. >> another fun moment, warriors superstar was a guest on pate and eli manning. steph got a good laugh and said his mom made him wear all the pads he could fiend. there is a laugh there. pick the right sport. i would say steph did. he looks good in a sports uniform. we will continue in a little bit. >> i couldn't see him because of all the pads. >> safety first for steph. >> totally. chris, thank you. fleet week kicked off today. more than a million people are expected to come to san francisco for the festivities. a free concerts today featured a navy band performance. blue angels will tear across the sky friday, saturday and sunday. a ran in san francisco is one of the pilots. he became a blue angels peelt last year. we have you covered with all of the fleet week fun going on this weekend. you can find the full schedule on our website abc7news.com. >> just ahead, kidnapped in merced. four family members disappear from a local business. the urgent manhunt tonight as new photo to haves suspect begin to emerge. >> the question you'll be asked when you renew your en

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. >> another fun moment, warriors superstar was a guest on pate and eli manning. steph got a good laugh and said his mom made him wear all the pads he could fiend. there is a laugh there. pick the right sport. i would say steph did. he looks good in a sports uniform. we will continue in a little bit. >> i couldn't see him because of all the pads. >> safety first for steph. >> totally. chris, thank you. fleet week kicked off today. more than a million people are expected to come to san francisco for the festivities. a free concerts today featured a navy band performance. blue angels will tear across the sky friday, saturday and sunday. a ran in san francisco is one of the pilots. he became a blue angels peelt last year. we have you covered with all of the fleet week fun going on this weekend. you can find the full schedule on our website abc7news.com. >> just ahead, kidnapped in merced. four family members disappear from a local business. the urgent manhunt tonight as new photo to haves suspect begin to emerge. >> the question you'll be asked when you renew your en

. >>> we showed that you clip from the manning cast as the former nfl qb duo peyton and eli manning returnk hiatus. they had a good guest when they returned. former president barack obama. he jound the brothers during the first quarter where we learned about the former president's golf outing with peyton manning. >> eli, i was nervous. big crowd on the first tee. there is no mulligans allowed at rivera the first tee. the president gets up. strikes one down the middle. i get up, cold top it into the dune down below. he pardoned the first shot. presidential ruling, i'm giving peyton manning a mulligan. thank you for that, mr. president. that was nice of you. >> i didn't feel bad for you. i thought you were, you know, high stakes performer. and -- >> believe me. i was a little shocked by that. >> i would rather throw four interceptions on national tv than do what i did front of you. >> turn now to the nhl and a new iron man in las vegas. phil kessel tide the lead record for consecutive games played when he took the ice for the golden knights. the victory over the toronto maple leafs marked th

. >> trace: eli manning having fun in their commentary with bobby wegner, registered on a fan who invadedh a smoke bomb. police report for leveling him. to debate the big question here, is it legal? bring in civil rights attorney robert pattillo and washington time legal affairs alec sawyer and i think the whole concept here is there is a couple of different sides here. it's not a strong case but i want to play what bobby wegner said and i'll get your thoughts. >> it's behind me. can't really focus on it. i'm more concerned about the security guard that was hers trying to tase him and the people that was... we don't know what that is. you just got to do what he's got to do. >> do you think he's in any trouble at all here? >> people have to remember that because this is a sporting event they do not give you free reign. when someone invades the work space, may have a nice thing about monica salas, this tennis player who stabbed the security guard who was injured, the individual, however may be facing criminal charges. >> the supporters of the animal rights activists call this, a blatant ass

--evo rt.jobina:arriorstarephene broadcast with peyton and eli manning.hey showed a picture of him playing peewee football. he said that his mom made him wear all of the pads that they could find. you can definitely tell when gets down to the knees. it looks like he picked the right sport in the end. kumasi: whatever or whoever you decide to dress up so stay in character because that is what one kid in kentucky dead. he was dressed as -- jobina: oh no. kumasi: he was dressed as michael miles -- michael myers for any event at the louisville zoo that he stayed true to character. he fell over the whole hay bale and set i am getting back up. drew: he pops right back up. jobina: halloween in louisville is really fun, people go hard. drew: and i am back and i am still coming. favori mone of my all-time the orrom the ' love it so much. cus-pocus 2 1." drew: you know when you make a promise and you are like -- jobina: look at you. kumasi: you are a man of integrity. drew: the hard part is not looking at the spoilers online. jobina: are there spoilers? drew: peopl

. >> the president also tweeted, thanks to peyton and eli manning to have me on the podcast, it's alwaysatch the game with a couple of other retired guys. don't forget to register to vote at iwill.com. what are people saying? >> we were talking about debates becoming obsolete. here is a tweet from one of our our viewers, unfortunately, the rate of debates changed in the trump arabic some voters are no longer interested in intellectual conversations and the truth from candidates. >> interesting. we have another one about this topic saying, i would agree that most voters have already decided which candidate they prefer. it is unlikely that the debates will cause viewers to switch sides. however, the debates might be just enough motivation to get the slackers to show up to the polls. >> that's interesting. we haven't thought about that, it might motivate people. okay, this is about the aliens and ufos. here is what one of our viewers says. after checking us out, including our tv and radio transmissions, the aliens likely chose to stay away and leave us alone. i can't blame them. i like that

so peyton and eli manning on their manningcast actually broke that down. >> there he goes -- yeah. >>re he is. there he is, yes, yes! >> that's what we're talking about. >> wagner. >> love it. veteran, get him down, now get out and let these guys take over. >> after the game wagner wasn't making a play. just trying to keep the player safe. in all seriousness, it puts people at enormous, enormous risk. not something you like to give pub lincety to. >>> five weeks to go before midterms with control of congress in the balance a new poll is raising questions about what voters care about the most and who they trust to handle those issues the most. with me now, a man i trust. the absolute most. >> i trust you, too. >> cnn kdata reporter harry enten. asking, what's the most important issue to you. >> this is a mammoth university poll came out yesterday. shared this, executive power, interesting here. look, top of the list, extremely or very important 82% said inflation. not surprising. crime. look at that. 72% way up there. second most important issue for the federal government to address an

. >> 6.39 and it wasn't on live national broadcast tv unless you're watching a peyton and eli manningthey ran this crazy tackle at levi rams linebacker. actually 2 of them just tackle this guy who went on to the field with a pink smoke bomb to protest for animal right. this is during the forty-niners game kron four's justin campbell has more. this animal rights activists trying to get the message across during live tv by running across the field but ended up tackled to the ground by an nfl player. bobby wagner take somebody out which is. >> thought was kind of cool to see kron. 4 reached out to the city who operates the stadium and forty-niners management but need are common in on how they will enhanced security. but legal experts, stephen clark says la rams bobby wagner shouldn't have tackled a fan. have this resulted in a severe injury to the fan? >> clearly there would have been us a civil lawsuit here. and bobby wagner possibly could have been brought up on criminal charges. park says the nfl needs to adopt a policy for players for these type of incidents. lawyers need to be told

. >>> hey, everyone, i'm peyton manning. [ cheers and applause ] >> and, yeah, and i'm eli man, his brother think they know we're brothers because of the same last name. >> oh, yeah. >> now, this is our "manningcast," where we do live analysis of what's already played on tv. normally we do it during "monday night football." >> but tonight's not monday. it's saturday. >> great insight, eli. >> yeah, so instead of football, we decided to check out the season premiere of "snl." >> there are a lot of changes at the show which would be exciting. let's see what they spent the entire summer coming up with. >> okay. we got this shot of mar-a-lago. >> oh, good. trump stitch. >> mr. president, as your lawyer, i don't think we should be hiding during a hurricane. >> actually, it's the safest place ef on been in two years. no lawyers, no fbi. i'm in my happy place. >> a few guests wanted to say hello, mr. president. >> please, call me current president. >> okay. welcome back. 33 past the hour. republicans are abandoning their crusade to repeal the affordable care act. none of the republican senate nomi

of resolving the conflict and ukraine have recently been emerging, including from tycoon ely must, the business man posted a number of tweets, advancing proposals that rub up against the current western norris. so let's take a look. the tech magnet proposed to redo the recent referendums under united nations supervision. he also wants crimea acknowledged as historically a part of russia, which it was since $1783.00, and also that ukraine's neutral status be guaranteed at musk. drew attention to russia, to sing that key of songs, no chance in the current conflict. and therefore, peace must be sought while a space, ex funders tweet spark debates on the social media platform. but the ukranian response was by far the most heated, the former ukraine and buster to germany didn't mince words, responding very on diplomatically to mr. must proposal over people voting for the future of don boss. here we have presidente landscape posting his own poll asking the public if they would rather have an elan must support russia or ukraine. let's take a look now. have people reacted to the proposals put forward after

elie is charged with -- imposing his own legal and philosophical views of how civil society ought to function. that's just in the opening pages of "hatchet man." a conference of indictment of barr's's indictment and describe the book as a convincing account. on a more forward-looking note elie do with this book with suggestions for post-barr reform which i'm sure he will get to in a minute. elie moving conversation with omar jimenez a "cnn" correspondent based in chicago. elie and omar and the floor is yours. >> thank you. it are t shaded and elie great o see you. elie, great to see you. >> thank you. we have never met in. person but we become fast friends plate coveringie abound and thing would you hearing and what you think of this? i think you are such a talented person and he stuck with my classes and connected so well so thanks for doing that. >> thanks for having me and for. everyone that's here i am in this conversation mainly because it's rare that you have a book that of course is a text cover to cover but also continues into the world as we move forward in the a very relevant form and bil barr continues after his time as attorney g

man." now, , the key thing to know abt elie, the aspect of his background is the highlights in his book is his experience as a prosecutor. he served 14 years as one, first at the federal level in the southern district of new york from 2004-2012, and at the state level in the new jersey division of criminal justice from 2012-2016. he states he says is a served as a legal analyst for cnn, hosts a podcast and he works a special counsel at a law firm, advising on investigations and trial strategy. but it's his time as a prosecutor that he draws on for his book using stories from that time to highlight lessons he learned about the norms and principles of law enforcement. lessons that he says bill barr himself weighed would ad had ever been a prosecutor. to say elie has a lower guard -- low regard for help bill barr performed under donald trump is an understatement. elie excoriates bar for a range of sense charging him with line, acting as a political partisan and posing his own legal and philosophical views on a civil society to function. that's just in the opening pages of "hatchet man." publi

man himself? he la musk and twitter while eli mosque is now the man in charge, he doesn't have to answer to shareholders who will be getting a hefty pay out. ah, and he can make his vision a reality or attempt to any ways he had until friday to finalize the $44000000000.00 deal. he tried to get out of it back in july, claiming that the board had not revealed the full extent of spam accounts. on twitter, stocks had also fallen quite considerably at that point as well, and twitter sued him to go through with the deal. a court had given him the deadline of friday to wrap things up or go to trial and wrap it up. he did so now he is the man in charge and papers have been filed to formally remove the company from stock markets and make it a private company. and chris, and we have a bit of a more of a sense about whether or not controversial figures will be allowed back on the platform. obviously we've been focusing our attention on wall donald trump. we're looking at homes above a right well ellen musk has made no secret that he wants to roll back some of the restrictions on the platform. he's said in the pas

manning-cast" last night. you were with peyton and eli. o come up there to see my mother. [ laughter ] tony dorsett drove a white van. he sold fish out the back of that van. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i feel like -- previous appearances on this show, we looked it up, you've claimed that charlton heston was your biological father. [ laughter ] and john cousteau was your biological father. [ laughter ] >> no, it was an accident, it came out that it was tony. >> jimmy: i see. the dna tests revealed it was tony? >> i love being with eli and his brother. they father, archie, was the one. he got two sons that won super bowl rings. i call him not even archie manning, i call him super sperm. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm sure he'd appreciate the nickname. >> super sperm. >> jimmy: i saw a picture of you with the mayor, eric adams. he was giving you -- what was he presenting you with there. >> that right there -- i got it may 24th, the rest of my life, in new york city is tracy morgan day. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tracy morgan day proclaimed by ne

autopsy results for eli mcclain, a young black man who died during a police encounter in 2019, showst he actually died from a lethal dose of ketamine. a sedative given to him by paramedics. the autopsy report concluded that the paramedics gave him, quote, higher dose than recommended for his weight. three officers and two paramedics are currently facing charges for his death. a former police officer in texas has been acquitted on murder charges following the shooting of jonathan price two years ago. civil rights attorney, lee merritt, who represents the price family, says, he will appeal the doj to the doj, to bring federal criminal charges against the officers. and the white house another conference on hunger, nutrition, and health for the first time in over five decades. president biden revealed his national plan to end hunger and increase healthy eating, and physical activity by the year of 2030. monday is my birthday, but my real attention will be on tuesday, when the supreme court hears this voting case. we must really look and see if this conservative court will take race out o

but critics question whether one man should have so much power over public debate. let that sink in. this is how eli mosque walked into twitters headquarters in san francisco. with the grandiose gesture, the world's richest man signal to employees and users, it may be the end of twitter as day. know it. in a tweet addressed to advertisers on a platform must claimed the acquisition was not aimed at making him more money. musk told advertisers that his goal was to counter political polarization in traditional media. he set the polarization, had now spread to social media, and that he wanted to preserve twitter as a space for dialog. the reason i acquired twitter is because it is important to the future of civilization to have a common digital town square, where a wide range of beliefs can be debated in a healthy manner. and ambitious goal and in mosques own words, one with a very real possibility of failure. the serial inter printers bold moves, don't come as a surprise to analyst, but his exact vision for the platform is still somewhat unclear. you have to grab that, he's a visionary, and that he's d

the young man shot and killed has been identified. officials say eli mine was one of 4 people shot after fight broke out near the campus early saturday morning. mata was studying ministry at the pacific school of religion and was involved in the master of divinity program there. officials with the school say they are sending prayers to the family. >> san jose state university students took part in the students against assault rally in front of tower hall today. this comes as the department of justice is on campus to interview students about ongoing concern over assault and harassment. the students say reports of abuse were repeatedly brought to the attention of school leaders, but they say no action was taken back in may. the department of justice announced that the university's title 9 office where students and faculty can report and gender discrimination or misconduct was in violation of federal law, not taking any action against these claims. >> we have people in a position that is literally their job to help an advocate for people and they're not.

we look eli lilly up half a president, i would have thought kevin, kevin man from henion asset managementd think this would be a hit because so many people are concerned with diabetes. >> so many people are concerned with health care in general coming out of the covid-19 pandemic. we should remember health care is one of the best performing sectors historically when the economy slows down up through and threw recessions. two-ways to access the health care sector, liz. one through pharmaceutical companies like eli lilly, merck, bristol-myers squibb. but also biotech. we're seeing noticeable pickup in activity since may of this year. that is another way the investors can play the health care sector with more potential. liz: so many biotechs plummeted in price over the past several months. you happen to to axiom. >> sure, it is 32 billion-dollar small cap bio deck company. they provide therapeutics to treat very rare central nervous system disorders. that 2 billion market cap what companies like merck and pfizer look to acquire if they have a drug fda level two or 3 approval status. look at

eli. we have the traditional broadcast, and now the mannings. we'll have all your reaction tonight after, at 11:00 after all the great programming on abc 7. a lot of good things happening tonight, starting with the football game. >> chris is totally in his element out there. >> chris, many thanks. >> now to dustin dorsey, live with fans tailgating outside levi's stadium. >> good toachg you both. niners may be coming off a loss last weekend. you couldn't tell when you were talking to fans earlier that afternoon. they are amped up. they are fired up. they are ready for some "monday night football." of course why wouldn't they be? they have their biggest rivals in town and when you're playing that team from down south it's a whole different ballgame. when the lights are bright like they are at levi stadium tonight, there's one question that comes to mind. >> i got a question for you faithful. are you ready for some football? [cheers and applause] >> there's something special about west coast primetime games. the sun is just setting. the air is cris

yeah, you don't like the business side of this, but, but i suppose eli must, doesn't really mind. he's the richest man on earth. it doesn't really matter to him whether he's overpaid for twitter, right. all like when you are the rich person, the world, you can do that and i think now it's all going to be about. you also have other investors involved. you need to bring advertisers back onto the platform, and twitter has been a disaster for the last 45 years. so it, when it comes to much balancing all this is really going to be the focus and you're trying to cut, potentially 30 me being 50 percent of the the workforce. and that's, that's going to be some difficult days ad for twitter. but it comes down to the shareholders, it to pop the champagne moment, give in what they ultimately got from must give us one prediction for musk era, twitter that maybe we're not thinking of right now. we're all focused on freedom of speech. what are we not thinking of? i think it's more that we chat model in china that sealed to my goal to get there. but that's going to be 23 years down the road for now. i, there's gonna

. >>> the manning cats, meanwhile, former president obama joined peyton and eli.house after their super bowl win. >> i have to say that both of you guys were gentlemen. there were some silverware missing after that visit. but we could -- we couldn't directly trace it to you. >> tom brady, meanwhile, says there's no chance he's going to quit on the bucs. tampa is 3-4 to start the season. the worst start brady has ever had. they're tied for first in the nfc south. brady says they're not giving up. >> i said last week that there's no immediate retirement in my future. there was a retirement in my past, but i moved on from that. but certainly not. i've never -- i made a commitment to this team and i love this team and i love this organization. i told them in march i was playing and i've never quit on anything in my life. >>> finally, a pair of envnfl officials are under investigation after they appeared to ask buccaneers receiver mike evans for his autograph after the game. shannon quick shot the incident in the stadium tunnel as the players exited the field. league r

stone has more about the man and how his death his inspiring calls for change. reporter: the 29-year-olds who went by eli was killed in last saturday's early morning burglary shooting. family and friends say he was studying ministry at the pacific school of religion, involved in the master of divinity program. >> he was a mentor in the simoni and -- samoan community. my thoughts are with the family that has been ripped apart by the census active violence. reporter: he was one of four people shot when a fight or cow. he was the only person killed. some one who was very active, tuesday night numerous people called into the berkeley city council meeting upset over what they say is just the latest recent case of violence near the uc berkeley campus. >> students are still walking to class where bloodstains are on the sidewalk. what immediate action should be done? when are you increasing officers? >> we cannot wait until another person is murdered. >> the bass shooting was unacceptable. it is a serious wake-up call. the streets of berkeley are not safe. >> police chief jennifer lewis is the department is doin

stone has more about the man and how his death his inspiring calls for change. reporter: the 29-year-olds who went by eli was killed in last saturday's early morning burglary shooting. family and friends say he was studying ministry at the pacific school of religion, involved in the master of divinity program. >> he was a mentor in the simoni and -- samoan community. my thoughts are with the family that has been ripped apart by the census active violence. reporter: he was one of four people shot when a fight or cow. he was the only person killed. some one who was very active, tuesday night numerous people called into the berkeley city council meeting upset over what they say is just the latest recent case of violence near the uc berkeley campus. >> students are still walking to class where bloodstains are on the sidewalk. what immediate action should be done? when are you increasing officers? >> we cannot wait until another person is murdered. >> the bass shooting was unacceptable. it is a serious wake-up call. the streets of berkeley are not safe. >> police chief jennifer lewis is the department is doin

man killed in a shooting last week. a vigil held for 29-year-old --. known those close to him as eli. he was one of four people shot after a fight broke out near the uc berkeley campus. he was the only person killed. his death is hitting the samoan community hard. he was studying ministry and was a mentor to several younger samoans in san lorenzo. dan: we turn now to washington and major developments from the house committee investigation of the january 6 insurrection on the capital. a historic move from the committee, voting unanimously to subpoena donald trump to testify. new details on how house speaker nancy pelosi was dealing with the riot behind the scenes. >> we've got to get proceedings. dan: the house committee aired video that showed pelosi at the capitol on january 6 where lawmakers were certifying the 2020 election results. cnn aired more footage tonight, shot by pelosi's daughter. in one scene, pelosi watches trumps speech to supporters in which he said he would go to the capital with them. pelosi fires back, i've been waiting for this. i'm going to punch him out and i'm

man killed in a shooting last week. a vigil held for 29-year-old --. known those close to him as eli.one of four people shot after a fight broke out near the uc berkeley campus. he was the only person killed. his death is hitting the samoan community hard. he was studying ministry and was a mentor to several younger samoans in san lorenzo. dan: we turn now to washington and major developments from the house committee investigation of the january 6 insurrection on the capital. a historic move from the committee, voting unanimously to subpoena donald trump to testify. new details on how house speaker nancy pelosi was dealing with the riot behind the scenes. >> we've got to get proceedings. dan: the house committee aired video that showed pelosi at the capitol on january 6 where lawmakers were certifying the 2020 election results. cnn aired more footage tonight, shot by pelosi's daughter. in one scene, pelosi watches trumps speech to supporters in which he said he would go to the capital with them. pelosi fires back, i've been waiting for this. i'm going to punch him out and i'm going to

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court attacks on the rights of non-hetero white man, i think that case is also likely to come down 6-3 in favor of the bigotry this woman proposes. amy: elie mystal, we will come back to you as we look at the supreme court term. the nation's justice correspondent and author of the best-selling book "allow me to retort: a black guy's guide to the constitution." we will link to your article "the supreme court returns on monday, stronger and more terrible than ever." next up, we look at the former french colony of burkina faso, which just saw a second military coup in year. what does the u.s. military have to do with it? stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "les vautours" by abdoulaye cissÉ. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. for the second time this year, a military coup has occurred in the african nation of burkina faso. a group of army officers led by captain ibrahim traorÉ seized power on friday, ousting another military officer, lieutenant colonel paul-henri damiba, who had led the country since a coup in january. on saturday, protesters attacked the french embassy where some had believed

man who was shot and killed right near uc berkeley. over the weekend. family and friends will come together in san lorenzo to remember eli moustapha 29 year olds loved ones say he was a mentor in the samoan community. three other men were also hurt in that shooting. police say no arrests have been made, and they are asking anyone with information about the case to contact the police department. teammate tension for the first time since punching a teammate at practice . draymond green is back with the warriors last week, video surfaced of him and jordan's pool going face to face before green ended that confrontation with his fist. ktvu henry lee. it was at practice today and heard from green and henry joins us now live from the chase center with the details, henry. julie draymond. green says he doesn't want to dwell on the past and he has goals moving forward. he says he's eager to play and he wants to make sure this team has good camaraderie. we had a great practice draymond green, speaking out after returning of the warriors following his infamous punching of a teammate, he was asked what he'd been doing while away. it

eli parker, yes. so getting back to your first question, so, documents and preservation, it is all key to the time period. one of the reasons the man from a patient proclamation is so faded, one of the reasons that the declaration, if you go to the rotunda at the national archives in d.c., the declaration of independence is very faded. that is because it was in the state department at the end of the 19th century, almost in their break room. damage, smoke damage. it was almost loved too much. and so then various preservation things, time period, they are doing the best they can with the science at that time. so the alaska check that i showed, that was laminated. that was laminated probably in the 1950s, because that was a big preservation technique in the 1950s. it almost looked like a faded menu that you would get at a diner. [laughs] that was removed. our lab remove that laminate and probably five or six years ago. and it was literally going from, like, a tv is set in 1952 and hd version of a tv set today, the colors popped. it was totally different document once you remove the lemonade shun. so that's a great question. it depends