these pollution incidents and i think the recent record is that enforcement by the american environmental protection agency has brought about considerable improvement nonetheless this instant place. and it shows that the regime is maybe not as good as it should be i think that what probably the local community should be very concerned about at this point is that in his 2020 budget president trump is proposing a 31 percent cut in the total budget of the environmental protection agency and what this means is that the agency will have fewer resources to undertake inspections to monitor compliance and one of the particular areas that is likely to suffer is clean air and clean water. so this is being opposed by the democrats in congress and i think that this incident may actually bring quite a lot of additional political pressure on to the trumpet ministration not to cut the resources of the here as it's intending to do a really massive cuts of several $1000000000.00 but we've got to got to leave merrill british running right at the time all of our thanks so much all the time in your thoughts so this hour i'm f

with apple but with all of these companies. 40 years of operating the environmental protection agency in this country these are american based companies hard to believe. we still have this industry which is discharging so much waste not just normal waste hazardous waste. in just one supplier it generates more than $100000.00 tons of hazardous waste in one year. how could we dispose stuff you know in a safe way so how much a time bomb this industry is gonna create. in electronics at this moment in time i believe we're in the dinosaur age. we're using too many resources too many raw materials and the life of a computer is a typically 3 to 4 years. for a small company in r. and. a mission is to juice a fair trade computer. in the early days i repaired this component levels on the computers on the one imports. from i noticed that there was huge amount of waste in the computer industry. so we started designing and building a database of graven reusable computers. this is my father's environmental drill and all my trusty and just you know such and such just. how can you build a computer without plastic how could you build a

american trade agreement. they made progress on at least three of the five big issues. democrats are looking for stronger labor protection. the environmental protection agency is cutting an obama era safety regulation for chemical plants saying that it is an unnecessary administrative burden. among the changes is the requirement that plants provide the public with information about chemical risks upon request. the rule was put to place after a texas fertilizer plant explosion in 2016 that killed 13 people, including 10 firefighters. and victoria's secrets annual fashion show is not happening this year. the parent company says that it wants to evolve the marketing of victoria's secrets. the lingerie store has seen a decline in sales and the show has significantly lower ratings since its debut in 2001. that's your cbs mowatch. for morning head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i'm diane king hall. >>> straight ahead, this morning, stopping suspects in their tracks. coming up, the batman-style tool about to be put to the test. >>> and let's head outside before we go to break, taking a live look at the sales force tower camera looking east. you can see the van gogh. to har

handily won the vote in 2016 there are people that believe that our environmental protection agency is actually harmful to the american people and they believe the president shall be doing the right thing by taking away the power of the federal agencies to mandate certain regulations that would protect our environment they would help us drive down our climate of mission so i think it is absolutely going to be reversed by the president but that perfect house to be a democrat this administration is going to hold tight and they're going to continue to pound the pavement no matter how many climate rallies take place no matter how many republicans in congress even speak out this president wants us out of that care of the fort and he is so happy that which all is taking place and he is never going to reverse that even though it is possible i mean a shot great to talk to you thank you for your time thank you at least 9 u.s. citizens have been killed in northern mexico after members of a cantelupe in fire on their cars reports say the 3 women and 6 children had been living in a mormon community they were in a convoy of 3 vehi

past for clean-air violations and in 2017 the environmental protection agency labeled it a high priority violator. mike: tens of millions of fellow americans spending at least part of this day online or in actual stores in the shopping extravaganza known as black friday. one estimate puts it at 71/$2 billion. matt flynn tells us what black friday look like in chicago. >> reporter: black friday is the busiest shopping day of the year. bargain hunters hitting the web and working in more stores in search of deep discounts. dropping big cash on big-ticket items. >> a new computer for college. >> see what catches our eye and pick it up. >> reporter: the national retail federation says last year, 165 million people spend $313 between thanksgiving and cybermonday. they will spend 4% more. >> the stock market is on fire, that translates into spending, that is what we will see. >> reporter: on chicago's michigan avenue, what seemed less busy than previous years, reflecting the trend of americans taking advantage of earlier deals and online offers. >> is this something you ever do? >> i used to starting midnight friday and now that it is thursday go

environmental protection agency labelled it as a "high priority violator." mike? >> casey stegall live in east texas. tens of millions of your fellow americans and many around the world are spending part of this day online in the shopping extravaganza known as black friday. one estimate puts the haul in about $7.5 billion. matt finn tells us what black friday looks like in chicago. >> black friday is traditionally the busiest shopping day of the year. bargain hunters are hitting the web and brick and mortar stores in search of deep discounts. >> might you drop cash on a big ticket item if you see one? >> i would probably do that. i an i pad or new computer for college. >> seeing what catches our eye and if we come across something great, maybe we'll pick it up. >> the national retail federation says 165 million spend $313 between thanksgiving and cyber monday. this year, they're expected to spend 4% more. the stock market is on fire, that i have money. $730 billion is what i expect. >> on chicago's michigan avenue, foot traffic was steady but less by i have than previous years. perhaps a trend of americans taking advantage of earlier deals a

environmental protection agency labeled it as a, quote: high priority violator. mike? >> mike: casey stegall live in east texas. casey, thanks a lot. tens of millions of your fellow americans many other folks around the world are spending at least part of this day online or in actual stores. in the shopping extravaganza known as black friday. one estimate puts today's haul for sellers about $7.5 billion. correspondent matt finn tells us what black friday looks like in chicago. [cheers] >> black friday traditionally the busiest shopping day of the year. >> black friday shopping. let's go! >> bargain hunters hitting the web and brick and mortar stores in search of big discounts. >> might you drop cash on a big ticket item like ipad or mp 3 player if you saw one. >> i might do that if i saw ipad for college. >> see what catches our eye and if we come across something great maybe we will pick it up. >> national retail federation says last year 165 million people spent an average of $313 between thanksgiving and cyber monday. this year shoppers are expected to spend about 4% more. >> they do have the job. they are feeling good about the economy. stock market is on fire that tra