheelchair ramps or their bathroom is difficult to useful she considers herself an advocate to force the businesse to follow the law. >> we have right to go any where and everywhere. >> reporter: tom bacon sues businesses on behalf of handicap people like patricia for not following the americans with disabilities act. >> it takes person willing t challenge the practice in federal court to get a place fixed. >> reporter: and then there's the other side, the businesses being sued. >> and got the subpoena and currently in a legal battle. >> reporter: on th day he was sued, several nearby businesses were also sued. mario's violation, access to bathroom is difficult t light need to be changed. >> we have disabled customers and none of them have issusu. >> reporter: it was spotted by a tester, a person lik

an infection in his right leg careers later left him in a wheelchair. the workers made his home wheelchair accessible. >>> unbelieve, i don't know the people and they welling to put in their time and effort to help us. >>> home depot said they have transformed 125,000 homes for veterans since 2011. >>> 5:57. terror take down intensifies. we are learning more about the suicide bombers who carried out the attacks on tuesday. >>> a college so -- sorority comes under fire for a secret recording. we'll we'll we'll be back with the details. >>> good morning, 6:00 a.m., friday, march 25 i'm tamala edwards along with erin o'hern. matt o'donnell is off we're working on several new and developing stories. >>> someone sprayed a barrage of bullets overnight hitting an innocent 16-year-old girl. we're live with the details. >>> in south jersey, a police officer is recovering from wounds he received in a dog attack that left another man fighting for his life. >>> a rainy start to this good friday, the sun will peek on it later today, accuweather is tracking the lates

a wheelchair bound student why parents say this is part of a dangerous pattern. >> a health alert on long island. a rabid raccoon has people taking extra precautions. >> here is a check on the forecast. >> ten minutes from sunrise and warmer temperatures. i mean warmer than they are now. we are in the 20s and 30s. but still we won't reach the 70s as we did yesterday. i will have details coming up. blinds to go faux wood blinds combines the warmth of natural wood with modern durability to make any room beautiful for years to come. spruce up your home today with up to 30% savings on hundreds of styles and colors. spring is here. and so are the savings. blinds to go faux wood blinds combines the warmth of natural wood with modern durability to make any room beautiful for years to come. spruce up your home today with up to 30% savings on hundreds of styles and colors. spring is here. and so are the savings. blinds to go. blinds for life. >>> new video this morning shows a 7 year old in a wheelchair getting slammed on the floor of her school bus. charlotte mccullen was on her way to schoo

>>reporter: wants bouncing with energy and she is now down to a wheelchair will the forelegs are brokene rod holding them and place all this nine year-old got here is burned in the memory while walking with her mom last week after a pta meeting after-school job and alimentary a taxi at them both while they were in the crosswalk of claremont the car crushed the fourth grand the bill weighs heavy who wishes she had been hit instead if it is difficult for arafat to see his family and so much fame as she is on many pain medications and will be in this will chair for a year doctors tell them that she will walk again and she cannot wait to get back to gymnastics the driver of the taxi did stop and was cited for failing to yield to pedestrians. >>marty gonzales: this is one image from that video and and it ran magellan stock about u.s. air strikes the target media kiosks isis propaganda is a distributor the american government has such little military intelligence the kiosk for all of the have left to target and the east bay build a said the four largest to $5,000 from a man accused the crashi

he is a wheelchair athlete. this is incredible. >> he was a born with spina bifida and has never been able to walk. he was inspired to push the limits of his wheelchair. flips and other stunts. he goes by the nickname wheels and is the start of a traveling sports show. >> that doesn't even look real. >> that's amazing to me on that. >> the very first thing i did in this business was play-by-play or for wheelchair basketball. >> they always that it's not your disability that counts but your ability that count. >> that's pretty amazing. so quickly tomorrow can be a good day. >> a touch breezy in the afternoon but we will have son in high clouds. >> can you do something for monday's home opener? >> you better plan to dress warmly. it may not be, it's not going to rain but it will probably only >> the stadium is gonna be cold. >> good deal. thank you. see tomorrow. ahh... yeah! ahh... ahh... ah. you probably say it a million times a day. ahh... ahh! ahh... ahh! but at cigna, we want to help everyone say it once a ye

my wife has been in a wheelchair for five years so i do understand the disabled problems firsthand. i want to congratulate or thank supervisor tang for this well thought out legislation. i was involved in some of the hearings and they were very intensive and a lot of different sides on that, but i think the stakeholders have been brought together and come up with something that's truly workable. i do think that it's terrific that you've extended getting the permits, i think that's important, san francisco generally is going to take more than three months, the aspect that there's no timeline as far as actually doing the work, i think that's important, i think it's also important that it addresses the entrances, obviously we'd like to see everything addressed but i think the entrance is a good place to start and i urge you to support this legislation. >> thank you very much, any other members of the public would wish to speak during public comment? public comment is closed and i wanted to thank mr. scott howi, the last speaker because he has worked for many years on this issue, so tha

the most recent victim, an 18-year-old was in a wheelchair in front of his home when he was shot. this happened around 8:15 last night in west oaklane. police recovered three shell casings just feet away from the empty wheelchair. >> why he would get shot it's a total mystery to me why you would shoot someone who's pretty much defenseless in a wheelchair. >> medics took the victim to the hospital in critical condition. and this morning police are looking for the vandals who damaged the philadelphia veet nan veterans memorial at penns landing. investigators tell us someone pried off and stole several brass star medallions and also took a few metal brackets used to stop skate borders. a worker at the memorial believe it happened on monday night or early tuesday. he tells us the repairs will cost more than $1,500. >>> and happening now in trenton, testimony is scheduled on two bills centered on the financial future of atlantic city. council members are expected to testify against a state takeover. the proposed bills would give new jersey power over a.c.'s finances and also include a

he does have a wheelchair"which brings us back to fitting in."he's starting to get old enough where he doesn't want to be in a wheelchair, and you know, kids."just recently jennifer came across 'the great bike giveaway,' by an organization out of michigan called friendship circle.their goal is to donate some six hundred bicycles adapted for kids with special needs."this is something he loves to do. so i know he'll be on a bike, forever."their website draws awareness to hundreds of children living with special needs from across the country. each, including keegan has a unique story of why they want a bike, along with their picture.visitors to the site can simply vote for their favorites, or donate money to the cause or both.they can even become 'ambassadors' to the organization to make more people aware of its mission. keegan is already working it. "vote for me, please. i want to win a bike."scott wegener, free agency is underway and it's taken some left turns and at least one right turn for the bengals.mohammed sanu is still unsigned. but reporte

. >> plus, a man in a wheelchair shot and killed by police. how the family is taking action against the officer and why they say it was not justified. a video showing a thief crawling into a play room. see his multiple crimes caught on camera all new on "nbc 10 news" at 5:00. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast >>> a sunny but brisk day across the area. people had on their heavy coats earlier today. but the nbc 10 first alert weather team is tracking changes moving in. take a look. the nbc 10 first alert radar is tracking snow headed our way. some will see the first flakes falling in a few hours. you can count on nbc 10 to help you prepare now for what's coming. i wond irif it's our last snow of the season. >

top, a bus stop becomes dangerous after an suv comes crashing through running over a woman on a wheelchair. this is not the first time this has happened and a business owner says something has to be done. tonight. >> reporter: this is not the first time or second or third time, but the fourth time that a car has come through this area, hit the building twice all within one year. this woman thanking her lucky stars. the suv goes off the road through a bus stop and takes >> before i knew it, i was on the floor with the car next to me. >> reporter: take a closer look, sitting o a wheelchair when the car takes out this bus stop. this is on 47th avenue. >> i'm lucky to be alive. >> reporter: the driver of the car says she was leaving the parking lot and claims another car was speeding, practically forced her off the road. fortunately, no serious injuries here, but local businesses say they are feded up. >> this has crashed into thee bus stop four times. >> jacqueline owns this business behind the stop and says it's only aatter of time before someone is killed. >> it's very dangerous for anyone

the p, a bus stop becomes dangerous after an suv comes crashing through running over a woman on a wheelchair. this is not the first time this has happened and a business owner says something has to be done. >> and this is the top story tonight. >> reporter: this is not the first time or seconond or third time, but the fourth time that area, hit t building twice all within one year. this woman thanking her lucky stars. the suv goesff the road through a bus stop and takes m at myra gonzalez. >> before i knew it, i was on the floor with the car next to me. >> reporter: take a closer look, sitting on a wheelchair when the car takes out this bus stop. this is on 47th avenue. >> i'm l lky to be alive. >> reporter: the driver of the car says she was leaving the parking lot and claims another car was speeding, practically forced her off the road. fortrtately, no serious injuries here, but local businesses say they are fed up. >> this has crashedednto the bus stop four times. >> jqueline owns this business behind the stop and says it's only a matter of time before someone is killed.

surveillance cameras capturing the crash just as an elderly woman in a wheelchair narrowly escapes serious injury. this is not the first time this has happened. stephanie bertini isive with more. >> reporter: take a look at the the owners say they've seen this type of tng more than once. today first responders say a vehicle lost control hit a pillar that looked like that. you can see what's left of it now. nothing but yellow tape by these cones. then this is all what led to what was caught on camera. from a busy street to the sidewalk through the window of this het clinic. >> it's a medical practice. we're working. next thing you know there's screaming and windows smashing. it's crazy. the city needs to do something. they need to move that bus sp from there. >> reporter: the owner is graraful no one inside or around her business was hurt. surveillance video caught the incident. the driver of the red jeep lost control while tryingg to avoid a wreck with anototr vehicle. >> we're just happy this did not turn into a mass casualty incident. >> repter: minutes before the incident, first respond

heels for wheels a pageant in a wheelchair. >> she always wanted to have that crown. >> i wanted to teach the beauty industry what they think beauty is. >> she has an even bigger goal. >> to inspire others who are just like her. >> because you're in a wheelchair doesn't mean that you can't be crowned as a queen or that you're not beautiful. >> reporter: stephanie maxwell channel 9. she started modeling to fight stroke and epilepsy. you can learn more about it unchilding a summer 5k. go to wsoctv.com and look for stephanie's story on the family page. >>> clouds, they are hanging around this afternoon along with much cooler temperatures. look at graf >>> this is really some start to spring. >> i know. i think we were spoiled by the 80s we had last week and now winter is reminding us it is going to make a comeback today. tracking the threat for showers later today. how >>> a 106-year-old woman is inspiring a new generation with her dancing. . hot topic starts now. welcome. we start tonight with a story that is raising eyebrows. a woman is caught shoplifting, but that woman was a nun. >> i wa

>>reporter: she was sitting on a wheelchair with the cart the bus stop. the car was only stopped by this office building near northwest 7th street and 42nd avevee in miami. >> if i had been two feet behind me, i would >>reporter: the driver of the car says she was leaving the parking lot and claims another car was speeding, practically forced her off the road. fortunately, no serious injuries here but local busisses say they are if -- fed up. he says it's only a matter of time before someone is killed. >> the city needs to do something and more this bus stop from here. it's very dangerous for someone to wait t tre. >>reporter: last year a similar scene captured onurveillance cameras. this one resulting in serious injuries, the driver thrown from the vehicle. a man at the bus stop. compmptely gone, the driver in this most recent incident, we k kw she was cited and let go. reporting from miami, i'm andrew perez, local 10 news. >>> a young mother under her toddler in the trash. two witnesses held the woman until police arrived. derek shore has more on this f

an suv slamming through and nearly hitting a woman in a wheelchair. a live report from the scene, coming up at 5:00. >> lynn: also ahead, no time to react as something comes flying toward a couple's car. we're talking about the very terrifying moments. >> danielle: and a disturbing note and series of horrible discoveries. activists say that the crimes are getting more gruesome. just one statitn has the details. >> lynn: and it takes several doctors to visit to find out what's wrong with this little e reason is kind of gross. >> phil: so we have a frontnt moving across south floririda and no change,ut cloudiness streaming back from the yucaxan and back today and tomorrow. minutes. >> lynn: that's a problem. tire trouble giving a washington couple the scare of their lives. their windshield is smashed. they were behind theheemi truck when the commute turned into a >> danielle: jamie reports in wawaington where the tire flew through the couple's windshield. >> it was like god came down and smacked it out of the way just% in time. >> reporter: they still c

. >> ginger: sawyer competes in wheelchair rugby. rodriguez is a wheelchair basketball player. the invictus games kick off may 8th through the 12th. >> lisa: they're one of our favorite local charities getting results for kids in need. the organization started in 2014 with ucf students teaming up to build a low-cost, 3-d printed arm for a little boy in need. since then, their efforts have spread worldwide. >> julie: but today, limitless changed the life of a 10-year-old girl here at home with the help of a local business. >> ginger: news 6 reporter amanda castro was there for the >> reporter: a ucf business and non-profit are getting results. topper's creamery is partnering with limitless solutions to give a gift of a lifetime, a prosthetic arm for this 10-year-old cheerleader. the 10-year-old cheerleader from texas cartwheeling and doing impressive stunts, all because of a 3-d printed arm, all because of limitless. >> she can do anything she wants today. >> reporter: she's learning the sky is the limit. she was born without her left arm. but now her mother says her new limb wi

ironically it was a similar accident that put him in the wheelchair 37 years ago. and a transfer truck hit him. it disabled him. >>reporter: her brother was a simple man and a joy to be around. >> some people need big things to make them happy. my brother was the type of person you could give him a coca-cola and he would be happy . >>reporter: the family owes it to him to see that justice is done. if you have any information call our toll-free hotline at 866-43 wanted. or go to wral .com and search for report a tip. you do not have to give us your name. >>> a reminder operators are available 20 for ours a day. all tips are important. >>> fayetteville police say a love triangle is at the center of a man's murder and believe the woman and her lover conspire to kill her husband. you are looking at the me screen and anthony hernandez charged with stabbing and in may of 2010. hernandez initially arrested back in 2010 but a judge dismissed the case in 2013 due to a lack of evidence. both were arrested on friday at the goodyear plant with a also worked with the victim. >>

she's sitting in here wheelchair. she highways knocked over, covered in flying gas. the woman behind the wheel says she was pulled out of the paing lot claiming another car was speeding and forced her off the road. those who work in the enough. >> crash into the bus stop before four times. >> jaclyn owns the miami heart center behind the bus stop and says it's only a matter of time before someone gets killed. >> the city needs to do something and move t is bus stop from here. it's very dangerous for anyone to wait for a bus out there. >>reporter: this crash resulted in some very serious injuries. not only was the driver tossed from his s.u.v. but there was a man killed in that incident. the driver in cited. we already have an e-mail into miami-dade transit asking them what the plan is, will they replace the bench in the shelter or will the stop based on the history here. wel have that answer for you a little bit 10. >>> now to a developing fiu women's basketball team. the coach suspendeded after being accused by sexual misconduc. fiu said they will continue to invest

and it's tiring on the children but it got julia from being wheelchair bound to being able to walk with crutches. reporter: julie is still works hard to she meets the doctor ultrabook times a week hoping to strengthen her muscles but behind the struggle and the smiles there are times when this 21-year-old wonders about her future. >> lots of people want to get married and have a family and i think maybe with my disability in my situation that may not happen. it could but i don't want to say oh yeah it definitely will when i'd surely feel maybe it won't, you know what i mean? i feel like if i didn't have my would be different. reporter: but you do such a good job. you really do. i feel like it does what you want you will get it. >> every time i want something i make sure i get it. reporter: julia is a senior at st. francis college and will graduate in may with a degree in communications. this past summer she interned here at fox 5. now she has her own dreams of getting in front of the camera. >> it's made me feel more confident myself in believing being a reporter on tv connects a happen

star weston says her 17-year-old brother was born with spina bifida and relies on a wheelchair.s been leaving home sometimes climbing out of a window and going out without his wheelchair. she says it was for his own protection. >> a honest sistemonster. she's not. she just tried to help my brother out and try to keep him in the house to keep him from hurting himself. >> earlier this week a therapist working with another child in the house contacted child protective services who then called police. police say there are better options for parents in similar situations, including organizations like the arc. paulette weston is facing felony child neglect and abduction charges. >>> he killed his own infant daughter and now a frederick man will go to prison for life. frankie williams was sentenced on thursday in the death of his daughter, killed in 2014 a few weeks after she was returned to her parents from foster care. her case sparked a maryland law to protect children who go back to abusive homes. her mother is serving a 20 year sentence for not stopping the assault. >>> these two

little bit of money and sharing it with muni thank you for that one a plan to make all the buses wheelchair assessable should be implemented immediately the buses - should find a little bit of hubs we don't need the - they should be able to board muni aprons waiting going their direction within the city especially they your honor, return to san francisco thank you for your time. >> next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> those are the last to people that turned in speaker cards. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon committee members i'm tony's work with the senior and gakt action we work with seniors and people with disabilities, transportation is part of overall quality of life focus or lens, if you will, that we look at in advocating for the people that we serve the buses provide or they pose many different issues particularly i would say at the other most issues of safety i've seen big buses the neighborhoods their cumbersome and quite frankly they seem to be out of place the idea of the straddle hub or where the younger technology worker can come and take those bikes and come and t

a pageant for women in wheelchairs. >> she always wanted to do that. she has an even bigger goal. >> i want to be the first wheelchair woman. >> to inspire others who are just like her. >> because you're in a wheelchair doesn't mean that you can't be crowned as a queen or that you're not beautiful. >> reporter: stephanie maxwell, channel 9 eyewitness news. >> >> cell phone cameras captured several fights at u.n. c greensboro this weekend. this is part of the video. at 6:45, the steps police took to prevent even more fights and the stories witnesses are recounting this morning. >>> if you were hacked last year, be sure to watch your taxes this year. at 6:30, the steps you can take to prevent being hacked again. >>> first, chester county officials want the dot to do a this >>> good sunday morning. taking a live look at the skyline there. beautiful view of the city of charlotte and all the lights 6:25. starting off in the 40s. today. we'll get an update from vicki in a few minutes. >> tomorrow the chester county council plans to possibly vote on a new dot