. >> reporter: listening to all this, the mayor of emerson where he has a third store. >> our emerson location is now down to four violations, which the gentleman has two more weeks to correct. >> reporter: he defended his use of a customized transport van. overnight with a space heater running. police say the temperature in the van was just 38 degrees. >> leaving them in there unattended had nothing to do with being adverse to the welfare of the dog. >> reporter: what if the space heater fails? >> that's why we use propane. it's fail proof. >> reporter: half of the dogs checked out healthy. four remain with a stomach bug and kennel cough. >> they were all crammed together in dirty cages. it's not hard to imagine they would have gotten sick. >> reporter: they have received hundreds of calls from people looking to adopt these puppies. >>> that will do it for us. thank you for watching. >>> live from studio 3c in rockefeller center, this is news >>> trump invites thousands to a rally here in his home state. >> why david dinkins say he is disappointed in mayor de blasio. >> parents shoul

." >> reporter: animal lovers are outraged seeing puppies still being sold at just pups in emerson new jersey and east hanover even after the owner was forced to shut down his allegations of animal cruelty and neglect. protestors want the shops all shut down. >> it's horrible. the conditions that these animals were in deplorable. >> reporter: he had his business license revoked in middlesex county in february but despite facing 269 charges of animal abuse there, and 400 summons for miss paramus store he is still allowed to operate this store in morris county. >> the system is broken. >> reporter: st. hubert's animal welfare center in madison says part of the problem is there isn't a statewide pet store license. each municipality issues its own so if one county revokes a license that person can set up shop in the next county over. >> we don't have requirement of reporting across different areas. >> reporter: there is something new jersey communities can do to stop the potential abuse of animals in pet stores with legislation in the books right now. the current state law says municipalit

trump with 56% support on the emerson poll compared to ted cruz's 22%. and trump hasn't been on the campaign trail for the past two days. he's focusing instead on his businesses. even the "new york times" now acknowledges that gop establishment claims that he can't gain 1237 delegates are simply wrong. times admitting trump's path to 1237 is, in their words, not mission impossible. here is the times in the times's own words -- there are no reliable polls out of indiana but the real clear politics average shows trump with an 8-point lead in california. we take up the republican race with a very important trump supporter, pastor robert jeffers is here tonight. hillary clinton dismissing outright the notion she could end up in handcuffs, dismissing it is nothing more than a republican fantasy. listen to the former secretary of state as she weighs in on her e-mail scandal. >> they live in that world of fantasy and hope. they've got a mess on their hands on the republican side. that is not going to happen. look, they've been after me for 25 years and they hav

trump with 56% support on the emerson poll compared to ted cruz's 22%.asn't been on the campaign trail for the past two days. he's focusing instead on his businesses. even the "new york times" now acknowledges that gop

the final poll from emerson college shows cruz with narrow lead over trump. 40 to 35%. five point difference that's barely above the margin of of error. cruz making retail stops alongside governor scott walker in a cheese shop. with trump holding three rallies hoping to send the senator down for the count. comparing walker's support for cruz with nikki haley's support for marco rubio in south carolina. >> the governor's against me. i remember with nikki haley when she came out and it was over. and then i won in a landslide. south carolina. it was over. and i have a feeling the same thing's going to happen here because walker has not done a great job. he has not done a good job. he's -- by the way he's okay. you're average, i hate to say it. you look around your surrounding states, you're average. you're not average people, right? so big deal. you've got the governor. the only reason he's doing it, he hates cruz. they all hate cruz. everybody hates cruz. cruz gets up, he says, oh, i'm the only one -- you know with his -- i wish he could talk normally ever once in a while

and i hold in my hand the memorial, which is to say petition of benjamin emerson and 45 other citizensn the state of massachusetts, pray in congress to adopt immediate measures for the peaceful dissolution of the union of these states. petitioners no longer wished to see the resources drained as they put it. for the benefit of the slave states. the slaveocracy which adams used to describe those people had been waiting for sufficient provocation, adams had now and henry wise of virginia to censure the former president, very grave punishment. adams said good and you should think about that. and the possible humiliation of being censured, he was delighted, it was a war he had sought and gained and look forward to in an uproar and the house adjourned. let me back up a little bit and explain how adams had come to this point. like all new englanders adams was opposed to slavery and considered a gross violation of american republican principles and christian principles as well but he also considered slavery to be in effect a settled issue, the constitution had been silent on it, states were f

. >> reporter: emerson blare is 9 years old.ponytail pride of west point, mississippi beat all the girls in her age group. >> i was a little nervous. >> reporter: how did you get that under control? >> i took deep breaths. and said it was okay. >> reporter: watching emerson compete her mother sandy blare had to take deep breaths too. >> people saying, she is going to win the i was like, no, no, no. i really lost it. i did. totally lost it. >> reporter: tears? >> yes. >> yes. >> go back and see what that looked like. >> steven robert hernandez. >> reporter: steven hernandez has a big trophy and he also knows what is really important. >> my sisters don't have what i have. >> when you go home are you going to run around and hold the trophy up high and say hooray for me? >> yeah. >> reporter: remember that name, steven hernandez. steven hernandez, he told me he will play in the masters one day. he will win it. he will do it when he is 20. >>> it's tuesday, april 5th, 2016. this is "cbs morning news." >> this is the chicken for the c

the door parker was a radical theologian, a friend of a friend of emerson's, a brilliant man, strange, difficult. he allowed himself to be very critical of his subject because it wasn't technical eulogy. shall we tell lies about him because he is death he asked his audience. parker noted that a secretary of state and president adam had remained mute on slavery. he was what is called a good hater, parker rightly noted and he used his wit. he was a poor poet, his greatest greatest intellectual faculties memory and he shall but little foresight. in white then did his greatness why? in this, parker said that throughout all of his words and acts he ran a golden thread, an intense, and intense love of freedom for all men. then parker summoned up that moment in 1842 when adam stood in the well of the house on the issue of slavery. this is what he said. he said i know a few things in modern times so grand as that old man standing there in the house of representatives, a man who was born himself proudly early during service and high place for honor may be one, a man would build the highest off

the final poll from emerson college, however, has the senator up 8.sconsin yesterday from janesville to green bay to milwaukee. look at those crowds. his final primary eve rally took place literally around the corner from donald trump. meanwhile, clinton campaigned in new york alongside governor andrew cuomo and touted his efforts as that state passed an increase in the minimum wage. >> feelings have to be matched with politics. he had to put together the votes. >> that's right. >> now, some people get bored by that kind of talk. don't bother me with the details. let's just make it sound good, let's just feel good. well, i think we would still be sounding and feeling good if it hadn't been for the hard work and the incredible commitment that the governor made to this issue. >> if there's a large voter turnout we will win here. if we win here we're going to have a bounce going into new york state where i think we can win. if we win in new york state, between you and me, i don't want to get hillary clinton more nervous than she already is. she's already

trump with 56% support on the emerson poll compared to ted cruz's 22%.hasn't been on the campaign trail for the past two days. he's focusing instead on his businesses. even the "new york times" now acknowledges that gop

its way into what else can offer us we found a lot of cool things like this guided meditation the emerson experience did help them escape the frenzy and chaos of the real world which you see with the suits he would vote for judge index went wrong and just seconds of dog trapped as the elevator doors close shut. >>pam moore: and one who loves pad to but there is a happy ending we're glad to sign. >>grant lodes: you can see the doors open unbelievable it and a woman getting inside are before the door closes the leash to get stuck the woman knows immediately something is wrong a limited tax self and the dollar obviously flies into the air the woman pulled the emergency stop boston and they were able to get the dog offering some of the dog was not heard but certainly you someone who has a dog so one of the elevators. >>pam moore: tonight the republican senator ted crews making a last effort to catch up the dollar trout will have a warming trend will let you know what to expect. that's a good lookin' pile of dirt. yeah. it's nature's care. what's in it? lots of rich, moist organic things. can

a recent emerson college poll shows the senator leading clinton among democratic voters.ne estherbrook is live for us in milwaukee. so, diane, how is it looking for the idea of an underdog, the underdog bernie sanders becoming a big winner among democrats? >> well, at this point it looks fairly good. one of the things that bernie sanders was counting on today was heavy voter turn out. and voting turnout has been fairly steady throughout the day. one of the concerns that he had was this new voter i.d. law in wisconsin. it was feared that he may prevent younger voters, college students voting. but i talked with someone from the board of election as couple of hours ago, and they said today they hadn't had any problems with that, so that could bode well for sanders. >> let's talk about ted cruz. he's leading in the polls there. tell us about the republican race. >> yes well, there is the spread between cruz and donald trump going into today, according to the emerson college poll was 15 points. that looks pretty good for ted cruz. he picked up endorsements from party leaders i

already 77 degrees in newark. 75 in emerson. 76 in long branch. and the dew point has increased dramatically. so we have a warm and humid atmosphere, we'll time out the storms for future tracker for you coming up in the full seven-day forecast. >>> right now, police are looking for men who am bushed their victims, attacked them one was knocked out by an attacker armed with a rock. that victim talked to news 4's lori bordonaro. >> reporter: when i spoke to that victim earlier, he was on his way to the doctor, he still is recovering from facial injuries. he tells me he was on his way home from work, he was walking down this street here when those three men came up behind him attacked him with the rock and then robbed him. he spent two days in the hospital. his attack was all caught on his neighbor's video surveillance last sunday. here on 77th street. and you can see one of the men there come up behind and throw a rock at his face and two more men join in, punching and beating him until he says he blacked out. the men took off with his cell phone an

the residents here at emerson house suffer from severe dementia, but the moment that the unique group off of the el vaer or the, there are smiles all across the room. >> it is neat to be taking a giant 400-pound animal into everywhere. a lot of time, you will get a lot of shock at first, and they don't understand why a llama who is dressed up is in their home. and then you look at this intrigue. so it is a shock, and then they are like, i want to feel it, i want to feel how soft he is, and he is looking cool. when they put a carrot if their lips and he gives them a kiss, it is instant pure joy. >> reporter: these carrot kisses are pop ular, because the llama don't have upper teeth, just bottom teeth, and they don't bite. >> it happens 100 times in every visit, and it is the same, just seeing the people so giddy is the joy that fuels me and exciting. >> would you like to give it a carrot. >> the mayo clinic says it can relieve pain and fatigue, and smiling and laughter are also good for your health and longevity, and the simple act of smiling is said to activate the happy centers in yo

. >> reporter: emerson blair is also 9 years old. the ponytail pride beat all of the girls in her age group. >> i was a little nervous. >> reporter: how did you get that under control? >> i took a deep breath and said it's okay. >> reporter: watching emerson compete, her mother sandy blair had to keep deep breaths too. >> people were saying she is going to win. no, no, no. i lost it, i really did. totally lost it. >> reporter: tears? >> yes. i don't want to go back and see what that looked like. >> stephen robert hernandez. >> reporter: stephen hernandez has his big trophy but he also knows what is really important. >> my sisters don't have what i have. >> reporter: when you go home, are you going to run around the house and hold that trophy up high and say hooray for me? >> yeah. >> reporter: remember that name, stephen hernandez. stephen hernandez. he tells me he will play in the and he'll do when he is 20. tiger woods, the youngest masters winner, was 21. >> wow! >> i believe in stephen. >> i wouldn't count him out. >> i believe s

right now it is 66 degrees in brooklyn, roselle park at 68. 69 in ramsey, 66 in emerson. it's already 70 degrees in newark. that ocean influence is being capped a little bit so far because the winds aren't too strong just yet. here's a look at those current wind gusts. notice they're not strong on long island. 23 in newburg. 25 in morristown and bellmawr with a peak wind gust of 20 miles per hour. storm tracker you can see the showers arriving. they won't arrive until we get into at least the overnight hours tonight. we will see an increase in cloud cover with the warm front of making its approach. you can see the cold front of this storm system moving through the ohio river valley right now. that's what's going to bring us the better chance for a thunderstorm. we'll see that on future tracker. just some clouds moving through the overnight hours tonight. by the time you wake up tomorrow morning it will be partly cloudy sky. still not range for the morning commute for just about anybody in the tristate. best chance for a shower north and west of town until we get into the

emerson 38 and 36 in parsippany. it's chilly in a few spots around. to the north and west we're seeing up to the 20s in monticello, 40 in farmingdale and bridgeport and 40 in morristown. winds are light at this time but they're going to pick up in intensity tomorrow a little bit as that low comes out of the midwest and sort of spins just off the coast a bit. so fair skies across the area so is this mix of rain and snow. this is just part of it. when that energy reaches the coast it dives south and hits here, it will start to spin up just a bit. that's why why the area south and west of the city are likely to see more snow. by 8:00 we're starting to see the leading edge of this mixture coming in across southern new jersey. then it starts to spread through the central part of new jersey into the city by 1:00. now, watch out around barn i gat and parts of ocean county. one of the forecast models is indicating that you may see some heavier accumulations of snow. i've pushed this 1 to 3 inch band from hunterdon county to parts of ocean county. we'll be upd

instead of saying good, we call at emerson. we used to call it dynamic.of things, we talk about this all the time, about the internet controlling everything. points for iranian hackers. carol: that is terrible. if we are talking about expanding the internet, we have to make sure it is secure. if you put it in places where you have not locked down the securities -- carol: millennials comes up a lot. : i am not a millennial. too much time is spent thinking about the millennials. everywhere.t them every company is all about the millennials. it means anyone under the age of 30. may be in means we do not understand them, or making sense of them. i feel generational definitions are lousy. ishin each age group there diversity. you cannot give them one label. i want to pivot to something else. what does that mean? means plan a did not work we need a plan b. ashink we described it retreats, flee. balloto make something -- something bad sound good. -- sam: sometimes you have to be wrong to be right. carol: may be big data will help. big data, which we used to call

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ceos who took home even more as their shareholders lost ground include those at alcoa, emerson, and whirlpool. star bucks ceo howard schultz took a 6% pay cut even as the coffee chain's total return rose over 50%. and as he usually does berkshire's want buffett was last on the list, pay under half a million, small change for a billionaire. for "nightly business report" i'm mary thompson. >>> xerox saw profits fall 85% this past quarter. that's where we begin tonight's "market focus." the cost of breaking the company into two was a big drag on earnings. along with a decline in printer and copier sales. the company also cited foreign currency head winds. shares of the company fell sharp he down more than 13% to $9.68. valiant pharmaceuticals has a new ceo, joseph papa, who until recently served as ceo of peridot, a company known for selling over-the-counter drugs, is shifting to valiant after helming peridot over a decade. valiant shares were initially higher but slipped to close at 35.16. shares of peridot fell more than 18% to 99.40. >>> private equity firm kkr reported a loss of more than $3

sam boyd stadium for the first time out there near emerson nevada. necklaces strychnine close to downtown vegas' i it's out there though. the school would expand to the 45,000. right now the seat 30 but it will be very interesting to see again the curators then we talk what this all the time. >> gary: it a first post will million dollars. he was sued the denver broncos will have to take less that we talk we will wait- and-see >> gary: april 1st areas played a prank on tom brady. put him in warm water. >> pam: i could stand predict your life span. how you can one person >> pam: trash is another person's treasure nelson is now retired in his 33 year career as sanitation worker he has gotten quite a collection he started picking up knickknacks putting them aside now as the store in the spelling the conceit of the items now exist. old film projector and action figures aunt a star david that he has made from actual steel from the world trade center. >> grant: story scientists in britain new research they are working on software that can predict a person's

new polls from quinnipiac university and emerson college today show hillary clinton leading bernie sandersn new york, 58-36 in maryland, and 49-43 in maryland. and a medieval of the clinton-sanders debate in brooklyn, tensions are quite high between the two democrats and their camps on issues of are very important to the left. such as guns, wall street, and fracking. today, sanders picked up his first endorsement from a colleague in oregon. and he campaigned, picketing communications giant verizon. john, how was hillary clinton doing in her attempt to bring the left into work camp, while she continues to battle bernie sanders? john: there are a couple different less. there is the activist, feel the bern -- i don't think she is doing well according to them. she gave a strong speech there today, appealing to african-americans. the left she has done well with, she has continued to do well with very but she shores up with those groups. i think she will do well with those in new york. mark: there are a lot of bernie sanders supporters who speak despairingly of hillary clinton. i'm not sure she

new polls from the ps university and emerson college show hillary clinton leading bernie sanders 53 percent to 40% in new york and 50% to 36% in maryland and 49% to 43% in connecticut. on the eve of the clinton-sanders debate, tensions are high between the two democrats and their camps on issues like guns, wall street, and fracking. today, bernie sanders take up his first and/or cement from a senate colleague in oregon and campaigned with a union picketing verizon. how does hillary clinton doing in her attempt to bring the left into her camp while she continues to battle bernie sanders? >> there is the left that is the activist, who are feeling the bern. action with the national network today, gave a strong speech appealing to african-americans. the part of the left she has performed well with, she continues to perform well with. she will turn them out and do well in new york and that is a component of her holding on to the nomination. >> a lot of bernie sanders supporters who speak disparagingly of hillary clinton. i do not know if she needs them. -- the that clinton clinton people underst

i read emerson in college. i'm not a cook or a writer, i'm a human panda. >> stephen: okay. i get the human part. i'm totally on board with the human part. where's the panda? >> stephen: i don't, i... (applause) >> little bit. >> stephen: little bit of panda. you have been called -- you know, you're a chef. you've also been called a bad boy or a rebel. can food itself be rebellious? >> i think food absolutely can be rebellious and should be rebellious at times. when we open up bow house, my big inspiration was pork buns became a trendy thing. a popular restaurant in new york were serving pork buns. >> stephen: trendy restaurant >> yes. and people were giving another chef the credit. i said this is a dish from taiwan people have been cooking for upwards of 50 years, and me and my brother opened a bow house so people knew this was from taiwan, so this is our food, culture and ide sny you were setting the record straight with the buns. >> stephen: called bows? this is the famous chairman bow house. this is named after robin givens. >> stephen: that's extraordinary. >> thank you

new polls from the ps university and emerson

according to a poll by boston-based emerson college, mrs.on is at 56%, senator sanders at 38%. donald trump leads ted cruz 56% to 22%. john kasich is in third place at 17%. senator cruz heading more than -- moreon -- adding 12 than $12 million to his campaign coffers. officials don't say how much cash senator cruz has on hand right now. court, thefederal government pressing ahead with a demand that apple help it crack into a drug dealer's iphone. it is appealing a ruling in apple's favor. the decision to appeal comes after the fbi successfully gained access to the iphone of one of the san bernardino .hooters without apple's help it has become the pivotal case regarding privacy rights. spacex has another big launch plant. an unmanned falcon rocket is set to take off a little over an hour from now. the company's spacecraft will attempt to deliver a large hall of supplies to the international space station, including an inflatable model that may one day be used for space hotels. it will be spacex's first station delivery since a launch accident

. >> emerson blair is already 9 years old.er age group. >> i was a little nervous. >> how did you get that under control? >> i took deep breaths. and said it's okay. >> watching ymer southern compete, her mother sandy blair had to take deep breaths, too. >> people saying she's going to win. i was like, no, no, no, i really lost it, i did. totally lost it. >> tears? >> yes. >> full blown. >> i have to go back and see what that looked like. >> steven robert hernandez. >> he has a big trophy but also knows what's really important. >> my sisters don't have what i have. >> are you going to run around the house and hold that trophy up high and say hooray for me? >> yeah. >> remember that name, steven hernand hernandez. steven hernandez. he told me he will play in the masters one day, he will win it and do it when he's 20. tiger woods, the youngest masters winner was 21. nor norah? >> wow. he knows how to play to the camera. >> i wouldn't count him out. >> i believe steven hernandez. >> i'll be watching emerson, too. >> pulling for t

back on march 14, emerson had him up 52 points. is there anying that bothers you there? >> i'm a trump supporter all the way to the e end. i would say in new york he's going win big. but last night as frank underwood would say, cruz won, he fought hard and dug his heels in. withhe help of the establishment he won. the trump campaign needs to take a good look at how they can address the population as we move forward. charles: i know you are not a fan of donald trump, but ted crcruz said there was saturning point in the election. do you think there is more to it than that? >> last night is certainly the turning poinin the election. charles: could it all fade away the next couple weeks? >> i don't think it wi fade away the next two weeks. ted cruz is moving into new york, and he's campaigning and doing the hard kind of campaigning which is different than the kind of campaigning donald trump is doing with the big rallies.s. bothtyles are working for the candidates but he's giving spepeeches, letting people in new york get to know him. there are 13 congressional districted wh

the best polling of the dems came from emerson college in boston which had sanders ahead by eight butperfectly. "factor tip of the day," be very skeptical of political polling. butsome outfits are accurate. check out the fox news factor website, which is different from billoreilly.com. spout out about the factor from anywhere in the world. word of the day, do not be nefarious when writing to "the factor." we have two stories coming out of the south. the first story by the democrats is that the border is secure. there's no problem. everything's fine. the second story by the border patrol itself is things are chaos and it's a sith. so we have a factor investigation about the southern border tomorrow. again, thanks for watching us tonight. ms. megyn is next. i am bill o'reilly. please remember, the spin stops right here, because we are definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight. new fallout from last night's gop primary, which is significantly increasing the chances of a historic fight to claim the mantle of the republican party. good evening and welcome to "the kelly file," ev

he also has a store at emerson university. the mayor showed up out here today. we got a chance to talk to him on camera. you'll hear what he has to say about how he's monitoring that story. that's coming up also later on, on eyewitness news. for live here in paramus, toni yates. >>> new at noon, a rally was held on the steps of city hall, to push for the passage of a new bill that will push wrongful conviction. they are demanding the new york state legislature take action on resolution, 979. it requires police interrogations to be fully reported and will help end false confessions and misidentifications. members of the central park 5, the men falsely convicted of raping a central park jogger in 1989 were also on hand to honor the bill. involved eyewitness misidentification. an additional 14 involve false confessions. there are simple, readily- available reforms that we could implement today, that would prevent these kinds of miscarriages of justice. >> the city council will hold a meeting on the legislation later today. >>> uber drivers are facing off today on t

if we look at the latest emerson poll it shows trurp has 55% support here in empire state is. kasich 21% and cruz with assessment of new york 8 have value gains 18%. 20% don't know me. so where we are u now is we're caught many in this place where my name has come up, but people still haven't decided. >> if we unite, we will win this primary. if unite, we will beat hillary clinton we will turn this country around. trump are did make a major, major ghast yesterday. but you can take a listen. down there i watch our police in 7-eleven and world trade center after it came down and i saw the greatest people i've ever seen in action -- >> it's unlikely that ghast will have any significant impact on his showing, and today's primary. some people are just chalking it up to his grueling schedule and just being tired and mixing two words u up. who knows. he votes today at 9:30 just a u few blocks away from here at central synagogue. that is latest from outside up trump tower this morning. beaming back to both of you. >> a lot of work, a lot of sleepless nights so yeah i know they're goin

i have one lead from emerson that has us down to double digits.going to run the tape in wisconsin and give it all we've got until the polls close tomorrow. just to put things in perspective, i saw one estimate today that even if senator sanders won wisconsin by 40 points, which no public poll is suggesting, he would still need to win 57% of the remaining delegates in all the rest of the contests, and there's just no basis to believe that in a big, diverse state like new york he's going to achieve anything like that type of benchmark, to say nothing of a state like california which is later in the schedule in june. >> i have to ask you about the disagreement over debates. your colleague calina shockey was with me last week saying, we're almost there. we'll have an agreement on when there will be a debate. we sit here a week later and we still don't have an agreement. what gives? >> i think we're actually getting close, and i think we had a significant breakthrough today. the sanders campaign had recently proposed april 14. we had agreed to that dat

he also has an emerson location. the mayor there sent his health office to inspect it. >> he's been out since february 10th seven times with other inspectors, spca inspectors and state inspectors. there were violations that existed back on the 10th. all but four had been corrected. >> reporter: losacco insists his pets are cared for and he runs his business properly. >> there's nothing bad or inhumane about it, but not knowing the industry or whatever, i can see where someone would form that opinion. >> the mayor of paramus says the governing body here in town is asking the board of health to shut just pups down permanently. but he also says it is now facing 400 summonses. toni yates, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> mayor bill de blasio is addressing recent reports about a corruption probe involving nypd officials. >> an investigation means something is being looked at. until we get a result, we can't make final judgments. so in terms of any past donations, i will make that determination when we see the results of the

. >>> siemens is reported to be eyeing a $4 billion acquisition of equipment maker emerson electric networks power business. that's according to reuters sources that are familiar with this matter. and let's talk sugar. tate and lyle revised down its forecast for the fourth quarter and earnings in february. that's thanks to weakening currencies in brazil and mexico. off by around 2%. >>> and a u.s. judge has approved bp's settlement over the 2010 gulf of mexico oil spill. the british oil giant will be paying $18.7 billion in penalties to five states and the u.s. government in a deal that was agreed originally back in july of 2015. the u.s. attorney general loretta lynch said that today's action holds bp accountable with the largest environmental penalty of all time. jason is with us from jeffries. is this the end, then, of this oil spill, of this environmental disaster for bp? >> it's primarily the end, yes. the settlement with the government was by far the biggest component that was still remaining. there is still lingering claims of business interruption from private individuals that will k