speeding around escape park in munich even as a child stephan how was dean was interested in all kinds of skateboards now he's revolutionized the usual board on wheels by giving it a new steering mechanism. so this is my twenty two year old skateboard which my son holed out of the cellar two years ago. when after seeing it and writing it we were so fascinated that we decided to improve on it. after my son had a real wake and my old passion i started building models right away i went into the workshop and getting kicked around and then we tested the results and then fifteen months later we had the perfect product. his curved board was a finalist in the summer hardware category at the last it's both sports trade fair in munich you can even ride it uphill without having to push it with your feet stephan explains how that's possible but his car there are no suffering as a rubber to absorb the energy and that makes it fun. stuff on the steam has now founded a startup and patented his innovation. by design from his axle you can see that there aren't any springs or rubber so everything moves

explains how that's possible but his car there are no suffering as a rubber to absorb the energy and that makes it fun. stuff on this team has now founded a startup and patented his innovation. by design from his axle you can see that there aren't any springs or rubber so everything moves freely and that's what's nice about it it's self-regulated this anywhere from a small child to a heavy adult can stand on it so it's a board for the whole family supporting parents can use it gains you know fun with it and no one has to adjust it to suit his body weight or ability. doesn't fall pregnant it may love wobbly but stefan's new patented steering mechanism provide stability normally he works as an industrial designer for a bavarian automaker but augustin hopes to attract a different kind of play intel with his car for. he seems to have attracted one target group already surfer and that's because the movements needed to turn a surfboard condom curve forward are the same so many surfers are already looking forward to using the new board itself i've been surfing for twenty five years now and

stephan paddock before shooting. >> why didn't someone get to him in the eight to nine minute window. >> and they have sorted through a thousand leads and sorted through his politics and finances and social behavior. and still don't know what led the 64-year-old gambler to go on a murderous shooting spree. >> and the instances of the suspect traveling and he has never been seen with anyone else. >> a week later and investigators are no longer to finding a motive all they can say is that a severe mental illness may have been a catalyst. >>> the expenstate athletic director is out of jail. jim curly is now serving the house arrest portion in connection with the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal. he was ordered to spend 7 to 21 months behind bars after pleading guilty to child endangerment. >>> a former teacher in the lehigh valley has pleaded guilty to sending explicit snap chat messages to students. while in court yesterday he plead guilty to corruption of minors. and he was in contact with a female student for more than a year. his sentencing is set for november. >>> new jersey voters

carney plunks on stephane practically grew up in his father's studio. now he's made a film about his death. the new i misspoke most people would say hey aren't you kone son. how did he do what he did by saying that and i didn't have an answer for that i was often full but now i do and for and the answer is that he likes musicians who are authentic the music and and he savored those moments when a man was just coming together band and really becoming a unit that he found and the siesta multiband filled. kind of clock studio was not in west berlin but in a small town outside cologne in a farmhouse that plunker had converted. to fit a style is the horse stalls are now the control room where all the equipment is used the mixing desk. far away from the charts the record companies the journalists only the music mattered. here is mix we're still trying to find their feet when they recorded their first album here him one nine hundred eighty one the influence of crowd rock is easy to hear. this. stuff was before their big breakthrough and conny plank showed them

i now how to tell people. it was here in cologne that the institute for quality and efficiency in health care that knee arthroscopy is were declared a myth. the assessor stephan's our land spend eighteen months reading and analyzing everything written by scientists about arthroscopy as. a trained medical expert he concluded that knee arthroscopy is one of the commonest operations in germany were ineffective they had a placebo effect but nothing more. tests showed that a faked arthroscopy was as effective as the actual procedure. the party of over all it's not less cboe effect is all the stronger the more authentic invasive than risky and intervention appears on surgery has a much greater placebo impact than just taking a pill. stephens our lines team of assessors research ne arthroscopy is with the help of a matter analysis. believe that nice we're benefiting from this patients were happy doctors were happy the industry was happy with us it was lovely and then it had the magic taken out of it that's what's exc

, authorities released new information about the investigation they say that shooter stephan paddock fired for nine minutes into the crowd from his window at the mandalay bay. we get our first look inside of that room. in the video you see the double doors of the suite burst wide open with one of the guns still propped up on the floor. a camera was discovered on a food service cart to possibly record him during the shooting, local and federal authorities are going through every source of media through his computer and personal records trying to figure out what triggered him to carry out the heinous act. >> this individual was premeditated. obviously. the fact that he had the type of weaponry and amount of weaponry in the room. it was preplanned extensively. and evaluated everything he did and his actions. >> in the wake of the tragedy they are overwhelmed from support from the public since it was established yesterday morning the go fund me page has raised $3.7 million. anchor, jim gardner, is live in las vegas covering stories including how residents are stepping up to help victims

the gunman - stephan paddock - doesn't quite fit the typical profile of a mass killer does he? at 64 - he's double the average age - right?3. the way in which the gunman waged his rein of hate and murder on innocent victims - from 32 stories up... it's as though he was a hunter. is that a strange twist?4. we're hearing that paddock's father was a bank robber who was diagnosed with psychological issues. does that explain what may have snapped in paddock?5. we now know that the gunman had 18 more weapons and explosives stashed... how could those who knew this guy have missed that something was terribly wrong? 6. is it likely that the so called mild-mannered accountant had a secret life? 7. and finally, so many of us are hurting for the victims of this tragedy. what can we do to come to grips with our own psychological pain? (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. dry and gusty offshore winds will persist over portions of our region into tuesday, especially in the north and east bay hills/mountains, with temperatures region-wide near or

his name is stephan paddock as you know. jeff is in washington where clues are emerging from his background. a lot of questions here. >> reporter: good morning. investigators have been deployed across the country searching for information about the gunman. what they found so far suggests that few people really knew stephen paddock and how much of a threat he really was. >> we're hunting down and tracing down every single clue that we can get in his background. >> authorities say uncovering his motive is their first priority. >> no religious affiliation. no political affiliation. no, he just hung out. >> paddock's brother eric says there was nothing in his past that would explain his rampage. a retired accountant turned high rolling millions from real estate investments across the country. >> when i was very forward up front that he was a professional gambler and that's how he made his money. >> he slipped and fell at the cosmopolitan hotel and sued the casino. at the casinos this weekend he used the id of his girlfriend, 62-