because you know he sometimes he lifts me out of my wheelchair. i can't stand on my own and he can't hold me up for very long. i just want to be able to stand up and look at him directly in the eyes. i knew could also like to go shopping on our own without having to rely on others. or how many sex. you're the cook i'd say six. would be do most of their shopping at this organic supermarket in their hometown near frankfurt it might be a bit more expensive but the aisles are especially wide and even then a nuke soon reaches her limits. when you see something that's high up on the shelf i can't reach it. i've tried i could fall i can't do much shopping on my own. i know copes that are next to a skeleton will make her life easier for example she could deal with people if i level now and she often feels that people treat her like a child simply because she's you know wheelchair. before she was paralyzed a nuke loved to cook now all she can do is help blue cross that said yes we did he's done that i was told we divide the work load it up so i do the slic

and in an automatic wheelchair in the road, but what's the solution there? a wider bike path? i was unclear what was -- >> so the slide was one where it's like the reality, and they were not connected to pictures. one picture was just speaking to the designs are inadequate and that i don't have the solution but i know that we've been working -- i think that nicole has been part of these meetings with other disability advocates and walk s.f. in trying to find improvements to design and really make the building document more dynamic. and the second photo is a screenshot of the cali bike advocacy and they're pushing for policies without engaging disability advocates early on so they're not connected. >> okay. all right. thank you. so just to be -- from my own understanding and thank you for your patience -- i understand you know if a stop sign is allowed to just be a yield sign for a bicyclist, how that could impact detrimentally people with disabilities who are accustomed to having the crosswalk, etc., and when the walk sign appears that we can go. what is --

wesley ended up in a wheelchair after a life changing incident., 2012 i was shot multiple times, which caused me to have a spinal—cord injury. it was traumatic because it was actually a stranger who shot me, i was walking back to my car, it put me in a place of depression and at that time i was 230lb, so i went through a lot. tell me how you found out about this. social media, man. i was just going on youtube one day and i saw the working wounded games video from 2015 and i was emotional because being in a wheelchair and working out, i thought i was the only one and it gave me a community. best of luck. you ready? i'm ready. man, you look hench, man, you've been working out! eye of the tiger, man! most parasports categorise by ability, but the working wounded games are different. by modifying the rules for each individual athlete, they encourage people with a range of capabilities to compete together. it's called the working wounded games, so who is allowed to compete in these games? anybody that has some kind of prominent adaptive need that affec

i have never let using a wheelchair hold me backin never let using a wheelchair hold me back in my sportingt there's no doubt travelling can be daunting, even the great lincoln memorial has its issues, the lifts been vandalised. you can go on a virtual tour. not quite sure what the great abraham lincoln would have made a bit, though. this week we'll meet travellers who refuse to be restricted by their physical disabilities. first time heading half an hour north to the university of maryland where a yearly sports event has drawn disabled competitors and spectators from all over the world. the cure in wounded games has adapted athletes compete across a range of bodybuilding and weightlifting challenges. wesley hamilton has been working out for just over two years. this is his first time competing at the games. just over two years. this is his first time competing at the gameslj travel pretty far, i stay in kansas city, missouri, further west, about a three—hour flight. city, missouri, further west, about a three-hour flight. wesley ended up ina a three-hour flight. wesley ended up in a wheelc

then what if someone with a wheelchair comes on to the bus. then maybe you change it because the wheelchairs need priority. i think a lot of times you get on buses and there's no wheelchair in that area. it's tough on the parents, too. >> i see both sides. >> for sure. >> it's been 15 years since the highly publicized murder of lazy peterson. >> sports is next, a rivalry renewed between georgetown and washington. what are the redskins chances as they take on the cardinals? we're one day away from the holiday classic coming to life. we have a sneak peak from a star christmas class. >> talk a little basketball tonight. it's a big game because syracuse and georgetown they were huge rivals back in the day and then syracuse left the big east and then fans are clamoring for that to quom back and it did today. syracuse left for the acc in 2013 georgetown fans have relished the few times they get to face the big east rivals. they x'd every s they could find on campus. good luck following google maps if you're lost at georgetown this week. jim bay hiem

wesley ended up in a wheelchair after a life changing incident.of depression and at that time i was 230lb, so i went through a lot. tell me how you found out about this. um...social media, man. i was just going on youtube one day and i saw the working wounded games video from maybe 2015 and i was emotional because being in a wheelchair and working out, i thought i was the only one and it gave me a community. best of luck. you ready? i'm ready. man, you look hench, man, you've been working out! eye of the tiger, man! most parasports categorise by ability, but the working wounded games are different. by modifying the rules for each individual athlete, they encourage people with a range of capabilities to compete together. it's called the working wounded games. so who is allowed to compete in these games? anybody that has some kind of prominent adaptive need that affects them physically. so you're really inclusive and open to everybody? yes, we actually really get excited when we have first time athletes, first—time competitors. this is the calm befo

tell it was a wheelchair. he never used to sit in that wheelchair for any long periods of time. it was basically only used to get from room to room. when he would come into this room for example he would get , off of that chair and onto the chair right next to the desk, and that is where he would spend his time. so fdr contracted polio in the year the age of 39 in the it is believed he picked up the 1921. polio virus at a boy scout cap he was -- boy scout camp he was speaking at over the summer. it is believed to be south of us here. because boys who came to that camp also came down with polio. he was speaking with the boys there, he went around the camp, and then he went to the island summer home of the roosevelts off the coast of maine. and a few days after arriving at camp lou bello he did not feel , very well. he was achy and tired. he thought he was only coming down with a minor bug, so he decided to go to bed early. he walked up the steps to the second floor, and that was the last time he would ever walk

from his wheelchair with a strong but wavering voice, he begged congress not to pass this bill. he pleaded with anyone who would listen not to vote for this tax scam that will raise his health benefits and condemn medicaid to devastating cuts as the logical next step. he's been lobbying on capitol hill against this bill for a while. he said yesterday it would do so much damage, it would deprive me of the medicaid i need to stay alive a little longer and see baby carl learn to read and teach him how to play chess and watch him go to first grade. republicans didn't listen. said no. and cheered. yesterday we heard the story and i wish our republican friends could have heard it of laura, ther of kind 11-year-old simon. he has a rare disease and cerebral palsy. his mother spoke how their family watches a muppet version of a christmas carol and simon sees himself in tiny tim, another kind boy with braces on his legs. unfortunately, this story as of today does not have the same kind of happy ending as "a christmas carol" but this story is not over. like tiny tim simon and his family ma

it was a wheelchair. he never used to sit and that wheelchair for long periods of time. it was basically only used to get from room to room. when he would come into this room, he would get off of that chair and onto the one right next to the desk, and that is where he would spend his time. fdr contracted polio in the age -- at the age of 39 years old. it is believed he picked up the polio virus at a boy scout cap he was -- camp he was speaking at over the summer. they think that because several boys at that camp also came down with polio. when speaking with the boys, spend some time at the camp, and then he went to the island summer home of the roosevelts off the coast of maine. a few days after arriving, he did not feel very well. he was achy and tired. he thought he was only coming down with a minor bug, so he decided to go to bed early. he walked up the steps to the second floor, and that was the last time would walk up the stairs unaided. the next morning, he could barely walk at all. you can imagine

wheelchair and then abandoned her," cunningham said.ot only did the family request this service, but they went above and beyond that and confirmed 3 subsequent times that the service provided." alone in an unfamiliar setting woman who lived with seeing, hearing and impairments, according to the surveillance bernice moving alone throughout one point, she direction toward checkpoint. cunningham said at a store, looking then, surveillance bernice approach an escalator. she believed she was getting on an bernice kekona is the hospital after she fell at pdx on (courtesy: brook "if you watch the the last second, she realizes, 'uh elevator,'" "and tries to bup but b her catches and she goes scalator ufferlengthy (catherine)(catherine) here today."kekona would be service bernice provided the "if they just he said.have happened," should never something that should never have happened," he said."if they just provided the service bernice kekona would be here today." (catherine) there's been no response to the lawsuit yet from huntleigh usa... the

notice fdr's wheelchair as well. he loved this wheelchair because when he sat, you could barely tell it was a wheelchair and he never used to sit in that wheelchair for any long time. it basically was used to get from room to room. come into this room he would get off of that chair and onto that chair and that is how he would spend his time. so, fdr contracted polio at the age of 39 in the year 1921. he picked up the polio virus at boy scout camp. think that several children who attended that boy scout camp also contracted polio. he spoke with the boys, spend some time at the camp, and then he went to the island summer home of the roosevelts off the coast of maine. a few days after arriving, he did not feel very well. he was achy and tired. he thought he was only coming down with a minor bug, so he decided to go to bed early. you walked up the steps to the second floor, and that was the last time would walk up the stairs unaided. the next morning, he could barely walk at all. you can imagine how devastating that was

a wheelchair bound grandmother trying to catch a flight falling down an escalator. why her family says the airline is to blame. >>> breaking news. swatting death? did a prank call lead to a deadly police shooting? good evening. and welcome to "world news tonight." i'm tom llamas in for david and we begin with the devastating scene of fire and ice in the bronx. at least 12 people killed including children. in the deadliest fire in new york city in more than a quarter century. more than 160 firefighters on the scene within minutes. but for some who lived there, it was already too late. survivors escape the flames into the freezing night huddling in the street without coats, some even without shoes. the fire speeding up the stairway destroying it from the inside. officials say it was a 3-year-old boy playing with burners on a stove who started the blaze. he and his mother and sister survived. but so many others did not. abc's erielle reshef starts us off at the scene in the bronx. >> reporter: tonight, a first look inside the charred hallway of that new york apartment

like britain's wheelchair curlers, its gb olympic curlers have enjoyed plenty of medal success at recentes. like britain's wheelchair curlers, its gb olympic curlers have enjoyed plenty of medal success at recent games. the women won bronze and the men silver at sochi 2014, and both collected european honours in the last few months, suggesting that they are in career—best form. and both teams will be boosted by the presence... eve will skip the women's team, whilst her older and younger brothers will line up for the team gb men. competing alongside my brothers will make it exciting and extra special. it's not every day you can compete at the olympic games alongside two of your brothers with great britain on your back and family watching and that makes it really exciting. i guess there is a little bit of added pressure, having been medallists before, you kind of have that podium to kind of step up to. but there's nothing stopping us being as good as we were last time, if not even better. the winter olympics have been revitalised by freestyle skiing and snowboarding events in the 21st cent

she says without her walker she's only able to move around by wheelchair. >> it just makes me very disappointed as a child that a grownup would take my walker. >> reporter: home surveillance video from last thursday shows a white pickup truck stopping in front of her home on rodney drive within a minute of kiersten and her mother pulling out of the driveway. a man dressed in what appears to be construction gear loaded up the walker and left. a neighbor who wants to remain anonymous captured those moments on her home cameras. >> it looked like a scrap metal truck like if they were scrap metaling through the neighborhood bit looked really suspicious because she left and then he pulled up. >> reporter: now kiersten and the her family are hoping the 3-foot tall royal blue custom walker will be returned. >> it's very hard to not walk right now because i love walking. >> reporter: and new castle county police are investigating this case.

we have two wheelchairs that people can borrow.we want everyone to enjoy it. >> the temperatures are in the 40's. you want to be comfortable. how long is the walk? how long does it take? a half a mile. we have some places to stop and listen to the music and there isa the music. so anywhere between like a half hour, 45 minutes. >> okay. it's cool. if you want to check this out. you can buy tickets at the door or go to the website. $13? $15? >> it ranges. you can go to the winter walk of lights.com. >> is there it is. we are live here on a beautiful end. back to you. jonathan: how nice! have a good time. thank you for the show and tell. the business is too good for stores this holiday season. coming up next, the shipping backlog and the mistake. you might want to open up a gift you are giving to make john: this christmas days away many of us are grabbing last-minute gifts and not doing things without the homework. >> we look at them online and it seemed perfectly okay. nothing raise suspiciouses and i placed an order. >> she ordered

once seated in a wheelchair.th the dance wheels foundation they took lessons from artist derek williams who uses his wheelchair to help cooper's show there are no limits to dance.>> one that we focus on certain kinds of bodies -- it excludes people. it makes the field of dance boring. it is so much more exciting to see different kinds of people moving.>> reporter: for students it is a new mind-body experience that has changed the way they view all dancing.>> gave me another point of view to how we -- how we use different most -- movements. >> it has taught me not only to be happy with yourself but to offer -- also love your body.>> reporter: love of yourself in whatever form you take.>> everyone can dance.>> reporter: a reminder that everyone has obstacles to overcome.>> it is hard for me to express my emotions by talking it out. it is easier for me to express it through dance. >> it is not going to be like how you want it. it won't be laid out for you. it is what you make of it met>> reporter: the professor says

right in you she's confined to wheelchair. >> reporter: brittany murray says her daughter used the walker to get to the car for a medical visit last thursday but they left it on the front lawn as they drove away. >> called my husband. asked him to look out the window and grab the walker because i'm left left it out there. it's not there. >> reporter: the mother of five would have to shell out 1500 bucks half the cost of the walker to replace it with times already hard enough. >> she can't go back to school until she has the walker. that's what they using her right now for her to get around school. she'll have to sit there in the wheelchair the whole time. >> reporter: cops are working the case closely. >> right now the investigation is stemming more towards we'd like to get the walker and return it back to the victim. that's hour main goal right now. >> whoever stole it, this message is for you. >> you took it. i know your not going to bring it back. so i hope whatever you got for it you really needed it for because i know we're not going >> reporter: and won you know it fox 29 well we ha

and history for hewett, he's the first british singles champion at the wheelchair masters.ots to come this sunday evening, including the latest on tiger woods‘ comeback. but cricket first, england had another difficult day in adelaide. joe root‘s decision to bowl first was again under scrutiny, as australia declared on a42 for 8 on day two of the 2nd ashes test. england, who are already one down in the series, closed on 29 for 1. our sports correspondent andy swiss has more. a strange solution to many, but as he completed a brilliant essentially, it suddenly made sense. was £5? was éétheéf "si n ”7—7 7777 ‘ii 5; %%;'%'f'z' “54“~;*l; fzia gaggle —7————~» 7 ,, play $7757};- -&4«—;*l; 7:77 7:43.47 7—7—777 7 7 play for the day and we the indian play for the day and we the visitors fixing a huge batting challenge. —— facing a huge batting challenge. it's not impossible to score runs. there's a lot of time left in the game. it'll be up to one or two of our case to go out and make a big score, notjust a0 or 50. for england, a frustrating and deflating day. they now need to bat at

i say half the people i meet are absolutely surprised to see me in a wheelchair.ht, 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 writings were covered by executive privilege, the senate couldn't vet her

and history for hewett, he's the first british singles champion at the wheelchair masters.onnie 0'sullivan coming up but we'll start with another difficult day for england's cricketers. joe root‘s decision to bowl first was made to look even more foolhardy on the second day in adelaide as australia declared on a42 for 8 in the 2nd ashes test. england, who are already one down in the series, closed on 29 for 1. here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. shaun marsh has had a stop start career. he seemed shaun marsh has had a stop start career. he seemed a shaun marsh has had a stop start career. he seemed a strange selection to many but as he completed a brilliant thing today, it suddenly made sense. in the kitchen for him and euphoria for this pretty much summed up england's today. a moment they would rather forget. a symbol of england balls struggles as marcia simply piled on the misery. 42 —— 442—8, england we re the misery. 42 —— 442—8, england were they mental decline. the floodlights and the fiercest pressure at the openers needing a solid start. they did not get it.

two people taken off, one a disable person in the wheelchair where they had to put the wheelchair upladder in order to get them up the hill and right to rices mill road and street right behind the train station. as where all of the rescue squad are lined up. warminster and lansdale suspended, indefinitely, over 45 minute delay. scottie has forecast in 15 seconds >>> temperatures not that bad in the 40's for high temperatures today but arctic blast this afternoon and this evening, bitterly cold air by this time tomorrow. where is arctic front off to the west you can see lake effect snow, some of these snow showers could move in, behind that front and we will watch for that this afternoon. lower 40's north and western suburbs, mid up toker 30's in the lehigh valley but look at arctic air off to the north and west. as we move into canada heading in our direction so nine or 10:00 o'clock feels like temperatures, teens by tomorrow morning, this time looking at feels like temperatures in the single digits. forty's for today, blustery this afternoon and evening and then look at the 30's for

. >> i am thinking about jasons wheelchair. >> it is one day at a time. and they appreciate this forever bond between a little boy and his puppy. sitting side-by-side this holiday season. >> they found a great forever home. >> they are hopeful jason will be able to walk one day with the help of leg braces. they are hoping the puppy will be able to get some prosthetics. >>> people all over the world are celebrating christmas. pope francis used christmas eve mass to call for christians who make life harder for refugees, hypocrites. bethlehem is noticeably emptier. fewer pilgrims went to midnight mass. probably because of renewed fighting between israeli soldiers and palestinians. after president trump recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. >>> the president is spending christmas in florida where he retreated this picture. he is on the phone in a limo and on the bottom of his shoe is cnn and what looks like a blood >> reporter:. the president blasted the fbi. the president and the first lady have a traditional christmas eve. >> i wanted to wish everyb

so much foot traffic that there is no room for a wheelchair or walker to go by. >> san francisco is a lively street life, it can be an issue with people with visual disabilities as well. they have these diverting barriers on other side of this tables and chairs area. if people can find thraeur way around it without getting tangled up, it is still fully accessible. >> we don't want anything special. we want people to basically adhere to the regulations and laws as they are on the books now. people can also, just be cognizant if they have stuff on the street, they thaoed to have 48 inches so we can pass, think outside your own spectrum of yourself that there are other people you need to share the sidewalk with. we will all get along better. >> although san francisco is a hilly place for a whraoel chair user, we seem to be better at most. that doesn't mean we can't continue to improve upon ourselves. >> the public has a clear are -- of travel. we can't be every to make sure that is the place. we have to rely on the place. call 311. give them your name. that goes into a data base. >> it i

>> kirstan, who has cerebral palpalsy is now confined to the wheelchair. >> i need it. not walking. most people, it's very hard to not walk right now because i love walking. thieves have made kirstan's life that much more difficult. if you recognize the men in the video, you are asked to call detectives. jim? >> thank you. lindenwold police are investigating a crash that injured at least one person tonight. chopper 6 is over the area on the 200 block of egg harbor road. the area remains closed as police investigate. >> lawmen are looking for a hit and run driver that killed a man this morning on the 2100 block of state road in croydon. the driver went down into a ditch after hitting the man. police recovered the car with a large hole in the windshield. the suspect took off into the woods. >> philadelphia police charged three teenagers for the beating death in mayfair. brannen conrad, emmanuel harris and malik page face charges of robbery killing kevin cullen during the robbery november 25th. all three are students at lincoln high school. it appears that president trump'

the committee waiting longer for a wheelchair or your luggage. we reached out to the huntley corporation. we have not yet heard back. at dulles airport. ryan hughes, abc 7 news. with its aaa is out holiday forecast that we know 7.2 million people from the dmv plan to fly or drive to holiday destinations. aaa says you can expect traffic today to be worse than usual, but tomorrow will be the big drag. you don't want to think about being on the roads between 3:00 p.m. at 6:00 p.m. not a bad day to be on th on holiday travel. steve rudin is here with your holiday forecast. steve: the pending on where you are going, brighter skies are on the way, along with colder temperatures. outside, rehoboth beach on delaware, even though temperatures are on the chilly side. 49 degrees in manassas. leonardtown at 50 degrees. here is the 24-hour temperature change -- anywhere from five to 10 degrees colder than we were yesterday at this time, and that is thanks to a cold front that moved through late last night and early this morning. coming up, we talk about the r

. >>> and a family filed a lawsuit against alaska airlines after their wheelchair bound mother fell downlator and died a month later. >> she was flying with a connection in portland and was suppose to have an escort but her family says that alaska airline as ban donned her and she became confused and thought she was getting on the elevator and ended up tumbling down the escalator where her wheelchair fell on top of her. >> it could be someone else's mom or sister that this happened to, it was neglect. >> she was in bedridden and constant pain for three months before she died. alaska airlines says she declined assistance and her family did not let them know she needed assist ants in the first place. >>> an iowa business owner may have to shut down off a bizarre act of vandalism. the damage killed half a million bees and the loss is effort mated to be between 50,000 and $60,000 and the owner says that bees are not insurable. and they don't cover bees. >>> the woman accused of stealing a whole jackpot and keeping it for herself. >>> health check this noon, there could be a break through fro

the walkers was the only way she could be mobile. >> she's in a wheelchair.'s able to get around. the surgery she had in july she has to have the walker. so she can stretch the legs out. >> one of the things i love doing is walking. so i am very upset. >> reporter: she says she placed her daughter in the car and drove away. not realizing she left the walker outside. >> it's not like it was on the edge of the corner. it was on our property. close to the front door. >> reporter: the family will have to come up with 1,500 tlars to come up with a new one. a neighbor heard what happened and came to the rescue. >> it made me upset. that someone had the audacity to steal a childs walker. that she needs to be able to get around. >> most people wouldn't even take a walker. it's a childs walker. >> reporter: a neighbor says he captured surveillance of the theft. but police haven't released it yet. they're looking for a silver and white chevy truck. >>> turning to the weather. we're tracking rain heading into our area. >> a look at the first alert weather. you can see i

for the second day, hundreds of wheelchair attendants, baggage to work. the strike is expected to end today.. but there are concerns. it could go on longer. new overnight - america s big christmas bonus. a number of companies.. spreading the wealth after republicans passed their tax reform bill which included major corporate tax reforms. wells fargo says it intends to raise the minimum wage for its workers to 15 dollars an hour. boeing says it will make up to a million dollars in new investments in the u-s.. and a-t and t is pledging to give a one thousand dollar bonus to each of its more than 200-thousand workers. that bonus had been in the works before the bill passed.. but was just announced yesterday. we know corporations are saving but what about the average american? coming up at 5:45 - a closer look at the changes you'll see on your paystub - plus - a looming government shutdown. the new deadline now less than 48 hours away, in a live report from capitol hill. only on seven.. new developments, after an i-team investigation into reports of grade fix

for luca. >> i am taking parts and pieces from jay's wheelchair. >> the family says it's one day at a time and strap year rating this forever bond sitting side by side this holiday season. >> luca found the great forever home. >> juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> the family hopes jason will be able to walk with the help of leg braces and hopes luca will be able to get prosthetics one day so the two can walk together. >>> it is the time of year when bay area charities do all they can to provide holiday meals. more than 2000 people enjoyed prime rib christmas eve lunch, it is a tradition in san francisco. the house and prime rib donates the meat for the annual lunch. >> it's a gift. so it's about standing with especially the most vulnerable in our community, letting them know they are special, too. >> serving meals every day of the year and always looking for volunteers to help out. >>> it is 4:38, governor brown has deliver add gift that two california men will never forget. the message being sent by this year's criminal pardons. >>> plus, a bay area man has been brightening the holiday

. >> the gift of a battery powered wheelchair. new mobility much new freedom. >> bill was like a kid on christmas morning. >> this is so easy to handle. >> i know. >> there was more. andy's teenaged daughter took a picture of their family cat as a present for bill. why all the kindness for a man 93 never met. >> this is what we do in helping but to see him and his expression, i don't get to always see that. it was amazing. >> bill spent the afternoon race aig round the parking lot learning his new ride. he admits he has mixed emotions about the gift and the daily support he receives from lucy and others. >> so much help coming from so many sources. it's great. kind of embarrasses me but i'm thankful for it. >> thankful for friends and friendly strangers who see need and open their hearts. >> absolutely great. sensational. >> merry christmas. >> god bless you and all the folks here. >> my pleasure. >> reporter: i'm grateful to lucy for bringing bill's polite to my attention and of course to andy scholnick for the gift of that wheel

the gift of a battery powered wheelchair. new mobile, new freedom.was like a dud kid on christmas morning. >> this is so easy to handle. >> i know. >> there was more of an's teenaged picture took a picture of their family cat as present for bill. why all the kindsness for a man they never met. >> this is what we do in helping but to see him at and his expression i don't get to always see that and it's amazing. especially during this time. >> reporter: bill spent the afternoon racing around the parking lot learning the intricacies of his new ride. he admits he has mixed emotions about the gift and the daily support he receives from lucy and others. >> so much help coming from so many sources it's great and kind of embarrasses me but i'm thankful for it. >> reporter: thankful for friends and friendly strangers who see need and open their hearts. >> absolutely great. sensational. >> reporter: merry christmas. >> mod bless you and all the folks here. >> my pleasure. >> my thanks to lucy for bringing bill's needs to my attention ton andy for the gift of t

i use a wheelchair. i cannot cut food at the table. my voice is no longer melodious as it used to be, and worse of all, i cannot pick up my son even when he wants me to. to thecongress speaking senators and pleading with senator mccain and others, begging them with all of the house members around the country to vote against this bill. why? do three would terrible things to me and to our country. first of all, it would destroy the help insurance system in this country. would mean $400 billion in automatic medicare cuts, allocated by mick mulvaney of the omb, principally opposed to medicare disabilities. waived, this bill removes close to 13 million people off of health insurance. out ofs a crucial leg the three legged stool of the affordable care act. it makes it more difficult for my wife and my colleagues and you and your family to afford health insurance. when people go off health insurance, they die. many will die next year for a lack of care. so that is the first reason why oppose this bill, because it would do so much damage and w

turned businessman was left paralyzed with a whole new world of difficulty i realize that usual wheelchair is not suitable for me because only my my head is walking and so i'm not walking and the like so i'm not working together with my friends by the east so we may care will chair which is suitable for me which is seldom ballance in a wheelchair if your goal down stairs. just down the heel. seat after my to can only keep the car is on top of the. roman and the success of his business comes second to giving opportunities to people with disabilities and he is not the only one to share that view and his native kaliningrad company can group raw builds specialist equipment for people with disabilities to be used in sports parks. once i receive the comment on my instagram accounts from alexander vorobyov where he wrote your book facilities for healthy people why don't you think about creating something similar for this able people so together with alexander and using his experience as he was a coach for the russians let it go live back to. we worked out a whole series of sporting facilities esp

kristin murray need both wheelchair and walker and is forced to stay home from school because wheelchairust too tough to maneuver there. last thursday her mother brittany was taking her to a therapy point. when they mistakenly left walker in the front yard as she was helping her daughter get inside the family van. once she realized it 30 minutes later brittany called her husband who was still home but it was too late. now police are trying to find the person responsible with the help of surveillance video from a neighbor. >> i feel for the victims. my agency feels for the victim and officers investigating it. there is a lot of empathy toward the victims. we just want to get their property back especially when it is property like this we just want to get bake to the people. >> reporter: here's the deal, property like that valued at $3,000, kristin's mom says since she just got tonight september after surgery they said to replace it, it would be $1,500. don't worry. this is where story takes a turn for the best. community answering the call some one in philadelphia says that he is going to