better kind of man is the president of the local association of waste collectors cut a man met with us at our hotel in atlanta and brought along a video for us to watch what they did there. he says these containers are filled with unsorted garbage and arrived in mass seen a few days ago we cannot verify his claim. now you can see it better there's soil and also toxic waste and medical waste. there's absolutely no way that you can call this recyclable material. show these pictures to any waste management expert and they'll confirm that. i've been on the. this garbage has been imported from overseas. only about 20 percent of it can be recycled. the rest will probably be incinerated. and the imports are making it impossible for us to sell our recycled plastic waste that he just sits at the collection centers. our business is fallen by 80 percent. so there's no point in picking it up off the streets anymore. because no one is going to buy it. so. common says the situation has created serious problems for turkey's recycling system yahoo is at all who agrees and says that limit should be in.

. >> he always kind of pushed you into being a better father, a better man. >> reporter: bryant's second act, an oscar-winning storyteller and role model. as a father he poured love into his four girls and the passion for the sport into his second oldest, 13-year-old gianna, making the title of dad better than nba legend. >> off you go. if i'm doing everything right, that's what will happen. >> reporter: kobe's fans have flocked to this plaza across from staples center all day long to mourn together. they have also learned some news. the nba has postponed tomorrow night's game between the lakers and clippers, what would have been the first since the accident for his former team. and norah, news from the basketball hall of fame, kobe bryant will be inducted this year posthumously. >> o'donnell: all right, dana, thank you so much. now here to washington, an explosive claim from president trump's former national security adviser has blindsided senate republicans and thrown the president's hopes for a quick impeachment trial into doubt. nancy cordes with new reporting on the likelihood there

of alternatives to college, the government has to do a better job. host: what kind of program? it was 30 years ago. i was a ago when freshfaced young man, i was the international brotherhood of electrical workers. value of thethe journeyman card. the licensing that one along with it. my father explained to me there only three license trades, electrician, plumbers. i decided to become a plumber. i went down and took the how to get into it. i stood in the line and there theya thousand guys and were going to take 25 apprentices. i did that twice and never got called back. how do i do this? i joined the military. i joined the air force as an active duty plumber. after seven years, i applied for the plumbing apprenticeship again in the mid-80's. i finally got in. after five years of going through the entire course and making good money along the way, and enjoying everything that i did, i became a journeyman. i decided to become a piping plumber. i spent my time in hospitals doing piping work. turned 56, i retired. i walked out the door. i make a town of money every month. the apprentice ship didn't cost me a dime. now local 290 in oregon, w

kind of reception? >> yeah. because the faithful is huge, man. big fan base and what better way to show support for and appreciate these people that come and support us. >> how about for you, how is super bowl week going for you? >> super bowl week is going great. already a couple of days of practice. we feel good, man. >> we're ready to go. >> raheem mostert is one of the most inspiring stories and a very inspiring season for the 49ers. one last chapter left in miami. live in daly city, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> you got to talk to him. i'm so jealous. >>> let's go to the other big sporting event. we're counting down to the 2020 olympics with a bang. this is tokyo. it marks six months until the games begin there. the city unveiled a giant bay.ent of olympic rings in that's where athletes will compete. coming up in 15 minutes, we'll show you some of the other venues for the sme, hundreds of explosives inside a home. the special bay area team called to help get rid of them. plus -- >> wanted to be -- not have to go through the same thing we went through here. >> a w

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be ready for all different kinds of situations and it's better if their side so you know in sports kids start to prepare from very young ages to become. professional sports man do you think something similar should be done with astronauts and hospitals i mean should there be like a special preparation in all fields for a person who is supposed to go up in space. regardless of their basic education. becomes a one man army. to speak by the end of the training. ground experts who can basically do just about and. suppose it would be hard to prepare people for that kind of work in advance. do you think we should invite professionals. of education preferably with a ph d. because that shows that a person is able to analyze and process data. and then we train them to become experts who said so i always thing to men self what happens if once you're in space you have a health issue for instance you're up and decided. well the crew be able to perform and up and back to me when you isn't like something that you're trained for before you go. fully prepared for any contingency your emergency as to where paul is to get the little boy with fully prepared for anything but i

better job. gone through an apprenticeship out of oregon, what kind of program? caller: it was 30 years ago. i am an old guy now, retired. 30 years ago when i was a freshfaced young man i was raised by an international brotherhood of journeyman electricians. the value of the journeymen card and the licensing that went along with it. my father explained to me, there are only three licensed trades, electricians, steamfitters and plumbers. i decided to become a plumber. course,own to take the i stood in a line, there were 1000 guys and they were going to take 25 apprentices. i did that two times and never got a call back. i thought, how do i do this? i i joined the military, joined the air force as an active duty plumber. after seven years active duty air force i applied for that plumbing apprenticeship again in the mid-1980's and by golly, i finally got in. after five years of going through the entire course and making good money along the entire way and in -- enjoying everything i did, about 1990i became a journeyman, and became a piping plumber. i spent my time in hospitals doing purity piping, oxygen, medical vacuums. the day i turned 506i had enough time and i reti

of alternatives to college, the government has to do a better job. host: what kind of program? it was 30 years ago. i was a ago when freshfaced young mans the international brotherhood of electrical workers. value of thethe journeyman card. the licensing that one along with it. my father explained to me there only three license trades, electrician, plumbers. i decided to become a plumber. i went down and took the how to get into it. i stood in the line and there theya thousand guys and were going to take 25 apprentices. i did that twice and never got called back. how do i do this? i joined the military. i joined the air force as an active duty plumber. after seven years, i applied for the plumbing apprenticeship again in the mid-80's. i finally got in. after five years of going through the entire course and making good money along the way, and enjoying everything that i did, i became a journeyman. i decided to become a piping plumber. i spent my time in hospitals doing piping work. turned 56, i retired. i walked out the door. i make a town of money every month. the apprentice ship didn't cost me a dime. now local 290 in oregon, we've g

better, nor wendy's kind of people. >> 1984, they tried that with the bald man in the ad agency did not think it worked so that was clarab at the whopper and burger king and became a catch, where is the beef. there is something more iconic than that. that is probably one of the most remember super bowl ads. >> just wait till we go green. i believe it's not number one or number two but we shall see. super bowl , big day for placing bets. you can bet on anything, the final score, how long it takes to sing the national anthem, coming from miami our own bedding expert, they call him the philly godfather, did i get that right steve, who do got on the game. >> i have futures on san francisco from the beginning of the year, 28 - 1, i'm a little biased that the point spread is one in high point. when they have the coin flip i'm giving to pacifica one and a half even though i have futures on san francisco at 28 - 1 i'm not looking ahead any of my bets. >> you put that bet on the 49ers way back when when the odds were nice and low, did you bet on every single team if the odds were long, is something 20 - 1, 30 - 1, did you put ab

better or worse, adjudicated in the election. he spoke about this in the primary. >> but a lot of these things were kind of cowardly, sam, you have to admit. the man has a fear of firing people face-to-face. >> true. >> so he has these antics. he talks about his love for the military but he has disdain for these generals. >> but i would say there is a distinction there, respectfully, omarosa. he respects the armed forces. but when we saw the president such as barack obama and george w. bush have suffered under the pentagon leadership when they're lied to and the public is lied to about how the occupation of afghanistan is going. >> but sam, to back up what omarosa is saying, he's saying to the generals, i wouldn't go to war with you, you're a bunch of dopes and babies. this was a fit. it happened at the 2017 meeting at the pentagon that was set up after trump's military leaders were concerned about what they thought were his gaping holes in his knowledge of america's key alliances. i mean -- >> and i think it's time for us to stop apologizing for his bad behavior. sam, you saw it up close and personal. i think it's time for us to ring the alarm th

encountered a man who seemed obsessed, who first pleaded with mary ann, then began using language that sounded more threatening. >> i want you to come back to me kind of statements. and then you'd betterome back. she was afraid he would skin her alive, she told her daughter. >> skin her alive? >> if she didn't come back to him. >> but janos wouldn't stop calling or even making threats over the phone to archie. >> and archie hung up on him. he called back immediately. "you don't hang up on me. unless you call me back, i'm going to get you." >> the next day janos showed up at the mcfarlands' house carrying a small pouch. mary ann was in the shower. so archie let him in. the two started talking. then mary ann entered the room. >> janos says, darling, come sit over by me. and mary ann puts the hammer down and says, it's over. >> janos, perhaps upset, went to the bathroom. mary ann was curious about that pouch he brought with him. took a peek. >> and inside is a loaded semi-automatic firearm. ready to go. and an extra magazine. >> janos later told mary ann that his plan if she refused to come away with him was to go outside and kill himself with that gun. >> our theory was that if you're p