john aldridge was safe. >> the pilot put his adviser back andoo live.i've got a lot of people who love me to die like that. he goes, man, you're one tough dude. we don't find live people. we find bodies. >> reporter: after the rescue, john didn't sigh bob hoefy again until we brought them together on the dock in montauk. >> good to see you, man. good to see you. >> wow. when i approached him in the water, i told him how long we've been looking for him. >> he said holy cow, we've been looking for you for nine hours today. and i said i've been looking for you for 12. >> reporter: today they use the aldridge rescue as a teaching tool. nice when if goes right. >> nice when it all works out. kathy how are you? >> hi. >> reporter: john's sister kathy was also there when we brought the two together. >> thank you so much for saving >> you're very welcome. >> reporter: john aldridge's ordeal and miraculous outcome have turned into a new book, a movie deal and a lot of treasured souvenirs. >> this is the actual handle that snapped that anthony found on the back o

. >> reporter: john aldridge and anthony sasinski, best buddies since second grade, are co-owners ofmary, a 44-foot fishing boat. they've pulled up lobsters and crabs off the sea floor off the coast of montauk. >> we've got food, fuel, the boat's running right. we're off on another adventure. >> reporter: but these two lobster men could have done without a little less adventure one july evening four years ago. 40 miles offshore at 2:30 in the morning, anthony asleep below deck. john wanted to fill the tanks where they would soon store their catch. >> and i had to move the cooler off the hatch. >> reporter: a 125-pound cooler sat on top of the tank's hatch. john picked up a metal hook to move it. >> and i put it in the handle here and pulled with all my might and when i did it just snapped and pushed me right out the back of the boat. >> reporter: the boat was on automatic pilot, and john, wearing no life vest, watched helplessly as the anna mary boated away. >> i could see the boat, but then it comes down in the wave, and i couldn't see the boat, comes up on the crest and you see it

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corporal dillon b aldridge, houck and william bays. >>> former nba player dennis rodman arrived in north korea today. rodman left from beijing early this morning. he's been to north korea before. in 2014 he arranged a basketball game between former nba players and north koreans. tensions remain high between the north and the u.s. and rodman says he's trying to open a door. >>> in oakland, california basketball fans have a reason to party. the warriors clinched their second nba championship in three seasons last night. they scored a nine-point victory over lebron james and the defending champion cleveland cavaliers. golden state added kevin durant to their team and he poured in 39 points and was named the playoff mvp. >> i had a couple, too many since february. so to have a beer right now and come talk to you guys feels great. >> after being upset by the cavs last spring the warriors were 16-1 in their post-season on the way to the title. >>> coming up on the morning news now the french spiderman strikes again. this time he scales one of the tallest buildings in barcelona. >>> and come fi

we spoke with gloria aldridge. she said she called much ocht cross-examination as a distraction.ays the main is itisidn't issue ofconsent. >> she has been in the courtroom and has within gathering all of the develop ms as -- developments as it happens with day three trial. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. you can count on matt and on nbc 10 to bring you every detail. download the app for breaking news alerts as they happen. >>> now on breaking news we first told you about. traffic being diverted. the construction fire closing both lanes. they are on the site the bridge. stay with us for first alert traffic updates. >>> now check the headlines we are following for you. president trump announced he is christopher ray. it was governor christy's lawyer. of the decision comes a day before fired fbi james comey testifying before >>> he is shot and falls to the ground. the officer suffers minor injuries. >>> a six-year-old and his mother were shot near a park. the boy is a kindergartener. the gun was aiming at else. the shooter got away. >>> not exactlyweather. it isn't stopping

just who they are and what values they are supposed to be standing up for journalist ben norton and aldridge gray's own project uncovered that five democratic senators leapt across the aisle to join their republican brothers and sisters to vote fifty three to forty seven in favor of the trump administration's sale of five hundred ten million dollars worth of persuasion guided missiles to saudi arabia three of the five democratic senators including claire mccaskill of missouri and bill nelson of florida have not surprisingly been revealed to have rather deep campaign finance ties to the military industrial complex i guess i guess to casco and nelson and their ilk the interests of boeing and lockheed martin outweigh the safety and plight of the citizens of yemen. but the dems apparently were not finished there because were rumors on the hill this week are is that our democratic friends have sold the fight over health care up the river in order to among other things get bull republican support first stronger sanctions against russia and bind trump's hands in the process. just sold health care u

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were a couple of really bad cases of espionage, moles in the cia and the fbi, robert hanson fbi and aldridge ames in the cia. so they were concerned that i might be running somebody in the government. and so it took them three, four years to investigate me very, very carefully. and supposedly at that time i was, i was the number one case on their list of, you know,down intelligence cases. counterintelligence cases. and then one day, eventually, they decided to go for the kill so to speak, and they said hello. that was a tense moment, trust me. [laughter] >> well, the man who said hello is an fbi agent, now retired -- >> right. >> -- named joe reilly. you're really close friends with him now. >> yes, i am. i spent four days at his house while we -- i'm on a book tour, and we went to the leing highing valley -- lehighing valley. he's godfather to my last child, my daughter. yeah, we're really close. we're close in many respects. we like golf, we are politically sort of, have the same ideas. and, you know, obviously, we also have a similar background. >> right. >> except at one point we were su

britain's gary hunt won but we particularly like the patriotic swimwear fashioned by blake aldridge —ith that at all. it isa19 it is a 19 minute to seven. 12 days ago few would have known what cladding meant or where grenfell tower was, but the impact of the fire there continues to impact the lives of thousands of people. 600 buildings across the country are being tested in the wake of the tragedy. of the 60 examined so far, the failure rate is 100—percent. tony bird is an expert in social housing and joins us from camden, where the council is still in the process of evacuating residents from the chalcots estate. they differ talking to this morning. as an independent expert, tell me what you think in terms of how the building industry has been treated or has been treating safety in social housing. well, they have obviously not been treating it very seriously otherwise we wouldn't have these tragedies. they have been plenty of warnings out there come up most notably, the period after that black will fire in 2009 but it also predates that. —— the warnings from the coroner are that they

[applause] eli aldridge, labour party, 483.re hearing from the prime minister theresa may speaking there as she held onto her constituency at maidenhead. againstee his swing conservatives in may's own constituency. but in west of london they are hanging on. interesting points from that acceptance speech, really driving home, she says the need for the u.k. to have a period of stability. and if the poll's indications are right, the conservatives will get the most boats and seats. it is incumbent on her and her ofty to ensure that period stability continue and the need to get the best brexit. acting in the best interest of her voters. a bit of a positive tone coming through from theresa may, despite, not the ideal outcome in the votes being counted for. rishaad: i might be reading too much into this, but she said the conservative party would give britain that security, not necessarily her leadership. caps on am reading too much into that. a strange results coming through, historically speaking. the conservatives lost to labour in

in terms of local schools, kensington aldridge academy, the school next door to the tower remains closeduthorities to ensure children sitting their gcses receive an appropriate exam dispensation and specialist counselling has been offered to local school children and teachers affect that by the fire. turning to rehousing, 151 homes were destroyed in the fire, most in the tower itself but also several in the immediate vicinity. all those who have lost their homes have been offered emergency hotel accommodation and all will be offered rehousing within three weeks. already 16a suitable properties have identified and they are being checked and made ready for people to move into. in the longer term everyone who sold was destroyed for the guaranteed a new home on the same terms as the one they lost. 68 of those will be in a brand—new low—rise block that has just been built by arkley homes, the developer has generously offered to turn over the entire block at cost price, contractors are on site now working 2a- contractors are on site now working 2a — seven so that the first families can move in