i want to open that back up to you chairman clayton. we think about this in the ability for management to stay focused on growth and not be distracted and we look at those thresholds. do you take another second to walk through your analysis in the admission threshold and he in fact that would have when they are having repeat submissions? >> i mean, look, you have engagement, hopefully engagement with shareholders. it leads to more than just a proposal and do this and it leads to tell us about this particular issue of how you came through and having the conversation but sometimes the boxes are important. the question is, it's been put to shareholders and has not passed. how many times and at what level do you have to have that to continue to put its shareholders. like i said that, is not been examined since the fifties and one of the issues there was were using the shareholders our informed of what's in front of management. that information is disseminated very quickly today and through our firms you can get that kind of information and

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like clinton, clayton grew up in east bristol, but he chose a different path that make path in life.w and clinton when i was younger, he was leader of the group. i realised these guys were doing things the wrong way but they had leadership. he had something about him. for him to do what he did at that young age, i realised people in the corporate industry were doing things in the right way but exactly the same things. looking at somebody from the street like clinton, he has the product, the drugs. he has his crew. the corporate has a team. he is the boss man. the corporate has the manager. they make money, lose money. corporate people, profit and loss. street people go to prison, or the corporate industry you go bankrupt and lose theirjob. what i've realised is if you have the right mentor and have the right belief, you can achieve anything. surround yourself with those people. these kids are not too far gone, they are not. they are talking about positive things, you know what i'm trying to say? the future, they are chatting about the future, which they probably don't really do very

all right, clayton, thank you. we're not only following that storm, but there is a hurricane right off the east coast and now other tropical threats in the pipeline. we are not in the clear yet. so, let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee tonight, she's tracking it all again for us. hey, ginger. >> reporter: david, all you have to do is look at that satellite image. there are five areas of interest in the atlantic alone. jerry, humberto. a couple of areas of interest, of it, is what we start with. what clayton's been talking about, i'm talking 15 to 21 inches from sergeant, texas, to freeport. look at those bands. they've had three-inch per hour rainfall rates. now the flash flood watches extend to shreveport, louisiana. you could see six to ten inches on top of what you've already had in the next 24 hours. then we go to humberto. just got a report in, bermuda had a 100-mile-per-hour gust. and we're watching jerry, because that will be out of bermuda's hair by tomorrow, but jerry headed, looks like toward

>> clayton, thank you. >>> let's get right to rob marciano, in texas tonight tracking it all. rob? >> reporter: the water thankfully receding here, down about seven feet. but you can see these people are trying to dry out the rugs and furniture that was flooded. still showers around here, but the bulk of moisture heading north. watches posted from kansas to illinois, the front could produce severe weather across the dakotas. i'm worried about several rounds of rain, potentially flooding through kansas city, st. louis, chicago as well. and we're watching hurricane jerry and several other new waves in the atlantic and caribbean as we are now in the heart of hurricane season. >> rob our thanks to you as well. >>> there were late developments involving antonio brown, the new england patriots cutting brown less than two weeks after signing the troubled player. a second woman now accusing him of sexual misconduct, and she now claims he sent intimidating text messages afterward. antonio brown responding late today. here's paula faris. >> reporter: tonight, the new england patriots firing

>> clayton sdeeangs f night. clayton, thank you.lo b at the houston airport tonight, where travelers have been stranded for some time now. he's tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. it's been a nightmare for travelers and very difficult to get around houston. certainly reminiscent of harvey, though, not five feet of rain, 40 inches falling in a widespread area of two feet. check it out on this radar estimate. and some of that two feet of rain coming in less than 12 hours, so, that's where you get that flash flooding. the rainfall now is south of houston. we still have flash flood warnings that are posted until after midnight. imelda will begin to wring itself out tonight and tomorrow. still a couple of leftover showers in east texas, but not as bad as today. active tropics. three storms in the pacific. two hurricanes in the atlantic. humberto lashing bermuda with 100-mile-an-hour winds. jerry ake a run at bermuda next w meek.wi and as we saw here in houston and texas, storms in the gulf can ce

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this a flooded freeway on a ladder. >> clayton, joining us now from one of those neighborhoods. you were saying the waters are still rising tonight? >> reporter: that's right. the folks were flooded out during harvey, and they're worried the water could come up another two feet. that would put the water inside that bottom window, flooding these houses even worse. >> thank you. >>> let's get right to rob marciano, in texas tonight tracking it all. rob? >> reporter: the water thankfully receding here, but these people are trying to dry out the rugs and furniture. watches posted from kansas to illinois, the front could produce severe weather across the dakotas. several rounds of rain, potentially flooding through chicago and st. louis. and we're watching hurricane aa. >> thank you. >>> there were late developments involving antonio brown, the new england patriots cutting brown less than two weeks after signing the troubled player. a second woman now accusing him of sexual misconduct, and claiming he sent her intimidating text messages afterward. here's paula faris. >> reporter: ton

here's clayton sandell. >> reporter: tonight firefighters are nervously watching these hills in southern california, where an unpredictable 2,000-acre blaze still has a community on edge. in murrieta, southeast of los angeles, flames came within inches of homes, air tankers dropping strategic loads of pink fire retardant to stop the fire's advance. last night, retired firefighter john samarin refused to evacuate, he and his son standing their ground. as massive flames came racing downhill. was there ever a moment when you're watching the 75 foot flames come in when you're thinking, this may not work? >> there was. i was praying hard. >> reporter: in northern california, the fire forcing evacuations. >> if cal fire tell its you to evacuate and leave, leave. >> reporter: there are still hot spots in these hills and it's still hot and windy, the perfect conditions that could lead to another flarup and threatens home like these. >> clayton, thank you. >>> there are new developments after the dive boat fire that killed 34 people on the california coast. the sheriff saying most of the victimed

clayton, thank you. we're not only follow egg that storm, but there is a hurricane right off the east coast and other tropical threats in the pipeline. so, let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee tonight, tracking it all again for us. hey, ginger. >> reporter: david, all you have to do is look at that satellite image. there are five areas iin the aln jerry, o haetath. incsro. lo a those e hadthree-inch per rainfall rates. now the flash flood watches extend to shreveport, louisiana. you could see six to ten inches on top of what you've already had. then we go to humberto. just got a report in, bermuda had a 100-mile-an-hour gust. and jerry, headed, looks like toward islands but looks like it's going to stay away. most of the computer models curve it away from the united states. all that would mean, high surf going into early next week. we'll be watching. david? >> ginger, thank you. >>> next tonight, president trump announcing new sanctions on iran, after that massive attack on oil facilities in

tonight here, the takedown, and here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: the takedown in the dark, captured from a police helicopter's infrared scam are. about 9:00 last night, federal agents and local cops surrounding this hideout about 80 miles northeast of phoenix, first arresting susan barksdale. her husband blaine coming out next. >> he became very verbally abusive to the officers, flipping them the bird, not >> reporter: authorities say that's when officers used a taser and shot blaine in the leg with a non-lethal bean bag round. >> uh-oh. all right, pepper ball or something deployed. >> reporter: the barksdales are suspected of murdering of a 72-year-old tucson man. on august 26th, authorities say they were being transported in a van, somehow overpowering two guards, tying them up with shoelaces and escaping. on the run for 16 days until this -- >> we got a tip that came in that said that, you might want to look in the area of pumkin center. this is obviously a big relief. >> reporter: this investigation, not over, david. authorities believe at least three or four people may

>> clayton sandell, thank you. let's get right to meteorologist rob marciano at the houston airport tonight, where travelers have been stranded for some time now. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. it's been a nightmare for travelers and very difficult to get around houston. certainly reminiscent of harvey, though, not five feet of rain, 40 inches falling. check it out on this radar estimate. and some of that two feet of rain coming in less than 12 hours. that's where you get that flash flooding. the rainfall now, the heaviest is south of houston. we still have flash flood warnings that are posted until after midnight. imelda will begin to wring itself out. active tropics. three storms in the pacific. two hurricanes in the atlantic. humberto lashing per bermuda wi 1 100-mile-an-hour winds. jerry will make a run at bermuda next week. and in houston and texas, storms in the gulf can certainly pop up quickly. david? >> rob marciano with us tonight, as well. rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, to those frightening moments

here's abc's clayton sandell now. >> reporter: the attack in broad daylight. a man showing up to an open house in encino, california, violently shoving a real estate agent to the ground. allegedly groping her, then running away. the agent, who asked us to hide her identity, says the suspect got agitated when she wouldn't go inside with him. >> go. you saw the hosue. you're done. that's it. >> reporter: she also says she'd seen the man here a week earlier and that he made her nervous. so, on sunday, she had a friend come with her. but that friend left just before this attack. >> i was so lucky. i had a feeling from day one that this person was going to hurt me. >> reporter: a security camera captured the man's face. now the cops want to capture him. the realtor suffered scrapes and bruises. that suspect is still out there. and detectives say they need the public's help to find him. david? >> all right, clayton sandell, thank you. >>> when we come back, remembering the famous sockwriter for the grateful dead. >>> also, a new vaping death to report. and the first

clayton sandell, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to clayton.t some realtors at risk. for instance, those open houses, when they're alone, they have so many people coming through. sometimes in isolated locations with cngeromet >> they say often these attacks are motivated by money, but i'm not thinking real estate agents have a lot of money on them. but obviously with jewelry, other things, valuables inside a home that is not empty, where they're showing it, families still inside, people can go in there and do nefarious things. obviously something like this with this violent attack on video, horrible to see. >> recent cases in recent years where a situation ended up much worse, but so glad in this case the woman is okay. >>> when we come back, more one-hit wonders. >>> and j. lo shows how she recreated that dress 20 years later. >> that dress. >> you know, that one. >> you know. >> green with envy. >> "the skinny" is next. ill fresh... ♪ unstopables in-wash scent booster ♪ downy unstopables ♪ i'm too sexy for my shirt too sexy for my shirt so se

here's how clayton felt about it. tied it 1 in the 5th. a bases-loaded hit to the gap and that is how the giants won a final of 5-4. and then off to the nfl. we've got the raiders antonio brown. no suspension. remember all of that stuff about conduct between him and the manager as they went out it at wednesday's practice? it is all forgotten except for the fine. arguably the best in his position he did have an emotional apology. >> obviously he had time to think about things and we are happy to have him back. >> i am excited to be out here today. i'd like to apologize to my teammates and the organization. i'm happy to be here with my teammates and my fans and be part of this and see you guys soon. >> we've got the nhl. joe thorton is coming back to the sharks or a 15th season and 22nd overall in the league. he signed a one-year deal friday morning and they call him jumbo. he is 40 years young, and no signs of retirement at least for another year. >> anna gardner to this as a man in the tuxedo. along with rick perry to hide him in springfie

they faced clayton kershaw and climbed up the 3rd base. he rode off into the sunset. >>> when the president of the united states leaves office, >>> i will probably leave a note telling him he did the best job in baseball. the walker grandma was that in. the raiders faced the colts. first quarter. already 7-0. trevor davis came to the ravens a couple weeks below. two minutes left. jacoby brissett. picked off by erik harris in return for a touchdown golf, cameron tied for the lead at 18 of the fun around of the safeway open. picking up his second career pga tour win. the rams lost yesterday and leaving the 49ers alone. there the only undefeated team now in the nfc. >>> coming up, warriors plays less of for the unofficial start. >>> a native is in cour the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. how you watch it does too. tv just keeps getting better. this is xfinity x1

>> what did jay clayton have to say? >> you know, we had a fascinating conversation about the public and private markets the idea there are so many public in the private marks without knowing or understanding what he will do about that then we got into a big debate about this business roundtable statement and whether he would sign it or not i talked to steve mnuchin last week he said flat out i wouldn't sign it i will show what you he had to say about all of this. >> i've never been in the boardroom of a good company that wasn't thinking about customers, employees and community along with their shareholders. so that's just like sample size 25 years when you see good companies. they think about all those things and they drive. you know, shift stock what is their legal obligation >> right. >> that's a different story and you know that is largely a creature of state law in america. different states have done this differently. we have states where companies are incorporated where you do have multiple obligations or i should

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danville, black diamond 1600 feet up above clayton. oakland 13 miles per hour.p today, hayward and san carlos in the 90s to near 100. city see one projection of 100. at the airport that is likely, also for oakland, san francisco and san jose, they will be right there or within a degree. starting tomorrow a cooldown. 7:32, sal is here and he is going to tell us, i believe, oh, i go to the desk, go back to the desk. >> thank you, steve. >>> santa clara county says the cooling centers and shelters will be open through the day. senior center this morning with details, good morning, rising interest christina. >> reporter: good morning to you gasia, opening around 8:30 this morning. also they don't have air conditioning, it is going to be a hot day and it is really the heat isn't your thing then today is not going to be your day, heat waves come with a concern of heat stroke or maybe heat exhaustion. if you done have that air conditioning again, try to stay inside. try to go to a mall or a library and of course stay hydrated, drink plenty of fluids, if you cannot get

being in the $74.00 metres it's the country's tallest chuch and it's named after the icelandic clayton clad humans. of the passion. to. my next stop is the great debate where traditional fishing industry meets modern people of companies restaurants and box or church might pop up building right behind me. papa is a conference center and a concert hall for the iceland symphony orchestra and the building features a distinctive colored glass facade inspired by the landscape of iceland. got the removal strong. suit. not an. easy. thing you want to break every is the leader we look at it just 40 minutes out of the city have a good time to visit sexually at night because it's very relaxing and i'm not as many people. are going to last the blue lagoon geothermal spa is one of the most visited attractions in iceland. and i can. tell you the warm water is rich in minerals like silica and sulphur and painting in the blue lagoon is reputed to even help some people suffering from skin diseases. if. for no other stuff having to go through something it's a popular tourist route covering about 300 kil

clayton kershaw, hyun-jin ryu and kenley jansen.ver his demons in the post season? he's struggled a little bit. and can ryu struggled n can kershaw get over his demons and kenley jansen has not been kenley jansen since last year. they've overused kenny. he's been in the post season so much, pitched so many more innings. >> ironically those are the only three dodgers who have been part of all seven national league west division championship clubs. we head to the bottom of the ninth in baltimore. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, depressed mood, suicidal thoughts or actions, seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking, or life-

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clayton kershaw with mutual respect from the crowd and dodgers went 9-0.e playoffs and the giants will have another season of rebuilding and the story today was bochy. >> so maybe i would just say the words of the great lou gehrig, i consider myself the luckiest man on the face of this earth. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you. thank you for making it so. love you all. >> the end of the game. nothing to stick around for but the ceremony from bochy was touching and joined by his wife and players and the man that presided over the most successful era in giants history. >>> enough to get emotional for the a's, they sealed their playoff fate yesterday. the game equivalent of an exhibition game. seeger with a runner on and seattle wins 4-1. the a's finish 97 and 65 and will host tampa on wednesday. >>> a nice character statement made by the raiders. john gruden's face says it all. the raiders were battling the colts in indianapolis. raiders offense had no trouble getting going and this one in front 7-0 and trevor davis gets the ball. watch the blocking setup

abc's clayton sandell is in texas. >> reporter: the rain and the rescues have not stopped.ave hundreds of families and their pets as imelda's deluge slammed southeast texas. >> these flash flood emergencies are life-threatening situations. >> reporter: sheets of rain falling as fast as 5 inches per hour in the middle of the night, upending vehicles and trapping residents. >> these people are stranded in their homes, and so many of the homes look like this. >> reporter: coast guard helicopter crews were medevacing patients out of the flood zone. the storm claiming at least one life. james and kember gibson just finished rebuilding their home after hurricane harvey two years ago. >> it happened very fast. >> reporter: the gibsons and their grandson rescued by r. harvey, w 'vgot to ce to build o recover from this ts pp due t wind, this happened because the ground was just so saturated. >> reporter: and this frightening scene north of houston. water spinning this car like a top. the driver escaping through the window. in houston, this woman caught in the floodwaters, helped to

external affairs of to pont corporations agricultural enterprise you can also look at someone like clayton uter who is also at the u.s.d.a. and was a u.s. trade representative and he's on the board of my kitchen which is a wholly owned subsidiary of dow chemical but perhaps for the most egregious ones is michael taylor who was appointed by the obama administration prior to joining as deputy director of foods at the f.d.a. he was actually the head of science policy for months anto and the list goes on you have many of these people who have one foot into the biotech pharma and the other foot in the government regulatory bodies i mean this kind of collusion is reprehensible and it's amazing that the legal infrastructure even allows it. the e.p.a. won't bancorp pyra font's reversing efforts by the obama administration the c.e.o. of dow chemical the maker of the past aside here with the president applauded the decision the company saying it is confident in the health and safety of its product . these companies are criminal enterprises and the only way they can get away with what they're doing i

clayton sandell reports from galveston. >> reporter: imelda is a slow-moving super soaker.ll dumping heavy rain in southeast texas, snarling the commute. >> we've got some kind of a collision here on the side of the road. >> reporter: more than half a foot of rain in neighborhoods near houston's hobby airport. in the barrier islands near freeport, up to 17 inches. in galveston, neighbors pitched in to help stranded drivers. >> this looks like a river. >> reporter: the house where hank and britney lived is now an island. >> like throwing water out of a bucket, just super, super hard rain. >> reporter: in louisiana winds whipping through baton rouge, flipping several small planes. you can see all of this water has a number of streets here in galveston shut down. and this part of texas is expecting another 10 inches of rain by the end of the week. clayton sandell, abc news, galveston, texas. >>> and in the atlantic the eye winds from humberto is causing damange in bermuda. accuweather's adam december rosso has more on the forecast. >> kenneth and mona, good thursday morning. s

that is off of clayton kershaw. he is not happy. chased after four innings. >>> mike yastrzemski cracks a bases-loaded hit to the, giants win 5-4. >>> the raiders, antonio brown, he's going to play monday against the broncos, no suspension, the conduct shenanigans, when he and the general manager got into it at wednesday's practice, the all- pro, arguably the best in his position, made an emotional apology in front of the team. the head coach jon gruden and antonio brown made brief statements. >> ready to move on, he's had a lot of obvious time to think about things, we are happy to have him back. and raider nation is excited about it. >> i'm excited to be out re today, i want to apologize to my teammates, the organization, enough talk, i've decided to be out here with my teammates, and for all the fans, excited to be part of the raiders and see you soon. >>> local nhl business, spotlight on sharks center joe thornton, coming back for a 22nd year in the league, when he re-signed on a one-year deal, jumbo, 40 years old, no talk about

fourth inning, takes clayton kershaw downtown. his second career homer.a grand slam. settles for a two-run double off the wall here, and it's 3-1 giants. you can see why the giants are so excited about this kid. three rbis. giants win 5-4. how about the sharks, opening u season. gets a one-year for $2 million. jumbo joe had 16 goals and 35 assists last season for the sharks. abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. dan, you were checking. nothing new on a. >>> all right. that's our report. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm dion lim. >> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, nick offerman, from "hustlers," keke palmer. this week in unnecessary censorship and music from brockhampton. and now, pipe down, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching and thank you for coming, and thank you for joining us on what was a day of a bombshell. you are going to want to sit down for this. you know what, i'm going to wait for the people at home to sit down, too. o

. >> clayton, thank you. >>> there are new developments after the dive boat fire. the sherifff saying they believe most of the victims likely dies of smoke inhalation. they were attempting to pull the boat to the surface and now believe it will take several days. >>> u.s. employers adding 230 jobs in august and describing it as quote modest growth. unemployment remaining unchanged at 3.7%. there's still much more ahead this friday. the american airlines jet sabotage and tonight a mechanic is under arrest. what we've learned. >>> 74-year-old mocking news tonight. she's a new mom. she gave birth to twins. e won climbing at a popular site in the park. a lot more news ahead on a friday night. i'll be right back. being here matters but the cold and flu keeps some students from being here up to 60 million days every year. introducing 'here for healthy schools' a new program from lysol, dedicated to curbing the spread of illness in classrooms by teaching healthy habits and partnering with a smart thermometer company. learn about our mission at lysol.com we're pretty diffe

good morning, clayton. >> reporter: and good morning, robin. we have reached the town of winnie but most of the town is cut off of the sheriff here tells me they have seen rain overnight. six inches per hour. these floodwaters are rising and rising fast. this morning, the remnants of tropical storm imelda drowning the small town of winnie east of houston. the local sheriff telling us even during hurricane harvey two years ago it wasn't as bad as this. >> it is absolutely horrible. we have homes and businesses and the hospital that never got water during harvey that now have water. we're evacuating the patients from the hospital. >> reporter: the storm also triggering a tornado overnight 20 miles east of houston in baytown. >> whoa, dude. there's a tornado literally next to me. >> reporter: ashley mendoza capturing this video of her close encounter while driving home. >> i just looked over, and that's when i saw it and i was like, oh, my gosh. >> reporter: the tornado leaving behind a trail of damage, trees snapped like sticks, structures torn a

clayton sandell is on the scene in murrieta, good morning, clayton. >> reporter: good morning, georgeu can see how much jeopardy these houses were in. this is where air tankers came swooping in dropping this red fire retardant everywhere all part of a desperate fight to stop the flames. this morning, a massive firefight coming within feet of homes in southern california. the blaze scorching close to 2,000 acres in riverside county 80 miles southeast of los angeles. a thick blanket of smoke and ash falling on nearby neighborhoods. more than 500 homes are evacuated, but retired l.a. county firefighter john samrin and his son refused to abandon this home despite nearly being surrounded engulfing the backyard. >> it was surreal. felt like it was a thousand-degree oven. it was crazy. >> reporter: cal fire coming to the rescue stopping flames just in time. across town firefighters sprinted from house to house desperately trying to keep the flames at bay. 800 firefighters on the ground and in the air. authorities say difficult terrain and constantly changing winds are making the fire an extr

to cover all americans estimated to cost t thirty y two trillion dollars or more over a decade but clayton accuse them of touting a plan of this too expensive to work. m my plan for health care costs a lot of money it costs seven hundred twelve forty billion dollars it doesn't cost thirty trillion dollars gun conontrol is a topic that's the candidates boldly agree on things but it was also a chance to o shine if a texanno role was the only candidate to advocate demanded tree buybacks of assault weapons a proposal that straw polls from the audiencece. hell yes we're gonna take our fifteen your a. k. forty. one of the most unexpected moments of the night was when julian castro called out to joe biden the contradicting himself in a question on healthcare. it was an embarrassing moment the blade in as the first time someone had made reference to the seventy six year old candidates age are you are you forgetting what t you. for two minutes ago. well this debate was fiery a than previous head to heads there was one thing all candidates could agree on and that was l. sting donald trump from the w

abc's clayton sandell is there. >> this water has shut down a number of streets here in galveston, and this part of texas is expecting another 10 inches of rain by the end of the week. >> reporter: in louisiana, winds whipped through baton rouge flipping these planes. meanwhile, forecasters are keeping a close eye on two other storms. hurricane humberto's powerful winds are slamming bermuda this morning snapping this palm tree in half, and in the open atlantic, tropical storm jerry is predicted to become a hurricane by today. it's expected to eventually curve north away from florida. and we'll take a closer look at the track of those storms in less than five minutes. >>> now to the airline mechanic accused of sabotaging an american airlines flight in miami. prosecutors have revealed he may have ties to isis. the family of the longtime mechanic refused to answer questions outside court wednesday. abc's trevor ault has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: an american airlines mechanic is being held without bond accused of sabotaging a passenger jet. 60-year-old abdul alani, a lo

doubts about whether in the state ag case will conclude the deal satisfies -- solution satisfies the clayton act, so i think there is a reasonable chance that the deal will end up being rejected. that is a very separate proposition, the. &a antitrust is very different than what do you do about the companies already perceived to be too big? google or facebook, and should those companies be should those companies be subjected to additional regulatory oversight? as much as that is an issue that is likely to energize an awful lot of people in washington as best we can tell, the tools available for breaking up those companies aren't terribly well-suited for breaking them up. and so, the idea that google or facebook is going to be broken up by antitrust warriors is a little hard to see, given our current antitrust laws. >> do you think that congress will overhaul the current antitrust laws, address the unique is this models of these companies? craig: i think to state the obvious for much of anything big to happen in congress, you would need to have a unified congress either a republican or democra

judge and the state ag case will conclude that that deal satisfies or that solution satisfies the claytonct and so i think there's a reasonable chance that that deal will end up being redacted. that's a very separate proposition. m and a driven antitrust is very separate from the what do you do for companies that are already perceived to be too big, google or facebook and should those companies be either subjected to additional regulatory oversight or alternatively even broken up. truth be told, as much as that is an issue that is likely to energize an awful lot of people in washington the best we can tell the tools available for bringing up the companies aren't terribly well-suited for picking them up and so the idea that google or facebook is going to be broken up by antitrust warriors is a little hard to see given our current antitrust la laws. >> guest: do you think congress will overhaul the current laws to address the unique business model those companies have? >> guest: to state the obvious, for much of anything big to happen in congress, you would need to have a unified congress r

this is mount diabolo, clayton is picking up and dublin picked up a .09. that is brian.a, we're feeling the change of the seasons for sure. the rain just turned briefly moderate here. santa clara is where he is. the system is holding together. give it credit. a general rain. some isolated cells are heavy and went across emeryville and concord and bay point and another one went to san ramon. there is still some moving to napa county. so we're not completely done. but we're winding down to the north till later. fog and drizzle, the first rain of the season and the cooler and unstable air may fire up some activity to the north and east. the breeze will be around. do you west in livermore at 16 miles an hour. along this front, this is in the ac sacramento valley. 60s, 70s on the temperatures and we're looking for a cool and breezy pattern. we could get some rain to the north and then it looks warmer and dryer. >>> with weather here, a good time to remind you for the weather app. it is a free app. >>> a deadly collision between two boats on the delta. >>> thousands of united

. >> reporter: before they hop into the haunt there are rehearsals with creative director clayton lawrence>> this scene is a setup for the next scene. so we'll go full out. >> aaa! >> reporter: and they are still hiring up to the event that begins next friday. if you're into this sort of thing. in santa clara, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> why didn't ian get in there and try to scare people? >> they're still hiring. >> what about -- >> william our production assistant, he's there. >> i wonder if i could do it on my dinner break. >> you can. >> yeah, why not? >> if you're gone for a week, we'll know where you've gone. >> you guys ever go to those? it's like you know it's fake and you're still like so scared. i think we're doing pretty good after some showers this morning we're beginning to clear on out and it's going to set us up for some changes. let's bring into that microclimate forecast tonight and get you all ready to go for thursday. and i thought we'd start off with a satellite radar picture to show you where that rainfall is headed. and it's moving well off to the east. we had a t

fourth inning, takes clayton kershaw downtown. his second career homer.is is almost a grand slam. settles for a two-run double off the wall here, and it's 3-1 giants. you can see why the giants are so excited about this kid. three rbis. giants win 5-4. how about the sharks, opening up training camp in a week. joe thornton back for his 15th season. gets a one-year for $2 million. jumbo joe had 16 goals and 35 assists last season for the sharks. abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. dan, you were checking. nothing new on you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. >>> all right. that's our report. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm dion lim. right now on jimmy kimmel, >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." festival go e-goers gather gathr to -- >> watch this sky lantern launch. >> but sparks fly. >>> ma

situation we were finding for an older economy and cash flow, we are finding things the other way >> jay claytongave his view of the debate >> there are a lot of people operating in private markets very good at understanding how companies perform. are the rules not as rigorous as public markets of course not. we know lots of people who have operated in private markets for decades and delivered outside returns and put management teams through the same rigor of the public markets >> it is a big day for apple the company has opened the door to the flagship store on regent street apple iphone 11 debuts a day after the latest huawei phone. what have you heard there? >> reporter: we've seen a steady line of customers come in since the doors opened about 50 people were waiting some spent the night to get in at 9:00 a.m. most are telling me they are excited about the 11 pro or the pro max. those have three cameras they have faster processors, more durable screens they know they are not 5g phones that has been what we have heard from some saying are apple going to be behind competitors they say they are

black diamond at 1600 feet, that's above clayton. flag has been canceled of the in the north bay with that northerly component. heat advisory is out until 11:00. 90s and hundreds today, all way above average, some close to record highs today. probably oakland, san francisco and san josi with the best opportunity, within a degree of the record. strong high to the north with a north northeast breeze and temperatures in the 50s, 60s and 70s. much cooler weather is on the way tomorrow and sweeps in for the entire area. highs in the 70s after we y it' hundreds. the cooling begins tomorrow. >>> thank you. a reverse in poteli violence between rival gang members. later this hour, the changes underway at state prisons to try and increase safety for all inmates. and alexa, could you help me find a job? that's coming up. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want t

all of the e-mails and all the evidence, we don't know why the nsa has provided us 33000 missing, claytonls and why that is not available for the american people. this has been attributable without question over the course of three years for the american people for this president and it is time to act like a public servant instead of a bunch of leaders who are having a secret handshake, it's obscene what is happening in this country and people will not acknowledge that. >> i don't have any of problem acknowledging the market people deserve absolute transparency especially on how the investigations were started and how the president was added to the investigation and the special counsel, i think is all questions and we need to have answers. some of this, you either accept what has been laid out -- and this is what bill barr biggest challenges, restoring the trust and the department of justice. >> every question, every american should put on the table. do we agree? >> this is one of the things i've been calling for a long, and pushing for. in asking the same exact questions, when bill barr

bimbo explosion and i said senator mcgovern, what do you think about all these women coming up for clayton and he said to me, is helping him. and i think it's true. they take what they want and they have the choice of women and they are leaders. that's how this is reading all these women come forward and is more like alexander the great, he's like the great kennedy, clinton, jefferson, a mark of a leader in many peoples eyes to see him taking what he wants. >> to watch the rest of the interview visit our website booktv.org. search for carol or the title of her book, what do we need men for using the search box at the top of ther page. >> elaine white is the author of this book, the women's power this elaine weiss what was it like? >> this was a sleepy southern city in the middle of summer, the legislator is usually in recess, it is a time when you drink tea and sit on your porch.

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