now, ron elliot is well known for diving for sea urchin.e biologists tell abc7 news that this is prime season for sharks with a population sma estimated at 100. elliot is featured in a film called "near miss" in which he talks about his love of diving with sharks and never being attacked. this time he was while he filmed under water. he was able to control the bleeding and was picked up by a boat that happened to be nearby. that boat took him closer to shore. the coast guard then transferred him to stanford medical center, a process that took about 1 hour and 43 minutes. marine biologists do a lot of research out there, although i'm told they tend to stay aboard boats and don't dive into the ocean as ron elliot routinely did. now, elliot has been treated here at stanford medical center. he's being released. and he has declined to do any interviews. at stanford, david louie, abc7 news. >> thank goodness he's okay. >>> look at this. just a gorgeous day and sunset around the bay area. take a look at the amazing sunset we saw from our east bay

>> reporter: you can see that ron elliot has been a very lucky man over the years. over 30 years he's been diving off the farallons looking at sharks and doing documentary femme ims and he's never used a cage. but his luck changed today. sky 7 was already here at stanford medical center when elliot was brought by coast guard helicopter to the facility for treatment after he was bitten by a white shark on the right hand. now, elliot was air lifted by the coast guard after the sha at 11:00 this morning. you see his right hand bandaged and elevated to reduce bleeding. he was able to walk on his own without the use of a gurney. someone was there by his side. an indication he did have enough wits about him as well as enough strength to bypass using a gurney. ron elliot is well known for diving for sea urchin and doing underwater documentary work on the sharks. marine biologists say this is a big time for sharks. in "near miss" elliot talks about his love of diving with the sharks and never being bitten. he was able to control the bleeding and was picked up by a boat in t

ro elliot is known for diving for sea urchin. this is prime season for sharks with the population estimated at under 100. now, elliot is featured in the film "near miss" in which he talks about his love of diving with the sharks and never being attacked. this time he was. bitten on the wrist and forearm while he was under water. he was picked up by a boat that was in the vicinity. the coast guard then held continuered him about an hour and 450 minu minutes later. biologists don't dive into the waters as ron elliot does routinely. we are waiting to hear from stanford medical center about his official condition, although we're told that he will be discharged from the facility within the hour. and he has declined to talk to reporters. his luck certainly ran out today, but he is also very lucky in the regard he did not have any life threatening injuries. we are live at stanford medical center. david louis, abc 7 news. >> thank you. that happened in the red triangle. the points are the farallon islands to the north. this is a hunting

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joining us is former deputy assistant attorney general elliot williams.e can put back up that ad. this says bring back the death penalty. bring back our police just to show that donald trump is consistent over time. he hasn't changed at all. he made a statement way late. fast forward to october of 2016. this was donald trump's statement about the central park five. this is him as a presidential candidate. they admitted they were guilty. the fact that the case was settled with so much evidence against them was outrageous. that is donald trump still saying the central park five were still guilty. so donald trump and due process really haven't met. >> i know exonerated. but i think they got a $41 million settlement. so the courts have blessed their position on this. so there are all kinds of inconsistencies with how the president of united states treats due process and people's entitlement of due process. immigration, the entire immigration policy of this administration has been about restricting and limiting due process. frankly, involving mostly black and

that's my point. >> dana: something that elliot abrams said.thing government that thinks they can't survive thoughtful criticism deems itself shaky indead. >> that's why they're called despits. take criticism and deal with criticism. which makes a democracy thrive and be free. these despotic nations are stuck by their medieval ways. >> dana: capitol hill is getting nervous. they want votes on turkey and saudi arabia. the relationship is strained, but the president of the united states has to manage that. this idea that steve mnuchin is planning to go to the conference. those are big decisions. >> they have to say he's going. at some point once the white house gets proof, it's the hard decision the president will make what steps do we take to punish saudi arabia without going too far that is a hard line to drive. there's one person responsible for u.s. saudi relationship, it's the president. he cannot ruin saudi relations over this. >> dana: fascinating topic. ari, have a good weekend. and kanye west getting slammed for his white house visit. do

former deputy advisor to bush 43 elliot abrams. elliot, good to have you back. >> good to be here. neil: let me ask you on the intelligence people are combing through. we're all it is all turkish-based. in other words, all sources i read, say according to turkish authorities, turkish authorities, there is no double sourcing on that. in other words no one else is able to confirm what the turks are saying. should i worry about that? >> well we may have some intelligence much our own that you and i don't know about, that would be nice but looks as if the saudis will accept some responsibility here. they may blame it on some intelligence guy. looks like they will not dispute the basic notion that he went into the saudi consulate in istanbul and never came out alive. neil: now the issue, assuming that is the case, what do we do in response? we were showing the markets before, you're far too erudite to get caught up in investor swings day-to-day, but they seem to discount this will a big deal for the global economy or the global markets. evidence of a comeback in saudi stocks and maybe t

elliot is an experienced diver and t arm. she doing >>> in resnse to t administration's plans to roll back recognition of transgender people. the directive expands gender and self-identifiers on all city forums and applications. they will also get gender identity training. more than 6,000 san francisco identify as a gender different from the one assigned at birth. >>> nbc is feeling the heat the morning, the backlash from comments she made about black face for halloween from colleagues, celebrities and her boss. >>> hard to believe the rain season already started. remember that first storm we had? it soaked the north bay. even you are falling below average. not nearly as bad as oakland, san jose. i would love to tell you i have rain but i really have a lot of warm weather. that means i >>> welcome back. thanks for sticking around. here is a time lapse i put together from our tower cam showing how slow the burnoff of the clouds have been for the last couple of hours. it is accelerating rapidly. the ground is warming the air an

there were only two more, fox host sean hannity, and a prominent trump donor and gop official named elliotrady. >> brady, a wealthy financier, and it was reported they helped arrange another hush money payment, in this case, to a playboy play mate who said she got pregnant by elliot brady. >> brady agreed to pay that model $1.56 million to stay silent about their affair. >> it's very similar to karen's and daniel's cases, in which a payment was made to keep embarrassing information out of the public eye. >> cohen struck the deal with the model's attorney, keith davidson, that's the same davidson representing karen and stormy daniels. mcdoug jb al, daniels, and busshard all allege he was working in collusion with cohen and against their interests. davidson denies those claims. just weeks after the fbi raid on his home and office with a legal pressure on michael cohen building, he invoked his fifth amendment right in stormy's other lawsuit, the one against trump and michael cohen to invalidate her nda, and in a live call to "fox & friends" on april 26th, the president was still defending coh

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and they would have made sure that they made that deadline. >> elliot williams, what do you make of - like the decisive moment here and again, that vote about 45 minutes away now. we'll see if there's some unforeseen surprise. it looks like the decisive moment in this confirmation battle is going to be that speech that susan collins delivered. she made the point that she listened to dr. blasey ford and she said, you know, she believed that something had happened to her, but she said she had not been presented with any evidence that whatever had happened had been done by brett kavanaugh. and therefore, she felt the benefit of the doubt in that sense was essentially owed to him procedurally. that seems to be the argument that push her over the top. >> that is such a problematic line of reasoning for her to engage in. what she and a number of her colleagues have done and let's not put this all on susan collins. more than half of the united states senate is endorsing either this behavior or as was discussed just a moment ago, this conduct, this partisanship from judge kavanaugh. and so on

the sound of such as the bang is the last thing i remember when i feigned a minute the explosion elliot or me to pieces it knocked me off my feet and threw me to the ground honestly i was unconscious for at least ten minutes maybe when i finally came to i saw a coworker lying on his study if your call his hands were blown off and the foreman was injured he was and screaming for help but i didn't hear the job of. railway work a drug or mission chest returned for the first time in six years to the place where two of his colleagues were killed and three others were wounded when a landmine blew up. was it just so i still feel awful because two of my coworkers were killed here it was terrible. it's even more overgrown here than it was before you know there could still be mines here but for me the fear has passed i have that fear for a long time and used to get terrible nightmares. drago spent three years in a physical therapy program he still can't do heavy physical labor. at the railway station he pays his respects at a memorial to the workers who were killed he himself still has shrapnel f

jane elliot. jaz.puff i kind of take a of their books. >> now this is important.e? that's where i got my first kiss. >> reporter: he is now bringing that good will to his beloved hometown. his real estate venture, buy back the block, buys up homes in his old, gentrifying neighborhood, and flips them into affordable residential spaces. >> this is bankhead seafood, we're going to rebuild it. with as much growth and opportunity that's going on in my community, we refuse to be left behind. you had a good day? all right, man, y'all be good. >> reporter: now, 15 years after trap music first came out, tip is releasing his ninth studio album "dime trap" which is out right now. >> this is two chains exhibit. he donated this car to us, let us use it. >> reporter: in his old neighborhood he's opened up a popup trap museum, homage to the genre. >> over here, this is gucci man's exhibit. an actual crack house, if you will. >> looks like there's weed, not crack. >> well, actually -- >> oh, it's both. >> crack there. at least simulated. >> this is not real crack? >> this is not

and later dak prescott and ezekiel elliot mimicked mcgregor's billionaire strut when they made touchdownsre was plenty of strutting: cowboys beat the jaguars 40 to 7. ( darya ) the warriors take on the thunder in their first regular season game tomorrow night.. that's when they'll start playing for real..their losses to the lakers meant nothing.. here's a peak at the game friday night in san jose. the biggest moment of interest was when curry and demarcus cousins briefly stepped away from the bench area to see about a tiff on the court. they didn't get suspended. nothin to see here. move along. ( darya )let's get something straight, kevin hart is a short man, but he cannot fit in to a baby's jersey. d-wade gave him this tiny jersey and of course the jokes started immediately.. ( darya )kevin has a 10 month old baby.. it's for his son. hart is 5 foot 4.. so he'd wear my size.. probably a 2. whatever that is for men. ( darya ) prince harry's going to need an even smaller jersey.. he and megan markle are having a baby. she's due this spring.. they got married in may. if u do the math looks l

elliot has been diving in the shark infested waters for over 30 years. he's even been the subject of at least three documentaries in recent years. this one by noaa shows him combining his two great passions, diving and taking pictures ofea le.s be guide for people who want to nate the llon islands. >> we know ron. we know the fact that he's not trying to make the sharks do anything except be themselves essentially. and he's in a good pition. he's extremely passive in his approach. so he's not a person who's disrupting their behavior. >> the diver was seen walking into the hospital after being rescued and is reportedly doing okay after the attack. >>> a fiery plane crash caused a rush hour nightmare on a busy southern california freeway. video capturing the vintage world war ii plane in flaims moments after it -- flames moments after it crashed in agoura hills. first responders rescue the pilot who was trapped inside. he's been identified as an experienced pilot with alaska airlines. no one was hurt luckily. ewea t scene. directions were no on what caused

: cox rejected nixon's plan, saying it violated the independence promised him by attorney general elliot president were on a collision course. >> the country, tonight, is in the midst of what may be the most serious constitutional crisis in its history. nixon ordered richardson to fire cox. richardson refused and resigned. his deputy also refused and also resigned. the solicitor, robert bork, was made acting attorney general, and he fired cox. >> one white house source says the motive was to remove the confrontation as quickly as possible. >> reporter: stanley pottinger, was with elliot richardson that night. the fbi had been ordered to secure the office of the attorney general. so, two fbi agents appeared in the hall. one took his coat off and threw it over his shoulder, so you saw his chest hollister. a holster. they marched into the attorney general's office. and he said, welcome, gentlemen. the office is yours. >> reporter: the saturday night massacre triggered a firestorm of protests. >> more than 50,000 telegrams poured in on capitol hill today. most of them demanding impeaching ni

we have also learned that the victim is ron elliot.ary films about diving with sharks. his condition is unclear ... but hospital officials expected him to be released last night. ( james ) coming up next ... u-c berkeley workers hit the picket lines for another day of protests.details on their latest strike ... coming up after the break. ♪ you know when you're at ross and the cute dress gets even cuter? yesssss. or when you can say yes... to both. sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? yeah? that's yes for less. and that's what ross always has in store. whoa. yes... oh, yeah. it feels even better when you find it for less - at ross. yes for less. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... unlike yesterday skies today will be seen as mostly sunny throughout the morning and into the afternoon. similarly to yesterday high temperatures will peak in a comfortable and seasonable range of 60's and 70's.

why i don't think we should expect too much from the american position on this well let me bring elliot. we can talk about the dissidents just again the dissident movement that abroad what does something like that do to a movement that was already very scared what the saudi government could do what does an incident like this do does that in effect kill that move and kill that movement or will people be too scared indeed we try to get some saudi dissident or living abroad on to the show today and he turned us down because he felt he was afraid for what might happen what does this do for the distance. i think some like the gentleman you spoke to his his brothers have been thrown in jail and his friends were and they were using when they did it against me and my brother has been in jail for the past basically twenty years and my nephew the i did my nephew to the mix so they use your family against you i have been myself a target for a surveillance spying infiltration hacking luring to another country just like it was lord so they don't not like dissidents specially in key countries like yo

but i think there's a debate in the party about just exactly when the timing is thank you very much elliot meal the only meal worth of hair was one of the few leading us m.p. forward titian's who voted for brett. but now he's taken more or less common cause with pro european m.p.i. in this meal and calling for in seizing the independence moment i caught up with buying a sailor speaking from and he's had to be inconsistency. cost quite a start in the run up to conference by putting a very short timescale on the next independence referendum you were calling for it by next march what was the logic can choosing that date well it's predicated on the fact of the possibility of minute detail and safely out of the scottish government hospital ready with some life jackets on life with some life after all that if you get it on the second ship that is the u.k. season me he said for the oaks the ice that it would have an ocean slamming too and it it's always good practice to keep appeared and have at least some sort of emergency drill waiting in the waves so that we have to do it with and of course ye

trafficking and all this other garbage police state stuff that they want to send down there so this is from elliotangle that democrat right here instance that out today and it's one of the reasons why yes i despise trump but you know what do the democrats have to offer other than this nonsense this garbage they're acting like you know this is this this is a kind of a soft extraordinary rendition is what is happening to mr assad's in that embassy he has been put there their british government want him to stay there the ecuadorian government has kept them silent this is and they basically have tortured him the last six and a half months he can't communicate it was a very hot summer there there's no air conditioning he can't do anything and this is an award winning respected journalist that has been put in these conditions and they are acting like mohammed ben saw him on it's a what's the difference there. instead of like slicing him up with a hacksaw it's a death by a thousand cuts that's what they are doing gradually massage right now ronnie let me ask you this you know when you would you know from

. >> my constituent who died earlier this year, his parents, elliot's condition was not diagnosed early enough when placed on dialysis. with the minister meet with me and his parents meeting awareness conditions for testing in any spot. >> can i say to my honorable friend this is a tragic case and i would like to offer my condolences to family and friends and they are very rare. to look out for symptoms of such rare conditions and we are committed to make sure the nhs seeks to learn when things go wrong to ensure such tragic events are prevented for future parents and the minister from the deferment of health and social care is happy to meet with my honorable friend to discuss this. >> these campaigns make this the victory to undertake criminal investigation because of this. this is on top of all issues for the scottish conservatives. >> the prime minister believes this is fit for the purpose and what are you doing to ensure our democracy is defendant to circumvent that? >> the commission is an independent regulator not to the government, an important constitutional principle in this co

((pkg))((nats--it got so bad where i complained richard elliot has been a dialysis patient for severalyears.. he says at times.. the quality of care and cleanliness he has received has not been worth the cost.((richard elliott- dialysis patient)) "you might see blood there, you might see blood here or you might see the floor hasn't been cleaned that day...we're already sick, and if we come to these facilities, and we get even more sick, it's knocking off our time."proposition 8 aims to regulate the amount of money the state's 588 dialysis clinics charge for the treatment. supporters say corporate owned dialysis clinics charge about three and a half times the actual cost of care for some patients. ((nats-saline bag))opponents of the measure like registered nurse karen orbeta... note the proposition does nothing directly to address clinic cleanliness...and that the measure would severely limit funding for clinics.((karen obeta -registered nurse)) "that could result in clinics having to limit access to care, cut back on care, or be forced to make really tough decisions."opponents say it c

. >> greetings supervisor, david elliot lewis, long time resident of the city. i share the concerns of tony roblis, senior disability action about the displacement affects of this plan. displacement is real in the city and a lot of people have lost their housing and people can't afford to move back to their city. i think we need to just -- i'm not against the plan but think we need to consider those factors before you move ahead. >> any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> i have these before you and i presented them to the planning commission as well as discuss them at other board meetings after the appeal and also at viers land use committee meetings. a number of them range from technical fixes to language such as clarifying calculation of land subject transferable to land development rights, to changing the land commission has made -- for our key sites that are super large projects that the tdm was not necessarily intended to or didn't necessary consider to some amendments that some of the project sponsors have requested on their key site

((pkg))((nats--it got so bad where i complained richard elliot has been a dialysis patient for severalyears.. he says at times.. the quality of care and cleanliness he has received has not been worth the cost.((richard elliott- dialysis patient)) "you might see blood there, you might see blood here or you might see the floor hasn't been cleaned that day...we're already sick, and if we come to these facilities, and we get even more sick, it's knocking off our time."proposition 8 aims to regulate the amount of money the state's 588 dialysis clinics charge for the treatment. supporters say corporate owned dialysis clinics charge about three and a half times the actual cost of care for some patients. ((nats-saline bag))opponents of the measure like registered nurse karen orbeta... note the proposition does nothing directly to address clinic cleanliness...and that the measure would severely limit funding for clinics.((karen obeta -registered nurse)) "that could result in clinics having to limit access to care, cut back on care, or be forced to make really tough decisions."opponents say it c

our wonderful friend elliot west has done a study of the indian people at sand creek at the time of the 18 city for attack. he has pointed out how many of the indian people there also had white ancestry. it is such a creek -- scrambling of the -- i think elliott uses a line -- in some ways the whites marching on sand creek where, in a bedrock way, attacking their own. that is an important thing to remember. how important indian people were in the trade, and how incredibly foolish it was to think anything else as a trader. younger people, and almost everybody is younger than me now, they have trans form -- transformed our understanding of indian history. now, i think that transmission -- that transformation is happening --. there is a young man at university of kansas, he might be as young as 47 or 48. his name is drew eisenberg. he is writing a study of manifest destiny. except that it is barely about manifest destiny because his inquiries have revealed that -- in 1845, the democratic newspaper guy, john o'sullivan, wrote an essay in which he celebrated the concept in the manifest desti

jalen elliott brings it out, and elliot goes down at the 23.looking for the end zone, and instead, jalen elliott, earlier in the drive, he had the 15-yard penalty, mr. elliott did, and now he closes it out with his third pick of his junior year. >> rick: kind of a jump ball here. a couple of guys going for post and jalen elliott ends up with the three flies up catch. has some designs to take this all the way, right there, feels like there's all kinds -- what are we doing? we got northwestern this week. >> aaron: get on the ground. i dominated in three flies up, by the way, when i was a kid. always the tallest kid in the class. i had some sneaky soft hands for a big dude. >> rick: i saw the pictures. no questions of your athletic exploits. >> carter: the irish can take any if they want, hand off, jones. running at, flag down. it is the scenario where you can take any. >> referee: illegal formation, offense, 5-yard penalty from a first. >> aaron: see that temper? [laughs] brian kelly not happy. the illegal formation. as we take a look at the play

have one arm heavily bandanged.now, we have also learned that the victim is a man by the name of ron elliota diver and has made documentary films about diving with sharks.now, a spokesperson from the hospital told us this afternoon that he was in stable condition and was expected to be released this afternoon or this evening. now, we did reach out to ron elliott for comment but he declined to be interviewed. we were told by the hosptial that he was expected to be released this afternoon or this evening.in san mateo county charles clifford kron 4 news (ken) the santa clara county district attorney's office released a report today saying police were justified when they shot and killed a 27-year-old man during a confrontation at a san jose energy facility in january. the report and three body camera videos detail the events leading up to the shooting of thompson nguyen on the evening of january 9th. the report says san jose police officers adam hutson and timothy faye lawfully shot nguyen while he was holding an axe and a pipe at the metcalf energy center. an investigation after the shooting r

another anweek, her top running back, the red skins need to slow down on the heels of holding dallas's elliot to be second lowest rushing yard of his career. they are going to try to do it again against the giants's rookie, barclay, a guy some redskin hall of famers are impressed by. >> just look through a different lens than a lot of other people ande's the guy that, you know, that stands out a lite more than what i have seen in the past three years. >> i think he's, what he's done out there isretty much say he could go down as one of the bester players to ever touch the football, so, you know, iate to play them twice a year, but, you know, he is a very special player, you know, and i'm glad thefl continues to add talent like this to the league. >> does it all. he's goi to take a full team effort, and i tthink, ashey are ready for the challenge, i'm ready, and this team is ready for the chalnge, and, you know, nobody's, you know, shutting them down yet so to speak, shopefully we're the team. >> they have the second best run defense in the league, and so on sunday, their challenge is going to

the type of work performed and a specific recommendation was discussed and recommended by director elliot and oewd agreed with it. those are -- that is the gist of the legislation on the proposed amendment. thank you for your time. >> great. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. again, we are very thankful to the collaboration with the office of cannabis. i have to say that because we are all working together to get to the same place. i will now introduce another speaker to show in realtime what it looks to have a pre apprenticeship program that connects with community-based organizations to recruit equity candidates to then refer into apprenticeship. >> great. >> i like this. >> thank you for having us here today and allowing us to present good afternoon. we are passing around some of the training packets. you can see on the conceptual -- thank you. >> this had been previously mentioned. we work with city build which is our construction pre apprenticeship program which has been running in the city for over ten years. we would like to replicate the success of the model that we have for city

so joining me now, elliot williams, former official with the customs department and julia ainsley, nationaland justice reporter. okay, julia. let's talk about this caravan. we have learned that the first group has crossed into the mexico border. secretary of state mike pompeo in mexico right now talking with officials. walk us through where mexico stands on all this. >> so today's a really crucial day in this, stephanie. we know that secretary pompeo sent down there with a big mission to try to work with some of his partners and get the migrants to stay below mexico in guatemala to not let them pass through mexico up to the united states. he's down there to pressure them to do that. of course, the president's been tweeting to try to pressure mexico to do that. just last night a handful of these migrants went over a river to get into mexico. they didn't go through this normal check point where they would usually go through in mexico. but more than that, about 2,000 to 3,000 migrants about 20 miles south of the guatemala and mexico border and could be crossing as early as tonight. they have s

these sanctions are bipartisan, led by elliot royce and ed -- by ed royce and eliot engel. they have bipartisan support on top of what the trump administration has done. we have armed ukraine, the obama administration has not done that. the trump administration authorized millions to arm ukraine to keep pressure on russia to get out of ukraine and out of crimea. we are unified in the house to get russia out of syria and his collaboration with assad and the iranians to destroy five million lives in syria. it's a disaster and it's at the hands of the bad foreign plcy of the obama administration connected with putin's encouragement there. we're fighting back against the russian bear. >> mr. swafford. >> is happy to be having a discussion about the integrity of elections. i wish the republicans and democrats thought so when it came to foreign countries because of how much we intervene in other couldn't iries, it was nice to see them show integrity on the issue. i hate it came down to bloodbath over simple semantics. i do think our cyber security needs to be intact. from what i

and i will make sure any law that is passed whether it is elliot larsen or any other is free from discrimination anyone, whether it's race, color, creed, gender and sexual orientation, religion we must have a state that is free from discrimination and a state that is diverse and reflects the mosaic of michigan and the best way to assist in that is to have a strong economy. i want to cut taxes. i want to make sure we lower the auto insurance rate and they've done nothing to lower them, 14 years as the legislature we need to make sure we have a stronger economy and a diverse workforce. in the economic plans they take us back in the decade. >> you have 30 seconds for the rebuttal. >> i've met so many people that are a part of the community. simply want respect and protection under the law. bill schuette would be the most anti-lgbtq person if he wins the race. you don't have to trust trust me on this. do the research. he's been in office for 33 yea years. you can't listen and believe the things said in the last few months. >> attorney general yo general 0 seconds left. >> my mom and sisters taught m

there's time -- it is time for us to amend our elliot larson civil rights act so everyone in the lgbtq community can be safe in their workplace around the civil rights law. moderator: mr. attorney general? bill: it comes down to job and prfwress. i want to build on the scofse the last eight years and i want to make sure we cut our taxes and low you are auto insurance rates. and gretchen whitmer has an extreme ageneral ta of more taxes which would trash economic development and more mandates that will shut down growth in our state. we see people moving away. that's the extreme ageneral d of gretchen whitmer and i want to go forward with more jobs an progress. moderator: i want to turn your attention to flint and the water crisis there. the ongoing process of replacing water infrastructure reminds us there are countless other water and sewer systems that need to be dealt with. first, where are we in flint, what has been accomplished and what remains to be done? and as governor, how would you adrets the rest of the underground issues that would come with a multibillion proice tag starting

. >> sox rejected nixon's plan saying it violated a promise made by attorney general elliot richardsonndependence as far as i'm concerned. he has been given or will be given an appointment, full authority to investigate all aspects of the water gate case, itself, and other related matters. >> the prosecutor and the president were on a collision course and on october 20th, 1973 that collision came. >> good evening the country tonight is in the midst of what may be the most serious constitutional crisis in its history. >> nixon ordered richardson to fire cox, richardson refused and resigned, his deputy also refused and also resigned. solicitor gem robert bourque was made acting attorney general and he fired cox. >> that's a stunning development and nothing even remotely like it has happened in all of our history. >> the news caused a sensation in the white house press room and sent reporters scrambleing to telephones. then the deputy attorney general for civil rights was wizing away at richardson that night. >> the fbi had been hired to secure the office of the attorney general. one took

((pkg))((nats--it got so bad where i complained richard elliot has been a dialysis patient for severalyears.. he says at times.. the quality of care and cleanliness he has received has not been worth the cost.((richard elliott- dialysis patient)) "you might see blood there, you might see blood here or you might see the floor hasn't been cleaned that day...we're already sick, and if we come to these facilities, and we get even more sick, it's knocking off our time."proposition 8 aims to regulate the amount of money the state's 588 dialysis clinics charge for the treatment. supporters say corporate owned dialysis clinics charge about three and a half times the actual cost of care for some patients. ((nats-saline bag))opponents of the measure like registered nurse karen orbeta... note the proposition does nothing directly to address clinic cleanliness...and that the measure would severely limit funding for clinics.((karen obeta -registered nurse)) "that could result in clinics having to limit access to care, cut back on care, or be forced to make really tough decisions."opponents say it c

elliot trela took this stunning snap in dundee. trela took this stunning snap in dundee. a common theme. and finally, a certain dan walker tweeted this view from sheffield... there it is, a double view on the same evening. amazing how the colours have switched. perhaps you have some glorious pictures of the sunrise this morning. is it light outside yet? not yet. the joys of being in a windowless studio. you forget, don't you? you go outside and do a night shift and it's raining! we can hopefully get some pictures from our viewers about some pictures from our viewers about some glorious sunrises. is that going to set up for a good day today? well, there's a lot of cloud around today. good morning, everyone. yesterday we hit almost 20 celsius in parts of south hampshire, in gosport. you can kiss goodbye to those levels at the moment because it will turn much colder over the next few days with frost and by the weekend certainly many areas as far south as wales will have seen snow. today we have a fairly settled day, still. we are look

. ♪ round and around and around they go ♪ >> and missy elliot, with a familiar face, whose renditioneral awards including artist of the year. she touched on politics. >> you know what else is voted on by the people? it's the midterm elections on november 6th. get out and vote. i love you guys. >> the amas paid tribute to queen. ♪ he's just a poor boy from a poor family ♪ >> and the queen of soul, aretha franklin. gladys knight leading the star-studded "amazing grace." ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ look at me i'm limitless >> you know you're a triple threat when you're performing your new song from the movie you're starring in. looking at you jennifer lopez from your new movie "second act." >> there was a lot of bling in that performance. >> very sparkly. >> very sparkly for j. lo there. awesome tribute to aretha franklin there. >> seeing gladys knight. every day you see gladys knight is a good day. >> gladys mentioned she is fighting cancer right now as well. >> however, i feel there was not enough cardi b in that whole recap. this "i like it" performance. first of all, her whole dress/out

they go in there, get the price up and -- right, the elliot, getting very smart. >> and xpi. >> exactly up and by the way they come out with a presentation from an investment banker that the stock on the stand-alone basis is worth over 135. deal doesn't happen. >> that's ugly. >> so it's tough to bet when you have these regulatory and other uncertain zblis uncertain. >> but imagine your fee base without activists. everyday you have to be thankfully. >> i have never spoken critically they are a very important part of our economy i have said before that activism on balance is absolutely a good thi thing. we're not creating ges or conglomerates. that's all good. the issue is sometimes they take positions like in the xp at a kind of ridiculous -- but take it for what it is. >> fourth-quarter forecast, though is good that's what i'm hearing. >> i think volumes will be better than people expect. it will be a record year because we're on record pace but it will be good. >> rob, thanks. >> good seeing you, david, rob kindler, sarah, back to you. >>> when we come back, not all good news for thos

>> in this household, using apps is a part of every day life for 4-year-old elliot and 7-year-old ethan the morning when they wake up is they want to use their tablet time for the day. >> reporter: but what some parents don't realize is how many of their kids' interactive games are littered with ads. university of michigan assistant professor dr. jenny radesky. >> there's a bit of a wild west right now in terms of the children's app space. >> reporter: radesky is the senior author of a new study which looked at the 100 apps download on google play. they found they contained a variety of apps including pop-ups and videos that interrupted play. some were classified as manipulative, deceptive and disruptive with exposure to ads sometimes surpassing time spent playing the games. >> there might be a bouncing present or a sparkling snowman. if you click on that as you would if you were a 5-year-old, an app ad would show up. >> it absolutely has the intent that the advertisers want. the kids will often come and say, i want to download this game, i want this game, i want to try it out. >> repor

. >> reporter: sam elliot. >> all the guys remember the day tutoro showed up and licked the ball. >>i" was a box office dud. a total failure. yet through home relktntals and cable, a cult was born with the dude as the dalai lama. >> i was sitting next to a accident master at a dinner party. he leans over to me and says you realize in many buddhist circles, the dude is considered a zen master. i said what in the f-bomb are you talking about? he said yeah? well, the dude abides. that's buddha-like there, but shut the [ bleep ] up donny. that was something he -- you know what i mean? >> reporter: buddhist riddles create entitlement. >> or that's just your opinion, man. that goes a long way. >> reporter: jeff bridges who rarely travels without a camera showed some of his lebowski photos with us. >> i have a photo of you. i don't know what you were doing. cooling your face on the hand thing. >> yeah. >> jeff shot -- he had a great camera that has a 180 degree. he shot really great photographs. >> reporter: was it fun to do? >> oh, yeah. oh, man. >> it was great. you got this dialogue that