>> yeah. >> the man, who runs a small museum, claims to have paid holly $45,000 after holly showed himthat she said proved she had inherited the stone after her husband, johnny's, death in 2008. >> the cards were going to have to take legal action in order to get back what they truly believe, and i believe, was rightfully theirs. >> but before dave's lawyers let him unleash a costly lawsuit, they make one more call just to make sure the oswald family won't now claim the $45,000 headstone really belongs to them. >> the legal representative of the oswald estate was contacted, and there was no expression of interest in making a claim. >> but dave card is ready to press his. >> after a year of trying to resolve the issue, we finally filed a lawsuit. >> you really wanted it back, dave. why? >> i wanted it back, one, because it was ours. secondly, because of what it represents -- a dark time in the history of the united states. >> but dave admits there may be one more overriding reason. >> maybe they messed with the wrong tombstone owner. [ chuckles ] >> after a dallas judge orders the two s

holly turner is a republican consultant from virginia.you hear doctors say this is not a factual discussion. this entire conversation really is really a political strategy. what's the big picture strategy? holly: i can tell you from an insider's perspective this was not an issue that republicans anticipated being kind of core to our messaging for 2020. but the democrats in several states have introduced legislation that is alarming. and then, when they go to explain and defend their legislation such as governor northam did in virginia -- soledad: and then he's gone back and clarified. politically, is the goal to say let's bring the emotional issue of abortion to the fore connect it with infanticide, which is already covered by the law. and actually see if we can energize a base around this issue? holly: people wanted democrats to say, this is not what our party is about. soledad: so my question for you is talking heads on tv say democrats are the party of infanticide. i am quoting. does that not seem over the top rhetoric to you? holly: i

shrink tonight we have a triple header the voices of the legendary band's sweet tends to see the hollies are in the house pete billing called mick wilson and peter how often aka the frontman and we're also looking forward to the most chilled out voice and speak left been vacationing on the granting of a percent you got it in the past this is tell you in song stomp the charts now he's also singing in german nevil pass hours going through as it. doesn't feel strong. headed over fired this week was. telling me how i am now about who is who this is pete. right that's how i that's the obvious make him act pete sweet make yes and pee talk yourself into lunch yeah let's see if you were both that's asimov yeah yeah. yes this is quite a long way down over to the east for us so yes the first time i'll be as you know here with a suite with this family was last year but i can't remember the venue but we definitely played it live out here. having you there live over there and of course a venue a lot of my here i do like it because we just in the most snow i've seen on the hold for the that nobody get

let's speak to holly and aisha. morning on the television, on the radio. student from cardiff. what would you like to say? first and foremost i would like to say people are ignoring the opportunities of brexit, there is lots of talk about the bad sides to brexit and things that will go wrong. what is happening now, we need to start looking to the future, i'm quietly confident theresa may's withdrawal agreement will pass but obviously it keeps getting voted down and everything else but i think when push comes to shove it will pass and we get the brexit we want. confident about that, not long to go. do you have a question or a point for chris morris you would like him to clarify? 0f fa ct morris you would like him to clarify? of fact to check? morris you would like him to clarify? of fact to check? my question is, does brexit mean more trade opportunities with the commonwealth? chris. well, that kind of depends on the government of the day. i think any government after brexit, priority number one has still got to be d

anthony. >> mason: holly williams. thank you, holly.inslee of washington state is the first governor to enter the 2020 presidential race. inslee says his central campaign issue will be climate change. in 2017, he headed up the lawsuit that temporarily blocked the trump administration's travel ban on seven muslim- majority countries. there are now 11 candidates officially running for the democratic nomination. public school teachers in oakland, california today reached a tentative agreement to end an eight-day strike. theirs was the latest walkout by teachers across the country over low wages and conditions in and out of the classroom. here's jamie yuccas. >> enough is enough! >> reporter: oakland teachers demanded a wage they can live on. >> save our schools, it's not too late! >> reporter: this is one reason why: >> this is our living space. >> reporter: special education teacher racquel ward-zamora, her wife, and two dogs live in this van. >> i am an educated woman. i have a master's degree. this shouldn't be the situation that we're

holly, thank you very much. holly hamilton at the bbc sports centre.died at the age of 76. he shot to fame in the sixties as one of the walker brothers, singing on hits including "the sun ain't gonna shine anymore" and "make it easy on yourself". he left the group at the height of their fame, and released a series of experimental and acclaimed albums. david sillito looks back on his life. # emptiness is the place you're in...#. the life of scott walker is one of music's strangerjourneys, a long retreat from 60s pop stardom. at first it was fantastic for the first couple of albums or so. but then it really wears you down. # the sun ain't gonna shine any more. # the moon ain't gonna rise in the sky...#. this was a man who at the peak of his success in the walker brothers disappeared into a monastery to study gregorian chants, and even 40 years on, those working with him saw a man wanting to move on from his past. the thing you have to remember about scott is that he was spectacularly famous. i mean in the mid—60s he was inspiring devotion second only to

the black fraternal order in holly springs. in mississippi valley, all throughout mississippi valley helped ida with the newspapers, and protected her. this was a problem for her. not only was she single, but she was an orphan. she had no protectors. this had an impact on her -- ida, if you read the book, ida had a very interesting dating history. [laughter] a diaryddings: she kept so we know some of this information. she just put in an initial but i found out who they were. [laughter] what shedings: demanded, always, i actually started feeling sorry for the young men. [laughter] prof. giddings: she always demanded that they had the strength enough to protect her. that they be men. manley to protect her. regressedometime, she sometimes into a childlike -- you know? thiswas part of her -- and also translates into some of her politics. mensays, when will you be and stand up? she had trouble. springsor in holly follows her for a lot of her life. she has to fight it. with this, one of the wonderful things about ferdinand barnett, h

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm holly hamilton.night's programme: into the business end of the europa league we go — can arsenal take their place in the last eight? we look back at the controversial penalty that helped put mancester united through to the quarter finals of the champions league. the end of england sevens. could cost cutting see the side replaced with a gb team on a permanent basis? also coming up in the programme: just back from conquering europe, the golden girl of glasgow, laura muirjoins us on sportsday to tell us how it felt to do the double on home turf. it's a championship on your home turf and home track, you want to do well. so i thought, let's try and do the double and make it special, and it worked. and taking baby on tour — we meet the olympic silver medallists inspiring others on the court and off it. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm holly hamilton. just in case you've lost count, we're down to the last 16 in the europa league now and there's still two premier league sides still in the mix. arsenal are

my name is matt hollis, i am the architect and the project sponsor. daughters are probably watching from the live feed right now, and we will all be living -- and we currently reside at 279 bellavista temporarily, not living there, anticipating future construction our house was built in 1947, over 70 years ago. as the record shows, we're not the first house to propose a vertical or horizontal envelope expansion in the neighborhood. given the current housing crisis that was described at length earlier, i think we can be reasonably sure we will not be the last. we are proposing a 1600 square-foot increase to accommodate our growing family that observes the park design guidelines and the san francisco planning department residential design guidelines. per the planning department recommendations, we have minimized the overall height of the building to nestle the proposed second floor addition behind the massing of the faÇade i've got a drawing of that. could i do the overhead? thanks. >> pull it down. >> what you are currently looking at is existing, and

in this chaotic and lawless and victorian environment of ravaged holly springs this decision of hers makes her vulnerable to vicious rumors about her wanting to be on her own to solicit the favors of white men. the charge combined with a devastating death of her parents will have an effect on her psyche and her activism. you can ask me more about that, i won't go into that in this talk. in 1880 she moves to memphis with an aunt, aunt fanny wells who would also been widowed by the yellow fever epidemic in memphis. in memphis, 44,000 people fled with the coming of yellow fever and 5000 on its remaining 20,000 in memphis perished. it just wiped out memphis. ida becomes a teacher in the memphis school system, she becomes part of lac m, a publication she will edit called the evening tar. in 1883 at the age of 21 she begins her activist career in earnest when she refuses to give up her first-class seat in the ladies car of the chesapeake and ohio railway. she sues the sea endo, wins the suit in the circuit court. the judge in the case deemed ida a woman and this is, ladylike comportment an

hello, i'm holly hamilton — this is your tuesday sport briefing.s — and some bad news for portugal and juventus for that matter. cristiano ronaldo went off injured as portugal drew 1—1 against serbia. they were leading at the time. the european champions equalised through a spectacular 25—yard strike from danilo pereira. elsewhere world champions france thrashed iceland a—nil in paris to make it wins out of two. and england survived an early scare to mount an impressive comeback against montenegro. a 5—1 victory including 2 from ross barkley. however, the match was overshadowed by reports of racist abuse aimed at a number of england players — manager gareth southgate said the incidents will be reported to uefa. ididn't hearduring i didn't hear during the ending part of the game but i'm told there were things in the early part of the game as well. i certainly heard when danny rose was booked and it's unacceptable. we will report it but i think that reporting is already in place because so many people in other areas of the ground have heard it. i bel

up next, it's the sport with holly hamilton.ports news and we start with football and it has been another successful evening for the english sides and you, with both chelsea and liverpool through to the next stage of the europa league. after being humbled in north—western france, arsenal needed to shine or it would be lights out on the european campaign and it was the man who so often stars that gave them the early lead. 0ne who so often stars that gave them the early lead. one guy would not be enough to qualify, but it was not long before it was two. this time it was aubamayang who was the creator. this time the video referee suggested there was more than a hint of off side. aubamayang bp to check but could not beat the post. but then aubamayang had his second of then aubamayang had his second of the night. although hugh marks disbelief, was plain to see him. with performances like that, it could well become four. national arsenal has won this competition three times before. chelsea went into their second tie with 83—0 lead, fi

threats ask ryan payne and gop strategist holly turner. you have to pay the $93 trillion tab one way. maybe this is it. >> what is coming out of the congressional budget office and this joint tax committee is under that office. look, they rarely get it right. so i predict that they're wrong. additionally this -- what the democrats are trying to do is change behavior. whenever you change behavior, all of your predictions about how much revenue you'll have are going to change. people are not going to be able to pay this. the margins that these traders are -- have in these high frequency traders have are slim margins. might seem small but it's not. the consumer will feel this. it's going to hit main street and going to hit farmers, going to hit every industry in the nation. >> david, that's a legitimate concern. most people don't know the history of the alternative minimum tax was targeted at 13 people. an article in a newspaper, 13 folks didn't pay taxes in the 60s and they put this tax out there that has wiped out millions of million class

holly hamilton, bbc news.ll be desperate to put their humiliating defeat to kazakhstan behind them today. on paper, it should be simple to do. they play san marino, who are officially the worst side in the world. and manager alex mcleish says it's the perfect opportunity to put things right. the only apology we can give the fans is to go out and win the next game. we are all hurting. we're fans as well. you know, i followed the team as a young man and always proud to wear the jersey and these guys are as well. boxing now. tyson fury‘s getting back into the ring this summer to fight german heavyweight tom schwarz. there were rumours of a re—match with deontay wilder, or a super—fight with anthonyjoshua, but fury‘s gone with the 24—year—old unbeaten german. they'll fight in las vegas, and it's the first of five bouts as part of a multi—million—pound deal that fury signed with an american broadcaster. there was a shock defeat for naomi osaka at the miami open tennis. osaka's won the last two grand slam events and

thank you, holly.ggle to break the deadlock over the issue of the irish border. the government has rejected a proposalfrom the eu's negotiator, michel barnier, that the uk would be free to leave a proposed customs union provided that northern ireland remained inside. 0ur correspondent adam fleming is in brussels, and told us how they are getting on. it has been tense and fought. some of them around the table today and will sit round the table tomorrow. we have had seen a memo around the other 27 member states in the eu saying they are open to workable new solutions on the uk, so that is something. and we still haven't seen the last piece of this puzzle, which is changes to the political declaration, the separate document which will sketch out the shape of the future relationship which will sit alongside the divorce treaty. so we still have roxy and what they have managed to work out there. —— not seen what they have managed to. but you talked about sl barnier yesterday on the irish backstop, a controve

with all the sport now, here's holly hamilton at the bbc sport centre... good afternoon.e still have three teams who could potentially win the title. the first game gets underway in cardiff at 2:45. but will ireland stand in their way of the grand slam? john watson is there for us. it is finely poised, john. it is finely poised, john. it is indeed but it is wales in the driving seat with their four wins out of four, that the six nations title now within their grasp and the grand slam as well if they can beat ireland here in the principality stadium later. ireland are very much still in the running. they have to beat wales and help scotland beat england at twickenham and england are still very much in the hunt and know that they need ireland to do them a favour and then they have to beat scotland at twickenham. which they will feel confident of doing when you consider that scotland have not beaten england at twickenham since 1983. eddiejones not beaten england at twickenham since 1983. eddie jones has not beaten england at twickenham since 1983. eddiejones has been at it a

after several days there are people in moscow and the police come in said the hollis on fire in the army. i was in my house and. i decided that myself i have to go because my belly was wrong in. the room he insists that their community had nothing to do with this attack. many of me in mars activists and journalists. believed that the rape and murder of the buddhist woman never happened. that it was a story made up to start the conflict and. hundreds of thousands were forced into i.d.p. camps or to flee the country most of them to refugee camps in neighboring bangladesh. in their own lives some of them going to fight the police sportswear had by them listening. at the time we are. at the. honduras south thousands of. people. following the attacks me in moscow armed forces led so-called clearance operations in iraq and states. by two thousand and eighteen thousands of ranger muslims were killed and more than seven hundred thousand had fled to bangladesh.

holly hamilton with sportsday. now on bbc news time for some jousting.c‘s weekly pod following the twists and turns of the uk's departure from the european union. you could call it an everyday story of political folk in westminster and brussels. the eu are criticising the uk for not having a majority. the only way of getting a majority in a minority government is by keeping as many people as possible on board. that is the conundrum. and we have talked before about chicken and egg and what was that phrase, we had the chicken, it had the egg, it is over. . . chicken, it had the egg, it is over... its scrambled! and now we fixate on what i'm afraid, hot on the heels, we have to even on the attorney general‘s own words, the cox codpiece. i wanted to throw that out you. we can hear from the man himself. it is government policy to achieve the necessary change in the backstop, which will cause me to review and change my advice. that is government policy, that is the discussions that we are having, i would say it has come to be called cox's codpiece. what i am i

for this morning a harvard law professor faces a backlash after joining the legal team the disgraced holly.

holly bradshaw's going well in the women's high jump. real boost for her having been dropped by her sponsor at the beginning of the year. you can follow the events in glasgow live over on bbc2 right now. martina navratilova's apologised for the language she used on transgender athletes. the tennis icon used the term "cheating" when discussing whether they should be allowed to compete in women's sport. she says she's been "vilified" as... "transphobic" since the comments. it was a good return to international diving for tom daley. he won a silver and a bronze medal at the season—opening diving world series injapan. it's the first time he's competed since becoming a dad last summer. man, this mma thing is really hard. that was jon jones after he retained his light—heavyweight title at ufc 235. he dominated fellow american anthony smith in a gruelling five—round fight to earn a unanimous decision in las vegas. and this is awkward. a prestigious women's cycling race in belgium had to be temporarily stopped after the breakaway leader almost c

if he liz beth warren and senator holly are weard about market power they have to get to the question how to use the data. so i think, ap before we get to cyberthreats and attacking our systems, it isn't going to be down to the question of who gets inabout me and who can ue it what way. about it. ries but on it realizes. we have associated ourselves. we make mup. we don't make money selling you. we send you a bill. we charge you a lot. but we don't set you fee ap so we don't have the same incentive and more intimate relationship that does president lead to a more abusive date after practice, we read once a week nd charter or comcast or medcow, these aren't fartives that come up in our world. and we have a different relationship with the consumer. we take your check and we just don't take your life story and mige our money that way. >> there have been a lot of hearings on privacy legislation on the hill and one of the questions is preemption. would you support legislation if it didn't preempt that california law? >> pream shop has nothing to do with the california law. i think we dwigh

(pam) that was jessica holly reporting. the young reporting.med winter has recovered and is back with her family. suarez spent the night in jail and is now charged with two counts of animal cruelty with intent to injure or kill. (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8. grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. (grant)thanks pam and catheine. next at nine: an inspirational story on this... international women's day... a local girl who couldn't find steph curry's signature basketball sneakers for girls... is his guest of honor at oracle tonight. we'll take you there... and explain how she actually help design the latest curry shoe - made for and marketed to - females. (vicki) plus... a busy south bay highway seeing a series of troubling incidents. objects being hurled at cars---often at night. how c-h-p investigators are trying to track down a suspect.(grant) and hopefully you soaked up a little sun today... buecause tomorrow morning... another dynamic storm charges through the bay... behind it... scattered showers. chief

with charlie gasparino, phil wegman and holly turner. holly, that was my point earlier with chad. if for example, bob mueller found it offensive or attorney general gotten a key finding wrong, by now we would have corrected him. he has not. what do you make of that? >> i think mueller definitely deferred over to attorney general barr. he said, hey, this is going to be your call. a lot of people think he should made that call so we could have this all wrapped up. but he let the attorney general make that call. whether this report is having a big impact on the markets i don't know. there is a lot happening in europe and asia now dragging our market down as well. the main thing we need to come out of this really all agreeing on the president is clear. he is not a criminal. most investigated man in the country and at this point he can say the most trustworthy elected official in this nation. so i don't think that report coming out in full is going to have any further effect on the market than maybe it already has. neil: charlie gasparino, markets abhor uncertainty, at least this repor

holly, good morning. >> good morning.rk but a few weeks ago, i went to finland to see what exactly they are getting right when it comes to motherhood and how they're doing it. a woman in labor has gone into cardiac arrest. these medics need to save her life and her baby. but this patient is just a mannequin, and here at helsinki university hospital, they hold emergency drills like this one once a week. finland's health care system has helped give it the lowest maternal death r and it's available here to everyone for next to nothing. dr. iden techi. every woman gets a private room and the option of a water birth. >> 100 euros you will pay and of that you'll get almost 50% back as reimbursement. >> that's under $60 to have a baby compared with the u.s. where the average natural birth costs over $12,000. and insurance doesn't cover all of it. can what finland is doing be replicated in a country like the u.s.? >> definitely. >> you are saying there's no reason that the u.s. can't achieve this? >> no. no reason. just pure poli

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because i didn't know what the outcome of holly court was going to be. you know, it really got -- was it going to get to the point where we have to be displaced because they would have to demolish this place? if they had, we wouldn't have been brought back. we wouldn't have been able to live in burn. by the program coming along, i welcome it. they had to hire a company and they came in and cleaned up all the walls. they didn't paint the whole apartment, they just cleaned up the mildew part, cleaned up and straighted it and primed it. that is impressive. i was a house painter. i used to go and paint other people's apartments and then come back home to mine and i would say why couldn't i live in a place like that. and now i do. [♪] >> i really believe that art should be available to people for free, and it should be part of our world, you shouldn't just be something in museums, and i love that the people can just go there and it is there for everyone. [♪] >> i would say i am a multidimensional artist. i came out of painting, but have also really enjoyed ta

see those things because holly time getting to thinking of. goal before he's off closing you see you know you can see them one of us i don't know. if you do constancy is still home or you go obviously to god is to do all the info of course with those who can you from your side quote i'm used to eating all i know he's out there and everything is. ok when i. called. you happy. don't know why i am what i was all of you know i do i'll go. home you. know you talk with a good time and i do and i. do think they shall know how i did it. oh and when that although mind your mind you will be and open today campbell supporting a girl great that well i don't keep going to do this. kid. i'm going to get one or zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero you're going to have. to use he. will tell you what i think he's probably got you know. this woman with whom you need. no proof he did but this is really the end was it has been dated so we need to go with our new book. what i think you're off with a look a bit before her. off where

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i'm holly hamilton. coming up on tonight's programme...ull the wool over rennes eyes, as they fight back to qualify for the quarter finals of the europa league. bryony frost makes history at cheltenham, as she becomes the first woman to ride a grade one winner at the festival. and england's tommy fleetwood is joint top of the leaderboard, after the first round of the player's championship in florida. hello, and welcome to tonight's sportsday, and it's been another successful evening for the english sides in europe. with both chelsea and arsenal through to the last eight of the europa league. while things never seemed in doubt in kiev, arsenal had a bigger mountain to climb, as craig templeton reports, after being humbled in northwestern france, arsenal needed to shine or it would be lights out on their european campaign. and it was the man who so often stars who gave the early lead. that gives him his 21st goal of the season. 0ne early lead. that gives him his 21st goal of the season. one goal would not be enough to qualify, but it wasn't

>> well, paul, we had a bit of an event this week when on sunday josh holly emerged and told axios heoncerns about neomi rao. they seemed to center about her personal views on abortion and a legal theory known as substantive due process. that evolved throughout the week. he mate wit met with her on wedd he said they had a productive meeting he ended up voting on her. she was recommended 12-10. paul: i did a lot of reporting on this this week as you did. what i found out, there was no substance behind the holly accusations or i guess they weren't formally accusations. concerns. and yet he went public with them. that struck me as odd. >> sure. i mean, especially on the question of whether she was pro choice. first of all, this is not a relevant question to whether she can be a fair and impartial judge. she has a record that shows she can distinguish her own policy preferences from what the law says. and so i don't think republicans should be in the business of starting these litmus tests in the first place. but also you're right, it was based on very thin evidence that she was personall

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on july 31 of 1998 hollis testified before colorado's legislature. they offer lawmakers a compromise rather than removing sand creek the state should provide the memorial visitors with context. informing the public about the massacre through historical markers. within a few months the legislature decided to adopt this suggestion. four years of committee readings and public outreach passed before the text was ready. four years to write a few hundred words. on november 26, 2004 senator martinez stood next to the civil war memorial that i have shown you. after arapahoe and cheyenne singers performed an honor song. martinez and build a bronze plaque. the marker narrated the politics of memory surrounding sand creek. noting the controversy surrounding the civil war monument has become a symbol of coloradans struggle to understand and take responsibility for our past. he went on to re-account the particulars of what happened at sand creek before turning the contested nature of public memory. quote, some personnel and civilians denounce the attack as a mass

let's get the read from republican strategist, holly turner. democratic strategist david bernstein and david grasso. holly, for the president, can an executive order settle fairness on college campuses? >> well, look, neil, any time a school is accepting federal dollars, there's strings attached. the president is putting the schools open notice that we won't tolerate what you've done in the past. made excuses for not letting other voices being heard. it's a well known fact that nine out of ten college professors are liberal. providing this other conservative voice and other point of view is important on campus. different departments and agencies will have mechanisms in play. there's serious questions around that. but it's putting everybody on notice and we're having a conversation about it, which is important. >> neil: david, then the issue, how do you implement something like that and how do you enforce it. >> this is stop leadership. it's going in the right direction. some of if things buried in this executive order include student loan refor

because i didn't know what the outcome of holly court was going to be. you know, it really got -- was it going to get to the point where we have to be displaced because they would have to demolish this place? if they had, we wouldn't have been brought back. we wouldn't have been able to live in burn. by the program coming along, i welcome it. they had to hire a company and they came in and cleaned up all the walls. they didn't paint the whole apartment, they just cleaned up the mildew part, cleaned up and straighted it and primed it. that is impressive. i was a house painter. i used to go and paint other people's apartments and then come back home to mine and i would say why couldn't i live in a place like that. and now i do. >> okay. , don't trust me with a microphone, but as john stewart has families -- famously said, i've never met a mike i didn't like. we are ready to get started. good morning. i am president and c.e.o. of the john stewart company. on behalf of of our development partners, nonprofit housing corporation and define and gone inc., we ar

. >> thanks, senator holly, for senator lee go next. >> i appreciate that, senator holly.hank you for what you said about straw purchases, sheriff. i've been very, very impressed with your testimony anyway. but the straw purchases -- why we don't find ways to close that, close the gun show loophole, that should be easily done. have real record checks. now it's in paper, because one of the gun lobbyists didn't want us to have electronic -- have been afraid to vote to have real background checks. i spent eight years in law enforcement. i know how much better it is if you can do a real background check. in fact, i think that what we ought to do -- you know, there's lobbies one way or the other on this issue. let's bring the issues up and vote on it. vote them up or down. i'm perfectly willing to do that. instead of just talking about it, let's vote them up or down. we did this to get rid of bump stocks. and now it looks like the supreme court is going to uphold what we did there. that's one step forward. but there's so many large magazines. we don't need that. you know, my st

. >>> christian, holly, charity, nick, and gail breaking dun down the best on the web. the funny lady throwing a serious tantrum. >> wait, wait, wait, is this shaded? >> shaded! >> we knew it was p mauvsinarge. not a big deal at the beach. lots of people bring their dogs. he didn't see the barks coming, though. >> oh, dude. >> oh my god. >> he is there kite surfing, hearing barking. he doesn't realize theog is coming right at him. >> what do you think, a dog while you're kite surfing. >> he says he didn't give it much importance and he continued on kite surfing, and before he knows it this dog catches up to him and grabs him right -- oh! >> by the arm. >> what? >> you can see the mouth wrapped around his arm, taking him down, and in his facial expression you can see the pain that he is now in. the camera is mounted on the kite which falls into the water and we are unable to see what happens here. he does say he had to force the dog's mouth off of his arm, eventually the dog took off. the camera shows us an upsi in >> was that somebody's dog? >> or a wild dog? >> accordi