jodie mclean the president of edens, and sid mashburn, the chairman of mashburn.ed carpet allows for multiple winners, including closing designers -- clothing designers. time for the second mystery guest clue -- theearned 15 stars from newy york times. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. i am pimm fox. lupita, taking home the oscar for best supporting actress, she was also helping the fashion house prada score a win on the best the front carpet. outputting celebrities that traveled the red carpet. how would horgan -- howard hogan is also the author of fashion, law and business. what is the connection between lawyers and what happens on the red carpet? i had no idea there was a legal agreement that went on. >> it is funny, vera wang has said that outfitting celebrities for the oscars is a gamble of the highest order. it is right up there with a las vegas. not only do have to worry about designing something that matches, works, is not going to be ridiculed, you ought to be worried about the celebrities bailing at the last second. over the recent years, number

eden has the story. >> meet daria. like lots of teens, she plays soccer... a musical instrument... and can text as fast as she can talk. but in one way, she's very different. unlike everyone else in her family and unlike most kids, daria has had no hair since she was a very little girl. >> well, when i was 14 months old, i was losing my hair, and we went to a doctor, and they told us to go to, like, a hair specialist, and they said that i had alopecia. alopecia is a hair-loss disease. >> there's three different types of alopecia. there's alopecia areata, there's alopecia totalis, and there's alopecia universalis. daria has universalis, which is the most severe case of alopecia. >> that means a childhood, and possibly a lifetime, without hair, eyebrows, and eyelashes. and it means dealing with people who might think she's seriously ill. they associate hair loss with cancer treatments. daria has learned to explain that she feels just fine. >> alopecia doesn't really make a difference. it's just hair. >> people do have a tendency to look and stare and wonder what she has, so it's good

two left lanes were closed for a while westbound 580 approaching eden canyon. but the damage is done. the latest drive time we just spotted from 680 to 238, 21 minutes. and even behind that, farther east from the altamont pass and 680, you're looking at nearly a half hour. so almost 15 minutes or so just to get you from the wind turbines to the castro valley y. so again, big delays right now for that drive time. but again all lanes are back open. here's a look at our mass transit update. first vta. we have police activity in downtown san jose. we have a news crew following this. the city's tenth homicide of the year. st. james light rail station is closed. vta is back up and running straight through the st. james stop. bart equipment problems, residual delays 10- to 15- minute delays. ferries and caltrain on time t remember kcbs when you hit the roads at 106.9 fm or 740-am. here's lawrence. >>> we have a lot of sunshine coming our way as we are going to see that high pressure ridge and offshore winds combining to bring plenty of sunshine all the way to the coas

west 580 at eden canyon road off of dub len and into julia kraca. chp on scene taking care of the crash. major impact to the drive. coming in out of livermore and tri-valley, looking standard. westbound 580 approaching 680, no big whoop. southbound 680 start the build out of pleasanton into sunol. speeds coming down into the upper 50s. smooth drive into the south bay. south bay, light volume. northbound routes not a problem. bus flow around st. james park because of the murder that's being investigated. chase cain continues on the scene. you cannot drive through st. james park but light rail will not stop there but take your light rail between japan town and civic center. a bit of a slowdown north of 680 on northbound 101. 101 in the north bay, southbound directions your commute building up the company as you travel southbound. curves at terra linda, earlier issue with a deer hit and moved to the side of the roadway. all traffic smoothly navato in central san rafael. >>> how can you keep your garden growing in the middle of the statewide drought in?

both happened during eden's first month as chief. >> reporter: do you think you're doing a good job? >> i think the mn and women do their most job every day. i'm doing my best it evaluate the department, including myself. >> now another death - redwine the 24th person to be killed in an albuquerque-related shooting in less than five years. >> today new mexico's attorney-generally gary king announced that his office launched an investigation into the last two shootings. the department of justice had his eye on the department, we do expect those results in the coming woks or months. just today representatives from the department of justice were hear to hear this community's enude concerns. >> thank you. now, albuquerque police department was already under federal investigation before the deadly shootings last night and earlier in the month. albuquerque police had been involved in the fatal shootings of 24 people since 2010. the number of police shootings in albuquerque are four teems the average in other major cities in the united states. some of those press shootings are costing the c

it's westbound 580 before eden canyon an injury accident blocking the two left lanes.raffic is backed up to the top of the grade. we'll have the latest on your drive to work coming up. >>> 5:54. a southern california coder will survived a fall from the -- toddler survived a fall from a third-story window thanks to good time. this couple was walking by with a mattress, of all things. they were moving out of their burbank apartment when they noticed the child was a little close to the window's edge. >> i throw the mattress, getting ready for him, then when he's about to fall, i tried to cushion his blow into the box spring. >> there's just nothing i could give them to repay for saving my little boy. >> that little boy is said to be doing okay and is probably forgotten about the whole thing by now but perfect timing. >> can you imagine? right there to save him. >>> an emotional night in downtown san jose last night for sharks fan who had a tough run. 17-year-old sam tageson of martinez was born with a serious heart condition. yesterday, through the make-a- wish foundation

hayward city hall for sergeant first-class james grissom who grew up in hayward and graduated from mount eden high school in 1999. he was killed days before he was supposed to come home. >>> richmond police hope the public can help find a car limped to the first murder of the year in the city. the victim was if her late 30's. her name is not released. police are look for a burgundy sedan. >> a 75-year-old driver fine after dramatic scene in berkeley. police say the man was trying to leave a parking lot at the berkeley marine when he drove over an embankment and right and the pay. the van was only partly submerged and he got out on his own. a sergeant said it is possible the gas peddle was stuff. the tow truck was brought in but officials didn't want to drag the van over the rocks and risk damaging the gas task. >> they are trying to figure the cause of a fire at a san jose bar. it broke out in a storage area in the back of the eldorado club. workers noticed the fire as they closed up at 1:45 this morning and tried to put it out but were unsuccessful. crews knocked it down after arriving. >> s

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. >> on february second, a toxic coal ash spill from a duke energy plant in eden north carolina highlighted a complex problem. how to clean up tons of coal ash, a dirty byproduct of coal power production. it is the dominant source, yet coal ash resides in a slushy landscape. >> the levels of some of the toxins like carcinogens like chromium, led, and arsenic and you know the list, it is like a quarter of the periodic table, those are all extremely toxic to humans. and so the cumulative effect in the environment is i think understudied. >> the environmental protection agency has no single federal standard requiring that ponds be lined and no common standard for pit or pond structures and monitoring. for a long time the cheapest way to dispose of it was to put it into these ashnd pros. took energy, they have a permit. this is legal. even though there are toxic substances like arsenic flowing into the water system here. >> duke energy has pledged to fully clean up the spill. work has already started. no one from the company would sit for an interview, but in a letter to north carolina's govern

it stems from coal ash spilled last month at a duke energy plant in eden.with miles and miles of sludge. mark strassmann looks at the aftermath. what's below us on the bottom? >> it's filled with coal ash. >> reporter: brian williams is a conservationist. he took us 20 miles downstream at a coal ash spill. >> it was a giant gray sludge pouring into the river. >> reporter: on february 2nd, a pipe below a duke energy storage pond blew out. 39,000 tons of ash and water gushed into the river. wildlife officials estimate a layer of sludge that included chemicals known to cause cancer traveled 80 miles downriver. >> it's down here on the bottom and it's mixing in with the sediment and it's continually leaching out in the toxins in the coal ash. >> reporter: duke energy said in an online interview but said in a statement we will do the right thing for the river and surrounding communities. we are accountable. drinking water has remained safe. the pipe has been permanently plugged. we take responsibility for this event. mike powell's farmer 100 acres it four miles

with "speak of the week," i'm eden. >> harry introduces us to a young man who not only plays music, he composes it. >> we're going to go over to the piano there. >> okay. >> j.p. and his teacher are arriving for the day's lesson, which is part music theory and part composition. >> the theory part is where you learn what makes the great music work. in the composition class, j.p. will have brought in what he worked on over the course of the week. [ piano playing ] >> i get a lot of inspiration just from improvising on the piano. i write on the piano. and then i put it on the computer. >> these guys are gonna keep repeating, right? >> he'll make suggestions, and sometimes we'll change it or write a little more in the lesson. >> all of these ideas are really beautiful, but you're switching between them so fast that we can't even enjoy them. you get to somewhere really exciting, and then you leave right away. it's like you've driven hours and hours to get to the grand canyon. oh, okay. >> okay, now -- >> stay there. it's interesting. [ piano plays ] good. that's great. that's the stuff. >>

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. >> behind closed doors and under tight security we enter what the stanleys call the garden of eden.there's nothing like this in the world. >> this plant is 21% cbd and less than 1% thc. >> it took years of crossbreeding plants to get to this point. >> instead of breeding up the thc we've bred down the thc and bred up the cbd, and people said, you're crazy. you know, who is going to smoke that? >> so why grow it then? well, the stanleys also believed in cbd's potential to treat many diseases. and they had seen it change lives before. >> meet 19-year-old chaz moore. he uses many different strains of marijuana. many of them high in cbd to treat his rare disorder of the diaphragm. >> my abs lock up. >> that's why he is talking this way, almost speaking in hiccups, like he can't catch his breath. it's called myoclonus diaphragmatic flutter. >> it becomes painful. pretty quickly i imagine. >> yeah. >> after, like, 15, 20 minutes this is where i can start to really feel. >> he is about to show me how the marijuana works. he has been convulsing now for seven minutes. >> how quickly do you e

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> we had two adults prior to our arrival jump from the second story window and both transported to edens. injuries are not known as of now. >> reporter: the man and woman were transported to the hospital to be checked out as well. their conditions not known. through all of this the fire was contained to this one apartment. the red cross was called out because about a dozen others residents were impacted with water damage and power was cut. the fire started in the kitchen but the exact cause is unknown. through it all quite a bit of damage to this one small apartment if you look at the windows and doors, that door being boarded up. that baby, all things considered being thrown from a window, pretty good this morning. live in hayward, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> astonishing. thank you. >> also breaking news to tell you about in san jose where firefighters have called for backup to help with an out-of-control house fire in aetna way and capital expressway. bob redell just arrived on the scene. bob, we heard of at least a couple people hurt. >> reporter: yes. seriously burned. goo

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a man was found dead in a marijuana grow house in the eden vail area. the body was discovered after a fire at the house on eppling lane. police were called to the home last night. >>> and a national guardsman from northern california is in custody accused of trying to go to the middle east to fight alongside terrorists. kpix 5's joe vasquez went to the valley. >> reporter: at his community college in stockton, students can't believe 20-year-old nicholas teausant is accused of trying to be a terrorist. >> he talked about math mittics and really liked racing. he was into fast cars and whatnot. >> the fact that he's been arrested and -- >> bizarre bro. >> reporter: being interviewed about a different subject just two days before he left town. >> i avoid confrontation as much as possible. >> reporter: he had recently converted to islam and also happens to be in the process of being discharged from the army national guard. the feds say he was on his way to syria this weekend to fight on the side of the group formally known as al-qaeda in iraq which the u.s.

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. >> behind closed doors and under tight security we enter what the stanleys call the garden of eden.e's nothing like this in the world. >> this plant is 21% cbd and less than 1% thc. >> it took years of crossbreeding plants to get to this point. >> instead of breeding up the thc we've bred down the thc and bred up the cbd, and people said, you're crazy. you know, who is going to smoke that? >> so why grow it then? well, the stanleys also believed in cbd's potential to treat many diseases. and they had seen it change lives before. >> meet 19-year-old chaz moore. he uses many different strains of marijuana. many of them high in cbd to treat his rare disorder of the diaphragm. >> my abs lock up. >> that's why he is talking this way, almost speaking in hiccups, like he can't catch his breath. it's called myoclonus diaphragmatic flutter. >> it becomes painful. pretty quickly i imagine. >> yeah. >> after, like, 15, 20 minutes this is where i can start to really feel. >> he is about to show me how the marijuana works. he has been convulsing now for seven minutes. >> how quickly do you expec

tree in his memory this morning the sargeant first class grew up in hayward, graduated from mount eden high school today's ceremony has special significance for his father, jim. >> the meaning of the tree behind me, liquid amber. i learned it was also his favorite tree. that is one of the options the city presented we can have planted in his memory, i jumped all over that. >> his family says he enlisted with the goal of becoming a green beret. he was killed just days before he was due to return home. >> former san francisco supervisor ed jew released from federal prison back in court this afternoon, fighting to try to stay out of jail. he just finished serving time for ex-portion but faces another year for a perjury conviction. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman is live for us. wayne? >> a former supervisor was hoping this might be the last time. mr. jew in the hallway before a judge ruled nearly five years served in prison would not be enough. there is mr. due did not speak to the press today >> he had become a cook. he had become a liar to his people. so he would stop before becoming

. >> just imagine that edens has operations in laces like washington, unit market operation in atlantai, as well as boston. , they selected you, you're going to tell them how to make it all happen? you're doing well. tell us about your business, and how you got to be on this gq list? >> funny enough, it seems like it happened overnight. i have been doing this since i was about 15 years old. i came to new york in the early 1980's, and went to work for a nameless catalog cap the dutch company in new jersey that turned into one of the greatest opportunities. >> you always wanted to be in this? >> always. i loved clothes, and i love people, network convergence, and that is what we are acting today in our shop because what jody alludes to is the blocking and tackling of retail that is missing today. >> what would be an example of something like that? having the right sizes, colors, fashion, what? >> fantastic point, being in stock, a huge point. at lengths to be in stock. also didn't care of the customer that they are not used to. we have a saying inside of the shop, hugged them with your e

the boy's grandfather who's recovering from a broken ankle in eden medical center told us the heat from the fire was intense. >> the room was just unbearable heart. so it's coming in here. it's on his leg and you heard the fire. the rumble of the fire. and that told me to get out of there. >> reporter: the only way out was the bedroom window. the boy's grandmother jumped first. mccain broke her pelvis and suffered a concussion after the 25-foot fall. >> i kept calling him, i kept calling him. i kept calling hill. no response. >> reporter: then sampson says he called out for people to come to the window to help him out. then he spoke to his grandson. >> i said i'm going to throw you out the window, are you ready. he said yeah dad let's go. >> reporter: sampson said he jumped. maurice was taken to the hospital but quickly released. >> was it scary? >> reporter: sampson says his ankle hurts but he will take that over what could have happened. >> reporter: what do you want to say to your grandson? >> we made it. we made it. he understands. >>> in san jose two people are recovering tonight a

the boy's grandfather who's recovering from a broken ankle in eden medical center told us the heat from the fire was intense. >> the room was just unbearable heart. so it's coming in here. it's on his leg and you heard the fire. the rumble of the fire. and that told me to get out of there. >> reporter: the only way out was the bedroom window. the boy's grandmother jumped first. mccain broke her pelvis and suffered a concussion after the 25-foot fall. >> i kept calling him, i kept calling him. i kept calling hill. no response. >> reporter: then sampson says he called out for people to come to the window to help him out. then he spoke to his grandson. >> i said i'm going to throw you out the window, are you ready. he said yeah dad let's go. >> reporter: sampson said he jumped. maurice was taken to the hospital but quickly released. >> was it scary? >> reporter: sampson says his ankle hurts but he will take that over what could have happened. >> reporter: what do you want to say to your grandson? >> we made it. we made it. he understands. >>> in san jose two people are recovering tonight a

when asked if the shooting was justified chief gordon eden said yes and then recanted. >> the mayor and talked yesterday. when we were talking, i thought my comments were very premature. >> i think they made a mistake. he was asked the obvious question about what he thought was justified or not. i think that was a mistake. so far, taxpayers shelled out 24 million in police misconduct lawsuits. and that could get worse. liz, many of the incidents on the helmet cam. >> a key republican senator and doctor and why he a cowed the white house of cooking the books on obama care. the democrats are unnerved and the president said it is working and it is broken and people say can you fix it? i looked at this ten different ways. this health care law is not fixable. >> terrific panel coming up. nplus an alarming report and detailing how immigrants with criminal records were let through the cracks. and all of these would be rosies and of all ages are now hoping to do what the plan she made famous. i had that poster in my college dorm room. ♪ and just give them the basics, you know. i got this. [thin

. >> behind closed doors and under tight security we enter what the stanleys call the garden of eden. >> there's nothing like this in the world. >> this plant is 21% cbd and less than 1% thc. >> it took years of crossbreeding plants to get to this point. >> instead of breeding up the thc we've bred down the thc and bred up the cbd, and people said, you're crazy. you know, who is going to smoke that? >> so why grow it then? well, the stanleys also believed in cbd's potential to treat many diseases. and they had seen it change lives before. >> meet 19-year-old chaz moore. he uses many different strains of marijuana. many of them high in cbd to treat his rare disorder of the diaphragm. >> my abs lock up. >> that's why he is talking this way, almost speaking in hiccups, like he can't catch his breath. it's called myoclonus diaphragmatic flutter. >> it becomes painful. pretty quickly i imagine. >> yeah. >> after, like, 15, 20 minutes this is where i can start to really feel. >> he is about to show me how the marijuana works. he has been convulsing now for seven minutes. >> how quickly do y

. >> now i also asked chief eden in that press conference whether his officers should hold their heads up high, and he responded that yes, this is just an unfortunate coincidence that two fatal shootings should happen so close together. >> can you give us information about this latest shooting and the suspect? >> absolutely. this was 30-year-old alfred redwine. john he had an extensive arrest history of violent arrests, latest one awas aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. this is what happened. they say a neighbor called 911 last night saying that redwine had pointed a gun at her child. police showed up, they made a barricade around mr. redwine's home and police chief said redwine pointed a gun at officers and discharged it and it was at that point he says the officers returned fire, killing him. now this altercation was captured by the many witnesses there seeing this. one of them posted a video to youtube, we'll show it to you now but i'll warn you, it is graphic. now if you see the shots there, you see that the eyewitnesses say that it appears that redwine has dropped his hand a

. >> behind closed doors and under tight security we enter what the stanleys call the garden of eden.ere's nothing like this in the world. >> this plant is 21% cbd and less than 1% thc. >> it took years of crossbreeding plants to get to this point. >> instead of breeding up the thc we've bred down the thc and bred up the cbd, and people said, you're crazy. you know, who is going to smoke that? >> so why grow it then? well, the stanleys also believed in cbd's potential to treat many diseases. and they had seen it change lives before. >> meet 19-year-old chaz moore. he uses many different strains of marijuana. many of them high in cbd to treat his rare disorder of the diaphragm. >> my abs lock up. >> that's why he is talking this way, almost speaking in hiccups, like he can't catch his breath. it's called myoclonus diaphragmatic flutter. >> it becomes painful. pretty quickly i imagine. >> yeah. >> after, like, 15, 20 minutes this is where i can start to really feel. >> he is about to show me how the marijuana works. he has been convulsing now for seven minutes. >> how quickly do you exp

charges are pending in connection to a fatal crash on the edens expressway. it happened just before two o clock sunday morning in the southbound lanes near touhy avenue. police say 26-year-old samee ranginwala was killed after his car was rear-ended by a speeding audi. the driver of the audi was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. a former marine from zion is expected to go on trial in virginia today for killing a sailor in the barracks they shared back in 2009. if jorge torrez is convicted, federal prosecutors will seek the death penalty. during sentencing, they plan to show evidence that torrez also brutally stabbed two girls to death in zion. laura hobbs and her friend, krystal tobias, were found dead in a park in 2005. police say torrez's d-n-a matched evidence recovered at the crime scene. but he remained free for five years while police blamed the father of one of the victims. authorities say torrez murdered the sailor while the father sat in jail awaiting trial for the girls' deaths. francis cardinal george returned to the altar for sunday mass

out on edens on the ramp to wilson and crashed to the side. this is what we are dealing with. this is the dan ryan ramp. you can see slick conditions and snowfield the conditions on the ramps. also 94 at deerfield and mass from the north and in the suburbs. looking at 137 and the tri-state one lane is plowed through that stretch. take it nice and slow to get to where you need to go. a full look at the travel times coming out. >> good morning. it's snowing but doesn't mean you can't go hit the golf course. there's a new spot in chicago where you can not only hit the course amply 18 holes but get a good meal as well. >> it's a dual concept. downstairs with great food and areas to dine. we wanted to tie in the the golf colors. >> here we are. this is the golf section of here. tell me about these simulators. >> these are provided there are top of the line. 15 ft. screens. really accurate with the high- definition cameras. same technology with maps. the walk the course and with photos of the course. we get the waves in the water but other than that you're planning on a real course.

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. >> behind closed doors and under tight security we enter what the stanleys call the garden of eden.> there's nothing like this in the world. >> this plant is 21% cbd and less than 1% thc. >> it took years of crossbreeding plants to get to this point. >> instead of breeding up the thc we've bred down the thc and bred up the cbd, and people said, you're crazy. you know, who is going to smoke that? >> so why grow it then? well, the stanleys also believed in cbd's potential to treat many diseases. and they had seen it change lives before. >> meet 19-year-old chaz moore. he uses many different strains of marijuana. many of them high in cbd to treat his rare disorder of the diaphragm. >> my abs lock up. >> that's why he is talking this way, almost speaking in hiccups, like he can't catch his breath. it's called myoclonus diaphragmatic flutter. >> it becomes painful. pretty quickly i imagine. >> yeah. >> after, like, 15, 20 minutes this is where i can start to really feel. >> he is about to show me how the marijuana works. he has been convulsing now for seven minutes. >> how quickly do you

. >> on february 2nd a toxic coal ash spill from a duke energy planned in eden north carolina highlighted a complex problem - how to clean up coal ash, a dirty by-product of coal production. coal is a dominant source, but coal ash is in a slushy landscape. >> the levels of some of the toxins, carcinogens, led and arsenic, and you know the list. it's like a quarter of the periodic table. they are all extremely toxic for humans. so the cumulative effect in the environment is, i think, understudied. >> the environmental protection agency has no single federal standard requiring that ponds be lined and no standards for pond structures and monitoring. >> if you go back and look at the history of disposal for a long time, the cheapest way, frankly, to dispose of the material is to slews it into the ash ponds. >> up the hill is a station, there are three coal ash ponds making up some of the largest. the water you see coming down is discharged from the coal ash ponds. duke energy has a permit. this is legal, even though there are toxic substances like arsenic flowing into the water system here. >

will become back where they are polished and get ready before they're packaged up and ready to be eden. much more coming up behind the scenes here. >> marcus sent a huge bag of these gummy bears to us. >> they will like 20 lbs.. >> coming up, marwhat he talks about from his role at two and half man. as brown is kanye west got two yeas probation for attacking a photographer at los angeles international airport last summer. this is video of the incident. the rapper's lawyer entered a no-contest plea to misdemeanor battery in court on monday. in addition to the probation, the judge ruled west must take anger management classes ... perform 250 hours of community service, and pay restitution to the victim. the victim, who has filed a civil suit against west, wanted him to serve jail time. >> imagine being in an anger management class with him ...chris brown will remain in jail until a court hearing next month. a judge refused to set bail yesterday. he ordered him to remain behind bars until his next court date april 23rd. brown was arrested friday for violating his probation. he was kicked

. >> behind closed doors and under tight security we enter what the stanleys call the garden of eden.e's nothing like this in the world. >> this plant is 21% cbd and less than 1% thc. >> it took years of crossbreeding plants to get to this point. >> instead of breeding up the thc we've bred down the thc and bred up the cbd, and people said, you're crazy. you know, who is going to smoke that? >> so why grow it then? well, the stanleys also believed in cbd's potential to treat many diseases. and they had seen it change lives before. >> i always have two -- >> meet 19-year-old chaz moore. he uses many different strains of marijuana. many of them high in cbd to treat his rare disorder of the diaphragm. >> my abs lock up. >> that's why he is talking this way, almost speaking in hiccups, like he can't catch his breath. it's called myoclonus diaphragmatic flutter. >> this fluttering here, it's announcing but it becomes painful pretty quickly i imagine. >> yeah. >> after, like, 15, 20 minutes this is where i can start to really feel. >> he is about to show me how the marijuana works. he has b

last month on super bowl sunday, a duke energy coal ash dump in eden, north carolina, broke loose, wenthing into the dan river coating that river bottom for 70 miles with a ribbon of sludge and toxins like arsenic, it was the third largest coal ash spill in our nation's history. and the ensuing rage about that disaster, the "associated press" revealed what the mccrory administration had done to stop these coal ash pits from getting fixed whenever environmentalists tried to fix them. it was a really big embarrassment for governor duke energy. but now it looks like things might have changed in north carolina. this afternoon, at about 4:00 eastern time, north carolina's environmental agency posted this letter from the ceo of duke energy. the letter is addressed to the governor and north carolina's environmental secretary and it kind of says, okay, you win. we're going to clean it up. duke says in this letter they're going to start the process of moving the rest of their coal ash away from the dan river and they say they'll speed up plans to close their ash ponds at three other sites and th

eden writes how safe am i to get to my destination the last time i board a flight. worried because if this is terrorism we need to know. >> one of the down side of the coverage is it brings up a lot of people's worst fears about flying, but they need to know, exponentially safer than driving in an automobile. one in 45 million on a united states carrier, is your chance of dying. >> that is a great statistic, although it doesn't take away the fear of my wife. she is a queasy flier. >> you have to fly -- every day, 100,000 miles. >> we go back to this, the boeing triple 7 is one of the safest in the sky. one of three fatalities, happening when the pilot ran off the runway in san francisco. >> and structurally, the boeing products are just a great product, they have you always been, the triple 7, one of their best products, absolutely no fear of flying. >> but other people say what about flying globally, i think that is a concern. past couple of years the global standards have gone up considerably. >> i have questions about the safety, how people got on the plane, payi

police chief gorden eden said the shooting was justified after boyd threatened the officers with knives. but our perky mayor richard berry rejected the chiefs assessment. i think he should not have said that. i think what we all need to do in a horrific situation like this is we need to thoroughly and conference of lee go through the process. >> the albuquerque police department already faces federal scrutiny after hearing out three dozen shootings since 2010. in new york city, corrections officer was arrested by fbi agents monday over the death of a rikers island for mentally ill prisoner whose please went -- for help went unheeded for hours. jason echevarria was a 25-year-old prisoner with bipolar disorder. in august 2012, he ate a packet of detergent and began vomiting and pleading for help. according to the complaint, captain pendergrass repeatedly ignored reports he was ill, at one point telling a subordinate he should be bothered unless there was a dead body. the next morning, jason echevarria was found dead in his cell. according to the medical examiner, the linings of his tongue

their dive spot is called east of eden, but a hungry eel named emma turns this tropical paradise into a living hell. we want to warn you, what you are about to see is dangerous. don't attempt to duplicate this or any of the situations you're about to see. a giant moray eel mistakes diver matt butcher's thumb for a piece of sausage. >> when she fist held onto my thumb, i didn't think it was too serious. i thought, okay, she'll let go in a second. after a couple seconds, i realize, wow, i could have a big problem here. >> matt is out that day with his friend to see one of the most dramatic reefs in the world and to meet a moray eel known as emma. matt's a british ex-pat, who's been leading dive tours in thailand for a decade. he knows this territory like the back of his hand. >> makes the adrenaline rush because you know you're going to see this big, ferocious animal and she's going to come out and interact with you. you can play with her, stroke her, and, of course, feed her. >> after all, emma is known for her hardy appetite. in fact, she's adored throughout the dive community in thai

now what's going on in north carolina, ever since duke energy's coal ash pond on the dan river in eden north carolina, broke loose super bowl sunday and coated the river bottom for 70 miles. tons of toxic sludge fouling the river and drinking water has a way of forcing an issue, not just in that one place, but everywhere. this weekend duke energy told "the new york times" the pumping at the coal ash ponds along the river was part of routine maintenance. the company said they had notified state regulators last fall they were doing it and it was a perfectly legal action. state regulators said, no, that's not how it went. state regulators said they only learned of the pumping when they stumbled across it last week as part of their statewide tour of coal ash pits after the dan river mega spill. when we asked duke energy about it today, they told us this routine maintenance happens all over the state, across north carolina, wherever they need to do it and wherever their permits allow to. the state plans to be out there inspecting the coal ash ponds again tomorrow. they're investigating whet

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