inspections by the dep were few and far between. mandatory leak prevention plans were never filed. >> it is basically a huge subsidy to polluting industries if they are allowed to operate without complying with environmental regulations. coal and chemical companies do bring jobs and money into a state that is struggling for both, but the lack of regulation comes with its own monetary cost. it's estimated that the public health burden from industrial pollution across appalachia runs at nearly $75 billion dollars a year. and while many in the coal industry and many politicians deny that the health fallout is real, health care providers on the ground have seen it daily. as a doctor in southern west virginia, daniel doyle often treats coalfield residents. one of the clinics he works at is just outside charleston, so he's also been seeing people who were impacted by january's chemical spill. >> it's a huge population cohort study and it will take us 10 20, 30 years - maybe longer - to know what the long term effects are. no question that

. >> yesterday the proposed settlement became available on the dep website.d with that associated with that was a press release. $225 million settlement which requires them to pay an unspecified amount whatever cost is associated with remediation. the biggest the biggest in new jersey history, but not everyone is happy. right right after that settlement became public i met up with the senator after he finished a round of golf. he called the settlement the biggest giveaway in the history of our country and that he explains his problem with the fact that the settlement says alleged damages. >> exxon can write off the settlement as a tax write off. it shows how chris christie is in bed with the corporate executives of exxon. >> today he made his feelings and issues public. he held a press conference. he had some issues with governor christie calling this a good deal. >> the governor screaming a bad deal. bill: we •-ellipsis the settlement the david it was announced. nearly ten times the amount that was settled in total. over 267 cases. i find it interesting that

we have a process, in the police deps some better than others, at responding to the community's will and however the community policing movement of the 1980s has all the guaranteed level of community, in this country whether it is from rural to urban, and the ability to approach the police leaders and say these are some of the things that we like do and, these are the problems that we see and these are the problems that are you mean canning in from the churches and these need to be addressed. the degree to which they are received is another story. >>> exactly. >>> but, john, that's -- that's part of the frustration and part of the frustration is, that, you know, communities and church leaders to be leaders of the community and, to take this information and take these reports and, to work within the system and go to the mayor and go to law enforcement and what these leaders of the community are saying, we do that and we get reports like we did from the justice department. pattern and practice. whether it is ferguson or the next community and then you get video of eric garner and then,

and i talked with members of the muslim saw it deps association and they -- students association and they didn't want to go on camera. the university said it wasn't the universityitiful that decided to post pope, instead it is a group made up of stew and advisors this made the decision. report live a the student union a the university of maryland, tom roussey abc 7 news. alison: health concerns force another ice cream recall. jenny's splendid recalled all of its products and closed shops because of possible listeria contamination. it comes days after bluebell recalled all of its products. they have been linked to listeria cases including three deaths. leon: how about chipotle right to your front door? they are launching delivery service in 67 major cities. order food for delivery use an app called post mates. deliveries start at five bucks within a restaurant and then the charges go up from there. alison: okay. well fairfax county town tops the list of places where americans drink the playoff. most. overall drinking was the high nest falls church. more than 78% of legal adults there

i am mark burns and the dep director of home bridge, the ihss consortium. there are several reasons why it's high on the page. the first reason they're workers making in this fiscal year from 1175 to 1225 so benefits as a percentage of the base salary are higher than people making 15 to $25 an hour. the second reason is that these are all seiu [inaudible] members and they have a red line pension and the pension is currently at 48% above the minimum consideration and that is adding to the rate as well and going up to 63% next year. the pension continues to be red lined. the workers have full health care through us and that's a good benefit carrying as part of the passion that we have a well compensated work force. >> thank you. any other questions or comments from the commission? >> maybe i will ask a question from anne. what is the average french benefit that you amount and the agency that we fund? >> >> so there is a wide range of benefit of benefits to salary across the community providers. by in large and [inaudible] is correct and we strongly support a

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. >> reporter: councilman-elect bell says in light of the scathing justice deps report, he's looking forward to make a difference. >> we have a chance with the world watching to show what change can look like so that can have a positive ripple effect throughout the world. >> reporter: ballot results won't be official until a mandated audit is finished by the board of elections but scott, if all goes as expected, those three new city council members will be confirmed on april 21. >> pelley: michelle miller in ferguson for us this evening. michelle thanks. missouri was hit by severe storms today hail the size of baseballs fell in sullivan. also a tornado tore through some homes in madison county kentucky. eric fisher is our chief meteorologist at cbs station wbz in boston. eric, what's next. >> reporter: scott that severe threat is increasing this evening as the storm is reforming east of the rockies drawing up the warm and humid air, where the air masses are clashing, this is where we see that thunderstorm activity, a widespread area of severe thunderstorm watches and tornado watches

he promptly dep deputizes his brothers. >> because of his proximity to the mexican border, tombstonef cattle thievery. and most of that is carried out by a gang called the cowboys. and in come the earps, virgil, morgan and then wyatt earp. >> these were guys who were living the cowboy life. they did not want to see the movement in of big business, mining corporations. the very kind of civilizing forces that the earps represent. a conflict between two cultures. >> how did you come by it? >> i got him legally. >> just want the government's property back. >> got a problem here, boys. >> putting your noses in the wrong places they ought not to be. there eve a good chance it might get shot off. >> the accusation that you were stealing a mule, not only are you being accused of being a criminal, but the lowest of the low of the criminals. that sets out the bad blood. >> during the fall of 1880, tensions between the earps and the cowboys only escalates when doc joins wyatt in tombstone. where stories of his killing and gunplay have already been circulating. >> there was a fear factor when he

prosecutors at the justice dep often get it wrong these charges are the latest mistakes. >> the case boils down to the relationship between menendez they claim they schemed to rip off the government and he lobbied medicare to reimburse the eye surgeon to the tune of $2 million. >> this was a real friendship and not a corrupt relationship and because senator menendez were proper this case too will become another of those mistaken cases that should never have been brought. >> dr. mel gin's bond is set, and the only body that menendez faces the promise that he show up at his next court case. both passports are confiscated. senator menendez has his own official passport and he is allowed to travel internationally on official senate business. >>> all right back here philadelphia police have made an arrest in a string of airbag thefts in the city police have connected ricky sanchez of west kensington to six thefts in northeast philadelphia they happened in september of last year and the airbags are stolen from honda vehicles and they are sold to repair shops for $50 to $200. >>> the u.s. c

pauli ojeda/dep. de medio ambiente de san francisco 10:25 que reusen las cosas que puedan reusar queos de la comida que eso tambien se puede reciclar 10;35 eso si que lo sabe el equipo de baseball de los gigantes de san francisco, quienes se unieron hoy a la celebracion.....96 por ciento de los desechos que producen en el estadio, incluidos libras y libras de cascaras de mani, ya no los estan enviando al basurero sino reciclando y creando abono, lo que les ha valido 7 guantes verdes como premio por iniciativas ecologicas en su liga.... jose vasquez/trabaja en san francisco 26:40 usted sabe que hoy es el dia de la tierra? no no se 26:42 27:39 la verdad no sabia oiga 27:40 la segunda parte de la campana es 50...que 50 por ciento de los viajes que hace la gente en la ciudad sea con el uso de medios amigables con el ambiente.... 11;12 andando, montando en bici usando el autobus 11;14 en este sentido la agencia municipal de transporte muni anuncio que en 5 anos reemplazara sus 600 autobuses publicos, miuchos de ellos de diesel, por vehiculos electricos o hibridos... john haley/agencia de

lou: good evening, i am lou dobbs, demonstration tonight a number of cities, dep straighting over the -- demonstrates over the death of freddie gray, now you are looking at crowds in philadelphia and baltimore. they have been organized and responding in large number to activists to social media who call for these protests, baltimore, tonight remains in crisis and embattled mayor stephanie rawlins-blake today turned to the president's favorite representative on race. reverend al sharpton. in baltimore to lead a summit on improving police relations with the community. i suspect perhaps to deflect some of the criticism from the mayor. we'll take up the respond to the death of gray with former department of justice attorney christian adam, and also, escalating tension in middle east between a increase belowly provocative iran. and the u.s. u.s. navy announcing it is escorting american ships as they transit the straight of hormuz. mark meadows and president of foundation for defense of democracies, cliffer may they will join us to assess likelihood of a direct confrontation between u.s. an

lou: good evening, i am lou dobbs, demonstration tonight, a number of cities, dep straighting over thethe death of freddie gray, now you are looking at crowds in philadelphia and baltimore. they have been organized and responding in large number to activists to social media who call for these protests, baltimore, tonight remains in crisis, and embattled mayor, stephanie rawlins-blake, today, turned to the president's favorite representative on race.

sean hart/dep. de policia de redwood city 25:12 porque estos negocios son muy vulnerables tratan de llamarlos el almuerzo o la cena cuando no tienen tiempo de investigar y si estan bajo la presion de quedarse sin luz.... 3:47 buscan la clase de negocios que sean pequenos acaban de iniciar que no tengamos mucha experiencia en el negocio, quizas en los billes 3:54 ademas a traves del internet pueden facilmente ademas a traves del internet pueden facilmente encontrar informacion sobre el negocio y sus duenos... al final a guillermo lo salvo su esposa. 1:52 yo estaba buscando mi tarjeta de atm en mi cartera cuando mi esposa me dijo que es lo que estaba buscando 1:57 23:52 las autoridades le recomiendan que antes de que haga cualquier pago llame usted directamente a la compania de servicios publicos y aclare caulquier duda, desde redwood city...24:05 take vo blanca ---vuelve a serspuesto el posible inicio luio contra mbrecusado de secuestrar dar muerte a la joven sierra lamar. ---hoy se realizo una audiencia donde se esperaba se podria fijar una fecha para el inicio de las diligencias en contra de

. >>> a $34 million merger between comcast and time warner may be it dep any. comcast expected to back out after an faa raised doubts. >> iraqi prime minister haider al-abadi is complaining coalition air strikes is taking too long. to speed things up the u.s. is considering training iraqi forces to spot targets for american air strikes. we have had report on the refugee crisis from baghdad. >> reporter: in the we were suburb of baghdad, this football pitch has been turned into a camp. everyone here has escaped the fighting in ramadi and the surrounding areas. many were scared and criticized their government. this man has eight children, including a boy with leukaemia. he is unemployed and poor. he says he felt humiliated after sleeping two nights in the open waiting for permission from the government to let his family in. >> they demanded a sponsor. i said i have no one. i asked them to give me my papers and let me die in dignity back home. >> he and his family were allowed in after someone they don't know sponsored them. his wife said they had to flee. >> we a

it is five decades of poverty dep deprivation, denial people look at a structurally in correct police department perpetrating acts against them. the issue here is containment. we have to do this in our communities and have conversations with communities. the police department ought to speed up the investigation. and some of the agitators coming in and on their way in we send a message we don't need you. we have this and we will find a way to control it. >> i think you spoke with freddie gray's family yesterday and their son's death is being lost in his mayhem and terror being unleashed on the streets of baltimore. what did they tell you? >> reporter: they cried a lot saying this is what freddie would never want. it is clear it is not. but it is taking all of the emphasis off that murder and investigation and because you have a couple people who decided to use this to further whatever agenda they have they are taking away from the situation. monday morning quarterbacks always have a perfect touchdown record but being here on the ground common sense has to prevail and we have to take ba

>> it was signed by deps and rens calling for her to step down or be fired. >> i have to say that you're in charge of discipline on one hand. and then you come back and say you have nothing to do with discipline. you are in charge of the entire agency, and you say that you have nothing to do with correcting problems. quite honestly, i have serious questions into your competence, quite frankly and it appears to me that we need to seriously consider your leadership at the dea. >> voicing concerns about the alleged behavior by some dea agents. >> the officer of inspector general has published troubling details about the conduct of some officers. the president has serious questions, and i know these are concerns that have prompted the department of justice to take steps and try to address them. and we're certainly in support of the efforts underway at the department of justice to address this. >> leonhart's top years at the dea have been uncomfortable. she was the target of online petitions of a drug alliance, calling on her to go after she distanced herself from the hands off approach towar

so that was in the women's dep. i went over to the kid department. i have landry. >> your size. >> and i fit in the extra large kid, yes, hello, and that was a little more -- it was the same thing who many a kidding. i was looking at sizes because i need extra large for mommy and extra small for landry. then i went back over to the women in's department just to see. there is a woman walking out guys. she has two flat carts of the towels. i'm grabbing a towel. people are grabbing towels. i grab the towels. get to the women's department. is there nothing there. there is nothing left in the women's department. mike and alex, this is what were happening. women were in the changing areas with the big carts they were trying the stuff on and then they were racks outside. there was four or five women sitting outside forecast offs, which is good. obviously, there was a great home section of stuff. i didn't get any of have that stuff. i brought home a couple things that i got, including those two towels. i looked at two towels they were 25 bucks each. but they

this is one that may not jive as a dif depped play but it's a somewhere ps maker. garman.n 17%. not a good run here but analysts still think this stock can go up by 33% if their analyst price target comes to fruition. and this stock has a 4% dividend yield. overall a not too bad situation for garman. number one on their list for top stock picks with the dividend yield, interesting here. this is wynn resorts. it's been much maligned. they've taken a huge hit. concerns about vegas as well. those shares down 38%. still, analysts at goldman think that there's a possible 32% up side to these shares and if the dividend stays intact its current level pay-out is 4.6%. another stock that you get paid to wait on and has potential up side based on what goldman's targets are. guys, interesting here that a casino stock tops their list if you sort their list by dividend yield, which we did. goldman didn't do it on their own, but we decided to take a look at their list and pull the top ten. >> i think, melissa would agree with this that it's good that it's a casino stock because -- >> yo

. >> the incident sparked questions about whether bates was qualified to be a dep team. the sheriff's office insists he was experienced and trained for the role. cases prompted a day of protests across the country. hundred of demonstrators, marched on brooklyn bridge. protestors in san francisco disrupted a meeting at city hall. they chanted "no justice, no peace, no racist police." >> u.s. presidential candidate hillary clinton will be on the campaign trail in iowa for a second day today. she met with business leaders, students, and educators in the town of monticello on tuesday. >> this is all part of her effort to appeal to middle-class voters and do it on a much smaller scale than when she last ran for president in 2008. >> i am running for president because i think that -- americans and their families need a champion. and i want to be that champion. i want to stand up and fight for people so that they cannot just get by, but they can get ahead. and they can stay ahead. >> and clinton is the only democrat who officially declare her candidacy for president in 2016. >>

then the city and dep will have to deal with the banks, the plumage issues -- >> how gross was it tothe worst thing i've swam in. >> because you've swam in a lot of gross stuff? >> yeah. my mom said she remembers walking in the '79 bill basin and it was pretty bad. that was pre-clean water act. and for the taste and smell for the swimmer, you're looking at -- or you're inhaling a bouquet that's got mud, oil, gas, trash, detergent, all these kind of tastes and that also weird grassy grainy bad green smoothy feeling in your mouth after. on my gloves and suit you can feel it when i grip the foam in the guwanis canal, that's emullsified grease that's been turned up from the tunnel. that foamy stuff slimes your gloves and body when you're going. >> how long a process will it be until you can kayak in the guwanist? >> there's a few days a year where it's safe for swimming. when do we call it clean? when do we call it done? my sense is it's not going to be with the pleasant clean-up plan more than a partial clean-up. i'm saying what if we say we'll call the guwanis clean when it's safe for

> besides jared leto another actor making an incredible transformation on his latest film is johnny dep also playing a rather terrifying character, the notorious boston gangster whitey bulger. >> nice. >> in a scene from this brand-new trailer he's wondering why in the world the man sitting across from him offered up his family recipe so easily. take a look, guys. it's intense. >> you spilled the secret family recipe today. maybe you spill a little something about me tomorrow. hmm. >> ooh. "black mass" hits theaters in september. that is one i look forward to. >> dan is really looking forward to that. >> growing up in boston, it's a fascinating story. >> absolutely. well, hopefully you're looking forward to this. feast your eyes on this, right. >> people are into food. >> right? i'm trying to make up for yesterday with pie in the face, dan. >> oh, yes. don't bring that up. >> oopsie. sore spot so anyway just in case you haven't heard today is national pretzel day. >> yay. >> right. i have memories from yesterday. anyway, the folks at philly pretzel factory are helping us celebrate. >> s

we also saw the dep doing an investigation. so much more later on this one. that's the latest from lower providence. lucy, back to you. >> karen thanks. i'll take it actually. we are following broking news this afternoon for you in camden. skyfox live over the seep of the row community camden rye cycling plant where an employee found a dead fetus this afternoon. the camden county prosecutor' office and camden county police department are vet gating the case and we will continue to follow this story and bring updates when they become available. >>> fox 29 the proud host of the next philadelphia mayoral debate. >> that debate took mace today on the campus of st. joseph's university all the democratic candidates were there. they discussed a wide range of topics from education to taxes to the crash problem in our city city. we'd like to watch it tonight right here on fox 29. we will air the debate in its entirety right after fox 29 news at 5:00. you can also follow all the debate news using the #fox29demsdebate. >> it's a little or if you ask me a a lot chillier

. >> he always insists on a lot of self-dep pri indicating humor.ng at the absurdity of politics and making fun of it. >> tonight i want to speak from the heart, i'm going to speak off the cuff. >> and since he's part of that process, he wants to make sure he makes fun of himself as well. >> it's a rare opportunity for presidents to deploy their own zingers. >> why don't you get a drink with mitch mcconnell they ask? really? why don't you get a drink with mitch mcconnell. >> one goal is to really stick a dagger in an opponent in a way that will be mean spirited if it weren't done with a laugh. one of my favorites when he announced he had uncovered his live birth video and the opening scene from the lion king started playing king" started playing after donald trump decided to send a crack team of investigators to find his birth certificate in hawaii. >> though favreau says the white house priority is in lapse over scoring points. >> it's not which joke will help him push an issue forward, it's which joke is funniest. >> mr. president have a seat. >>

both parties dep ri kated war, but one of them would make war and the other would accept war rather than to let it perish. and the war came. one eighth of the whole population were colored slaves. not distributed generally over the union, but localized in the southern part of it. these slaves constituted a peculiar and powerful interest. all knew that this interest was constituted a peculiar powerful interest and all knew the cause of the war to perpetuate and extent this interest was the object for which the negligents would rend the union even by war. neither party expected for the war the magnitude or duration which it has already attained. both read the same bible and pray to the same god and each invokes his aid against the other. it may seem strange that any man should dear ask adare ask a just god's assistance in wringing their sweat from another man's faces ss but let us not judge that we judge not. the prayer of either was answered fully. the almighty has his own purposes. woe unto the world because of offenses for it must needs be offenses come but woe to that man whom the offe

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but if you think about the dep privilege -- deprivation, life in the hands of the state,atively new on in the whole scene of punishment compared to others. physical safety. so you can break somebody's arm. not available to you or me for good reasons i'm very thankful for. then there who are others resources. so, two-thirds of americans reporting they experienced the silent treatment at some point in the last year. you're actually denying somebody language and then -- also money. anything can falls' that category. and then reputation. so what is interesting to me is only resources and reputation are available to us as citizens, as civilians, and those two things are also only available to us at the international level, because there is no democratic justice system. there are -- there is no binding treaty yet internationally for climate, and so what do we have? what do we really have that we can deny people or institutions or governments of if they don't behave how we, society civil society, wants them to? and in a way shaming is as you point out this sort of indicator, the rise of it, t

atlantic city's fire chief is stepping down, it is unclear why, dep is brooks decided to leave, lastecurity guard says his client asked brooks to remove metal and was baffled by this response again caught on video. brooks has been put on administrative leave as this incident was under investigation. >>> right now lets get over to katie for your forecast, little breezy. >> definitely breezy but we will take the fact that we have full sunshine all day today and high pressure on your side for next few days. quiet weather. last few days we had to have umbrella for half of the day now put it in the class it for a few days. storm scan three is quiet and expect to see full sunshine all day licensing but it is cool, high no better than 52 degrees. anytime that wind blows it will feel cooler than. that the mostly clear and chilly. windy for time being. back again tomorrow. it is a southerly win. that send our temperatures on the nice surge. mid 60's, still sunny friday, upper 60's no more sunshine. that is when we see our next storm around and bringing rain in the area, vittoria. >> good morn

wall street banks and it doesn't matter if any person working at a wal-mart or working at a what thea deps burger loses their chance of the american dream. that has to stop. we need to support the legislation of the gentleman from tennessee and i urge the house to adopt it. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from tennessee reserves. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. waters: i yield two minutes to the gentlelady from illinois ms. schakowsky. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. ms. schakowsky: it's interesting that the gentleman described this as a consume brother text bill for people who live in manufactured housing. we're talking about trailer homes. but yet, the national manufactured homeowners association is opposing this bill. along with the alliance for a just society, americans for financial reform, the center for american progress, the center for responsible lending, consumer action, corporation for enterprise development. empire justice. financial protection law center. the housing assistance c

student about a diet pill overdose causes new concerns. 21-year-old died after taking pills taking depo you need to know? fox news medical team marc siegel joins us. >> the fda has banned it since 1938. dnp is like tnt. they should have a skull and cross bones on it when you look for it on the internet. it's got a million names. you think, great weight loss drug. it's going to help me. it actually stimulates your metabolism to rev up to heat up. 11% increase per pill. your body burns up. you end up with rapid heart rate you sweat. if you have a heart problem, you could die. 62 deaths have occurred in the past decade. >> two tablets is a lethal dose by their standards. she had taken eight tablets. walk through the time line. when you take this how did this happen? it starts burning up you get a fever. >> you can get a fever, that can happen in a matter of hours, rapid heart rate sweating and your heart fails. it's an individual response. you could have an underlying heart problem and one pill could be enough to do you in. you have to be rushed to the emergency room. they use activated c

king said, it would be irresponsible to con dep thedemn the violence and not also condemn the conditionsreality. >> let's go to the former lieutenant governor of maryland michael steele. you say this is also you agree with al sharpton that this was something that was a long time coming. you talk specifically about policies several years ago that built up the reresentment. >> absolutely. when you have a stop and frisk policy you have a zero tolerance policy which baltimore was under for about a period of three to five years, that sets in motion the train that you see right now. and that's the reality that these young african-american males have to deal with. as lieu tentenant governor, i would speak to students at the baltimore detention center and talk to them about their futures and their situation, and the one thing they always brought up was there is no way out. i'm stuck in this. so after a while that frustration builds up. so the expectation that they would continue to take it -- this is not to excuse what is going on on the streets of baltimore. there is no excuse for that level of

few work on the interior dep and you have a personal e-mail account, it's your responsibility to makell backed up obviously, for record keeping purposes we don't have enough. my car i return it back to you. >> i think what she did was totally liam t. committee gave her the press conference for this just like every other quote clinton scandal. >> at the end of the day, i predict this whole thing is going to amount to diddly squat. >> i have people at the white house who think it's not good. >> go to the democrat who says yeah, we go through this right. >> on our own server. dealing with other countries, private business. >> we go to somebody, a democrat is nervous. then we have a column. then we say this is morier sus than before. it goes over and over. >> you always try i to generalize instead of talk in specs. i'm not talking about whitewatt the files disappear no two years. >> joe let's stop. and you are forgeting something. you are joerthing something, joe. the rose dylan records exonerated her. you see we go over this thing, we act like it's something, we act like when ho lee is s