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is the water in flint safe to drink? >> the water in flint is safer than what it had been. initially more than a year ago when lead testing was done, levels of more than-- in the hundreds of parts per billion of lead were being detected in flint water. now the level is below the federal action level of 15 parts per billion. so it is safer. but it is still not pure water. it still has some lead in it. >> sreenivasan: okay. so the levels are getting better and that is kind of good enough to pass the national threshhold, right? so what are the domino affects here. if people are too poor, perhaps, to pay their water bill or the subsidy has really made up for that gap, what happ 55% of resil water customers are current on their water bills. that's after a year of having the state subsidize 65% of their water bill. now once that 100% takes effect that they will start seeing beginning in their april water bills, the expectation is that fewer people will be current on their water bills, either because they don't have enough money to pay very high water bills or because they just do

>> well, for the first part, it costs $40 per person to go to this summit in flint about flint wherer governor who still has not addressed the public, to talk about flint, to talk about how great things are and what a miracle things are because they're trying to say that oh, the 90th percentile is 12 parts per billion. that's still poison. they're not talking about the bacter bacteria. now i have to pay $40 to hear our governor lie about the quality of our water and brag about what a great job he did. that's ridiculous. yeah, i'm probably going to go and i doubt i will be getting my questions answered but sit there with a sign, say what about the bacteria, what about the 200 people that have died from bacterial pneumonia? talk about them. >> put on your mother hat, melissa. you got three kids. you always tell me every time we talk how they're doing. what are they saying to you about this water issue? what are they saying to you that you remember? >> my sons have to go back in for physical therapy. it's painful. they're not growing right. their growth plates have hardened because of t

of flint changed the source of the drinking water to the flint river in order to try to save money. the river water corroded flint's pipes, causing toxic lead to leech into the city's drinking water. officials say flint's water is still unsafe to drink without a filter, and many residents remain wary of drinking the water at all. on monday, a white army veteran who traveled from baltimore to new york city to kill black men was indicted by a grand jury on the charge of murder as terrorism. police say 28-year-old james harris jackson confessed to repeatedly plunging a sword into 66-year-old timothy caughman, killing him. police say jackson was part of a white supremacist hate group in baltimore. on monday, white house press secretary sean spicer refused to answer questions about the case, and refused to call it a hate crime. in colorado, about 1000 people congregated at a mosque in fort collins on sunday to show support after the mosque was vandalized earlier that morning. police say they've arrested the man suspected of throwing rocks through the mosque's doors, and then tossing a bi

>> amy: can you talk about some examples yactayo your recently in flint -- you were recently in flintll-known for what happened to the water supply of flint, the poisoning of an american city when it was taken off its traditional water supply by an emergency manager who the republican governor of michigan city,t in to rule that and an elected official. took it off its water supply of over half a century, the detroit water system and made the water supply the flint river -- which was a corrosive, polluted body of water. talk about the significance of the cutting of the epa for communities like flint, and then talk about south carolina. >> oh, sure. as it relates to flint, that is situation that has just devastated the community, but there is still hope also in the community. recently, there with the mayor otherse of her staff and , focusing on some environmental justice opportunities and how we can help to revitalize that communities. you know, in speaking with many of the folks who are there. they are still struggling to make sure they have fresh water, clean water, something that man

new information about the water crisis in flint michigan. a deal made in court yesterday -- would replace 18-thousand water lines in flint by 20-20. the state of michigan has to pay nearly 50 million dollars to do it. a judge is scheduled to review the settlement during a hearing this afternoon. the city has been in a health crisis for years -- since a cost-cutting measure lead to tainted drinking water. it'll be the trial the world is watching. so the big question: who will serve on the for the bill cosby case? the defense wants to pre-screen as many as 2-thousand potential jurors. prosecutors are objecting to that request. the trial is set to start in june. cosby is accused of drugging and molesting a woman 2004. now to washington where democrats are calling on the republican congressman leading the investigation into russian meddling to step aside. this comes following new information that devin nunes was on white house grounds for a secret meeting the day before he went to president trump with new findings. the problem is he did so witho

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i'm from flint, michigan. and we know in my community what happens when we fail to protect drinking water. in the course of the day, most americans take for granted that water that comes from the tap is safe. mr. speaker, the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman will suspend. members in the rear of the chamber, please cease conversations. ake seats. the gentleman from michigan. mr. kildee: thank you, mr. speaker. people take for granted that water is safe. but for my community of 100,000 people, that is not true. it hasn't been true for years. since the state government switched to a corrosive water source, the flint river, they have not been able to drink water out of the tap. this terrible decision poisoned the city's water supply with corrosive water, resulting in high levels of lead, leeching into their water system. going into their pipes into their homes into their bodies. 100,000 people, 7,000 children. under the age of 6. nearly three years later, those same families are still r

. >>> breaking news out of flint, michigan. the city has reached an agreement with the state on its plan to replace thousands of home water lines. the deal settles a lawsuit over flint's lead contaminated water. under the plan, flint will replace at least 18,000 water lines by the year 2020. the state will pick up the bill with state and federal money and it says it will set aside $87 million for the project and keep another 10 million in reserve. >>> okay so starting to warm up outside, but at what price? >> yeah, our chief meteorologist topper shutt tracking storms on live first alert doppler, ha? >> looking at yellow weather alert for tomorrow we have better chance tomorrow afternoon but check out the highs 75 downtown, 77 in manassas, 78 in fredericksburg and we'll come back and tell you which commute is most threatened and also look ahead to the end of the week. more rain is on the way. >>> british investigators have found no evidence that the man who carried ouas london attack was tied to isis or al qaeda. they say britis

flint plans on doing a construction, state will flip the bill, you may remember, flint switched to untreated water from the flint river back in 2014 and that led to that contamination. >>> disturbing discovery at a high school in maryland which may have ended in a prevented. investigators say there was an 18 yea in april at her school in fredrick county. washington. she even got a gun and bomb in her diary about plans for an act of violence. luckily thatfound out and they d their own daughter n police think she was act ago loan. >> we are absolutely confident at this point and i say at this point this is a fluid investigation that she was the only one that knew of the impending date, and that the incident was averted as was all of this investigation. >> that teen was taken in custody and under evaluation at a hospital there. >>> so, our united states women's hockey team are champions and now they are planning to boycott this weeks world championships after failing to reach a deal with the u.s.a. hockey yesterday. the negotiations will go on as well. here's the thing, the players are seeking

source from detroit's water system to the untreated flint river. by now you know the rest of the stories. residents reported serious health problems with experts say the water corroded pipes causing lead to infiltrate the water supply. >>> severe weather across the country today. texas strong storms brought hail in the size of golf balls. hail and strong winds have been reported in several other states across the southeast as well. with that let's bring in nbc meteorologist bill karins. bill, when you have softball-sized hail raining down, it's not a good day. >> you come out and see your car looking like that, you know you're in trouble. we watched the worst of the weather throughout tennessee mississippi. it wasn't the huge hail. we called it nickel or dime-sized hail. in some quarter sized hail but we didn't see the huge softball sized hail yesterday. that's good. we didn't have a lot of significant damage out of that. going through atlanta with heavier downpours over the next hour or two. charlotte, you're just about done with your rain. we als

. >> up next, setback for the city of flint michigan they work to get their water supply back up and running. >> plus this. >> this is one of those situations where lapd or any law enforcement is really in one of those can un drums, what are they going to do? >> new this morning, a wild police chase in l.a., reaching speeds more than 110 miles per hour, we'll show you how the driver tricked police. >> and we will tell you why firefighters didn't want to put water on these flames in a caused a community to be evacuated. stay with us. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> all right, well, yes, it is time to wake up. sorry to break it to you, but the good news is? >> it is friday, alleluhia. amen. katie is here with your weekend forecast whether we come right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ (voand exceptional customerity pre-ownservice,les... head t to your neiborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your next one. >> out west in los angeles california, police have one person under arrest after a wild car chase.

look at flint, michigan. i've been to flint. that is what happens when you don't have government in check around basic necessities. i think everyone thinks their tax dollars should protect things like air and water and yet we are giving devastating cuts to those programs. agriculture, that is a big part of our economy in wisconsin. these were not the promises made on the campaign trail. very few people will benefit from the proposals in the budget. from the next call is tennessee, democrats line, evelyn. caller: good morning. i just wanted to say that this bill that they are trying to get through, i think it is based on age instead of income. people that are in low income bracket, they don't pay that much, they don't pay that and it causes them to have a lot of poor people that don't work or anything. mean, theto pay -- i people that work for low income, they have to pay more and i'm 90 years all and i'm worried about what is going to happen to me because i'm on medicare and i have a lot of health issues and i know they are goin

>>> officials in flint michigan said the city -- when the city well -- officials in flint michigan say when the city will be able to fix the drinking water. >>> this is the bay area new station, kron4 news continues now. >>> first, accusations of wiretapping at trump tower, how several former official said it didn't happen. president obama's most senior intelligence officials has joined the course. andrew spencer reports the white house is not backing down.>> reporter: the director of national intelligence under barack obama told meet the press there was no court ordered surveillance at trump tower. >> if the fbi for instant had advised the court order, with that the information you would know or not? >> yes. >> reporter: you would be told this? >> yes. something like this absolutely. >> reporter: at this point you can confirm or deny it? >> i can't deny. >> there is no court order. >> not to my knowledge.>> reporter: while the tweets from trump question the legality of the wiretap, james clapper says he would like to think he would know about it if it happened extrajudicially. white h

tucker toamed mark succeed douglas flint as chairman. the ceo of aia, will take the post in october. his first major task will be to find a ceo. vodafone says it will add more than 2000 new jobs in the u.k. the company says the positions will be filled over the next two years. the move is expected to support 2 billion pounds of investment in britain. that is your bloomberg business flash. guy: thanks very much indeed. i want to find what is happening with euro-dollar at the moment. we were wondering whether or not we would get some sort of action surrounding the euro as a result of what was happening in the dutch election. this isn't the chart i'm looking for. what we're seeing at the moment, is that the euro is beginning to fade. it was above 1.07 later. it is backing off that fairly sharply. pay attention to that move. we've basically been pricing the taper friday into monday. you saw that through the asian session. now you are getting london liquidity kicking in. looks like london liquidity is causing the euro to sink a little bit. u.

why should people from flint trust that more government is the answer? >> that's a good point.ome in and run the city of flynt. john: this villification of money making. you worked in the financial sector. you are a democrat. >> if that parking contractor can do a better job, we friep resources. john: why can the contractor do a better job. >> they apply technology. john: why can't the city apply technology. >> the city was in financial distress. john: private companies go out of business if they don't do a good job. i'll let the jersey city mayor answer that. what if they screw up? >> they are toast. we'll give the contract to somebody else. there is nothing like the prospect of a hanging. >> these men worked for jersey city water when the department said it couldn't be done. now they do what couldn't be done. >> are you working harder? yes, you are always on the go, every date many something different. john: were you goofing off before? >> occasionally. >> government workers, many of them are hard workers, but you can't fire the bad ones. it creates a culture where people don

julie: you mentioned flint, what is the long-term plan?recent news is that lead levels have fallen, but are still above the level that you yourself have proposed as being the new safety level. what is a long-term plan their? governor snyder: the levels are below the new proposed standard. with more recent test results. we are showing strong results in flint. a lot of progress on the waterfront. we are continuing the economic comeback. we have enhanced nutritional, health services. flynt is recovering, but it is not something that will happen overnight. actions,ing short-term intermediate actions, long-term actions, and partnership with the city and federal government. the good part is, we have had over a hundred new jobs created in flint over the last couple years! 800 is a lot of jobs. we have the opportunity to see more. let's make flint a better place than it was before the crisis even happened. julie: that was governor rick snyder of michigan, he spoke to me earlier. joe: the labor market math on president trump's $1 trillion and for s

i know the example of flint was brought up earlier. the state of michigan received additional funding from the federal government through and 1115 waiver at the -- that the state worked with them on. >> did that have an effect on it? -- >> negative affect? >> we do not believe the state changed the fmap. >> they were able to get a waiver, additional funds to deal with the population? i yield back. >> will the gentleman yield? >> yes, i will yield. and thed the pies mandatory spending squeezes the congressional budget and we are spending, i don't know, $400 billion in interest payments that could best go to providing education, schools, roads, bridges, and so that is the mandatory spending pressure that i keep talking about. i yield back. >> i yield back, mr. chairman. >> are there others seeking recognition? the chair recognizes the gentlelady from california, ms. matsui, for five minutes, to speak. >> i moved to strike the last word. per capita cap is another way of rationing care, which hurts the most vulnerable american families, wh

from flint, michigan, please welcome dr. mona hanna-attisha.cheers and applause] doctor, how you doing?

spends any money anywhere else, put a few dollars into flint, michigan.here were children there who still do not have clean drinking water and that is unbelievable in a country that calls itself, you know, the best country in the world. billions on war. , let's focusplanet on our own people for a little bit, just a little while, and help people who really need help . i have a bachelors degree. i work in manual labor. see someike to productive things done. rather than spending all of our money that we borrow from china everywhere else in the world. host: ok. one of our callers earlier mentioned sewer systems as a top priority in the infrastructure system. according to the report, it gets the nation's wastewater system a nation'sd says the 14,748 wastewater treatment plans are the most basic and critical infrastructure system for protecting public health and the environment. use of treatment plant upgrades and more stringent federal regulations have significantly reduced untreated releases and improve water quality worldwide. it is expected that more than 5

jummy: happening today, a possible sign of progress in the lead water crisis in flint michigan. a judge will hold a hearing on a plan to replace water lines in 18,000 homes. under the proposal, the state and federal government would pay nearly $100 million to replace the lid or galvanized steel line serving homes. water has been tainted with lead for over a year as the city cap the flint river but did not treat the water to reduce corrosion. on monday, the nfl gave the greenlight light to the oakland raiders to move down to sin city. they are leaving oakland for the second time, the first game in 1982 when they left for los angeles. it comes after the city of oakland refused to use taxpayer money for a new stadium. the las vegas promise $750 million from taurus tax, but still concerned -- tourist tax. but still concerns. >> the nfl has publicly been against gambling. >> we do not want to see a relocation of a franchise. is notthe move immediate, the raiders had two more seasons on their lease with oakland. all the golf ball-sized hail that hit texas this week, one child put it t

an update out of flint, michigan.ficials say it could take another two years before the water crisis there-- is over. mayor karen weaver says a new water treatment plant isn't expected to built until august 20-19. you may remember-- flint's water supply contained dangerous levels of lead-- after the city switched its water source three years ago. residents are still not using tap water for cooking or drinking. the paper towel company, brawy, is replacing its iconic brawny man with a woman.. for women's history month. the move is part of the hash-tag "strength has no gender" initiative. brawny's parent company, georgia-pacific, started it. it's aimed at celebrating women in science, technology, engineering, and math. brawny woman rolls are available in eight-roll packages all throughout march.. nationwide. it's xx and we're just getting started. next this morning - trump's weekend tweets. the director of the f-b-i weighs in on the presiden't claim his phones were tapped. also next, tsa changes. the new patdown the next

i had our -- we had our issue in flint and an issue with the sewer. we need to invest in infrastructure because it can have a good long-term return, and nationally we have been under investing in some time. you mentioned flint, and they want to bring that up. what are the long-term plans? the lead levels have fallen to some degree, but they are above the level that you have proposes the minute safety level. what is the long-term plan? snyder: actually, the new levels are below the proposed standard. there is a lot of progress on the waterfront there, and we have enhanced nutritional services, health services, and it is recovering but it is not something that will happen overnight. we are doing short-term action, intermediate-term actions, long-term actions in partnership with the city and federal government, and we are seeing progress. example,part is, for we have had 800 new jobs created in the past couple of years. 800 jobs is a lot of jobs in the community like flint, and i think we have an opportunity to see even more. let's make flint a better, b

are and the president to have made so men executive decisions he has been president, i think that flint, michigan, and the lead crisis in our country would be one of the top things he could use his executive position for. >> my name is sarah thomas. a senior. major in communications and my question is, while you have put on an immigration ban. what are you going to do bring more unity because there's a lot of chaos going on in the world. what will you do to fix that. >> i'm nicholas rogers, a senior here, majoring in broadcast journalism. one of the main issues i would love to see the president actually take hold on is relationships between minorities and law enforcement. and how you good be creating a more special bond between minorities and those in charge. >> hello. i'm sarah. i'm an education major here at morgan state university and what i want more than anything the congress is education, money for education. i'm from -- west baltimore and there's a lot of bars and crime and a lot of violence but there's not a lot of education and currently one thousand teachers were just laid off

. >>> flint, michigan, sending water subsidies, and oprah considers a political future.hose are some of the headlines on newsstands. oprah for president? her hometown, "chicago tribune" reports it's possible. the queen of daytime tv said that she didn't think she had the experience, but then president trump got elected. >> i thought, oh, gee, i don't have the experience. i don't know enough. now i'm thinking oh. >> right. >> oprah supported hillary clinton in the last presidential election. >>> "vanity fair" reports -- the academy has told price waterhouse coopers that ryan and martha reed will not be invited back for next year's ceremonies. the accounting firm has apologized for handing out the wrong envelope for best picture. >> the washington post reports that the white house has concluded that senior advisor kellyanne conway acted ivanka trump's clothing line during a tv interview. a federal ethics official has suggested she be disciplined for the apparent violation of federal rules. >>> fortune magazine says facebook is boosting its suicide prevention tools. the soc

. >>> the "detroit free press" says michigan has agreed to pay $87 million for new water lines in flintrt of the state settlement of a lawsuit over lead contaminated water in city. at least 18,000 lead or galvanized pipes will be replaced in flint within three years. >>> florida today says spacex is gearing up for a major rocket test. the company fired the engines of a used falcon 9 yesterday at kennedy space center. spacex is planning its first relaunch of a refurbished robert on thursday. >>> c b c news reports recreational marijuana can be legal one canada by mid-2018. the governing liberal party plans to propose it next month. the prime minister favored legalization during his campaign. >>> "time" explains how scientists in massachusetts turned a spinach leaf into beating heart tissue. they colonized the veins of the leaf with human tissue. they hope to ease the shortage of don'tor organs. >>> still ahead. uploading your thoughts. elon mufb wants brain to a computer to process information at lightning speeds. >>> the girl stays for now. a statue that took on a bull gets an extension

the city switched to untreated water from the flint river back in 2014. that caused lead from the pipes to get into the water supply. the city went back to detroit's water system in 2015 but neighbors still have to usele filters or water bottles. >>> back here in our area the second phase of philadelphia's beverage tax is now in effect. the first phase was education and awareness for distributors and making sure they registered for the tax. but now officials say it's all about enforcement. they are making sure they are following the law. the city now charges beverage distributors 1.5 cents per ounce. they say the second phase will make it more costly for those distributor whose are not complying. judge j.c. penney confirms it's closing 138 stores this summer including several in our area. the pennies at king of prussia mall, philadelphia mills mall, the willow grove park mall and rio grande store in cape may county are going out of business. the stores will start liquidation sales next month. >>> passengers flu on u.s. airlines in 2016 than ever before. a

. >> help is on way for people living in flint dealing with tainted water for years. we're back in 30 seconds. 6:09 now. president donald trump heads to epa today to sign executive order targeting obama administration climate change plan. president wants to boost domestic energy production in the form of fossil fuels. >> meanwhile more tweets late last night from commander in chief shifting to clin tons saying they should be investigated. all this as we learn the house intelligent chairperson viewed document on public ground. >> democrats are call on devon nunez to resign from the house intelligence committee after viewing classified documents on white house grounds. >> we go to executive branch at least once or twice a week. this is not unusual. there are intelligence products we don't have access to in the house of representatives. analysts say it appears congressman from trying to help president trump amid investigates into alleged ties between his campaign and russia. >> problem is still that once he got this information his first move was to go tell president was

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. >>> the city of flint could finally get safe drinking water from its taps to settle a lawsuit over lead tainted water the state will pay $87 million to replace the lines but the deal allows the state to top delivering bottled water to flint residents later on this year. >>> still ahead, a study on rising sea levels reveals how soon some of america's most popular beaches could disappear. >>> breaking overnight, two police officers ambushed and shot. dramatic new video of a pickup truck racing them to the hospital. >>> plus, a new look at breast-feeding and its long-term effect on the brain. >>> that is two miami-dade county undercover police officers arriving at a hospital in the back of a pickup truck. look at this video carefully. you can see their colleagues racing to get them inside of the emergency department there and they were wounded in an ambush-style attack while conducting surveillance at an apartment complex last night. their colleagues brought them to the emergency room under an escort. that operation that wounded the officers that they were involved in was designed to

. >>> making drinking water safe again in flint, michigan. coming up. who will pay the almost one hundred million dollar price tag to fix the water pipes leading to thousands and thousands of homes. >>> a spring time warm-up over the bay area this afternoon. coming up your numbers for tomorrow and how long the trend will last coming up. >> an update on developing news from downtown los angeles. a woman has climbed a construction crane and locked herself inside the blue cab on the left-hand side of the screen. a huge crane. it is about 15 stories high. these are live pictures from above the scene. police say she climbed in the cab 4: 20 this afternoon. a large construction project going on on west caesar chavez avenue. workers have turned off power and firefighters are trying to figure out what the safest way is to reach the woman and bring her down. we have learned that s.w.a.t. team negotiators are heading to the scene. we are keeping an eye on the story and will bring you new information as it develops. again a woman has locked herself inside the cab

. >>> it could take another two careers before the water crisis in flint michigan comes to an end. the mayor wrote this week that the city will not be able to treat its drinking water until august of 2019. in a letter to the eput,a. the mayor said it would take until then to build a new water treatment plan. flint's drinking water contained dangerous levels of led after the city switched the water source. residents are still not able to use tap water for cooking or drinking. >> a day after president trump accused president obama of week, tapping had us phones, the white houseing congress for help looking into the allegations. brook has more now from new york. >> reporter: after a weekend in florida, president trump boarded air force one heading back to washington. earlier he called on congress to investigate whether the obama white house abused their investigative powers, in a series of tweets he accused obama of wire tapping him before the election but provided no evidence. in obama spokesman denied the charge of the trump called the surveillance a fact but sunday a white house sp

say there have been a rash of break-ins in in this area lately. >> a deal to replace lead pipes in flintmichigan will go before a judge for final approval today. the state is agreeing to set aside up to 97 million and where dollars for repairs. 18,000 pipes and water lines will be replaced over the next three years. the project is part of a sweeping deal to settle a lawsuit by residents who were exposed to contaminated tap water. until the repairs are made, residents are asked to continue using a filter when using the taps. >>> a long island community surprised a couple with a gift that would change their lives forever. nicole and kevin barr teenie wanted to start a family but nicole has a rare autoimmune disease that prevents her from carrying a baby to term. kevin's long time friend sean and his wife leanna learned about their struggle. leanna a mother of five offered to be a surrogate for the barattinis. >> i love my kids and to see people that should have kids and couldn't have kids is -- it upset me. >> dominic and lucianna were born february 10th. >> beautiful story. beautiful babi

president trump or the thing that i would want him to solve within the first 100 days would be the flintrisis in michigan. lead in the water is unacceptable and some example that it has gone on for this long. for president to have made so many executive decisions in the short amount of times that he has been resident, i think that flint, michigan and the lead crisis in our country would be one of the top things that he could use his executive position for. >> my name is sarah thomas, a senior. i major in communications. my question for president donald trump is -- while you have put out the immigration ban, what are you going to do to bring more unity because there's a lot of chaos going on in the world? what will you do to fix it? >> my name is nicholas rogers. i'm a senior here majoring in broadcast journalism. one of the main issues i would love to see the president actually take over on his relationships between minorities and law enforcement. and how do you go about creating a more special bond between minorities and those in charge. >> hello, my name is sarah, and education major h

. >> settlement reached in the flint water crisis. a live look across the d.c. region.nd going on tuesday morning. 5:27 is the time now 61 degrees. we have more news, traffic and weather to share on the area side. fox news morning coming right back test test mmm! [ keys clack ] [ slurps ] make it iced, then make it happen with flavors like butter pecan or new coconut creme pie. it's america's iced coffee, whenever, wherever. america runs on dunkin'. >> today on "fox news morning" school tack thwarted. frederick country maryland teenager is arrested days before she was planning a massive attack at her high school. >> father after teenager accused of raining a classmate during school hours is taken into custody and what happened in vehicle ago will no longer stay in vegas after nfl aapproved raiders move to sin city. fox news morning starts right now. >>> good morning to you thank you for joining us i'ms with wiz. >> i'm holly morris. >> today is tuesday, march 28. >> gary mcgrady is here to give ace sneak peek at th

. >>> now to the latest on the water crisis in flint michigan. county officials have voted to build a pipeline connector. construction is set to begin in may, officials say it will save the county $50 million over the long run, the crisis began when the city began using the use flint river as its water source. >>> the state of north dakota is going after the federal government to recoup costs of protecting the dakota access pipeline. the state said they spent millions of dollars dealing with the protests and they are seeking reimbursment from the federal government. earlier this week, a judge rejecting a call from a native american tribe to stop the pipeline. >>> there was a recall of sonats from 2011 through 2014 and hybrids from 2011 through 2015. hyundai is recalling over 900,000 cars because the seatbelts could detach. sonata owners will be notified starting april seventh and dealers will repair the seat belts. >>> apple son is expanding its one and two hour prime delivery services to include wine and champagne. it's adding hundreds of popula

for a to have made some executive decisions in this run a map time he has been president, i think flint, michigan and the lead crisis would be one of the top things he could use his executive position for. senior majoring in communications. trump, whileald you have done the immigration then, what are you going to do to create more unity? there is a lot of hate going on in the world. what would you do to fix it? >> my name is nicholas rogers, a senior majoring in broadcast journalism. one of the main issues i would like to see the president take on his relationships between minorities and law enforcement. [indiscernible] my name is sarah, an education major at morgan state university. what i want more than anything from congress is education -- money to education. i am from west baltimore. there is a lot of poverty, crime, violence, but not a lot of education. currently, 1000 teachers were just laid off. as a future teacher, i would like to see more money spent on education, especially for children of color. announcer: voices from the road on c-span. the house is continuing negotiations