sheriff bill beam has defended deputy polson, claiming he had a reaction to a felonious assault. despite the video the sheriff told wbtv earlier this week deputy polson doesn't punch the teen, saying, all i saw was he was pushing him back away. no, he did not punch him in the face. the sheriff's office now tells abc news deputy polson is no longer employed with the lincoln county sheriff's office. hayden is now facing multiple charges. his mother said she was just trying to get him help. >> i took him to an emergency room and he was treated like a criminal by everybody. nobody ever treated him like a patient. >> hayden's first court appearance is set for this week. his mother is hoping with this video release that the charges will be dropped. that is possible, but there's also a possibility he'll be charged as an adult. his mother said they're always told if there's a mental health emergency you should reach out, and then this happen. >> mental health is a huge challenge in this country. often law enforcement doesn't quite know what to do. >> right. >> trevor, thank you very much

polson's actions.form of assault and he had a right to stop that assault from occurring. >> reporter: oion that he thought was necessary to contain the situation. >> reporter: long said she won turn to atrium for help in the future. >> no one is being held accountable except for the 16-year-old who was at the hospital for help and trained adults who should have been able to handle the situation and help made the whole thing entirely worse. >> reporter: hayden was not seriously injured but traumatized by the incident. hayden spent eight days in juvenile detention and his family are hoping to get the charges dropped at a preliminary hearing this afternoon. >> juvenile detention is not mental health treatment. >> never received the mental health treatment. >> what was he was there in the first place. >>> don, thank you very much. >>> vladimir duthiers is look at stories you'll be talking about today. >> so a building implosion in texas. it goes bust. take a look. we'll show you what emerged from the dust

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you know we're in the 6th extinction polson planetary history the last one was 63000000 years ago when a meteor took out the dinosaurs well now we're the media but you know we also have to be the you know the planet savior i mean it's sort of up to us if we keep doing what we're doing. and destroy the ocean which is a crucible a life on our planet or if we learned you know. the mistakes of our past are limiting our options today but we gotta move on on these issues and hopefully with a lot of youth leadership now emerging we might is this just in the ocean phenomenon or are for instance the great lakes similarly at risk. now i mean what you see it's a water phenomena. the issues that we're seeing in the ocean are repeated in the great lakes and other freshwater bodies toledo ohio had to shut down its drinking water systems when when toxic algae blooms occurred and they're increasingly occurring in the great lakes the same reasons fertilizer runoff. oil pollution plastic pollution and nutrient runoff these are all phenomena that we're seeing and all our water is all our public water is

sophia who's a polson executive director of the mccain center for opinion research welcome to you all bridget let's start with you he's managed to resign the premiership and the leadership and yet of his own party and had to somehow manage to keep both jobs why did resign does he actually intend to stand down or is all this a political ploy well i think he resigned because of the government collapse and there was a pup power grab within hit the coalition which he rejected some of the coalition partners that the that some of his defectors and power grab were actually joining forces with he didn't want to work with them no but he came back because he still holds the the position in terms of being the dominant political position in terms of the parties and is seen as a stabilizing figure during this transition period and so what's your take on what's really going on in malaysian politics right now was was under pressure to go and if so who was applying that pressure well from a few sources that are inside malaysia. it wasn't really pressured to go unnecessarily but he was upset by member

actions meanwhile the french armed forces with us to florence probably didn't know most of those big polson all so on except of all this was a statement from her ministry rather than channeling and spreading false accusations we expect the ambassador of mali to devote all his energy to implementing the pow summit and achieving success for everyone it comes just off the frog's held 'd a big summit just a few weeks ago in the south of france to discuss the future of the sawhill region and operation volcano this is francis and largest overseas operation with all the $5000.00 troops stationed across 5 countries in the sawhill region including mali now president merkel also said at that summit that french soldiers were paying for the conflict in blood and let's have a look at some of the recent attacks in the sawhill region. it comes amidst other tensions such as protests on the ground against french troops are being stationed in bali protesters saying they don't welcomed at all so you saying that france is still treating the country as if it's a colonial entity and it comes of it's the fact tha

in court monday deputy polson said he was no longer with the sheriff's department. he was fired for his actions. he testified he didn't believe the teen needed mental health treatment at the time. hayden's mom defended her son's behavior. >> mental illness displays in a lot of different ways. maybe he drank the alcohol because mentally ill, he is suffering from something else and trying to self-medicate. >> the video showing hospital security guards and sheriff's deputies responding with force is alarming to angela kimball with the national alliance on mental illness. >> when parents take their child to the emergency department, they are expecting help, not handcuffs. children like hayden deserve treatment and safety, and he got neither. >> reporter: kimball says hospitals and first responders need to he no how to deescalate these situations. >> trained mental health professionals know that people's behaviors have been very agitated. that's something we have to recognize, otherwise we end up harming people. >> reporter: in court hayden told the judge he was taking a

still with us is jim polson.in the market risk when it comes to the u.s. presidential election? is this a factor in how you are taking a look at markets? jim: for the most part, there will be headline risks that will create volatility as the polls go up and down across the candidates, markets will react. i do not know if that will be lasting. what is most concerning to me and i think most investors is less about who gets the presidency than if one party or the other gets try power, both , that and the white house will change and stuff will happen. things will get past. in some sense, i like the division of power and some group lock -- and some gridlock because that means the free market economy manages the director of where the country goes more sore the -- more so than washington. if one be most concerned party seems like they're going to win all three houses. that would be something i would pay more attention to. outside of that, i am less concerned about who gets the presidency if there is a division of power.

. >>> we are trying to find rain with steve polson but not much luck. >> that is correct.we can find higher clouds and our good friend painted this pretty picture. it is a sweet thursday morning sunrise over clear lake. the 64/66 for the highs sounds good to me. san jose with the high clouds as well with the barometer going up, not boding well looking for rain. 40s and 50s with high clouds, more clouds tomorrow with temperatures above average. >>> we have sal here to tell us that the commute is normal. >> it is normalized. i would say if you're driving on the shore freeway approaching it from the carquinez bridge it is pretty standard. at the bay bridge we have a 20 minute delay which is not surprising to anyone. we don't have a lot of unusual things with no air delays. we will talk about that and some of the south bay commutes when we come back. >>> it is 801 a.m.. >>> the police and san francisco are trying to find three armed people that tried to carjack three different victims in rapid succession overnight. all three incidents were between 3:30 and 3:00 this morning. i