>> when he checked elmer out, he said the dog is only about a year old. shows us just how bad the leg is. when he pinches it, there is no feeling. >> i'm going to pinch the skin between his toes right here. >> ow! that hurt me. >> he didn't lock down really hard. he doesn't care. he can't feel it. which is not good. we don't know what happened in his history to make this happen but nerves don't usually come back. they don't regenerate. >> they watched him a few days. no improvement. he decides the best course of action is to amputate. he says a lot of people make comments on line saying give him a prosthetic. >> dogs chew it off. they don't work with you. they don't understand it's helping them. these dogs go to a home and we don't know what will happen, if he will be under constant supervision or a normal working person gone for eight hours. >> he performs the surgery. >> everything went well. >> they suture him up. he takes him home to recover overnight. >> he just woke up from surgery? >> is he nice? >> he is really nice. >> his kids and the family dog

. >> ...as his good friend elmer ellsworth. >> mr. president, sorry.m me. >> nonsense, colonel. they're just acting the part of good fire zouaves. >> elmer was a favorite of lincoln's from back in the days of springfield. he studied law under lincoln. lincoln kind of, like, takes him under his wing. he adores this kid, and this kid loves abraham lincoln. >> come over here. look there. what do you see? >> there was a hotel across the potomac river, in confederate virginia, on top of which flew a huge confederate flag. >> what is it, elmer? >> it ain't nothin' good, willie. >> this homemade confederate national flag offended this officer who was so patriotic. >> there's but a river between us and the rebels, now. >> the day after virginia officially secedes, lincoln sends troops, including ellsworth's zouaves, across the potomac to occupy the city of alexandria. >> [ groans ] >> hotel owner and southern sympathizer james w. jackson blasts ellsworth at point-blank range, killing him instantly. >> elmer ellsworth gets kind of celebrated as this first marty

i'm todd elmer. i'm excited to talk about the extensive public education and out reach strategy that we have put in place to educate the members oh of the public via a variety of different channels and methamphetamine -- methods so they understand what their rates are being used for. so that's what i'll be describing in my next few slides. so i'd like to begin with a broad level over view of the st -- sf puc approach. whether it's a rate year like now, we are engaging our community members. we are working to educate them on the critical 24/7 services that the agency provides as well as what is necessary to maintain those 24/7 services in top shape. finally when we are out of -- i'm sorry, also we are out at community events, meetings, using our social media channels or any other channels for communicating with the public and trying to educate them about those critical services we also want to show folks what their investments and their rates have already paid for so we provide them regular updates on

. >> elmer t williams is a prime example of this. he deems himself as a doctor of common sense. he has uploaded over 10,000 videos to youtube about mass shootings, political party conspiracies and even hillary clinton being on cocaine. before his youtube was terminated in 2017 for violations of youtube's policy. if what he is putting out is news are what he claims to be news, isn't he protected by freedom of the press? in which case, were youtube's actions unconstitutional? even though we don't agree with what he was claiming, did youtube have the right to shut down his media operation? youtube will collapse too. do you think youtube is more powerful than god almighty? i don't think so. we can't allow the liberals to run things as well as put our money in starbucks. >> if you are a blogger at your mom's house in your room, you have the same publishing power as the new york times. >> for example, people have created entire careers on reporting that is. or what they consider to be than his. which vary from actual stories to conspiracies they believe to be true. they report it as i

todd elmer with citigroup will stay with us.xt, sainsbury announced it has agreed to merge with walmart asda. it will buy the company. we will speak to the cfo kevin o'byrne next. and the ceo of goldman sachs. anna: he will be joining us from the milken institute global conference. that conversation will be at or p.m..m p.m. -- at 4:30 this is bloomberg. is bloomberg. it is just about 20 past 8:00 in berlin, 20 past 7:00 in london. let's get a check on the markets right now. first off, take a look at euro stocks. futures, slight gain, but not getting a lot of direction. we do see the german bonds yield rising right now, 58 basis points. investors are selling up the debt -- selling off the debt. s&p futures, a gain of 0.2% after strong earnings in california, and optimism that the korean war will come to an end after 58 years. what's get the bloomberg business flash -- let's get the bloomberg business flash with juliette saly. juliette: marathon petroleum plans to buy rival refinery endeavor. according to the wall street journal,

. >> well, elmer might be off limits. and john were out at the city harvest galla where our favorite foodie was being honored for her work with a nonprofit dedicated to fighting hunger in the big apple. >> being able to be here and help out any chance we got was really important. always tell john at the auctions and i was,ic loo, a performance. >> linea has a kchl months before welcoming her baby brother into the fold. until then, she gets to keep all her stuff to herself. >> we're carrying multiple purses. >> she got a lot of purses for her second birthday, and she can't really decide which one is her favorite. >> she walks around with all of them. shoo she's a complete bag lady. >> up next, brad helmsworth or evan? >> if these were lollypops, wouldn't it be awesome? >> we play pick -- with aeniven stars. >> our tom cruise clus. the daredevil on that roof top stunt that left him with a nasty ankle injury. >> i was really angry. >> at your foot? >> at myself. >> melissa mccarthy proves she can make a mean drink. our vegas

it was led by a man named elmer elms worth from illinois, and he had studied law in lincoln's law office. he had come al a long with lincoln on the train trip from springfield to washington for his inauguration, and as ellsworth was led up the stairs he was shot and killed by the hotel owner who was killed in turn by his second in command. at the end of 1861, there was a larger battle on the potomac called ball's bluff, and another one of the union officers in that battle was a friend of lincoln's named edwin barrick. lincoln had named one of his sons after edwin baker, and he had introduced him to the crowd from his first inaugural. he had become a senator and came to washington, d.c., and he is t the senator who introduces lincoln to give the first inaugural. ba baker was killed at ball's bluff, and at his funeral, lincoln was described as weeping like a child. william mccullough was another acquaintance of lincoln's from illinois. he had been the clerk in bloomington county on lincoln's old legal circuit. at the beginning of the war he asked for lincoln's help to get him into the illi

i'm prepared to go full elmer fudd on you. be very quiet. be very quiet. collective fears. this past weekend, movie audiences thought so as well. for "a quiet place," silence was golden. with its $50 million opening weekend, the second biggest this year. the emily blunt/john krasinski horror thriller directed by krasinski with a crystal clear family in peril concept. it even got big ups on twitter from horror og stephen king. whose "it" used that clown and that balloon to, would you like us to stop now? king tweeted, "a quiet place" is an extraordinary piece of work. terrific acting but the main thing is the silence and how it makes the camera's eye open wide in a way few movies manage. 2017 saw horror films gross an estimated $1 billion. thanks as well to best picture nominee "get out." using horror elements to adrenalize writer director jordan peele's piercing insights into race and class. >> too many white people are getting it. >> reporter: proving horror is the movie genre that always climbs out of the grave. and, you know, horror often works even wit

elmer's glue, sharpy, a brand close to my heart because i played baseball. company, great employees. unfortunately, it lost its way with this merger and it didn't go as well as it should have. $10 billion of value has been destroyed since the merger. the company deserves better. the shareholders deserve better and the shareholders have asked us to continue in order to try to put some better people on the board and improve the case for change and the case for operational change and improvement at the company. >> when i report on this as i have been recently five board seats, showed up with a billion dollars worth of stock about six percent of the company. they gave him five board seeks. you are seeking four. you are up against the company, as well. how about a settlement can't everybody figure out a way to sort of go forward because i feel like you are in a position to win potentially a few board seats. i wonder given the clash with icahn whether this ends up badly. >> there is not a clash. it's a fun story. carl and i don't necessarily see things that differ

channels his elmer fudd there. bank what it says? are jokes like this getting old. april fools' day but really costing shareholders money all over tesla and this broader selloff when "power lunch" returns. my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. >>> hi there i'm contessa brewer. after afghan official says 48 school girls have gotten sick at a high school in what authorities suspect is a case of group poisoning. those girls were admitted to a hospital and now in stable condition. >>> thousands of oklahoma teachers are rallying at the oklahoma state capital demanding more fu

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and even become temporarily prioritized by youtube's own our them. >> elmer t williams is a prime example of this. he sees himself as the doctor of common sense. over 10,000ded videos to youtube about mass shootings, political party conspiracies and even hillary clinton being on cocaine. his membership was terminated. if what he is putting out is news are what he claims to be news, isn't he protected by freedom of the press? in which case, were youtube's actions unconstitutional? youtube will collapse also. do you think youtube is more powerful than god almighty? if you are a blogger at your mom's house in your room, you have the same publishing power as the new york times. some have created entire careers on reporting the news. which vary from actual stories to conspiracies they believe to be true. it would not be a problem if they were not catching the attention of the public but they are. these channels have hundreds of thousands of subscribers and get thousands of views on each video. technology great that has come out for good, someone has used it for evil. >> so what if people are s

. >> elmer t. williams is a prime example of. this he deems himself as the doctor of common sense and has made claims that range from speculation to flat-out lies. he has uploaded over 10,000 his to youtube before youtube was terminated in november of 2017 for violations of youtube's policy prohibiting hate speech. but if what he's putting out is news, or at least what he claims to be news, isn't he protected by freedom of the press? in which case, were youtube's actions constitutional? even though we don't agree with what williams was claiming -- claiming, did youtube have the right to shut down his media operation? >> youtube will collapse too. you think youtube is more powerful than god almighty? i don't think so. we can't keep allowing liberals to run things while i spend my money over at starbucks. >> if you're a blogger at your mom's house in your room, you have the same publishing power as "the new york times." >> for example, people have created entire careers on reporting the news or what they consider to be the news. wh