nick is careening towards an early death. he's already prediabetic and suffering from sleep apnea, liver damage and joint pain. nick believes the only help is a radical one. he decided to undergo a surgery still highly controversial for teens, gastric bypass surgery. >> okay. >> reporter: nick's surgeon dr. mary brandt was hesitant about doing such a major and irreversible operation on a teen. >> i really didn't think it was a good idea. metabolically changing a teen made no sense. this is the first generation that's not going to outlive their parents. >> that's a shocking notion. >> reporter: have you thought how your face is going to look? >> i'm going to have a slim face. i'm going to have surgery in 3 hours and 48 minutes. it's been 48 minutes now. he's really hanging in there. >> there you go. >> reporter: the procedure takes about two hours, completely rewiring the digestive system and reducing the stomach to the size of an egg. nick is so confident that he will now be able to lose weight quickly that he makes a bold be

>> yeah. >> and that's why you should not sleep at nick's house.t's a throw down over guy clean up. see it and take a side. >> where did he get a tank? e. >>> ladies. >> i think i found justin bieber's youngest fan, this is ten month old maddie, and she's hearing "baby" for the first time. >> somebody likes the bieber -- >> look how excited maddie is, her head is following the music, but there is something really, really special about maddie and this song, it's the first song she has ever heard. she just got hearing aids. so she has zero hearing before this? >> we can find that out, we have maddie's parents on skype this minute. >> she had middle to moderate, and severe in her left area. in her left ear, she can really only hear the loud, loud noises. >> how did it feel to seeing her reaking to hearing this song for the first time. for some reason we decided to play it and i guess that was the magic wand. >> what changed about her? >> she has been babbling more, she's more expressive, she kicks her legs and arms and is looking everywhere, it's like

>> thanks, nick, and good afternoon, everybody. in case you don't know what an allegheny conference, is we're the metro chamber organization that represents the private sector and the ten counties in the southwestern pennsylvania area. for someone who grew up in pittsburgh, being here today is a bit amazing. if you go back 30 years, 1983, our low point, our regional unemployment rate was 18.3%. think about that for a minute. 18.3%. today it's 6.7% and dropping, and the real fundamental question we want to talk with you all about today is how? what -- what happened? what did pittsburgh do, and am

and thanks for having us here, nick. >> kelly, thank you. now, you would expect the mayor of the city and someone w

this is where nick juarez was going to take charge next year, where he would encourage others. he wasn't the best athlete on a soccer field but perhaps the most inspirational. >> nick's just a great, great kid. very positive, great teammate. he's a great competitor. >> reporter: tragedy struck the family on monday near portland, oregon. nick was visiting his grandmother when police say his uncle, adrien wallace, killed both of them with a hunting rifle. police also say wallace confessed to the killings. >> i heard two shots. i went over to the window. i saw the guy turn. he was pointing down, then he turned and he started shooting into her car. >> reporter: police still don't have a motive for the shootings, a tragedy that left the campus at st. francis also without its lead drummer in the school band. >> oh, nick, yeah, he was a great kid. the kind of kid who would just light up a room when he came in. very positive, very warm, warm hearted, very kind. >> reporter: nick's family issued a statement saying, quote, we are devastated at the tragic, senseless loss of our beloved so

>> yeah. >> and that's why you should not sleep at nick's house.s a throw down over guy clean up. see it and take a side. >> where did he get a [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ e. >>> ladies. >> i think i found justin bieber's youngest fan, this is ten month old maddie, and she's hearing "baby" for the first time. >> somebody likes the bieber -- >> look how excited maddie is, her head is following the music, but there is something really, really special about maddie and this song, it's the first song she has ever heard. she just got hearing aids. so she has zero hearing before this? >> we can find that out, we have maddie's parents on skype this minute. >> she had mi

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>> heather: have you heard this, daredevil nick wallenda becoming the first person to walk a tightrope across niagara falls, but it was no walk in the park, he braved fierce winds and heavy mist as he teetered back and forth high above this rushing water below and rick leventhal is live for us in niagara falls, new york with more on the feat. he witnessed it and has more. hi, rick. >> reporter: it was incredible. and that is what nick wallenda said, heather, it was amazing and absolutely incredible the view from over the falls and he's the only one to ever see it from directly above niagara falls and we'll show you where the walked them. wire is long gone but the record has now been set. walking across that raging niagara river. and credits concentration and focus and prayer and his dad who is on a head set in his ear for keeping him calm, 10:17 p.m., eastern time and he climbed on the two inch steel kascable ande began his careful journey into

and another. >> hiding. >> where's nick?s hiding. [ laughter ] >> reporter: you learn about yourself. what did you learn? >> i'm a really fast runner. >> reporter: how many times did you get killed? >> twice. >> and by a girl. >> even though you're acting, it is scary. quite the ultimate survival thing. the zombies, by the way, are mostly overenthusiastic students from the local college. >> i think you all looked like you were enjoying it a bit too much. >> well, there's nothing better than having a grown man on his knees through fear. >> yeah. >> reporter: he did. and i took it way too seriously. i couldn't help it. there was pride. and there was the fall. >> i shot you about 20 times. >> game over. game over. >> reporter: i'm nick watt for "nightline," dying a slow death in zombie apocalypse. >> that's hard to watch him get devoured there. thanks to him for that and thanks for watching abc news. we hope you check in to "good morning america" checking on the heat wave that could push temperatures into the triple digits in t

righter's nick confessore. great to have you both on the program.orrow night, i will join by the soon to be host of our own show, joy behar. she will occupy this time shot on current for one week only next week. but you can catch her right here on "viewpoint." john boehner says he has a jobs plan. the only one who could get a job out of it might be mitt romney. ahead. stay with us. [[vo]]joy behar is coming to current tv for one week only until the fall. what happens if you ask her to tone down her opinions? >>sorry, i can't hear you. what? [[vo]]or tell her she has to stick to a script? and who doesn't want 50% more cash? ugh, the baby. huh! and then the baby bear said "i want 50% more cash in my bed!" phhht! 50% more cash is good ri... what's that. ♪ ♪ you can spell. [ male announcer ] the capital one cash rewards card. the card for people who want 50% more cash. what's in your wallet? ha ha. ♪ ♪ >> a supreme court rooming in citizens united made this number possible. now it's our number of the day. infinity. while presidential campaigns have limi

a 2-out, rbi base hit by nick swisher tied this game at 2. >> nick swisher waiting for something up inhammers it is hanger to right center field. >> now, going back to what i said before, now that it's a tie game i. right. >> you can't afford to use valverde. >> forget valverde. >> as swisher tied the game on that contact, right there. andruw jones takes upstairs to ball 1. the same situation, we are still there, valverde would be in. it is not. it is a tie game. the tigers have a very short bullpen tonight. foul, 1-1. marte is not available tonight. went 3-2/3 last night. villarreal is so-so. may be usable. jim leyland would like to stay away from him, a hard-throwing right hander and you add valverde and below. >> if it goes to a 10th, below will be the pitcher for jim leyland. >> lead has been given up by dotel. a walk got him. swisher takes off, throw-down, no good. swisher popped up, goes to third on the throwing error by santos. now the go-ahead run is 90 feet away with a 2-2 count on andruw jones. >> santos had to hurry the throw the mask twists around his head and swisher going

make sure nick feels this love he has around him. >> and we certainly wish nick well. >> pulling for him. we'll be right back. >>> from yo-yo dieting to extreme exercise. turns out women are always striving for the perfect body at every age. a recent survey of women found the quest for perfection never ends. nutritionist and personal trainer joins us now. thank you so much for being here. >> this particular study found more than 70% of women are over the age of 50 or trying to lose weight. 74% think about their weight every day and 80% said their body, shape, and size played a role in their self-image. does this surprise you? >> this absolutely does not surprise me. many of them are over the age of 40 and 50 years old. and we talk about this constantly. body image, the types of diets this they want to try, all the new articles they read that will help them shed pounds quickly. even plastic surgery. this does not surprise me. >> people thought as you age or get more mature that you accept the skin you're in. clearly that's not the case. from magazine covers, everybody wants to look li

vietnamese photographer nick ut who took the picture then rushed her to a small, nearby hospital. and former nurse, 91-year-old martha arsenault from quebec. >> somebody took care of her, but now she's taking care of other people. >> principally through a foundation that helps child victims of war and in her work through the u.n. as an ambassador for peace. the scars kim phuc battled were not only physical. for years she battled anger, hatred and self-pity. >> is the fear always there? >> yes. i remember the terrifying the moment i got burned. i remember that. >> finally she learned to forgive. she now treasures the harrowing photo. >> i can use that picture to promote peace, to talk with people, let them know that is the real war. >> the child from that photo is now 49 and has two children of her own. she is determined to channel her suffering into lessons for them and for future generations. tony guida, cbs news, new york. >> axelrod: and that is the "cbs evening news." later on cbs, "48 hours mystery." for all of us here at cbs news, i'm jim axelrod in new york. good night.

nick schifrin, abc news, belfast. >> our thanks to nick. and we kept thinking today that history may, indeed, file that picture in the scrapbook of handshakes that ended a violent chapter, and as nick said, move the world to the future. nelson mandela right here with f.w. declark in 1990. israel and palestinian leaders in 1993. and, president reagan and mikhail gorbachev in 1985. >>> and, coming up right here, thieves who take just 48 seconds to steal your tires. the new crime wave in your driveway. how to make sure your car is not next. what's the matter? uh, trouble with a car insurance claim. ah, claim trouble. [ voice of dennis ] you should just switch to allstate, and get their new claim satisfaction guarantee. hey, he's right, man. [ voice of dennis ] only allstate puts their money where their mouth is. yep. [ voice of dennis ] claim service so good, it's guaranteed. [ normal voice ] so i can always count on them. unlike randy over there. that is one dumb dude. ♪ the new claim satisfaction guarantee, only from allstate. are you in goo

nick smith, abc7 news. >> thank you, nick. earlier this year abc7's vic lee showed us how brazen copper thieves can be. this exclusive security video shows them in a stolen truck crashing through the gates of a pg&e yard. it took just 13 minutes to crash through the gates, load up a 10,000-pound spool of copper cable and drive away. their take for the night? an easy $40,000 this copper. >>> fire gutted a vacant home on the southern slope of mount diablo this afternoon. this is video from sky 7hd. it shows the flames threatening a home right next door. nobody was hurt. the flames also burned about three nearby acres of grass including some land inside mount diablo state park. firefighters point out today's fire serves as a reminder of how important it is to clear brush away from homes located in wildland areas. >> we have been very aggressive in our district with getting people to clear properties, have defensible space and set up fuel breaks and some of the neighbors received those letters and received those inflections and th

nick smith, abc7 news. >> thank you, nick. earlier this year abc7's vic lee showed us how brazen copper thieves can be. this exclusive security video shows them in a stolen truck crashing through the gates of a pg&e yard. it took just 13 minutes to crash through the gates, load up a 10,000-pound spool of copper cable and drive away. their take for the night? an easy $40,000 this copper. >>> fire gutted a vacant home on the southern slope of mount diablo this afternoon. this is video from sky 7hd. it shows the flames threatening a home right next door. nobody was hurt. the flames also burned about three nearby acres of grass including some land inside mount diablo state park. firefighters point out today's fire serves as a reminder of how important it is to clear brush away from homes located in wildland areas. >> we have been very aggressive in our district with getting people to clear properties, have defensible space and set up fuel breaks and some of the neighbors received those letters and received those inflections and th

[applause] >> thank you, nick, akiko. i knew akiko was the president of art, but she is so more than that. nick, you sort of scare me. you intimidate me. he is tall, a british accent, used math. people like to stress me out. without further ado, i want to invite our director again to explain some of our upcoming directions. i want to challenge to all, soap ceramics. >> just to follow akiko's interesting example, before i provide you with a preview of one of the exhibitions, art and science has always been together. da vinvi was a great artist but a scientist as well. sometimes, when i speak to people in the valley, i say, when you have a first-rate product, how did you describe it? of course, there are several phrases you could use, but one of which is, state of the art. when you reach such a quality, you can get the expression, but you need art to describe the utmost excellence of what you do. this is what we want to do, we want to offer. let me give you two examples of upcoming exhibitions to illustrate how we further i

. >> how nick wallenda is getting to do something no one has done before. you're watching "world news now." is getting to do something no ♪ living on the edge ♪ ♪ living on the edge ♪ >> oh, if this has anything to do with this one. nick wallenda getting ready to do a stunt for the ages. going down to the wire. literally the wire. he will attempt to do what no person on planet earth has ever done before. that's cross niagara falls on a wire. >> or wants to do. risk and stunts are of course in the wallenda family blood and goes back generations. abc's bill weir has more on this historic quest in just a few hours. >> reporter: this is the view from the wire. ♪ >> reporter: a perch where the average person's throat tightens, pulse quickens, and then vision narrows. but not this person. in fact, this is where nick wallenda comes to relax. >> you know i have gotten on a wire when i had troubles, problems, legal, whatever. i get on the wire, and it's gone. >> reporter: before he can enter that zen state, nick is swinging from intense last-minute focus -- >> don't

i'm nick watt for "nightline."ndon. >> amy, my daughter is in stores now thanks to nick and thank you for watching abc news. jimmy kimmel is up next. have a great weekend.

a 2-out, rbi base hit by nick swisher tied this game at 2. >> nick swisher waiting for something up inhammers it is hanger to right center field. >> now, going back to what i said before, now that it's a tie game i. right. >> you can't afford to use valverde. >> forget valverde. >> as swisher tied the game on that contact, right there. andruw jones takes upstairs to ball 1. the same situation, we are still there, valverde would be in. it is not. it is a tie game. the tigers have a very short bullpen tonight. foul, 1-1. marte is not available tonight. went 3-2/3 last night. villarreal is so-so. may be usable. jim leyland would like to stay away from him, a hard-throwing right hander and you add valverde and below. >> if it goes to a 10th, below will be the pitcher for jim leyland. >> lead has been given up by dotel. a walk got him. swisher takes off, throw-down, no good. swisher popped up, goes to third on the throwing error by santos. now the go-ahead run is 90 feet away with a 2-2 count on andruw jones. >> santos had to hurry the throw the mask twists around his head and swisher going

a look at that incredible feat. >> reporter: nick, called the king of the high wire, stepped on to a table and into history. the first person to cross the horseshoe falls. >> i've walked a wire since i was 2 years old. it's very natural to me. >> spectators were spellbound. >> i thought it was cool and he had a lot of guts to get up there. >> daredevil. this is the big thing. >> reporter: there were 800 feet of danger. the wind, a swaying cable, the mist rising. but said he was prepared. >> we train on the cable close to the ground of the same tension. so i get a feel and then throw in heavy winds and then we brought in the niagara falls fire department, amazing guys who sprayed me down to recreate the mist. >> reporter: nick was on the cable alone but the family was behind every move. his mother and uncle took care of the equipment and then the shoes. took to his death in 1978. >> i pay tribute to my great grandfather who lost his life in puerto rico. >> reporter: this would make his granddad proud. wjz eyewitness news. >> the crowd of 120,000 people and on the canadian side. we cou

perhaps not quite as dire as you just outlined but still very tough tez nick, how about the s&p 500. over the past five years it has been a very volatile five years with highs back in '07, lows in 2009, and here we are trying to creep back up to those highs that we fall back a few years ago. do you anticipate the index will be higher or lower at the end of thier. >> i think it will probably be a touch lower but with a lot of volatility around it. we do have a lot of very important catalysts coming up, the greek elections, our own elections, a fiscal cliff that we face, all of which really guarantees volatility without really a lot of resolution. so we are thinking the market going to be flat to lower between now and the end of december. >> tom: charles, what do you anticipate for the broad market? >> i think we still have a high, i don't think we will go back in the market for a long time. >> tom: not time to be short just to be out entirely of stocks. >> as the gentleman saix i agree there will be a lot of volatility, a very difficult to make money on such a market. >> tom: you are

friday night, june 15, daredevil nick wellinda will attempt one of the greatest stunts of all times, crossing high over niagara falls on a wire, all in the dark of night. all the world will be watching. hold your breath gray high-wire walk across niagara falls in the middle of the night. this could be the most life-threatening event on network television since any football game. ( laughter ). nick well enda, of the flying well endas will be the first person ever to cross the mighty falls on a tightrope. he received an exception to the fall's "no stunt" policy thanks to the local economy's sluggishness. now, phobs, you know a town is in bad shape when they have to create a tourist attraction to attract tourists to their tourist attraction. and with the whole world watching this incredible stunt, niagara falls will be back on the map, right, new york state assemblyman, janitoreto. >> weave got it. we have a shot throughout the whole world. somebody might be out there. somebody might be coming and saying i might want to invest in that city. they're on the move. they're think outside of

easier play for a right-handed thrower because the glove's on the left hand, nick, knowing he had crossed his body, this game might be over. he bare-hands it, with a good read on it. easily gets to third without a play. great play by swisher. >> now don kelly, in left field took a home run away from teixeira in the fourth, could end the night with tony pena out of the dugout. he will go to the bullpen... with the left happenedder, phil coke. boone logan coming in. so phelps gives up back-to-back single, logone's coming in. logan's coming in. some of the faces from tonight, valverde hoping for the win now, as we take a break. bottom of the ninth inning, tide 3-3, here in detroit. graduation, huh ? crazy, right ? well, with this droid razr by motorola on verizon 4g lte, you guys can stay in touch. ( grunts ) cool. you can video call on skype... send photos. yeah, okay. yeah, let's do it. get $100 off any motorola 4g lte smartphone, like the droid 4 now just $99.99. verizon. ♪ only with my naked eyes ♪ doo, doo, doo-doo-doo, doo-doo, doo, doo ♪ ♪ doo-doo-doo, doo-doo, doo, doo ♪ ♪ doo-doo-do

my uncle died when nick and we were still together, and nick just couldn't relate to the grieving processverything back to him, him, him. if it wasn't about him, he's not interested. can you imagine how annoying that can get? yes. i know, let's play "stupid mummies" again. yeah. what am i like? i'm like a silly mummy that's always late and says, "oh, i know it's a bit cheeky, "but can alexa stay forever?" oh, what am i like? oh, what am i like? no, what am i like? no, what am i like? come on, jake! wagons roll! can i just ask you something? can't it wait? it's just i wondered if you could possibly have alexa this evening. i know it's cheeky of me-- oh, i'm really sorry. we'd love to, it's just-- it's just that we--we-- we're going out. yeah. we're going out. 'cause pete's got this work due, haven't you, and we've got a baby-sitter. oh. right. she couldn't just have one more-- no. 'cause she'll only do three at a time. it's a kind of rule. agency thing. health & safety. if they do more than three, they insist on sending a second sitter. there was an incident-- yes, where a child... escaped

nick smith joins us live with that story. nick? >> here here at supreme court. the judge just left with his attorney. he made a court appearance and he faces charges of looting his neighbor of her financial fortune. this 57-year-old judge accused of stealing $1.6 million from his neighbor appeared in superior court with nothing to say. >> there is no dmonts make. we haven't seen the discovery or had a chance to read the complaint or amended complaint. >> court papers filed by the district attorney accused him of siphonning his neighbor of her fortune. the 97-year-old who died two years ago lived in this house. according to documents he befriended the neighbor in 1998 and by 2004 had taken over almost all of her finances, adding his name on her bank and investment accounts, at the time, totalling $2.2 million. prosecutors are also charging him with perjury with failing to disclose annual income required by law. the district attorney says that the alleged conduct of the judge is both disturbing and disappointing. his alleged conduct is in no way a reflection of th

righter's nick confessore. great to have you both on the program.orrow night, i will join by the soon to be host of our own show joy behar. she will occupy this time shot on current for one week only next week. but you can catch her right here on "viewpoint." john boehner says he has a jobs plan. the only one who could get a job out of it migigigigigigigigigigigigigigigigigigigigigigigigigigigigigig [[vo]]joy behar is coming to current tv for one week only until the fall. what happens if you ask her to tone down her opinions? >>sorry, i can't hear you. what? [[vo]]or tell her she has to stick to a script? >>forget it. [[vo]]that will never happen on current. >>try to be a little more conservative tonight. and get elected if they don't on back to the middle. david catanese, political reporter at politico. and mcday coppins, political reporter for buzzfeed. gaeme inc. thank gaemezilinsky, thank you for joining . what happened to george prescott bush. >> no, he was jeb bush's son. >> oh, that one. >> the ricky martin look-alike yeah. >> going in anothe

nick schifrin, abc news, new york. >> my comrade nick schifrin. i feel your pain, man. a story for "nightline." i met that same guy, andrew, the beekeeper. it is a wild experience to be that close to thousands of bees like that. >> that is a great look for you. >> high fashion there in new york. this guy is like, oh, whatever. just going to play with my bees. i was a nervous wreck. i feel your pain. >> you didn't get stung. >> i did not. did not. that's why i feel bad for nick. everything was okay. >> keep that intact. >> more from abc next. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing >>> this morning on "world news now" -- a truly stunning statistic about suicides in the military. >> the alarming number of men and women in the ranks who are taking their own lives. so far this year, they vastly outnumber those killed in action. it's friday, june 8th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good friday morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm paula faris. it is difficult not to be stunned when you hear the details of the study we're going

for others, like 24-year-old nick, back-to-back arrests have led to a revolving door relationship atsuffolk county jail. >> the stays in here getting longer, the street getting shorter. i was in here three and a half months, out eight days, now in here two months. eight days. most of my record is armed robberies, unarmed robberies, i would use whatever from a rock to a knife to whatever. whatever was available at that point in time. >> how do you someone with a rock? >> you hit someone with it really hard. and you take what's in their pockets. >> most of his robberies have been to support his drug habit. now, he's back in on an assault and battery charge to which he's pled not guilty. the alleged victim is his girlfriend. >> they're saying i assaulted my girlfriend at the time. she got arrested with me. she said i didn't assault her. i don't know. it was pretty much they knew we were in a high drug zones, they want us to cooperate to help get the bigger fish, let the little fish go away. we wouldn't, so they arrested us. >> 10s. that's ten more. what's the name of this game? oh, my g

abc's nick schifrin joins us from athens, greece. good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning. we're in central athens where the polls have been opened for half the day so far. most greeks are expected to vote. this is the birthplace of democracy, after all. just because it's election day, doesn't mean anyone feels like a winner. after five years of recession, greece is full of fear and loathing. greece is so desperate. they voted neonazi into parliament because they promised better economic policies. it's so full of rage, the spokesperson threw water at one political opponent and slapped another. here's how bad it's gotten. 20% more greeks are homeless. crime has risen so quickly, more people are buying guns. every day, greeks withdraw and hoard a billion euros in cash. some have even replaced money with bartering. 1 in 10 people in athens have needed a soup kitchen to survive. people have no other choice but to come here? >> yes. because that's their only option if they don't want to start stealing. >> reporter: but for greek families, the suffering deepens. george hasn't wor

nick smith is live in that neighborhood where it all started. nick? >>reporter: good evening. just to give you an idea of where we are. we are south of mount diablo but east of 66 80. resident saw the flames they grabbed everything they co-hos co-hoses. bucket anything to fight back the flames. >> my neighbor was out front saying that there was a fire back there. >>reporter: afternoon blaze between lawrence road in san ramone sent resident that a pap ick and pushed them into action. >> came in here yelling for my husband to find him out here with the gate and all the boy from his the neighborhood with the hose and taking buckets out of the pool. we start add bucket brigade. >>reporter: this view from sky 7 hd helps to illustrate how the quick thinking homeowners were determined to keep the flames at bay and gain the upper hand. neighbor helping neighbor. everybody grabbing bucket or hose. anything to fight the fire. >> fires like this start small. >>reporter: and mav quickly. from our chopper we saw frightened confused livestock running from the blaze as who wanters were used

. >> nick is going to get our show started with some dash cam footage and the story behind it. >> deputiesn florida have a man pulled over they suspect of drunk driving. they say that they saw him run a stop sign, that he ran a red light, he was speeding about 22 miles per hour over the speed limit. this is juan santiago. this was obtained by wf tv. he remains calm and cooperative but once he realizes he's about to be arrested, he begins to beg and plead with the officers. >> this won't ever happen again. please help me. >> santiago is an internal affairs investigator at the orange county jail. >> oh! >> dude, i'm internal affairs. i'm like the second in command. please help me. >> santiago still has his job pending an internal affairs investigation from his place of employment. >> so his department, the department that he is in, is now investigating him and they could come up with findings that cost him his job? >> right. because what they're going to look at is did he do something wrong here by asking the cops to give him a break. is there something that he said to these deputies that br

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