of that, 70,000 worked in steel or a related industry. of that 70,000, 40,000 works in basic steel production. certainly, it's important because you need to manufacture munitions and that sort of thing for the proverbial hot war, the korean war was a holt wt war an they needed steel munitions for tanks for jeeps, all of those things you needed in the second world war as well. if the steel industry went on a industry wide strike that was a real problem, because there were things that an army and navy and air force need to fight a war. >> well, gentlemen let's set the stage for what happened to actually cause the steelworkers to want to go out on strike. what were the conditions? >> well, it was the view of the laborers that the industry was making it a tremendous amount of money. and that money wasn't being directed towards them. and so they were calling for wage increases. >> and they were making money because of war production? >> in no small part. the steel industry was operating nearly at capacity at this time, producing a tremendous am

a new deal for tata steel — it'll safeguard jobs, but cut pensions for thousands of workers. have beenjailed for turning an underground nuclear bunker in wiltshire into a cannabis factory. and a spy in stilettos — charlize theron stars as the atomic blonde in this week's blockbuster. we'll have james king's verdict on that and the rest of the new releases in the film review. it's 5:00. our main story — 11 members of the same family have been convicted in a series of trials involving modern slavery, thought to be the largest of its kind in british legal history. members of the rooney family from lincoln ran a company called lincolnshire driveways that specialised in tarmacking and block paving. but their staff were vulnerable slaves who they picked up from the streets, some of whom were alcoholics, homeless, or suffering learning difficulties. our correspondent linsey smith reports. patrick rooney, seen posing for pictures with staff at the family business, lincolnshire driveways. it looks professional, offering tarmacking and block paving, but some of the workers were slaves,

arthur goldberg, a name familiar to some in history. united steelkers of america general counsel. clifford o'brien and harold heist, the brotherhood of local firemen and railway conductors. who in that list do you want to comment upon? >> it's a stellar list, you've got some of the great lawyers of that generation, beginning with john davis, famous for all sorts of reasons, solicitor-general of the united states before that. >> he argued one of our earlier cases, the schenk case. >> and he' argued one of the other cases we'll be talking about, brown. and davis, famous law firm of davis polk in new york city. what we find with davis is that the steel industry had had multiple lawyers up until this case. and they are realizing that having multiple lawyers isn't helping them necessarily. so they get davis in a sense to consolidate the arguments, he comes in and is thought to be an excellent advocate in the face. to some extent overshadowing pearlman who is going to follow. who happens to be the first jewish solicitor general of the united states. and i

metro tells us that the driver of the bus was going over a steel construction plate. a that plate suddenly gave way. near the capital one arena. students are waking up early in the district to head back to school. all d.c. public schools are back in session today. the marie reed community learning center will reopen after a major renovation. news 4 will join us live from the school. >>> if you have to deal with road construction near your home, you can know what a pain it can be. it ruins your mornings some days. it only makes sense to hold a celebration when that cotr yesterday the national park service threw a block party for neighbors along beach drive in northwest d.c. the work from tilden street from rock creek parkway is now over. there's a new staircase. you can see it in a crosswalk to help people get to the national zoo. it's not over yet. more construction on the way. >>> president trump in primetime. the afghanistan address, the new way forward for our military. a preview of that just ahead. >>> plus, three little girls gone. a murder with no motive. the nex

but that is not a bad thing because many industries have gotten what they wanted. the steelndustry has been upset. so it is kind of a reversal of fortunes here. and creating a little bit of leverage. i also do not believe that we have no unilateral leverage left. >> a question right here. >> bob fienberg, american university. to some extent this holds with antidumping but it seems to me even more so with the 201 and 232's. there doesn't seem to be any discussion of retaliation, precedent that we are setting. if we say by americans? it had to be react to europe saying to buy european when it comes to airplanes and such. i'm just curious your reaction about why retaliation on exporters. us exporters seems to be totally - >> i think that is a great point bob. we are starting to hear that in the media. we saw a right before the g 20, reported by the financial times that the europeans have already drawn up there product for the 232, this ultimately hits them. they're going to go after bourbon from kentucky and dairy products from wisconsin and florida orange juice, right? a simil

a labour government would intervene to ensure we have a strong and viable steel industry. thout steel. are you happy with the deal? i need to see the details before i give your happiness index response. at least 18 people have been killed and 58 people injured after a train crash in egypt. the head on collision between two passenger trains happened close to the northern coastal city of alexandria. the cause of the crash is not yet known. the eu's food safety commissioner has called for an end to countries blaming and shaming each other, after eggs were found to contain traces of an insecticide — fipronil — which can be dangerous to humans in high doses. the commissioner called for an urgent meeting of eu ministers and regulators. the contaminated eggs came from the netherlands. we spoke a short time ago to our netherlands correspondent anna holligan from a poultry farm in dalfsen. she said that farmers there are worried that their reputations will be damaged by this scare. there are 25,000 hens inside this poultry farm. that might sound like a lot, but this is just a tiny p

china is using up a lot of steel. china is using up a lot of steel.modities in the world. it absorbs iron ore and coal which make steel and it's doing a lot of construction. making a lot of buildings, residentialand construction. making a lot of buildings, residential and roads and this is one of the ways it's doing it is taking up a lot of debt. but it's absorbing a lot of these materials itself. the front of today's telegraph. british children must spend more time online so they can save the country says spy chief. he was perhaps making parents feel less guilty. it is all about balance. he said that maybe if we area balance. he said that maybe if we are a little bit behind in terms of our digital rivals and therefore, allowing children to explore the web more helps increase those skills which might be good use or good for the country in the longer term, but of course a lot of people said, no, no, it is the equivalent ofjung food for china etcetera, etcetera. jane, what app can you not live without? i like a bit of whatsapp. for me, it's the newspape

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this deal offloading pension promises and opening the way to a megamerger of tata steel in the uk withkrupp, to try to achieve economies of scale. in the immediate future, the prospects for port talbot and all the satellite works in north wales and so on, they look very good, but in the long run a merger with thyssenkrupp is likely to lead to some rationalisation. there are still complaints that workers who have contributed to the company pension scheme in good faith should not now be losing some of their retirement income. the pension protection fund is there to protect the members, not the companies themselves, so i think the issue everyone has is why should they be allowed tojoin the bbf, with tata steel worldwide having plenty of cash, as we know? plenty of questions as port talbot reaches a new future. will workers switch to the new scheme? will they still have support in future if needed? simon gompertz, bbc news. just a couple of bits of breaking news, first of all a case we are hearing about from correspondence duncan kennedy about a cannabis factory that was created in a forme

the driver of an rv hit a steel barrier at the toll plaza last night. >>> and a fog advisory for thete bridge so drivers beware and beware if you are heading along 880 in san lorenzo. slow between decoto road and 238 because of a truck blocking two lanes. they are waiting for the tow. southbound 680 right near monument traffic backed up beyond concord and we continue to see those big delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. fog and low clouds at the bay area. cooler. right now again the numbers from 50s to the 60s and later today, 62 degrees cool spot daly city to 92 at the delta. similar thursday then in the triple digits through the weekend and tuesday. good luck on the powerball. ♪[ music ] o. t 6-- ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's wednesday, august 23rd, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." police use tear gas and pepper spray to disrupt protests after president trump delivers a fiery speech in arizona. the president takes aim at the media, defends his charlottesville remarks, and threatens a government shutdown. >> the commander of the navy's seventh fleet is fire

. >> an experience expected to draw 900,000 people over the next ten days, a steel city turned music mecca. >> it's a music community that builds. the vision in the early '80s has grown to be unbelievable. >> there is a lineup including chicago, god smack, jethro tull and more. folks say the real charm is the 500 plus free acts continuing through august 13th. jeff chirico, "action news." >> you can get all of the details at "6abc".com including a schedule of performers and a chance for you to win tickets to musicfest. >> we have breaking news in darby borough delaware county. chopter 6 over head. one person shot, two others injured. one person has been taken to hospital to penn presbyterian. we don't know where the other two are going. we have no word on arrests. this is a crime scene. one person shot at fourth and walnut in darby bor borough. >> we hear martin shkreli's fraud conviction. >> plus mud, evacuations out west as the earth slides. and the scare before getting into the air. we have video of a fire ball on an american airline jet and the panic escaping the jet. cecily? >> we

in the fourth, the mystics by three, creating havoc on defense with a steel. olliver rewards are what the jumper. the mystics clinch a playoff spot, 87-82 win. and keep it right here. in about 10 minutes, a jampacked abc 7 "sports sunday" is coming we will break down last night's redskins-packers preseason game, and all the fun starts at 11:35. in the redskins have activated jordan reed. he has been out with a sprained big toe. he was on the physically unable z2gzpz zi0z y2gzpy yi0y 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico. goin' up the country. later, gary' i have a motorcycle! wonderful. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >> i just liked all of them. not hold down a job after that and dad do not want to talk about it. kimberly: cashing in on local legendlipse, has it in 1955 aliens visited the small town of kelly. investigators never found proof, shockingly, but the story putkelly on the m

. >> this is a steel because most of the designs usually cost around $200 or $300. >> the you get toem. you only pay $100. there are no refunds allowed and they say all the drawings are ones that they would put on themselves. >> i don't know about all of that. >>> if you are going to miss the total solar eclipse there is good news. the next one is a few years away. >>> a local kid is trying to make it a professional >>> as anticipation builds for monday's historic solar eclipse, science educators are seeing a surge of young people excited to learn about space. kids are not the only ones growing curious about the final frontier. >> say the word with me. >> richard has introduce children to the wonders of space in his portable planetarium. his most popular lesson lately? >> this is what we call a total eclipse. >>> monday's total eclipse. >> this is something we can all be aware of. >> rumble says the eclipse is spewing interest in a way that he has rarely seen and austin is counting the days. >> i'm looking forward to it, it's pretty cool to look at. >> when the moon passes between th

how is a steel cage arrived? not sure.nkfully no one was hurt, it's not clear what caused the alleged ride to malfunction. >> molly: a record-breaking heat wave hammering the northwest, forecasters say it temperatures reach the high 90s in seattle today, where many people do not have air conditioning. >> especially with the heat wave we are having, we should make sure we are checking on our friends and family members to make sure they are staying cool as well. >> molly: portland could be even hotter, so hot the city's light rail system actually shut down. that is like boston with the snow. we are live in seattle with more. >> i've got to tell you what, i am from the midwest, i am loving this weather. 47 47 consecutive days with no rain, it is going to get warm today, not everyone loves that. 96 degrees for a hike today in seattle. that actually literally stop some of the trains in portland from rolling, because they had to shut it down because they feared the tracks were expanding and when they did resume, they had to have

a blackout sale. get it? black stainless steel appliances will be 30% off. there you go. >> there's been a lot of -- >> stop it. >>> there's been a lot of talk about better treatment of airline passengers. the u.s. still lags behind other countries when it comes to flight delays and/or cancellations. airlines promise to get you from point a to point b. but what they don't promise, according to critics, is when you'll get there. they say that could change if the u.s. had airline rules like europe. >> so that if your flight from europe to the united states is delayed by four hours, you get 600 euros, which is about $650. >> the thing about air passenger rights and flight compensation is, it's bigger in europe. >> there are some companies that help passengers file complaints against an airline for fees. federal regulators have a website dedicated for passenger complaints and doesn't cost you anything. >> all this week, the news 4 i-team is working to keep your children safe as they head back to school. there is fallout from a recent i-team report about whether s

a steel plate came flying through the air and hit a man's windshield and the man survived. >>> and makingreams come true inside of this philadelphia building with a lot of history. those stories and more coming up next. >>> "action news" at 12:30 continues with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >> hello again, here are the stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30, the day care owner arrested for sexually assaulting children is a free man this noon. we are live with the latest on the investigation in south philadelphia. >> people said they smelled gas before a massive blast caused part of a school building to collapse in minneapolis. they were off and running when youngsters kicked off a day of fun and competition in camden. >>> the philadelphia day care owner accused of sexually assaulting two children at his building is out on bail. duncan round was arrested after the assaults were reported. gray hall is live now with the latest. >> reporter: well rick, as you know the suspect facing really serious charges. police telling us that this case

last october when parents and students and officials including it's mayor and superintendant signed a steel beam that was raised in position. the school built in partnership with camden city school district bring together two former schools operated by mastery, north camden and cramer hill. >> part of what we can do for kids rebuild the facilities. a lot of fas it'ses in the city are crumbling and deteriorating. >> a new building and school year and the possibilities for these kids feels endless. >> we are ready. >> it's amazing. >> in camden, katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >>> ducis is here with sports and time to talk injuries with the sixers. >> things are looking up and that should make fans happy. ben simmons and his injured foot is cleared for all basketball activities of the 2016 first round pick is cleared for a while. that is one. joel embiid is not fully cleared yet but an official maintains he remains on track and ready for training camp that begins in september. and the center is working his way back from a knee injury. >>> the eagles, third preseason game is on tap.

they will be installing a steel net the length of the football field. and the project will cost about 200 million bucks and take three years to install. >>> california is trying to make it easier for teenagers to vote. it would extend the right to vote to more high schoolers dropping the age to 17. lawmakers say it would instill a lifelong habit of voting in the state's youth. the bill needs a super majority approval. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. involving a 75 year-old chnese woman.. >>> tonight at 6:00 a business czar case in san jose involving a chinese woman. she was the executive director of the chinese performing arts cent

two men were stranded in a steel box. they were eventually lowered to the ground. l of this was happening, a rock band on a stage below them continued to play. >>> d.c. police say they haven't forgotten about some illegal dirt bike riders. we showed you this in june of the riders through the streets creating just a real mess. police posted pictures of these people they want to catch. if you know who they are, police want to hear from you. >>> tracking the metro tonight. commuters should get ready for some disruption. over the next four months, crews will be replacing all four escalators at the station. customerwi access the platform, using one escalator at each entrance, the stairs, or the elevators throughout the station. >>> the internet is an amazing thing. today, it's bringing together a former vietnam prisoner of war, with the then 10-year-old boy who spent many days worrying about him, wondering if he was okay, and whether he would come home safely. >> i'm devastated. >> reporter: we went to talk about the cancer diagnosis of his former p.o.w. cell mate, john

following the shots i killed osama bin laden and my years as a steel team or your. >> they said pullme aside but if we know that were gonna die, why are we going and i said, we are not going for fame, we're going for the single mom who drop their kids off at school on the tuesday morning and then 45 minutes later she jumped to her death. >> watch saturday night, beginning with tracy crowe and -- at 9:00 p.m. with jeff flake and robert o'neill at 11:00 p.m. on c-span twos book tv. >> next, we'll hear from florida congressman, trey rado on his recently released memoir. he resigned from congress on 2014 after being arrested forsc attempting to buy cocaine. >> hello. welcome to the 33rd annual chicago tribune printers row, i want to give a special thank you to our sponsors. today's program will

a new deal for tata steel. will safeguard jobs, but reduce pension benefits for thousands of workers. and on newsnight, the latest on the north korean nuclear crisis, revealing a disturbing new pattern in acid attacks, and we have a special report on a new project offering hope to drought stricken parts of africa. good evening and welcome to bbc news. 11 people from one family in lincolnshire have been convicted of involvement with a modern—day slavery ring. it follows one of the biggest police investigations of its kind. members of the rooney family ran a driveway resurfacing company, and targeted vulnerable homeless people as workers. but their victims were paid little or no wages, and suffered punishment beatings if they complained. they were also housed in squalid conditions detectives described as truly shocking. judith moritz reports from nottingham crown court. fathers, sons, cousins across the generations. 11 members of one family, whose cruelty has spanned the decades. the rooneys were the masters. thi

take a look at this rescue, fire and em s crews saved a construction who was hit by a steel bar. happened in the 100 block of k street noter east. crews put the worker in that rescue basket lifted him out of that construction site with a crane. they rushed him to the hospital with serious traumatic injuries the national weather service has made it official, yesterday's storm damage in salsbury, maryland was in fact caused by a small tornado. the storm cut a path that tore through parts of hurt, fortunately. this is the second tornado to hit the eastern shore in the past two weeks. another twistier hit stephensville on july 24. i mean just all the weather we've had recently. my good, in it's nice t to have ate ll l break right now. we've had water spouts. that is what hit stephensville. it's nice to get a break. we're getting a nice break today, torp, the next chance of thunderstorms friday. and some unusually cool temperatures. >> today's high 81-degrees. the average is 87. we didn't get that last august. which i remember, my daughter was getting married. oh, the due point is 830

tata steel, which employs about 8500 people across the uk, has announced a new pension scheme to replaceritish steel one. the deal should secure the pensions of tens of thousands of steelworkers, after nearly three quarters of union members backed the change earlier this year. it should secure the pensions of 130,000 pensions and stop the company becoming insolvent. finalising the pension arrangements is expeced to clear the way for a possible merger with a rival german company. 0ur correspondent simon gompertz reports. it is the deal designed to keep port talbot running and salvage the amount from the pension protection fund, the u: k.‘s‘s amount from the pension protection fund, the u:k.'s's pension lifeboat. you have to take the risk... personal circumstances. the first step is to get the ball rolling before we transfer anything. workers have been going to meetings briefing them on their options, after tata steel pledged hundreds of millions of pounds and a share of the business to head off the worst damage to pensions. they see that amountand damage to pensions. they see that amount

while the man was left dangling upside down, his two friends were stuck in a steel cage hanging from e rodriguez/stuck rider: "i tried not to freak out but then i would look down at roger and he was completely like flipping out. you know cause he was like upside down. and i was just trying to keep him calm."roger rodriguez/stuck rider: "when you're above mid air not knowing if the cables going to snap, not knowing if you're going to make it out on time before you pass out, before blood starts coming out of your holes, your knows your ears. that's how i felt."> (anny) fire crews used a ladder truck and a rappel system to safely lower the riders. the rider hanging upside down was taken to the hospital. he is doing ok this morning. (anny) the department of justice is cracking down on the leaking of classified information. attorney general jeff sessions announced changes will be coming... andy rose has more about the issue that has the president trump up in arms. jeff sessions/ attorney general: "here is what i want to tell every american today. this nation must end this culture of leaks.

tata is helped by a from chinese steel industry. extended gains to a record, despite last week's split in the underlying technology, jumping by as much as 21%. whileupport a solution, backing a different solution mechanism. bitcoin cash has plummeted 62% from last week's record high, bolstering the appeal of its older cousin. happy ifyou would be you were buying copper in nickel -- and nickel since early may. cases arising -- prices are rising since then. let's get back to dealers. a mining conference is taking place in kalgoorlie. us.k you for joining you were there last year at the same conference. tell me something. what is the mood like? is it more upbeat? what is different, if anything, this year? view, the mood this year is a lot stronger than last year. there's a lot of talk about the , andto increase commitment that's always a good monitor of the mood. rishaad: ramping up to full production at the copper and nickel mine, so you must have confidence. do you get to the point that you start looking at new sources, new mines, pe

we see the replay, that is a steel. the catch of the night might go to this giants fan down the right-field line. cokie fernandez hit the ball mfn snow cones it. the white sox publicity people came down and gave that dan a ball. -- fan a ball.>>> thank you so much for watching. have a great night. jay doesn't find out. oh. boy. [ laughs ] [ laughing ] i just heard that. you probably think there's something between me and gloria. relax. i couldn't be more relaxed if i was in a coma. jay's grill was delivered. she's keeping it under wraps so i can be there when he sees it! alex: oh, my god! i just got accepted into caltech. you did?! that is incredible! we're gonna have a famous scientist in the family! uh, not that there's any shame in learning a trade. air conditioners are always gonna break. eh, i looked into it. it's a lot of classes. honey, that is unbelievable. it's hardly unbelievable. super-smart kid, super-smart school. i never doubted you. that must feel great. yep. pretty great. what was that? i think that was

a. steel fence on this side goes all the way down. like i said this is this is. and this is how much you have every right to be here have a right to collect my food be a part of my family on both sides of the border. play started an organization called the arizona border recall we or the stand a little bit into teeth. that is doing. with these to be done in the five years it's getting worse the violence is escalating because it's. really good are great when somebody calls you know they believe you. is there and they don't believe. that is taking responsibility for their security which you would for him you were. selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battle of. the new socks for the tell you that the because of the public but most important. thing on the cool enough and let's fight. the hawks that i'm on the ball with one. live live live . we're going underground is britain's largest company the a systems real results reflecting its links to the u.k. back to saudi war on yemen threatening tens of mil

two others were stuck in a steel cage for more than an hour. refighters helped get everyone down sale. investigators are working to figure out what went wrong. >> dozens of firefighters battled a blaze at a tokyo fish market. one of the world's largest fish markets and a popular tourist site. 44 fire trucks were brought in to deal with the flames and smoke. the blaze did not, however, affect the inner market where the seafood wholesalers are located. >> ford motor company is looking into why some of their vehicles are leaking carbon monoxide. >> yesterday three massachusetts police officers were hospitalized for carbon monoxide exposure. other departments across the country are voicing similar concerns. correspondent john lawrence has more. >> reporter: there's more reports of carbon monoxide seeping into ford vehicles that includes the galveston police department. they have taken all their ford explorer suv's off the road so the dealer can look for leaks. >> check all the seals and weather stripping specifically the back hatch door to make sure

a. steel fence on this side. like they said this is this is. and this is. i have every right to be here have the right to call collect my food be a part of my family on both sides of the border. play started an organization called the arizona border recall we or a standalone entity. that is doing. with these to be done in the five years it's getting worse the violence is escalating because it's. really good are great when somebody calls you know they believe that their ranch is there are areas and they don't believe. that that is taking responsibility for their security which we would for anywhere else. nowhere back with colonel john stainton coordinator of the hostage support and partnership for oceans beyond piracy discussing the global fight against piracy and maritime crime welcome back to the show colonel so armed security has a good success rate off the somali coast but in the western waters of west africa the pirates done shy away from a fight and win sometimes why is there a difference. i don't think there is a huge difference in the pirates. were pr

a move to secure the pensions of tens of thousands of tata steel workers has been approved by the regulator — but although the workforce voted to accept the deal, it's left many feeling cheated. all of a sudden, you're coming to the end of your working life. you've got two years left and you've got to work another seven years in order to get what you've worked at your entire life without any penalties, and they feel cheated. donald trump has described the united states as "locked and loaded" when it comes to the north korea crisis. germany and russia urged both sides to dial down the rhetoric. of the £18 million donated since the grenfell tower fire only 2.5 million has reached the people who lost their homes and loved ones. a 21 year old man's been told he'll serve at least twenty years injail for murdering his brother—— and attempting to murder his brother's girlfriend — by setting them on fire as they slept. also in the next hour... are your eggs safe to eat? the eu's food safety commissioner has called for an urgent meeting of ministers and regulators to discuss the scandal over contami

two other people were stuck in a steel cage hanging from the same crane. now we don't know what caused the malfunction but in this case also no one was hurt. >>> one firefighter is in critical condition this morning after being truck. responding to a fire in d.c.. and that's just one of three fires in the district overnight. we're going to have a live report from med star hospital and update on his condition in just a moment. >>> all right, thank you for joining us everybody, i'm jan jeffcoat. >> busy news morning, thank you for joining us, i'm mike hydeck. going to start with weather though. more showers on the way today. in the afternoon. allyson? >> always pop up with this pattern and we're going to have the same pattern again today. right near baltimore yesterday north of d.c.. up through frederick areas mostly in virginia were on the drier side and today we're going to have another round of showers and storms when most people stay dry. and then some areas get a good downpour with severe weather. so take a look at your futurecast. right through lunch w

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two others were stuck in a steel cage hanging from a crane on the ride for more than an hour. fire crews had to use a ladder truck and they repel system to safely lower them to the ground. they all appear to be ok. no word on what caused the malfunction on that ride. this comes just a week after that deadly accident on the fireball ride at the ohio state fair. larry, autria, over to you. inry: cleanup beginning minneapolis one day after a deadly explosion and partial building collapse at a school. two people were killed yesterday and -- in the blast. when a work crew accidentally pierced a natural gas line. >> it was a huge explosion. smoke went up, not most of us -- knocked most of us back. >> the people there are beloved. this is a big loss for the city today. larry: those killed were school employees. a 47-year-old receptionist and an 82-year-old custodian. autria: sentencing is set for today in the case of a massachusetts woman found guilty of encouraging her boyfriend to commit suicide. prosecutors say michelle carter texted him, telling him to stay in a truck filling wit