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>> never bathing. if you don't bathe, that's dirt. >> you dated him in the actual 90's. >> no.im beforehand. before when he was still bathing. i used to bathe him actually. >> to be fair in the 90's he had only gone like 40 years. >> that's not bad. >> he drinks from a rusty oil can. >> i just said that. >> you said it all? >> yes. >> sorry, i wasn't listening him. >> that was the whole last thing i said. >> jesse, you have been there. >> to tehran? >> no. i mean metaphorically. not washing for years. but he had the guts to actually stick with it he didn't get out of his funk. you got out of your funk. >> i did, yeah. >> you have lost your funk. >> if we're just going to give awards now to record holders, to insane people, like then i would like to nominate the guy in my neighborhood who almost certainly has masturbated on the world's most mailboxes. >> that's got to be worth something. >> i told kilmeade he has got to go somewhere else. kilmeade thompson, my old buddy from high school. >> he is he a weirdo. when he needs a hair cut he burns it off over a fire. >> take one of y

i have never gone back to bed, bath.e my favorite, though i love the coupons and the candy aisle. it just reminds me of my embarrassment. who can live with that self-inflicted pain? gerard in south carolina. >> caller: hi, jim. >> what's shaking? >> caller: i'm reading your new book "get rich carefully." i have to say there is so much information for the little guy in one source is truly valuable. >> thank you very much. that was the point of the 440 pages. i guess i got it through. let's go to work. >> caller: it is long, yes. you state in the book that the difference between the defensive stocks and growth stocks is the growth stock has a catalyst. >> right. the numbers from macao came back. i know in the casino stocks you are looking at best of breed and wynn resorts. but melco crown entertainments. what do you think? >>this is a rising tide lifting every boat. is wynn better is this is las better? arguably yes. they are more expensive. i still favor vegas sands and wynn. steve wynn is always welcome. i would go to st

a baby polar bear a bath.> there's very little worse in my opinion than walking up to your car and you have a ticket. oh, i hate it! >> yep. >> well, rich ferguson one of our prankster friends decided he was just going to hand out the most ridiculous ticket you can think of. >> i'm with the omg parking division and you guys are parked up on the curb here by more than 11 inches. >> we were delivering magazines. >> you were delivering, that's different. if you are delivering then it's a $500 ticket because you have yellow zones you should be parking in. >> the expression on these women faces are shocked. >> we were dropping off magazines. >> you don't have a commercial license? >> you are illegally delivering. there's $1,000. no tickets at all. you have a good one. >> he's got a ti-85 it's a calculator. >> you are taking up two spots and that's a problem. and i'm actually going to give you another ticket, too, a $250 ticket and you are talking back at me and you act like you don't believe me i'm giving you anoth

in the most simplest terms, that's what we do. >> reporter: that's how they hit on the bath in a boxcept. they treated the whole bathroom as a single product rather than a collection of various widgets. by bundling everything together, they streamlined the supply chain from the design sketch to a finished bathroom. >> the idea behind the bath in the box is to be able to think through, in advance, all of the parts and pieces that go into that bathroom ecosystem. >> that's nice. it's all in there? >> vanity, cabinet, tub, all the valves. >> it's a box with my whole bathroom in it. >> reporter: that's homeowner kelly martin of california. she's renovating her bathroom, and everything her contractor needs for the job from the new bathtub and the toilet right down to the tiniest nails and screws are all inside that box. for building contractor chris avant, owner of the bay area canyon construction, that means nothing is missing, and therefore, no lost time and no expensive delays. >> it definitely results in a savings in the cost, time is money in contracting. >> reporter: john and bill s

so usually in the winter you want to take warm baths and not quite as hot and shorter baths. and as soon as you come out, you want to moisturize. you want to put that on. to lock the moisture in. >> and let's talk about solutions. moisturize you said was one of them. but in the winter time, if your routine is, like for us, in the northern areas, we put on moisturizer once a day. winter time, more so, you think? here are some of the products that have you at your office. >> yes, you want to moisturize more. some of us have very good routines during good weather. but once it gets dry, even people with really good routines need to step it up. you say you do once a day. >> twice. >> twice a day. >> if you have dry skin normally in the summer time, maybe three times a day. and use the moisturizer. and you can keep that moisture in there. >> and we have less than 15 seconds. drinking what you should avoid and what you should do. >> drink water. lots of fluids. >> try to avoid caffeine. >> less caffeine. >> that's it for the news at noon. we're back at 5:00. 24 hours on wusatv9.com.

stock works. >> not just bed, bath & beyond, anthony.ve there are a number of other companies you cover that you think are completely blown up like pier one, gamestop, family dollar. are there any in there in that universe that you think after the blowups might be worth a look at? >> we like pier one imports. they had disappointed december sales results but that was largely due to weather. weather really hammered these guys in the month of december. we've picked up that since sales have improved since the weather has improved and the valuation is pretty darn cheap. we also like gamestop. that stock really blew up yesterday. but we think that investors are misreading the tea leaves here. we're bullish on the company particularly with a new console cycle having just started and the early sales results on the new hardware are just off the charts. >> i never do anything but wait in lines at gamestop. it's always full. anthony, brian, great to have you on the show. >> what are you doing at ga gamestop. >> i have two sons. >> i thought they we

. >> he was taken into the wild life center for a little bath. they -- >> they should have taken him to the gallows. >> it is a bathing cap for his face so he doesn't freak out within they put him in the water. they do have to clean the oil off his fur. >> they do bathes continuously so you don't have to minco all that oil and grease. also with oil fur, they cannot thermal regulate properly and they can get hypothermia. >> ah, he's cute, though. >> so cute. his little face. >> i think he kind of likes it. he's not like agitated, trying to bite anybody. he is getting like a spa treatment. >> skunks don't get that very often. [ music playing ] >> it's a royal size rant at burger king. >> i'm sorry. >> my name is carla. >> okay. miss carla. >> why miss carla had a whopper of a meltdown. >> it's on. >> and looking to lose a few? look no further than the crib. >> all these workout routines out there, all you need is like a baby. >> she lost 44 pound, see how next. >> i don't know. >> shopping is hard enough already, but have you ever wondered what it

. >> it was a shot bath pleasant shot. when you have 40 million you're trying to get to that's a lot of people. it's unprecedented. course they should advertise. >> you seem very serious. >> it's a waste of money. >> can we roll the video, bob partaking in some olympic activities. take a look. you want to give us a play-by-play. >> that was me going down the luge. scariest day of my life since i quit drugs and alcohol. >> it's a complete waste of money. they shouldn't have to advertise it. why not get health care reform that people actually like. look, the olympics is such an amazing moment for americans, you know, they feel so much patriotism for their country. why does obama got to go and ruin us and show us a commercial for obamacare reminding us we have obamacare. that's a buzz kill. >> can you imagine downhill skiing, you get the guy, the pajama boy in the onesie. can we show the full screen. look what we put together. in the meantime, while we do this. >> when mcdonald's buys an ad they do with it private money to pr

. >> he was taken into the wildlife center for a little bath.y took him in. >> taking him to the gallows. >> it is a bathing cap for his face so that he doesn't freak out when they put him in the water because they do have to clean the oil off its fur. >> the fur groomers. they do bathe continuously and we don't let him ingesting all the oily grease but also with oiled fur they cannot thermoregulate properly and they can get hypothermic. >> he's so cute. >> he is cute. when he's wet he's even cuter. >> i think he kind of likes it because he's not agitated and trying to bite anybody. he's getting, like, a spa treatment. >> skunks don't get that very often. >> no, they don't. >>> some of our favorite videos to show on the show are people freaking out on roller coasters, on rides. this is one i just found. >> ah! ah! ah! >> is this the best move to grab the driver when you're scared? like, he's got the wheel. i don't know if you should grab at him. >> i couldn't focus on what i was doing. it's a ford shelby, it has 662 horsepower and it takes off w

like, i'm going to take a bath in that sink.erybody always brushed it off because i would say crazy stuff all the time. >> the water in the sink automatically gets boiling hot to sanitize utensils, so tim's dip lasts only four minutes. >> so i used a little towel to cover myself up. i didn't think about this part. i didn't bring anything to dry off. >> the video is posted on myspace that same morning, but tim has no idea just how much of a stir his short film will create. tim's bubble bath generates hundreds of thousands of hits on the internet. he's asked to make national television appearances. all good for his music, but not good for his resume. he and his co-workers are all fired. >> i figured i would get fired when i did it, but when everybody else got fired, that was the part that surprised me because really no one had anything to do with it, aside from the girl that filmed it. >> that girl, macy, is sorry she and tim didn't edit out their other colleagues. >> i regret that they got in trouble or had to have anything to do

cooking and bathing. last night, more than 100 people gathered for a town hall, to voice their concerns and try to get answers about the safety of their water. what they got were a lot of new concerns. >> the long tore water stays in the distribution system, the more conversion there is. and the more dangerous compounds so if you are out in the outlying areas or on a tank that the water stays in for a longer period of time you will be exposed to many of those chemicals. yes, ma'am, they are talking about a more exposure. officials recommended a flushing technique, but some are still reporting skin problems and other health concerns after drinking or bathing with it. now experts are concerned that the chemicals might be breaking down into other toxic materials. this week a martial university environmental engineer testified that he found cancer causing formaldehyde in a local statement. now the state department called that claim totally unconstitutional founded and other experts are questioning his methodo

here is what analysts say could help bed, bath & beyond.overy in the housing market. experts say the strengthening housing market coupled with a recent pickup in consumer spending should translate into consumers spending more on home related goods. you think of bed, bath & beyond not best buy. >> when you think consumer electronics, best buy is still the brick and mortar store out there everybody talks about. when you talk about valuation, i will take that 38% drop i will say that a compelling reason to own it. it has more upside to go. that's why citi's take is also a buy. they have a $31 price target. the cost savings are likely to be announced later this year. this will be a big part of the story. you talk about share buybacks. there's a possible buyback for best buy coming as well. that's what citi thinks. that compelling valuation is another reason why. with best buy, it fell a lot, but that may be one reason why it has a lot more to go up. >> only if it has the fundamentals. that's what we'll see. >> there you go guys. bby and bbby --

stuart: tell me about bed, bath and beyond. >> bed, bath and beyond down 12.5%, they cut their numbersoved sales recently but they are worried about the margins and as a result cutting full-year numbers. stuart: surely they are worried to some degree about online sales because to me that is a brick and mortar operation and i could just as easily go on line and by the same stuff i get at bad that and beyond online, cheaper and easier. nicole: probably true and online surged and we saw foot traffic over the holiday season down 14.2% for retailers overall. if you are not working through bed, bath and beyond furrowing everything in it is not good. stuart: thanks very much. talk about gee whiz technology. morganofof prince hearts, livers and tissue from human cells. the ceo keith murphy joins us from los angeles. i know you have been with us before but you have got to explain it all over again. are you really using a printer, a 3d printer to put out heart and lung tissue? you are really doing that? >> yes we are. it is the 3d bio printer of our own design but we'd take cells and put them in

take like a bird bath. >> schools in five of the counties are closed today.ight now there are no illnesses or injuries to report. >> the manhunt for the road rage killer who shot a driver dead in pennsylvania has now spread to kentucky. timothy davidson was killed early saturday morning while driving in pennsylvania when he was fatally shot by a driver who drove him off the road. that investigation leading police to believe there may be a connection between davidson's killer and the person who shot police officer jason ellis on the side of a kentucky highway. >> when you have the magnitude of the investigation. >> investigators will meet and make comparisons. authorities are searching for a dark ford ranger style pickup truck with possible damage to the driver's side. >> russia stepping up security with an aggressive anti-terrorism sweep for the sochi olympics after finding bomb filled cars 300 miles from the game. they found several bullet riddled bodies inside the cars. >> an accused member of al qaeda too dangerous to to be released from guantanamo bay is

. >> it is not big drilling has two small bedrooms and one bath. it is not big. it has two small bedrooms and one bath. >> are you willing to say how much you paid for it? >> we bought it for $830,000. >> the architects when it moved off the lot fully preserved. that could cause -- cost as much as $50,000. >> i love the idea of preserving the house. there are a lot of houses that are original. it will be hard to get the money to pay that money to move it. >> it is the wellington design. kits. built from books and ilot of can play anytime i want when my friends come over. >> there are drawbacks. >> the bedrooms are like this big. national there needs to be a closet at some point. >> there are nearby restaurants. >> which one is your favorite? >> i love [indiscernible] >> rebecca cooper, abc 7 news. >> the owners of the house say they hope to have a taker sometime soon. if you want to learn more about the house, there is a link on [ male announcer ] now w that you've got all the best gadgets, you need the best network to support them. and once you've got 100% fiber

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groomers, they do bathe continuously. we don't want him ingesting all the nasty oily grease. with oiled fur, they cannot thermoregulate properly and they can get hyper therm mick. >> he is cute, though. >> look at that little face. if he is wet, he is even cuter. >> i think he kind of likes it. he is not agitated and trying to bite anybody. he is getting a spa treatment. >> skunks don't get that very often. >> they don't. >> it is a royal sized rant at burger king. >> i can go in and step out. >> why miss carlaad h a whopper of a meltdown. >> once a woman starts taking off hats and wigs, it is on. >> looking to lose a few, look no further than the crib. >> all these work-out routines, all you need is a baby. >> she lost 44 pounds. see how next. j >>> i don't know. >> shopping is hard enough already. have you ever wondered what it is like shopping in l.a. two girlfriends, one of them is trying something on. does this look good. her friend, of course, being very supportive. >> you look tiny. >> yes. you look like a model. >

the spill tainted the elk river and cut off the supply of water for drinking, cooking and bathing. we'll hear from the mayor of charleston, later in the program. >> woodruff: the federal government will recognize more than 1,000 gay marriages performed in utah since late december. attorney general eric holder announced today the same-sex couples are eligible for federal benefits, for now. a federal judge struck down utah's ban on gay marriage in late december. the state is appealing the decision. >> woodruff: the president of afghanistan, hamid karzai, may not sign a deal letting u.s. troops stay there, at least not any time soon. "the washington post" reported today the u.s. ambassador has cabled washington that he doubts karzai will sign before elections in april. that's much later than washington wants, but a state department official said this, today. >> we recognize that at this time it is up to president karzai to determine what it is in afghan-- afghanistan's best interest, and we continue to work on the grounds with president karzai and his team in encouraging them to sign

> can't even bathe in the stuff.t woman was maybe joking around. this is very serious situation. it all began yesterday in charleston. officials say a chemical that companies use to process coal spilled into the elk river from a holding tank and eventually spread to nine counties. workers at a nearby treatment plant say they're scrambling to clean up the chemical spill and say they have had trouble determining just how much of it is in the water. people throughout the area have complained of the powerful odor, saying it smells like licorice. the u.s. attorney in west virginia said the feds are investigating what caused this to happen. doug mckelway is in charleston. first impressions? >> first impressions, i'm trying to detect that odor you just mentioned, and maybe a faint hint of it but i don't notice it. the chemical is a foaming agent that is used in the processing of coal before the coal is shipped off for burping. -- for burning, it liked at a tank in freedom industries, coal processing plant. 5,000 gallons thi

evening bath and swim bath. >> i do remember that. >>> new unemployment numbers that could create politicaladaches for the white house and opportunities for republicans. u.s. employers adding only 74,000 jobs. they expected 200,000. >> and jobless rate falling from 6.7 percent and that dropped because americans have dropped out of the labor force. and on top of this, negotiations have broken down loving long- term unemployed in financial limbo. we'll debate all of this. author of juliero beginsky. and i will give them the first question to my esteemed colleague. >> julie, why is it not getting any better? it was a down day. >> first of all let me say that i remember that wendy's commercial and it was i am feeling old. >> thank you, you are scoring a point though. and the reason it is not getting any better. it is getting marginally better and months that are good and better. but over all not recovering as quickly as possible. and i don't think that washington is doing enough to create jobs. the jobs bill is sitting there three years that kong refuses to pass. >> they say it is moving in the

showing us how she warmed a wash cloth in the microwave for a sponge bath. unwashed dishes piling up. >> my dishwater is filled with clean dishes that i washed yesterday morning, not knowing that it was contaminated. i can't use them. >> reporter: while the chemical contaminating the water here, called cause eye and skin irritation, nausea, vomiting, headaches and rashes. the chemical plant has ceased operations. as state workers try to contain the leak. a federal investigation is under way, and these people will get some relief. 75 fema trucks loaded with more than a million gallons of water are on their way to west virginia. in line waiting for water, this is the scene we found all around the charleston area, the question is now, how many more days will they have to put up with this frustration waiting in line just to get clean water? diane? >> susan, we have been asking that question all day. we're told, no one knows when the water will be cleared. >>> we turn next to another big story in the news, the retail giant, target, sending out a big alert today,

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officials are advising people do not drink, bathe cook using tap water. a chemical used to process coal was leaked into the elk river. 300,000 people across the state are affected. >>> hundreds of new documents have been released connected to the revenge scandal in new jersey. they do not appear to undermine governor chris christie's contention that he was not involved. but some raise questions the lengths his staff would have had to go to keep christie in the dark. >>> lawmakers who released the documents will try to issue subpoenas to get testimony under oath. >>> target data breach affected more shoppers than thought. roughly 70 million americans were crow miced. that's on top of the 40 million whose credit card data was stolen. >>> there is a risk of terrorist activity, lisa stark from washington, d.c. what prompted ithis alert? >> it's not unusual for the state department to issue an alert like this, they did it for the 2008 summer olympics in china. it does say that u.s. citizens should remain attentive regarding their personal security at all times

people clearing out store shelves after being told they can't drink, cook or bathe with contaminated water. >>> and 74,000 jobs created last month. a look at the disappointing employment report. >> the massive data breach at target stores has grown even larger, the nation's second largest discount retailer said more shoppers than previously thought is impacted. it's as many as 100 million americans whose information could be compromised. john terrett is more with what may be the second largest data breach ever. >> this story just keeps on giving but all in the wrong ways. it look at target a was a little off target, pardon the pun, when assessing how many customers were attacked. originally it was 40 million actaccounts, but then they found there was an additional 70 million accounts that was seized taking it to 100 million. there was some overlap between that figure of 40 and 70. this includes your name, street address, and i got to believe your account number too that's one-third of all of us in the entire country. target will contact those who have been hacked. you can go to wate

he's been bathing her toddler in the sink with bottled water and is agonized by the thought of giving her sons tap water ever again. will you have confidence in the water from this point forward? >> no. no. i don't think i will. i have to use my stamps to buy it. >> reporter: food stamps? >> yeah. >> reporter: the head of the local water treatment plant said inspectors are carefully testing the water before they give it a seal of approval for west virginians. will you come out before them and drink a big glass of water? >> when our system is flushed and follows the protocol, i'll drink the water anytime. >> reporter: officials say they plan to lift the do not use order little by little, as safety tests allow. they say residents will have to then flush out the leftover water in their pipes. the chemical company responsible for the leak had not been inspected since 1991. another frustration people here grappling with, as they spend yet another night lining up for water. susan saulny, abc news, charleston, west virginia. >>> and next, now, after the cold and dangerous mess across the cou

interest rate swaps they're buying here metals currency regen works the live or bath and says germany's top financial regulator said possible manipulation of currency rates and prices for precious metals is worse than the libel rigging scandal which has already led to fines about six billion dollars the allegations about the currency in precious metals markets are particularly serious because such reference values are based on life live or in europe or typically on transactions in liquid markets and not on estimates of the bank's elko neg the president of bath and said in the speech in frankfurt so here even these giant liquid markets he's saying these are being these are being manipulated to rig it's not just these library in europe or weights or set by a cabal of a small group of bankers even these giant liquid markets are able they're able to read them and that's one of the arguments that you know defenders of rigging the guys who are hand jive and fraud those people will say well you can't make these markets because it's buyers in the sellers in this liquid and blah blah blah look t

another day with no tap water for bathing, cooking, and drinking. a scary stunt. a biker takes a wild ride over a bridge. he didn't do it just for the thrill. whose attention he's trying to get and why. >>> star-studded at the golden globes. a night of glitz, glamour, and a kiss between a host and a rock star that is all the talk.

health officials warn people not to drink, bathe or cook with this water.hich is used to process coal leaked from a factory in charleston. day care centers, universities, restaurants and schools are all told to shut down. the national weather service is investigating whether a tornado touched down on florida's atlantic coast. storms went through the area late last night. the reports of damage to homes in the area most coming from this mobile home park where roofs were left damaged and windows blown out. fortunately, no one was injured. warmer temperatures set to move in for some parts of the u.s. this weekend. that could create some problems. more on the national forecast. let's bring in our meteorologist. good morning. >> good morning. as we continue the fallout, we're talking about additional rainfall and with that, coming down to frozen ground, that's going to cause really big problems especially into the northeast. we expect rain from the southern plains into the midwest. it's definitely going to be warm enough to see mostly rain showers although right

brapd new bath. very nice. second listing, 150 and 152 vicksburg street. recently sold as one. the list was about, a little more than $1 million. but they went for $1.3, 16,5 hun in taxes. 65 hun feet between them. herg them? >> no. beautiful victoria located off 24th street a lock and a half. world renowned for its shopping, strants. tech shuttles and so forth. they'll leave it at two-unit buildings i presume and also two-car parking because it is a two to a building. >> move on to powerhouse of the week. 49 caselli avenue, listed $1.99a but sold for $2.35. 3,000 square feet. looks nice, jeff. >> tyler, this was a spectacular four bedroom, 3.5 bath, full foundation remodel with using high-end finishes in eureka valley known for wonderful view, sunny neighborhood, close to the castro neighborhood. beautiful home. >> looks spectacular. obviously why it sold for about $400,000 above the list price. jeff, thank you very much. see you again soon. >> thank you very much, tyler. >> back here on the east coast, one important area of high-end real estate is, as it

to have bottled water or a five gallon container of water able to use on a regular basis, both for bathingnd cooking as well as for drinking. >> we have this big container and also in people's homes they have a hot water heater. >> absolutely, if you clean your hot water heater out regularly you can use that for showering, drinking and bathing as well >> what other things do people need to have aren't their home. >> it is important to have extra every day items buy a couple extra cans of can food that you can eat without any preparation. >> here is a giant can of green giant canned corn. and this, a manual can opener, your electric can opener will not be working not only to have one but to know where to find it in your kitchen. >> yes. >> so in addition to canned goods, we are going to have fresh food and you have to preserve that and i know that we have an ice chest. >> having an ice chest on hand is really important because your refrigerator will not be working right away. it is important to have somebody else that can store cold foods so something that you might be able to take with you

is she using it to bathe or stay clean? with bottled water kind of just rinses off a little bit and about once or every four or five days we drive 30 miles way so that we can take a shower at the ymca over in hurricane west virginia. >> it's my understanding you are working two jobs, how much has this crisis cost you? i can imagine how much you are spend on the ground bottled water. >>> when you factor in the bottle watered and the traveling expense to his get water or go find clean foods. the fact that you can't really cook at home, as conveniently as you used to be able to you have to go out to restaurants that are using safe water a lot more. the expense ises really add up overtime, any, they do. >> tell me about the letter that you wrote to president obama. >> the letter i wrote to president obama was just out of frustration and it was an attempt to get this back in to a discussion because a lot of country has heard our water has been deemed safe. it's not the population of pregnant well, people with young chirp, elder

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. >> reporter: water is scarce following a warning do not drink, bathe, cook, or wash clothes with the tap water officials say early thursday a chemical used to separate coal particles in the coal-prepping process leaked from an old storage tank and went seeping into the elk river. there is a treatment plant nearby and it's that company's customers who are affected? . >> we are fairly confident that our water treatment plan with an advanced activated carbon treatment plant would handle any issues that we had, but it is clear that has migrated through to our finished water. >> reporter: officials are not sure what the health risks are, but so far no reports of illness. the company is also not clear how much of the chemical spilled into the river. many are questions why officials waited eight hours after the spill to issue the alert. >> people are angry because this happened so early and how are we just being told not to use our water. >> the water was not impacted earlier in the day. >> reporter: requests have been made to fema to bring in bottled water, in the meantime people say they

>> do not use tap water for drinking cleaning washing or bathing. at this time i do not know how long the order will last. >> smelling it and including some chemicals that will oxidize the water. we've also learned that the state of west virginia has ordered the company, freedom industries to remove chemicals from their property. meantime there is a federal investigation going on officials really wanting to know how this chemical leak happened and when authorities were noifd here in the state. >> the people in west virginia are no strange to environmental disasters, chuck was a coal minorrer and he became an activist. we asked him for his take on this disaster. >> i'm upset about it because i live with these every day and it impacts people's lives. i've seen people die of brain tumors and kidney cancer from the coal waste, where i live is a toxic waste dump. you know after they use this chemical, this chemical that spilled with other chemicals, there's 230-some chemicals that they use to clean the coal. when they clean the coal we know they actually

we can't bathe. we can't clean dishes. we can't mop the floors because you can't get your hands in there. it's terrible. we don't know how long it will be. it's really a difficult thing. >> that's been the difficult thing. they say it will be days before the tap water can be used let alone drink. >> you're right. there's been a 50-year war on poverty. this morning we'll have new reaction from the white house on the latest plan to try to help the poorest areas in the country. >>> and they continue to honor ariel sharon. we'll be live in jerusalem as the former leader lies in state. that's next. mine was earned orbiti the moon in 1971. afghastan, in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's ened, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former miliry members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an au insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to

do not bathe or cook or wash clothes using tap water. affecting people in nine counties, at a coal processing plant in charleston. on thursday, a chemical, crude chm, used to separate coal particles, leaked from an old storage tank and went seeping into the river. they have a treatment plant nearby, and it's that company's customers who are affected. >> we sought the advice of a lot of water quality professionals and we were fairly confident earlier today that our water treatment plant could handle any issues that we had, but it's clear that that has migrated to our finished water. >> officials are not sure what the health risks are, but so far, no reports of illness much the company is also not clear how much of the chemicals spilled into the river. many are questioning why officials waited eight hours after the spill to issue the water alert. >> people are angry. because this happened so early, and then why are we being told not to use our water? >> the water wasn't impacted in the day. we started to respond. >> fema or the federal eme

health officials warning people not to drink, bathe, or even cook with the water. jonathan thousands of people affected by the spill. what are they doing for water? >> reporter: well at this point, fema and the emergency management groups brought in 12 big tankers of water. but if you go into some of these grocery stores bottled water is hard to come by. we are told that some 300,000 people have been told not to use their tap water, only to flush or in an emergency situation like fire. but authorities are trying to figure out how big of an issue this is. this all came to light yesterday early in the day when this company, freedom industries, reported a leak into the elk river from their facility. no one really knew how serious it was, how bad it was, but people around here started reporting a strange smell. people said it smelled like licorice or candy or cough syrup, and officials got to the water and tested it and found it had leaked at the river, and had gotten into the water treatment facility and made it into the finished line. and that was the concern. so the

drinking, bathing and even. touching the water was banned for days. now the order is lifted. now there is news that a second chemical was in the water. this one an industrial solvent used in a wide range of products. 300 gallons of the chemical were leaked in the chemical that was leaked into the river. when the document was turned over from freedom industries revealing it was part of the mixture. the amount of the chemical was small enough that it was likely dill lieutenanted by the river water, and there are are no new health concerns and the water treatment process would have removed it. testing would confirm that. what is gone for good is trust. quote, it was freedom's responsibility to let people know there was another chemical in the tank, and they did not. >> that is jonathan martin reporting from charleston, west virginia. so what is p.p.h.? that's a question that we put to our science and technology correspondent, jacob ward. >> reporter: pph is a polyglycol ether. it was in the literature that they handed officials this morning. they warned of it being a skin irrita

then, she draws the bath. >> what's the problem? >> um. >> is someone burglarizing your house? i mean what is it? >> the dispatcher assigned me that particular call for service being that it was in my zone of responsibility. another unit, david knapp, he checked by with me, which is common practice, you know? day shift. slow. guys killing time, helping each other out. >> eight minutes after dialing 911, andrea yates calls her husband rusty yates and tells him it's time to come home. it's not yet 10:00 a.m. >> i couldn't imagine what actually happened but i'm worried. andrea called me was firm tone, said i needed to come home, so i did. >> i moved in to the house and david approached me right at the hallway and i said, when's going on? he looked at me and said, it's a homicide. so i looked to my right and down and there was yates. she was sitting on the couch. just sitting there. she never looked at me. i walked in to the room and i was expecting to find a man on the floor. a body. and i was looking around, looking around. saying, what? i see this little tiny head. and it was lo

the republican to -- the toronto zoo posted this of the polar bear getting the first bath.r 9. three was calm during the first bath only making a couple of attempts at escaping growing stronger each day account coat is getting thicker. >> try that five years. >> you need a mighty big tub then. >> a mighty big washer. >> lake the >> strong hands. >> it is going to be opposite looking at a polar bear but we are so warm here ... >> the bays are not hibernating because it is so warm and dry and that will continue. we will show you what is going on, good morning, everyone, this is how it looks from live doppler 7 hd, you can see a few low clouds along the coast with half moon bay with the low of the visibility and the food has just developed at 1.75 quarters visibility. the temperature is 32 degrees if novato. we have freezing temperatures this danville and 3 and san ramon is 32 and pleasanton is close, and walnut creek is 33 and concord is 34 and livermore is 36 and lafayette is 37, and pleasant hill is 38, and 40 in pitsburg and 43 in antioch. 42 in hayward. upper 30's from lo