but braley didn't get to see all of the game. he was a cop, a detective. don't get to pick your down time. >> i've was at home watching the bengals game. i get a call from the sergeant. "lieutenant, we're out on a drowning. the paramedics are working on her. but something's not right here." >> reporter: as he rolled to the house he knew some of what to expect. when you are a cop more than a decade you become familiar with the signs of the drowning like the froth about the victim's nose and mouth. >> your mind starts running immediately about possibilities. they initially tell me i have a 24-year-old drowning victim that died in the tub. i'm thinking that we will find evidence of something. drugs. evidence of an overdose or something. as he pulled up the victim was already loaded in the back of the ambulance. the arriving police officer was still inside the house. and he gave the detective a fill on what he had found when he was led to the master bedroom where the 24-year-old woman lay on the carpet off the bath. >> he felt for a pulse. he assisted with cpr

the cadillac crisis comes knocking on that used door some two hundred pro independence katla mayors braley in brussels to demand action from european politicians will get the latest from the belgian capital and president trump calls for world wide action in response to north korea's nuclear ambitions but honest message to south korea also strikes a new tone urging the world nations to come to the negotiating table. unless it's a pleasure to have you with us war torn syria has announced it intends to sign up to the paris climate accord leaving the united states as the only u.n. member not to do so while the decision comes as experts and activists me to bolster the two thousand and fifteen agreement at the u.n. climate conference in the german city of bottled a surprise move by war ravaged syria comes after nicole rogerson also signaled its intention to join the pact to cut carbon emissions. are you want to take you now to body of use of correspondence and dean who is joining us from there is covering the climate talks assign a war torn syria intending to sign onto the paris agreement that t

it's already got ten ceos on it, people like jim mcnerney and meg whitman, who you mentioned, angela braleyan handle nelson peltz. they have 11 members ten are ceos and i think he should be added and he can bring something the earnings of this company have been flat their revenues are down because they're spinning off brands, the stock is going up at about a third the rate of the dow jones. david. and so i think it's time to make some changes you know, bill ackman made a big run at the company five years ago, and they warded him off, but bring nelson on the board, and before more radical changes take place, and they made improvements, but they have to move a lot faster at getting their results up to speed. they're just not there at all. >> yeah. nik, i wonder what shareholders are going to think this morning. you're getting different language from both camps but trian's point is we're going to spend more money now contesting us at this late point? and delay us for what could be weeks if not a month or so what do you think shareholders are sort of feeling as they hear this news this morning

this is braley over here. he's out of the fray, right,?'re out of the fray. >> yeah. >> reporter: what did you -- you're still going to get your phone today. why? >> because -- well, i preordered the first day. like i was waiting right there. i was like opening and closing the app. i ordered right away. i think -- i feel like i was one of the first ones who preordered. >> reporter: you won the lottery. >> i did. >> reporter: are you buying it for yourself. >> yes. >> reporter: 'cause a lot of people here they're just buying it to resell it. >> yes, i care about it but i'm like -- there are people who sell it on ebay, they sell like an $8,000 and i'm like well i'm not paying that. >> reporter: so, want this phone so badly? >> well, i'm a photographer and i -- i just love the camera and especially the new screen, the new screen is like amazing and the facial recognition that's like -- so like over the moon. >> reporter: so you think it's going to be worth it. >> i do think. i'm ■sure. i'm pretty sure. >> reporter: right. so, you're going to