the story takes a really sad turn within an hour after chad was restrained by gym goers and police, chad died. >> what? >> chad is 6'1", 235 pounds. he's a construction worker. he's a big guy. it took three tasers, two pairs of handcuffs and a baton to subdue chad and he passed out in the custody of police and never woke up. toxicology reports recently released by the coroner say a combination of hgh and pcp were found in this this man's bloodstream. and those led to this man's death. >> so this could be considered roid roij. this is like a video example of somebody experiencing it. >>> an area in alaska has seen more snow than decades. >>> several vehicles and boats back there. >> this video was shot by kathy long. over the weekend they got ten feet of snow. higher in some snow drifts. this is the most snow since they've seen in the 1970s. >> and it goes down deep. i'm up to my knees right now. >> the town issued a disaster declaration. here's video of the national guard coming in to offer aid and stance too the area and bring in supplies. >> that looks cold. >> i wanted to find out how

here gone this chad didn't just heard the kids who tested i. that was here in mountains before anyone was running test. so not only is the chad left on the indian lease where the tribal member can't use the land then they found out they couldn't sell it either so their land became useless as a result this chad's been just sitting here for eighty nine hundred years he know we're being restricted from our sales but the money indians are not this check causes lead poisoning that's not an opinion it ruins this very land that was given to the quapaw to replace what they gave up in the b i a made sure this chad stayed right here the b.a.a. said these are the people who are going to bleed because of this waste and what is now so clear about this function is that damaging the land is not a separate act from damaging a culture. the whole reason that the government gave the tribe just one and was to replace the land where they came from you know that the quapaw tribe occupied most of what is now arkansas. you know and i feel bad for the people that are l

charging out the chad. the sides of. the minerals that are submerged beneath the water and it's isolated from oxygen oxygen. back when they're first filling up there was a lot of oxygen available in the mines and that was causing oxidation of the models which in turn creates screw sulfur so. you have torque creep which starts up in kansas runs through the mining belt becomes contaminated that which is just south of picher it then rooms on the east side of commerce runs through the center of my own into neo show river. on into green light let's just say it's been doing that since eighty three nothing but orange yucky smelly into. this watershed has been clocking five million gallons a day since there have been clocks. and if water rolls into the mines or slides off the chap pilot flows out from the underground it's real bad news. isaac newton says the reaction to the mining is a lifetime polluted water. this mine system swallows any groundwater hole and then coughs up one's blood. look at these problems and say this has b

vick throws it out to chad hall. chad hall's 5'8", 187 pounds, but he's strong.till pushes his way in for the touchdown. deangelo hall and terry reilly can't make the tackle. eagles up 10-0. chad hall needing a boost to celebrate in the stands. third quarter, rex grossman dumps it to roy helu and the rookie makes a play. he's limping, but limping all the way into the end zone. 47-yard touchdown for him. skins trail 10-7. here we go. but fourth quarter, eagles have a 13-10 lead and they start to pull away. vick, deep for desean jackson. it's a 62-yard scoring strike. the redskins lose 34-10, and with a 5-11 record, it's shanahan's worst record as a head coach. >> we were doing some good things, but we didn't show any points. that's what you've got to do. you've got to get points. you know, we had a chance to have that first touchdown, with the drop pass, a chance to get a couple field goals or at least a touchdown there at the end, and we got no points instead of, you know, 14 or 17, and you can't go on the road and win games like that. >> coming up in sports, we'

now to the aforementioned chad connolly. do you have a favorite, sir? >> no.a favorite. i am the head cheer lieder f-- cheerleader for south carolina. i enjoyed all of the news coverage in south carolina. it's exciting as south carolina lynnian and chairman of the party to realize everybody is talking about our state everybody in the media the candidates and nations knows the decision will be made right here in south carolina the next 12 days. >> it is extraordinary how absolutely reliable south carolina republicans have been in seeking the national candidate chad. we will talk more about that on the other side of the break. governor nice to see you again. stand by folks. we have more politics right after this short commercial message. >> this is a fox news lart. congressman gabby giffords and her husband are attending a vigil at the university of arizona tucson on the first anniversary of the awful safe way shooting that left 6 dead including a federal judge and a 9-year-old girl and 13 others including the congress come grievously injured. after the brain da

she is one of 2000 refugees from the conflict in camps in eastern chad. it was the first genocide of the 21st century. 10 years after the dreadful events in darfur began, the survivors are still unable to return to their homes. the will was powerless to prevent the campaign of rape and murder against the people of darker, unable to make it safe for them to go home. now, the man who first revealed the scale of what is going on, the former u.n. chief in sudan, has been banned from visiting the camps. his only access was seeing pictures before he was expelled from chad. >> it was a genocidal war that took place 10 years ago, and he is a reminder. it creates suffering. >> and it is getting worse, not better. the family still flee the chaos of dark fur to live on the margins of the refugee camps. bbc, chad. cuts in the past 10 months, we have heard many horror stories coming out of syria. there are reports of arrests just last night near the university in aleppo. there are claims by human rights groups that the government is deliberately targeting children. th

that was a message from chad ochocinco to house speaker john boehner.chocinco closed by calling the president's address, quote, awesome by wondering how did he manage to memorize so much material? that from chad ochocinco. >>> in baseball, the detroit tigers reportedly have signed free agent prince fielder to a nine-year, $214 million contract. the 27-year-old three-time all-star hit 299 last year, 38 homers, 120 rbis. detroit management hopes the move will help backfill for star catcher victor martinez who could be out for the entire season after tearing his acl. fielder, of course, plays first base. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," president obama delivers a state of the union address focused on getting things done in washington. why should this year be any different? >>> we'll huddle around the water cooler to reminisce about the republican responses to president obama's speeches throughout the years. >> i remember going to the grocery store with my dad. he would tell me, bobby, americans can do anything. [ woman ] my boyfriend

she's one of 200,000 refugees in camps here in eastern chad. it was the first genocide of the 21st century, but 10 years after the dreadful events in darfur began, these, the survivors, are still unable to return to their home. the world was powerless to prevent the campaign of rape and murder against the people of darfur and unable to make it safe for them to go home. >> looking at these children. >> now the man who first revealed the scale of what was going on, the former u.n. chief in sudden an, has been banned from visiting the camps. his only access to the refugees was seeing our pictures before he was expelled from chad. >> they are reminders of what genocide war took place 10 years ago and which continues to this very day and generate the suffering that we've seen now. >> and it is getting worse, not better. broken families still come across the border, leaving behind the chaos of darfur to live on the minds in the refugee camps. david loyn, bbc news, eastern chad. >> sport now, mike is here. tennis? >> yeah, roger federer, he's about to

now to the aforementioned chad connolly. do you have a favorite, sir? >> no. don't have a favorite. i am the head cheer lieder f-- cheerleader for south carolina. i enjoyed all of the news coverage in south carolina. it's exciting as south carolina lynnian and chairman of the party to realize everybody is talking about our state everybody in the media the candidates and nations knows the decision will be made right here in south carolina the next 12 days. >> it is extraordinary how absolutely reliable south carolina republicans have been in seeking the national candidate chad. we will talk more about that on the other side of the break. governor nice to see you again. stand by folks. we have more politics right after this short commercial message. [ male announcer ] when do you take 5-hour energy? when i'm on the night shift. when they have more energy than i do. when i don't feel like working out. when there isn't enough of me to go around. ♪ when i have school. and work. every morning. it's faster and easier than coffee. every afternoon when that 2:30 feelin

or what chad ochocinco does. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this thursday, january the 26th. a lot to tell you about, including gabby giffords heart-tugging good-bye to congress. we'll show you that in just a minute. >>> plus, jon stewart and stephen colbert take the president to task for his uncharacteristically lame spilled milk joke in the state of the union agrees. first the news at 5:30 at "30 rock" in new york city. president obama starts his day in nevada thorg, part of a five-state tour to battle ground territory for the 2012 election. he will speak in las vegas this afternoon to lay out his plans for energy policy and job creation. yesterday the president visited a manufacturing plant in the state of iowa where he called on congress to provide tax breaks to companies who hire american workers rather than sending jobs overseas. nbc news/wall street journal poll, new signs the president's message on the economy is connecting with voters. the poll shows 48ers of americans approve of the w

this week on "newsmakers," chad connelly of the south carolina republican party. could the nomination be wrapped up in south carolina? >> we have been the eventual predictor of the republican nominee since 1980. i think this will be decided in south carolina once again. >> given your governor's endorsement of mitt romney and her current approval ratings, what has been the effect of that endorsement? >> mitt romney had the biggest turnout that he has had when governor niki haley went with him. based on the response he has already, it will be a big thing. >> let's turn the questioning over to jeff of the new york times. >> the contests in iowa has already happened. the primary in new hampshire will has happened. do you believe the race, once it arrives there, will ratify decision from -- the decision from iowa and new hampshire? >> we are looking forward to having you down to south carolina and we are looking over to seeing you at the motor beach debate. i have been surprised at how people have been slow to tune in. i was with my family and my wife's family and was

chad, do you want to weigh in here?eing rescues happen, still seeing firefighters trying to break into literally half obliterated homes? are they still trying to find missing people? >> absolutely. because we have to remember in this part of the state, it's very heavily wooded. i have to say this coming from a guy in the state of alabama. if you're in montgomery or southern half of the state, things flatten out a bit. it's like a rolling prairie. in this part of alabama, you have heavily wooded airs. because of strong woods that came through, a lot of roads are blocked and homes received structural damage. chad, there are going to be people trying to find possible people trapped, survivors, of course, and of course there's always the grim reality that you might find more fatalities, which is certainly the last thing that any of us want to have happen. >> you covered the f-4 and f-5 tornadoes last year. is this anything like it or is this a different situation? >> this is kind of a microscale. situation. if you look bloc

but this chad just a throw away from one of the largest lead strikes on the planet. tri state produced thirty five percent of all metals worldwide for over a decade. every one of these problems was struck from the walls in the mines. now we did need this metal during the world wars. so the government kept these mines humming. wake up and remember that iraq i was talking about. yeah this is where those ripples start. my grandfather he was a war and discovered the laden chief commerce way back oh probably around one thousand and four. but they was drilling the water will on the south west part of commerce. rand paul got a hold of him and told him get back here the day you shall be the pitcher feel strong enough about nineteen toil and when the pitcher feel god start again it was the wealthiest straw that they had had yet they put me on a pattern job. to powder monkeys that's a guys that loads of dynamite into the drill holes. the only time i was really scared was when i would hit that stick of dynamite in the machine me and the guys that drilled the hole in the wood tu

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chad connelly chairs south carolina for the republican party.florida republican party chairman. welcome, both of you. first of all, let's talk about south carolina and the angry newt gingrich and rick perry comments. ron paul, notably deferent. rick santorum also different in their remarks about bain capital and about the investment banking career of rick perry. what are you seeing in south carolina? and do you like what you're seeing so far with this combative campaign? >> hey, andrea, glad to be with you again. there's no question about it. primaries are tough. they're bare the knuckles and pull the velvet off the hammer times. we're kind of used to it here. what we love seeing, though, is all across the nation, people are talking about the importance of south carolina. we knew all along, this would be the crucial place where the crucial votes would be taken, and we think we'll continue our tradition of 30 years of picking the eventual nominee. >> jim demint, the senator, of course, who is the conservative icon in south carolina, here's a litt

i'm not sure if they're going to have hanging and swinging chads. no chads here? >> no chads this, is all done with pencil and x's on boxes. >> sean: i like you get your own booth. in new york sometimes you have to wait for an hour. >> i know. you can see the room that is lined with cameras from around the world. there are pictures of candidates going back 50 years celebrating this. there you go. they're going outside to post results. we're going to go off the air and tell you who won the first precinct in the granite state. >> sean: all right. he'll have results coming up in moments. joining me now with analysis is fox news political analyst and you know they have a unique history. they've got it right some years, 1960. and they went for richard nixon. 64, goldwater, and didn't get it right. and they got it right in 72 with nixon and with gerald ford in terms of the candidate. in 76, reagan, 80, 84. and bill clinton visited but libertarian won in 1992. george w. bush got the dixville notch vote but lost the new hampshire primary. so they have mixed results histor

i think that is -- >> all right, so chad -- >> the state is struggling, chad?pigs into the state legislature -- >> infamously. >> yeah. basically, talking about how the legislature was spending too much money. he was an outsider. he ended up fairly popular given all of his problems. but then vicki haley comes along and promises she's going to be sort of more establishment, more centered than mark sanford was. wasn't going to provoke the democratic establishment. but she's followed his path. upset even more people. i mean the republicans have trouble dealing even with their own governors here? >> i think there is always going to be family squabbles and back and forth when you have politics. that's the name of the game. it's just like the primary season. we see the bare knuckles brawl going on. i think season is tame. >> are you disappointed with nicky's mistakes? >> no. the governor is doing a great job. she's got job growth going on. we're spending more on education than we ever have. >> but a lot -- as we say of mitt romney, a lot of unforced errors with nicci

i agree with chad. we've seen rick santorum here time and time again over last several months.t's important to understand, look at numbers last night, "new york times" did some exit polling, the conservative republicans went with santorum. the evangelical republicans went with santorum. and mitt romney came in to iowa 25%, came out with 25%, got less votes this time than he did four years ago and the most exciting thing for democrats is, only 122,000 republicans voted yesterday or went to the caucuses yesterday. that's half of what turned out for barack obama in and hillary clinton in the race in '08. there's a tepid effort on the part of the republicans and rick santorum surging. so, you know, in this -- this state is going to boil down to that dichotomy between the republican party between the tea partiers and the conservative right wingnuts and the mainstream folks. the republican party is becoming the al monday joy party, some days they feel like a nut, some days they don't. >> it's a good line. it's a good line, i'll grant you that. let me ask you this, chad, it wasn't tha

do you think, chad, they'll all make it there?, you know, it's beengoing to be a wide-open race. i've been saying a long time our state is the ultimate retail politics place. it's small enough everybody can chris-cross the state and let's face it, our primary voters have a high level of expectations. we'll see who survives wau awe and new hampshire and on to south carolina. like you said, since 1980 we've selected the right nominee. >> one thing is for sure, dick, everybody will have to adjust their strategy a bit depending on what we see hop hapiappening iowa. i want to play a clip from gingrich over the weekend. >> i think new hampshire is the perfect state to have a debate over romney care and to have a debate about tax-paid abortions which he signed and have a debate about putting planned parenthood into a government board which he signed and have a debate about appointing liberal judges, which he did. i think new hampshire is a good place to start the debate for south carolina. >> good place to start the debate for south caro

cocktail caterers christy pope and chad solomon are serving up their twist on a mint julep made withe is as a sweetener. >> reporter: all of these garnishs and aero matics as they're called can almost upstage the alcohol. >> look at all these ingredients. there's sage here. looks like basil over here. almost like a little salad. >> cocktails today incorporate all kinds of fresh ingredients. >> reporter: chad and christy reject the trendy title mixologist, but they do represent the next generation of bartenders. while folks like dale are seen at masters of the craft. he considers the mixed drink america's first culinary art form. >> we took european traditions of punch and everything and we extrapolated back into a single glass, a single composite ingredient called a cocktail. >> reporter: he marveled as how long it's taken americans to demand more from their drinks including the foodies revolution is two decades old. >> you can have a piece of fish from australia cooked in butter from france. you're telling me we can't have a fresh lime in our margueritas? i think we can. >> you want

chad, i want to start with you. we saw in iowa, new hampshire now south carolina that last-minute surge, do you think newt gingrich can pull it out, or even rick santorum. >> i've been saying for weeks, don't think that yesterday's polls or what happened in iowa or new hampshire is going to lock this down. voters are fiercely independent, they want to make their decision, they're tailing a good hard look, and of course we're being inundated with tv ads, mail and robo-calls. i think people were tuning in last night, and certainly the one monday night as well, and those things are helping them to mare their decision. >> we're talking about $12 million, who is winning this ad war? >> well, i think you can look at the ads, and i watched a bunch this morning and last night, clearly the antiromney or non-romney forces are dominating the air waves right now. he's been offmessage all week long, especially on his taxes. he said he made some money speak, it returns out to be $400,000. yesterday money in the caymans. the whole