agremax consists mostly of coal ash. residents here say the wind carries ash residue from the mound into their community. alberto colon's wife margaritaei edrez, says home's surfaces are covern a thin layer of ash residue. >> ( translated ): this right here? just cleaned it. ok! >> reporter: her sister, natividaperez burgos, who also lives in the neighborhood, was diagnosed with cancer in both her lungs and her liver five ars ago. and she suffers from skin lesions on her torso. >> ( translated ): it's noeasy to be told that you have cancer. you think you're going to die, thatcancer means death. i'm fighting harder now because i'm not the oy one who's been rt in my community. >> reporter: according to a recent survey by the university of puerto rico's school of public health, almost one in ten people in the community have been diagnosed with cancer, one in four have a respiratory disease, and more than one half have heart disease. >> we handle the operation of the plant. are in direct contact with the pro... with the coal

subsidies but a lot of these love him better ash says organized crime gangs in eastern slovakia are taking over huge areas of arable land to become eligible for millions of euros in e.u. subsidies every year he says he knows of thirty other farmers who contribute away by violence and blackmail so far you're right paresh is the only one brave enough to come forward and talk about it publicly the police and justice ministry have been informed but slovakian authorities remain unresponsive. who have so much power and influence they can manipulate the police they exert influence over administrative authorities and also manipulate the agency which distributes you subsidies. this is the corrupt swamp that journalist john korczak was investigating before he and his girlfriend were shot dead. a tragic wake up call for slovakians. in the eastern slovak city of course it's our demonstrators now rally in the streets every friday they're protesting against a corruption and bribery since korczak was murdered a steady string of corruption cases has been emerging into the open. in this public discussion a

farmer your i bet ash was badly beaten up along the stracke he brought the printed smartphone pictures with him as evidence a competitor sent a group of armed thugs cut down his rapeseed and drove the fifty eight year old off the land he had leased state owned fields he'd farmed for decades his rival obviously had good connections to the local authorities his leasehold was canceled from one day to the next and transferred to his attacker there's a lot of money at stake. they were only interested in getting their hands on the e.u. subsidies. better ash says organized crime gangs in eastern slovakia are taking over huge areas of arable land to become eligible for millions of euros in e.u. subsidies every year he says he knows of thirty other farmers who contribute away by violence and blackmail so far you're right paresh is the only one brave enough to come forward and talk about it publicly the police and justice ministry have been informed but slovakian authorities remain unresponsive. who have so much power and influence they can manipulate the police they exert influence over adminis

ash and debris rained down in the streets. >> residents should avoid washing or sweeps ash or debris into storm drains. >> what you have to come out, come back out through here and we will get you in to get your vehicle out of the garage. >> reporter: evacuated residents had ten minutes to retrieve clothes, and pets. >> we all made it out okay. >>> livermore man in jail after allegedly robbing his neighbor in gun point. s.w.a.t. officers using tear gas and drones to get the man to surrender. >> reporter: video from sky 7 shows the suspect being taken away in handcuffs. this follows hours long standoff. police evacuated surrounding homes. they were concerned because the suspect was armed with the hand gun. >> the s.w.a.t. team came up to my parent's house in their vehicle and escorted them in the s.w.a.t. vehicle and took them to a current location. >> reporter: setting up drones to survey the area. they threw tear gas inside and smashed a window. another team inside the front door. crisis negotiators called the suspect's phone but got no response. >> s.w.a.t. team and a canine office

celsius instead they harness the power of the volcano which practically pre roasted the pot ceramic ash . was created by their own martirio the temperature over one thousand so it is the agree on so using of experience made by the romans we can have some point salonica samantha the death. of c o two emission for its production but unfortunately naturally pretty roasted material such as puts a lana is rare that's why research is a looking for alternatives for example using fly ash a by product produced by coal combustion. we have re-invented of the mother making and thinking of this experience and within it in the new congress and that's has been very interesting looking into the past and for me for the new concrete there of the future naturally future construction materials are expected to be more first to tile than ancient cement the romans may have invented lightweight cement cement that can light up that's pretty cool too. for more from the world of science visit our web site and don't forget to get in touch with us on twitter and facebook we'd love to hear from you. that's all for t

then love will tear out the veil of the fires of anger, and from the ashes grow a tree of peace. this is our prayer. grant us thy benediction. before the mountains were brought forth and the world -- he killed them. for 1000 years in his shadow passing over watch in the night. the first several verses of the 90th. the lord is much effort, i shall not want. he maketh me to lie down in green pastures. he leadeth me beside the still waters. stirs my soul. singing] >> all of the hymns that we sang are favorite hymns of martin luther king, but somehow i have the feeling that this was his most favorite hymn. i think we do him a great injustice when we do not ring it out with our baritone voices, as he so often lived to sing it. let me invite this congregation to join the choir and sing it as martin would have sung it. singing] >> and seeing the multitudes, he went up into the mountain, and when he was set, you disciples came to him. he opened his mouth and taught them, saying blessed are the poor in spirit for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. blessed are the meek, for they shall inheri

then love will tear out the ,eil of the fires of anger and from the ashes grow a tree of peace. our prayer. grant us thy benediction. ♪ before the mountains were world --orth and the for 1000 years in his shadow passing over the watch of a night. the lord is my shepherd, i shall not want. inmaketh me to lie down green pastures. he lay be beside the still waters. ♪ all of the hymns that we sang are favorite hymns of martin luther king, but somehow i have the feeling that this was his hymn.avorite all of the i think we do him a great injustice when we do not ring it voices, asr baritone it --en lifted us singing let me invite this congregation to join the choir and sung it as martin would have sung it. ♪ ♪ rev. abernathy: and the seeing the multitudes, he went up into the mountain, and when he was set, it came to him. blessed are the poor in spirit for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth. blessed are they who hunger and thirst, while they shall be filled. merciful, fore they shall obtain mercy. blessed are the pure in heart, for

from marinka, lucy ash reports. the war in eastern ukraine, more than 10,000 people have died.ntering its fourth year, this has become one of the longest conflicts in modern european history. there is no end in sight to the hostilities, after separatist rebels, backed by russia, took over ukraine's donbass region. hundreds of thousands of families were split up, stranded on opposite sides of the new border. with destruction all around, one familiar smell of peace time. but life for many here is anything but normal. i'm lucy ash and i'm in the town of marinka, where a bakery is providing comfort and hope amidst the trauma of war. marinka lies on the ukrainian side of the frontline. before the conflict, nearly 10,000 people lived here. there is only half that number now. factories and coal mines have come to a standstill. ina warzone, jobs are hard to find. but for those trapped here, daily life must somehow go on. i have come to meet oleg tkachenko, a local pastor who, against the odds, has started a small business here. he converted this old supermarket, damaged in the fighting

his book is house built on ashes, a memoir. he is the author of that book and collections, the shallow end of sleep and his work has appeared in the new yorker, the new york publix, texas observer and outstrip a professor of creative writing at the university of texas, rio grande valley. we will start off with a reading. we can give, would you like to start off jose antonio? >> sure. thank you everybody. for being here. thank you for inviting me. the memoir a house built on ashes which is written in the first person and in the voice of the developing consciousness. covering my childhood and adolescence. at this point, this is an excerpt that i will read that is a short vignette, the narrator. it is about, i think i was eight. i little bit of background across the border, the farmers, we came to america in 1979 when i was five. except for a lot of economic hardship, katie first comes to visit and aunt, that is where he wakes up one day in the united states and in anne's house is middle-class. but for him is the sort of incredibl

the ash still falling is a concern for people's health, but the big issue is a wall of the burned building. until it falls or the building is safe enough to enter and shore up those folks will remain displaced. >> we have a wonderful evacuation center here. we're offering breakfast, lunch and dinner and we are servicing anyone who needs the service of the red cross. we're here to help. >> reporter: back live you can see firefighters on the top of ladders with their hoses trying to get hotspots out from a distance because again they can't go inside of this building because it's too risky. those walls have already fallen in once today. they did last night. they're still in a defensive position when it comes to fighting this fire. that water may topple the walls over, which is essentially the goal. either they'll have to topple over or be supported before folks can go home. in the meantime atf is on the scene investigating this fire because of just how large it is. >> big concern in that area from the neighbors and people that live there is all that ash. is it being cleaned up? is anybody doi

a few days later someone turned the ashes into an undercover officers. earlier this year a flown criminal targeting cars in through a 5-year-old chicago wau you a offer the seventh floor during a break? >> the only way the police were able to identify the perpetrator is because of a dash board camera capturing the. >> you see a sign not a mission accomplish sign. >> still the future is promising reform will be implemented at the 22 city owned garaging early 2020. in san francisco pb melanie woodrow abc 7 news. >>> several east bay cities are be fine for failing to treat sewage. berkeley along with east bay mud and this sanitary district will have to pay more than shh $389,000. the viechltle protection agency says any violated the terms of a settlement. east bay mud and seven cities already paid more than $1 million as part of the settlement. >>> more to come. a legend lives through the changes. >>> it was lonely before. you'd be the only woman in and there was no place to turn. >>> jane fonda and lily tomlim still conquering-month-old and stereotypes too

better ash says organized crime gangs in eastern slovakia are taking over huge areas of arable land to become eligible for millions of euros in e.u. subsidies every year he says he knows of thirty other farmers who contribute away by violence and blackmail so far you're right paresh is the only one brave enough to come forward and talk about it publicly the police and justice ministry have been informed but slovakian authorities remain unresponsive so to see those who have so much power and influence they can manipulate the police they exert influence over administrative authorities and also manipulate the agency which distributes you subsidies. this is the corrupt swamp that journalist on court siac was investigating before he and his girlfriend were shot dead. a tragic wake up call for slovakians in the city of caution demonstrators now rally in the streets every friday they are protesting against state corruption and bribery since court siac was murdered a steady string of corruption cases has been emerging into the open. in this public discussion amongst academics a lot of the part

ashes to ashes, dust to dust. we commend his deeds to all mankind.er to heal the white man's sickness and the black man's slavery. we give thanks to god who gave us a peaceful warrior, who built an army and a movement that is mighty without missiles, able without an a ttomic arsenal, rey without rockets, real without bullets. an army tutored in living and loving and not in killing. we thank god for giving us a leader who was willing to do i but not willing to kill. and now under him who is able to keep us from falling, under him who is able to lift us from the dark valley of despair, to the bright mountain of hope, from the midnight of depression to the daybreak of joy. >> we ask everybody to step back, including the press. >>> wednesday is the 50th anniversary of the assassination of martin luther king jr. we'll be live in front of the preserved lorraine motel for a ceremony to mark the occasion. live coverage starts at 4:30 p.m. eastern time on c-span. in the evening, american history tv is in prime time with live coverage of the 50th anniversary c

. >> and from the ash, wild flowers rise in the north bay. the beauty blooming in the community. are growing this evening. after two black men were arrested because they had not ordered anything. >>> calls to boycott starbucks are growing after two black men were arrested because they had not ordered anything. dozens of people protested in philadelphia where the arrests took place. demonstrators are demanding the manager of the store be fired. this was the video posted online that shows police handcuffing the two men and taking them away. employees called to say the men were trespassing but they said they were waiting for a friend. >> we know we have work to do. we have worked very closely with the community here in philadelphia. it breaks my heart. we work with so many communities to uplift the community to support those that are at risk. veterans, refugees. and i -- i deeply reaggravate the incident that occurred. >> starbucks ceo issued an apology calling the situation disheartening and it led to a reprehensible outletcome. >>> students staged proteges outside a gun show as a

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last year seone broke into julia's rental car and stole her father's ashes.as visiting from north carolina to spread them in her father father's city. and earlier this year someone threw a 5-year-old chihuahua off the seventh floor during a car break in. >> they were able to identify the intruder because of a private dash cam video. >> reporter: officials say they're not declaring victory yet. >> you see a park sign behind us, not a mission accomplished sign. >> reporter: still the future looks promising. reforms will be implemented at all 22 city own garages by the end of next year or early 2020. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> let's get a handle on a nice looking forecast. >> yeah, meteorologist drew tuma has it for us. >> yeah, tonight it's all about the fog right now and spreading as we speak. it's a mix of high clouds inland and coastal fog at this hour. the big story today was the temperature drop compared to yesterday. right now 10 degrees in cooler in livermore, 7 degrees cooler in napa, and down into the 50s among immediate spots. shoreline we're at

months later, we revisit santa rosa's coffee park to find the neighborhood literally rising from the ashes. >>> a major change happens tomorrow with credit cards. >>> i not just losty house, but i lost my best friend. >> tesla's response to the interview with the widow of tesla owner, walter huang was the last straw for the national transportation safety board. >> today the agency kicked tesla off of the probe into the deadly crash, quote, for releasing investigative information before it was vetted by the ntsb. >> the letter released by the ntsb today shows the company drew criticism from the agency because of informationeleased in an investigation. the i-team investigated a crash in mountain view that killed mawalter hwaun. i rode to the scene in a same model. right after that report, tesla issued a statement confirming auto pilot was on at the time but that huang had his hands off the wheel for six seconds. today's letter says this past friday night in a phone call, he warned elon musk about releasing information in an ongoing investigation. then came tuesday's i-team report with the wi

key ingredient in roman cement originates from a volcanic area and in naples the temperate salonica ash comes from the name of the town of parkes woolley we are right in the middle of a volcano and it's called complicate a flickering fever and all of these fields that you see here are built by volcanic eruption that took place from thirty nine thousand to forty thousand years ago folk can occur eruptions supplied the romans with an abundance of building materials tough limestone and puts them in cash. and the roman already know how to use them to produce very large concrete in order to mean the buildings such as the pantheon in rome that using these techniques if you put in order you will float because it's volcanic glass full of poor's and you see here you have more sandy it's use it for the mixing with lime to obtain the concrete and this is the real good one he has a lot of property and the most important one is that it's almost glass so ready to react with other constituents to build the new phrases that are responsible within the concrete of their strength of their resistance profe

as lying on the boards people were proud that not long after the country was left in ashes it could bring such a successful product to market a german product the land that just a few years before had left other countries incident and ashes came along with something that thrilled everyone. to connect beatle fans everywhere your claim on has founded the virtual beatle museum berlin here people can share experiences and recount fond memories of the bank. though the v.w. beetle production started eighty years ago some boats are still on the road today your claim on is even planning a trip to new zealand with his people. you never lonely with a car like this when i go to new zealand i imagine i'll be invited somewhere every night with my car. i'd say a car like this is the best means of communication there are as. many people give their beatles pets names and who can forget herbie the love bug all that makes the v.w. beetle much more than just one of the world's best selling cars. most artists draw or paint on paper but the russian born artist your earlier brought skya paint with paper she us

as lie on the boards people were proud that not long after the country was left in ashes it could bring such a successful product to market a german product the land that just a few years before had left other countries and certain ashes came along with something that thrilled everyone on. frenchmen shall say is also a beatle fan. a restaurant in berlin where your claim is currently showing parts of his photo collections they show that the v.w. beetle has fans around the globe the little car from germany made its way to every continent believes that its success owes much to its characteristic design. usually. when people see a beetle they don't think of germany they're attracted by the shape it's the form of the car its rounded appearance that makes it so appealing that's what everyone likes not that it's german we also say it's a beatle instead of saying it's a folks. on the voice wagon to connect beatle fans everywhere your claim on has founded the virtual beatle museum berlin here people can share experiences and recount fond memories of the bug. though the v.w. beetle production sta

such as pots a lana is rare that's why research is a looking for alternatives for example using fly ash a by product produced by coal combustion. we have reinvented the modern concrete making thinking of this experience and within it in the new congress and that's has been very interesting looking into the past and for me for the new concrete there of the future of naturally future construction materials are expected to be more first tile than ancient cement the romans may have been invented lightweight cement cement that can light up that's pretty cool too. for more from the world of science visit our web site and don't forget get in touch with us on twitter and facebook we'd love to hear from you. that's all for today next week we'll see how researchers identify a medieval mummy it's not all about modern imaging techniques they have to find a living relative of the mummy and compare their d.n.a. we'll get the result. next time we hope you'll join us by buying dollars for the fire. the big. the food. the body the food. ice and a melting away from alaska the jewish state traces the cons

ash lawyer may carry as many 2225 misdemeanor cases and 700 year. cases in one >> gideon doesn't have meaning individual states, counties and cities don't fund their public defender offices. need lawyers to have their resources to do their job in the requires.nstitution sixth failure to hold the amendment undermines the premise that in america every person has isht to fair trial and innocent until proven guilty >> there are still much to be in our legal system, the case made remarkable advancements and changed the way we interpret our right to counsel. >> to watch all of the prize documentaries in this year's student cam competition, studentcam.org. journal.""washington live everyday with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, alina on u.s. russia relations and russia in the by united states and internationally. range kidsthe free movement, talks. utah becoming the first state to legalizing free range parenting. john thompson former director of the u.s. census bureau on the the 2020 census and the controversy surrounding i

it's like the legendary phoenix that arose from its own ashes. we reached a major milestone today in the reraising from the ashes of coffee park. right next to coffee park, they have created a yard to receive semi after semi of materials to fully restore coffee parks under ground gas and electric system. it was destroyed in the fire stone that incinerated 1300 homes. >> through the under ground electric lines were completely destroyed. all the equipment, the lines because of the high temperatures of the fire. >> reporter: so how big a job is this? well consider pg&e just in coffee park is going to have to replace 13 miles of electrical cable and equipment that makes it work. plus another 15 miles of gas lines. it's a huge job. >> work 12 hours a day, sometimes seven days a week to get this construction project complete by the end of year. >> reporter: although some survived, the consequences of a pipeline failure are so significant, those lines are being abandoned for new ones. in fact, the new underground electric lines and transformer volts wil

. >>> a japanese volcano put on this spectacular show as lightning exploded over the ash. scientists say this is a rare phenomenon that occurs when friction between ash particles produces electrical charges. the volcano has been erupting for more than a month. >> pretty cool but scary at the same type. >>> hundreds of thousands of customers of delta air lines and sears may have had their credit card information stolen in a series of cyberattacks. the data breach targeted a vendor that ran a chat function on the company's websites. delta says the breach last fall did not affect bookings made on its app or mobile platform. sears says customers using sears branded credit cards were not affected. >>> as facebook faces increased scrutiny the second in charge is offering an apology. sheryl sandberg is suggesting that those who want to opt out of data driven ads would have to pay for it because it relies on advertising revenue. she says facebook mishandled the breach which gave access to millioner users' data. >> we are trying to do a forensic audit to find out what they have. th

. > ashes ashes, dust to dust. >> we commend his deeds to all mankind, his services and sacrifices tond love to ourselves, our children and our children's children. we commend his life to the universe. thank the god who gave us a leader who heal the white man's sickness and the black man's slavery. we give thanks to god, who gave us a peaceful warrior, who built an army and a movement that is mighty without missiles , able without an atomic , senal, ready without rockets , an army ut bullets tutored in living and loving and not in killing. we thank god for giving us a leader who was willing to die but not willing to kill. and now unto him who is able to keep us from falling, unto him who is able to lift us from the , the alley of despair bright mountain of hope, from he midnight of depression to . e day break of joy [indiscernible] [indiscernible] [indiscernible] [indiscernible] >> this week is the 50th anniversary of martin luther king jr.'s assassination. join us for live coverage from memphis on c-span and american on ory tv on c-span 3, on c-span we are there. live coverage from t

. >> she burns facts and then she uses that ash to create a perfect smoky eye. >>> critics saying personal attacks on press secretary sarah sanders crossed the line with sanders sitting just feet away. this morning the new push to end the dinner altogether. >>> new details on how authorities tracked down the suspected golden state killer accused in at least 12 murders. what led them to use a genealogy website to track his dna and was it an invasion of privacy? >>> plus, a juror from the bill cosby trial reveals what sealed cosby's fate. >>> a surfer breaks the world record. see how high he got scaling this massive wave. >>> and for the birds. a college graduation ceremony comes under attack from pesky pelicans. >>> good monday morning to you all. we begin with the caravan at the border. nearly 200 men, women and children are hoping to step foot on u.s. soil. >> the migrants are seeking asylum after fleeing central america even as president trump called on immigration officials to block their entry. at this hour they remain in limbo stuck at the country's busiest border crossing. abc's eliz

ashes, ashes sad. children playing happy face, playground back. >> well done. all right. and without further ado, my great honor to introduce the mayor of the city and county of san francisco, mark farrell. [applause] >> thank you, mr. ginsberg. i don't have an haiku for you today, sorry about that. i want to say thank you to stepping stones preschool, to kids, you are awesome. this is so amazing to the future city. you know, when this playground burnt down, it captured the imagination of our city, and so thankful for everyone who stepped up, i really want to pay mayor, ed lee, who made this a priority, here in san francisco, before he passed away, it was without his support this would not have happened at all. and so a huge, how about a round of applause for his leadership in this. you know, my wife is here today, we have been taking our three kids here to this playground of their birth, and to see it rebuilt, to see the kids back on the concrete slide is amazing, and what's also amazing, though, i think we need to recognize, what a legendary playground this is and city

firefighters battling the fire for hours as ash and debris rain down. at one point a section of scaffolding weakened by the intense heat came crashing down onto cars. the fire broke out around 1:00 in the morning on galindo street. as the fire raged, hundreds of neighbors were forced to evacuate. kpix5's emily turner is there now and tells us they're not going home just yet. emily? >> reporter: no. they don't know when they'll be able to get home. i can show you why. it's the walls of this building right here behind me. they are simply not safe. either they're going on fall down or the firefighters are going to have to push them down. from chopper 5 you can see just how decimated this apartment is from this burn that burned so hot and so fast and is, in fact, still burning right now. once under construction now the subject of a major fire investigation. this charred complex is a health hazard for its neighbors and the reason 200 of them can't go home. they were allowed back in briefly to gather belongings this afternoon. >> got twoing boys, a 2-year- ol

i'm feeding our son ash lunch. my wife is upstairs with my mother-in-law, joanne.nd about 20 minutes into lunch, joanne comes downstairs and just looks at me and says "we have to go to the hospital now!" which was not the calm i was looking for. [ laughter ] it was like bill paxton in "aliens." it was like, "game over, man!" i'm like, "whoa." [ light laughter ] because joanne hadn't been there the last time. i'd been there. and so i kind of knew how dramatic it was last time, but i figured we had plenty of time to get to the hospital. so my sister-in-law, ariel, she comes over to watch ash, who's in his crib taking a nap. nelu joins us. and the four of us get in the elevator. my wife is in an intense amount of pain. it seems like now it's just one long contraction. we get into the lobby of our building. i have called an uber. the uber is outside. and we basically get to the steps of our building, we're in the lobby and we're walking down the steps and my wife just says, "i can't get in the car, i'm going to have the baby right now, the baby is coming." and i -- i j

the repeal by my colleague, miss dingell, weakening of coal ash regulations is another. mr. pruitt, today you repeatedly blamed your chief of staff, your chief counsel, career officials, or others. are you the epa administrator? >> i said that in my opening statement and didn't blame anyone. i just simply shared facts. >> mr. administrator, it's a simple yes or no question. are you the epa administrator? >> i take responsibility and have made changes and making changes going forward and i have not failed to take responsibility. i've simply cited the facts of what occurred. >> it's a simple question. are you the epa administrator? >> yes. >> just to be clear, do you run the epa? >> i do. >> yes or no, are you responsible for the many, many scandals plaguing the epa? >> i've responded to many of those questions here today with facts and administration. -- information. >> are you able to answer that yes or no. >> that's not a yes or no. >> it's simple it's a yes or no answer. there is clear concern with what's been happening not just by entire congress and i appreciate you bein

ship's erosion has already worn away one thousand meters of ash in the meantime these are processes we cannot detect with our best senses but they are continuously in motion at a time will come when the grand canyon will have disappeared from the face of a zero. from the watchtower has a museum reminding visitors that at one time all of this land including the grand canyon belonged to the native people of the navajo who are lumpy and the have a supai the colorado is what remains of a great flood but once covered the earth the indigenous peoples managed to survive by changing into fish which is why traditional minded navajo never eat fish to this day. the mythical hero paki fowley ended the great flood by slamming his mighty club onto the waters that covered the earth and spitting open the ground. after joseph five had failed in his attempt to steam up the colorado he wrote we were the first group of whites and would doubtless be the last to visit this region devoid of any use those who go there can only turn around. today some five million visit the grand canyon every year along with t