a high-flying bmx rider crashes to the earth. ouch. >> in my opinion, bmx is just as dangerous as what evel knievel was doing. >> steve crandall should know. he's been part of this strange bmx culture since he was a kid. he owns a bike company and has been to hundreds of unofficial stunt events, held in back alleys and parking lots. >> bmxers in general are pretty subversive. it's an underground culture, a lot of outcasts, misfits, hell raisers and good time havers. >> thank you all for coming out. we'll run this at 4:00 exactly. >> today steve's in richmond, virginia, seeing a jumping competition over an unusual but tasty obstacle. >> we're going to run over the world's biggest plate of delicious tacos. >> as the riders demonstrate their skills above a giant bowl of tortilla chips, it quickly becomes clear that like nachos, riders in this sport get chewed up fast. the stunts are amazing, but so are the crashes. >> oh! >> today's riding was probably some of the most world class riding that you'll ever see in a back street parking

the innocence of youth, the passion of an organized sport like bmx racing. >> he loves it more than anything else in life which is really quite revealing. 24 hours earlier he was actively fighting for that life awaiting two big khaem chemotherapy injections. >> leukemia. >> it came about all of a sudden. >> for luke's father and mother, there are no easy answers to the question of why. >> initially it is shock, heartbreak. >> replaced by determination to endure the treatment at lucille packard children's hospital. they are getting support from all places, very same races they try to hard to win every

this is you, like, bmx flipping out on a bmx bike. [ laughter ] >> that's my shaun white-tony hawk style. >> jimmy: yeah. neither of those guys ride bmx bikes. >> yeah. [ laughter ] yeah. >> jimmy: neither of those men. >> they can. >> jimmy: they certainly can if they want to. >> "mad hoff-men." >> jimmy: that's very nice. that's very good. >> i go deep. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i go deep. >> jimmy: you really do go deep because here's the last one here. it's you going deep. there you go. right in the butt. [ laughter and applause ] >> right in the butt. >> jimmy: welcome to new york city. picasso, i think -- picasso did that. >> yup. >> jimmy: you guys, "mad men" is back sunday on amc. [ cheers and applause ] 9:00 pm, with a two-hour season premiere. when we come back, we're going to have a water war. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ what mak es a what hershey's bar pure? pure togetherness. pure friendship. pure delicious chocolate. pure hershey's. immerse yourself in all over relief [ female announcer ] feeling that flu all over your body? with alka seltzer plus. it's specially formulated to spe

and as the bmx community and they know him, they raised $7,000. >> awesome. >> this is i tell every day. i can't think of words to say thank you. i can't. it's just -- it's just, i don't know if it's overwhelming. it's just unbelievable. >> it's good to have a family behind you. >> we're all here to help him fight for his life. >> there is luke, with a big one. >> and for a sked skbrul a link to the luke's lemons web site go to abc 7 news.com. click on see it on tv. and root for luke. >> what a family he has. >> yes. >> and let's get a check of the forecast now. >> there is going to turn cold overnight. and there is a freeze warning in affect for parts of the bay area including north bay valleys. and temperatures will fall into mid 20s to low 30s and freeze damage to sensitive plants. looking ahead, a sunny day and a pleasant day and will be mild, highs of 68 in chico and sacramento. and there is 80s in los angeles, and 71 in san diego. will be another mild day as well with numerous locations seeing high temperatures up around or just above 70 degrees. and there is plenty of upper 60s.

scuba lessons, bmx, kayaking, skateboarding. we are trying to spend time and we are trying to work very closely with assessment. and we have community recreation councils, but we are trying to actually not just offer what we historical have offered. we've also gotten a really robust scholarship program. it is because of the philanthropic support we are getting. four years ago, we give away about $80,000. if this year, we will give away about $600,000 in free programming. the department of children, youth, and family could not be stronger. if there was a time when that was not the case. we get support for some of our programming and it is also what maria mentioned, hiring about 150 kids. we have a great partnership with san francisco unified school district. we just completed our inaugural season. we brought our staff to help coach, and it was a partnership between parents and coaches. and summer camps. families want something for their kids to do. we have been able to step up. we have camps we offer

that his stubbornness is going to make him better. >> his treatment will take three years, but as the bmx community helps fund research, they also help him. last weekend they raised $7,000. >> awesome! >> to say thank you. i don't know if it's overwhelming. it's unbelievable. >> in trials like these, it's good to have a family behind you. >> we are all to help him fight for his life. >> luke has a big one. from napa, wayne freedman, "abc 7 news." >>> if you would like a schedule of upcoming races and link to the website, go to "abc 7 news" and click see it on tv. >> don't go away, "7 on your side" is next. >> what you need to know if an unauthorized charge shows up on your phone bill. >>> sometimes the bills we have to pay can be confusing. many of us don't even look at them. michael finney tells us about one customer who paid the price. >> got a package for a phone with no -- >> david looks over his bill from verizon wireless. he regrets not looking eight looking at it closely. david discovered he was being billed $30 with a phone with no internet access. >> we have multiple phones on th

scuba lessons, bmx, kayaking, skateboarding. we are trying to spend time and we are trying to work very closely with assessment. and we have community recreation councils, but we are trying to actually not just offer what we historical have offered. we've also gotten a really robust scholarship program. it is because of the philanthropic support we are getting. four years ago, we give away about $80,000. if this year, we will give away about $600,000 in free programming. the department of children, youth, and family could not be stronger. if there was a time when that was not the case. we get support for some of our programming and it is also what maria mentioned, hiring about 150 kids. we have a great partnership with san francisco unified school district. we just completed our inaugural season. we brought our staff to help coach, and it was a partnership between parents and coaches. and summer camps. families want something for their kids to do. we have been able to step up. we have camps we offer to the public. everything fro

. >> like jumping a bmx bike. >> these things weigh a lot. >> feels like we're watching accident video and they are doing this stuff on purpose. >> it's amazing with some of these jumps, the sled doesn't land and break into 1,000 pieces. >> drive right through it. >> i loved it. i just thought the visuals on this were fantastic. i've seen snowmobiling stuff but never quite that extreme. >> it's spectacular, and it's something i will never be able to do. this is just too incredibly amazing. it requires physical ability i don't have. >> they come out on jet skis. >> at number five, two videos, one drink. take it away, beer. >> who says that in other words don't know how to party. >> i've never said that. >> well, take a look at this video. these are a bunch of you could call them geniuses, cmu, carnegie university robotics class, beer pong ornament except the people doing the beer pong tossing, they are robots. they made these robots out of lego mind storm kits. we talked to the professor. he said the students in this class had to build robots to solve challenges. this challenge being a

. >> well, when this guy gets back on his bmx ebmx-er bike, it wil easier to pull off the tricks after using this ancient one. >> i hope he put shock absorbers in his hands. >> so this goes to prove, it's not so much the equipment, it's your skills. >> ul humm-hmm. he pulled that off pretty amazingly. >>> that's it for us at "right this minute." we'll leave you with one more look at giant shredder in action. enjoy it. we'll see you tomorrow, everybody. ♪

. >> well, when this guy gets back on his bmx ebmx-er bike, it wil easier to pull off the tricks after using this ancient one. >> i hope he put shock absorbers in his hands. >> so this goes to prove, it's not so much the equipment, it's your skills. >> ul humm-hmm. he pulled that off pretty amazingly. >>> that's it for us at "right this minute." we'll leave you with one more look at giant shredder in action. enjoy it. we'll see you tomorrow, everybody. ♪ [ man ] it's big. supports in times of need.

. >> well, when this guy gets back on his bmx ebmx-er bike, it wil easier to pull off the tricks after using this ancient one. >> i hope he put shock absorbers in his hands. >> so this goes to prove, it's not so much the equipment, it's your skills. >> ul humm-hmm. he pulled that off pretty amazingly. >>> that's it for us at "right this minute." we'll leave you with one more look at giant shredder in action. enjoy it. we'll see you tomorrow, everybody. ♪ . >>> heard we were robbed. >> agents step up the search for an armed robber who doesn't hesitate to pull the trigger. >>> fast food chains decided to stop using it so why is it city in the beef at the grossly store? >> and an aalarming number of children now smoking cigarettes. what health officials think needs to be done to stop them. first for the second time, the robbery of a royal farm store involved gun fire and it's believed the same man is responsible for both times. we have more on the suspect who was captured on surveillance video. >> reporter: the robbers already shot one victim. then the latest incident he fired a warning

we're looking at a professional bmx rider from madrid, and a mountain bike rider. they did side by side action on these trails that is absolutely awesome. >> that's pretty cool. >> that's pretty neat to get that side by side view of these guys flipping, twisting, jumping over these awesome trails. >> so how are they doing this? >> hard to tell, but i think he's following along. looks like the trails on this place have two distinct and separate trails side by side. in certain spots he can get next to him and shoot his action. >> also, one view we don't see often, he has the gopro attached to the bar between his legs, like a crotch cam. >> crotch cam. i think that's what they call it, that's a professional term for it. >> they've got to keep coming up with new ways to get a look at this, because there are videos like this all over the internet, so the krom crotch cam is a way to get them noticed. >>> flat-out shocking video to show you guys. it starts out with a man asking his wife a question. >> if you were traveling 80 miles per hour, how long does it take you to g

here is video from a bmx, a kentucky due to ohio. 36 people have died including alabama and georgia. emergency officials are working with search dogs looking for survivors. west liberty kentucky was one of the hardest-hit towns. >>reporter: this scene is striking. the town is difficult to get to because the roads have been and passable. finally, they have been able to clear the road with to get large equipment in. first responders have been here for a while. the parking lot adjacent to this tore down bank is being used as a mobile command unit. just behind that is the main street. those businesses were destroyed and torn up. trees were snapped like matchsticks. the storm came in friday night with the winds of 140 mi. per hour. there is the town hall. there is the police department and that there is this day. it really is torn up. burke and mortar, cinderblock, reinforced concrete. it is torn up it completely damaged. kentucky is the hardest hit. 17 of the 36 fatalities. with its into business owners will be allowed to come back and take stock of what is left. >>marty: at new overnigh