of emery university is on our board of trustees as is rosa and i.e have a fairly substantial endowment to tie the carter center over. i am no longer able to raise funds, but i'll continue to sign letters requesting contributions and making key calls to people that might be prospects for funding. so i'll continue with the funding. the trustee meetings at carter center, i'll continue to at tend those, and i would also like to schedule regular meetings with our directors and fellows as they give detailed reports on what we're doing with our peace programs and other health programs and so on and so forth. i can't really anticipate how i will be feeling, obviously. but i'll have to defer quite substantially to my doctors in charge of the treatment. i understand that the -- the radiation treatments and also the injections will be every three weeks for four times and then stop and take a look at what the results might have been. and i -- i'll try to adhere to that schedule as much as possible. the carter center is -- is well prepared to continue on without

as you know, the carter center has a full legal partnership with emery with trustees approved by emery and vice versa. we have built up a substantial endowment tied the carter center over. we have now about a little over $600 million in that endowment. i will continue to sign letters requesting contributions and making calls to people. i will continue with the funding and the trustee meetings, i will attend those. i would also like to schedule the regular meetings with our fellows and directors as they give detailed reports on what we are doing with these programs and other health programs. so i will continue to do that. i cannot really anticipate the feeling. i will have to differ to my doctors in charge of treatment. i understand that they -- the radiation treatment and also the injections will be every three weeks, four times and they are starting to look at what the results might of been. i will try to adhere to that schedule as much as possible. the carter center has brought this without any handicap, the activities we have been doing, we have decided last march, on replacing the

when i left down there and came back to emery, they had to check me up and in the process they did aical exami examination and mri showed a cancer of growth, a tumor on my liver and they did a pet scan and that kind of lights up a bad place and it lit up. so they're pretty sure that there was a cancer before they operated on august 3rd, and removed it. there are two offers, only 2 1/2 bub wick intermeters based by -- which is 1/10 of my liver. it was indeed cancer and melanoma and they had a high suspicious now that the melanoma was somewhere else on my body and spread to the liver. the doctors tell me that about 98% of all the melanoma is school cancer and about 2% of fe fell-- melanom melanomas. they did an mri and find there were four spots of melanoma on my brain. they are very small spots, about two millimeters if you can envision what a millimeter is, i get my first radiation treatment for melanoma in my brain this afternoon and then i understand i'll have four treatments scheduled in three week intervals. in addition to that, yesterday, they fit me with a mask to hold my head

so i am going to cut back on my obligations at emery. i had a wonderful life. i had thousands of friends. i had an exciting, gratifying existence. so i was surprisingly at's. more so tan -- at ease. more so than my wife was. now i feel this is in the hands of god. i will be prepared for anything that comes. >> ktvu fox 2 news noelle walker talked to doctors about the possible treatments that he is undergoing or will undergo. what can you tell us? >> the first treatment is the focused radiation to the tumors in the brain. that started today. it focuses beams on the tumers and avoids other areas of the brain that causes fewer side effects. that second treatment is a drug aimed at boosting his immune system. on wednesday he started taking a drug. they showed us the gamma knife. it is focused radiation on the cancer cells they want to kill. similar to the treatment he started today. it is a one time treatment, the radiation requires multiple treatments which is what you heard him say he started today. before any treatments doctor use scans and mri to say diagnose t

she cave into emery to receive the honorary degree in 1982 there is a photograph in her robes. and i assert her getting the degree there was a party at the professor's home that night and i was invited and faculty members were swelling around and many were talking to her. now one minute i went up to say hello and she graciously smiled and allowed me to sit beside her on the couch. that is when i met her for the first time that i asked her her favorite southern name and it took me awhile to rise -- to memorize it. [laughter] and though last name is floyd. [laughter] in she did use part of that name ruth b. fisher didn't one of those stories. i was so charmed by astor for another and this time she said elder brother coming to tell you all your friends are dead and gone. but the more that you think about it it is not funny. civil war. that all of his friends were dead and gone. so both of those names are very important, they do different thing, one is, you can make the slap that we enjoy it, the other is serious and commemorates a serious occasion. both of those speak to the south

lena emery is a member. >> i think we all have to be grownups. no more lone rangers. >> reporter: critics say targeted enforcement of bicyclists takes resources away from other efforts to make the streets safer, but even last month's protest organizer is willing to give this new collaboration a chance. >> you want to have good relations and, like i said, we'll see what happens and we'll see where their enforcement priorities land. >> reporter: the captain says if we're going to share the road, the rules of the road must be obeyed. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> all right. still to come here tonight on abc 7 news, can your cell phone give you a brain tumor? tonight a new legal challenge to a local ordinance that requires a health warning. >>> also a local startup that hopes to become the airbnb for recreational vehicles. your next vacation could be in someone else's rv. >>> a couple books a cruise, but it's cancelled and they can't get a refund for hotels and flights. i'm michael finney. ahead on 7 on your side, the rights you gi

lena emery is a member. >> i think we all have to be grownups. no more lone rangers. >> reporter: critics say targeted enforcement of bicyclists takes resources away from other efforts to make the streets safer, but even last month's protest organizer is willing to give this new collaboration a chance. >> you want to have good relations and, like i said, we'll see what happens and we'll see where their enforcement priorities land. >> reporter: the captain says if we're going to share the road, the rules of the road must be obeyed. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> all right. still to come here tonight on abc 7 news, can your cell phone give you a brain tumor? tonight a new legal challenge to a local ordinance that requires a health warning. >>> also a local startup that hopes to become the airbnb for recreational vehicles. your next vacation could be in someone else's rv. >>> a couple books a cruise, but it's cancelled and they can't get a refund for hotels and flights. i'm michael finney. ahead on 7 on your side, the rights you gi

. >> it's already in full in my brain so that night until the next day until i came up to emery, i just thought i had a few weeks left, i was surprisingly at ease. you know i have had a wonderful life. >> speaking this morning the 90-year-old is explaining he is fighting the disease going in for his first radiation treatment on his brain today. >> i feel good, i haven't felt any weakness or disability. the pain is slight. >> carter's father and all three siblings died of pancreatic cancer and he talked about his family and history. >> my name is jimmy carter and i'm running for president. >> and his regrets. >> i wish i had sent one more helicopter to get the hostages and i would have been reelected. that may have interfered with the foundation of the carter center. >> reporter: saying he and his wife of 69 years rose lynn are taking a step back from their work at the carter sensor as they take on this battle. >> i'm at ease whatever comes. >> he is optimistic saying he still feels he has a lot of work left to do. channel 6 "action news," back to you. >> thank you. >>> this afternoon ph

i would say the next night and the next way until i came up to emery, i just thought i had a few weeks left. john: there was zero self pity for america's 39th president, a man who still leads his bible study class. president carter: i think i have been as blessed as anybody in the world. unitedpresident of the states of america, big and be 91g family, living to years old first of october. , and i'mankful hopeful. john: his presidency will forever be associated with a ailed attempt to rescue the u.s. embassy hostages in iran. any regret? i hadent carter: i wish sent one more helicopter to get the hostages. we would have rescued them, and i would have an reelected. [laughter] jokes,ike all the best there was just the possibility he was being deadly serious. for more on president carter's remarks today, i spoke a brief time ago with a political historian who teaches at american university here in washington, d.c. -- it was a bit surprising perhaps that jimmy carter chose to make this very big announcement himself. jimmy carter. carter has never missed an opportunity to connect with ordina

he is 90, and he says he plans to receive treatment at emery healthcare in atlanta.n a former statement the white wished president carter a fast and full recovery. >>> three people are hurt after a ceiling collapsed during a concert in minneapolis last night. the canadian rock band were playing when the accident happened. more than 700 were inside the venue, made famous by prince's movie "purple rain." it's not yet known what caused the collapse. >>> breaking down the iran nuclear deal. we'll look at the major issues and controversies and hear from both sides. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the sound bites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". only on al jazeera america. >>> welcome to back to al jazeera america. nine more buildings in new york city have tested positive for the bacteria that causes legionnaires' disease, six of them are outside the impact zone. officials say the six new sites are not necessarily connected to the outbre

so i would say that night and the next day until i came back up to emery i just thought i had a few weeks left, but i was surprisingly at ease. >> the cancer, melanoma, a kind we usually associate with skin cancer and often a troubling prognosis but yet, what the world saw today was a sharp, upbeat and courageous man ready to face what's next. we begin our coverage with nbc's hallie jackson. >> well, thank you-all for come thing morning. >> reporter: in a frank, deeply personal and very public conversation, president carter revealed not just new details about his melanoma but a man at peace with his diagnosis. >> i had an exciting and venturous and gratifying existence so i was surprisingly at ease, much more son than my wife was. >> reporter: he kept

so i would say that night and the next day until i came back up to emery i just thought i had a few weeks left, but i was surprisingly at ease. >> the cancer, melanoma, a kind we usually associate with skin cancer and often a troubling prognosis but yet, what the world saw today was a sharp, upbeat and courageous man ready to face what's next. we begin our coverage with nbc's hallie jackson. >> well, thank you-all for come thing morning. >> reporter: in a frank, deeply personal and very public conversation, president carter revealed not just new details about his melanoma but a man at peace with his diagnosis. >> i had an exciting and venturous and gratifying existence so i was surprisingly at ease, much more so than my wife was. >> reporter: he kept the news from rosalynn, his wife of 70 years for two weeks after doctors first told him in may a mass on his liver could be cancer. this month, they confirmed it, discovering it spread to his brain. news that's prompting messages from presidents and from folks in his hometown. he'll dramatically cut back on humanitarian work at the carter cen

he plans to undergo treatment at emery hospital in atlanta. >>> president obama wished mr. . his statement reads jimmy, you are as resilient as they come and along with the rest of america, we are routeing for you. >>> happening today, man led police on a wild two hour chase throughout pennsylvania and new jersey last month is due in court for preliminary hearing. robert ritter is accused of stealing underwear at a shop rite, and physically assaulting an employee. during the chase police discover several warrants were out for ritter's arrest. he is facing aggravated assault chargees from that police chase. >>> just a summer night to get water ice turns violent in philadelphia leaving a teen in critical condition. nineteen year-old man was shot the in the back of his head when a gunman opened fire into a crowd of people standing in line. it happened around 8:30 last night in the 7400 block of woodbine avenue in overbrook. police say that at least two shots were fired. >> two young men trying to run here and clearly serving warrants. these males walked right up on them where th

i never have doubted that i would carry out the recommendations of the emery doctors, so when they saido ahead and find out other places that might show cancer and treat them, i'm perfectly at ease with that. and i'm perfectly at ease with whatever comes. i do have deep religious faith, which i'm very grateful for, and i was pleasantly surprised that i didn't go into an attitude of despair or anger or anything like that. i was just completely at ease, as rosalyn would testify. but i've just been very grateful for that part of it. i'm ready for anything. and looking forward to a new adventure. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: welcome to the program. we begin this evening with donald trump. again, there is a provocative new piece about him and his supporters in the "new yorker" magazine. we talked to evan osnos, the reporter who are spent four months writing this piece. >> how did the donald trump phenomenon happen? and we spent time -- i went to half a dozen states either chasing the trump campaign or staying beh

. >> reporter: former president jimmy carter will soon begin treatment at emery health care in atlanta he says is now in other parts of his body. diagnosis came after recent surgery to remove a small mass from his liver. statement did not say whether carter's cancer began in the liver or spread there from another part of the body. the 90 year-old does have a family history of pancreatic cancer, his three siblings and father died from it. >> obviously we would be concerned about that family history, however, each situation has tab tone on its own merits. >> reporter: news came as a shock to those who respect and admire president carter including former ambassador andrew young. >> i cannot give him any advice because i don't know anybody who has mastered the din police in, his life any better than james earl carter, our president. >> reporter: since leaving office the 39th president has remain active and in the spot late through his charitable work. >> it is real gratifying to me compared to when i was president i have had a blissful relationship with individual people. >> reporter: pres

i'm very grateful that emery is in charge. >> first of all, i am so sorry and sad to hear this news. i just have a basic question. how are you feeling? pres. carter: i feel good. i haven't felt any weakness or debility. the pain has been very slight. right after the operation on my liver, i have pain in my stomach. it was a very tiny operation with tiny incisions in my stomach. and my right shoulder, strange enough but my doctor said that was expected. just resonating pain that goes from your liver and internal organs up to your right shoulder if you have liver problems and i think if you have a heart problem he goes your left shoulder. i only took the pain medicine for a few hours and then i did not have to take it anymore. i had a slight reaction last night to the first treatment. i had a bit of pain in my shoulder and i went to bed around 6:00 and slept until 8:00 this morning. i think that's the best night sleep i had in many years. i feel at ease about it and i have been very lucky the doctors have been there to help with any aspects of pain. from wsbtv. have the been any corres

i never have doubted that i would carry out the recommendations of the emery doctors, so when they saido ahead and find out other places that might show cancer and treat them, i'm perfectly at ease with that. and i'm perfectly at ease with whatever comes. i do have deep religious faith, which i'm very grateful for, and i was pleasantly surprised that i didn't go into an attitude of despair or anger or anything like that. i was just completely at ease, as rosalyn would testify. but i've just been very grateful for that part of it. i'm ready for anything. and looking forward to a new adventure. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org - this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you! - you're getting to be a big boy. - ♪ i'm just a kid who's 4 ♪ each day i grow some more ♪ i like exploring, i'm caillou ♪ ♪ so many things to do ♪ each day is something new ♪ i'll share them with you, i'm caillou ♪ [ meow ] ♪ my world is turning ♪ changing each day ♪ with mommy and daddy i'm findin

liver revealed that the cancer spread to other parts of his body he plans to undergo treatment at emery health care. >>> we have more about e cigarettes and their impact on teenagers, ali gorman is at the big board with important information for parents. ali? >> reporter: electronic cigarettes were sold as an alternative for adults that want to quit smoking, they are popular because in part some have flavors like cotton candy and bubble gum and a new serve an at 10 los angeles high schools revealed that those that use them are ten times more likely to switch to regular cigarettes. >> the uptick in adolescent e-cigarette use could down the road lead to a new generation of tobacco smokers. >> the study doesn't prove that it's a gateway to tobacco use but it bolsters the argument that it should be strictly regulated by the fda. >>> and we know that sunscreen is vital to prevent sun damage down the road, but caitlyn got damage in one day. she always covered up because of her fair skin but one year two years ago she forgot to apply it to her face and she got sun burn, the redness went away b

emery is a member. >> we have to work together, not be lone rangers and play by the rules. >> they saidyclists can takeerts away from other funds to make the streets safer. >> you want good relations, and like i said, we will see what happens. we will see where their enforcement priorities land. >> and the captain is saying this community bike ride will not be the last. >>> happening today, researchers in san francisco will reveal what they found while mapping the great pacific garbage patch. millions of tons of plastic enter the ocean every year. the pacific garbage patch is the largest of five patches floating in the world. at 10:00 this morning at peer 30, members of ocean cleanup will say how much plastic is floating in the pacific and provide updates on the progress being made for the actual cleanup which is scheduled to begin in 2020. still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, hazard in the hills. the california drought is killing our trees. how you can tell if a treepos a danger where you live. and good morning. here's a live look from our roof cam, showing you the embarcadero

. >> reporter: president carter will continue treatment at emery hospital in atlanta. he started the first of several treatments just yesterday which included radiation and a new drug just approved by the fda. the radiation is less damaging to the brain and the drug will boost his immune system. the first treatment went well. president carter said he suffered 14 hour pain free. now his work schedule will slow down as treatments continue over the next 9 weeks. he canceled a trip for habitat for humanity and will do much less while fighting cancer. cancer does run in his family. his father, mother, brother and sisters had cancer. all of them died of cancer. we spoke to a specialist about the radiation treatments and we will have a report on that for you tonight at 5:45 p.m. >> he did seem in remarkable spirits. thank you. >>> firefighters made progress on the fire that is burning east of livermore. sky fox 2 flew over head and there was a few small plumes of smoke. it started 24 hours ago and grew to last night to 2500 acres. here is where the fire is burning. east of th

. >> reporter: police found the car speeding and chased it near the emery city line. both suspects tried to run. officers arrested one right away. a police dog tracked down and bit the second suspect about two hours later. officers recovered the stolen camera seen here. it appears it was thrown out of the get away car. visitors say the robbery is a reminder of what to do and not to do. >> they can have my camera. they have have it. >> we would just hand things over. we wouldn't worry about you know -- it's just a camera. >> it's just a camera. >> to have it in what is considered some of the safest spots in town where you feel protected during the middle of the day. is shocking. >> reporter: joe delasandro with sf travel which markets the city to the world says this robbery on the heels of numerous car break-ins and smash and grab social security -- grabs is not good for the city's number one industry. tourism. >> we had the shooting last month and now this. this me very concerned. >> reporter: the chief plans to hold a news conference tomorrow afternoon at the crime s

so i would say that night and the next day, until i came back up to emery, i just thought i had a few surprisingly at ease. >> let's talk more about the news, the demeanor, even his smile throughout. presidential historian and distinguished professor alan lickman joining us. good to see you. >> same here. >> i wonder throughout all of that -- it was riveting. you could hear a pin drop in the room, and anywhere you were where that television set was on. in your view, did president carter now rewrite how he will be remembered? >> i don't think he's going to rewrite how he will be remembered. jimmy carter, look, was not the greatest president. but he is a great man. and the great man was on display, showing grace under pressure, which ernest hemingway described as the highest form of courage. and showing how real and genuine his faith is. and again, showing his ability to connect with ordinary americans. you know, in many ways, jimmy carter is the greatest former president we have ever had. >> yeah. well, let's talk about that, because even he -- you know, he volunteered some information

and teaching at emery university and staying active in his church. last fall, he celebrated his 90th birthday. carter had planned a trip to napal for habitat for humanity, but he and rosilan have talked about slowing their busy pace. >> we talked about it when i was 80, and again when i was 90, and this is a propitious time for us to make the plans. >> reporter: but the president made clear, his hopeful outlook has not diminished. >> i'm ready for it, and looking forward to a new adventure. >> reporter: tony, president carter's grandson, jason carter, he ran for governor of the state this past october. and he's going to take over as the chairman of trustees here at the carter center and the memorial library as you can see. but believe it or not, jimmy carter will actually go to sunday school this weekend and teach a class just like last weekend. strong guy, and a real inspiration. >> ready for anything, ready for a new adventure. robert, appreciate it. strong man indeed. robert ray for us in atlanta. >>> strong winds battle the firefighters in the we

he will be treated at emery health care in atlanta. carter is 90 years old, he was president from 1977 to 1981. >>> we're also over breaking news in montgomery county. sky force 10 shows us this mess in flower town. this is flower town road near joshua road where a broken water main is sending water gushing down the street. >> the water department is working to shut down the line. we will keep an eye on this, and keep you updated. >> also tonight, kathleen cane strikes back. she's accused of leaking grand jury information. the attorney general said she's the victim of a political vendetta. >>> it's a story that begins with porn, racial insensitivity, and religious bigotry. >> who kane says is plotting against her. the attorney general has said she was innocent all along. >> kane explained why she thinks others are out to get her. deanna durante joins us in harrisburg. deanna? >> this news conference was billed as an opportunity for her to answer questions about the criminal charges she's facing, she didn't take any questions, she read

some great news, we would like to welcome a new member to the "special report" family, evidence -- emery taylor. her mom a producer on the show doing great along with sister and husband scott are outnumbered three to one. congratulations to the family. we ever building the "special report" viewership one viewer at a time. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and >> good morning. it is friday august 21st. more salacious secrets just revealed. hangers leaking more private information about millions of cheaters. josh duggar admits he is one of them. what he is saying this morning as the pentagon is getting involved in this investigation. >> fresh fallout over a server scandal. a judge thinks they violated government policy. >> how did the state department think that mrs. clinton secretary of state was going to go about doing her business? >> why her server might not be the only problem. >> back to square one. why the crossroads of the world could soon close pedestrian traffic all because of bill deblasio. "fox & friends first" st

and discuss options and that is when you go into the conference room, the same room we went to an emeryhen they told us -- but he had actually already, dr. leon and the transplant team knowing how aggressive they were already thinking of plans abc but not where they had done that. he had actually created protocol where they were reusing me as that donor, a parent and a parent's immune system is half of a child. the theory was a portion of the immune system that didn't match what attack and kill. his kidneys and attack it this was they felt they had a new protocol, a new drug to -- out of the indian system these cancer cells and that is what we decided to do. at that point in time if we were to mention a half transplant most institutions at the time thought we were playing dr. frankenstein i think. we said the cancer is that, he said let's do it. we did the third transplant with me as that donor and he became really really ill. there were cognitive issues, his memory was going crazy. the transplant was shaky, 18 never fully grafted, the tests were showing it was taking root the immune sy

operation emery university in atlanta went smoothly and doctors say carter will make full recovery.90 years old he's the second old years old he's the second oldest living president after the first president bush who is 91. >> reigning miss sonoma county is ready to trade her evening gown and crown for some combat fatigues. 17-year-old miss cain leaves next week for boot camp with the marines. she won the crown 6 months ago. she is fully expected to good to college but decideed to go in another direction. she's only one of 7 girls from marin sonoma county to volunteer for military service. >> coming up next. new procedure that can save your life. >> hear from one very gritful heart patient. stay with us >> apple testing new voice mail service called i cloud voice mail. the company is using apple personal assistant to transcribe voice males then sent as text messages to the user. at this point it's being tested inside apple but could launch near maybe in a year as feature in iowa. >> new procedure is helping patients survive deadly heart infection without having to go through open he

emery is a member. >> i think we all have to be grown ups, no more lone rangers, and play by the rules it takes efforts away from other efforts to make the streets safer. but they are willing to give it a chance. >> you want good relations, and like i said, we will see what happens. >> the captain said this community bike ride will not be the last. we all have to share the road. >>> happening today, researchers in san francisco will reveal what they have found while mapping the great pacific garbage patch. millions of tons of plastic enter the ocean each year. the pacific garbage patch is the largest of five patches floating in the world. at 10:00 this morning at peer -- pier30, members of ocean cleanup will say how much plastic is floating in the pacific and provide updates on the progress being made for the actual cleanup which is scheduled to begin in 2020. still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, hazard in the hills. the california drought is killing our trees. how you can tell if a tree poses a danger where you live. and here is a live look from our golden gate bridge camera.

emery is a member. , we all have to be grown-ups, no more lone rangers, and we have to play by the rulesonth's protest organizer is willing to give this new collaboration a chance. >> you want good relations, and like i said, we will see what happens. we will see where their enforcement priorities land >> the captain is going to keep going with his collaborative effort. he said this community bike ride won't be the last. >>> happening today, researchers in san francisco will reveal what they found while mapping the great pacific garbage patch. millions of tons of plastic enter the ocean every year. the pacific garbage patch is the largest of five patches floating in the world. at 10:00 this morning at peer -- iepr 30, members of ocean cleanup will say how much plastic is floating in the pacific and provide updates on the progress being made for the actual cleanup, which is scheduled to begin in 2020. still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, hazard in the hills. the california drought is killing our trees. how you can tell if a tree poses a danger where you live. and here's a live loo

will be receiving treatment at emery health care system in atlanta but first doctors to have figure out exactly where that cancer originated. doctors say that could take a few taste, even a week and then they will have a treatment regimen begin. >>> so president carter with him being so active and doing so well in his 90's he has multitude potential treatment option as railable to him and he may do very well. >> carter revealed on wednesday that doctors found cancer during a liver surgery and that cancer, had spread. >>> this is an event set for the history books today, secretary of state john kerry will be raising stars and stripes another a restored american embassy in had van, cuba after decade of tension between the two nations as both countries try to reestablish ties. jackie ibanez has more. >> reporter: for the first time in more than half century the american flag will fly at newly reopened u.s. embassy in havana, cuba secretary of state john kerry will be there friday for the event which comes after u.s. and cuban government officially restored diplomatic relations last month.

miss emery a membe member. >> i think we all have to be green up. no more lone ranger. obey the rules. >>reporter: create he can say target enforcement of bikers take rae sources away from other efforts to make the street safer. but even last month protest organizer is willing to give this new collaboration a chance. >> you want to have good relations and like i said we'll see what happens. we'll see where enforcement priority lapped. >> the captain says if we share the road the rules of the road must be obeyed. in san francisco carolyn tyler abc 7 news. >> the we have much more ahead for you open this thursday night. coming up. drones are now becoming a maiming safety factor in the sky. growing number of close encounter bay area air force. >> the student invasion that is moving into bay area college. >> will the cloud along the coast give us sun this weekend. >> d [female announcer] during mattress price wars at sleep train, save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2018 on tempur-pedic. plus, helpful advice from the sleep expert

he says he will continue to work as a professor at emery university and hoping to travel to nepal in november with habitat for humanity. >> but if god is willing and i'm able and my doctors agree then i will go and i look forward to that. so, i will continue within the the bound of my physical and mental capability. >> he is 90 years old. incredible. turnout so big yesterday morning about 250 people, had to go to a nearby high school and former president came over there to have a second sunday school lesson. >> how about that. >> what an inspiration. >>> sentencing hearing for colorado movie theater shooting james holmes begins today. prosecutors say at least 100 victims and witnesses will speak over next three days. jurors have determined that he will spend the rest of his life in prison without parole, however, they did not all agree on the death sentence so judge must impose a life sentence for first degree murder. >>> 4:42. three american heroes sharing their story after stopping a terror attack. coming up hear about the high honor they will get overseas today. >>> plus a famous

he will be treated at emery health care in atlanta but first doctors to have figure out where that cancer came from. new that culled take a little while to figure out and that is when they can begin the treatment regimen. we know he had an issue with cancer in his liver. >> president carter was so active and doing so well in his 90's. he has a multitude of potential treatment option as veilable to him so he may company well. >> it was wednesday doctors found that cancer while performing liver surgery and they have realized the cancer has spread. >>> 5:19, for the first time in american half century american flag will be flying at newly reopen u.s. embassy in cuba. secretary of state john kerry is in cuba for this event today, last month the u.s. and cuban governments officially restored diplomatic relations. the what it house has been criticized for its efforts to normal ice ties with cuba which has a history of human rights abuses. >> our preference is obviously for democracy, for a full, embrace of the freedom of the cuban people to choose their future. >> while in havana, kerry will to

the 90-year-old former president plans to undergo treatment at emery medical center in atlanta. >>> sanrancisco police today announced an arrest in a brazen armed robbery, involving two news crews, including one from ktvu. ktvu with more on the suspect and the search for two others. >> there's an incident out here. >> reporter: chilling moments for cara lou, the ktvu reporter had been doing a shoot on kate steinle's killing. >> we ran to try to get out of the way to see if we could help them. >> reporter: yelling don't shoot him. >> it was pretty surreal. >> reporter: our camera caught this image of the gunman. the photographer with blood dripping down the side of his head. >> the level of violence is scary. >> reporter: the crew had thought he had been shot, luckily, he had just been pistol whipped. a masked man pointed the gun at the crook and made off with expensive camera equipment. >> within a week, we were abe to identify a black 7 series bmw that we believed was a possible suspect vehicle. >> reporter: police track who they say was the driver, 23- year-old known gang member, mich

amy kirby of emery university wasn't told which we were testing. >> we tested for six different bacteriaes. >> reporter: they tested for fecal bacteria, pseudomonas. her findings? all three pools contained fecal bacter bacteria. the recommended limits set by the world health organization found if you swam there, there would be a risk of contracting any number of illnesses. >> you might be at risk for ear infections, skin infections particularly if you have open wounds. >> reporter: her recommendation, each pool should be closed and shocked. >> they should raise the chlorine levels, allow it to work. it's going to take about 12 hours and they can reopen the pool and it will be safe. >> after our producer called pool number one with our findings, it was closed, cleaned and then reopened. pool number two was already closed for the season. we called multiple times to notify our last pool which was in dekalb county but got no response. so we went in person to get answers. >> hi, we're from abc news. we've been trying to get hold of. this woman refuses to answer our questions. then another tel

so, i would say that night and next day until i came back up to emery. i just thought i had a few weeks >> dickerson: facing the end of his life former president said he was not troubled. >> i've had wonderful life, i've had thousands of friends and i've had exciting and adventurous, gratifying existence. so i was surprisingly at ease. my name is jimmy carter i'm running for president. >> in politics it has become a accustom in both nears knock by comparing to carter one-term president desieged by economic and foreign policy woes. >> it is a crisis that strikes at the very heart and soul and spirit of our national will. >> dickerson: hard to imagine anyone who would mind being compared to the man at that press conference who could look over his life and 35 years since he has been president and face its end at peace. and with a smile. want to see your future? you're me, right? (engine rev) i obviously haven't slowed down at all! what do you think? the key is to stay hungry. by the way, our wife's in there. seriously?? the audi a8. ambition never rests sev

i will be rearranging my schedule as necessary so i can undergo treatment by physicians at emery health care. president obama issued a statement that said, quote, michelle and i send our best wishes to president carter for a fast and full recovery. our thoughts and prayers are with rosalyn and the entire carter family as they face this challenge with the same grace and determination that they have shown so many times before. jimmy, you're as resilient as they come. and along with the rest of america, we are rooting for you. president carter is 90 years old. our thoughts and prayers are with him and his family and we wish him all the best in the fight ahead. you do all this research on the perfect car. gas mileage, horsepower torque ratios. three spreadsheets later you finally bring home the one. then smash it into a tree. your insurance company's all too happy to raise your rates. maybe you should've done a little more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty

she found a program at y a collaboration with wind shift cancer institute at emery university and ymcahelp survivors improve their health and lower their risk of reoccurrence. >> i find that by eating well, fruits, vegetables, whole grains and having a safe movement program ape exercise program that they enjoy that they sleep better. they have more energy during the day. they can concentrate better at work and at home. maybe even, better then they did before cancer. >> green says that she now has more energy, and is sleeping better. >>> there are new recommendations for when to use an epi-pen. anaphylaxis is a severe form of the allergic reaction that can progress if epi isn't issued immediately some times symptoms are in the immediately clear and that can cause a delay in treatment. two groups have experts have have issued guidelines they said overdose using epi-pens is rare so use a epi-pen whenever a severe reaction is expect. they remind anyone at risk for anaphylaxis to carry an epi-pen. >>> a franklin county, pennsylvania man has come up with a unique way to help his wife, find a

i'm john blevins, director of the inner faith at emery. my question is mainly to dr.kins but wonder if others have comments on it as well. in hard to reach and vulnerable populations particularly in activities and programs that might be of a contentious nature and cultural context, a lot of faith-based organizations that we're aware of that do that work, that work arises intrinsically around a complicated but potentially contentious negotiation between the faith-based providers that do that work and larger religious traditions. one of our concerns is that when actors from civil society or the multilateral or bilateral donors are made aware of the programs, how does it change the impact of the programs in ways that may be negative? that it makes them and the staff in those organizations more suspect or the work of those organizations suspect or maybe even puts those staff members and the people who receive services in danger? and i wonder if you saw any evidence of that and if you have any thoughts about ways that civil society organizations and the large donors can be

. >> would i say that night and the next day until i came back up to emery i just thought i had had a weeks left but i was surprisingly at ease. >> mr. carter began radiation treatment this afternoon and his cancer diagnosis prompting some new questions about the best way to treat cancer in older patients. we have doctor lynn schechter here, chief of hemotology and oncology at penn's abramson cancer center what type of cancer this is that the former president is facing. >> so he has a type of cancer called medical nome, melanoma generally starts on the skin, and this cancer has traveled through the bloodstream to involve his liver and his brain. so it is in the brain cancer or liver cancer, it is actually melanoma that is involving these other organs. >> that is somewhat unique, it generally appears on the skin, when we hear melanoma, there is a skin. >> usually there is a history of the funny looking mold that changed and turned into melanoma. it is likely that the primary site on the skin just disappeared on its own but then later reappeared, traveled and now has affect him. >> of c

. >> his treatment plans started last night at emery health care in atlanta.tlin ross is there this morning from the sister station kxia and joins -- wxia and joins us now live. caitlin really the press conference yesterday was the fact that this former president sounded pretty optimistic. >> reporter: and nick, when he was first diagnosed, he said that was what went through his head that he only had weeks to and that he was at ease with whatever was going to come. but his wife rosslyn, his friends and family really usualed him to fight -- urged him to fight and the doctors here think he has a chance. they're starting a really aggressive treatment plan it actually started yesterday right after that news conference. he came straight here to the hospital got that first treatment, and his doctors say so far, he's doing well. after he left the hospital he went back to his hometown of plains, georgia where people decorated the sidewalks with campaign signs that said "jimmy carter for cancer survivor." so there's a lot of optimism there and in his speech you really

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vehicular traffic will be a loud win that zone with great difficulty and emery instructions. you will not be able to drive from into the zone outside and once you've gone outside you won't be able to drive back into the zone until the papal events conclude. i-95 by the way will remain open but there will be major road closures. 76 eastbound from the blue route to 95, 76 westbound from 95 to the rows vessel extension, vine street expressway closed in both directions and u.s. route 1 shut down in both directions from lancaster avenue to belmont. the ben franklin bridge, yes, it will be closed to vehicular traffic from 10:00 o'clock friday night september 25th till noon on the following monday. may nutter insists the spectacle will be worth the inconvenience. >> i certainly do very very well understand that there are many, many concerns. what will happen? how will it impact an individual citizen or their family? their business? or an employer? i get it. we all get it. yes, our daily routines will be disrupted. sometimes in minor ways. sometimes in very significant ways. >> repor