this is the wildest place left in america and it shouldn't be turned into a drilling ouplayground. yet, republicans here in the senate voted in 2017 to hand the refuge to big oil. and now they are trying to get the gas on drilling there and one of the most pristine wilderness areas. they would expedite oil development in the wildlife refuge and he's worked inside of the department of the interior to limit the environmental review of drilling activities. so, let's just imagine poisoning the habitat of the creaturesre like this, threatening the homeland of the sacred place where life begins. now, i've spent m i have spent r protecting the national wildlife refuge for future generations and today, i will not support the nomination of david bernhard to undermine the protections we have worked so hard to put in place. we must stand up for the generations yet to come to protect our public lands and oceans. and at the same time, the trump administration is trying to roll back the fuelnd economy standars for the vehicles. in0% other words since the good 70% of all of the oil which it consu

so we never have to drill there. that is a sin against the environment, a sin against our country and future generations who should be able to enjoy this pristine area, the wildlife refuge. now, let's move on to another part of the wheel of giveaways. even more oil, even more oil that will be another give away during the bernhardt time at the department of interior. on january 4th, of 2018, the department of interior announced a plan to revise the offshore drilling plan to eliminate protections of the east and west coast. east and gulf of mexico and for the arctic ocean, the plan proposed to open up more than 90% of the u.s. coastlines to oil and gas leasing. and since then, the bipartisan opposition has been deafening all governors along the east and west coast have opposed or expressed concern with expanded oil and gas exploration off their coast. more than 340 municipalities and over 2100 elected local, state, and federal officials have formally opposed offshore oil and gas drilling and seismic air gun blasting in

so we never have to drill there. that is a sin against the environment, a sin against our country and future generations who should be able to enjoy this pristine area, the wildlife refuge. now, let's move on to another part of the wheel of giveaways. even more oil, even more oil that will be another giveaway during the bernhardt time at the department of interior. on january 4 of 2018, the department of interior announced a plan to revise the offshore drilling plan to eliminate protections of the east and west coast, east of the gulf of mexico and for the arctic. the ambulance to open up more than 90% of u.s. coastlines to hoyle an gas leasing. since then, the bipartisan opposition has been deafening. all governors along the east and west coasts have opposed or expressed concern with expanded oil and gas exploration off their coast. more than 340 municipalities and over 2,100 elected local, state, and federal officials have formally opposed offshore drilling and seismic air gun blasting in our ocean. but david bernh

before, the only drills we did were fire drills. >> reporter: colorado children began drills learning the term locks, lights, out of sight. the drills are now commonplace in schools around the country. some parents and teachers say creates unnecessary fear and trauma in kids. she plans to present her work in the fall. >> we were able to get everybody on the same page by the end and show meas differences and more importantly, improvement in how schools were locking down in our community. >> the head of security for jefferson county schools, emphasizes the need for prepared is. a student who does not feel safe is not a well attack. the woman who worked at the for 17 years was attacked by the tiger in the outdoor habitat saturday morning. it is it was open at the time. visitors who saw the attack called for help. >> the keeper found herself in the same area as the tiger, which is not something that we do. we always the work with our dangerous animals with a protective contact and area. >> they say that the tigerget w happened out there. they will have to wait to talk to the injured worke

you already have as the workers start and stop drilling with a new matic drill you can open your mouth and it isn't so bad. as. cardiovascular values for my normal. but the nation does feel the pain but integrates it positively into other experiences and modulator it so be experienced isn't so stressful austin. christer had the same experience she was able to drop into a hypnotic state during her second jaw surgery with the help of the noisy apartment from which she could dreamily escape. i'm here with dr thomas voice he's the president of the german society for dental hypnosis thanks for having me today in hypnosis you put patients in a trance so what exactly is a trance trance as a state of focused attention to it goes from outside to be in our. feeling of the patient how does a session of work. if you put a patient into a trance usually the first appointment we have just an explanation and we talk about what the patient needs he told me three words it's the truth is reword induction technique and that are three words that he associates with a very relaxing state moment action or pla

prior to that time the only drills we did were fire drills. >> not long after columbine, children began drills, learning locks, lights, out of sight. >> lock the doors, turn out the lights and hide. >> it is common around the country. some say it creates unnecessary fear and trauma in kids. they plan to present her work to the american society of criminologist in the fall. >> we were able to get everybody on the same page by the end and show, really, measurable differences and more importantly market improvement in how schools were locking down in our community. >> reporter: the head of security for jefferson county schools emphasized the need for preparedness, a student who does not feel safe is not a well educated student. back to you. >>> chp is asking for help to find a missing man. a silver alert has been issued. authorities say he suffer friday a medical condition that may make him disoriented. chp says he has an amputated leg and missing two front teeth. he is 5 '2, brown high eyes, weighs around 130 pounds. >>> in southern california 7 puppies are nursed back to health after the

selling leases to drill in the coastal plain of the arctic national wildlife refuge, home to native american tribes in an area that support a diversity of wildlife in a wild and untamed setting unlike any other on the planet. nearly 250 species. yet this administration under mr. bernhard is racing towards an outcome that could decimate this unique, grand and biologically rich place. the endangered species act stands as the nation's commitment to protect wildlife from extinction, protecting biodiversity is more important now than ever as we see animal and plant species dying off in record numbers due to the loss of habitat and climate change. but mr. bernhard has had the esa insight for a long time. under hisis leadership, the interior has proposed allowing economic considerations to override wildlife protections. extinction is becoming just another cost of doing business. as i mentioned on behalf of his former client, he sought to weaken protections for endangered fish species, the delta dust off and be chum at the salmon so that westwinds could pump more water. he's looked to imple

learn how to drill." he remained with hyman until burnside and foster drove confederates to kinston. operations behind enemy lines, and experience he employed in his own effort to join the service. ,hen he arrived at new bern union officers employed him as an assistant. they distrusted him and expected he was a -- and suspected he was a confederate spy. union soldiers caught a young confederate major from the first north carolina cavalry and asked singleton to verify his identity. after he provided details about the major, singleton furnished more information about the location of the unit. based on this intelligence, singleton participated in an attack on kinston as a guide. he approached unarmed and the skirmish resulted in the injury of his horse. he said, "i would fight no more in less i was prepared to defend myself." war, to the african-american males in slaveholding states were not allowed to bear arms. this was one of many citizenship claims refugees demanded in exchange for their service. the off

or you make it back for some work the playing of a don't drill. among the. us and the money. to build them over to you before your next if you're that seventy four whistle like me that go through the security council before you go. oh. i think they're. going. to appear to a little. while the closure we're going to be doing. that we are it is the to say to the pacific that this is the last to stop the depletion of additional forces that. welcome back their crack heinz company has named a new chief executive officer and hopes of turning the page on recent troubles in february the company disclosed that investigators from the f.c.c. had opened an investigation into accounting practices at crap time while slashing its dividend by thirty six percent now in the wake of those and other setbacks current c.e.o. bernardo he's will bake at the top job and be replaced by former anheuser busch marketing director miguel patricia shares of crap heinz rose in early trade morning trading on the news but the company would have to rebound twenty percent to a versus decline in the first months o

and on the drilling sites, i have been out to a number of drilling sites across the country -- in ohio, oklahoma, texas, even my home state of mississippi -- and these are done -- i would urge him and others who are interested to go out and take a look. these are efficient, clean processes that have to comport with an extensive amount of very complex regulations put in place by a team of engineers to ensure that people do not mess up or slip up and then caused some undue harm. when it comes to oil and gas development, this 1990 oil and gas development has more than doubled while methane emissions associated with that have gone down by 16%. so it just goes to show that this is not just talk. this is serious, thoughtful engineering practices that are producing real, tangible results that matter when you're looking at an environmental impacts. and then, you know, you bring up the point of spills. it is true. accidents do happen. i am not here to defend those accidents and to say that is something we should look past. again, when those sorts of things do happen, they are tragedies when the

on the drilling sites, i have been out to a number of drilling sites across the country -- in ohio, oklahoma, texas, even my home state of mississippi -- these are done -- i would urge him and others interested to go out and take a look. these are efficient, clean processes that have to comport with an extensive amount of complex regulations put in place by a team of engineers to ensure that people do not mess up or -- when it then call comes to oil and gas development, this 1990 oil and gas development has more than doubled. -- since 1990, oil and gas development has more than doubled. oil and gas in missions have gone down -- oil and gas emissions have gone down 16%. you know, you bring up the point of -- it is true, there are accidents that happen. i am not here to defend those accidents and to say that is something we should look past. again, when those sorts of things do happen, they are tragedies when they occur. if that is a lessons-learned process for everyone involved, but what the administrator and has done in the past and even today, when things happen, you take a look at what are

the drilling will be conducted by companies again linked to mr. once again the prospect of an endangered species endangering the livelihoods of ranching families. on the rural frontier who are hoping to preserve a tradition day of life. a cnn report found the agency has advanced at least 15 policies supported by his former clients at the interior department during his stay. everything from the elimination of b.l.m.'s methane reduction rules and gutting safety rules for natural gas drilling on public lands to risking the lives of workers by reducing safety standards for offshore drilling, i don't think it's any big surprise why those oil executives were cheering about mr. bernhardt's nomination and calling him literally their guy. during the longest government shutdown on record when parks were unstaffed and overflowing with human waste mr. bernhardt even recalled interior employees to specifically approve hundreds of drilling permits. certainly the oil and gas giants are sure getting their money's worth. to cap off my list, mr. bernhardt's interio

i would evolve over the past the workers start and stop drilling with a new matic drill you can open your mouth and it isn't so bad. cardiovascular values from a normal. but the nation does feel the pain but integrates it positively into other experiences and modulator it so be experienced isn't so stressful as the christer had the same experience she was able to drop into a hypnotic state during her second jaw surgery with the help of the noisy apartment from which she could dreamily escape. i'm here with dr thomas voice he's the president of the german society for dental hypnosis thanks for having me today in hypnosis you put patients in a trance so what exactly is a trance trance is a state of focused attention to it goes from outside to be in our. feeling of the patient how does a session to work have no suspicion if you put a patient into a trance usually the at the first appointment we have just an explanation and we talk about what the patient needs to terms with three words three word induction technique and that are three words that he associates with a very relaxing state m

this time setting its cost hairs on countries using iranian oil hillary ford with a strong market drilled into the headlines to see just how this move about other nation was huawei is managing to thor despite constant pressure from the united states r.t.s. alex mahela veges log on to breakdown while ways from relative obscurity to a household name and finally walk again is making major moves again with legacy institution jeffrey tucker of the american institute for economic research at london's the hand to break down all the latest block a new all of that directly ahead but first we had some. life let's go. a tiny of the screws on iran leads our global report today as u.s. president donald trump puts an end to exemption for sanctions against the oil nation previously eight countries china greece india italy japan south korea taiwan and turkey or granted waivers regarding the u.s. sanctions against iran energy sector now the white house has announced that president trouble will not reissue those waivers effectively making those nations subject to sanctions under u.s. laws as of may second

prior to that time, the only drills we did were fire drills. >> colorado children began drills earning the term locks, lights, out of sight. drills are now commonplace in schools around the country. so parents and teachers say creates unnecessary fear and trauma in kids. the plan to present the work from the american association of criminology in the fall. >> we were able to get everyone on the same page and show measurable differences. >> the head of security emphasizes the need for repaired and is. saying that a student who does not feel safe is not a well- educated student. >>> san francisco-based live are offering bonuses us a reward to some drivers. one driver who has been with the company since the beginning says he will not be getting a bonus. we talked to him about why he feels he is being left behind. >> where people get my car, they asked me, they say this is an awesome car. >> and that is the reaction that he likes to get from riders. >> i give passengers a chance to play a little game and win a cool prize in the process. >> we're playing my trivia game. i'm asking questions

let me ask you, what's the issue with drilling offshore? for people who haven't followed what the controversy is about, who is on either side of this? >> drilling offshore in the arctic in particular is risky business, ali. we just don't have the know-how right now to do it safely. in fact, shell oil tried in 2012 and failed miserablmiserably. it was an utter disaster and they gave up. we need to figure out how to clean up oil off of ice. we need to understand the climate forces in the arctic and you can see from al's report how quickly they're changing. it's just not the right time to be taking this risk in the arctic. in fact, in many areas off the coast of our lower 48 states, governors are extremely opposed to drilling offshore because of the risk to their tourism, their fishing industries. we just -- we don't need it right now. oil and gas pricesut back on our fossil fuel dependence, so it's just the wrong time to be moving into offshore oil and gas drilling. >> what's the argument in favor of it? obviously the oil companies want acces

we can drill down on that information. we can drill down on that. >> that would be great. it's kind of nebulous. but i do understand hot prowl. let's see. and then back on -- staying on there, you have mental health seven -- here. the very bottom of the same chart. traffic-related 13. those are -- are those like violent traffic? under felony once? >> where are you? >> the same chart. i'm sorry, i just went down to the second to the last one. traffic-related crimes and types of calls and pointing a firearm is 13 for traffic related. i could say the same thing, you can drill down on that. >> yes, ma'am. we can drill down on that. i don't know from looking at the raw data what the circumstances are. we can drill down on it. >> then i was looking at page 12 where it says total arrests central station is the number one for 2017 and number two for quarter four. were they always number one or did they jump or move into number one position? >> it fluctuates from quarter to quarter. it does and i have looked at the three years since we have been doing these reports and it's safe to

why is this drilling so important?ant? it is very important, because we know that something happened one million year ago when the earth changed from 40,000 years to 100,000... years. i mean, the change between glacial and interglacial change and we want to understand what is the role of greenhouse gases in this change. when our correspondent referred to examining bubbles of air trapped in the ice, that is why these air bubbles are important, they give you a picture of what was going on at that time? they give us exactly the atmosphere at that time. it is not a proxy or something that has a connection with, but it is rally the atmosphere that at that time that was trapped when snow dense became ice. what value will this have, as many scientists try to figure out what might happen with the earth's atmosphere in the future? to make a projection of what will happen, we use models and these models have to be checked to see if all the processes a re be checked to see if all the processes are in and looking at the ability of

buyers the banks who sell them the bonds they make money but the actual fracking regs the stuff you drill in. the gas that you pull out it the energy required is greater to get that bt used to be to use that represented in the energy you're pulling out of the ground or less than the bt use that you need to get the end the energy out of the ground number one the amount of money it takes to drill the holes is greater than the amount of money you pull out in the business right so this is this is a ponzi scheme clearly it's a ponzi scheme and so investors that after ten fifteen twenty years are waking up to the fact that it's a ponzi scheme but they're not in some advise to understand that it's a ponzi scheme as long as they're getting a coupon as long as they're clipping coupons as long as they're getting an interest payment on their money they're like they're blind to the fact of it being a ponzi scheme and it is a ponzi scheme well has been apologies game but again it's not capitalism well we've talked about this for about eight years now and what we noted from the very beginning was the f

that you need to get the end the energy out of the ground number one the amount of money it takes to drill the holes is greater than the amount of money you pull out in the business right so this is this is a ponzi scheme clearly it's a ponzi scheme and so investors that after ten fifteen twenty years are waking up to the fact that it's a ponzi scheme but they're not in some advise to understand that it's a ponzi scheme as long as they're getting a coupon as long as they're clipping coupons as long as they're getting an interest payment on their money they're like they're blind to the fact of it being a ponzi scheme and it is a ponzi scheme but has been apologies game but again it's not capitalism well we've talked about this for about eight years now and what we noted from the very beginning was the fact that fracking oil in particular let's look at oil fracking rather than gas fracking when you you know drill a well it only lasts for a year before it starts rapidly declining by seventy percent now look at gower field in saudi arabia that's been pumping for years so that's the difference

the drills are now common place throughout the country.leaders say it creates unnecessary fear in kids. >> we were able to get everybody on the same page by the end and show really measurable differences and a marked improvement in how schools were locking down in our community. >> reporter: the head of community for jefferson county schools emphasizes the need for preparedness saying a student that doesn't feel safe is an uneducated student. >>> and we'll be warmer each day, that's the trend this week. we'll see 90s this week. little fog at the coast. in and out. it's clear at the coast essentially right now. there's a little patchy fog showing up. that's the story the next few days. patchy fog, it burns back, you get a little sun. towards the end of the week the fog comes back earnest. tomorrow mid-70s to low 80s, and tuesday and wednesday mid-80s, and low 90s likely on thursday. temperatures generally you'll see the numbers coming up. generally in the 50s right now. warmer than last night. winds died down. it's been windy the last sever

these are the plates that when they arrived in stockton, drilling some of the drills for this 370 steel. all the plates, the new plates were drilled in stockton. the existing plate on the two girders out there and first street, are getting drilled in place. they're bringing the plates after the new plates are drilled in and stockton and much more efficiently to do it. now they're putting up and drilling out the existing girders. you can see in this picture, this is the team fitting up the plates to term plate the existing and ongoing with that process in prepping even to the point where sandblasting is happening. wherever girders were done, they are cleaning it up. this is the nice, proper sir fass between al--surface betwee. what are the next steps? project team will continue to do that facility wise. mark mentioned that by end of of this week that we would receive documents from one of our contractors. they confirmed that this morning. they are expecting that this week. we anticipate to digest that and at that time we'll be able to ascertain if we need to go with any elements in the f

the drills that are being held in the south guests with who on call sam in fact they launched another round of aerial drills on monday and just a few hours ago we got a statement from north korean officials while their leader is meeting lot of more potent as they call these drills of probation and said that their military will come up with a response to that so definitely exciting times we are going through right now and we have to remember that all of this is happening after two summits between kim john owned the american president dollar bill from that weren't successful at least and the sense that no deals or arrangements specific agreements were signed after them something like that could be coming out of these negotiations maybe that's not very likely but who knows and who knows what kind of steps will be made by p. and yang after these talks with the russian president anyway unfortunately we won't hear from the north korean leader any more but we will get to hear from the russian president vladimir putin there will be a price conference in a few hours and i'll be there for you i

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thisaul part of an emergency drill.sponse like that prepared and make sure they know what to do. don't feel like you need to call 911 if you see that going on. as weiv look l outside a beautiful start to the saturday. >> yes. gorgeous out there. can'in see w from that vantage point but the wind gusting, potentially up to 50s mile an hour throughout the day. breezy this ing. heading out, out overnight after 9:00o 10:00, maybe smallla umbrel tomorrow night. first half the day rain chances. >> back with that? >> with adam tuss. >> will n i switched to liberty mutual, because they let me customize my insurance. and as a fitness junkie, i customize erything, like my bike, and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, fo so you only pay what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ watching television that'sis educational and informational. thmore you know on nbc. lauren: i'm lauren thompson, and hang on to your handlebars, because "thehampion within" starts right now. today, we visit cyclist john dege

they had a wildfire drill yesterday in lake of the pines in nevada county. several fire agencies took part. the goal is making sure that rural communities are prepared for wildfires and have an evacuation plan. this is similar to other mountain communities like paradise and butte county were the deadly camp fire cause a lot of devastation last november. nevada city fire captain taking part in the drill also helped to fight the camp fire. >> when they came out of the canyon and paradise, pretty much engulfed about a three-mile long stretch all at once. and, the fires were pretty much everywhere. >> reporter: will continue to be prepared. we all hope that nothing happens, but ever since the camp fire, i sense a great general concern that we could be the next big fire area here. >> they also use the drill is a time to remind people that you need to create a defensible space around homes to prevent wildfires from spreading. >>> the time is 4:18. >>> let's get you to where you need to go early on a monday morning. sal is there watching the commute. >>> it looks g

, th the drills in kindergarten. >>> with the attack happening 20 years ago this week we sat down with five columbine survivors. each with a different story then and today. including michelle wheeler, a teacher in the district and now the mother of a 13-year-old. how does it impact the way that you raise her? >> i started to tell her about the shooting when she was 5 and going into kindergarten. i started saying mommy is sad her friends are in heaven. as she got older, started to tell her more. sending her to kindergarten and every day since is a struggle. >> you figure out where she can get out places or exits? >> we will number the doctors office and i say show me five places you can hide. >> cbs news was forced to report an american airlines jet nearly crashed on takeoff in new york last week and soon after a formal investigation was launched. >> cell phone video shows some of the damage to american airlines flight 300 after returning to jfk airport last wednesday. sources now say it was far worse, calling it as close as anybody would ever want to come to crashing. >> close to near

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until one of the fire drills and this physics fire drill was i think the fourth one and it happened the while that was in the same classroom scene see that i was in on february fourteenth and it brought me back completely hearing my teacher's voice having the friend that i was stuck with in the office right next to me made me think should i get up and walk or no what like what do i do i was in shock i started sweating cold i started breathing heavy and i couldn't control my my nerves that's when i realized that. that's when i realized you know like i'm not ok i need to take care of myself to. have a lot of guts more than i like to tell a lot of people you know so sometimes that's how i'm forty sometimes i'm sixty i don't let them know exactly how many i've got i could have a hundred twenty but i let them know that i have a good amount i enjoy bringing my neighbors my neighbors children my neighbors wives and husbands out to the range so they can see and get more comfortable fight i have seventeen year old little girl since she was about seven years old i would take it to the range and w

are they pumping and drilling all this land? or is it what they may own or lease?e of the companies, the exxons and chevron, they have the flashy acreage totals of one million and a half plus. really we look at two of this thifrds, maybe a half of two of this thirds that they're going to be able to drill on when you see some of the big insulated numbers, you really want to look at the core acreage. a lot of these companies tend to be lower, which is why we're going to see much consolidation in this sector over the next six to nine months we're going to see another land grab in order for these companies to consolidate acreage. it's a lot -- it's pretty checkerboarded for a lot of these companies. they want to drill longer laterals, and so this is what we're going to be seeing this is one of the reasons we saw the anadarko-chevron merger. >> having a bunch of land is nice the second most important commodity, if you will, is people is it not? having the people that drill and work these rigs, and that's what made anadarko so attractive, is it not, that a lot of their a

hole drilled i'll stick the bolt in and e post-office box it. >> that wouldn't be a bad idea but the dust will prevent the e post-office box from bonding we need to clean the hole out first. >> so, now we have properly cleaned hole what's the next step. >> the next step to use e post-office box 2 consultants that mixes this together and get them into tubes and put a notice he will into the hole and put the e post-office box slowly and have a hole with e post-office box. >> now it is important to worm or remember when you bolt our own foundation you have to go to 9 department of building inspection and get a permit before you start what should we look at next what i did next bolt. >> a couple of anchors that expand and we can try to next that will take a hole that hole is drilled slightly larger marathon the anchor size for the e post-office box to flow around the anchor and at expansion is going into the hole the same dinning room we'll switch tamet so, now we have the second hole drilled what next. >> this is the anchor and this one has hard and steel threads that cuts their way int

more serious question about offshore drilling. as you know, the former secretary created quite a stir a little over a year ago talking about all the coasts will be open to offshore drilling. there was dispute about florida. here's my concern. noaa is moving regulatory changes that it appears, they're talking about a streamline. we don't know what they're going to say. it could limit state's abilities to affect the decisions through the coastal zone management act. boem is part of that process. can you comment on your view of the state's role through the coastal zone management or just generally in this process? >> i can't -- i'd be happy to look at it and get back to you on the noaa issue. i'm not familiar with that. i'm sorry. i can comment on our planning process. and our planning process involves extensive input from the states. as a matter of fact, it has supposition notification provisions for when we talk to states. i can assure you that, you know, we listen to states. so we'll have a lot of dialog with them. >> our state of

really there very little research on lockdown drills.tration assembled a federal commission on school safety. its findings intended to inform schools like active shooter preparedness. rather demanding procedures recognizing the court states that there can be no one-size-fits-all approach for an issue this complex. >> it was like clockwork, i was there the entire time, the kids knew exactly what to do. reporter: he was a principal at columbine high school when in 19992 students killed 12 of the classmates in a teacher before taking their own lives. he was on the campus last week when it went into a lockout after the fbi determined there is a credible threat by authority team who is obsessed with the shooting and traveled to colorado about a weapon. >> the only thing that is so different from this time as opposed to 20 years ago is all the things we have in place. prior to that, the villagers would give her prior journal. >> colorado children began drills learning the term locks, lights, out of sight. lock the doors, turn on flights and hi

these are the plates that when they arrived in stockton, drilling some of the drills for this 370 steele plates, the new plates were drilled in stockton. the existing plate on the two girders out there and first street, are getting drilled in place. they're bringing the plates after the new plates are drilled in and stockton and much more efficientl