ericson studies the amount and impact of plastic debris in the ocean.fter successfully fishing the surface, we wondered what might be below. out here the water looks very clear, but you never know what's lying underneath. the bags we found do more than just litter the ocean floor. this is the marine mammal center. its staff and volunteers rescue and rehabilitate sick and injured animals. >> he's not very responsive. he'll get an initial assessment. >> reporter: dr. bill van bond is director of veterinary science. >> whales, sea lions, dolphins, in my personal experience, i've seen all three of those animals with bags in them. >> reporter: if a marine mammal swallows a plastic bag can it kill the animal? >> it could. it could. but i think the bigger concern is the unseen effects of these materials. >> as those plastic bags migrate out the deep ocean, they fragment very quickly. one plastic bag can turn into 10,000 particles the size of fish food. >> reporter: ericson has traveled to remote locations. rotating ocean currents known as gyres have trapped de

. >> that's the ericson and i mean it has absolutely everything. you press buttons i'm not quite sure which ones. >> some of those buttons. >> and the scores come up there, your e-mail, oh anything that you want. if you press the right button up it comes and you can buy those at the shops. >> no kidding. >> reporter: and there was a telephone and it rang and those days you had bleepers in your pocket. you used to go to the telephone. sean goes to his car and you expect him to drive off. but no, there in the telephone in the car is an ericson telephone. just an ordinary one you know. just like it would be in the house. >> right, right. >> now 20 years later -- >> that was mind boggling then to have a telephone in the car. >> even it took nelly 20 years before they got a telephone. now you can see you can buy on the shops. >> the james bond songs. you mentioned -- >> my favorite of all is loui armstrong. you have all the time in the world. >> no kidding? loui armstrong did a james bond song? >> yeah, you have all the time in the world. they had a mem

eric ericson, you are in touch with the conservative community.he ground swell for the trump candidacy? >> now that he its talking foreign policy, it might grow. i'm impressed. the conservatives are real befuddled. there are a lot that want to woo some into the race. you are going to see a lot of people line up behind him. sarah palin and mitt romney have it easy. they can raise money with the snap of a finger. they can sit it out. donald trump, we can put him in that policy too. >> the only foreign policy he knows is the miss universe pageant. thank god i wore my cowboy boots today. forget the idea of donald trump run running. he is not. the idea of him being in the white house, if you thought bill clinton had a good time, let donald trump going to the white house. >> eric, i want to get to the mike pence conversation in a minute. this is a very, very serious conversation. >> roland just mentioned michele bachmann. she is making some trips to the situation. she hasn't ruled it in or ruled it out. part is to get media attention. eric ericson, real

ericson never wavered. he could have been found liable for not taking more steps into looking into the safety of the ship. i'll come to you next. questioner: what happened to ericson? -- erickson? >> his life was short unfortunately. he was drafted into the army corps of engineers. he was a brave and able runner of men. he ran engine rooms that took american troops over to the european theater. he died an untimely death. later, i touch on this at the very end of the book in the apple law -- epilogue, the owners of the company are charged in a civil litigation for death. the families stood to make $10,000 apiece to be paid by the insurer's. -- insurers. ericson had died by the time of that trial. by the time a came to the testimony phase erickson was dead and the owners blamed him for the entire accident. they twisted the evidence and made him the fall guy. they ended up not having to pay the civil charges. they continued to make erickson their scapegoat and he, being dead, had no way to defend himself. it i

ericson, very big deal. lock tells me now that he has done this after so many years of training, what he will do now is rest a lot. reporting live at the golden gate bridge, sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> i think that's a good plan. >>> $4 million, how much the 12th annual avon walk for breast cancer raised in san francisco this weekend. 1800 participants and 238 breast cancer survivors finished the trek through the city right here at fort mason. money raised will help improve access to breast cancer screening, dream and educating people about the disease. >>> still ahead at 6:00, an astronaut proclaims it's christmas in july at the international space station. a delivery launched today is so welcome. >> why doctors may start testing your nose to help diagnosis alzheimer's. >>> and video of a wild rescue with a worried mother looking on. thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes f

and like sergeant major kenneth ericson. they are our neighbors, our friends. they're teachers, zivic leaders, coaches. loved ones. they're continuing to serve america, to defend and to strengthen our democracy long after they take off the uniform. and all our work at v.a. adds up to the single statistic that matters most. veterans' lives improved. veteran's lives saved. by the work that we do together. now that's what we've done. i want to talk a minute about how we've done it and who, importantly, does it. the v.a. work force has been delivering for vets during a period of rapid change. teaching us vivid lessons that have forever altered the way v.a. does business. first, while the covid-19 public health emergency came to an end six months ago, let's not forget that v.a.'s frontline staff provided world class care through what has been a devastating once in a century pandemic. from the moment that pandemic hit, v.a.'s public servants mobilized around one core mission. saving and improving the lives of veterans, their family, caregivers, and senior vivers. the

the suspect, 59-year-old dana ericson faces several charges, including attempted murder. investigators say ericson attacked the young girl, who is a foreign exchange student from china, hitting her in the back with the hatchet. they say the two did not know each other - and it happened on the street. the girl is expected to be ok. ericson is set to be in 13-year-old nicole lovell's murder - in an effort to police are still investigating the stabbing that killed lovell. two virginia tech students face charges in her death. the search warrants could contain key details of the prosecution's evidence against david eisenhauer and natalie keepers. eisenhauer faces abuduction and murder charges. police charged keepers with accessory before and after the fact and illegally dumping nicole's body just across carolina. the texas boy now know as the affluenza teen is in court today - to find out if his case will go to adult court. deputies moved ethan couch to an adult jail two weeks ago - but that didn't necessarily mean his case would be heard in an adult court. if a judge decides

and then 24 hours later voted against it and ericson said, look, it's not just a liberal conspiracy to call this confusion when in fact, eric rudol rudolph-- eric ericson talking, on this vote. >> and the g.o.p. in disarray, it wasn't what did or didn't get done in this fiscal cliff deal which was more can kicking. >> jon, i think that was the mean, if i can use jim's word. this is the political story that comes out of this debacle. there was only one column i saw that was really thoughtful by robert samuelson and real clear politics that said this is a failure of presidential leadership because the president wasn't talking at all about the fact that the country is spending more than it's taking in. >> it's a financial story, this is not a political story. no, it really was a financial story, this is about taxes. this is about budget. we should have had the financial reporters covering this. the political reporters, all they did was talk about sparring and who is up and who is down. we got no news. the new york times coverage was atrocious, all coverage no finance. >> and we saw the sc

. >> and while pari lou ericson supports psps, her neighbor does not saying it is a way for pg&e to skirt responsibility for doing more preventive maintenance. >> i think that's an easy way out for them. and them maintaining the site around their power lines. >> reporter: if weather conditions turn worse and power is shut off, the ericson's have taken one precautions in their new homes. >> i have put extra warranties on all of our appliances in case all the new high-tech appliances were damaged by outages because they say they could damage electronics. still it is bringing anxiety. >> i still have ptsd around the fire situation. friends have called me saying it will not happen here again. but you still have that fear. >> reporter: she was not the only one to express that to us tonight. now starting tomorrow night, the red flag warning will be in effect tomorrow for the north bay mountains, east bay hills, and the diablo range, expected to run through wednesday morning. live in santa rosa, greg liggins, fox 2 news. >> thank you. >>> now to the south bay and breaking news. there's been a ba

john ericson with you on 18th this is where a 39-year-old man was found cut or stabbed to death. and since we showed you this scene at the top of the this broadcast the csi vans have arrived at the scene. the suspect and victim do know each other in this case. we asked police if the suspect is in custody. police only saying they're talking to witnesses right here behind us to get more information about that suspect. we are told an update should be just minutes away. >> john, thanks. >>> we also have an update on this breaking news happening 59th avenue and camel back. an arrest, four people in critical condition after that violent track. we're talking about how traffic is getting around this one. >>> and this is all caught on camera. >> people have a right to their furniture. they have a right to know what's going on. >> and the shot of getting your >>> back to that breaking news and that new video for phoenix firefighters where they and glendale firefighters did an incredible job trying to save lives. traffic we understand being die srerted for now. >> reporter: yeah, so at 59th

and 3-2 in the third, ericson with his team leading ninth of the year. the bruins first hat trick of the year, 4-2, the final. the bruins win, now a game over 500. they're home again saturday leafs come to the garden. >>> rex ryan coached in foxboro, he was with the jets, but the head coach of the bills now, nothing has changed when it comes to the patriots. people say rex obsesses over them. rex says i just want to beat them. >> the reason i say, you know, when they say obsess, i want what they have, they won some rings or whatever, i ain't kissing them but i respect them, i admire the fact that they've been that successful through the years, but that's what i'm chasing. you know, i want to win, man. i mean, that's simple as that. and to do it, if you want to be the very best you gotta go ahead and beat this team. >> the patriots won in buffalo, but in that game edelman and louis led the way with half of the patriots offense. edelman out with a broken foot and lewis a torn acl. pats look at others to step up keyshawn martin and anybody. >> fenway park n

and vale ericson recently moved into their new home after losing their previous one in a fire nearly two years ago. while they were trying to settle in, they were dealing with unsettling weather conditions. >> we are definitely more on all of us and arc that has been through it is on high alert. >> pg ande has parts of the north by bay at an elevated level for public safety power shut-off. a new program where the utility shut down power to help prevent. >> elevated levels just means that we are still monitoring. we not impacting in i customers. >> sit a good thing having been through fire. >> while marylou supports, her neighbor does not saying the program is a way for pg and e to skirt responsibility for doing more preventative maintenance. that is an easy way out for them. the ericson's have taken one precaution. >> i put extra warranty appliances in case the new appliances were damaged by outages because it can damage electronics. >>> parts of the north bay will be under red flag conditions monday night, that is not reagan see that pow her will be shut off. the changing weather an

ericson, very big deal. lock tells me now that he has done this after so many years of training, what he will do now is rest a lot. reporting live at the golden gate bridge, sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> i think that's a good plan. >>> $4 million, how much the 12th annual avon walk for breast cancer raised in san francisco this weekend. 1800 participants and 238 breast cancer survivors finished the trek through the city right here at fort mason. money raised will help improve access to breast cancer screening, dream and educating people about the disease. >>> still ahead at 6:00, an astronaut proclaims it's christmas in july at the international space station. a delivery launched today is so welcome. >> why doctors may start testing your nose to help diagnosis alzheimer's. >>> and video of a wild rescue with a worried mother looking on. ?? >> a new study could have doctors checking your sense of smell to detect alzheimer's disease. the research was presented today at an alzheimer's conference in denmark.

louie ericson's stock continues to rise as the nhl trade deadline approaches. the 30-year-old winner potting the game-winning goal just 33 seconds into overtime last night. ericson now has 45 points this season. tied for second on the team with david krejci. devils' rookie joel beganducci doing his best soccer impersonation last night. the 21-year-old goes flying after taking a slash from the flyers' andrew mcdonald. yes, he's earning a perfect 10 as well as an embellishment penalty for that dive. >>> nfl commissioner gary bettman has upheld dennis wideman's 20-game suspension, he was handed that for cross-checking lineman don henderson from behind. that's sports. >> all right, thank you very much. >>> 7news at 6:00 will return so, what moves me? it's the journey. the feeling of doing. it's making choices for a healthier me, a healthier us. i'm on my path and i love it. the path to a healthier you starts with nature's path pumpkin flax granola. crunchy clusters of delicious organic oats, flax and pumpkin seeds, with all the goodness to nourish you and your fami

the euro 2020 match between denmark and finland is halted after a player christian ericson collapsedsuscitated. the terrifying moment was captured on the field. what do we need to know, don riddell? >> well, the news has been more positive in the last hour and a quarter and anyone who was following this sports occasion. i think that people were fearing the worst, because it did not look good, but the news we are hearing from both uefa and that is the football governing body and the organizers of the event, and the football federation suggests that ericson's condition is a little bit more positive than we had feared. the danish federation said that he is a awake and looking for further examination and he is at the hospital, and the news from uefa saying that the player has been transferred to the hospital and has been stabilize. a crisis meeting has been called between both teams and match officials. and fred, look at the reaction of everybody here in the stadium. because, they really did fear the worst. he collapsed under no challenge from any other player. he was prone in the corner

jason boswell, head of security network product solutions at ericson, ms. asha katie, corporate vice president and general manager of next generation and standards at intel, mr. mike murphy, chief technology officer, america's -- at nokia and dr. james lewis sr. vice president and director of the technology policy program at the center for strategic and international studies. closing the digital divide and positioning the united states to win the global race to 5g are priorities for this committee. over the past several months we have been discussing the wide ranging economic and social benefits that broadband connectivity has delivered to communities across the country. we've also discussed the promise of 5g networks to build upon these past advances and create new opportunities. our continued ability to connect all americans and provide access to next generation technology will depend in large part on the security of the nation's communications infrastructure. over the past few years, the united states government, intelligence officials, and international

abc15's john ericson is in the area right now near dunlap, john what's the plan. >> here is the alley, neighbors many crooks. >> reporter: a lock isn't enough. >> this is a nice neighborhood. and you know there's the criminal highway goes right through the middle. >> reporter: says he never knows what or whom he'll find because of the alley that runs through the back of his house. >> don't come to a gunfight with a knife, so don't prepared. >> it's easy to fix it really is. all we have to do is abandon the alley. close it. put up a fence. >> reporter: 2/3 of the neighbors have to agree to the plan. and the city has to approve.. a man down the street doesn't have an alley issue because he doesn't have an alley. just a fence between he and his think that's security. >> reporter: tom asked for a wall two years ago but couldn't get neighbors on board. this time after what happened with the girls -- >> that's unacceptable. >> reporter: he thinks his neighbors will agree with him. >>> if something like this peaks your interest to stop crime we posted down more details on closing down an sto

of ericson. mr. vestberg, welcome to last -- las vegas. >> it was founded in 1876 and we have been the world leader in telecommunication equipment. today 40% of all mobile networks in the world are mobile networks supporting operators. we have roughly 100,000 employees worldwide. we are in 180 countries. so we are a company that is doing research and development and getting contracts to grow mobility all around the world. $4 billion a year in research and development. >> where are you based and how large in the u.s.? >> we are based in sweden. it is a swedish company, however u.s. is our largest market, both volume wise. we have 16,000 employees in the north american market today. >> when mobile phones in the u.s. started to become the thing, the ericsson was a brand name but not today, why is that? >> in the beginning of the mobile networks, the mobile phone was an extension of the networks. we actually started the mobile networks, there was a brand name. after a year, couple of years we made a join

ericson retirement communities filed now for chapter 11 bankruptcy.in catonsville and runs more than a dozen communities including two in our area, the charlestown retirement center and the oak crest in parkville. the company also agreed to be purchased but officials say the debt has to be restructured to finish off this deal. >>> big honors for loyaltia university. the financial times named the school of business there and management one of the world's top executive mba programs. rankings were based on diversity, student salary as well as student goals achieved. to see a complete list of the rankings log on to abc2news.com. look under "links mentioned on air." >>> 5:47. beyonce put her brakes on a new concert in malaysia. she was supposed to perform there later this week but islamic critics had objected to her skimpy outfits and suggestive dance routines. the concert is supposed to be rescheduled so stay tuned. >>> rob lowe, on the abc show "brothers and sisters," speaking of sisters, there's not been a girl born into the lowe family in almost four g

and there both ericson and reesman were enormously helpful but also by someone i call a secret mentor, a mentor from a distance, albert kamo because in his great book, "the rebel," it's about a brilliant expose on totalism and he pretty much calls it that. and at the same time an insistence that we remain rebels. that we remain critical of the status quo. and that combination, that again tielectronic, call it what you will is very important to me and not always easy to sustain. further influence of mentors was just i would say briefly with ericson, i felt he brought -- he showed how one could bring psychoanalysis into history. it didn't have to be just in the clinic or the office or on the couch. and that was an inspiration to me. >> when you knew him, he was doing his studies of martin luther and others? >> absolutely. and my first encounter -- my first meeting with him, he talked for hours comparing 16th century athelectric training with chinese thought reform as he was about to write his book on luther and i was about to write my book on thought reform. and david reesman was an ext

ericson retirement communities filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. based in catonsville, they run more than a dozen community including two in our area. the company also agreed to be purchased but officials say ericson's debt has to be restructured to finish that deal. >>> 5:02. the latest on the johns hopkins university student killed in a deadly hit-and-run near campus. baltimore police say the man accused of kitting and killing 20-year-old miriam frankl has not turned himself in to police. earlier the man told his family he would go to the police. police found his pickup but haven't been able to locate him. a memorial service has been set up for miriam frankl, who is from chicago. it's expected to be held on campus but right now arrangements have not been finalized. >>> the latest on the war in afghanistan. today u.s. officials say they expect afghan president hamid karzai to concede he fell short of the august election and that announcement is critical because it could determine if president obama will send more troops to the war-torn region. viv

marcus ericson said that is enough of two liter plastic bottles to go to the moon and back twice. pieces are that big. >> 92% are the size of a grain of rice or smaller. >> reporter: but ericson and his colleagues didn't find as many as the tiny pieces as expected. >> we found, as it got smaller, the salt and pepper size fragments were disappearing from the ocean surface. they are not on the surface. they could be spare else and that is where we are concerned. >> reporter: they could be sinking deep below the five gyres where plastic accumulated or entering the food web. >> we are finding a more enzo plank continue in sea birds and mammals. >> reporter: the sea birds mistaking plastics for food. >> can we solve this problem? >> well we made it, so presumably we could solve it. >> california has banned single use plastic bags and some manufacturers are using plastics made from plants that break down in months, not years. the american chemistry council believe that littered plastics of any kind do not belong in the environment and should be recycled whenever possible. reducing, reus

. >>> no. 2, buffalo's john scott with a head shot on ericson of boston. not return to the game, and scott likely will be suspended. >>> no. 1, 16-year-old mckayla stole the show friday night in atlanta. the westlake high school junior set a new world,,,,,,,, female narrator: the mattress price wars are on the mattress price wars are on at sleep train. we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. plus, free same-day delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save.

debra fish is on the platform committee, casey ericson is on the platform

you've been criticized by several conservative voices, rush lib limb baug, eric ericson, you said, this fight is not over. my colleagues and i will work to stop this bill from becoming law. what are you going to do and what can you do with 40 votes? >> first, every republican opposed the measure. all the procedural devices to slow down a measure were employed. it didn't pass until christmas eve at 7:00 a.m. the american people are overwhelmingly opposed to the bill. the bill is not law yet. it's got to be reconciled between the house and senate. every democrat in the senate provided the one vote that passed this 2,700-page monstrosity. it cuts medicare, raises taxes, and instead of curbing the rate of increase of insurance premiums, most americans insurance premiums will go up. this bill is a colossal failure. the american people were literally screaming at us, please, don't pass this bill. >> you criticize this bill for cutting medicare. there are cuts. doctors' fees are cut. 21% next year. you have a history of voting for medicare cuts as well. you voted in 1995 to cut it by $270 bill

ericson ceo hans vestberg. the republicans take aim on wall street, but first day of con ve convention, melania steels the show. >> if you want someone to fight for you and your country, i can say sure you he's the guy: >> i warm welcome again to "street signs" in sunny london. we have a similar thing today tilting to the downside as the stock europe 600 lower now by .9%. the ftse 100 by .46%. the basic resourcings off today a gain by just over 2.# 5% as you can see. we have a stronger dollar. similar to what we saw in the u.s. session yesterday. ail off once again in the session too which is leading that sector lower as well. a key focus though this morning on the retail sector too which is outperforming. why? one reason is the plan doe share is trading sharply higher after the online retailer raised its profit forecast. also reiterating a guidance for revenue at the end of the 25% bracket. losses meanwhile now trading around 2% higher. this as investors digest a companies plans to cut costs by twice as much a

ericson never wavered. he could have been found liable for not taking more steps into looking into the safety of the ship. i'll come to you next. questioner: what happened to erickson? host: his life was short unfortunately. he was drafted into the army corps of engineers. he was a brave and able runner of men. he ran engine rooms that took american troops over to the european theater. he died an untimely death. later, i touch on this at the very end of the book in the epilogue, the owners of the company are charged in a civil litigation for death. the families stood to make $10,000 apiece to be paid by the insurers. ericson had died by the time of that trial. by the time a came to the testimony phase, erickson was dead and the owners blamed him for the entire accident. they twisted the evidence and made him the fall guy. they ended up not having to pay the civil charges. they continued to make erickson their scapegoat and he, being dead, had no way to defend himself. it is a good question. yes. up here. qu

donald trump. >> reporter: in response, trump called ericson a total loser but there were unmistakableigns of turmoil in his campaign saturday. in a rare occurrence, the billionaire businessman tried to soften his remarks but in a very trump way tweeting blood would have been coming out of kelly's nose and releasing a statement saying only a deviant would think anything else. his political adviser roger stone apparently didn't agree and left the campaign. >> we don't have time for political correctness, but the campaign seems to have gone into a cul-de-sac and i'm disappointed by a lack of specificky. >> trump is measuring his success by the drudge report. he didn't appear in public today, but in an interview with the washington post, he said i have a lot of money and i'm not getting out. i'm going to win. >> donald trump will appear on face the nation tomorrow morning at 8:30 right after the sun morning edition of kpix5 news. >>> well, this is as far as democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders got in a speech in seattle today. >> thank you seattle for being one of the most pro

what the president tonight was really trying to appeal -- not to eric ericson, you know. he's trie aetrying to appeal to independent voters and trying to come across as the reasonable leader. and don't forget, his leadership numbers have suffered lately, particularly after the debt ceiling. and one way he can do that is to challenge republicans, lay down a very clear plan and say, you should pass it, you should pass it, this makes a lot of sense to me. and hope that it makes a lot of sense to the independent voters out there who will then put pressure aon republicans in congress. the missing part here, which i want to see, is when the president is going to talk on september 19 about how he intends to pay for it and what he's going to say to that joint committee and how he's going to pay for this $450 billion or whatever it turns out to be. that's something the american people need to hear also. but for tonight he was very concise, very clear, told them he's going to send up legislation, which is something we also haven't seen from this president, and say, here's what i wa

ericson said a big drop in its core mobile net working business, as we restructg fees, were to blame.he company also said it may implement add cost cuts. shares plunged 20% to $5.55. >>> sprint said it will sell and then leaseback some of its wireless airways to raise $3.5 billion. the company values its wireless spectrum at more than $16 billion. sprint made similar moves back in november and april. shares unchanged on the day at $6.78. cyber security company, fort net shares g whacked after it cut earnings in sales forecast for the quarter. late yesterday, the company said the outlook was a result of customer spending more time making purchasing decisions. fort net is expected to report results october 27th. shares were off 10% to 30.66. >>> amazon announced today a streaming on-demand music service that cracks the standard $10 a month barrier. analysts are now adjusting their price targets on the company to over $1,000 a share, and global head of internet and media research at cantor fitzgerald. nice to have you here. welcome. thanks for having me. >> one of the reasons you made th

trades at 13 times earnings estimates versus 18 for ericson. nokia is paying to wait. 4.2% dividend. i like it. but if you want best in breed, ericsson is the way. if you want value stock that's got a nice dividend. nokia is the way to go i expect 5g. next up, there are the fi5g semiconductor companies. sky works, qualcomm and xilinx qual qualcomm is up 7% intel is up 2.4% there have been some major changes here originally like them all i told you skyworks is my favorite it is cheap and has a tremendous amount of 5g exposure. some are right for reassessment. qualcomm had the most seismic shift. communications chipmaker has the best 5g offering and virtually in every 5g phone. but they had a bitter lawsuit with apple which was going after them for monopoly pricing. when they reached a settlement two weeks ago with the deal and six years, the stock soared. not only did this remove a major overhang, it gave us visibility for qualcomm sales for years to come the stock has rub from 58 to $86, it is less expensive. i think it is a hold up. we have to

ericson: i represent the united states marijuana party.states of america is we're suffering from a lack of democracy and the system is american and just to give you an example because i did go to school that our lavender eighth graders to watch this program they are concerned about bullying. but senator leahy has been a bully and he has then a police in the political playground the way children are believed in the schoolyard. and i mean i ran is a democratic candidate this past summer and the senator refused to have even one debate or one for of with be. he is a political playground bully and ps sexist and a totalitarian that is undemocratic and un-american and he should be ashamed of himself. >> if you can have an opportunity to respond. >>. leahy: as a person who wrote the violence against women act i don't see there is any group of women in this country that calls me sexist . and referring to senator sanders i admired him. he and his wife are close friends. i am pleased that he is holding a rally this week to endorse me and the rest of

now that we are starting to see that there is a lot more to this. >> reporter: but now ericson and othershose land, businesses and quality of life could be disrupted are sounding a growing chorus of dissenchantment. >> they were saying there won't be any problems. make it right with you people. won't give us any numbers or tell us what they are really going to do. >> reporter: ericson's farm stands on the edge of highway 99. he could lose a three quarter mile stretch of land. >> they are saying at this point it would be 100 feet it. if it goes aerial it could be only 50 feet. >> reporter: to be sure individual counties and have taken question with the issue. >> it is always the question in the details. >> reporter: but support is waning. >> i think that our surrounding constituency base is recognizing that what we once thought might be action of excitement for an enhanced way of travelling is not penciling out as it was presented. >> reporter: here the high- speed rail project could take two possible routes. one is along existing union pacific tracks right next to highway 99. the other tw

. >>> no. 2, buffalo's john scott with a head shot on ericson of boston.cson did not return to the game, and scott likely will be suspended. >>> no. 1, 16-year-old mckayla stole the show friday night in atlanta. the westlake high school junior set a new world record with 44 consecutive hand springs that spanned nearly entire football field. we'll be back. [ yodeling plays ] [ hans ] toaster strudel! [ angelic music plays ] don't overthink it. [ hans ] warm, flakey, gooey. toaster strudel! faster than kenny can dodge a question. honey, how'd that test go? [ female announcer ] in just 60 seconds, you've got snack defying, satisfying mmm. totino's pizza rolls. mm-hmm. hmm. [ female announcer ] zero to pizza. pronto. now in two bold new flavors! newscast is tomorrow mornin 4-30. >>> letterman is next with steve martin. >> say good-bye to hump day. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'

bananas and hard boiled eggs. >> reporter: there is a third. >> and then the orphanage. >> reporter: ericson adopted at age 7 by a family in palo alto. still, the trauma suffered during those early years means at 18 ericson still lives with learning disabilities and developmental delays, the kind of things that might make it hard to land a job at a high-end restaurant like the sea in palo alto, except erickson has someone special on his side and he is not the only one she has helped. >> hundreds, hundreds. >> reporter: betty ewing was wung the owner of a string of successful bay area restaurants. one day, she had an idea. she asked a nearby high school to send over students that were struggling with poor grades or bad behavior. she put them to work in her kitchen. one by one, betty watched them transform. >> getting from a very slumped over, immature, uncooperative, to somebody who will just walk right up, shake your hand. >> reporter: it worked so well, betty turned the idea into her own nonprofit. the el cajon project. she has been seeing it do wonders for now 25 years. >> here i am. it st