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the are egging this on everyone at the end we have a lot of people up. the violent people need to be put away for as long as we can put them away. >> hannity: and real-time on the radio january 6th i condemn what was happening i condemned it that night on the show and yet in the summer of 2020 your democratic colleagues were either completely silent because it was their base that was involved with the looting and the writing in the arson attacks on police thousands of cops entered does instead of doing some property damage 574 riots very few prosecutions in this case even know we have a wealth of evidence or lecturing us on the need to safely and security on the one riot warrantee speaking out against the 507 for other riots? where's that committee. >> a woman in her 60s who's
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from the bay area. tonight we're live on the scene getting answers. >> i'm spencer christian, stronger storm of the season headed our way. only abc 7 news had new video of a young boy flying off a water slide in dublin. the boy's family now suing the water park. a laptop still in the repair shot when the warrantee runs out. is it still covered? i'm michael fenny coming up. 7 on your side finds out. >> announcer: live where you lives, this is abc 7 news. this incident as tragic and bad as it is could have been so much worse. >> ten hurt and four killed. as you just heard from the assistant sheriff, this shooting spree in northern california could have been so much worse. good evening i'm dion lim for ama daetz.
disease. nothing has been confirmed yet and world health organization says it is unlikely iraqi doctors have the technology to diagnose the disease. >> a $48 million jail that costs 400,000 a year to maintain on the tax payer's dime had been sitting empty for the last four years. in washington state there's a dispute over funding between officials and the sheriffs. commissioners say they have put enough money into the jail. the sheriff says it is not enough to absorb the increased cost. he is asking for more 500,000. >> every item has ran out of warrantee. if it costs money we will see what happens. >> neither i'd is budging and the brand new jail sits empty. >> new information about the possible data breech at chik-fil-a restaurants.
martin family. beyond apologizing the martin family i stand by the words and substance of the interview. >> can a company blame old glory for voiding our warrantee? harley davidson says yes. lawmaker david dean says harley davidson voided the repair warrantee because of the patriotic flag he let fly from the back of his chopper. the company says the bike was not made to handle the wind resistance for multiple flags at high besides. therefore the claim on his power train was denied. before you grill out this memorial day weekend we now know which stores sold beef contained wi -- contaminated with e coli. >> if you are grilling burgers be sure you know the source of the ground beef. the food safety inspection service is recalling 1.8 million pounds of ground beef for fear it is contaminated with e coli.
information so that i could see the prices. i would try to create fictional person so i would get to the next step so i could see what the choices were. >> i think the challenge here is to understand where the money went. right? when you first go into the system, you are required to put in information that is checked against the credit agencies. now, the only way i can see how that works if s. if the credit agency is getting paid for every check that they make. i don't know how that works. but there are people making money through this whole process that should be investigated. >> well, the contrasts are called costs plus. which means everyone keeps getting paid. there is not much of a limit and i don't know how much of a warrantee there is on this. not going to be a good warranty. thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much for having me. straight ahead? are democrats worried? very worried? it sounds like it. the president and vice president meeting with senate democrats. a meeting they didn't want you it know about. that's coming up. first, a trip to hooters landing a middle school coach in trouble. not what you are probably thinking. that's next. don't forget to watch
that, i would give phony information so that i could see the prices. i would try to create fictional person so i would get to the next step so i could see what the choices were. >> i think the challenge here is to understand where the money went. right? when you first go into the system, you are required to put in information that is checked against the credit agencies. now, the only way i can see how that works if s. if the credit agency is getting paid for every check that they make. i don't know how that works. but there are people making money through this whole process that should be investigated. >> well, the contrasts are called costs plus. which means everyone keeps getting paid. there is not much of a limit and i don't know how much of a warrantee there is on this. not going to be a good warranty. thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much for having me. straight ahead? are democrats worried? very worried? it sounds like it. the president and vice president meeting with senate democrats. a meeting they didn't want you it know about. that's coming up. first, a trip to hooters landing a middle school coach in trouble. not what you are probably thinking. that's next.
>> i'm curious. in order to fix the system, do we have to pay again to fix it or do they at least warrantee their work? i mean, we have got -- first we have got the problem with the system. with the web site. but do the taxpayers, are they on the hook again to pay to have this fixed? >> well, you know, from everything that we heard today, they are actually billing right now to fix what the president calls glitches. this isn't a glitch, greta. this is a national embarrassment, the system. >> you know what the problem is though? this is what is really bad. bad enough this cost a fortune whether you you are for or against it the fact that we end up, the taxpayers, having to pay twice because someone was stupid enough not to test the testimony before it was put online or for whatever reason they didn't work together. i know each person that watched the hearing each person that testified said his part of it worked pretty well or worked completely but it was the some title. i mean, at what point do the the taxpayers have to stop bleeding money for these bad