there's two steven slaters. tonight there was the steven slater, the charactercature that jay leno and everyone is making fun of. and here's a real live flesh and bones person. that changes things. the surprise is he's a lot different than we thought. >> larry: do you think maybe he should have come out sooner? >> no, i think we did this at exactly the right time. dan and i were in absolute agreement. you don't say one thing until the legal resolution is behind us. and as soon as we get out to california and sit down with you, this is what we did. >> larry: is there a book deal or a tv something going to happen here? >> we have signed with a book agent. >> larry: the life story of -- >> we're with the morris office, as the say. we're with a great agent at wme entertainment. and he has a co-writer. and i think publisher is going to be interested. are we allowed to talk about the title? we have this fabulous title. >> we have a few ideas. >> larry: i think just saying it you can copyright it right here. >> "cabin

passengers say slater then got on the plane's p.a. system and said to the passenger who called me a blank, blank, blank you. he then said that's it. i'm done. with that, he opened the exit door, deployed the plane's evacuated slide, grabbed two beers and jumped. >> everybody has a bad day and fantasizes about telling the boss, take this job and shove it but you don't want to get arrested. >> reporter: it was no joke here at slater's arraignment. the d.a. told the judge slater could have injured or killed a member of the ground crew by deploying that powerful slide. on the internet, slater's outburst struck a chord. message on his facebook page include, way to go and you are my new hero. a friend of slater's said he has been under a lot of stress because his mother has cancer. >> he has been a great neighbor and coming back and forth he takes care of his mother a lot. >> reporter: slater could face 7 years if convicted. manuel gallegus, cbs 2 news. >>> a mcdonald's customers wasn't loving it when she couldn't get her chicken mcnuggets.

after the plane landed, but she said slater was to blame and the first to use profanity. today, slater's attorney declined to address passengers' claims directly. >> i can't answer for the intent or minds of those people you spoke to. >> reporter: despite it all, the guy who famously quit his job now says he wants it back. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> couric: and that is the cbs evening news for tonight. i'm katie couric. thank you for watching. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org well, you sure are smiling. i just heard about our new low fares. how low are they? they're really low. how are they gonna get any lower than our regular fares? our regular fares are already so low. we should ask bobby. hey, bobby, how low can our fares go? i don't know. low? low, low? ♪ [ male announcer ] fly southwest airlines from bwi airport to florida for only $89 one-way. i know one thing... those low fares won't last long. [ employees ] grab your bag. it's on. [ ding ] >>> caps we welcome you to mnt bank stadium gettin

other surfers say slater handled the situation well. >> he's a true champ. he took it good. luckily he already has ten of them, just adding another one. >> the title is slater's 11th pro crown. that's the most of any surfer in the history of the sport. slater says he doesn't have any hard feelings about the earlier mix-up and he's glad for the chance to earn the title. >>> there are new records at the new york city marathon. more than 47,000 runners took the start of the 5-4-0 race. two hours, five minutes, six seconds. more than two minutes faster nan the previous record. he's also the first person to win the boston and new york marathons in the same year since 2002. >>> it is coming up on 5:00, there are new concerns this morning over the safety of pge pipe lines. the connection between this weekend's rupture and the line that exploded in san bruno. plus: san francisco's election day, just one day away. the early results that show one group will make a very big impact. . >>> we are live where pg&e is answering this problem with the gas line. >> they lead police to the the

the plane landed but she said slater was to blame and the first to use profanity.dn't think she was rude in the least. it really blew my mind. it was so inappropriate. today slater's attorney declined to address passengers' claims directly. >> i can't answer for the mind of those people you spoke to. >> reporter: despite it all, the guy who famously quit his job, now says he wants it back. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >>> the skies were a little friendlier last night. clear skies gave great views of the perseid meteor. it was photographed from stonehenge in england to locations in europe and south america. look at that. teoverhead at a rate of one eve half second. the small particles hit the atmosphere at 135,000 miles an hour before burning up. just beautiful. >>> i'm betty nguyen. this is the "cbs morning news." my job is to hunt it down. i'm fred lemond, and i'm in charge of bp's efforts to remove oil from these waters. bp has taken full responsibility for the cleanup and that includes keeping you informed. you may have heard that oil is no longer flowin

after the plane landed, but she said slater was to blame and the first to use profanity. today, slater's attorney declined to address passengers' claims directly. >> i can't answer for the intent or minds of those people you spoke to. >> reporter: despite it all, the guy who famously quit his job now says he wants it back. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> couric: and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm katie couric. thank you for watching. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org as anyone's." gay couples can't get married just yet. when they could >>> it shows that our relationships are as valid as anyone's. >> gay couples can't get married just yet. when they could start tying the knot and why it's only a maybe. >>> pension problems. how an idea meant to ease the budget drain could actually cause more loopholes. >>> let's face facts, this is a tough race. >> republicans gaining ground. the results of our exclusive cbs 5 poll. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm dana king. the news starts n

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slater. mr. slater: thank you, congresswoman. it is a combination of machine learning and people to review. speaking overall in the first quarter of 2019, 75% of the 8 million videos we removed, they were first flagged by a machine, and the majority were removed before a single view. when it comes to violent extremism, it is even stronger. so over 90% of the violent extremist videos that were uploaded were removed in the past six months, were removed before a single human flag and 88% with less than 10 views. rep. jackson lee: thank you. let me ask about deepfakes. in the 2020 election, what you will do to recognize the fact that deepfakes can be a distortion of an election that is really the premise of our democracy? can you quickly answer that question? at the same time, i want to make mention of the fact that free speech does not allow incitement, fighting words, threats, and otherwise. could you answer that? briefly. ms. bickert: yes. rep. jackson lee: the deepfakes as briefly as you can. ms. bickert: we are working with expe

steven slater lives did just down the block.ys he wants his privacy back and when all of this is over he wants to be a flight attendant again. there's no word whether any airline wants him but at least one unnamed relaxation beverage company has made slater an offer. aaron katersky, abc news, belle harbor, new york. >> the story just people just love talking about. >> ain't going away. >>> that's what is making news in america this morning. >> get more on "good morning america" or any time a

that's when slater got on the plane's p.a. system and unleashed his own tirade, pulled the emergency exit chute and reportedly grabbed two beers and slid down the chute and ran across the tarmac and through the airport to his car and then drove home. >> i see the gentleman in the jeep flying down the block and ran into his house. >> reporter: police arrested slater at his home and in custody he simply smiled as he was led away. >> people can be, you know, abusive to airline attendants. i just feel bad for the guy. >> reporter: in a statement, jetblue says at no time was the security or safety of our customers or crew members at risk. still, ground crews working beneath the plane could have been injured by the falling exit chute. former ntsb chairman said he's never seen anything like this before. >> to have a flight attendant unexplainably deploy a chute, leave the aircraft after cursing out the passengers. the only thing i can explain it is, perhaps a little too much cabin pressure. >> reporter: for years flight attendants ha

steven slater was released tuesday morning after posting $2500 bail. outrst seems to be resonating wit disgruntled employees everywhe. he now has thousands of fans on his facebook.com tribute page. >> all right. meteorologis mike nicco has the forecast. >> alright. hopefully this won't make anybody disgruntled. >> very calm >> that's right! cloudy around the bay as we talked about it would be at this noon hour. sunshine inland and warmer weather talk about just in time for the weekend. an updated forecast straight ahead. >> and hi ther everyone. live on the island at the san francisco zoo. there are a few new additions here on th island. they did the march of the penguins this morning. we'll take a look at it coming up. larry gatlin sres memories from the good old days... one night i drove in to ttie's house and kris kristofferson was asleep on the couch, roger miller. was asleep on the flr and willie was scamabling eggs in the kitchen. and the not-so-good old days. i saw an image in that mirror that i did not recognize and i had crawled in there i was

sources say slater asked for an apology. instead the woman swore at him. the steward returned the choice words, according to sources, and then got on the p.a. system and said, to the expletive, expletive that told me to expletive off, it's been a good 28 years. >> idiots come in all shapes and sizes and colors. >> people can be, you know, abusive to airline attendants. i just, you know, feel bad for the guy. >> reporter: after effectively quitting, sources say slater then grabbed two beers from the gallery, pulled the emergency hatch, deployed the slides, slid down with his own luggage, ran for his car, and drove home. neighbors said slater, who seemed like a quiet, unassuming man, hightailed it down what is normally a quiet street. >> all i see is a gentleman in a jeep flying down the block, running, parked the car, and ran into his house. >> reporter: police arrested him at this beachfront duplex he rents in belle harbor, queens. >> well, for his actions, steven slater, who's been a flight attendant since 1990, could face up to seven years in jail. >>> a

steven slater was released tuesday morning after posting $2500 bail.is outburst seems to be resonating with disgruntled employees everywhere. he now has thousands of fans on his facebook.com tribute page. >> all right. meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >> all right. hopefully this won't make anybody disgruntled. >> very calm. >> that's right! cloudy around the bay as we talked about it would be at this noon hour. sunshine inland and warmer weather to talk about just in time for the weekend. an updated forecast straight ahead. >> and hi there, everyone. live on the island at the san francisco zoo. there are a few new additions here on this island. they did the march of the penguins this morning. we'll take a look at it coming up. oprah: glamorous, high-flying, action-packed dreams jobs. she's j. crew's head fashionista. an inside look into her fabulous world. and see what the cake boss world. and see what the cake boss whipped up just for us. i spend three hours on my homework -- or at least that's what my mom thinks. with high speed internet f

slater? mr. slater: thank you, chairman. and i think that transparency is the bedrock of the work we do, particularly around online content, trying to help people understand what the rules are and how we are enforcing them. something we need to get better at. i look forward to working with this community and mr. selim and others. we have in the last year on youtube provided a community guidelines enforcement report, where you can see how many videos we removed in a quarter, for what reasons, which were flagged by machines versus users, and we break that down by violent extremism, hate speech, health and safety and other issues. we think this is a key issue that we look forward to improving. >> mr. selim, before i ask ms. bickert and mr. pickles: to respond, perhaps you could help them understand how you frankly don't believe they are quite transparent enough, at this point? mr. selim: thank you. to be clear, the point i am making on transparency is to make sure there are more clearly delineated categories between the point t

slater admit he snapped this morning? >> i can't say what he tells me and didn't tell me. but i found him gentle. >> he said he reached his breaking point when an unruly passenger hit him in the head and didn't apologize. so he got on the intercom, started swearing and in a police confession had these parting words, "to those who have shown dignity and respect these last 20 years, thanks for a great ride." >> there were a few of us waiting to get off. i looked at them and said, did this just happen? did he just swear at a passenger on the intercom? that never happens. i thought that was the end of it. >> i will his triumphant exit that can be heard on this radio report traffic. >> it was intentionally deployed. >> slater activated the emergency inflate only chute and slid down to the tarmac, but not before grabbing some beer and his bags. his mother blames the passenger who she says left a bruise on his head. >> i think he just had a very small meltdown, and i think he deserves to be able to have that meltdown. nobody should be abusing anybody. i can understand why he snap

what steven slater is saying today. >>> superbugs. deadly drug resistant bacteria creating a dangerous new and global threat. dr. richard besser is here with what you need to know. >>> and, change of heart. a famous catholic convert mega-selling author, anne rice, now says she's quit being a christian. she tells us why. >>> good evening. the warning tonight is blunt and urgent. the worst floods in memory are threatening one of the world's most dangerous places. huge chunks of pakistan have been swallowed by monsoon rains, and the united nations says that millions of lives are at risk. the u.n. coupled its warning for a call for almost half a billion dollars in emergency aid. u.s. help is on the way, too. the pentagon is rushing three ships and 19 aircraft to the region. nick schifrin starts us off from pakistan tonight. >> reporter: this was once land, home to tens of thousands of people. today, it's under 12 feet of water. we spent the day with the pakistani navy. abdul malik came to them pleading for help, his whole family has been

steven slater is out of jail.is folk hero statuses is growing, but reports coming in from passengers say he was acting unstable, bumping into people, spilling coffee. his ex-wife defended him on the "today" show this morning. >> i really must say, i don't believe it. perception is everything and, of course, these passengers will have their opinions of everything. bias slightly by the frenzy ensuing. i don't know if it's an opportunistic situation for them to have some time within this media. i'm not certain. i know that steven is the flight attendant. >> she says her ex-husband is a great guy. we hear from steven slater's boyfriend who says he has not yet heard from jetblue. >> nothing official right now. he's just been overwhelmed, his inbox and phone box are just full. >> jeff rosson live in bell harbor, new york. jeff, passengers are telling another story, i guess about what happened on that plane. you knew at some point the tide had to turn a little bit. >> it did, yeah. it sort of is turning a little. steven

and at number one, kelly slater celebration was premature.ounced that they made a calculation error with their ranking and slater has not won the title yet. going to happen. the prosearch runs through next saturday, so slater has some more surfing to do. and of course, if he wins his next heat, he will be crowned the champion. he's the one who pointed it out. he said that he was glad he did it because it's going to create more interest around the sport. >> they have to go to the whole champagne thing again? >> it didn't count the first time. >> he's not a big champagne drinker. >> hekim, thank you. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ man ] i got this citi thank you card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes, i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ keep on going in this direction. take this bridge over here. there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] write your story with the citi thankyou premier card, with no point caps, and points

moments later slater got on the p.a. system and cursed at the passenger. inflated the evacuation slide, grabbed two beers and jumped out. passengers on the flight saw him later in the terminal. >> he seemed pretty relieved that he was done working for jetblue. >> the 39-year-old was later arrested at his new york home. bail is set at $2,500 and if convicted at trial he could face up to 7 years in prison. slater's neighbors say he is under a lot of stress because he is caring for his mother, who was recently diagnosed with terminal cancer. >> he has been a great neighbor and coming back and forth he takes care of his mother a lot. >> his outburst is applauded online. messages on his facebook page include way to go and you are my new hero. manuel gallegus, cbs 5, queens, new york. >>> continental airlines is now showing off the airplane of the future which actually is pretty soon going to become reality this is the boeing 787 dreamliner. it's going to have larger windows, more spacious cabins, increased overhead storage space. continental is offering a previ

slater as take this job and shove it moment ems to resona with an overworked and underpaid public. >>finally said i can't stand it anymore. i'm going to take justice in my own ha and became sort of an anti-hero. >> abc news, new york. >> you know a movie deal's coming. come on. the only question is who should play him, right? >> a a book deal, you know. yeah. celebrity. maybe he'll get his own reality show, too. >> that could be. our reality has been a lot of gray skies but that's gonna change. >> i really think so, especially in you want to head inland and see warmer weather and the sunshine. show you what's going on this morning. here we are south beach looking into downtown san francisco. yeah, it i still cloudy outside. all right. still a little mist aroun downtown san francisco, too. here's beautiful dowown oakland by contrast. not much of a difference, is it. still hanging on to the clouds there. check out these temperatures and check out the cloud could have been. still lingering longer in the east bay valleys than it did yesterday. we'll have temperures in the mid to upper 50s

slater's family says she was sober and recovering from drug addiction. relatives and police say they don't know if her past played a role in her killing. investigators say they are retesting dna found at the scene and she did not deserve this. and justice will. be served. investigators say slater was killed on a busy saturday afternoon with plenty of people around. they hope that with the new reward, someone who knows something will come forward. in san francisco amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. new at 11. a new proposal would withdraw sanctuary city protections in san francisco from undocumented immigrants convicted of trafficking fentanyl. the legislation comes from supervisor matt dorsey. he calls this proposal common sense update to current sanctuary policies, dorsey says it will reflect the gravity of the crime that claims more than nine times as many lives as homicide in the city. senator dianne feinstein announced today that she will not run for re election. she said she will continue to serve out her current term in office, which ends in december o

but slater's cult following is still growing fast.ere andrea canning. >> reporter: he's the man everyone seems to be rooting for. >> some really great people out there, i'm getting a glimpse of that. it's a surprise because obviously i've been away for a little while. >> reporter: steven slater headed here to this manhattan apartment building directly from jail where he spent the past couple days. when he finally was let out, it was a whole new life for the flight attendant. and clearly, everyone has wanted a piece of him. >> it seems like something here has resonated with a few people. that's kind of nice. >> reporter: more than just a few, people from around the world have come to his defense after his tar black tirade. the flight attendant lost it after a rude passenger bumped him on the head. he started swearing on the intercom. and even activated the emergency absolute while travelers were getting off the plane. >> i thought about it. for 20 years i thought about it. you never think you're going to do it. >> reporter: it's not th

attendant. >> reporter: slater is actually still employed by jetblue, but he's been suspended. i asked his attorney if any other airlines have shown interest, he said, it's too early to tell. we know he has one offer from an adult beverage company. not sure which one. >> an creep ya, thank you. >>> there are two new developments today in the fight over legal immigration. a study found that in 2008, 1 out of every 12 babies born here had parents in the country illegally. meanwhile, the senate held a rare august session to pass a $600 million bill that puts 1500 more agents and high tech equipment on the border with mexico. >>> now, to pakistan, where 1,000 u.s. marines have landed to help in the relief effort. 20% of the country is now under water. there are new flood warnings and fears that more dams may burst, and the casualties continue to climb. the u.n. estimates 1500 people have died, 7 million need emergency assistance, and 20 million are at risk. nick schifrin reports tonight from the flood zone. >> reporter: the water is rising. the anger is growing. and thousands of pe

. >>> jetblue flight attendant steven slater is finding out what it feels like to be a celebrity. his in-flight meltdown, which has made him the most talked about people in recent days and he's inspired countless fans. michelle miller reports. >> reporter: with his partner by his side, steven slater seemed to be taking his strange new celebrity in stride. >> how do you feel? >> relieved. >> what are you going to do today? eye got a lot of things to do. >> reporter: what happened exactly on jetblue is still in dispute but that didn't stop filmmakers in taiwan from reimagining his confrontation and his dramatic exit on the evacuation slide, beer in hand, after unleashing on the unruly passenger on the intercom. >> he said to [ bleep ] who just told me to [ bleep ] go [ bleep ]. it's been a great 28 years. i'm out of here. >> reporter: he's become a folk hero to some, surprising even himself, as he told "the new york times." >> for 28 years i thought about it, but you never think you're going to do it. >> reporter: there's no denying the chord he struck from 100,000 facebook fans to

slater, the latest giant to go down. the good news, he will not need surgery.he bad news is, he will be out 10 to 12 weeks to rehab ending a promising season for the rookie. slater batting .290 when he got hurt and looked to be the left fielder for the g-men. >>> marlins-giants, before the all-star break. second inning, crawford, oh, yeah, two-run bomb to right. his eighth of the season. giants take a 2-0 lead after that. giants trailing 7-6. gomez singles to right. that's his third major league hit. how about that. crawford comes home to score. we're all tied up at 7. this went into extra. former dodger ellis, see you later. two-run homer to left. 9-7 marlins. two batters later, giancarlo. 10-8 in 11 innings. marlins get the series sweep. >>> a's, mariners, before the all-star break. second inning, check this out. amazing play at third. nelson with the hit. that was ridiculous. check out this beauty. makes it look effortless. that is just ridiculous right there. all right. fourth inning, though, robbed this time. two-run homer. cruz with an a.l.e. mariners go

my hero, free steven slater. if the slide don't glide, give steven slater a free ride. maguire. >> i'm not go toing do what you think i'm going to do. >> reporter: on a double bill playing aboard airplane two. but in slater's case it was grabbing beer on the way out that captivating everyone and had morning hosts fantasizing in song. ♪ take this job and shove it >> reporter: as the daily beast called slater the new sully. the wall post coined the phrase "pulling a slater" saying we all dream of pulling an escape slide. when a reporter asked his attorney why he took the slide? he answered, because it was right there. even his ex-wife came to his defense. he definitely has the joan of arc of the flight world. >> reporter: you sound like you like him a lot for an ex-wife. >> he's fantastic and wonderful. >> reporter: even wonderful people snap, like in the nocoderm commercial. >> stop it. the last time i tried to quit smoking. only two carry-on items. >> reporter: passengers seeking a moment of sudden from the indignities of flight. this pillow flight aboar this flight. it

slater lives down the block.ants his privacy back and when all is over he wants to be a flight attendant again. there is no word whether any airline wants him but at least one unnamed relaxation bench company has made slater an offer. this is abc news, bell harbor new york. >> cool temperatures not the only thing stoppingal mead county resident from taking a swim this summer. environmental health officials have temporarily closed several public pools the try to enforce new safety regulations. 40 percent of public pools are not complying with the law that requires new drain covers to be installed. those covers prevent swimmers from being sucked into the drain or being trapped by it. >>> legendary san francisco restaurant owner ed looz died. he passed away this morning at cal pacific medical center. he had surgery in june and developed a staph infection. moose owned the washington square bar and grill and opened moose in north beach. he retired 5 years ago. he was 81 years old. >>> 3.6 elephant seal back safe at se

you see, it was slater himself who called foul. after reading a comment posted under an on line account of his victory, the 39-year-old realized he hadn't qualified for the title yet. i'm not joking, tweeted slater. i have not won the world title. give those shirts and hats back. >> what kelly slater reminded us of is there's something good about sports. sportsmanship is alive. there are moments that remind us of how great sports can be. >> reporter: it was an act of such selflessness is calls to mind some of the greatest examples of sports minnesotaship caught on -- sportsmanship caught on camera. two players from the opposing team actually carried player around the bases after he hit a home run but attorne tore ligamn she rounded first base. last year detroit's pitcher was denied a perfect game when a runner was called safe when it was clearly an out. his response? >> nobody's perfect. kelly slater will likely still clinch his 11th world championship when competition resumes as early as today. if and when he does, it won't just b

been contacted for a show that would feature slater. and he woulding helping disgruntled employees in a dramatic fashion like he did. slater will have to deal with criminal charges after he reportedly harass eed passenger before grabbing two beers and sliding down the plane's emergency chute. >> for sure, isn't there? there's a good combo right there. >>> wait till you see the hit one of the manning boys makes and the rs major moves. raj mathai with sports next up. >>> this one was tough to watch. a three-inch gash and 12 stitches. one of the nfl's marquis players got banged around tonight on national tv. he says he's okay. but does he really know? new york giants quarterback eli manni manning. look at the blood. knocked out in the second quarter. this is the debut of that brand new billion-dollar stadium shared by the giants and jets near the goal line manning gets blindsided by jets linebacker calvin pace. his helmet pops off here. the impact was so harsh. manning was sent home, no cushion. the giants beat the jets tonight in preseaso

one passenger told the new york daily news that steven slater was very disturbed, almost hysterical. a few witnesses also claimed that slater was rude and drinking on the job. >> this guy was, like, a jerk the whole time. i'm getting so us? frustrated -- getting to frustrated with the people who say he was a hero because he wasn't. >> slater's attorney says he's trying to resolve the criminal charges against him. his lawyer says he wants his privacy back and when all this is over, he wants to be a flight attendant again. >>> gay couples in california hoping to tie the knot may be able to do so as early as next week. the federal judge who struck down california's gay marriage ban announced same-sex weddings can resume august 15th. that gives supporters plenty of time to appeal. the judge struck down prop 8 last weak saying it was unconstitutional. opponents are expected to appeal this. >> he said nashville, tennessee so that's where we went. >> took the stuff out of may pockets and shoes off and walked through it. they didn't say nothing. >> reporter: did they ask you for i.d.? >> no,

now we get to see what slater can do.>>reporter: as for slater he's just hoping the conditions will get better. if they don't the surfing length end is certainly capable of knowing how to adjust. >> just comes down to financing the right wave and picking right equipment and is it's a little different than some of the other spots. each spot we suvb gives us a different challenge. l. >>reporter: organizers will gather around 7 each morning to make the call as to whether there will be a competition that day. for the latest information you can go to our web site at 7 news.com and click on see it on tv. live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> all right thanks lillian. >> that monterey surfer attacked by the shark over the weekend is out of the hospital tonight. 27-year-old eric tarantino surfing at marina state beach on saturday when 9 foot shark attacked him. he left san jose regional medical center this afternoon with bandage on the neck, arm and both hands. doctors say the shark narrowly missed his jugular vain and neck arte

steven slater posted bail tonight and then ran off much like he did on monday. slater says he lost his cool. you think? when a passenger's luggage hit him in the head. he took over the plane's pa system and cursed that passenger out. next he grabbed a few beers. his suitcase, pulled the emergency chute and slid down. tonight, slater seems to have no regrets. >> it seems like something here has resonated with a few people. >> yeah, well not so supportive, local police slater faces charges of criminal mischief, trespassi trespassing, reckless endangerment. if convicted, he could face seven years in prison. he'll have a lot of the visitors apparently. >> and serving it in edible food. >> exactly right. a taste of his own medicine. >> yeah. time for sports. lawrence. >> you know, giants fans expect tim lincecum to be amazing. he hits a rough patch, hard to watch. we had the game on this. bc bay area tonight. a little bit of a surprise. no matter what the theme at chin that basin, it was nothing ma igeen rsdl lthth m.id t managers in the middle of this orss. ts is ne

slater as take this job and shove it moment seems to resonate with an overworked and underpaid publice finally said i can't stand it anymore. i'm going to take justice in my own hand and became sort of an anti-hero. >> abc news, new york. >> you know a movie deal's coming. come on. the only question is who should play him, right? >> and a book deal, you know. yeah. celebrity. maybe he'll get his own reality show, too. >> that could be. our reality has been a lot of gray skies but that's gonna change. >> i really think so, especially in you want to head inland and see warmer weather and the sunshine. show you what's going on this morning. here we are south beach looking into downtown san francisco. yeah, it is still cloudy outside. all right. still a little mist around downtown san francisco, too. here's beautiful downtown oakland by contrast. not much of a difference, is it. still hanging on to the clouds there. check out these temperatures and check out the cloud could have been. still lingering longer in the east bay valleys than it did yesterday. we'll have temperatures in the mid

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story. scrutiny as a result and the slater sto . . , ., scrutiny as a result and the slater sto. .this weekend with england taking on scotland in the opening fixture on saturday in doncaster. scotland head coach bryan easson has named his team — and it's an unchanged back—line from the one that drew with france in their last match in october. captain rachel malcolm starts at six while another forward, evie gallagher, is in line to win her first cap from the bench. because of lockdown, because the way it's been going to the pandemic, we've been able to train with a larger squad and been able to bring in players that we think are close enough to selection and because of that, they've been able to train over the past few months with, really push themselves into the frame and so if you are good enough, you'll get in. it's not about reputation, it's how you are performing. meanwhile for england — helena rowland will start at ten. centre emily scarratt captains the side as regular skipper sarah hunter continues her return from injury. delighted to say we are joined by one of those starte

slater? >> thank you, chairman. i think transparency is a bedrock of the work that we do, particularly around online content. we are in t we have in the last year on youtube provided our community enforcement record where you can go and see how many videos we removed in a quarter and we break that down. i think this is a really key issue and we look forward to continuing to improve. >> perhaps you could help them understood how you frankly don't believe they're quite transparent enough at this point? >> thank you for your question. to be clear the point i'm making on transparency is to make sure there are more clearly delineated categories between the point that mr. slater was making and the point in terms of what the machines or algorithms use and what users on any of these platforms go onto say. like we think this is a violation of the terms of service. there is degrees of inconsistencies across these platforms at the table and others. to get a wholistic picture of what a certain issue may

slater asked for an analogy. instead the woman swore to him. he then got on the p.a. system and said to the expletive expletive, it's been a good 28 years. >> they come in all shapes and sizes. >> people can be abusive to airline attendants. i just feel bad for the guy. >> reporter: after effectively quitting, sources say slater then grabbed two beers from the galley, pulled the emergency hatch, slid down with his own luggage, ran for his car and drove him. neighbors say he high-tailed down what is normally a quiet street. >> all i see is a gentleman in a jeep flying down the block running, and parked the car and ran into his house. slater has been charged with criminal mischief, criminal trespassing and reckless endangerment. he describes himself as a recovering alcoholic and that he takes it day by day. katie turr, nbc bay area news. >>> all eyes will be on the federal reserve today because it could make a move about the amount of money banks have to pay to borrow money. courtney reagan sorting that out. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. futures are lo

slater.itish teenager jay slater . the 19 search for missing british teenager jay slater. the 19 year old disappeared. disappeared 12 days ago and police have been scouring cctv footage for his last known movements. the spanish civil guard said in a statement that the latest search would begin at 9:00 local time tomorrow in the village of masca. they're asking for volunteers with experience such as fire crews and professional search and rescue . the us search and rescue. the us president sparred with donald trump last night in the first televised debate in the race for the white house, with nearly two months to go until he's formally nominated as the democratic nominee, joe biden had hoped to build more support for his re—election, but the president often struggled to counter donald trump's aggressive style, allowing the former president to make several false claims without being challenged. in other news, the uk's exit from recession earlier this year was stronger than initial figures had su

and slater? >> is he somebody on cnn? >> slater? what sport?xactly who that is. >> who is kelly slater? >> he is a surfer. >> reporter: he is the one pulling into this monster barrel. he's kelly slater. >> i love surfing more than anything. you know? i just love to ride waves. since i was a little kid. it's just been my passion. >> kelly slater, oh yeah. >> the talent lies not just in the versatilitversatility. dropping into hawaii's biggest waves or ripping the smallest. but also, his longevity. he's still at the top of his game at 38 years old. how do you do it? >> keep your mind open to new and fresh ideas. i think when you get too set in your ways no matter what it is you seem to grow old pretty fast. >> ten unprecedented. >> reporter: slater just won his tenth world championship. some perspective. the guy that trailed him was 3 years old when slater won the first world title at age 20 in 1992. >> as a 20-year-old, did you think you would be surfing at 38? >> i didn't think i would be competing at 38 but i've always said i want to be surfin

. >> reporter: a look now at steven slater. he is the jetblue flight attendant who became a folk hero this week as word spread of his unorthodox departure from a plane on monday. he now says he wants to fly again. this morning, though, police are questioning his version of the story. ben tracy is outside slater's home in queens, new york, this morning with the latest. a new dig and new details. >> reporter: that sure is true. slater's house here in new york has been surrounded by media this week after he basically told a planeful of passengers he's mad as hell and not going to take it anymore. the passengers and police are saying his story just doesn't hold up. >> amazing. everything that's been brought to me and given to me, the community and my friends, industry at large. >> reporter: that was about all steven slater had to say on thursday. his attorney did most of the talking. saying slater's meltdown monday began when he got his head nicked as two passengers tried to shove their bags into the overhead bin before takeoff. >>

now we get to see what slater can do.eporter: as for slater he's just hoping the conditions will get better. if they don't the surfing length end is certainly capable of knowing how to adjust. >> just comes down to financing the right wave and picking right equipment and is it's a little different than some of the other spots. each spot we suvb gives us a different challenge. l. >>reporter: organizers will gather around 7 each morning to make the call as to whether there will be a competition that day. for the latest information you can go to our web site at 7 news.com and click on see it on tv. live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> all right thanks lillian. >> that monterey surfer attacked by the shark over the weekend is out of the hospital tonight. 27-year-old eric tarantino surfing at marina state beach on saturday when 9 foot shark attacked him. he left san jose regional medical center this afternoon with bandage on the neck, arm and both hands. doctors say the shark narrowly missed his jugular vain and neck artery.