@i'm russ mitchell and welcome to @seven minutes. @our guest today is someone you @have @seen often on our news program, @a @prominent name in haw @enforcement, @pete elliot's career has spanned @three decades. @the longest serving u.s. marshal @in @the history of the northern @district @of ohio and he joins us for @seven @minutes. @marshal elliot, good to see you. @>> thanks for having me. @>> that last stat is interesting @district office was opened in @1855. @you were appointed by a @republican, @george w. bush, reappointed by @barack obama. @why do you think you have @survived @so hong. @>> i've been able to work with @everybody across the board, i @don't @care if it's democrats or @republicans. @i have a great team and that @makes @that difference. @>> for people think of tommy lee @jones in the fugitive. @what does a u.s. marshal do? @ @>> we do a hot. @i'm in charge of the northern @district of ohio so i have a @dedicated staff throughout the @district that protects federal @judges, we apprehend fugitives @at @record paces, we

news is made @you'll be saying i love my @ @>> you're watching channel 3 @news at 11:00 with russ @mitchell and sara shookman. @>> >>: it's a worldwide rob @for so many events. @a three year investigation @blows the lid off of why so @many of us get shutout why @trying to get tickets to @ticket masters set aside as @many as 70% of tickets for @prevents. @they're using ticket bottoms to @snatch uptick debts and resale @them. @one example showed one buying @a thousand tickets in one @minute for a u-2 show at @madison square garden. @how much is too much for a @campaign donor. @>> in a channel 3 exclusive, @the investigator, tom meyer, @says the opponents are @exchanging jabs over @contributions. @>> reporter: a check of tim @mcginty's finances shows he @received contributions of @10,000, 30,000 and $50,000 from @one guy. @$90,000 total. @is the cash from the donor will @has he pledged additional @donations in. @>> wait and see. @are the whoping contributions @should raise eyebrows. @>> the reason that you worry @about a large contribution is @because of favortism. @>> reporter: robert can't @

. @>> up next, seven minutes with @russ mitchell. @you may want to bring the @a man who was once dr. martin @luther king's personal driver @shares amazing stories about @his personal time with the @civil rights icon that you @don't want to miss. @ @good morning. @i'm russ mitchell. @welcome to seven minutes. @our guest is a jewel to @northeast ohio. @we're fortunate he shared his @experiences with us. @he's a retired maple heights @educator. @as a college student, he won @the job of being the personal @driver for a young civil rights @leader named dr. martin luther @king, jr. it's good to see you. @thanks for coming in. @>> thank you for having me. @>> of course dr. king's @birthday is next week. @you were a student at alabama @state unit. @the dean calls you up and says @i have this job for you. @it's driving for this guy. @and the interview is with @martin luther king, jr. @>> i rapped on the door. @he came to the door. @i told him what my purpose was. @and he said come right down. @he sat me down and we began to @talk. @the interv

. @ @>> you're watching channel 3 @news at 11:00 with russ @mitchell and sarah shookman. @>> residents of flint, michigan @went to the state capitol today @to protest their drinking water @the rally was held just before @the governor's state of the @state address. @the water from the flint river @is treated locally to save @money. @without the necessary @chemicals, the water has caused @lead to leaky from the old @pipes into the water supply. @tests have shown high levels of @lead in the children. @many have called for governor @rick snyder's resignation. @>> we need to repeal the @emergency management law. @we need every who failed us and @hid this from us to be held @accountable starting now. @the governor is calling for @more state help and is vowing @to check every household in @flint to make sure they have @the proper water filter. @a year after getting grant from @the nfl, one company says @>> they're behind a four layer @helmet that absorbs impact. @it was created from engineers @input from engineers, players @and doctors. @we're finding that we're seeing @significant improvemen

@i'm russ mitchell. @dave chudowsky has been @watching this along with me. @dave, what do you think? @>> well, i think a lot of @things. @i go back to last year. @multiple people told me he was @year. @you tend to think, do you @believe it or not? @>> he got to the nba finals. @season is this well, he did get @two games away from winning a @championship. @he said the tension wasn't @there, but clearly the tension @is there now. @remember, david griffin, he's @not afraid to tinker. @he hired a guy with no nba @coaching experience. @this was blatt's first job. @i thought if they did not win @the title this year, he would @be fired. @kind of surprised it didn't @happen on tuesday. @i was in the cavs' locker room @after they got beat down by the @warriors, 34 points. @we had to wait 30 minutes to @get into the locker room. @clearly something was going on @in there. @i think that got the ball roll @through the week to make this @decision, russ. @dan gilbert walked by me, and i @can't use to words to describe @how he felt as he was walking @by. @i think that loss

. @>> 8 1/2 minutes with russ @mitchell, darn near seven. @betsy gives me a hard time. @>> little over seven. @>>> "et" up next. @we will see you at 11:00. @>> thanks for watching channel @3 news, take channel 3 news and @weather with you wherever you @go, text wkyc to 25543 right

. >>> up next, seven minutes with russ mitchell. a chat with own testify most powerful financial leaders in northeast ohio. we talk about the changing banking industry, saving neighborhoods and rock 'n' roll. that's coming up. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. >>> good morning. welcome to seven minutes. our guest today is one of the most powerful business people in cleveland, a banking leader who can be found in the boardroom, his community, and this may surprise you, on stage as well. mark is chairman and ceo of third federal savings and loan and he joins us now. thank you for having us today. >> it's my pleasure. thank you for the introduction. >> the stage stuff later. that should be fun. your village headquarters. this is a bank your family started back in 1938. >> yes. >> what is the biggest challenge of being in that seat today? >> well, there's a lot of h