can you tell us about the larger group that it's a part of. >> cline resources has been mining uh, coal, they got a lot of operations in southern illinois. i think the cline group's got a, got a culture that's been very successful. >> but they've also run into a lot of problems, like they've had over 900 violations in the last 15 years and over 2000 safety violations in the last 10 years. >> i can't really, i, i don't work for cline. i don't, i mean, that's not my that's really not my area. i don't know- >> but you see the, the issue, though, if gtac says, well, we come from a long mining culture, but if you look at the mining culture and say, well, there are 900, you know, uh, environmental violations and 2,000 safety violations in the last 10 years in that culture, people in wisconsin might have some reservations about saying well, that's not the culture we want here. >> i think if you stack up cline, um, with other mining companies, uh, you'll find that they, that they are well respected and that their process is good. >> watch more "faultlines" on demand or visit aljazeera.com/fault

cline likely has more victims. these incidents date back as far as may 2013. >>> also today, the has been accused of jumping the white house fence and making it to the executive mansion is expected in court. 42-year-old omar g in cou he made it all the east room before s agents tackled him. this is video of t incident last fall it lead to the res the secret service gonzalez pleaded n >>> d.c. mayor's e males of color ini facing criticism. we're learning tha ques only. the aclu said the black female stude of the same strugg male counter parts. d.c. council membe requested a legal the $20 million pr in addition, the a says, quote, studi separating boys an not improve academic perf it simply >> police are look person. this happened at t mosque in northeas. we're learning fro director that the mosq broken chairs, windo scattered prayer b. if you have any in e another bitterly cold morning. 10 degrees out there. get ready. we'll have more about the morning commute at 6:11. >>> and winter weather taking a toll across the

patsy cline had a stable and loving home. >> they weren't allowed to have pets in that house, and theyto move. >> reporter: they gave her to the spca a sad situation repeatedrepeat repeated over and over. the mission district has the most pet surrenders many of those due to new lease agreements or change in landlords. >> people come in and making a really hard decision whether or not to give up a member of their family or to keep secure housing, and that's not a position that people should be put in. >> reporter: if you're forced to find a new home emily would recommend getting your pet's status in writing at the time you sign your lease. >> if your landlord sells the building and it's not in your lease, the new landlord can make trouble for you. >> reporter: in the meantime, patsy cline is still waiting hoping there is a family to provide her with a permanent home. >>> a state of emergency is in effect in two vest virginia counties right now after a freight train carrying crude oil derailed and caught fire. flames shot hundreds of feet into the air from a csx tanker train. no one was

tom cline. just as he's done for 40 years as a pilot. he rolls down the runway and points his nose to the sky. when the engine begins to sputter, he has 10 seconds to react. >> always teach you i thought the top of the trees are your runway and flare out and land into them. after that the trees take care of everything. >> barnett said the plane tumbled and spun but didn't fall apart. when the nose stopped, they were upside down. he says cline looked over and said we're alive. >> i'm disappointed that luck played so much of a role and i'd like to think that my superior piloting skills did it. but it didn't. >> barnett says he'll fly again as soon as he can. he even shows the plane he's building in his garage. just five days after getting that nightmare call from the hosp melissa says she's ready to ride along. >> i was shocked. but was able to see him and knew that he was ok. made me feel a lot better. >> grateful to be home with my wife and my dog. >> well, back live now at tipton airport, we took a hike back into those woods where that

john cline is accused of negligent driving and failing to yield to oncoming traffic. authorities say he hit a man while making a left turn last september. he was riding his bicycle at the time of the crash. next at 6:00 investigation into a homicide at a popular hotel in northwest washington is happening now. new information from police next. and the new house of cards season released early but just for a minute. what netflix is saying about that tonight. next. and "7 on your side" to fight the number one killer of women. heart disease. we have a panel of experts ready to answer your questions and the number you can call is on your screen right now. we will take you there live coming up. xñaó5Ñ >> we now know the name of the man found stabbed to death in a hotel. the victim is david mezerschmidt and he was found dead in a hotel room in the donovan hotel yesterday morning. the 30-year-old lawyer was with the piper law firm. police have not made an arrest. there is a person of interest they're looking for. the captain of the shipwrecked costa concordia will spend 16 yea

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glaxo smith cline's 80% of employees enrolled in their programme yes this less lost work time. since caterpillar started a programme, average lost work time decreased by 40%. changing corporate culture will take time. >> companies are uncomfortable dealing with people who have a mental illness. >> reporter: patrick kennedy, four years sober, nose better than most that initiating real change is a work in progress. it's one day at a time and is not cliche to say that >>> one of tools used by patrick kennedy and others is the americans with disabilities act. the ada makes it against the law to distrip nate against someone -- distrim nate against someone with a mental disability at work. the law says employers must make reasonable accommodations for qualified people. what about the rite of an employer to fire an employee who is not pulling their weight because of excessive absences or the right of an employee that feels unsafe because they might be working with someone who has a mental illness. i'm holding an h.r. person to act next. you're watching "real money". tell me what is on

records show it is thomas lighten cline. he owns the aa 1 aircraft. that he lives in silver spring. we first told you about the crash with an alert on our nbc washington app. you can download it for updates and stay with us as we continue to cover ts story. once we get the identities of those injured in the crash, we're going to post them online and the latest on news 4 at 11:00. >>> a gorgeous gorgeous sunday afternoon. as you look live at the tower cam. we tied a record high of 68 degrees at reagan national airport. but, is this spring-like weather going to stay around? amelia segal has the answer? >> it is not. chris, it's going to be cooler tomorrow. we set a record. we had a huge spread of temperatures across the area. high in hagerstown, 41. high in fredericksburg 71. it was all dependent on cloud cover. the places that were warmer had more afternoon sunshine. here's the high temperature tomorrow in your neighborhood. just about everybody is cooler. 50 in washington only 41 over in annapolis. 46 in leesburg. frederick, hagerstown and martinsburg will see highs in the low to mi

minorities and the government means that hundreds of thousands of people have left the country not just to cline in a, but also here in thailand. >> there are possible political consequences too. this is a crucial election year, a test of the true death of reform remyanmar. al jazeera bangkok. >> we asked myanmar's government to comment on the recent events, but so far there has been no statement issued to us. >> thailand's former prime minister's been charged with negligence over a multi-million dollars rice subs sky for poor farmers. yingluck denies the scheme to buy votes. the thai court will decide next month before she stands trial. if convicted she'll face a 10 year prison sentence. >> the most important thing is the first court hearing. the defendant's presence is required for the court to consider whether the defendant will be allowed temporary bail or be detained. the decision will depend on the judge's consideration. >> the former prime minister, ms. yingluck confirmed she'll be present in the court for the pros of justice. >> an al jazeera investigation believe that is many journalist

you have security of shipping lanes that are happening in the south cline in a sea that china and japan are worried about. the security problem hasn't shown up, it is not the same security problem as the middle east. >> two areas that didn't come up were the cyber threat that the united states now faces which is now under the military umbrella, but also the use of unmanned aircraft, drones and the fact that there are now military discussions taking place about robots. >> let's take one at a time. the cyber threat, when you think about it, the united states has some superiority in air sea space when it comes to our military capability. we don't have that in cyber. we have peers. we have other countries that have similar exhibits. that's a real concern for the pentagon and technology. we were talking about drones and unhand aircraft carriers. the threat for the aircraft carrier is that across missile can come from 500 miles away. >> we are going to take you back to washington right now. you are listening to the testimony of dr. ashton carter. he is being not grilled but poll lightly quest

. >> reporter: on board, thomas cline and the pilot jeffry barnett. they were airlifted to the hospital. >> we're lucky they didn't suffer more severe injuries. >> reporter: investigators have to figure out what went wrong. >> they're very disturbing. good piles and great people. >> reporter: we first told you about the story from an alert on our washington app. you can download it for free from itunes or google play. >>> indianapolis police are trying to find the owners who dropped their dogs on the side of the road in a crate thursday. someone called police but couldn't pinpoint the location. another woman took the dogs home to keep them safe. she posted on social media, and police picked them up. they're in protective custody but will be put up for adoption. >>> the highs approached 70 degrees today. those unseasonably high temperature are not going to last. meteorologist amelia seigel shows what to expect in the morning. >> chris, hopefully you soaked up the warmth today. tomorrow it will be a distant memory. d.c. actually tied the record high tem

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. >> joe cline is a former chancellor of the new york city public school system. he talks about what the system did to improve the education system and suggests other ways for cities to do the same. >> good afternoon. thank you for coming out this afternoon. we appreciate it. i am going to introduce our guest: ... about equal to the number of schools that exist in boston, washington, philadelphia and baltimore. [applause] >> it says a lot about the bloomberg the years. they were on our role. a lot they have done. and unscreened high school quadrupled the graduation rate and replaced in love bronx and held on to work with joel klein as chancellor and the portfolio of new school development and a senior adviser to the chancellor and mayor's office on strategy. last year the family foundation as director of k-12 education where he endeavors to collect high quality school options. please join me in welcoming joel klein. [applause] >> thank you. i want to thank you and larry. the deputy chancellor and now in my capacity as academic foundation and one thing i learned ea

. >> i'm very much in clined in direction because i think we need to support the ukrainians in defending themselves. the nature of those arms i can't say right now because i would confer with our military leaders and ukrainian leaders but i incline towards providing them with arms, including to get through what i'm sure your question is lethal arms. >> we go to roslind jordan who was in that hearing in washington, d.c. was there any way for the u.s. inching towards any change of policy in arming the ukrainian forces? >> it does appear if the obama administration is actively considering whether to provide lethal weapons to the ukrainian army. up until now there has been steadfast resistence to doing so and steadfast resistence in confirming that they're even thinking about doing this because the obama administration has long felt that imposing economic sanctions would go farther towards resolving this crisis between ukraine and russia than simply adding weapons to an already tense situation and what some have described as a low-level war in eastern ukraine. that said it was something that

jared cline attacked patients at three d.c. hospitals and one prince george's county hospital. d.c. police say kline likely has more victims. the incidents date back as far as may 2013. >>> five minutes after the hour now. >>> the man accused of jumping the white house fence expected in feder -year-old omar gonzalez has a status hearing. investigators say he jumped the fence and went inside the n made it to the east room before secret services tackled him. it lead to the resignation of the secret service director. gonzalez pleaded not guilty. >>> we're learning about a s vandalized in the district. it happened at the ivy city mosque in northeast washington. we're learning from the mosque director that the inside of the mosque was damaged including broken chairs windows, scattered prayer books. if you have any information call d.c. police. >>> dozens of school activities and resources on a list of possible cuts in prince william county schools. the school board said it's working with a deficit of more s year because the county gave it less money. full day kindergarten athletic progra

you want patsy cline, you want the judds, you want garth brooks? >> jimmy: really? okay. very good.itchen ♪ ♪ pour myself a cup of ambition and yawn and stretch and try to come to life ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love garth brooks. ♪ and the blood starts pumpin' out on the street ♪ ♪ the traffic starts jumpin' the folks like me on the job from 9 to 5 ♪ ♪ workin' 9 to 5 what a way to make a livin' ♪ >> jimmy: jazz hands, honey! honey, jazz hands! give me sass! give me sass! [ laughter ] my god, you did the honey boo boo face. i love that you do that. so you have that. what if you have -- do you have like an r & b jam? >> oh. ♪ on the wings of love only the two of us together, flying high ♪ ♪ flying high above the wings of love ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh that's a great one. josh, do you have a go-to karaoke song? >> josh: yes. >> jimmy: it's not "my humps," is it? >> josh: tom jones. tom jones. >> oh. >> jimmy: it is? >> that's a a good one. >> josh: what is it? what's the song? ♪ it's not unusual to be loved by anyone ♪ >> jimmy: oh yeah! ♪ it's not unusual ♪

. >> one example is catpatsy cline. >> she was surrendered because her owner was evicted and couldn't find pet friendly housing. she's been with us for about ten months. which is a long time. >> more and more cats and dogs are finding thelselves in a similar situation. the spca says pet owners should have their dogs or cats written into their lease agreement just in case your building changes ownership. for this man, giving up his dog is not an option. >> if i have to choose between leaving my dog or staying, i could keep by dog and go somewhere where it's more friendly. >> tough position to be in. we'll be right back. >>> well normally i would say where does the time go? but the weather has been so spring like i can believe that tomorrow is the first day of spring training. there's a live look at at&t park where they'll be down in arizona flowing the ball around. >> and hockey right across the way. >> a couple in india decided to leave all their property said to be worth millions of dollars to their adopted monkey. >> the wife adopted the monkey after the monkey's mother died. she tr

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mark cline. a former at&t technician who told the world about a secret room on market street in san francisco where the nsa had installed a machine to capture people's phone calls and internet messages. the case turned into a class action lawsuit against the white house. tuesday in oakland, a federal court judge ruled against the plaintiffs. people like you and me saying they could not prove that they had standing in this lawsuit. they didn't have the right to sue. and the reason the people couldn't prove their information was captured. it's a real pickle because if the plaintiffs had the access to the secret files to prove they should be in court, the courts would strike it down anyway because of state secrets. so they lose the case in the sense that it cannot go forward. >>> other news. apple will start trading this morning at $122.2 this morning. that's an all-time high for those shares at the start of the trading day. the stock price gives apple an overall value of $700 billion. the highest v

when polluted land and water are not clined up the resources are unavailable for productive use. a contaminated property generates no revenue for the economy or community. pollution that is not atinded to spreads and leads to additional problems and it doesn't become less expensive to clean up at a later time. the cost only risus. our failure to repair vital infrastructure and address the complex changes of climate change has already cost a great deal. infrastructure does not repair itself and the pace and impact of climate change are indeed that both are increasing. we need to address the issues mow before the cost rises further. i know many members believe that cutting the epa budget is a good thing for the economy because lower budget blocks the agency from enforcing laws and making regulations. in fact, much of the epa's budget supports states and local governments through loans, grants or technical assistance. cuts translate to extra burden on the states local and tribal governments. the administration and congress should be working together to maintain and improve on the re

relatedly, is it -- intact or te clined? if you don't have it technology development won't be applied. data show that the rate of new business formation in the united states has decreased significantly in recent times. is that relevant to the question of dynamism in our society and if it is is it a cyclical phenomenon? similarly, productivity has cloorly fallen to low levels over the last two years. again, is that a cyclical phenomenon or something secular and more fundamental happening? if labor displacing technology does move at a rapid pace and with great potential for economic significance and if it continues, such that technology is is is deployed, will new industries and new jobs develop that will replace those that have been lost? and will those new jobs be well paid? in other words what will the net effect of this be on job creation and on wages for middle income and lower income workers. to go further, are there trends in the workforce that aren't yet understood that may relate to these questions. for example, will

. >> we understand from joe cline that now the relations between the egyptian military and israeli military the egyptians for years have kept the flow of weapons to hezbollah from going through. that was the stop point, the stopgap when muslim brotherhood took over that flow of weapons resumed and quite frankly provide ued some of the weaponry that was used in those most recent clashes there between them and israel. >>. jim, in reference to the pentagon's thoughts on egypt and the white house's thoughts on egypt, what would you consider to be the level of tension that exists at a policy level between policymakers in the military in the pentagon and the white house, the national security council? >> i don't detect tension because as military they know that the commander-in-chief, the white house gives the orders and we just carry them out. i can tell you there's a higher level of frustration, certainly, that the u.s. military realizes. they can be providing the egyptians with more ammunitions and quite frankly, help them in their fight now against isis. >> how is the snow there? are you the

glak glaks cosmith cline quitic mag p 21 million people try to quit smoking and many say the july anderic lozenges are not as effective. >> what were you saying before we went to break, smoking, what helps your sickcirculation? >> no. not funny. >> helps digestion. >> my doctor who lives in 1954 told me all three of those things were true. >> all right. >> that was actual science in the '50s. helps digestion. >> you have this really cool poster of your grand dad. >> yeah. >> who is a hockey player. >> my great grandfather played for the red wings in the '30s and a spokesman for camel cigarettes and in one of the print ads she's smoking a cigarette in his uniform on the ice. >> which i still do by the way. >> the other ad he's holding a cheeseburger in one hand cigarette in the other and it says, her by lewis says camels help mehdi jest a good meal. 1935. >> i'm sorry. it was a different time. >> great granddad. >> he's in the hall of fame. >> exactly. >> it's all me. >> do you want to be in the hall of fame. >>> sad news out of the world of sports broadcaster. nfl films founder ed sab

let's bring in that journalist zabika cline joins us from jerusalem. good morning. >> how are you?e and decided to walk around paris even into some predominantly muslim neighborhoods, you had a hidden camera following you. why do you do this experiment? >> i'm a journalist for a daily newspaper and i decided to i cover jewish world for many years. and i speak to jews daily all around the world, specifically in europe. i've been to the shooting in toulouse in 2012 and to other terrorist attacks and i kind of wanted it to see what's really going on. i wanted to not only base our coverage on what we see online. what we hear from people but to see what an average jew goes through in a day in paris. >> it makes perfect sense. i want to just go by online gossip. you wanted to experience it. what happened on this walk? >> there was certain criticism about the fact that we only put in a minute and a half. but we weren't going to put in ten hours. the efforts were to turned around people pointed at me and stuff like that i think that's something that maybe like a pretty woman goes through e

i think that's true in both europe and east asia as you see defense spend degree clining in most of those countries. we need to do that so that we don't have them wasting money and not being able to be there if we need them. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you both for being here. when you look at syria and you look at isis, what would be your recommendation as to the next step for the coalition to take to move isis out of syria? we're making progress in iraq, do you wait in syria until iraq is done or do you begin to take action right now to move them out and does that action also include assad. >> i can answer that, but this is again the panel didn't look at. >> i understand but this is also about global strategy and security. >> i just want to make it clear this is my personal opinion. >> that's all i'm asking. >> doesn't reflect the opinions of others. >> we have your presence here, want to take advantage of it. >> we should have been doing much more, much earlier. the president has said long ago assad must go. i agree with that. i don't think there's any way this problem can be res

that president obama's nominees were moving through the senate at about the same speed that president cline it it clinton and president george w. bush's nominees had been at that time during their thames. that was what the congressional research service and "the washington post" said. the calendar speaks the truth about the absence of a backlog and i was involved three times in working to change the rules to make it easier to do presidential nominations. it was nothing more than a power grab. so our friends should just admit that the and admit that it was the wrong thing to do for the senate. a lot of senators weren't here then. the resolution that senator lee and i have proposed gives the senate a chance to abandon bad behavior and begin to adopt good behavior to take a tradition of the senate that's been followed almost without exception since 1789 and make it the order of the day. and to do it the way the senate rules say that it should be done, with 67 votes. now, in closing let me simply say that i appreciate the fact that i'm able to work on this with senator lee. this legislation dev

. >> joe cline is a former chancellor of the new york city public school system. he talks about what the system did to improve the education system and suggests other ways for cities to do the same. >> good afternoon. thank you for coming out this afternoon.