any kind of mobility they have is more like a wheelchair, a manual wheelchair or a walking frame.i saw in zaatari are very much mirrored here in jordan's newest camp, asraq. built simply because there's no more room in zaatari. this place is even harder to get around because of the sheer size of it. home to more than 20,000 refugees, but with space for five times that amount, the camp feels desolate. in between rows upon rows of metal roofs, large ditches line the long dusty roads. eventually we came across the only supermarket on the camp but it took us sometime. we had a van, the majority here don't have that luxury. which is sad, because shopping is just that little bit of normality. if you lived quite a way away and you had a disability it would be really difficult, if not impossible. there is a car but you have to pay for it so you have not got the money that would be very tricky. this place is the future for the many thousands stuck at the jordanian border desperate to get in. the unhcr says they are just about managing to provide the very basics but they admit it's impossib

that is not a wheelchair, that is a wheel tank.lack of suspension really gave the pilot a rocky ride on the uneven ground. and balance was the big issue as these chairs arrived at the stairs. the climax of the event, with three pilots all reaching them at the same time. as the hong kong pilot had to endure being thrown about, florian houser showed off the clever weight—shifting feature of the swiss chair, which ensured that he did not topple over. in the final seconds, the swiss team came from third place to beat hong kong by just five seconds. music plays cheering now, that was a tiny snippet of what was a really special show. if you missed it or would like to watch it again, it is still on iplayer. just scroll back to october. it is nearly time to go. first we have to check on our hatchling here. how is it doing? it has hatched. there it is. it is a beautiful thing. wake it up. wake up, little hatchling. oh, dear. now it grows up and you teach it things and one of the fun things you can do is teach it to speak, so you can say hap

ann's wheelchair, by the way, is worth almost $3,000. if you have a consumer story you need some help solving, let us know about it. you can give us a call at nbcwashington.com/responds. >>> more good consumer news. more than 5,000 college students in virginia are not going to have too repay their student loans. corinthian college shut down and u.s. department of education found evidence they inflated their job placement rate. students defrauded are eligible for loan forgiveness. virginia officials will be reaching out to those students to make sure they know how -- or make sure they know they have to apply to have >>> the man facing murder chargesed in notorious lion sisters case has been indicted for another crime. lloyd welch jr. facing rape and sexual battery charges for the sexual assault of a girl in prince william county in 1996. welch is awaiting trial in bedford county, virginia, accused of abusing sheila and katherine lion lyon in 1975. they were last seen walking from mall. their bodies have never been found. >>> tonight the m

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

wheelchairs creator of dolls. he wondered what it would be like if a wheelchair was common with a disabilities. mattel did once produce a doll in a wheelchair. but discontinued it for unknown reasons. one wednesday lamb launch a kick star campaign to make mini wheelchairs reality. chairs designed to fit most fashion dolls. the creator believes in kids can see diversity and their place. they can accept it and people around them. >>> what a great idea. >>> time 8:52. check with walter he's filling in for charley this hey, good morning. >> hey good morning there guys. we're dunedin fine arts center. we are of course, we're thinking about christmas and christmas shopping. the pottery sale going on and open house dunedin fine arts center this weekend. 10 to two tomorrow. but also, when you're in market for pottery and nice things to get family and friends, you can also check out all the other things that the dunedin fine arts center has to offer. one of them being stai stacy perry and jewelry making and all what all yo

jordan while, wheelchair doubles champion.he was peerless, winning the wheelchair doubles with alfie hewitt before going it alone to take he is there. straight sets again. wimbledon champing, again, a supreme performance, a first—class tournament. andy murray. for the woman's trophy, another familiar name. the wimbledon champion, serena williams. a 22nd grand slam title, equalling the record by steffi graf. but this year wimbledon had a very british fiddle. heather watson, mixed doubles champion. jordan while, wheelchair doubles champion. and as for gordon reid, he was peerless, winning the wheelchair doubles with alfie hewitt before going it alone to take the singles title. brilliant moment for british tennis. and it was a story that would just get better. . tennis. and it was a story that wouldjust get better. . good luck andy, you have always been our number one, we love you. go on, world number one, win it. come on, you can do this. you are world numberone and you you can do this. you are world number one and you should st

there are only two wheelchair accessible roads. frank is frustrated especially because some are buying seats in the rows and reselling them online. >> a lot of people are coming in fraudulently buying the front row seats. that's one of the ethics. >> the group says they aren't looking for money, just necessary changes. >>> we mentioned some of the valleys. this afternoon, it will begin to cloudp completely. we hold in the 30s. a few snowflakes flying around. really aren't going to have much impact on your day. >> take youo this week. small mountain town 45 45 miles west of denver. it's over one square mile. it's 8030 feet above the early days, this area started as a mining camp in 1859. brothers george and david grief fig split from the mining party one day and ended up finding gold in the creek. they claimed 640-acres to make the area a town. the mining town is famous for being one of the best places to visit around the holiday season. we're going to show you why it's so popular around the holidays in our next hour. >> that's cool

that is not a wheelchair, that is a wheel tank.spension really gave the pilot a rocky ride on the uneven ground. and balance was the big issue as these chairs arrived at the stairs. the climax of the event, with three pilots of reaching them at the same time. as the hong kong pilot had to once again endure being thrown about, florian houser showed off the clever with shifting feature of the swiss chair which ensured that he did not topple over. in the final seconds, the swiss team came from third place to beat hong kong by just five seconds. now, that was a tiny snippet of what was a really special show. if you missed it or would like to watch it again it is still on iplayer. just scroll back to october. it is nearly time to go. first we have two check on our hatchling here. how is it doing? it has hatched. there it is. it is a beautiful thing. wake it up. wake up little hatchlings. oh dear. now it grows up and you teach it things and one of the fun things you can do is teach it to speak so you can say happy christmas spencer. happ

hit a motorized wheelchair. we've now learned the man ?using that wheelchair, has died. the crash happened thursday afternoon. "james thompson" was trying to cross thompson was flown to bayfront health.. and died shortly after arriving. officials say he was crossing in a crosswalk - but the light was ?red. no charges have been filed. today in new york: florida's attorney general has a ?possible job interview. pam bondi is meeting donald trump at trump tower... to talk about whether she has a future role in his administration. bondi is already an advisor for the transition team. and there's talk trump may nominate her for his "drug czar." but any nomination me hearing for bondi... where the controversy over a campaign donation from trump, would likely come up. the donation came, while bondi was deciding whether to investigate "trump university." and trump spent thursday taking another "victory tour." first, he went to indianapolis to announce his new deal with "carrier" air conditioning. then, he went to cincinnati last night, to kick off his national "thank you" tour. tr

i say half the people i meet are absolutely surprised to see me in a wheelchair. the more amusing of those incidents happened about, oh, about eight, nine years ago. and i remember i was sitting in madison square garden in the fox box. i think it was a convention. and then sean hannity stands up and walks up the stairs. he looks at me and he goes, "what happened?" i just -- you know, i told him i was hurt as a medical student, it was no big deal. but it just told me that even somebody i had been on the air with wouldn't know. >> what is apparent is that krauthammer has the attention of people in high places. just one example -- krauthammer's opposition to white house counsel harriet miers not only helped block her nomination to the supreme court. a comment on the panel apparently gave president bush a way out. >> i remember thinking, "how do they get out of this?" and it came to me while on the set of "special report." i think what the administration ought to do is to say, "look..." >> his face-saving solution basically went like this. because miers' legal writing

he was in his wheelchair and we are on the third floor and a woman was in a wheelchair right beside us and got into a lift. she was slumped in the wheelchair and she must have been in her mid-90's. and she was drooling. i looked at her and i looked at philip and we went to lunch and the french know how to treat their veterans, especially their resistance veterans. rich are huge deal for them. we each set, nine of us, all of them in their late 80's, early 90's, nine members of the french resistance were in a separate room at the restaurant. each table had a white linen tablecloth and we had a half bottle of burgundy one for lunch. this is how they treat their veterans. and i said to philip, who is that in the lift? and he said, oh she was in the resistance. you know, i have been able to -- i have not been able to sleep. i have not had a wink of sleep because she's been screaming every night. well over 70 years after the second world war, this woman wakes up in the middle of the night screaming. because when she was caught by the gestapo, they were clever. they were clever a lot of the t

it's worse in >>> disability students are -- in that lawsuit it says wheelchair patron was restricted to quote all but the most distant seats and they say that's a violation with the american's with disabilities act and the city of denver hasn't commented. >>> leading the -- democrats hoping to take control over the dnc. they're facing off in a forum today. -?>> jason gruenauer joins us fm the hyatt today where they're leading today. just to clarify information we brought you at 4:30. one of the people up for that job, minute machine congressman keith allyson. he's the front runner and gotten the ost high profile endorsement and we're talking about schumer and sanders. the last three aren't going to be in denver, but allyson's competition is going to be to take place at that forum later on today. llt's show you what -- we'll start with allyson. first muse -- the first muslim of -- he calls himself the new age howard dean and former dnc chiee howard dean himself going backup for that job. a few labor and union official could be a possibility. they're going to be in denver to discuss fu

she was slumped in the wheelchair and she must have been in her mid-90s. and she was drooling.. it's a big deal for them. we each sat, nine of us, everybody in their late 80s, early 90s, nine members of the french resistance were in a separate room at the restaurant. each table had a white linen tablecloth and we had a half bottle of burgundy every one for lunch. this is how they treated their veterans. and i said to philip, who is that in the lift? and he said, oh, she was in the resistance. you know, i haven't been able to sleep. she's been screaming every night. well over 70 years after the second world war, this woman wakes up in the middle of the night screaming. because when she was caught by the gestapo, they were clever. they were clever a lot of the time. instead of killing her and torturing her, they made her parents kneel down in front of her and shot her parents in the back of the head. and they said to her, you can go free. just remember to tell everybody else that is what is going to happen to them, too. so when you go to france and you go to normandy -- i was the

. >> a wheelchair. >> yes, a wheelchair. now, a virus that attacks the spinal cord and causes muscle at tro pi and paralysis. doctors said he was never going to this moment where his classmate s said hey, man, go for it. why don't you try and do this. he stands up and starts walking from table to table. you see at the end -- >> this is the kind of peer pressure we can all get behind. >> absolutely. this is the part where he's now going to the tables and walk -- this is his teacher right there. phone and david's mother just broke down in tears. basically, it's one of the first times he's ever really walked without being able to hold on to everything. he's been to physical therapy and had surgery. >> just to see that alone is priceless. >> to have it happen in the classroom, such a brilliant, teachable moment on so many different levels for these kids. it's going to be memorable. it's going to be something they can learn and talk about for a long time. >> the first step of many david will be taking. not done, though, we're goi

they say they are denying people in wheelchairs access to red rocks. >> reporter: it is the place to come if you're visiting or live here. >> i moved out to colorado in that i wanted to do. >> reporter: a favorite for many like frank mango. until three years ago, frank could sit anywhere that he wanted. >> i was preparing my home and i fell through the -- from the seco story wn to the deck below. >> repoer: red rocks unique structure only allows two wheelchair accessible rows, one in the front and one all the way in the back. >> it isn't a great view. and row one is almost always sold out. but then available at inflated prices on third party sites. >> i'm not going to ski or roller blade or go hiking. it turns out that things like concerts are my new passion. it is frustrating that it's almost impossible to get front row. >> reporter: to get the front row tickets one ticket site warns you're being accessible seats. >> people are buying them fraudulently. that is one of the concerns, >> the city is allowed to ask them if they have a disability that requires them to be in those seats.

wheelchair ramps are still a rare sight. that means transport for the disabled is especially handy. >> translator: it was comfortable. now, i can go anywhere. i just making call. >> reporter: this man founded the taxi company. he suffered polio as an infant and walked with crutches since age 9. he previously ran a farm after graduating from college. he met others with disabilities and got to know their challenges. >> translator: i knew their situation. that made me feel i should do something for them. >> reporter: he bought used motorcycles. he fitted them with barrier-free side cars. he hired people with disabilities as drivers. he says they understand the customers needs. his motor bike is specially modified. contntrols are moved to suit th driver. >> translator: i'm glad i could join this firm, get a job, and have colleagues. >> translator: people used to see those with disabilities as poor and incapable of doing anything. but now they can show how they can be useful to others. >> reporter: demand for the taxi is rising.

>> why are you in a wheelchair? >> oh, i get shot in north carolina. so i was quad and then paraplegic, you know. this helmet, i'm epileptic. you know, which i have grand mal seizures. so i wear the helmet to protect my head because the bullet is still in my head. >> bennett is only two months away from completing his sentence of seven years for burglary and grand theft. but neither that nor the fact that he's in a wheelchair will deter officers from scrutinizing him as much as any other inmate. >> you need any help doing that? or you got it yourself? >> while bennett undergoes a strip search, all his possessions, including his helmet and wheelchair, are thoroughly inspected. officers quickly discover that a religious booklet contains more than one revelation. >> upon opening the book, i noticed that he had some pornography that he's had for quite some time. you can tell because he's laminated it or stuck it inside this book. >> they found some pornography. >> uh-huh. >> that they took out. >> oh, those was in a book. i know about those. i know about t

. >> reporter: you don't even need to get out of your wheelchair to get into this sidecar taxi.he vehicles are modified to help passengers with disabilities get on and off with a minimum of assistance. i'm getting on the modified motorcycle for disabled people. i feel comfortable because the space is enough for one person. indonesian cities are expanding, but facilities such as pavements for the visually impaired and wheelchair ramps are still a rare sight. that means transport for the >> translator: it was comfortable. >> translator: now i can go anywhere. by just making a call. tra torna . >> translator: this man founded the company. he suffered polio as an infant. he launched the taxi business after meeting others with disabilities and getting to know their challenges. >> translator: i knew their situation. that made me feel i should do something for them. >> reporter: he bought used motorbikes. and barrier-free sidecars. he hired people with disabilities as drivers. he says they understand their customers' needs. this motorbike is specially modified. controls are moved to su

these are the workers, their baggage attendants and wheelchair attendants and they just want to make enough money to live comfortably they say. >> terrible life. >> what do we want it? >> reporter: a terrible life. that's how he describes it. he's a baggage attendant here at reagan national airport. he makes $8 an hour. but that's not enough to support his three children. >> what do we want? >> reporter: so he took on a second job at avis at the airport. he cleans the rental cars. but he sleeps in his own. >> in my car in the fire station in this airport. >> reporter: he works 16 hours a day. at the airport, handling baggage from 4:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. until 1:00 a.m. he says he doesn't have time to go home during the week to see his family in silver spring. this is a sacrifice he makes. >> i don't have a choice to cover my bills. >> reporter: that's why he was the very first person out here at reagan national this morning. fighting for $15 an hour. >> i need to have a time to visit my family. and to take raise. >> reporter: he says he would go back to school and learn trade because

jordan while, wheelchair doubles champion.reid, he was peerless, winning the wheelchair doubles with alfie hewitt before going it alone to take the singles. and it was a story that would just get better. good luck andy, you have always been our number one, we love you. go on, world number one, win it. come on, you can do this. you are world number one and you should stay good luck andy, you have always been our number one, we love you. go on, world number one, win it. come on, you can do this. you are world number one and you should stay number one. game, set and match, andy murray. 2-0, 6-2, 6-1. wimbledon and olympic champion, andy murray, finishing the year ranked as the best in the world. his brother, jamie, doubles world number one, with gordon reid also at the top and johanna konta in the top ten, it has been an incredible yearfor british tennis. and there was still one more piece of history to be made. nobody had ever been awarded the bbc sports personality of the year three times. the bbc sports personality of the year

to conquer mountains and glaciers. >> $8,000 raised for that special trekking wheelchair. >> most of the time it's parents who take to social media to show off about a loved one. a teen has turned the tables and the instagram shot he posted has gone viral. >> he writes my parents wednesday back to college together and graduated today together. strangers flock to the postwith kind words saying it's never too late to get a degree. >> lala won best picture and it's expected to take in a number of nods today as the golden globes are set to be announced any day now. moonlight and fences, the golden globes take place january 8th. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>>scoring a lay up on the other end golden state comes back to win 116-108. warriors still have not lost back to back games since april 2015. could be an interesting week at 49er headquarterrers. we'll have the latest tonight at 6:00. hope you had a great weekend. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and new erosion along the coastline in pacifica. the area that's now closed off to those living nearby. we . >>>musicians raising funds for those who died

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

the wheelchair final was a much closer run thing for the four finalists and again you can really seeg kong team went for these caterpillar tracks which make short work of the rumble trips. that is not a full share. that is a real tank. that lack of suspension really gave the pilot a rocky ride on the uneven ground. and balance was the big issue as these chairs arrived at the stairs. really the climax of the event. with three pilots all reaching them at the same time. as the hong kong palate had to once again injobbing thrown time. as the hong kong palate had to once again in jobbing thrown about. this man showed off the weight shifting feature of this chair which ensured he did not topple over. in the final seconds, the swiss team came from third place to beat hong kong by just came from third place to beat hong kong byjust five seconds. that was a tiny snippet of what was a really special show. if you missed it or you would like to watch it again then it is still on high player. just scroll back to october. it is nearly time to go but we have to check when our hatchling here. it has

lift the wheelchair up out of the but i realized that wasn't going to work. so i grabbed him from behind and tried to lift him up over the wheelchair. >> he's a big guy. >> yes. >> the guard arms had closed. because a train was roaring straight at them. >> every time i looked up it was closer and the point when i actually was able to get him out, i was pulling him back and train smashed into the chair. it was seconds after i pulled are you on the slide? >> heros like ashlee are courageous and rare. but each year, something called the carnegie hero fund commission gives medals, scholarships, medical expenses if required and award of about $5,000 to an average of 88 people in the united states and canada. lots of people think they know what a hero is. you have a particular definition. >> it's a person who is under no obligation to act self or herself in serious risk of death or major injury to save the life of another human being. >> mark is chairman of the carnegie hero fund commission in pittsburgh. these people almost always rescuing strangers. they're not b

. >> magee rehabilitation hospital wheelchair basketball team took to the court to play an exhibition of the magee sixers spokesmen. at any qualified for the national wheelchair basketball association championship last year. >> tomorrow night, joins us for stories of heart and hope all year, we bring you stories of brotherly love. our brotherly love special is tomorrow night at 7:30 right here on cbs3. join in. justin? >> and it's time for weekend watch. the cold arctic air leading up to the weekend starts to move out saturday here coming the next storm system, round of wintery mix on saturday. poconos eventually will see highs near 40 saturday low 40's on sunday with rain in the city. cold air moves out by saturday afternoon, mid 40's then rain on sunday with highs in the 50's. at the shore could be light snow early satu love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, designed to let couples sleep together in individualized comfort. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the

. >> magee rehabilitation hospital wheelchair basketball team took to the court to play an exhibitionse are members of the magee sixers spokesmen. at any qualified for the national wheelchair basketball association championship last year. >> tomorrow night, joins us for stories of heart and hope all year, we bring you stories of brotherly love. our brotherly love special is tomorrow night at 7:30 right here on cbs3. join in. justin? >> and it's time for weekend watch. the cold arctic air leading up to the weekend starts to move out saturday here coming the next storm system, round of wintery mix on saturday. poconos eventually will see highs near 40 saturday low 40's on sunday with rain in the city. cold air moves out by saturday afternoon, mid 40's then rain on sunday with highs in the 50's. at the shore could be light snow early saturday we're this is todd hardy. a fitness buff, youth baseball coach-and lung cancer patient. the day i got the diagnosis, i was just shocked. the surgeon in dallas said i needed to have the top left lobe of my lung removed. i wanted to know what my other

jordanne whiley, a wheelchair doubles champion.ith alfie hewitt before going it alone to take the singles. brilliant moment for british tennis. and it was a story that would just get better. good luck, andy, you have always been our number one. we love you, man! go on, world number one! go and win it. big good luck for tonight, i hope you smash it. come on, muuza, you can do this. you are world number one and you should stay. it's honey g. when i say andy. you say... 7 game, set and match, murray. two sets to love. 6-3, 6-4. wimbledon and olympic champion andy murray, finishing the year ranked as the best in the world. his brother, jamie, doubles world number one, with gordon reid also at the top and johanna konta in the top ten, it has been an incredible yearfor british tennis. and there was still one more piece of history to be made. nobody had ever won the bbc sports personality of the year three times. few have ever done more to deserve it than andy murray. the bbc sports personality of the year 2016 is andy murray. it has been

legitimate concern the da is expressing here especially in light of the fact that durst is in a wheelchairbars, how can these witnesses truly be scared? >> these witnesses are clearly being threatened. these are not veiled threats. durst himself said a woman could disappear, die and be murdered and it is ridiculous for defense counsel to say it is hyperbole and point to the fact that he is wheelchair-bound given he has $100 million in assets. the fact that he is on trial for allegations of murdering a witness to a prior murder, this is exactly what he is on trial for. >> they monitor all his communications in the jail. if he is trying to hire somebody to put a hit on these witnesses it would be a long shot. >> a 73-year-old wheelchair-bound man would go out and murder witnesses before they have the opportunity to testify is ridiculous. nothing more than the prosecution's attempt to paint durst as a murderer and sociopath before the trial begins especially the jury. >> one of the damning things against him is the interview he gave the la prosecutor after he was arrested. the transcript show

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windchill p wheelchair is nonexistent. if we were comparing with any wind, it would make it feel a lot colder out here. here's a look at your temperature trend over the next couple of hours. look at that, san jose, not really warming up into the overnight hours, we kept it in the 30s and out near san francisco. looking real beautiful right now. no clouds in sight which is going to make for a nice, cold sunday in the forecast in those overnight temperature trends last night also remain in the 40s and the 50s and currently right now, 38 degrees. yikes. it is cold. over the next seven days, we are expecting to see a couple of changes in the forecast. tomorrow morning, we are going to wake up to another chilly day across the bay area. on tuesday, heading into tuesday, we're going see a little bit of cloud cover. pops out at about 54 degrees. wednesday, clearing out nearly, wednesday night, we're going to see the arrival of a system that could bring some slight chance for rain in the bay area and christmas weekend, already look

i was sad. >> a local medical equipment company delivered her wheelchair without working leg rests.ths of going back and fort to get it fixed, she called us. after we asked the company about the delay, it delivered a working wheelchair the very next day. >> thank you. i'm so happy. >> and we are happy, o. week. we have now surpassed, check that out, $700,000. in money we recovered for our local viewers. and if you have a consumer problem you need help solving, let us know about it. you can reach us at 844-d.nbc-d 44. >> a lot of money. way to go. >> thank you. >> what happened saturday in baltimore could be a first. president-elect donald trump is poised to become the first president-elect to attend the army-navy game. it's tomorrow at mnt bank stadium. a lot of presidents have gone to the game, but no president-elect. president obama attended once during his first term back in 2011. the army-navy game is a traditional sign of patriotism and camaraderie. trump's pick for secretary of defense is a former retired marine, general james goes every year to cheer on navy. a young man hit