of coal ash. and some 38% of the 1.35 billion tons of coal ash produced. recycling coal ash keeps electricity costs low, provides for low cost durable construction materials, and reduces the amount of waste going into the landfills. in other words, continues to recycle coal ash is good for our economy and good for the environment. . yet, the administration continues the headlong rush to wreck the american energy sector. the e.p.a. is considering treating coal ash as a hazardous waste. this simply the latest bureaucratic overreach on behalf of this administration from the left-wing fringe and the environmentalist movement. the impact of this government overreach would be nothing short of disastrous. with an impact of over 300,000 jobs lost. the bill we are debating today would end that nonsense before it can start. it allows that -- and keep in mind, america, it allows that coal ash to be regulated, not left -- not by the left-wing zealots of the e.p.a. but by the states. our founding fathers, folk

a small deer covered in ash tried to climb back up the cliff. blinded by the volcanic ash, it will struggle to survive much longer. there is no worse a to go. -- there is no where it safe to go. >> back on shore, the refusal to surrender to the volcano's awesome power. one had lived here all his life. >> this has totally changed our lives as we are accustomed to living in a beautiful green area. we are determined to stay here. we're going no where. >> they have to cling to hoe because scientists cannot predict what the volcano will do next. it has erupted on nearly at a daily basis. officials are preparing for future evacuation's. the majority of the town -- the spirit of resilience will be needed in the coming months. the pocono slept for 50 years before this direction and no one knows -- the volcano slept for 50 years before this direction and no one knows when it will go silent again. >> it looks like snow. and now to the highly anticipated release of, yes, the latest in. the latest generation of the device is unveiled, but will be the key to

blinded by the volcanic ash, it will struggle to survive much longer. for much wildlife, there is no where safe to go. back on the shore, there is a refusal to surrender to the volcanoes of some power. -- awesome power. >> this has totally changed our lives as we are accustomed to living in a beautiful, green area. but we are determined to stay here. we are going nowhere. >> have to cling to hope because scientists cannot predict what the volcano will do next. it is erupting on almost a daily basis. what looks like a cloud over the mountain is volcano dust headed this way. officials are preparing for future evacuation's. the majority of the town has dug in. the spirit of resilience will be needed in the coming months. the blockade is but 50 years before this direction and no one knows what it will go silent again. -- the volcano slept for 50 years before this. >> now to the highly anticipated release of the latest iphone. the next generation of the device was unveiled, but that word of the competitors? our technology correspondent has this report. >> re

. >> just how did the fire and the berkeley hills get started after the winds die down and the ashes finally cool, the u.s. forestry service began an investigation and they found that hikers on a trail smoking cigarettes accidentally started the fire. berkeley firefighters were overmatched at the outset. still it was man against nature and nature was winning. >> the design of north berkeley at that time was tight winding streets just as it is today but even more so a lot of vegetation in the area scattered homes, wood shingles came into play dramatically in the fire. >> people were also taking matters into their own hands. defending their homes as best they could. trying to stave off the inevitable. trying to stave off the fire with garden hoses and no water. >> there was no water coming out. maybe a drop or two but it was maybe water in the hose daughter. my mother saw that and just broke down. and our neighbor had a model t at that time. and he went up the hill and came back and said, the whole town is gone. >> almost 600 buildings burned to the ground while the dust settled and th

so you have sand, ash, pieces of wood, brick. well, the ash is a hazardous material. you come along and used to buy a site at sixth and mission, with the understanding you will demolish the building and build a 50 story building. and you thought you were just going to dig out the sand, the film, and haul it to another site. now you come to find out the material you were going to move at $8 per ton is now going to cost anywhere from $40 to $78 per ton. the has a significant impact -- and has a significant impact on the cost of your project. if you are out on the sunset and vine a single-family home, just have the geotechnical engineer come out and say it is on earth quicksand, the building will probably settle three-quarters of an inch. have the structural engineer look at the frame and say, you have a serious soft story here. lawrence, expected that. you might want to put in some clips and fasteners and sheer walls to stiffen it out. as you move east, you have not only the soft issues, the structural issues, but you have the hazardous-waste. if you recall as a kid, ev

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i would like to acknowledge captain masha ash. captain ash has done a tremendous amount of work. she worked on protocols that would work with children taken to the youth facility. during the parent's arrest and from trauma. thank you very much officer pri lo and captain nash. i am going to go over the panel discussion. we are try find solutions which includes violence to and from school and on the site. our goal is to move forward solutions. we ask that all questions be reserved today end. please feel free to jot down questions you have. those questions we are not able to get to, we are interested in collecting them. we are going to collect information with respect to solutions as well as action items that they are going to take back and work on. so our first topic is violence to and from school. jeff will moderate this piece. >> we wanted to start talking about safety and getting to and from school, because that's really where it starts. again, as i mentioned earlier, many people do not feel safe in their homes, walk to go school and on the bus. one of the things that was listed

to feel the tips of grass force through the ashes of earth the complicated earth that seechls soft at the surface and yet so deep. that is how i feel the hidden layers of hardness, liquid and flame. can anything survive at the core. must i always hold people at a distance never let them settle inside me. mother there is not enough room for me in your womb. that's why i left. to seek a home a place where i could grow. 165 miles i crieds, 165 times i missed you today. 165 meals that did not satisfy. 165 was not the number of my dorm room. 165 dollars for a 1 way ticket. 651 the area code home. >> this is a record. phone rings, a set in mother tone asks, what are you eating, how are you getting around? warns me to lock all the locks on the door. my voice plays over and over half truths with fragmented vietnamese. i don't tell her that the locks have already been locked the click, click change of chain to groove. i don't tell her about my fear. i don't tell her i can't lock out the sirens, smut and paranoia of taxi cabs. the tortured baby crying scents of yeast from the bagel shop. extrem

. >> verne, case mccoy and david ash split time between iowa state and this is ash finding jackson shipley for the touchdown and texas handles iowa state and gets revenge for last year's loss, 27-14. back to you. >> verne: thank you, tim. third down, 3. here the 11th play of the drive. nick saban turns 60 at the end of the this month. how about that. richardson. >> gary: look at that. >> verne: very good night. touchdown. >> gary: oh, my. >> gary: i thought maybe jaye howard had a chance for him but i tell you, josh evans number 24 had no idea what he was coming up to tackle. he was coming up full speed and a train passed him full speed. >> verne: mccarron will hold. carson tinker snaps it back. richardson a 5-yard touchdown run tonight and tacked on 36 on that one. >> gary: i tell you, warmack did a good job on the play. offensive line blocks down, down and warmack makes the block inside and a delay draw and watch warmack, oh, look at that. fits exactly with the linebacker and then bam, he's supposed to be a big back and a first down back and he's a game-breaking back also. >> verne: he's

it was symbolic of our ashes. then we decided we would do it fasting and praying. every day we went out there we thought, let's not keep the inside. let's take it outside. we decided to do it because there was a major highway for the president going home and going to work every day. then someone said, let's pick it. at the end of the day it was about a piece of liberia, the future of our children. i am struck by, and it is in your subtitle, we live in a world where not everybody values the power of prayer, no matter who your prank to. -- you're praying to. the one thing they agree upon is the power of prayer which is for some people so overrated these days. talk about the power in prayer. >> there is no way i can talk about the work that we did or is the success of this work without the religious or the prayer part. i am sitting on your show today and it is evidence of the power of god has in using the foolish things of this world to confront the wise. when we started our work, we could not have gotten to step aside if we were not trained to god. every morning we s

an italian airport was closed because of the ash being admitted by the volcano. stay tuned. i will be back with the in depth and we will have more on the earthquake in turkey. >> welcome back. rescue teams are working frantically to find survivors of sunday's earthquake in eastern turkey. hundreds of tremors have followed the earthquake. the situation has forced thousands of people from their homes. many are sleeping outdoors in the freezing cold. the prime minister has pledged swift action in the affected region and has called in the army to help. >> fear and confusion in the streets of the eastern turkish city of van. the mostly kurdish province has not had an earthquake this strong in living memory, with a magnitude of 7.2. even modern buildings like this one were completely destroyed. hotels, school dormitories, and filling stations all collapsed. much of van has been reduced to rubble. hundreds of people are still missing, trapped under the debris. survivors are still desperately searching for their loved ones. the town 100 kilometers north of van seems to have suffered

it's a company that loads human ashes into ammunition.ant to spend your afterlife, you could do this. my holy smoke has come up with a new use for your ashes. >> anyway, you put them in, like, a shotgun shell, i guess. if your loved one wants to be -- his ashes spread over maybe a mountain, i don't know, maybe you just shoot the shotgun up there. i don't know. it seems a little weird. >> you had another idea for it before we got on the air. >> you don't love your loved one, you might want to go hunting with it. okay? that's all i was saying. >> i just think that's bizarre. it's supposed to be the best way to go out of this world. >> a lot of men are watching -- and women, too, of course, are watching football and enjoying it. >> yes. but if you tend to lose your guy to a football game, they've come up with a great, great, great idea. the nfl now has team apparel but for ladies. >> first we'll show our cute little things we got. they're cut right. they've got a little cleavage. the whole thing is happening. >> if you don't wear any pants w

roxy g asks it's our last wish to spread our mother's ashes in the ocean or in the bay. are we allowed to drop ashes in the ocean or the bay? the answer is yes. here is the deal. you have to be 500 yards off shore. then, it's legal. in the bay remember it has to be on both sides of the shore there. if you want to take remains and spread them on land if it's your land, legal. it's up to you. if you want to use someone else's land you must receive permission, then it's fine there, too. our second question, ken wants to know are department stores responsible for clothing items that unravel after one wash? it depends, here is the deal. this is okay. we've got a way for you. in the state of california, a store is allowed to have any return policy they want as long as they tell you before you spend your money f they don't tell you anything it's assumed to be seven days. if you take it back they must take it back if it's wrecked like that. if they won't, then have you a second place to go that is the warrant act, everything in america is covered by this act. it says if you have

i would definitely suggest an ash tray. one of my biggest complaints is living in other people's ashtrays when they threw their cigarettes around. >> the problem with that is the health department does not allow that. >> it does not? >> no. it is very strange. but unfortunately, the new version of the smoking ordinance forces all the patrons who want to smoke to the curb, and does not allow them -- they will be in violation of the health department if they put an ash receptacles out. i am sorry. that is your city of work. >> ok. obviously, i will take that up with somebody else. one last thing. since you are serving food and will have people under 21 in the establishment, and it says choose to restrict them after 9:00 p.m. -- i am wondering what your plans are for that, if you could tell me more about that. >> in terms of our food, after 9:00 p.m., we will probably have to serve dinner until 9:00 or 10:00. we are still working through a lot of things. i would say if food-service is finished at 10:00, we would cut off everyb

ashes to ashes, dust to dust. but you can see, it's really not meant for safety glazing. i remember as a kid, you know, running -- my brother chasing me, running with my hat, putting my hat -- when the door used to be open, and it's now closed. i still have a scar there. but at this point, of course, anything in a door is going to be tempered. >> or some other type of sait glazing. -- safety glazing. it could be laminated. >> or plaque. >> there's an interesting new product, and i don't know if you're been dealing with it, you probably have, which is two layers some kind of glass, with a film of plastic, but it's actually an intoo mess ens material and as it heats up, it foams up and forms a fire protective barrier within the glass. you can use these glazing units as a wall. they're actually not windows, they're walls. and we've seen this being used around san francisco, so that you have a fully rated, tested wall, that might be a one-hour wall, which is your typical property line wall, which is transparent, until there's a fire, when it changes, foams comes up. >> is tha