it was christopher hall.is to her friends. >> apparently she was a little flirty at the gate. >> in short order, chris and christi got married. she was 17, he 20. and as the girls grew up, they said they never doubted for a single moment the powerful bond of love. their parents with them and them with each other. >> they were probably closer with our parents than most children. their the parents that i hope to one day be. >> chris, her perfect mirror. >> my dad is a little more kick back, relax and quiet, but they're a perfect balance, i think. >> yes. >> for years chris hall was a police officer in san bernardino until he was shot in the line of duty. then he went off to become police chief in two small towns in idaho. then in 2005 anticipating an empty nest and eventual retirement, the halls bought this place back in calamasa. life in the spring of 2007 seemed to have hit a sweet spot and ashton and brianna remember their mother telling them. >> we were laying on the bed with her. she just started talking.

it was blair christopher hall.o his friends. >> apparently she was a little flirty at the gate. >> in short order, chris and christy got married. she was 17, he 20. and as the girls grew up, they said they never doubted for a single moment the powerful bond of love, their parents with them and with each other. >> they were probably closer with our parents than most children. they're the parents i hope to one day be. >> christy, the vivacious glue of the family. chris her perfect mirror. >> our dad is a little more kicked back, relaxed and quiet. but they're a perfect balance, i think. >> for years chris hall was a police officer in san bernardino until he was shot in the line of duty. then he went off to become police chief in two small towns in idaho. then in 2005, anticipating an empty nest and eventual retirement, the halls bought this place back in cala mesa, which they love for its backyard pool and spa. and life in the spring of 2007 seemed to have hit a sweet spot as ashton and brianna remember their mother

yet, his absence from the hall emotionally reflects the clash between landis and the hall of fame's on one hand and fdr on the other. by world war ii almost a quarter century in office had swelled the commuters power and like most of baseball's front office including the hall's all-time committee he was, as noted, deeply conservative. jackie robinson cracked the color line only after landis' death in 1944. some blaming the delay on the judge but the men of that time are dead and many records are lost or gone and research tells me and the lack of any other reason confirms that the hall of fame committee's refusal to admit franklin delano roosevelt stem from political and personal revulsion. political and ideological bias against his liberal policies and persona. he is always telling us that he was as conservative as landis but appalled by the shameful treatment of fdr who just on the game who knew have you saved it. the committee snub shown by politics left or right have no place in baseball's most sacred site and it also ignores the fact that without roosevelt baseball cannot of surviv

i arrived at aston hall thinking i was going to get an escape route from the remand hall. not sure. doctor kenneth millner ran the hospital from 19117 until the mid—1970s. he is accused of injecting sir —— children with truths, and now discredited drug, before sexually abusing them. derbyshire police say they recorded 115 witness statements. 65 people claim they were abused at aston hall over three decades. for them, today's report is significant. this isa today's report is significant. this is a massive day. after 46 years, make that 48 years of battling to be believed, it's a life changing experience. but they can't replace your childhood. they can't take away the use of pain, cashbacks, questions, unanswered questions, lying there at night saying why haven't i melt somebody else this has happened to? it's important our safeguarding agencies which have contributed to the review acknowledged the pain and great distress suffered over many years by those who have now bravely come forward to report that they were abused at aston hall between the 19505 and 19705. and by those

here's the hall where we can see. a large number of reporters waiting for the presidential press conference to begin just a few moments ago a man was removed from the hallway after trying to make some sort of statement about the iran nuclear deal it's unclear whether or not that will cause. a further delay in this press conference that was already delayed by quite a few quite a large amount of time. president putin and trump were meeting for about two hours before after they met one on one came out saying that it was a very very good start for everybody. before the meeting took place the kremlin president putin's spokesperson said that he was hoping that this would be a baby step in improving relations between the two countries. we're now joined live in the studio by artie's worlds apart host boy to discuss this further so you again and again lovely to have you again again we've just seen. a little bit of a show in the hall over the commotion of well i think that's pretty understandable the world's attention is on thi

we've also got hortense sparks ward in our hall of fame. she was an attorney. she was also the first female who is licensed to practice in front of the supreme court. another woman we have in the hall of fame is an architect, mary jane coulter. she's noteworthy because she currently has 11 buildings listed on the national historic register. this is a woman who worked with the housing company, the harvey girls, the harvey hotels, so she joined the company and assigned many of the buildings for him. one of the things that distinguished mary jane coulter was that she with her design took a departure from at that time, using the european models as the go by, so she worked within her natural environment, she didn't want to impact or build anything that seemed as if it was out of place. so this particular design has come to be known as the national park service rustic design. you can see samples of her work which incorporates native stone she works with and the environment that present without disrupting it. one of our hopes is when a visitor comes to the museum they

additionally in the legal realm, we have also got sparks ward in our hall of fame. this was a woman who was an attorney, and she was the first female to pass the bar in the state of texas. she was also the first female who was licensed to practice in front of the supreme court. another woman that we have in the hall of fame is an ark tekttekt -- architect, mary jane colter. she has 11 buildings listed on the national historic register. this is a woman who worked with the harvey company, you know, the harvey girls and the harvey hotels. so she joined the company and designed many of the buildings for him. one of the things that distinguished mary jane colter was that she, with her design, took a departure from at that time using european models. so she worked within her natural environment, and she didn't want to impact or build anything that seemed like it was very much out of place. and so that particular design has come to be known as the national park service rustic design. and so you can see samples of her work where she incorporates native stone or works just w

and when they leave the hall. so continue the wrap-around services we believe young people need which is the consistent adult alli to really help them be successful in their transition into adulthood. particularly for the program you just mentioned, the work that -- well, we're only down to 35 young people who are in the hall so it's really hard for us to justify allocat allocating $600o this agency. we believe that through this new model, the six multi-services agency model, we'll be able to meet the needs of these young people that will enter the hall. we have had conversations with this particular agency around extending their contract for a couple of months to help transition the work that they were doing, to help train up the six multi service providers to be able to pick up some of the gaps that they believe they'll be dropping. and quite frankly, i'll be meeting with the public defender and private bar probation leader today. >> thank you, very much. supervisor yee. >> thank you. i really do appreciate that

it will be you, the community, that helps guide me in city hall. hall. i am your voice in city hall. i moved to san francisco three decades ago. i was looking to create a community without other artists and like-minded people. we lived in warehouses throughout the city, but then, as now, we were evicted and pushed out. one landlord, in particular, a good landlord, came to me and said, why don't you pull your money together and by the place? 's own three friends i bought a place. it was falling down, but it was our home. right now in san francisco, families, teachers, nonprofit workers, and bartenders, they are struggling to stay in san francisco. i am not seeing the same housing opportunities we had back then. even as artists with part-time jobs, we were able to pool our money together and buy something. keeping people housed in a neighborhood that they love and creating more housing, affordable housing, it will be one of my top priorities as a supervisor. not far from here, i started my community activism. we worked to create a supervisor -- supervisor

hall at 11:00 in the morning.ll be 1500 seats, 1000 of them will be for members of the public on a first-come, first-served basis. the ceremonies expected to last about one hour after she takes the oath of office, she will deliver her first speech as mayor. >> it will be about unity, bringing everyone together, and talking more about what we can do, and how we can accomplish a number of the challenges that exist here in san francisco when we all work together. >> after london breed is sworn in members of the public will be invited to get into a receiving line for a meet and greet, with the breed inside room 200 at the mayor's office. the swearing-in of london breed means that today's the last full day on the marc farrell.>> i will be a mirror for every single san francisco resident. my focus and job as mayor is to represent everybody in the city of san francisco. no matter what their race, ethnicity, religion, my job is to represent everyone and i will do exactly that over the next half year. >>> that was mayor fe

the town hall is -- runs from 6:00 tonight to 8:00.the newsroom, leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the family of a 5-year-old girl claims she was molested by older children at a child care facility in fairfield. the girl's mother was in tears talking to reporters. it's a precursor to a lawsuit. the girl was sexually assaulted twice inside the bathroom at that child care facility. >> none of the policies or procedures were done on my daughter's behalf. we are not going to be quiet about this. >> travis air force base says the center is accredited and one by civilians. the base issued a statement. upon notification, immediate action was taken to inform affected families and going the proper agencies to investigate the incident and review the procedures. >>> a man accused of raping four women while he posed as a ride share driver is set to be arraigned. he faces several charges of rape, kidnapping, assault, and false imprisonment. he is from peru and lyft is investigating his employment history and wants to know how he passed a backgro

. >> reporter: on the steps of city hall, a historic day. noncitizen parents can register to vote for school board elections in san francisco. this comes after san francisco voters approved proposition and. it gives documented and undocumented residents the right to vote. they must be at least 18 years old and parents of children under the age of 19 in san francisco. noneligible are those on parole for conviction of a felony or those found mentally incompetent. the federal government can have access to motor information. >> we give people the choice. we are saying they need to be registered but what we are advising people to do is to meet with somebody from one of these community-based organizations that can actually educate them on their rights and the risk of voting. >>> the deadline for noncitizen parents to vote for the november elections for school board in san francisco is october 22. if you miss that deadline you could come to city hall for conditional voter registration. i'm jessica florez for kpix5. >>> the right to vote in school b

which is a kind of counterpart to the city hall at the opposite end of the axis. this was where the person with the real power resided a royal intendant who saw to it that all the business of government was executed in the interests of france he had the duke opposite constantly in his sights and would remind him every so often of his political importance. once one has reached the colonnade in front of the government building one assumes this is the end of the sequence but the intention was to have a natural landscape succeed the architectural one to that end stanislav created a public park which also served as a nursery to supply trees and shrubs for his squares. squares give a city a distinct shape an unmistakable character and individuality not see is the stanislav squares a seemingly ending sequence of spaces and splendid buildings nancy is synonymous with the translation into art and architecture of the baroque metaphor of the theater. but more than anything else nancy is a system of beautiful squares full of atmosphere where diversity blends into continents a

someone who has had the opportunity to be a leader outside of city hall and inside of city hall. and at this point, it is the only person on the board of supervisors that is part of the lgbtq community. please join me in welcoming up the great lady -- leader for our city of san francisco supervisor jeff sheehy. >> thank you kate i have a certificate from the board of supervisors for you as well. [applause] just a note, under her leadership, nclr has led on these national court battles, but one of the most moving things i experienced was i was with my husband in a small town in florida, a lesbian couple, the woman who had been previously married to a man was having trouble getting rights for her child and who was there? nclr. small town, big towns, big issues, little issues, they have been there across this country. i salute you, kate. i salute nclr. the greatest. [applause] so, this is an interesting pride to kick off with a supreme court decision against our community. i recognize our acclaim this year and generations of pride and like kate, is passing down to new leadership and

and they will now head out the back of the hall back on to air force one.re i'm sitting and the berlin brigade band and a couple of platoons of american service members are waiting for the departure ceremony, and as for me, well, i'm going to give it back to you, brian, in the studio. >> thank you very much, rebecca. i think your comment was probably the best indeed. it has been a big day. we now conclude our coverage of the president's visit in berlin. the chief executive and his wife are now preparing to depart berlin on air force one. while in the city, president reagan reviewed the troops at tempelhof central airport, then proceeded to a brief meeting with the german president. he then called upon gorbachev to tear down the berlin wall at a major address delivered in front of the bardenburg gate. and now, the president and his wife saying happy birthday to berlin. president reagan drawing the largest applause from the sense of humor that he displayed. we now conclude our special report. on behalf of myself and the entire afn staff, good afternoon. we no

and nate valentine here from august hall. in the beginning they did not think they would want to go for a mechanical amusement device, and they changed their mind. they want to have some machines downstairs adjacent to the bowling alley. so all of these were approved by the police department with no standout conditions from what you can see. vesuvio and august hall were signed off without anything added. victory hall has the standard conditions from the southern station police department. everyone has received those. and i didn't receive any negative feedback from neighbors for any of these applications. and i just want to congratulate janet from vesuvio because she did get a lot of public support for her application. and there is a few that came in today from ccdc, and they are not in your files, and one from san francisco independent business alliance. so if congratulations, everyone. looking forward to the entertainment. u tem eight is commissioner comments and questions for item eight. commissioner, anyone like to bring s

on top of the historic town hall you can see st riches the patron saint of schoolbook. the people here call the saint off their god because the length of the thick innocence should be the same as the famous who was forced but if i take a look at it i don't see any similarities to you. we continue on to even book for a long time who book was one of the capitals of the duchy of sex a cool book and cool to the city was a meeting place of the european aristocracy the british royal family also has its roots here. in book palace was the city residents of the coup and on top of this hill you'll find their castle fortress one of the largest and best preserved fortifications in germany. cowpoke fortress sits majestically almost two hundred meters above the town defensive walls cannons and i endorse made a fortified castle impregnable. it survived all sorts of attacks and fires and still evokes the atmosphere of the late gothic and renaissance eras. the beginnings of today's complex state back to the thirteenth century the council's heyday came three hundred years later. in the n

former patients say aston hall was pure hell.ch continues the dozens still missing. authorities fear the number of dead could rise to more than 100. donald trump strikes a deal with the eu to prevent a trade war, announcing a new close friendship between america and brussels. also the sour, a hint of life on mars after scientists find evidence of an underground lake. the rights of children facing exclusion from school should be much clearer, according to mps. in a report today, they've warned that schools in england are becoming less inclusive, and that parents end up fighting a system that should support them.the education select committee says schools should to be held to account and compelled to publish exclusion numbers. last year there were 8 thousand permanent exclusions 20,000 children leave during their school years and are missing from the data. and during each year 48 thousand children spend time in alternative schools. 0ur education editor bra nwen jeffreys reports on what the report calls the "forgotten" children. the

the want to marked where you'll find a city hall is the town's main square. next door is the iconic shown hole for the town's oldest renaissance era edifice. and chanting backdrops are everywhere that's why filmmakers have often chosen gurlitz as a shooting location for example many scenes from around the world in eighty days were shot in the city full force uses hoses the soldier or shot in this roof. then he spectacularly slid across it and fell. you will probably recall this into some cardboard boxes which saved his life. gurlitz has grown so popular with hollywood producers that some now affectionately call it girlie would. be us director wes anderson for instance chose this former art nouveau department store as the backdrop for grand budapest hotel which is set in a fictional hotel from the one nine hundred twenty s. that gives the film its name. then. each building here has a unique history all its own if you want to learn more about gurlitz is rich cultural heritage it's a good idea to book a guided tour of the city. twenty five years ago the maastric

diane king hall reports. >> reporter: good morning.l, the united states is preparing to hit another $200 billion worth of chinese imports with 10% tariffs. this morning china called the move totally unacceptable and pledged countermeasures. thousands of chinese products will be targeted everything from burglar alarms to fish sticks. news of the plan to impose more tariffs on chinese goods is sending futures lower. yesterday, stocks finished higher. the dow was up 143. nasdaq up 3. the british government slapped facebook with a fine of more than $660,000 in response to the cambridge analytica scandal. that is the maximum penalty it can face in the uk under its data protection laws. the government said they failed to safeguard user data. >>> another uber executive is out. the chief people officer resigned in an email to staff yesterday. he headed up the hr department. the resignation comes after investigation into how she handled racial discrimination allegations. >> we know that traffic is a beast down in l.a. so now there's a multi-mil

the chairs have been up outside city hall and 1500 people are expected to taend.ee chairman. >> i want to make sure that everything is just perfect the way she would want it. >> she will be sworn in by another former san francisco mayor gavin newsom. san francisco giants announcer will skip the giants game this afternoon and she's going to emcee the event performing the national anthem to the curtis family, a group of siblings ages 8-13. they call themselves the c- notes. the san francisco gay men's chorus will also provide entertainment. >>> for a second time the board of supervisors rejected mayor mark ferrell's nominee to the police commission. he wanted to reappoint long time commissioner joseph marshall but the board blocked it by a vote of 8-3. london breed was one of the supervisors who supported the appointment. some who rejected marshall says he's too close to the police union. others say the new mayor should have a say in the selection. it's not clear if the mayor will pick marshall or if he would accept it. >>> a man accused of killing a mother and her

. >> reporter: performing for a sold-out crowd at carnegie hall. this che of claic muse pick to host a comedy comeback. just a year ago -- >> outrage from all sides after that video of comedian kathy griffin -- >> that image -- >> nobody wants to see this, it wasn't funny, didn't work -- >> reporter: griffin's career on the edge of ruin. did you think your career was over? >> yeah, i thought there was a good chance my career was over. >> reporter: this picture of kathy griffin holding a mock severed head of president donald trump stirred a national scandal. the comedian called a traitor, even a terrorist. what were you thinking? >> really? just -- okay, do you have a different question than i've been asked a year and a half? you're abc, act like it, goddamn it. >> that's the exact question you get every time? what were you thinking? >> i wanted to shame him, it, as i refer to trump, it. i wanted to shame it. i don't believe it's human. believe it or not, i'm not a megyn kelly fan, but i do remember him saying as you do, there was blood coming out o

they said we didn't get any notification from city hall. city hall has their own requirement. they're starting their golden gate halal cart, they get a big book. this was the requirement of city hall. and the golden gate halal owner just by their requirement and they have the requirement of city hall. after this, they chose this part in judge approve it there was not anything like something illegal. the other thing that i'm just going to mention is first of all they put five restaurants and there is 711, they're selling the same thing. they're selling halal food too. actually they're close to sacramento street and they're coming from sacramento to market street. this is like 500 feet far away. by the law, by the law of like city hall it's supposed to be 7. this is 500 feet far away. how are they going to come from there and not let anyone to open their own business? they have like 10 or 15 restaurants i15restaurants in tn francisco. no one else allowed to open their own business? they're going to fix their life. how is possible? this is one thing. second thing, when they cook

this is where it all takes place on steps of city hall.ousand chairs on polk street. those will be available on a first come, first serve basis. london breed will become the first african american female mayor. she will be sworn in by a former san francisco mayor, gavin news newsom. the voice of the giants, she will be the mistress of ceremonies. breed says it will strike a tone of unity and hope. breed is expected to greet people in her new city hal office for a couple of hours. this is a general seating check-in point here at grove and plk. so this is where you want to konl if you want to get a seat for the ceremony today. we don't see people showing up yet. it looks like you'd have a good shot at one of those seats if you started arriving now or a little later this morning. the ceremony is set to start at 11:00 this morning. keep in mind, if you aren't coming, you might want to avoid this area. that section of polk street near city hall is shut down. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, amy. live coverage at 11:00

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. >>> well, some ritz products are being recalled due to a salmonella risk. mondelez which manufactures ritz products is recalling ritz cracker sandwiches and ritz bits in the u.s. whey powder may have been the cause of the salmonella outbreak. >>> president trump assures more exhibits will be made in america. there was a demonstration. the showcase will showcase american made products arranging from beef jerky to the f-35 fighter. last week trade issued weighed on the major markets. the national averages ended about where they started. >>> electric carmaker tesla has reportedly asked some of liers th of theayment 6. they're seeking a price reduction from suppliers. >> there's been an unexpected shift in leadership at fiat chrysler. sergio marchionne has asked for a replacement after his health has taken a turn for the worse. he's 66 years oil and had shoulder surgery last month in zurich. he spearheaded them. he'll be replaced by mike m

we're live at city hall as san francisco writes a new chapter. london broo london breed enters the mayor's office on a razor thin win. she comes in because of an emergency. the death of mayor ed lee. and is expected to solve one. the homelessness issue that plagues our city streets. amy hollyfield is live for us at city hall. >> reporter: it is about to get started. set for 11:00 this morning and look at the impressive setup and crowd here. look at the stage, huge monitors, gorgeous flowers. and this crowd. a spokesperson tells me there are 2400 seats for general admission and 900 reserved. they are all about full and they are allowing obviously a standing room crowd to gather here. many of the guests tell us they are here because they want to witness history. london breed did pop out on to the stage this morning briefly to practice her speech. she appeared serious and calm. she will become the city's first african-american female mayor when she takes that oath. the ceremony is set to start at 11:00 a.m. on a wednesday, that is tough for some peo

in front of city hall. we'll stream that live at a abc7news.com and our news app. >>> number 4, a first look at the 12 boys rescued from that cave in thailand. this is a picture of some of the boys in a hospital room. there is video. we're working to get that shortly. >>> you'll notice a difference. the marine layer is back and it's going to drop our temperatures back down to average levels, which means an stday. deg cooler. oler >> we have an issue with rails. because of that bs, trains are reduced to 20 miles an hour through that stretch. repair crews are set to arrive in just a few minutes at 5:30. hopefully everyone else will stay on time. >> number 7, get ready for frozen fun. free slurpee day at 7-eleven. the signature drinks giveaway starts at 11 a.m. and goes until when? 7. >> we have all day. >> the featured flavor, capn crunches crunch berries. >> i don't know about that. >> i'm sticking with coca-cola. >> it's great, right? >> 50% of the time it doesn't work. it has that red light next to it. tha

hall of famer, the say hey kid, number 24, willie mays is here!governor of the great state of california, the honorable gafb news om. gavin newsom. >> lieutenant governor newsom will now administer the mayoral oath of office to mayor-elect london breed. >> please raise your right hand after me. i, london n. breed, do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state enemi foreign and domestic, that i bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that i take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties upon which i'm about to enter and during such time as i hold the position of mayor of the city a >> thank you so much, lieutenant governor. and now, ladies and gentlemen, i am thrilled to present to you the 45th mayor of the city and county of san francisco, the honorable london n. breed! >> thank you. thank you all so much for being here today. and i want to say thank you to the residents of the c

abc7 news was at city hall as crews prepared for the inauguration today. it starts at 11:00 a.m. 1,000 seats will be available on a first come first served basis. we have live coverage tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. on abc7 news midday and we'll live stream the entire inauguration on abc7news.com. be sure to join us. big day in the city. >> she was on an international flight bound for sfo and she says she was tormented for hours. why she is now filing a lawsuit. >> and the scent of success, how a local winery is turning flowers into wine. >> and just two weeks after taking the crown, sad news for fns of the uglyest dog in the world. >> all that is ahead. first here's what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> thanks, dan and kristen. tonight the clothes come off. >> 3, 2, 1. are you two getting along? oh, yeah, yeah. [ hiss ] [ gasps ] [ birds chirping] ♪ no matter what you are they're a perfect match. the new ipad and xfinity stream app. hey guys, i'm home! surprise! i got a puppy. add an ipad to select packages for just $5 a month for 24 months. upgrade online no

the city posted this photo of what the fire looked like from city hall. people have been vicadvised to leave at a moment's notice. our other broeaking story, another firefighter has died while fighting the ferguson fire. he was hit by a tree during firefighting operations this morning. his name has motnot released. braden varney was killed earlier this month. good evening, thanks for joining us. late this afternoon, cal fire reported that a sixth person has died in the carr fire. seven people are listed as missing. it's reached nearly 90,000 acres and is 5% contained. the fire continues to grow in remote areas, but repopulation in redding should begin soon. the carr fire is one of 17 significant fires in the state right now. 12,000 firefighters are working to contain them. drew tuma is tracking fire conditions. cornell bernard is in napa county at the steel fire near lake berryessa, but we begin with laura anthony live in redding. >> reporter: hi, eric, it's too late for these folks here in keswick estates, but the containment numbers at 5% are expected t

hall of famer, terrelle owens has game. he was playing in a charity basketball game in atlanta, yeah, look at the 44-year-old, yeah, you know, he is going to be doing, he is going to be putting on a real, yes, i'm in the hall of fame, but i'm still available. this abc 7 sports report is. >> hey, 44, age is nothing but a number. >> i don't think there's been a player in the hall of fame that is still active. i think he would like to be first. >> did you notice the g.o.a.t. shirt he was wearing? >> that's it for us everyone. abc 7 news will continue at 5:00 in the morning. for all of us here, thanks so much for joining us and we will see you on facebook and twitter. "i'm gonna kill you!" "no[ mimicking gunfire ]!" woman: that's not what i'm saying. man: no? then what are you saying? 'cause it sounds like you're accusing me of something. are you accusing me of something? -no, i just -- -spit it out, woman! if you have a problem with the way i'm raising my children -- i just wish you wouldn't go in there. she's my daughter, lan

and the west sitting hall. the west sitting hall, i was in the west sitting hall. my parents did not tell me that my grandfather had been president of the you stits. i found out in school. thank god it was first grade, not high school, right? teacher walked up do me and said was your grandfather present? and i said i don't know. i'll ask. my mother was telling this story on the -- well into my 50s, i walked home that afternoon. i dropped my book bag and walked up to my mother and i said mom, did you know -- >> and she looked at me sadly and she said -- yes. just remember something, any little boy's grandfather can be president of the united states. don't let it go to your head. >> it didn't. it went right over my head. i had no idea. was six. my daughter amy is in graduate school. we were trying to watch something together. and i landed at a biography of my grandfather and i said, that's your great grandfather. and she said, daddy, go back, you passed nickelodeon. >> the west sitting hall was where at the age of seven i met president and mrs. johnson the morning af

aston hall psychiatric hospital in derbyshire, some patients described it as pure hell.nts there as children claimed they were drugged into a zombie—like state before being stripped and abused. i arrived at aston hall thinking that i was going to a hospital and an escape route from the remand home. i went from hell to armageddon or armageddon to hell, i'm not sure. doctor kenneth milner ran the hospital from 19117 until the mid—19705. he is accused of injecting children with truth serum, a now discredited drug, before sexually abusing them. derbyshire police say they recorded 115 witness statements, 65 people claimed they were abused at aston hall over three decades. for them, today's report is significant. this is a massive day. after 46 years, no, 48 years of battling to be believed, it's a life—changing experience. but they can't replace your childhood, they can't take away the years of pain, flashback, questions, unanswered questions, lying there at night saying why haven't i met somebody else this has happened to? it is important that i state that the safeguarding a