senator edwards: nice to see you. >> thank you. senator edwards: you're welcome.to say you. >> we are with you. senator edwards: appreciate that. thank you very much. yes, sir? >> hi. senator edwards: nice to see you. >> [indiscernible] senator edwards: oh, absolutely. that is something i have worked very hard on. >> [indiscernible] were you aware of our program? senator edwards: tell me about it? >> to revitalize our downtown in the city -- senator edwards: yeah, yeah. >> [indiscernible] senator edwards: good for you, good for you. that's important work. senator edwards: i want their support. can you help me with that? >> yeah. [indiscernible] senator edwards: when is it? do you know? >> no, i don't know. senator edwards: let me get one of my people over -- let me get hunter to speak to you for a few minutes, ok? find out how we reach her? >> thank you for the time to come here. we are so flattered. senator edwards: sure, sure. come on. >> mr. chief of police. >> today, we just stopped in oklahoma to take off our real solutions bus tour with senator edwards. then

senator edwards: glad to see you here. >> [indiscernible] senator edwards: thank you.nk you very much. tell me at your name. nice to meet you. >> i'm concerned about this energy. senator edwards: i'm worried about it, too. >> one thing i am concerned about the -- i know a lot of teachers and the things they are concerned about is the discipline in the students -- senator edwards: lack of discipline in these students. i hear the same thing. do you teach? >> how about making it easier to become a teacher? i have a degree from florida state university and i can't get a job because i do not have $200 for the certification exams. senator edwards: [indiscernible] it is not like we don't need more teachers either, right? >> a history teacher becomes the speaker of the house though. i will be praying for you. good luck. senator edwards: please play for me -- please pray for me, inc. you. >> i had the legislative committee. senator edwards: thank you. >> i hope your endorsement process goes through. senator edwards: the south carolina teachers just endorsed me. i feel good abou

i like edwards.ecause a lotreat of people need him. >> do you think that he has an opportunity to beat bush? >> i think any of our democratic nominees, other than sharpton and the lady will have a chance to beat bush. >> thank you, very much. it is the first time that i have seen senator edwards and i appreciate the fact that he included rural america in his presidential to her -- tour. >> do you think he will vote for him now? >> honestly, i appreciated the things he had to say today. i think it is very early, but i am very impressed. >> have you met any of the other candidates? >> no. >> do you think that he has an opportunity to beat bush? >> yes, i do. i think that honestly, there are a couple democratic candidates that have an opportunity and i think that he is one of them. >> next, senator edwards went to do rent, oklahoma -- went to durant, oklahoma to speak with local supporters in residence. >> first, you could talk a little bit about why you came here. it is the first time we have had a pre

with senator edwards?> i moved it to washington for the observer and the first part of 2000. i started covering edwards right around the time that he was considered for the vice presidential slot on al gore's ticket. i have been covering him for the whole -- >> how have things changed now that he is a presidential candidate? >> certainly more reporters have been more interested in him that in the past. he has developed a whole range of policy proposals as part of a lead up to his presidential run. the last built over many months and we are hearing a lot more about that now and he has proposals and a lot more areas than he did as a senator. >> while in seminole, senator edwards sat down with look for residents to hear their concerns. >> senator john edwards. >> thank you very much. [applause] thank you all for being here today, i really came to listen more than to talk. i have some ideas about things we should do, about plants anding and going overseas effects that those closings are having on communities a

van hollen: well, as congresswoman edwards knows, she received $25,000 -- ms. edwards: $23,000. mr. van hollen: from realtors over the years. the reason there are super p.a.c.'s in this race, is because ms. edwards did not sign an anti-super p.a.c. pledge. she said she was against citizens united and super p.a.c.'s and so was i. that was our opportunity to do that. in fact, elizabeth warren and scott brown signed a similar proposal and that keeps all super p.a.c.'s out. now, barbara mikulski didn't have the emily list super p.a.c. the p.a.c.'s were after citizens united. and they say that donna edwards don't take well, guess what, the one supporting that super p.a.c. is wall street. if we want to keep super p.a.c.'s out of maryland, congresswoman edwards, why don't you join me in putting your name to what you stand for which is -- bruce: rebuttal? ms. edwards: i would. i am very proud to have the support of emily's list. millions of women and supporters across the country who believe that we need more than 20% women in the united states senate, that there needs to be diversity of ra

edwards: yeah.k most of his prescriptions are wrong, but that does not matter because most of it would not pass. it would not matter anyway. getting rid of glass-steagall was a serious problem. , if you are too big to fail, you are too big to exist. amy: do you see the republican party is possibly breaking apart? mr. edwards: my earlier book about reclaiming conservatism -- the republican party used to be the party of small business, not corporate america. it used to be the business of main street, not wall street. you --w, let me caution the idea that the republican party is about to god of business and breakup -- go out of business and break up -- this is the party that controls all of the state legislatures, most of the governorships, and congress. in danger ofty is becoming not a national party, it is the democrats. amy: we are going to leave it there. thank you, mickey edwards. he served as a congressman from oklahoma for 16 years and is a founding trustee of the heritage foundation. his latest

edwards: thank you. i have had the privilege of being able to meet with so many families across the city in vulnerable communities and i think we have to take a multi-pronged and simultaneous approach. i think about harold, who i met in a male mentoring program in the hood. harold said, i like math and i like school. i am afraid in school. we have to make sure that we have law enforcement that is transparent and accountable, that works with communities, in partnership with community, because that is the best way to fight crime. we also have to make certain that we invest in education and opportunity. it should not matter what zip code you live in that you should go to a good school. we have to make economic development targeted to neighborhoods that are most vulnerable. i supported those ideas in the united states house of representatives. we have to make sure that we invest in research and development so that we restore domestic and you factoring so people -- domestic manufacturing so people can grow in

now, donna edwards. rep. edwards: maryland is a state with so much going for it.e have great colleges and universities, including historically black colleges and universities. for too many marylanders, they are falling out of the middle class and struggling to get in. i know something about that struggle. that is why i am running for the united states senate, to give a voice to that worker who wants to take a paid day off because a child gets sick and they don't want to lose their job because of that. for the young woman who makes $.78 on the dollar and knows she should be paid the same as a man doing the same work. for the young woman and man who might have messed up, but they deserve a second chance through education and opportunities to rebuild their lives and take a difference in their communities. and ourthose seniors veterans who paid into social security believing that elected officials in front of the doors and behind the doors should protect their social security and not bargain it away. these are the people i fight for. vic: now to the questioning. the f

he won nine primaries on super , forcing rival senator john edwards to drop out. john kerry it lost to incumbent in adent george w. bush tight election. this is about 21 minutes. [applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] thankr kerry: i want to -- thank you. but i don't want you to stop the enthusiasm, all right? thank you. thank you all. thank you to the voters from coast to coast, who truly have made this a super tuesday. thank you very, very much. i want to thank -- i don't know how many of you here had a chance to hear it, but we heard it upstairs, a remarkably gracious, powerful, generous statement by john edwards tonight. and i want all of us here -- -- there is no question that john edwards brings a compelling voice to our party. great eloquence to the cause of working men and women all across our nation, and great promise for leadership for the years to come, and we thank him so much for what he has done. i -- -- i believe that in 2004, one united democratic party, we can and we will win this election -- applause]d will build one america, of freedom and of fairne

senator edwards went to a second-place finish in the oklahoma primary.ry later selected senator edwards as his running mate, but they lost to incumbent president bush and vice president cheney in a close general election. our coverage begins in oklahoma. this is under 50 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming the next president of the united states, john edwards. [applause] ♪

senator edwards: nice to see you, mayor. >> [indiscernible]

gretchen bulova: edward was very dedicated. he actually became an elder in his faith and that would be the focus of where he was taking it in the next stage of his life. so he left the business to his oldest son, william. so the business transfer is really from edward stabler to william. the name stabler-leadbeater while the apothecary stays in yearssame family for 140 it does transfer in marriage. , john leadbeater had been working here with william and fell madly in love with william's sister and came back to work here and took ownership and it switches than in the family from stabler to leadbeater. it is really under john leadbeter that the building get remodeled to the way it looks today. by 1862, it has a new interior that you can see with the ginger breading and a more updated, gothic revival style. because they were trying to stay current and trying to keep attracting a new and fresh clientele. i had a pretty loyal customer -- they had a pretty loyal customer base. have a lot of the primary stores, ledgers, letters, orde

edwards' luck holds out. cameras that capture the entire incident, including the pickup license plate, help police identify the shooter and issue a warrant. unfortunately, the shooter stays one step ahead. police believe the man escapes across the mexican border. surviving this brush with death motivates edward to act on his long-held desire to become a stand-up comic. >> he actually was a pretty funny guy and he cracked jokes left and right, always had something smart to say. >> i'm calling the cops on all y'all drunk asses. >> edward right now, the last-known whereabouts about him, he was in california and he's fulfilling his desire to become an actor/comedian. >> so sometimes a very bad day can give us the push we need to leave a steady gig and embrace a dream. >>> coming up, a different kind of towing drama. this time, it's the towed vehicle threatening the worker. >> i thought he was dead, i really did. i thought the man was dead. >> when "caught on camera: very bad day" continues. esurance was born onli

edwards, or dr.wards, in the last few months what steps have been taken to make flint's water lead-free? i saw you there saturday, i saw you talking with residents, talking about filters and all of the rest. what steps have been taken? >> they have switched back the detroit water. epa has implemented very good corrosion control effective december. we believe the lead levels are dropping dramatically, as the pipe coating is reestablished. and we are currently sampling with flint residents, last week, to see house by house, how much lower lead levels are now and it's our hypothesis that lead is about four times better now than it was back during the height of the lead poisoning incidents in flint neighborhoods. >> how long do you think it will take for reasonably speaking, for flint's water to be safe? >> in order to meet existing federal standards, which is not a high bar, as i've already said, you have to do a federally approved lead and copper rule sampling event that flint has never done in its his

edwards or dr. edwards, in the last few months what steps have been taken to make flint's water lead free? i saw you there saturday. i saw you talking with residents, talking about filters and all of the rest. what steps have been taken? >> they have switched back the detroit water. epa has implemented very good corrosion control effective december. we believe the lead levels are dropping dramatically, as the pipe coating is reestablished. and we are currently sampling with flint residents, last week, to see house by house how much lower lead levels are now, and it's our hypothesis that lead is about four times better now than it was back during the height of the lead poisoning incidents in flint neighborhoods. >> how long do you think it will take for, reasonably speaking, for flint's water to be safe? >> in order to meet existing federal standards, which is not a high bar, as i've already said, you have to do a federally approved lead and copper rule sampling event that flint has never done in its

but not with democrat donna edwards. she won't take cash from wall street banks. and when washington insiders wrote a loophole to let the nra spend dark money to kill gun safety laws, donna edwards said 'no' she's fighting to ban assault weapons and putting the safety of our communities first. because to democrat donna edwards, the special interests aren't special. we are. women vote! is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> welcome to wusa nine news at noon and i'm andrea roane. this hour. the plane hijacking in egypt comes to an end. >>> back to business at the u.s. capitol. >>> the fbi continues its investigation of the hacking in a local hospital system. >>> breaking news in the district. an arrest made in a homicide in the headlines. a teenage boy gunned down on the platform of a metro station on the orange line. stephanie gailhard joins us from police headquarters. >>> police say maurice bellamy gunned down davonte washington who was only 15 years old at the deanwood metro station three days ago. here's what we know about the suspect . he's 17

edwards, do you think that the response was adequate? dr. edwards: complete the criminal. sen. walberg: houston should she action as a human being and under the law? dr. edwards: i don't know about the law, but as a human being immediately. senator: why did it take another five months after the report of high levels of lead in the flint water supply for the final report to come out. ms. hedman: i never told the mayor to his regard that memo. if you look at appendix three to my testimony, you will see what actually occurred during the conversation that occurred -- that occurred with the mayor. greatdman: there is dispute on that coming across the board. sen. walberg: i wrote the e-mail. -- ms. hedman: i wrote the e-mail, i know what i said. i think we can clear that up if we take time to talk about that. thatwalberg: i'm not sure we could. mr. del toro has a different recollection, as well as responses to him. i had the opportunity to talk with him this saturday as well. very different from what we are being told here. that's the concern. again, the human decency act. when the i

edwards, dr. edwards, in the last few months, what steps have been taken to make flint water leadfree? >> i saw you there saturday. i saw you talking with residents and filters and all the rest. what steps have been taken? >> they have switched back to detroit water. they have implemented corrosion control effective december. we believe the lead levels are dropping dramatically as the pipe coating is reestablished and we are currently sampling with flint residence to see house by house how much lower lead levels are now, and it's our hypothesis that what is about four times better now than it was at the height of the lead poisoning incident in flint neighborhood. >> how long do you will take, reasonably speaking, for the water to be safe? >> in order to meet existing federal standards which is not a high bar, as i've already said, you have to do a federally proved sampling that flint has never done in the history because they've never sampled the right homes and they been using sampling protocols

mark edwards is wrong. >> well, mark edwards is a good scientist, and i respect him. if you look at the timeline of when we received that e-mail, you will find that the city and county health advisory about the flint water went out on the same day. you will find that october 1, they were noticed to have no drinking of that water without protection. you will find that on october 2nd, the governor put out a ten-point plan. on october 3rd, the filters were being distributed. i cannot -- there is no switch that i can turn on that would have -- >> and i'm hearing nothing of your action on that, and you have the law on your side that says in any, any event of imminent danger or health risk, you had the responsibility to act. >> at that point in time, the damage had been done and all -- >> excuse me, i'm -- >> okay. >> i'll give you a chance. >> okay, thank you. >> you wrote an op ed in the "washington post" -- >> yes. >> -- which stated the epa's regional office was also provided with confusing, incomplete and incorrect information. >> yes. >> as a result, epa staff members

edwards is not running on her record.etoric, but no results, no record. >> i'm sorry, but mr. van hollen touts every time at the 30,000 foot level. this is about the way people live their lives on the ground. >> we hear from ms. edwards' constituents that she has not been there for them. >> i was dopely disturbed when the president of our senate endorsed mr. van hollen saying that he was born to the job. well in the united states of america, no one is anointed and born to any job. >> once again miss edwards is just misleading maryland voters. >> passions are high but so are the stakes. especially in the state's marquee city of baltimore. the primary will come almost exactly a year after freddy gray died. after being arrested by baltimore police a year after riots engulfed the city. a tragedy which is still generating criticisms. from the likes of donald trump just last week. >> you look at our inner cities. our inner cities are a horrible mess. i mean i watched baltimore. i have many, many friends in baltimore. we watched

edwards. happy leap day. dr. edwards, i read your interview in the "chronicle." good to hear you getting your dander up this morning regarding being critical of academic scientists and their funding sources and how they have to toe the line or lose their sources. i was hoping you would be able to say a few words about that. i do want to ask if you trust the climate scientists. thank you very much. >> wow. you know, i do have issues with academia. i feel like i have the greatest job in the world, being a professor. i'm working in a great school, virginia tech, and i guess you criticize what you love. you know, i just look around and i see the pressures being placed on young scientists to get money, to get publications and to not necessarily do good science that creates new knowledge and that helps people. i want to make sure that we recognize those pressures and that we create an environment where young people can come into science, especially academia, and follow their dreams and feed this virtuous cycle between the public and science which has served us so well

edwards said. please tell the people of flint city behind you and this committee white mark edwards is wrong. gina mccarthy: mark edwards is a good scientist, and i respect him. if you look at the timeline of when we received that e-mail, you will find that the city and county health advisory about the flint water went out on the same day. you will find that october 1, you will notice they had no drinking of that water without protection. you will find on october 2, the governor put out a 10 point plan. on october 3, the filters were being to be did. i cannot -- there is no switch i can turn on. >> i am hearing nothing of your action on that, and you have the law on your side that says if any event of imminent danger or health risk, you have the responsibility to act. gina mccarthy: the damage has been done. >> i am not -- i will give you a chance. you wrote an advertisement in the washington post which stated the epa regional office was also provided with confusing, incomplete, and incorrect infor

brian edwards works along side piper everyday... holding down the fort at cherry capital airport in traverse city. operations supervisor) "it's the best thing in the world. i couldn't imagine anything else now. i love it."he might look bad to the bones in this picture. but deep down in side, piper is a lover.(brian edwards/the airport operations supervisor) "he's got a really great personality. he's really well trained. loves people once he gets to know them."his job is to run, keeping the runways clear and the aircraft creatures out of the flights path. (brian edwards/the airport operations supervisor) "piper is a wildlife control canine, and basically what he does is chases away all sorts of wildlife name it from the runways. anything we don't want to come into contact with aircraft's." so far, he's done a pretty airport operations supervisor) "number one is to increase safety. we've noticed a reduction in birds primarily the snowy owl.. thats his favorite thing to chase in the whole wide world."and while he doesn't receive an act

mark edwards is wrong. >> well, mark edwards is a good scientist, and i respect him. if you look at the timeline of when we received that e-mail, you will find that the city and county health advisory about the flint water went out on the same day. you will find that october 1, they were noticed to have no drinking of that water without protection. you will find that on october 2nd, the governor put out a ten-point plan. on october 3rd, the filters were being distributed. i cannot -- there is no switch that i can turn on that would have -- >> and i'm hearing nothing of your action on that, and you have the law on your side that says in any, any event of imminent danger or health risk, you had the responsibility to act. >> at that point in time, the damage had been done and all -- >> excuse me, i'm -- >> okay. >> i'll give you a chance. >> okay, thank you. >> you wrote an op ed in the "washington post" -- >> yes. >> -- which stated the epa's regional office was also provided with confusing, incomplete and incorrect information. >> yes. >> as a result, epa staff members

senior chief edward beyers the congressional medal of honor. he's the sixth navy s.e.a.l. ever awarded to the honor. this is about 20 minutes. ♪ >> let us pray. heavenly father be with us today as we gather to see senior chief edward beyer receive our country ace highest military honor from the hands of the president. we offer you our thanks for the integrity, generosity of spirit and valor that mark shows in his service. we offer thanks for dr. joseph and restoring them both safely to the embrace of those who love them. at the same time our hearts go out to petty officer nicolas chapman and his family and friends. may a grateful america always remember and honor his service and his sacrifice, amen. >> please be seated. well, good morning, everyone. and welcome to the white house. the ethos -- the creed -- that guides every navy s.e.a.l. says this: "i do not advertise the nature of my work, nor seek recognition for my actions." which is another way of saying that standing here today, in front of the entire nation, is not senior chief ed byers's idea of a good time. (laught

consider using that edwards mill road alternate or 442 get to wait. this will be with us through >>> demand accused and exonerated in the murder of a winston-salem newspaper editor was found dead in a car. darryl hunt was found dead in a car near winston-salem university. he was tried and proven innocent by dna in february 2004. he was missing nine days before being found. he severed from a medical condition that require treatment. they did not say how he died. >>> we know that his name of a man accused of breaking into a home and barricading himself inside for several hours. darrell hester junior broke into a home yesterday and was confronted by a couple inside. he fired a gun into the ground as he left. shortly afterwards, he entered an unoccupied home on morganton road. police and a s.w.a.t. team surrounded the home until incident in the afternoon. witnesses say he came out of the home after a police chief bought him a sandwich and pack of cigarettes. he faces several charges including burglary and breaking and entering. >>> two murders shocked a s

meteorologist brad edwards. brad: let's take a look at we are iowa's most accurate forecast. brad/wxwall: weather adlib: put script here in green on the first day of march, but can we expect any lamb-like weather in our future? well, the answer is yes! tonight will be cold though with clearing skies and temps falling into the 10s. at least the winds will be calming down in between weather systems. however, our next weather system will take long to come our way with clouds increasing quickly during the day wednesday. there could be some light rain showers developing over the metro by late in the day and into the early evening with snow developing again north of the metro. brad/2wx: that's all for my forecast. check out weareiowa.com for the latest in weather . expect any lamb-like weather in our future? well, the answer is yes! tonight will be cold though with clearing skies and temps falling into the 10s. at least the winds will be calming down in between weather systems. however, our next weather system will ta

the business really transfers from edward to william. while the apothecary stays in the same family for 41 years, it does transfer in marriage. john leadbeater had been working here with william and fell madly in love with william's sister and came back to work here. it switched in the family from stabler to leadbeater. the way it looks today, by 1852, it has a new interior that you can see with ginger breading and a more updated, gothic revival style. they were trying to stay current and keep attracting a new and fresh clientele. they had a loyal customer base. have a lot of the primary stores, ledgers, letters, orders , and prescription files in our collection. we can tell who is shopping here purchasing and what the , prices are for the products they are purchasing. they are getting people coming in off the street. they still have a who's who in alexandria customer order. one of edward stabler's most prominent patrons is martha washington. in 1802, she sends a letter requesting his best bottle of castor oil and requests it sent to mou

chris van hollen and donna edwards facing off. tom sherwood will serve as one of the moderators. >>> fbi investigating a piece of mail someone sent to donald trump's son. it had a white powdery substance inside, but investigators say it was not dangerous. >>> ravens player in critical condition at the hospital. corner back tray walker was on a dirt bike or moelt tore cycle >>> d.c. police are investigating alleged sexual assault on the campus of a d.c. private school. police say it happened on wednesday afternoon at sidwell fri friends upper school. a female student claims a male student forced will theoher to school on school property. >>> rain saturday night into snow could add up to 2 to 4 inches along i-81. >> boo. >> we're booing oig the weather now. >> enjoy your friday and puig he said. now at havertys furniture, it's our spring home event, where you can create the perfect home. from now until march twenty-first... you'll find huge savings on stylish pieces, plus