wow. >> so good to have jeter chime in.yankee gear. >> always. >> we got you a new hat and sweatshirt. ron of all people, he goes in any weather, stays until the final out. >> i try. >> ron, we want to hear from you. what are you feeling? >> this is really special. this is amazing. a couple things i wanted to say. i thought about this. one is there was a cameraman years ago who told me don't let anyone ever make you do bad work. i never forgot that. every story i did was not great, probably most were, but some weren't. i can honestly say every story i tried to do my best, tried to do the very best to do my best with that story. i always thought of journalism, of what we do, as a form of public service. >> yes. >> what we're doing is a service to the public. we must always give our best to our audience to the people who watch these shows. the other thing i learned from being on this show for 14 years -- you guys probably don't remember this. i started off very b straight-laced reporter holding the mike there, was that i coul

. >> reporter: in an earlier interview east bay paratransit's general manager jay jeter told us -- >>we get concerns from a rider or concerns from a passenger or a family member, we try to address those situations. we will make adjustments to the route. >> reporter: after we told him about jonathan and zach, both are now arriving home in record time. raise your hand if the reason why you are here is because you've lodged complaints and have not seen results. but this group of disabled east bay residents and family members told us for them nothing has changed. all echoed the same stories about long waits and even longer rides and they told us their complaints go nowhere. >> i know to file a complaint by phone, by e-mail and by letter. usually it doesn't get me anywhere. it goes into the black hole. >> yeah. we didn't know where to take it. we can lodge our complaint, but what do we do after that? >> exactly. >> reporter: a private multi- national corporation called transdev operates east bay paratransit, but it's funded with public dollars. b.a.r.t. and ac transit pay $43 million a yea

devastates dispatched by jeter it was the last kick of the game at a battle in the ones pouncing at the end of. a look at moderates will be africans for morale ledra tame a christian out of an elder four fifths best male footballer of the year award the bulls mohamed salah is also on the short list but little messi has missed out on a nomination i think the top of all five times and i midfielder moderates looks to be a favorites having inspired croatia to the right of substitutes in the world cup and help as well with a third straight champions league there when it will be announced on the twenty fourth of december along with the will of the women's world. it's time to remind you of our top stories at this hour that tens of thousands of people have gathered in the eastern german city of candidates for a free concert to protest against racism and xenophobia it follows a week of answering my from protests and thought violence of chicken by the alleged killing of a german man by asylum seekers. and minimize sentenced to die. this from the international news agency voices to seven years in

devastates me dispatched by jeter it was the last kick of the game patch a battle in the ones bouncing at the end. and leipsic had a nightmare but to think opener against dortmund last week and a tough europa league qualifier in the middle of the week that heavy schedule may explain well why does the door we're able to move so easily against them early and sunday is going to seek a match as the leipzig defense looked on to test them a man put the door in front but let's think we gave their footing and john kev an august sun managed to tie the story after sixty eight minutes lights they came within inches of winning it in the last minutes but they had to settle for a one one draw against. holland for here as it is here now we're talking about a german car maker who is paying the price. or missions like a familiar story but this time we're talking about b.m.w. sarah in the crosshairs of the or thora g.'s b.m.w. reportedly has been or did to pay a fine of ten million euros after software was found on around eight thousand diesel cars that illegally shut off emissions filtering prosecutors

. >> and then there was jeter, sixth grade, new school -- that would make a lot of people nervous.i want to know your secret. >> oh, um, my friends have my back. >> and when your friends have your back, you're set. do you have their back? . >> announcer: this is abc 7 news. >>> this is -- i'm having trouble looking in the field. can you tell me when i need to turn my final? >> one man wiz killed and two others seriously injured after a small plane crashed into a pond, not far a tgood afterhank you f joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. that pilot was killed. he was on a mission, flying a patient to stanford medical center. vic lee has been following the story. >> reporter: well, the plane is sitting in heavy mud in a duck pond right behind me. it's sort of hard to see. we were not allowed any closer. palo alto airport is to my left, across the marshes here. now, the plane is registered to an owner who lives in is for alle, presumably the group called angel flight west headquartered in santa monica. i talked to one of the officials of that group by phone just a little while

. >> and then there was jeter, sixth grade, new school. that would make a lot of people nervous. i want to know your secret. >> oh, um, my friends have my back. >> and when your friends have your back, you're set. do you have their back? >> yeah. >> all right. when your friends have your back. >>> over and over and over, thieves target apple stores running off with thousands of dollars of stuff. tonight we're live explaining what one city has done to stop these crimes that seems to be working. >>> i'm wayne freedman in fountaingrove, santa rosa, where a neighborhood has gone from ashes to move-in ready in roughly 11 months. a lot of people say it was due to hard work. the owner of this house says divine intervention. that's coming up. >> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> sometimes taking the risk can pay off. >> no risk, no reward. nike is playing that game, and they're using a former 49ers star to do it. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. colin kaepernick has been without an nfl team ever since he left the niners in 2017. >> now the former quarterback

the other one was to take phone calls from jeter because the only number she remembered wa was -- [laughter] but just being in the newsroom gave me an enormous opportunity and i said i will take any assignment possible. i will cover murders in the bronx and eventually got a break in sports by doing the duty by standing out of the yankee studio. i did a lot of low-end things that no one wanted to do. i knew they could lead to other things down the line. if you take the attitude, you can really go. >> get your foot in the door. >> yeah, get your foot in the door. >> just were quickly, jeff who owns the washington post, the amazon ceo, i asked him once, i said how do you decide who to hire? this applies to your question. he said, i have four criteria. i like people who have been right a lot. i like people who listen, really listen that strategic listening where you are listening so you can think of what you're going to say rather than letting it come in. he likes to hire people who change their minds. i think that's important. then his fourth criteria, it most fascinated me, i like to hire peo

. >> dana: such a symbolic moment also you might know right before he left the dugout derek jeter saidthey will boo you. >> jesse: yep, sure will. >> greg: dana. >> dana: i want to talk about dan and mike freidman who lost their father in the world trade center attack 17 years ago. i believe they were 11 years old. out of their personal tragedy they have gone on to create and do great things. created a company called tall order socks. complain don't go up high enough. >> jesse: they group to greg's hips out. >> greg: and i wear them. >> dana: a profits go to tuesday's children from loss like 9/11 and sandy hook. they have colorful socks get them at tall order.com i have them jedediah for your husband basketball version for one. >> why basketball? >> did i golf for you. >> jesse: love it. >> dana: did i baseball for you. >> greg: all right. >> dana: great as thigh high socks. >> jesse: knickers. >> dana: smaller sizes too. not just for tall people. >> greg: how short are these people? juan? >> juan: get ready to tug at your heart strings i want to show a video of steven singing national

all of that on the back of that strong dollar and these jeters that are you are seeing in currency manushis company. funding circle is going for an appeal. the destination is london. following in quick succession from last week. so this is the funding -- why did we take that off? because that is a thumbs -- that we're talking about. and it's connecting small, media enterprises. it's facilitated 5 billion and of lone from 80,000 investors. they agreed to buy and finance some u.s. lones owned by bank of new york. his is ahead of the london funding circle origination. so just in terms of the other headlines that we are getting through on funding circle, what they hope to achieve. the company is 8 years old. the speculation is the valuation can be 1.9 billion. and again, it really is going to test the appetite for europe's syntek business. so the funding circle is considering that. the registration document comes through this morning cracking on news flow. 1.65 billion pints. now, it's going to be a big week as if we don't have big weeks on trade. but this week is particularly critical. you

devastates me dispatched by jeter it was the last kick of the game pacha ballin the ones bouncing at the end. yesterday we have it's the mirrors are not many people would have predicted not least of all the fans that was the had his first victory in goals in question in fourteen years what is right and what does it mean for shock are they in crisis but some pundits have you believe they are but we are need two games into the season say probably a bit too since talk about crisis because of the international break coming up so it does give things a bit of time to get things sorted out but the yet to make its ask of us got this problem because it's the second season since right now is the target on his back to finish behind by losses and everyone wants to beat them you can see here that they they really weren't at the races that against has a bell and they really had to suffer that pack out west in a kemi out of position a bit south of the fastball they have lost a few key players in the summer most of the tito carrots a price as man highly right to defend and then well said to by munic

devastates dispatched by jeter it was the last kick of the game hatcher ballin the ones bouncing at the end. you know they have it and the result not many of us that would have predicted not least the fans but that is had to balance fast when it was in question in fourteen years where the right it was quite the doodad day so in crisis well some pundits have you believe they are if you read the headlines as well but it is only two games into the season i think for a bit too soon as they say how does exactly. talking about crisis and we have the international break coming up so sometimes iron out the problems but obviously this is going to be a difficult second season for dominique at the desk because they exceeded expectations last season but he has lost a few key players liam gretzky going to die in munich kara going to paris as a man to defend and he really had to shuffle his pocket a bit westmacott he was a bit out of position for the first go round of the south having to push forward for the win for the allies rather than the red card incident their problem last season they were sole

greatest all time my friend up there with number championships tom brady kobe bryant derek jeter how. >> but it is thank you, yeah has been best year was amazing championship, strong throughout we had three victories the special path to me celebrating with all family first time two kids at the championship celebration, and race went perfectly, number five. >> well done. >> thank you. >> what is how long do you anticipate yourself continuing to race. >> that one is hard to tell, you know -- at. >> i wasn't going to give away age you are going to be 38. >> a lot of people kind of put round number 40 on it but i think it is more of a personal situation i think when you know you are not enjoying the sport or maybe you are not as competing as well we're in business winning races if you are not doing that probably not going to be there much longer right now i am okay i think. >> quick question for you, you win races sometimes by fractions of seconds, what is the difference? you win where other people don't, by such a small margin what do you chalk up that differences to. >> team efforts so

. >> what did dear rrek jeter tol him? >> he says mr.nt, don't bounce it, they'll boo you. >> how did he respond? all right, i will throw a strike. >> there was also the wonderful moment where he's driving with rudy giuliani up on the upper west side and everybody is out and rudy giuliani looks out the window and he says every one of these people, mr. president, they voted against you. >> the story i remember, bush looked out and said usually they're waving with one finger. >> that's then and this is now. donald trump thinks he's doing a terrific job as president. do his supporters agree with that? we gathered a group of voters here in mississippi yesterday. some backed trump and some didn't. there are plenty to talk about. here are some of impressions of president trump's after 600 days in office. >> what's donald trump's best quality? the fact that he'll identify the problem and believes he's right. he does not sidestep it. he does nod sidestep it. he goes full head on with how he believes should be happenndled he does not seek for any

i spoke to jeter of the justices on background for this book. whall' hear from a lot of them is the other branches largely don't work, especially congress, and who but us to step in? that's an arrogant view. it's understandable, but as justice brandeis said a century ago, sometimes the most important thing the court does is not doing. we saw that -- probably the worst case in my view is bush v. gore back in 2000 when congress was designated in the constitution and by federal law as the branch to resolve disputed presidential elections, yet the court -- supreme court got involved. justice scalia, famously or infamously argued later on in interviews the court had to do so to prevent the country from being the national laughingstock of the country. but of course there is no national laughingstock clause in the constitution. host: how much do you blame presidents for this? presidents tend to know what they want when they appoint a supreme court justice. is the vetting process better now to ensure the presidents are getting what they want out of futu

derek jeter with hors d'oeuvres they would listen to gather. >> host: another great american city isproclaimed. he was pally. >> caller: hi, brad. interesting. haven't read any books that you sounded smart and interesting writer. i was wondering what i would start with. i want to make a comment in that i just heard your comments in that you are interested in replacing his gun. i really can't support you for that. i don't think i can support you as an author. i wonder what your comments would be. >> host: who are some of the authors you enjoy reading before we hear from mr. "in depth"? >> caller: i am blinking on what i read. >> we will go without one then. that is good at things, pauline. your position as a fellow american. i absolutely respect how you feel they wanted thank you for saying it so nicely. if you don't want to read my books because of my position there, i absolutely understand that. i believe in civility and we can agree to disagree. so that is no problem at all. thank you for calling in. >> host: in short form for viewers just tuning in, what were your comments? >> gue