. >> it's wheelchair body building forcing athletes to work through their disabilities. abc's stephanie ramos worked out with one particularly inspiring competitor in the nation's capital. >> reporter: it's been more than three years since derek benson has been able to walk. >> car stopped on the highway in front of me and i'm doing 60. >> reporter: that motorcycle crash almost killed him. it left him partially paralyzed from the waist down and reality he was forced to deal with. >> depression and the pain of knowing that you're going to have to live life in this new condition, it was just horrific. >> reporter: sitting in the hospital room feeling helpless, a suggestion from a friend inspired him. >> you could try wheelchair body building. >> reporter: it was founded in the u.s. in 2006. five years later, the international federation of body building officially recognized the competition. there's only 23 professionals in the u.s. benson competes as an amateur and is the only wheelchair body builder in the washington, d.c. area. >> it's tough. that's the thing with wheel

roanokeva.gov/councilmeetings smart wheelchair controller platform. but like to thank our presenters mark--and margin for being here today. thank you. >> thank you for having us. it's a pleasure to be here in front of the council. we made a trip here to participate to showcase our technology but we've also been around the bay area visiting people investors, hospitals because were looking for partnerships. then it was a price we got invited here and we were glad to come. i decided not to show you a presentation, a normal presentation good because i think a video can speak 1000 words so all show you the video and let you comment on that. hopefully, you will like it. you'll enjoy it and you will see the benefits of this technology. let's see. >> >>[video]. >> what we have here is we have developed the world's first commercially available smart wheelchair controller. by smart wheelchair controller what we mean is it software upgradable and its integrated could we've integrated or number actually a few dozen services that are mostly available for high-leve

not all of the wheelchair lacrosse players are veterans. mareike miller had her basketball career in ger severe knee injuries. after coming to the the u.s., she played on the uw whitewater wheelchair basketball teams that won 3 straight national championships. 10:46:25 all the people, the life stories and the experiences that i got to know through adaptive sports are what keep me going. 10:46:39 those stories are sweet music to the ears of dr. ken lee. who, for the sake of those he serves, is glad that he found out that lacrosse is more than just a city! 11:06:33 oh i'd never trade this, love the veterans and if you'd like more information about wheelchair lacrosse and other adaptive sports...... we have link to their website on ours -- fox6 now dot com.... just check the "links" section. with polling machines counting your vote electronically-- it raises the question: can those machines be hacked? still ahead-- the man who answers "yes" and proved it with a simple demonstration. plus-- mel gibson has another child on the way. we'll have al

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stephanie: wheelchair body building was founded in the u.s. in 2006. five years later the international federation of body building officially recognized the competition. there are only benson competes as an amateur and is the only wheelchair body builder in the washington, d.c. area. >> it's tough because that's the thing with wheelchair body building, every athlete has got a condition they have to overcome in a different way. so you really got to think out of the box with your training. >> yep, that's really hard from the pulldown rope to rowing and lifting weights. derek benson here is not letting his injury define him. stephanie: last march benson came in second in his weight class. he said the sport not only gave him the confidence he lost after the accident but a new lease on life. derek: you have to look at it as a gift god gave me to live my life and carry on and to have a second chance. just it's more than myself. stephanie: stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. during vietnam i sve after i lost my job, i slept out here with other vets. you n

in a throwing event, a boy scout held a wheelchair to prevent it from moving.tage reveals something that the black and white film did not. the slope at the athletes village was made of boards of different colors. that suggests the staff had to collect the material from different places. >> translator: i felt the people involved in the paralympics had what we might now call a sense of duty. they thought there should be something they could do for people with disabilities. >> reporter: the tokyo olympics held immediately before the paralympics cost about $265 million to put on at the current exchange rate. the paralympics on the other hand had a budget of only about $300,000. a call for donations brought in an additional $480,000. thanks to volunteers, personnel costs were very low. ♪ ♪ >> these are the so-called wheelchair athletes who have come from all parts of the world to participate in the paralympics, or the olympics for the physically handicapped. >> reporter: this film was produced by the paralympic secretariat back then for distribution to participating

someone took a moms vehicle with her wheelchair -- daughters we'll cope -- daughters wheelchair inside. she has disorder that exit difficult to walk. archery turned on the car to cool it down and went back inside to get her daughter. that is when someone jumped into the vehicle and took off. >> it was such a short period of time i thought they had to distances. she needs her wheelchair. >> marjorie's car is a white honda pilot with california plates. if you see it please call mesa police. >>> safety on school buses goes beyond seatbelts. it seems more people want buses equipped with cameras on the sides. in austin texas after these cameras were added, 2 kids were struck by vehicles in today's. that cameras last january. and then they sent out more than 6600 citations in just 4 months. >> it was shocking. that is a lot of violations in a short period of time. >> at least 15 states allow cameras to be mounted outside of school buses. you notice arizona is not one of them. there are critics who claim the cameras are more about making money than finding ways to make it safe. >>> i need my

wheelchair bodybuilding was founded in the us in 2006. five years later, the international federation of bodybuilding officially recognized the competition. there are only 23 professionals in the us. benson competes as an amateur and is the only wheelchair bodybuilder in the washington dc area. sot derek benson "it's tough, that's the thing with every athlete's got a condition they have to overcome in a different way. so you really got to think outside the box with your training." stephanie ramos stand up yup! that's really hard! from the pull down rope to the rowing, lifting weights: derek benson is not letting his injury define him." (turns to derek working out - 'not going to bother you, don't mind me.) last march, benson came in second in his weight class. he says the sport not only gave him the confidence he lost after the accident, but a new sot derek benson "i mean you have to look at it as a gift that god gave me in my life to carry on to have a second chance, per say. what gifts i have left. be an example and get my life right ag

anchor: caught on camera, in a wheelchair. how the community is rallying around her. >> tonight on nightline, political fallout from hillary clinton's diagnosis of pneumonia. plus, this animal weight loss camps will get pets panting. anchor: was it a hate crime? that's what officials are trying to figure out in florida after a fire inside a mosque. it does appear to be arson. surveillance video shows a man walking to the building with a bottle and some paper then running just before a big flash comes from the building. it was the same mosque that orlando nightclub shooter omar mateen attended. he opened fire inside a gay nightclub in june, killing 49 people. anchor: the unsolved mystery that's kept america guessing for almost 20 years. jonbenet ramsey killed in the basement of her home on st reports, her brother is speaking out for the first time about her death. reporter: burke ramsey was just nine when his sister, jonbenet, was murdered. 20 years later, he's speaking out for the first time in the first of three interviews. >

she sat in her wheelchair and cried. they are still looking for the suspect. >>> frustrations run high after espn's fantasy football crashed season. the outage began around tech a.m. on sunday. three hours later, just in time for the game, the website partly up and running but espn said it was still working on other issues. they say the fantasy football site is the most widely used in the country with more than 7 million users last season. >>> well, football season is barely underway but the focus is very much on the sidelines and not the field. texas senator and former presidential candidate ted cruz condemns athletes protesting oppression by sitting out the national anthem. in a tweet, cruz wrote "here's a peaceful shirt, never buy another shirt, jersey of rich, spoiled athletes who dishonor our flag." protest began when colin kaepernick refused to stand for into the farming business. sherry's ranch hopes to develop a 100-acre garden next door to their adult business. denise rosch explains why it's being done and who w

into my >> a woman's golf course with an 85 -year-old grandmother and not only that she is in a wheelchair as well the whole thing: cap. >> nypd surveillance video showed him him him showing a woman showed a woman in the house the stands in the lyc?e swiping and the say swiping her pocketbook containing cash in the bank card involved in a beautiful day in a strictly for the counterfeit graphical happened yesterday afternoon's been described by her neighbors the processing is person her neighbors as a is person who they referred to as often be seen sitting outside her apartment building smoking cigarettes they say she lives alone but that many in the building kitchen to help. >> people in the building helper on to get downstairs earnings a storm and she doesn't deserve that at almost enough for despicable incident is the end of report. last week surveillance video captured surveillance video captured a stealing $600 from a woman's brow and she said in a wheelchair was caught and arrested new york new york city police action (there isn't a spike in claims against the elderly but could not ho

her daughters wheelchair. this happened this morning. no one was hurt but the suspect is out there. mark taylor tells how neighbors saw the whole thing. >> reporter: her daughter is disabled and has trouble relating her body temperature. she came outside to turn the car on and cool it down and went back inside. that is when the car was stolen. >> am sad. >> reporter: her teenage daughter has a rare genetic disorder that makes it difficult to walk. would target them and steal their vehicle. >> it was such a short period of time. they had to be watching. >> reporter: these neighbors saw the whole thing. >> i slammed on my brakes because his car pulled out. and sped off. >> reporter: they did not get a good look at the driver. lease are investigating. marjorie says she only wants her vehicle and her daughters only mode of transportation returned. >> she cannot walk for long distances. she needs her wheelchair wherever we go. >> reporter: has a message for the thief. >> if you have any type of heart do the right thing and turn yourself in or leave it somewhere so they can get the vehicl

i think a lot of our wheelchair dancers have come to us and they are really good wheelers. they cdo then they need the finer training of the technique of ballet, and modern. they train everyday, monday to friday. >> it's quite an ordeal. i don't use the wrong word. it's quite a regimen. >> it's tough. like we said, we have 5070 performances a year worldwide so their learning choreography, brand-new or restaged >> reporter: i've seen it impressive your redefined what it means to be a dancer. when someone says that you and about you, what goes through your head? >> it's the perception. people had equated dance with using your feet and legs and what this is is a new form of dance that is really to have the description of it would be like skating and dancing together. it's a beautiful, freeing, movements. >> i imagine you have moments for people thank you for helping them out. can you tell me a quick story of someone who did that and what it meant to you. >> one of my very first wheelchair dancers, her name was chris warner, she came to us not having the experience of dancing b

a wheelchair. >> stop moving around. stop moving around. >> be still. let her do what she needs to do >> i'm not doing nothing. >> the cutting incident was not doctor's first encounter with staff today. earlier a disciplinary hearing for masturbating in front of a female correctional officer. >> turned around. found him guilty. i had a feeling he was going to do this. this is his thing. this is what he does. >> he's kind of noted for doing things like this. acting out by cutting himself if something doesn't go right for him. inmate doctor is very rooted in reality. what you saw, slumped over, his very weak voice, you know, i think it's just manufactured to gain attention. and to try to, you know, send him to a different environment such as our in-patient facilities. >> while doctor received a disciplinary report for the masturbation incident, he will not receive one for cutting himself. >> we don't usually write drs for self-injurious behavior. he'll be checked out by psych, make sure everything's okay. clean his cell up and they'll send him back down t

a heartless crime against a helpless woman in a wheelchair. find out what some police officers are doing to help make i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. thief snatching a purse containing cash and a debit card from an 85-year-old woman in a wheelchair. keep an eye on the woman in orange talking to the elderly woman when she suddenly grabs the purse and takes off. (bernice starnes, robbery victim) "she said hello i said hello beautiful day then she said it sure is and she grab my bag and and she grab my pocketbook? and i said bring my pocketbook back here so? i tried to get out of my wheelchair to try to run after her." police are still looking for the thief.. but today.. some nypd officers gave bernice a visit and brought her a donation of 130-dollars to help offset the money that was s

a lot of people who come in a wheelchair and all of the sudden they leave the wheelchair behind. you cannot tell whether they have cerebral palsy or spina bifida. >> he founded catalyst sports with disabilities. eight year old mather was born with spina bifida but he made it up to the top and said he wasn't even tired. >> it felt really cool -- like i was flying, or something. >> they are determined to make it to the top. for many, this is a therapy needed to show them they can do anything they set their mind to . >> that is well done. >> news, we have shawn live this morning. >> reporter: fake broncos gear coming to colorado and we have a live report coming up. >>> a cooler day ahead with lauren tracking our chances for afternoon storms coming up. >>> residents want answers after carbon monoxide levels >>> live from colorado's newschannel. this is cbs4 morning news. >> this is the news at 6 a.m. the president of the philippines decides to try to take back the cursing directed at obama. >>> and jurors will deliberate the fate of the man accused of killing a colorado mother. >>> t

wheelchair. watch what you're doing and people have to watch for you. next on rewind, how a partnership between rdu international and wakemed could make the process a little easier. summer vacation is over -- and the roads are busy again with school and work traffic. are busy again with school and work traffic. the governor takes aim at a state toxicologist today in another political dustup over coal ash. he misled the homeowners about the safety of their well water. dr. megan davies was the state epidemiologist, but she resigned this week, saying she cannot work for a department and an administration that deliberately misleads the public. she claims the state never should have told people who live near coal ash ponds their well water was safe. shift on i-40 that's where crews are tearing up and rebuilding the interstate. brian shrader shows us what's new and what's next. the latest lane shift happened overnight here on i-40 westbound in south raleigh. crews moved traffic from the outside lanes t

. >> it's wheelchair body building forcing athletes to work through their disabilities. abc's stephmy ramos worked out with one particularly inspiring competitor in the nation's capital. >> reporter: it's been more than three years since derek benson has been able to walk. >> car stopped on the highway in front of me and i'm doing 60. >> reporter: that motorcycle crash almost killed him. from the waist down and wheelchair bound, a challenging reality he was forced to deal with. >> depression and the pain of knowing that you're going to have to live life in this new condition, it was just horrific. >> reporter: sitting in the hospital room helpless, a suggestion from a friend inspired him. >> you could try wheelchair body building. >> reporter: it was founded in the u.s. in 2006. five years later, the international federation of body building officially recognized the competition. there's only 23 profes benson competes as an amateur and is the only wheelchair body builder in the washington, d.c. area. >> it's tough. that's the thing with wheelchair body building, every at

she secretly uses a wheelchair. all the times you think you've seen her walking, she hasn't been walking. did you know that? did you know hillary clinton has parkinson's disease? these things are true. i know they are true because i read them in the headlines. here, i will prove it to you. will artificial intelligence enslave humanity before the globalists do? ai, artificial intelligence, is taking over. that was a special report. here was the shock headline on hillary clinton's wheelchair vehicle. just one column over from that, there was also this seemingly competing news. hillary clinton -- does hillary clinton have parkinson's disease. the subhead, we can all see she has very serious health problems. at this same news source, for all those stories, you can find important, maybe life-saving health information, about a powerful new micronutrient that fights the zika virus. you'll be happy the know once you've learned about this micronutrient, this website will sell you the micronutrient, curing your zika. they'll

i am a british wheelchair racer. i race the t-34.d the 34 stands for athletes with brain damage and cerebral palsy. when i was born i had two cardiac arrests. the first one happened about three minutes after that birth and that damaged some parts of my brain and the second one happened a week after my birth and that damaged other parts of my brain. there is no one else in the world like me. the system is built to fit me. the pocket is built to fit around kind of my lower body. i sit on my legs which is incredibly uncomfortable. there is the front wheel that's attached to i guess kind of bike steering and then something underneath like a triangle. the steering follows when we're on the track so you're not missing pushes to go up and steer on the handle bars. i hold the world record for the 100, 200, 400 and 800 meter. i won two gold medals at london 2012 paralympics. london feels like it was yesterday and at the same time feels like it never happened. it changed the world for me and for i'm sure every paralympian. wheelchair racing, i

she secretly uses a wheelchair.all the times you think you've seen her walking, she hasn't been walking. did you know that? did you know hillary clinton has parkinson's disease? these things are true. i know they are true because i read them in the headlines. here, i will prove it to you. will artificial intelligence enslave humanity before the globalists do? ai, artificial intelligence, is taking over.

he arrived in a wheelchair, but didn't stay there. 57.13 he gets around in his chair, he can walk with assistance he has a walker, so, and when he first came into care we didn't think that was going to happen, we thought that he would always he wouldn't be able to move... and walk, crawl, with motion. the oldest of the three is kyle... he's a high-functioning kyle loves video games, and as you can see he loves dori, so he loves to watch videos but he

you have a woman 87-year-old in a wheelchair from we have kennel. we have to come lat oher. look at somebody else. it's ridiculous do you have a vision of profiling would work? >> it works. we see somebody that we think there could be a problem. at airports and other places. you talked to them and you see what's going on. >> but i think they do that now. >> we don't do that. >> the alleged bomber here in new york lived over a chicken stand his father owns in new jersey. come on. the guy out in minneapolis, or in ther with saint cloud he is a 20-year-old college student. so he needs to just people

a witness reported man in an electric wheelchair touched a female victim inappropriately.he short time later police say they got a similar report of a man in a wheelchair touching females in other part of the campus. police say so far, no victims have come forward though. the man in the wheelchair is described as a white male with curly brown hair wearing a black shirt and jeans. >>> also in berkeley, police say they're investigating two robbery incidents near campus that could be the work of the same man. both happened wednesday night. the first on virginia street on the north side of the campus. officers say the victim ran away and nothing fortunately was stolen. the second happened in the area of college avenue and parker street. the robber stole valuables from three victims there. that robber is described as a black man 20 to 30 years old and 5'7" tall with medium build and a light complexion. anyone with any information about the crimes is of course asked to contact berkeley police. >>> oakland firefighters tackled a grass fire today that began with a burning pickup t

she took:gold in wheelchair basketball in 2008. >> it's amazing. all the support and the people who watched me. and the chalk decorations. >> reporter: neighbors were out earlier putting upstreamers and making signs. >> we are glad she is home and she has done so well. met becka came out to show their support. >> this is a once in a lifetime opportunities for to us see an olympian. we are from germantown and we follow the olympics very close and it was very exciting. >> reporter: her mom has been becka's training partner for days a week. now she is home to a hero's welcome. >> it's been a goal of mine since she was people toll realize these kids are true athletes. support is so overwhelming and it's awesome. george: the white house christmas tree has been chosen. heading to 1600 pennsylvania avenue. this is the second year in a row. shannon: paul ryan and ivanka trump met privately. the meeting was requested by ivanka trump, according to the speaker's office. the poll released today shows clinton with 49% to clinton's 43% among registered voters. g

i grew up in a family with a brother who used a wheelchair, who had a disability. more than any other family, and i don't think it's a coincidence. i think it's a great opportunity to see a different kind of family on television. it's a great family for our times, i think. this will be the sixth school in two years. i found the perfect situation for your brother. it is a full-time aide, someone who's going to be by your side -- a voice. is my new voice guy cool? j.j.! hello, sugar! i was thinking i'd call you j-tizzy! oh, yeah, don't do that. let's go to school, shall we? where's the wheelchair ramp? right. about that... a garbage ramp? it's acceptable alternate access. empty bag of manure -- trash or person? go. uh... it's trash! are you trash or are you a person? i'm a -- you're a person, dr. miller. these people know who you are. what do you mean? they talked to some other school that you went off on. what? lincoln? no. woodridge? no. amadina? no. whitman. fountain valley! does the fact that this is taking so long tell you anything about your past? adversity is

"stop...leaning... on...my...wheelchair." e of a, uh... "back off, jackass"? [ grunts ] "want...a...job"? maya: do you realize before you ran away i came to tell you that i love you, and if you don't feel that every minute, then i'm not doing my job properly, and for that, i am truly -- aaaah! this is hell! ? start believing ? "my name is j.j. dimeo." inspiration -- the wheeled avenger, the quiet storm. laughs ] a little less? okay. ? oh, my, you sh-sh-shut your mouth ? [ sirens wail ] nope. no. that's her again. coming up on the abc fall preview special, randall park, katy mixon, piper perabo, and daniel sunjata. and i'm not ashamed to admit it -- he's a good-looking man. oh. this chap stick was just because my lips were chapped, did you know this samsung front loader with addwash from lowe's easily allows you to add clothes to it even after it's already started, so nothing ever gets forgotten. so you can add clothes after the the cycle's started? yep. really? yeah. that's great. i agree. i agree more. well i guess we'll just have to agree to agree. hmm, feel

the first firefighters was in a wheelchair wearing a neck brace and conscious. a second firefighter was taken to the back of the ambulance he was secured to the gurney his head and neck stabilized. >>> two minutes later, the second ambulance arrived that went in the emergency room in a wheelchair, the neck firefighter was sitting on the gurney and sngs and talking. -- conscious and talking. 4:07 a.m., the 5th firefighter arrived at hanheman he was secured to the gurney and his eyes were open. they were not only the scene long positioned as a safety buffer for other responders on the scene from an earlier accident. >> they will parallel with the lights on hoping that on coming traffic will see that and move over and forever reason, the trucker failed to do that and struck the apparatus. >> reporter: we don't know what the injuries are, they are still being seen by the doctors at this hour, however, again all five firefighters in stable condition. liable at hanheman, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> good news, cath -- katherine, thank you. >>> we learne

. >> my right thigh was paralyzed, i came home with - - in a wheelchair. and man, it took me two months to get out. >> 15 months later, she starting to cook again. >> she's also become a motivator within the community, mentoring other survivors. >> i feel i have chill - - cheered up a lot of people, eating them out of the walker, out of the wheelchair i'm like you can do it. >> they are putting on the talent show to raise money, to educate other people, from warning signs and system - - symptoms. >> go to the doctor. it happens so fast. >> the event is called order my steps. it state - - takes place at the saint pete sunshine center, it starts at 6:00. >> beautiful shots. looking out, the setting sun, the angle of this thunderstorm illuminated there, beautiful colors, good coverage of timeline's, and you can see at times we have gusts of wind, heavy rain coming through, the club did report an inch and a a quarter of rainfall today, some folks did pick up on some heavy rainfall to - - tallies, here on the radar, much quieter, a little bit of a renegade fire

benson competes as and is the only wheelchair body builder in the washington, d.c. area. >> it's tough. that's the thing with wheelchair body building, every athlete's got a condition to overcome, an. you got to think out of the box with your training. >> reporter: yep, that's hard. from the pull down rope to rowing and lifting weights, benson here is not letting his injury confine him. not going to interrupt you. last march, benson came in second in his weight class. he says the sport not only gave him the confidence he lost after the accident, but a new lease on life. >> you have to look at it as a gift god gave me to live my life and to carry on, to have a second chance, just it's more than myself. >> reporter: stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. >> man, in fact, he says it inspires him because he was suicidal at some point after the accident. >> great to find an outlet like that, but i just find it hard enough just doing a pullup, let alone a pullup with a wheelchair attached to you, too. that's amazing. >> absolutely incredible. that's the news for this half

journey across a man in a wheelchair sets out on a mission to prove anything is possible. relief for the paleta man. the heartwarming way strangers came together to raise money for an elderly ice cream california ends in the suspect's arrest. check this out. the chase started tuesday morning after a big rig was reported stolen from bakersfield. california highway patrol said the truck belonged to a transports hazardous and electronic waste. it was carrying non-explosive, non-radioactive material at the time. three hours later the driver finally surrendered. general motors says its new all- electric car gets better gas mileage on a single-charge than a tesla.. g-m says the chevy bolt can go 238 miles on just one charge. that's almost enough juice to drive from las vegas to los angeles. tesla says its three" can go more than 200 miles on a single charge. the chevy bolt isn't your typical electric vehicle. it can reach speeds of up to 91 miles an hour. it's also relatively affordable at 37- thousand bucks. but with federal tax incentives, the price should go down to under 30-

they said a man in a wheelchair was reported touching women inappropriately. a curlyhaired white man in a wheelchair was touching people in other areas of campus too. >> it is pretty eye-opening to be honest. trip because of his frequency on campus, it is easily recognizable. >> reporter: passed on the information passed along on a facebook group, the man comes to campus a lot and often talks to students. one senior said it is possible he has a mental disability too. >> i don't know whether or not holding him at a stand standard -- at the same standard could be legal or not. >> reporter: three weeks after two sexual assaults were reported in the greek theater, they hope the victims now will always contact police. >> a lot of people do not do that, but it is not helping if you're not telling the police.>> for anyone who may have information about this suspect, contact the police. spencer blake, krom for -- kron4 news. >>> there is support being shown for colin kaepernick. there is a billboard near oakland today. it is being paid for by several donors.>>> the pa

there were no requirements to go to school if you were blind, deaf, in a wheelchair. we changed the law. the first nation in the world to do that. i am so proud of our country. these rights are not for somebody else. we all know somebody. we all know a woman. we all know somebody in a racial or ethnic minority. we all know a worker or a voter. we all know a gay person and w all know somebody with a disability. these are our rights and the kinds of things you've been hearing from donald trump demeaning, defaming groups of american americans people who have every right to be respected by someone who wants to be president of the united states and he stands there and mocks a reporter with a disability and he calls women pig pigs and he calls mexican immigrants rapists and criminals and he demeans muslims and attacks a gold star family whose son died in action in iraq? that's not who we are. so, yes, we have a lot of plans but we have values, my friends and we're going to stand up for american values. [ applause ] our book also outlines how we'll keep our country safe from

after spending a year in a wheelchair, she's making progress. prosecutors plan to call a waitress to the stand today in a murder trial in dubuque. they say the suspect was infatuated with her. samsung is recalling its galaxy note 7 for reports of battery explosions. its top competitor, apple, starts selling the iphone overnight. donald trump's campaign says president obama was born in the u- s. but trump hasn't said it in person yet. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news morning news. showers and storms remain possible, mainly during the morning hours. rainfall totals during the night exceeded one inch in some locations, with isolated amounts even over 2". today, the general trend will be for this system to speed through here, leaving mainly dry sky this afte and night. while an isolated still appears much of tonight's football games will go on without any weather problems. this weekend continues to look great with highs into the mid- 70s on saturday and upper 70s on sunday. next week, we are still o

a man in a joy stick operating a wheelchair. down the road when he was hit. the driver did stop and police say no drugs or alcohol are suspected here. day. former president clinton came here to northeast ohio. people signed up. now he visited cleveland east side high school. in an obvious effort to woo the important minority voters. minority turn out. at the polls. >> get out and vote. especially to repbl ster. to be able to vote. >> . i registered. because as a black man i took the initiative. to take the next step. >> . also spoke about his wifes plan to make college tuition affordable. and joked about trumps slogan. >> it's like saying i want to be 20 again. like 50 years ago. believe me i would. but i wouldn't vote for anybody who promised to make he 20 again. >> . she's one heck of alady. i have granddaughters and sons -fpt i want their future protected. she's the one to do it. he denounced the positions clinton took. tkurpg the during the event. >> . she was stuck in the past. ninety minutes on issue after issue. clinton defended the terrible status quo

she secretly uses a wheelchair. all the times you think you've seen her walking, she hasn't been walking. did you know that? did you know hillary clinton has parkinson's disease? these things are true. i know they are true because i read them in the headlines. here, i will prove it to you. will artificial intelligence enslave humanity before the globalists do? ai, artificial intelligence, is taking over. that was a special report. here was the shock headline on hillary clinton's wheelchair vehicle. just one column over from that, there was also this seemingly competing news. hillary clinton -- does hillary clinton have parkinson's disease.

a man using an electric wheelchair has been spotted at least twice touching women inappropriately. now a short time after the first time another witness told police a similar suspect was touching women around campus but did not give a location. the man is described as white with curling brown hair in an electric wheelchair. >>> firefighters in marine county are on high alert where there is a red flag warning. for the latest on the fire danger this weekend and the temperatures in the way area, rob mayeda is joining us. it was a hot one. >> and hotter for sunday. a telling sign right now, 72 degrees in san jose after 11:00. we have warm conditions. and the north bay we will be watching. vallejo is still 70 degrees. red flag warning until 3:00 in the afternoon as the wind gusts to 45 miles an hour. it's the rest of the bay area under a heat advisory where temperatures will be in the 90s for most spots including san francisco tomorrow. the valleys could be close to 105 degrees. we'll let you know how long the heat sticks around coming up. >>> play bey area activist rose pack was laid t

come in in a wheelchair, all of a sudden, they leave the wheelchair behind. you tayke pictures you can't tel whethethey have a spinal cord?m injury or sear breebial palsy or spina bifida. >> reporter: just ask sheinelle houstons who spine was broke in an accident. what did you ink? >> i made it to the top. i did it with nolegs. >> reporter: no legs, but her all you really need is heart. chip reid, cbs news, alexandria, virginia. >>> the college football player who befriended a boy with autism thrilled his number one fan. travis rudolph caught a touchdown pass for florida state last night in orlando. paske and his mom were in the rudolph met him in a school visit when he found him eating lunch alone. now he has a personalized jersey. on the field, florida state staged a huge comeback. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch wi unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. we could brag about what's in new light & yogur but we'd rather talk abou

wheelchair access at the public street guarding entrance is provided by the wheelchair lift. assistive listening devices are available in our meeting is open captioned and simon which interpreted. our agenda is also available in large print and braille. please o stopper any additional assistance. to prevent electronic interference with his room the sound system, and to respect everyone's ability to focus on the presentation, please silence all mobile phones and pdas. your cooperation is a pretty appreciated. we welcome the public's participation during public comment. you may complete a speaker card available in the front of the room. or, call our bridge line at, 1415 554 9632. we are staff person will handle request to speak at the appropriate time. the mayor's disability council meeting are generally held on the third friday of the month. our next regular meeting will be held on friday september 16 2016 from one-4 pm here in san francisco city hall in room 400. please collimator's office on disability for further information or to request accommodations at 1415 554 6789 voi