right now will focus on candidate andy biggs. critics say his record locks legislation that protects children from they are speaking out now because voters should know about the man who could be there next congressman they say. >> it will come to order. >> reporter: andy biggs has ruled the state senate for the blast for years and he's trying to trade in his position. for congress. >> i do want to congress -- washington. >> reporter: he leads the primary. now accusing him of turning a blind eye to child abuse in a polygamist community in colorado city in a town where young girls are forced to marry older men. >> we had an opportunity to be proactive. and it just died. for a reason i can't explain. >> i felt if we didn't address that issue then we essentially our protecting the pedophile. >> reporter: 3 years ago to end the abuse. they pushed a bill to kill the police department in colorado city whose officers swear allegiance to the self proclaimed prophet warren jeffs. >> this culture could not exist without the protection and p

andy biggs is the one that has been supported by matt salmon. christine jones is giving him a battle. >> andy biggs, if he keeps this close, it may be because of the mormon vote. handpicking him. matt salmon was winning the races, 70% of the vote. sheriff joe arpaio easily winning his race tonight as he goes for a seventh term at 84 years old to become sheriff one more time. >> andrew hasbun live with a preview of november's race, arpaio versus penzone part two. andrew, earlier arpaio talked about his age and slowing down. it is true. he does have a lot of energy for an 84-year-old man. >> reporter: he does have a lot of energy and he told me he is ready for another campaign and ready to fight the good fight. he has millions of dollars to help him fight the battle. it will be against paul penzone in november. it is their second time, second matchup. in the previously matchup, paul penzone lost by six percentage points. there were three people in the different story at that time. this time, two people in the race, the sheriff and paul penzone. th

she has a lead over andy biggs. andy biggs was endorsed by matt salmon. christine jones, as you said earlier, she spent millions of slick ads and people feel likike they know her. she ran for governor back in 2014 and did pretty well during >> people liked her and she is taking the traction and is running with it. that is the tightest race going on right now. >> whoever wins this tonight will go on to have that seat. >> that is right. talia fuentes is the winner on the democratic side. you're talking about a disstraict that is gilbert, queen creek, eastern mesa. it is one of the safest republican districts. she advances to november. that is a safe republican seat. >> this is scottsdale and takes up part of cave creek, care freak, david sh -- chicago chicago weatherer. this this is a safe republican brian sinuk. >> i believe he is a former high schooler. >> trent franks is another one who was an incredibly safe district. clair van steenwyk ran for the house race and that is the first time it ever happened. everyone expected a legal challenge but most peopl

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biggs is not throwing in the towel yet. last night at party headquarters for christine jones it was all hugs and smiles and cheers. establishment politics by many. she advertised heavily on air and it may have paid off. let's listen. >> it's a time for fresh thinking. time for the outsider perspective to have exercise for people who have actually accomplished something in their lives to say there may be a different way to push forward a conservative policy agenda. he went district 5 is heavily conservative, so a lot of people say whoever won the primary last night will most likely win the general coming up we will look at another hot race in arizona, one going national. more about a 5:30. >>> someone who isn't sweating about the votes is paul babb you. he has beaten out his competition. each about 10 points behind on that race. >> to come out so strong in pima county and pinal county, this is where the majority of the votes are, this is where i served. the people who know me best. >> he will now face tom o'halloran who read

andy biggs has not declared know a winner has not been declared yet. as soon as one is count on us to let you know the exact results. that race and so many more that are still too close to call. live at the state capital with abc 15. >>> -- in the race for maricopa county recorder this one is still close to call. longtime incumbent helen frizzell is about 350 votes behind aaron flanery right now. but was widely criticized for voting issues during the presidential preference election. >>> the heated battle over corporation commission making headlines because of utilities and solar interests going head- to-head. bob burns and andy tobin are the top two vote getters and will advance to the general election for sure. the third place on the ballot appears to be going to boyd done. >>> movie fans, you can breathe a sigh of relief because hot off the pr has locked down the oscars through 2028. announcement was made this morning. they are already signed through 2020 and decided to tack on eight more years. you can see the oscars right here on abc 15 in februar

she leads over andy biggs' 29%. >> same race on the democratic side, talia fuentes wins and she will take on whoever ends up wing on the other side. sheriff joe arpaio still popular he beat three g.o.p. rivals to win the nomination for a chance at his seventh run, including a republican foe he faced and beat twice before, dan saban. he will face paul penzone in the democratic election. penzone is calling for a public debate with arpaio. >>> let's get to the other headlines today. in glendale, a fight between roommates leads to a shooting between 67th avenue and bethany home road. glendale police on scene as a shooting broke out about 9:30 this morning. a woman was arguing with her other roommate when gunfire broke out. no word on the condition of the victim. >>> in phoenix, a car is on fire and a man is arrested after an argument between neighbors. it hand at 15th avenue and missouri. the s.u.v. was put on fire and police are investigating. >>> an officer is recovering after a crash in north phoenix today. this is 20th street and union hills. a vehicle hit an offers on this motorcycl

can you describe to me what it's like as you drop in on the bigges >> it's hard to describe. one of the sensations would be i'm completely in the moment. the other thing when you finish a ride you have a sensation of satisfaction that is hard to get somewhere else. >> reporter: rio is not known for big waves. there is something for everyone here. unspoiled beaches like pinia outside the city. you're a big wave surfer. >> reporter: do you have any points? >> it's easy today. you'll find it easy. it's easy to paddle out and you're going to have some fun. >> reporter: fun definitely. easy? not so much. fortunately there are still 4 years to train before the 2020 tokyo olympics when surfing will become part of the games for the first time. brazilian surfers among the favorite to carve and sore their way to gold. >> reporter: surfing is one of 5 sports added to the olympic program in 2020. joining baseball, softball, karate, skate boarding, and sport climbing. on the 7 news olympic zone we'll massachusetts public charter schools are among the best in the country. our charter schoo

andy biggs is battling other republicans next week including christine jone. dennis sat down with jones for a preview of what is to come next tuesday. >> politicians, they are all the same. >> she is positioned herself as a political outsider. and she is. quite literally. >> i don't live in the outside the district she has no plans to move. >> if it makes sense for us to live there we will. but i have no current plans. >> we are outside her secluded neighborhood in north phoenix. we wanted to know how far to see live from the district she wants to represent? how long will the commute take? >> we took 32nd south to the freeway and drove east on 202 we arrived on the outskirts of mesa. it took us about 20 minutes to go the 20 miles just to >> we found it makes no difference to people. what they want is an outsider, someone who is not a politician. >> is that will be up to the voters. she wants to remind the same voters that just because she doesn't live there doesn't mean she has no roots there either. >> in this representative form of government you ought to re

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congressional district race former gaudet executive christine jones is ahead of arizona senate president andy biggs by 876 votes. he was hauling and forth as recently as two but think advertising push helped pull her into the lead. since the fifth district is or lead holds up she could crews to the congressional seat. >> you cannot take anything for granted in this cycle. this is a cycle where no projections so we're going to work hard to make sure we win in november. >> he will face democrat tom o'halloran of sedona in the general election. if he wins in november he will become the first republican elected to congress. >> people presume that republicans are very narrowminded and they are haters or not tolerant. i'm in living pretty example that that is not the truth. and quite the opposite. we judge a man or woman by who she is and what she does to contribute or he does to contribute to our community. >> maricopa county joe arpaio easily defeated challenger dan the general election. >>> it's tight race for reporter -- recorded she's not had a primary challenger since 1988 when she first took offic

. >> you want to go to viola biggs want a? >> yes, i? >> yes, i went to win the gold medal. >> so right now these girls are busy building up trends and their legs in their upper body and they will climb the rope. i'm going to cut to the chase and climb the rope with them. >> don't let your arms extend to high. the straighter your arms are the moref that makes it harder. keep the rope close to your face in your body. >> that easy right. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? >> so as impressive as it was, as lyla climbed up that rope, i cannot keep cannot keep up. this was fun, i'm going to keep following hotshots. i'm trying to see this from their height but i'm not sure it's working out. >> who's got mojo? from cooperstown new york when they were playing in a massive little league tournament. >> if everybody is ready for me >>> yo, give me a beat. >> boom, boom. ? get it, "dish nation" talk about safety and crazy, if that's not enough, what's next ? and a crazy ex ? ? yo, and we got the very sly ? ? and anywhere we got to go, friday, "dish nation" we starting

pete claiming trump's plan drive us >> in the fir 100 days i will work wboth parties to pass the bigge investmentn new joince war ii. >>mong oer things sheants to raise taxes on the highest earners to invest rebuilding our infrastructure. >> our roads bridges tunnels our ports airports we're systems our sewage systems. we have got to put people to work fixing all of that because that's going to make a big clinton clyeads t by arounden-points. put that in perspective oba beat romney by around four-points in 2012. so trump is in a hole but remember he was ldi just two wes ago. a lot of people don't srt keyi ino t the race until ound labor day or later. >> remember once again in the summer of 1988 due khakis has a big lead. still got blown out in the end. so work through the map and show you how it is changing but fst political squares and that's our take off of the old hollywood squares that features a panel of stars whora jokes and try to bluff contestants. tonight with that we have round two of the battle of tampa bay with our mayors. so announcer taket away. >> one of these stars sitt

special correspondent marcia biggs reports now, from southern turkey near the syrian border. warning: this story contains images that may upset some viewers. >> reporter: it is a war crime to target medical facilities, but in syria, bombs rain down on hospitals, doctors and patients. just in the last few weeks, pro- government forces bombed a maternity hospital in idlib, supported by save the children. and airstrikes hit six hospitali around aleppo. nurses gathered babies from their incubators, the strike narrowly missing their ward. rami kalazi is no stranger to airstrikes like these. >> i was sleeping here, my colleague was here, and the attack happened. we came out alive, i don't know how. >> reporter: kalazi was one of aleppo's last remaining doctors. we caught up with him in turkeyc he said he believes these hospitals were targeted. >> they are the artery of life in the city. can you imagine a life in city without hospitals? who will treat your kids, who will make the surgeries for the injured people? so they are targeting these hospitals because they know ifal these hos

. >> you want to go to viola biggs want a? >> yes, i?se girls are busy building up trends and their legs in their upper body and they will climb the rope. i'm going to cut to the chase and climb the rope with them. >> don't let your arms extend to high. the straighter your arms are the more of a polyp you have to do. that makes it harder. keep the rope close to your face in your body. >> that easy right. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so as impressive as it was, as lyla climbed up that rope, i cannot keep cannot keep up. this was fun, i'm going to keep following hotshots. i'm trying to see this from their height but i'm not sure it's working out. >> who's got mojo? >> the wolfpack just got back from cooperstown new york when they were playing in a massive little league tournament. >> if everybody is ready for me to humiliate myself i suppose -- d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunts) (whirring) mmm. paper jam. okay, dad, i'm ready for take your daughter to work day. how come there's never a take your son to work day? 'cause boys are already on track to get all

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newshour special correspondent marcia biggs brings us a profile of one former isis child solder, andp emotional scars.ca and a warning: this report contains material that may be disturbing to some viewers. >> reporter: the images are all over the internet. children growing up in the rankr of armed groups in the war in syria. this child in an isis propaganda video beheads a syrian regime soldier. these children execute captured soldiers in the ancient city of palmyra. according to a study published by georgia state university, it's a phenomenon that's playing out on all sides of the conflict with almost 1,000 children in the last three years showing upa in online eulogies, calling kids martyrs, having died for the cause. and those are only t ones whose videos made it to the internet. riad al najm represents one of only a handful of small locall organizations trying to combat this problem inside syria, visiting families one by one. >> in some areas, the main reason for child recruitment is poverty. parents can't find food for their children, so they push them into armed groups to get m

for the pbs newshour, i'm marcia biggs in istanbul, turkey. >> woodruff: the decision by a texas judgeblock the obama t administration's rules on transgender bathrooms and lockea rooms comes just as the school year is starting. and it's coming as many school districts are trying to determine what to do now. william brangham has our update. >> reporter: this ruling is the second setback in recent weeks for transgender advocates. earlier this month, the supremes court said a virginia school board could block a transgender student from using the boyssi bathroom, while the higher court decides if it'll take up thes broader case. yesterday's decision is the first to say that the obama administration's directive could be blocked nationwide. those directives instructed school districts to allow trans students to use the bathroom of their choice. texas was one of 13 statesof challenging the constitutionality of the directive. in this case the judge wrote that the administration hadis exceeded its authority under title nine, the 1970s-era law banning sex discrimination in schools. to help us wa

jones is joined by biggs, olson and stapely. a crowded field, and the reason is night is such a big deal in this part of valley is because since it's such a conservative district, whoever wins tonight is likely going to guarantee themselves a ticket to washington we'll bring you christine jones as soon as she comes out here to speak to the crowd. back to you. >> we'll check in with you soon. thank you. another big race for maricopa county recorder helen purcell. it's essentially a dead heat with cam englishing aaron a -- challenger aaron flannery. >>> and a lot of people saying this was john mccain's toughest primary battle yet. jon erickson is live at the headquarters, and in the end it wasn't all that close. >> reporter: steve, john mccain's opponent kelly ward was optimistic late into the night, but the person celebrating victory in the building behind us tonight was indeed senator john mccain. read into the political tea leaves as you will, but flake was here and he's been a critic of kelly ward has been dubbed by salon maga

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running against each other former maricopa county supervisor don stapely, state senate president andy biggs, justin olson and christine jones. retiring congresswoman, and jones has piled money into television commercials saying that she's an outsider in a field of career politicians. were stay tuned to abc 15 all -- stay tuned to abc 15 all night long. >>> thank you. tonight many politicians are calling on the fbi to look into the threat of election tampering. it comes after two major cyber security breaches in arizona say there's no reason to be concerned. but coming up next on world news, what the fbi director is now saying about the hack, and how his agency is prepping the rest of the government in case of another attack. >>> and from the abc 15 live desk, we're not the only ones heading to the polls today. voting just ending in florida primary. first for senate rubio facing off against a republican real estate developer there called florida's little rubio's run for re-election came at the last minute after losing the state's presidential primary to donald trump. now trying to hold on to

you see the president announcing the government's peace agreement with the bigg world's longest runed armed conflicts. it was sign yesterday in havana, cuba but it must be ratified by voters in colombia. >>> and the morning medical report. one more good reason the watch your weight. scientists have identified eight more cancers linked to excess weight. obesity increases the risk of stomach, liver, ball bladder, types of brain tumors. excess fat leads to an overproduction of hormones that can cause inflammation and drive cancer growth. >>> also, a good reminder of why it's important to sneeze into a tissue. >> oh. >> how is that for gross? you can see how quickly all those germs went flying away from that person. scientists say the largest droplets typically settle within three to six feet. this is disgusting. smaller ones may linger in the travel up to 26 feet. >> you have to sneeze into the elbow. >> into something, just not in the air. oh, there it is again. sorry. some of that might have landed in your coffee. >>> let's get a check on the weather with leigh. >> yeah, don't sneeze a

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christine jones has a very narrow lead over andy biggs. i >> on the democratic side, it has been calmed for talia fuentes. easily. the winner will be trying to grab matt salmon's congressional seat. we have vote totals but only after serious issues with the secretary of state's new website. the one she touted last week. the election site crashed immediately at 8:00 when all those first numbers, that so- hour. and has been sputtering ever since. this is just the latest election debacle for the secretary of state michelle reagan and her office. the secretary so far hasn't explained exactly what happened. but rest assured, 12news will go looking for answers starting tomorrow morning. and you can stay with our website, 12news.com, for updates throughout the night. >>> 12news is your political hot spot and tonight, we have team coverage of the primary >> let's start with our political expert brahm resnik and the race for u.s. senate. brahm, an easy win tonight for senator mccain. >> reporter: that's right mark. now comes round two of what john

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. >> reporter: lucy biggs is on paintbrush and they begin telling their story. >> reporter: a volunteer group that takes a patient's art. >> it's amazing to see the compassion and the love. >> reporter: and turns it into cards that are sold online and in the hospital's gift shop. >> it's kind of like whoa. it's, like, i did that when i was going through this. >> reporter: it worked for page. who drew this surgery three years ago. >> and they poke a hole in your brain with a laser. and that's cool. [ laughter ] >> reporter: life experience. that set her on a path. >> i'm planning on probably making this a career when i grow up. >> reporter: proving life really does imitate art. >> if our program can get them to smile for one minute, it just >> jim: a new rehab center is trying to help patients who struggle with addiction. helping them recover through the help of music. recovery unplugged in austin combines traditional recovery approaches with the sweet sounds of music. not just listening to it but learning how to play and make music. for those who have taken part in the program they say

i spoke to walmart cfo brett biggs.attributes it to fundamentals like clean stores, improved employee morale. and he doesn't see a market change in the consumer but sees things working in their favor like wages and gas prices. but also perhaps causing a bit more caution. regarding larger business decisi decision, biggs says they are being -- leading into jet.com. but potentially a little bit away from businesses like the example of selling 119 of its mexican clothing chain suburbia stores as an example. leading into the new, de-emphasizing older investments. >> i think that was part of the big question when they came out with the jet acquisition. $3.3 billion sounds like a number that is a market cap of over $227 billion. so it's not a massive bet for them. but the idea this is a 5 cent charge that they'll be taking on earnings, they couldn't give clarity at the time because they were in a quiet period. this is what the street's been waiting to hear. if you check out shares right now, they're trading up by almost 3.8%.

his first start in the biggs not so smooth.ases loaded in the first for christian and he hits a fly ball that went to the wall. three runs score. thompson and the phillies down four to nothing. second inning ryan howard check him out demolishing this pitch over the centerfield wall for hissy and homer of the year. tim lease able to get on the scoreboard. then in the fifth, phillies down four to three. will myers hits a double into right centerfield that went at the wall. another run scores. thompson went four an third innings giving up six runs and seven hits. the phillies trail eight to four right now in the seventh. eagles reporteedly very close to signing free agent linebacker steven tull lick birds neither depth at that position and he played for eagles defensive coordinator jim schwartz in detroit. meanwhile the eagles much easier practice today. no one was hurt. they'll put the pads back on tomorrow. yesterday zach ertz was not happy after he had to leave practice after getting hill low. but after a night' rest he's gotte

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former go-daddy executive christine jones is ahead of biggs... by 876 votes. republican incumbent.... maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio...easily beats his competition. if sheriff joe pulls off another win in november it would be his seventh term in office. his supporters coming out in droves even with court cases coming against him. the guy they call america's toughest sheriff trampled his competition. three other republicans--- dan saban ... wayne baker & marsha ann hill ... all fell ... way short. was one of the first called.. arpaio was named the winner just 15 minutes after we got our first election results. looking ahead to november's general election.... arpaio will face democrat paul penzone. presidential hopeful donald trump will be in the valley today. the event is being held at the phoenix convention center at 6 p-m.doors open at 3.this will be trump's fifth visit to the valley since he began his bid for the white we are told can hold 8- to-10-thousand people. but first... he will be in mexico.he tweeted yesterday... that he has accepted an invitati

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taylor biggs has more from our newsroom.sia has said the warplanes are using a base in iran to attack islamic states and other rebels in syria. they attacked targets near the city of aleppo today. putin discussed the fight against terrorism with the leader. -- rebels have held the eastern part of the largest city since 2012 and have battled troops since then. the defense minister says they are closer to an agreement. warplanes have bombed a hospital in northern yemen, killing at least 15 people. the hospital was supported by doctors without borders. officials have said they only strike at military targets. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2400 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. mark: thank you very much. london and 11:37 in new york. the stoxx 600 briefly trimming losses on german data. investors are taking a second look. i want to bring in richard saldanha. thursday was sort of the height of post brexit day. and that was the day on the stoxx 600 we raise

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christine jones pouring much of her own money into the race, and andy biggs spending less than half a million dollars. the primary is set for a week from today, august 30th. >>> >. a new federal filing shows a political action committee supporting kelly ward, john mccain's challenger for the us senate seat received $200,000 and millionaire robert mercer. a john mccain spokeswoman say it is last minute cash doesn't change john mccain's record of accomplishment. the primary in just a week. >>> >. he's not running for dad of the year. a dad caught drunk and napping on the road while his 2-year- old daughter sat in a stroller. seeing him pushing the stroller near a canal. he's charged with child abuse. thankfullythe daughter not hurt. >>> deputies say a 61-year-old reported his house was broken into, and he was forced to fire his gun, but inside the home investigators found no signs of a break in, and they learned he's a convicted felon, and arrested him for having a gun. >>> >. the solar industry striking back against aps. >>> >. and an incredible story of surval the teen beating the odd

andy biggs trust by less than 1000 votes and is not ready to throw in the towel yet. >> someone who's not still counting votes, -- >> to come out so strong in pima county and into now county woman to have such a wide victory this is where the majority of votes are, this is where i served. the people who know me best. >> you will face halloran who ran away with the race on the other side of the aisle with the democratic nomination. >> sen. john mccain will head to the november election. even before voting was over yesterday sen. mccain told us he felt really good about his chances. right now he has 52% of the votes. dr. kelly ward from lake havasu is a 39%. inflicted this will be mccains sixth term in office. to continue serving arizona. thank you from the bottom of my heart. [ applause ] >> after this mccain will face and kirkpatrick in november. a lot more races to cover. we will bring you more of those primary results coming up throughout the show. >>> gunfire outside a tucson medical center. tucson police say a woman was reportedly shot near the parking garage. the hosp that was li

.>>> another biggs - another big step in space and we will talk >>> of the rain has stopped for now but the destruction is widespread in south louisiana. emergency crews are still trying to reach people trapped in their homes, cbs4's john champion has the latest on the deadly floods from hard-hit baton rouge.>>reporter: homes are barely visible after historic flooding across southern louisiana. volunteers with both rescued people left stranded in their homes including this family in baton rouge.>> i did not this. >> hundreds of drivers who try to evacuate ahead of the flooding have been stuck on interstate 12 since saturday and state police airlifted food and water to them. speak it is crazy and we never experienced anything like this and hopefully we when i have to do it again. >> the governor of louisiana says even though the rain has stopped in some areas the situation is still very dangerous. >> the waters will continue to rise in many areas and so this down. a >> flooding is also paralyzed travel in the region, roads and highways are underwater and close to causing backups like thi

biggs, olson former maricopa county supervisor stapely, and christine jones. one will take over chandler and gilbert from salmon who's retiring. olson's team made an all out effort today they say on phones and door to door. jones' campaign poured millions of dollars into television ads trying to set field of career politicians, and stapely's people are hoping for an election day surge from voters because of his sheer name recognition. many have to drive a road named after him to get to a polling place today. they're well known politicians, and for some people they're saying it's hard to choose because they know more than one of them personally. back to you. >> it's a very exciting race to voice heard today we know for sure you will have the chance to increase the minimum wage in november. the state supreme court. dismissed a -- supreme court dismissed a lawsuit from the restaurant organization over signatures saying it was not filed in the timely manner. if improved the wage would increase next year and in 2020. much more is coming up on the primary, including

bigg, and he dashed all hopes of another "sex and the city" flick saying if he was going to ham it would have happened years ago. in 2010 andenedded in 2004. so that's that. >> wait a second. thank you ines for letting me borrow your jacket today. yogurt on that jacket today -- she's not listening. i'll attack it to the dry cleaner. like it will not come off tried to wipe it off with water. >> i gave her a wipe so charitable of me soful look it because you said it made it worse -- >> it's all your fault. you have stuff here. watch yourself. i see greg, i see rosanna all is good in the world. >> greg -- you have only three hours you know to chat and be wonderful. >> see you tomorrow. ? ? and sniffers, all stop & shop produce is triple checked. everything nature's promise is so wholesome. and it doesn't take the whole paycheck. kerry: all it is tuesday. august 23. greg: the humidity is gone. everything is chill, in a good way. it is going to be nice. rosanna: donald trump regrouping. this says hillary clinton deals with more fallout. greg: a having a bit of a feud right now. is he using dr