going to show up somewhere so overseas we have these arms dealers and this horrifying graphic in new haven connecticut we have drug dealers which are pharmaceutical companies many of them private because they make so much money like the family in connecticut who sells oxycontin well here's a new wave of insanity the zombification of the american population and you can't read this and think that something horrible horrible is going wrong here is the headline it's not just new haven mass k. to overdose symptom of national crisis at least ninety five people in new haven overdosed on the drug in two days a similar events become more common across the u.s. they call it a mass rapid fire overdose event ninety five people overdosed in the new haven connecticut on k two which is the synthetic marijuana they all like passed out in the green the new haven green right outside yale university one of the most prestigious ivy league universities in america where many of our presidents attend school there and it was a mass scary horror like it's a horror film right that's that's a classic scene from a ho

going to show up somewhere so overseas we have these arms dealers and this horrifying graphic in new haven connecticut we have drug dealers which are pharmaceutical companies many of them private because they make so much money like that family in connecticut who sells oxycontin well here's a new wave of insanity the zombification of the american population and you can't read this and think that something horrible horrible is going wrong here is the headline it's not just new haven mass k. to overdose symptom of national crisis at least ninety five people in new haven overdosed on the drug in two days a similar events become more common across the u.s. they call it a mass rapid fire overdose event ninety five people overdosed in the new haven connecticut on k two which is the synthetic marijuana they all like passed out in the green the new haven green right outside yale university one of the most prestigious ivy league universities in america where many of our presidents attend school there and it was a mass scary horror like it's a horror film right that's that's a classic scene from a h

going to show up somewhere so overseas we have these arms dealers and this horrifying graphic in new haven connecticut we have drug dealers which are pharmaceutical companies many of them private because they make so much money like that family in connecticut who sells oxycontin well here's a new wave of insanity the zombification of the american population and you can't read this and think that something horrible horrible is going wrong here is the headline it's not just new haven mass k. to overdose symptom of national crisis at least ninety five people in new haven overdosed on the drug in two days a similar events become more common across the u.s. they call it a mass rapid fire overdose event ninety five people overdosed in the new haven connecticut on k two which is the synthetic marijuana they all like passed out in the green the new haven green right outside yale university one of the most prestigious ivy league universities in america where many of our presidents attend school there and it was a mass scary horror like it's a horror film right that's that's a classic scene from a h

going to show up somewhere so overseas we have these arms dealers and this horrifying graphic in new haven connecticut we have drug dealers which are pharmaceutical companies many of them private because they make so much money like the family in connecticut who sells oxycontin well here's a new wave of insanity the zombification of the american population and you can't read this and think that something horrible horrible is going wrong here is the headline it's not just new haven mass k. to overdose symptom of national crisis at least ninety five people in new haven overdosed on the drug in two days a similar events become more common across the u.s. they call it a mass rapid fire overdose event ninety five people overdosed in the new haven connecticut on k two which is the synthetic marijuana they all like passed out in the green the new haven green right outside yale university one of the most prestigious ivy league universities in america where many of our presidents attend school there and it was a mass scary horror like it's a horror film right that's that's a classic scene from a ho

manslaughter he received an early release under a plea agreement and was starting a new life in new haven connecticut and taken some money left him from his father to buy a hair salon. that january a man hamilton new name cache was shot and killed in hamilton's former brooklyn neighborhood. cache his body was found in front of the apartment building where he lived. the victim's girlfriend. spoke to crime scene detective lou. and his partner frank de luis. because she was on parole at the time jules smith told the officers her name was karen smith to protect herself detective de luis is now is clearly indicated that karen smith told him she had not seen the shooting but when smith was brought to the seventy ninth precinct and interviewed by scarcella her story changed now using her real name. told him that she saw the shooting and the shooter was derrick hamilton hamilton was doing renovations in his hair salon in new haven connecticut when detective scarcella showed up looking for him. and he was actually. stations. actually seeing a uniformed cop for you know walk to the door they came i

tony dokoupil, cbs news, new haven, connecticut. >>> the power is back on at reagan national airport following a blackout last night. reagan national in virginia serves the nation's capitol. power was lost for about an hour and a half. the cause of the outage is under investigation. generators kicked in to operate essential functions such as air traffic control, but the jet bridges connecting planes to the terminal were affected. some passengers were stuck on planes for over an hour, and four flights were diverted. >>> we're learning more about how the roman catholic church covered up rampant sexual abuse by priests in the state of pennsylvania. the state's attorney general reported more than 301 priests sexually abused more than a thousand young victims. they say predator priests had strategies for concealing the truth. dr religus faith in them to vi >>> overseas now, the death toll of the collapse of a bridge in genoa, italy, has reached at least 39. more bodies were pulled from the wreckage yesterday. they're looking at possible maintenance issues and design flaws, and survivors r

. / new haven fire department: see, we're getting another call of a person.the fire chief had to stopchief john alston jr. / new tment: ju someone on t another overdose.mos: i seen the person that was actually laying on the side over there and he was seizing.as of thursday afternoon, emergency crews had responded to more than 90 overdose cases in two days, most from a park in downtown new haven, near yale university.mos: you all got another one over there.the mayor's office says d.e.a. test results confirmed samples of the drug were a form of k-2 or "spice", a cheap, synthetic cannabinoid.k-2 can be anywhere from two to a hundred times more potent than t-h-c. sandy bogucki / ems medical director: it's made informally, so it can be all different kinds of chemicals. frequently, it's laced with other things.so there's no way to harttruly know what buyers are purchasing. in fact, connecticut officials said yale new haven hospital told them some cases involved traces of fentanyl.chief anthony campbell / new haven police department: we are searching and executing search warrants at additional lo

authorities say as many as five dozen people overdosed in the area of new haven.e linked to k-2, also known as synthetic marijuana. k-2 is laced with other drugs often. the troubling incident coming the same day as the estimates for the centers for disease control and prevention finds drug overdoses killed 73,000 americans last year. >>> the husband of a pregnant colorado mom has been arrested after she and her two little girls went missing. police say 34-year-old shannon watts and her 3-year-old and 4-year-old have not been seen at their home in frederick since monday. charges against chris watts hasn't been announced. a news conference will be held this morning. authorities went to the home after a call from a concerned friend. >>> a rural oklahoma school system forced to shutdown for two days this week after a group of adults threatened a 12-year-old transgender girl on facebook. the threats started when the student used the girls bathroom at the middle school. one said it was open hunting season on transgender people. others called for the 12-year-old to be st

. >>> emergency crews in new haven, connecticut today responded to a mass overdose.rly 50 people have been treated after taking synthetic marijuana, which can be 100 times more powerful than normal pot. as tony dokoupil reports, it is a growing national problem. >> reporter: calls began streaming in after 8:00 a.m. >> 911 emergency responding on an ems alarm. new haven dreen. >> reporter: zozs of people suffering from nau nausea, vomiting, some unconscious, suspected of overdosing on a synthetic marijuana known as k2. >> and even while we were trying to return people to service, they were passing victims on the ground. >> reporter: during this preference on the new haven green, another apparent victim. >> we're getting another call of a person. >> eyes wide open. >> reporter: emergency workers rush in to respond. >> he's not moving. >> come on, let's go. >> reporter: the drug enforcement administration has tried to crack down on the distribution of k-2, but it hasn't stomd tpped the rise in . across the country in the past three years more than 13,000 people have rep

. >> host: 10 things i hate about dl and new haven. >> guest: i believe i was the most miserable freshman in the history of geo-college. this is the early days of facebook and i wrote a facebook post called 10 things i hate about yale and new haven. funny enough, the toughest thing for me when i got to yale was not necessarily at the wealth gap although it was the first time i realized i was poor and it was actually not the race gap. i grew up in an all-black neighborhood. they spend two or three years in slavery. america was racist white people are racist and not the way it is for 400 years. even 30 years later. the tough thing when i got to yale was this difference in black people, this diversity in black people which i'd never experienced, which was very hard for me, but also very important to unlearn some ways that's a notion i had about loch ness, but to also be clear about something. there was i think my sophomore year spray painting on one of the residential colleges that said nigger. right after this the campus was in an uproar. we had no idea who did this because it was an unacce

> reporter: authorities say the outbreak struck first near the city's main green and went across new haven. police have a suspect in custody. >> i believe he may have been trying to give this out as samples to people to get them addicted. >> you've been in law enforcement for awhile this is intee. i've never seen anything like this in my 21 ars. >> reporter: synthetic marijuana is plants sprayed with chemicals marketed as an alternative to pot. there was a warning about synthic rijuana laced with rat poison sickening hundreds and killing nine people. in this case authorities believe whatever caused today's overdoses may have been laced wian pioid. authorities are still getting calls and made a second arrest. they don't know how much of e tainted drug was distributed across the down industry >> ron allen in new haven for us, thank you. >>> an emotional day at stoneman douglas high in park land, florida as a new school year begins six months after a gunman killed 1 students returned today to a very different campus after a $6.5 million security upgrade. nbc's taitner with that story. >> repo

. >> glor: emergency crews in new haven, connecticut today responded to a mass overdose.y 50 people have been toeated after taking synthetic marijuana which can be 100 times more powerful than normal pot. as tony dokoupil reports, it is a growing national problem. >> reporter: calls began streaming in after 8:00 a.m. >> 911 responding to an e.m.s. alarm. >> reporter: dozens of people suffering from nausea, vomiting, some unconscious, suspecting of overdosing on a synthetic marijuana known as k2. >> and even while we were trying to return people to service, they were passing victims on the ssound. >> reporter: during this press conference on the new haven green, another apparent victim. >> we're getting another call of a person. >> reporter: emergency workers lsh in to respond.not ng! >>eporter: trug enforcement administration has tried to crack down on the distribution of k2, but it hasn't stopped the rise in use. across the country in the past three years, more than 13,000 people have reportedly been sickened by synthetic cannabinoids like k2-- over 1,200 in the first se

in fact, connecticut officials said yale new haven hospital told them some cases involved traces of (vicki) in its fight against the opioid crisis, the trump administration is proposing cuts to the amount of opioids drug companies can produce. the justice department and d-e-a are proposing an average decrease in the manufacturing of opioids next year. this would be the third year in a row of proposed reductions. the d-e-a says a drop in prescriptions will continue to reduce the amount of drugs available for illegal diversion and abuse. (catherine) if you still have some back-to-school shopping to do, you're not alone. experts say it's not too late to find some great bargains - whether you're buying online or at a store.... summer is coming to a close- soback-to-school deals are heating up.shopping and money experts say late august to early septemberis still a great time to find really good deals.katherine cullen, national retail federation: "we still have the labor day sales and stuff in august so if you missed on an item you really want don't despair." saving tip number one: buy in b

. >>> dozens of overdoses in new haven, connecticut, all thought to be the result of a bad batch of syntheticthe cdc releases new numbers on overdoses. fox news reporter lee gabriel tells us those numbers are higher than ever before. >> reporter: a mass overdose over a 24-hour period in new haven, connecticut. medical teams rushing to a city park near yale university, for people vomiting, and dropping to the ground. almost all of them needing hospital treatment. >> dropping like a plague, almost. you know? just a scary scene. >> reporter: police say it was synthetic marijuana, often known as k2, or spice. it's not actual pot, but rather plant materials sprayed with chemicals, designed to mimic the effects of marijuana. medical experts say the danger is on par with prescription painkillers. >> it is and always opioids. but, synthetic thc can. that's k2. that can increase your respiratory rate, make you vomit, give you seizures, stop your breathing. >> reporter: the threat from those drugs is triggered and ever. the centers for disease control and prevention says the number of overdose deaths i

the overdoses you thought new haven, that was not about opioids, with the powerful pictures serve asoverall drug crisis. former dea agent in charge of special operations, derek maltz, here to a n. derek, great to have you back you looked at numerous connections. what are we looking at now? >> we are looking at millions of dollars. the united states, from gas stations, bodegas, going back to yemen. yemen is a poor country and we have radical people that are starting fund-raising drives around the world looking for funding. i mean, crime is generating so much money, these terrorist groups needs money to operate. >> shannon: you look to the links between narco terrorism and the fact that there are people sending us garbage, were they know there's a problem, is a form of jihad against the u.s. >> it's a jihad against the west and a 2 for 1 special. if i'm a bad guy and i can make multi-hundreds of millions of dollars and kill americans and destroy families, that is big win for us. as a bad guy. >> shannon: "the washington post," looking at the cdc numbers, had this to say, "drug overdose

appearance like a ton as eels sit around us the german greek to go over the brewery from the burberry in new haven point seven years ago and has been brewing his own greek beer ever since he is proud that he manages to stand up against foreign brands on the market. little by losing meanwhile greek beers are becoming popular and make up the majority of the products that are now being sold. creative marketing new product lines from premium pills to like some of the success of the brewery rests on different pillars research and quality control all part of it and an export department are still obstacles such as capital controls but there is hope that the market will become more flexible. we believe that the opening of the market which was a closed market before there was monopolized is now a chance for greece to introduce our own products which bar owners can add to their shelves. the entries in domestic product is growing while investors from abroad are still hesitating the greeks are starting to take matters into their own hands. and before we go good news for environmentalists japanese restaurant c

belinda benchich are the first players through to the quarter—finals of the connecticut open in new havenent, johanna konta, withdrew through illness. while bencic booked her place in the last eight with a straight sets victory over italy's camila giorgi. benchich, the world number 43 from switzerland, was given a place in the main draw as a lucky loser when simona halep withdrew on the eve of the tournament. she won 6—4, 6—4 to reach the quarter—finals where she'll face aryna sabalenka or daria gavrilova. earlier, annet kontaveit made it through to the second round. the estonian came from a set down to beat pauline parmentier from france, taking the deciding set 6—2. she'll now play the olympic champion monica puig for a place in the quarter—finals. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. well, in the last few days it's been pretty warm across the uk, with temperatures in the high 20s across the south. we've got another fine day on the way on wednesday across central and southern areas

frederick, new haven, connecticut on the independent line. caller: yes, i am a vietnam veteran. i do not like what is going on with our president and putin. we know that the russians are out to destroy our democracy and they are doing very good because they have a puppet working along with them. he is not full link me and not pulling anybody, why is he still in party? i do not know. why are we allowing kim to sabotage our government? why are we allowing him to put kids in cages. those are indian kids, they are indigenous. they are from the new world, and they belonged here. we should not be putting anyone in any cages. if anything, we should have done that with the europeans. we did not do that. ok? this is all wrong and by god it is wrong. and any american who is a true american with -- would say the same thing. host: the phone lines are open for you to call in and talk about whatever is on your mind. republicans, (202) 748-8001, democrats, (202) 748-8000, independents (202) 748-8002. bryce going to go to calling from new mexico on the democrat line. caller: good morning. thank

responders overwhelmed with emergency calls after more than 70 people overdosed at a single park in new havenecticut. officials say when the emergency crews were assisting one person in the park, four to six others would literally fall down overdosing right next to them. at this point, no fatalities. two individuals are considered to be in serious life-threatening condition. police have in cuss totd didtod person connected to this. this had to do with a synthetic drug. the dea is learning more and telling us more this morning. what was it? >> it was a chaotic situation yesterday. the dea has test results that they had been waiting on about the substance that led to so much yesterday. at this point, according to a local mayor's spokesperson, he can confirm the results have come back and show this was synthetic marijuana with no additi additives. there was reporting and concern because of what doctors were saying this was possibly some of the k2 or what's known as spice laced with something like that or perhaps another substance. however, now the dea has confirmed through this spokesperson sayi

new haven unified, morning cloud cover and cool conditions.sure the kids have hoodie or jacket. 70 degrees at 3:00 p.m. accuweather seven-day forecast, mild pattern, low to mid-60s coast side. warming up friday. noticeable. upper 80s, mid-60s coast. slight dip saturday and sunday, especially around the inland communities where you might notice it. monday, labor day, temperatures are bouncing back. low 90s inland, summer heat coming back. >> one last time. sandhya, thanks. >>> it wasn't a ufo, what experts were saying about the fire ball that raced across the night sky. >> got their attention. >>> "good morning america," luk >>> crikey, fire ball above the west coast. several people reported ufo, disappointed to find it's potential meteor, not a spacecraft. likely burned up in the atmosphere moving so fast but scientists still looking for landing area. hoping for space swag. maybe that's what they're telling us, could be they're here. >> i guess -- that's possible. but meteor is exciting. >> speaking of not disappointing. >> not as much excitem

new haven unified, morning cloud cover and cool conditions.he kids have hoodie or jacket. 70 degrees at 3:00 p.m. accuweather seven-day forecast, mild pattern, low to mid-60s coast side. warming up friday. noticeable. upper 80s, mid-60s coast. slight dip saturday and sunday, especially around the inland communities where you might notice it. monday, labor day, temperatures are bouncing back. low 90s inland, summer heat coming back. >> one last time. sandhya, thanks. >>> it wasn't a ufo, what experts were saying about the fire ball that raced across the night sky. >> got their attention. >> got their attention. >>> "good morning america," luke >> got their attention. >>> "good morning america," luke ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly

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. >> dana: officials in new haven, connecticut, saying that 76 people have overdosed in 24 hours fromed bad batch of synthetic marijuana, trying to determine what sicken the victims. people began falling ill wednesday morning, on the new haven green at city park near yale university. no deaths have been reported, police have arrested a man who they say may have passed out free samples of synthetic marijuana. the trump administration is pushing closer to a new trade deal with mexico as they renegotiate nafta. the top u.s. trade official saying that he sees a breakthrough in days. ants reporting for the fox business network and washington. edwards. >> well, dana, yes, starting the renegotiation one year ago today. am right now we are very close to a deal with the mexican allegation. the canadians, we are not talking to them at the moment. this is the assessment that the u.s. trade representative gave the president at the cabinet meeting. >> in terms of nafta, right now literally as we sit here, and i am hopeful that in the next several days we will have a breakthrough. still some diffic

but as the cdc released those figures, authorities in new haven, connecticut, had their hands full with disturbing. officials say at least 76 people have been sickened since tuesday night, many of them by i don't want to use this word, it's called synthetic marijuana but it's not really marijuana as all. it's also known as k2. it's a drug that is smoked by people. it may have been laced with a particularly powerful opioid. police say they arrested a man who might have been handing out free samples of the stuff. this is unbelievable. joining us now to have a closer look at the statistics is dr. sandra springer, associate professor of medicine at the yale school of medicine. she recently participated in a national workshop to address the crisis. dr. springer, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> how do you evaluate this? when you look at these numbers, wow, what a big increase in the number of overdoses. on the other hand, there does seem to be a trend line to it, where places where the most potent drugs came early, we're now seeing a decrease, possibly because of i

many of them in the same new haven park, steps from the yale university campus. city police chief campbell says he's cautiously optimistic the worst is over. >> there's a hope and a prayer that we have come to the end of this crisis, or things are at least levelling off. we will continue to have a strong police presence downtown to make sure that anyone else who would think about filling the gap that has been opened up by the arrests of these three offenders would be deterred. jon: two new haven residents have already been arrested in connection with the overdoses. one of those men suspected of being the dealer, caught with 32 bags of k-2 synthetic marijuana. >>> a shark attack and more shark sightings, forcing a cape cod beach to close indefinitely to swimmers. bryan llenas has more in our new york city newsroom. what's the latest, bryan, on the man who was bitten last week? >> hey, jon, good news is he's reportedly in fair condition this weekend. 61-year-old william lighten of new york was bit in his torso and legs by a shark on wednesday on cape cod in massach

people in munich love their river and new haven away from the bustle of the city. they come to swim barbecues and have parties in their masses. but sadly many of the visitors don't know how to treat this week juve in a good natural landscape with respect after a sunny weekend up to four tons of garbage get left behind. but on the whole the effect of returning the easier to its natural state has been positive nina has raised the quality of life in the city improved flood prevention and brought a bit of nature back to the city now if only visitors to the is are could learn to dispose of their garbage properly it would be perfectly. as we've seen crowds can take their toll on the bread. but there are a lot of people fighting for its preservation and plenty of associations and activists have big plans for its future one of them is mr and is a founding member of the society we get mail you're from munich can you imagine living in a city without a river and then no icons in the river really contributes to my quality of life but if it whenever i have time i go jogging alo

first, one person down, then another, off to a total of 47 people collapsing in a public park in new haventicut. we'll explain why next. plus, fed up with bill for you francisco hatches a special force, yes, they are called poo. desperate times call for desperate measures. a judge in a new mexico house of parliament where children were allegedly being trained to shoot up schools, they are facing new scrutiny tonight. the chairman of the new mexican g.o.p. joins us next with his view on the judge's decision to set conditions of release for the five suspects. a big case coming up next. ♪ with moderate to severe crohn's disease, i was there, just not always where i needed to be. is she alright? i hope so. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, incl

reporter: authorities say the outbreak struck first near the city's main green, then spread across new haven. police telling us thehave a suspect in custody. >> i believe he may have been trying to give this out as samples to people so that -- to get them addicted. >> reporter: you've been in law enforcement aile. this is pretty intense. >> i've never seen anything like this in my 21 yearep >>ter: synthetic marijuana are plants sprayed marketed as pot. they irk u they issued a nationwide warning about pot laced with rat poison. whatever caused today's overdoses may haven laced with an opioidik le fentanyl. >> thank you, ron, for that report. >> an nbc news exclusive making major headlines this morning, twitter ceo jack dorsey s down for a wide ranging interview with lester holt. the two spoke about the company's week long suspension of alex jones which came after f tweet calli people to get ready for the battle, b tle riflesready, rather, against the media. here's why dorsey chose what he saou a tim for the talk show host over an outright ban. >> a time-out seems, seems minor compared to the

. >>> police are searches homes and swarming a park in new haven, connecticut, for drugs after the massl ill in a park near yale university. some also tested positive for the powerful opioid fentanyl. no deaths were reported and three suspects have been arrested. >>> now to the chilling murder confession of a father in colorado. the 33-year-old admitting to killing his pregnant wife and their two children. a body believed to be one of the three victims found today on the property where the suspect once worked. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer has the latest. >> reporter: from father and husband to triple murder suspect, arrested overnight, chris watts is accused of killing his pregnant wife, shannan and their two daughters, 3-year-old celeste and 4-year-old bella. >> just seems like i'm living in a nightmare and i can't get out of it. >> reporter: after playing the grieving husband, a law enforcement source tells our denver affiliate watts confessed to killing his family. local media says he led investigators to where he dumped the bodies, the oil and gas company where he

nearly 60 overdoses linked to ee have bn reported in new haven in a24-hour period. police arrested a person of interest. he had the drug on him. officers sayhey think he's connected to some of the overdoses they've been seeing there. some of the victims had life-threatening injuries and could have taken a batch laced with a potentially killer substance. >> some positive reaction to high dose of mar can which leads to us believe that there could be some opioid or fentanyl that actually was mix >> i walk through the green all the time. to see something like this is heart breaking. >> ten-day period in than 260 people were taken to who thes forg synthetic d overkoess. it is often called synthet marijuana but the chemical composition is different and the sheer amount of cases stacking up is stretching first responders and resources there very thin. doreen, back to you. >> leon, thank you. >>> until today, the story of this week at the white house was the only rosa tapes.y, toresident trump revoked the security clearance of former a director john brennan. brannan has bee

. >>> police in new haven, connecticut are warning that a bad batch of synthetic marijuana has caused overdoses, all in less than a 24-hour period. and they fear more people could o.d. so far they've arrested one man they believe is connected to ions should be getting back to normal at reagan national airport overnight, a power outage plunged the airport in darkness. the cause is under investigation. >>> the annual pilgrimage to graceland is under way, the vigil starting days ago for elvis presley. those are some of our top stories on this thursday, august 16th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we do say good morning, everyone. we are going to start with breaking news from colorado, involving the disappearance of that young pregnant woman and her two daughters. we learned moments ago that authorities confirm the husband has been arrested. >> the fbi and local authorities have been searching for her since they disappeared on monday. clayton sandell is working this story overnight for us and has the latest. >> reporter: a colorado man is in custody, reportedly confessing

." >> this is back to school for the new haven unified school district. increasing clouds and then look at all that sunshine at noon, 67, and delightful afternoon, sunny and 72 degrees. we'll be 80 and sunny in san francisco. low to mid 80s in los angeles. breezy 86 in yosemite. we're going to have mid to upper 70s up in tahoe. >> thank you. >>> the raiders may be moving to las vegas, but they are still supporting kids in oakland. the team will donate $250,000 to help save oakland youth sports. the school district eliminated ten sports programs to help cut a $20 million budget deficit.ee restored girl's tennis, golf and lacrosse and school leaders have to decide which of the other programs the raiders' donation will save. the district says it's grateful but the money is a short-term solution. >>> in the east bay, a group of teenage boys not even old enough to drive have won a car in a citywide treasure hunt. >> a san leandro man built the game and put up his car as the prize. abc 7 reporter katie utehs has more on the winning teen. >> [ inaudible ] thank

parent's gotten as deals sit around us the german greek to go over the brewery from the burberry in new haven point seven years ago and has been brewing his own greek beer ever since he is proud that he manages to stand up against foreign brands on the market. meanwhile greek beers are becoming popular and make up the majority of the products that are now being sold. creative marketing new product lines from premium pills to like some of the success of the brewery rests on different pillars research and quality control all part of it and an export department still obstacles that has capital controls but there is hope that the market will become more flexible. we believe that the opening of the market which was a closed market before one that was monopolized is now a chance for greece to introduce our own products which bar owners can add to their shelves. d.n. tristen domestic product is growing while investors from abroad are still hesitating the greeks are starting to take matters into their own hands. we have business behind now and fans have been paying tribute to soul legend aretha frank

all of the schools were effectively segregated and still are, from hartford, boston, bridgeport, new haven, new york, albany, and to give you an example of this is tracing back to reconstruction, in 1850, the black population of the state of massachusetts was 1.3%. in 1935, it was still 1.3%. this was not mecca for black people. >> thank you. before we conclude, we have to acknowledge all of our sponsors for this afternoon's panel. if there are any representatives from mississippi state university, would you please stand? wave your hand. also, from usm. [ applause ] >> good afternoon. good afternoon. we're about to start our session. i'm stephanie mcdaniels from the division of graduate studies, college of liberal arts and department of

. >>> to that mass overdose tonight in new haven, connecticut. now reporting more than 40 overdoses and counting, just today alone. many in the same city park. they believe the overdoses are linked to synthetic marijuana known as k-2, possibly laced with opioids. >>> in georgia tonight, outrage mounting after an 87-year-old grandmother was tased by police. martha was cutting dandelions. police called to a trespassing report. the caller telling police the she est speak english.ing when she would not drop the knife, she was using to cut the flowers, police deployed the taser. the police chief is defending the move tonight. >>> when we come back, made in america. a couple and the car in the garage. they had no idea they were first on this, and what the car is worth tonight. (ford chime) it's the ford summer sales event and now is the best time to buy. you ready for this, junior? yeah, i think i can handle it. no pressure... ...that's just my favorite boat. boom. (laughs) make summer go right with ford, america's best-selling brand. and get our best

i can see an washington, d.c., outside of new haven, connecticut where i grew up, there have been a lotof people incarcerated for many years of their life. communitiestated when people have gone to jail over marijuana. alcohol is at epidemic levels. there are people dying in their midlife from alcohol, it is actually up. isn't quiteme that as concerning, but i certainly find it worrisome. i'mll say it as a parent, about to send my only child to college, and there are several things on my list i worry about. both getting hooked on marijuana and bathing are on -- and vaping are on the list. i would put marijuana ahead of vaping. who also uses e-cigarettes. good morning. are you there? clark, good morning. caller: can you hear me? host: we can hear you now. go ahead. guest: go ahead, clark. host: we are losing clark. let's go to chris from mclean, virginia. can you hear me. caller: i can hear you, can you hear me? host: go ahead. of nicotine inel e-cigarettes and regular tobacco, can you comment on the levels in each and how they are marked in packaging? is equal to a pack of cigarettes an

officials say most of the overdoses happened on the new haven green.ut authorities say two people did have life threaning symptoms. police say an arrest has been made in connection w case. >>> an environmental group is claiming that chases of a weed killer linked to cancer have been found in popular breakfast foods. the environmental working group detected the cmical in roundup weed killer. last week a grounds keeper was awarded $289 million in damages after a jury found that chemical auwas a significantse of his cancer. neral mills and quaker oats say the levels of the chemical remain within regulatory limits set by t epa. >>> we've got our news covered. i've got a little boost f you two. a florida woman who is fighting ovariaot cancer an incredible surprise when she came home from her final keem chemo treatment. she asked why they weren't king the normal way home. it was a fib. she drove them to whe christina's family and neighbors all gathered for a party in her honor. d yoon't even need a translatt'. i know is awesome. christina was overwhelmed. ss

ideal w -- yale who was supposed to be here but her plane was fogged in late yesterday afternoon in new haven and she was unable to get any other plane that would get her to charlottesville in time for this panel. you can imagine going from a small new haven airport to our sort of cosmopolitan airport here in charlottesville. it presents certain difficulties. what i'm going to do after the first two presentations is read a few essential paragraphs from bev gage's paper just to give you a sense of her argument which i think is a very important and provocative argument. but first we'll hear from david farber who's the roy roberts professor at the university of kansas. david has written an incredible number of important books. the one that arguably is most relevant to this conference is his book about the rise and fall of modern conservatism. david has written very, very broadly on business policy in america, business government relations and even more particularly on social movements and also the relationships of student protest. he has a very important, interesting, provocative book about the

nearly 100 people overdosed on the so-called k2 drug in new haven, connecticut this week.e president. >> the fact that he's using a security clearance of a former cia director as a pawn in his public relations strategy i think is just so reflective of somebody who quite frankly i don't want to use this term. but he's drunk on power. he really is. and i think he's abusing the powers of that office. judge jeanine: does that guy live in crazyville? here with more, the author of "spy gate." dan bongino and chris hahn. chris, let's make one thing clear. you don't have a right to have a security clearance nor are you entitled to leave with a security clearance. the president has an obligation to make sure he protects classified information. so to me it seems that security clearance should be granted to further the national interests. so i get the sense that you would probably say so what, john brennan should keep his. >> everything you just said is true. the problem here is that the president is using his office to exact retribution on people who disagree with him publicly. this