investigators say the teens hurled rocks from this overpass on to i-75, near flint, michigan last week, leaving drivers on

it came out last week it's nasty pays only two hundred dollars a year to steal water from near flint michigan a place that you might have heard needs water and this is the way we all are trained to think this is the cultural mindset so every time you see a gas prick put a rican or houstonian or a virgin islands virgin every time. every time you see one of those thank unfettered capitalism just give it a high five for those desperate people on top of that wall street created the poverty where rico in the for. third place they got it there and con me and now baltar upon just like started calling and eating the financial end trails and that was even before the storm hit but our festering rash of the corporate media won't mention any of this ninety percent of the discussion about puerto rico is is totally forbidden from our airwaves is just horrible they don't have the power and the water and medical supplies that they need that the system you rock years for every thing show all right you. and your funded by the same corporations that didn't rich off of puerto rico you do not need to you kate wel

no one could have seen it coming no one could have seen houston coming no one could have seen flint michigan and new orleans and detroit coming it's all stuck just a project not a surprise. furthermore run away capitalism benefits from this chaos and misery it's called the shock doctrine and they only klein wrote all in book about it found out that c.n.n. fox news huffington post go read a book sometime read a book do you guys really thought i know a book doesn't have all the interesting stuff like a wardrobe malfunction get on the side bar there's no exciting pop up ads or you won't believe how this woman got rid of her fine yinzer you just find ways to have great sex and one way to ruin sex for others you know. there's none of that on a book could even go to snort a bottle of adderall and tell yourself it was pappi by a calm want you to do you can get through it. plus under federal capitalism is incredibly inefficient in terms of where materials are and where they end up that's why when regal imports eighty percent of their food and supplies rather than using a local sustainable system we

it came out last week to nestle pays only two hundred dollars a year to steal water from near flint michigan a place that you might have heard needs water and this is the way we all are trained to think this is the cultural mindset so every time you see a desperate ploy to recant or houstonian or a virgin islands virgin every time. every time you see one of those thank unfettered capitalism just give it a high five for those desperate people on top of that wall street created the. poverty in puerto rico in the first place they got it there and con me and now baltar upon just like started calling and eating the financial and trails and that was even before the storm hit but our fast during the rash of the corporate media won't mention any of this ninety percent of the discussion about puerto rico is is totally forbidden from our airwaves it's just horrible they don't have the power and the lauder and medical supplies that they need that the system you rock years for every thing show all right you. and you're going to find unstable corporations that didn't rich off of puerto rico you do not ne

that was the last time that people in flint, michigan, had clean tap water. imagine going 1,200 days without being able to drink water out of your faucet? all this time later the water crisis continues. flint mayor karen weaver sharply criticized the president and then got an invitation to meet with white house officials. she joins me live next as we continue our series on stories that have gone uncovered. "kasie dc" is back in just a moment. most american homeowners would be shocked if they knew just how rich they were. the average american home value has increased $40,000 over the last 5 years. but many don't know you can access that money without refinancing or selling your home. with a home equity loan, you can pull cash out of your house for anything you need- home improvement, college tuition, even finally getting out of credit card debt. come to lendingtree.com to shop and compare home equity loans right now. because at lendingtree, when banks compete, you win. jimmy's gotten used to his whole yup, he's gone noseblind. odors. he thinks it smells fine,

joining me now is the mayor of flint, michigan, we were there, great to talk with you.rt with you you were supposed to have a meeting, to meet with white house leaders over the infrastructure in your city. did that meeting take place and, if so, what happened? >> yes that meeting took place. it was a good first step i would say, one of the things we talked about with a changing administration, we had not had an open line of communication to discuss the challenges the people of flint are facing. so we did get an opportunity to get that dialogue started. >> there was a ruling from a judge that flint needed to make a choice and choose it's long-term drinking water next week. i believe the deadline would be monday from that is correct, that deadline is monday a. decision has not been made. i have signed off on the water recommendation. i am the one that put it forward. i know it was in the best interest of being fiscally responsible for flint, it can't be made until monday. >> why can't it get water from the city of detroit hike like it has for so many decades? >> that's wh

mayor, thanks very much for being with us. >> thank you. >>> a mayor of flint, michigan, karen weave.t, president trump is back on the campaign trail expected to take the stage in new jersey at any moment as voters get ready to pake new governor. we're there after the break. ont. i need to shave my a1c i'm always on call. an insulin that fits my schedule is key. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ (announcer) tresiba® is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tresiba® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. don't share needles or insulin pens. don't reuse needles. the most common side effect is low blood sugar, which may cause dizziness, swtiting, confusion, and headache. check your blood sugar. low blood sugar can be serious and may be life-threatening. injection site reactions may occur. tell your prescriber about all medicines you take and all your medical conditions. taking tzds with insulins like tresiba® may cause serious side effects like heart failure. your insulin dose shouldn't be chang

. >> sreenivasan: we all remember the water crisis in flint, michigan, that led to a federal state ofency in 2016. a project at the walter cronkite school of journalism and mass communication at arizona state university asked students to identify other "flint, michigans" around the country. the result is a 26 minute documentary, "troubled water," that focuses on a number of one cause students found was coal ash, a byproduct of coal- fired power plants. judy woodruff is in arizona and spoke to a few of those behind the film. let's start with this excerpt. >> the reason i wanted to show you this neighborhood is there is 279,000 tons of coal ash that is buried. you know, we live so close to these massive pits that are mind, that do get in our water and we have wells that are pumping the water from the ground. >> all of these neighbors are receiving bottled water. >> our state toxicologist called me, and i'll never forget that day, he's, like, i don't want you cooking with your water, i don't want you bathing in your water. he goes, i wouldn't even give my dogs or animals this water. this

congress appropriated $120 million to address drinking water problems in flint, michigan. if there's further need, congress can make additional appropriation. the department of justice should not augment those funding decisions outside the oversight processes because they are important to protect and preserve. again, the spending power is one of congress' most effective tools in reining in the executive branch, and we cannot afford to weaken that congressional power. for these reasons we urge all committee members to oppose this on institutional grounds and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from michigan. mr. conyers: mr. chairman, i am pleased now to yield the balance of my time to the distinguished member from michigan, mr. kildee. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. kildee: thank you. i appreciate the gentleman yielding and particularly for this thoughtful amendment. i'm from flint. born and raised in flint. i represent flint. and i was here on the floor and i was the one pushing for the legis

priority than giving people and gerald ford's own state clean and clear water and cleaning up flint michigan water if this crazy attitude toward north korea breaks out and there is hostilities even a guy like the one could probably take an aircraft carrier you know a good missile can do that you should have to have a nuke to do that and and look look at what they did in yemen a few years ago they took a ship out there. and just and that was just you know small bombs and to me it's equated now what do we need ships going from c.d.c. all over the world supposedly defending our freedom here's another thing that offends me as a veteran and i'm a vietnam veteran when they tell me thank you for defending our freedom and i sit dr paul and i think wait a minute i wasn't alive in world war two so i'm from korea on there hasn't been one war in my lifetime where our freedom was in jeopardy now with them let me qualify that every war our freedoms are in jeopardy because they passed patriot act the danger is here i'll. i understand. we are as i heard is here at the war heard some cereal but again i hear

. >> reporter: it was from this overpass near flint, michigan police say a group of teenagers threw a six-pound rock that crashed through the windshield of a car kenneth white was riding in, striking him in the chest and head. >> those kids, they may have thought it was a prank, but it's not a prank when you're throwing six-pound rocks at a vehicles. >> reporter: the five teens appeared in chains and remained mostly silent during a tense arraignment each entering not guilty pleas for charges that include second degree murder as the families listened through tears. the judge denied bond. they will be tried as adults and could face life in prison. >> w act that resulted in somebody's death. these people should have known better. >> reporter: investigators say the teens hurled at least 20 rocks from that overpass, hitting at least eight cars on the highway below. police say the oldest suspect, 17-year-old kyle anger, turned himself in. the four other teens, 15 and 16 years old, were arrested shortly after. a call for justice for a family torn apart. >> took a good man and a good father.

believe that los angeles county has a better argument here we don't want to see something like flint michigan happening here or we don't want to see some of the issues that we're seeing in the central valley of california and our farm lands in which unregulated toxins are seeping into the drinking water mike regime to thank you for joining us is an interesting story of all follow it. president calls for giving equal time for himself and republicans on national television after a late night show host present comedy skits that he calls the and repetitive and material joining me now to talk about this as executive editor of trial lawyer magazine fair and cousins fair and you talk about a throwback to talk about a topic first of all is is is is this legal to do what he's doing i mean he's saying work you know if they get up and beat me or beat up the republicans democrats should be able to come on board or vice versa either way both sides. should have equal time well absolutely and it is legal in fact it used to be the law in this country before ronald reagan came forth and destroyed it but you k

. ♪ she is only 11 years old but she may have the answer to the water crisis in flint, michigan.he recently won the award as america's top young scientist for creating a sensor that detects led in water. she told fox business network she was inspired to create the device after watch her parents test for their led in their own water. she won $25,000 for her invention. not bad. >>> scientists are challenging the view that addiction is moral problem. research is showing any form of addiction makes specific changes on the brain. fox's laura ingle has more on that new research showing hope for better treatments for people with addictive behaviors. >> reporter: a long held thought is that addiction is a weakness in behavior. but scientists are finding out it is a brain disease. >> addiction is a disease. it's a chronic relapses brain diss or it changes the structures of the brain that affects the chemistry of the brain, it affecting cell to cell signaling in the brain. >> reporter: cover story on the september issue of national geographic goes behind the science of addiction. writer fr

. >> reporter: from this overpass near flint, michigan, last week that police say a group of teenagers threw a six pound rock that crashed through the windshield of the car kenneth white was riding in, striking him in the chest and head. >> those kids may have thought it was a prank but not a prank when you're throwing six pound rocks at vehicles. >> reporter: today the five teens appeared in chains, remaining mostly silent at arraignment, entering not guilty pleas as victim's family listened through tears. judge denied bond, high schoolers will be tried as adults and could face life in prison. >> willful and wanton act that resulted in somebody's death. these people should haveno >> reporter: hurled at least 20 rocks hitting at least eight cars on the highway below. police say the oldest suspect, 17-year-old kyle ainger, turned himself in. four other teens were arrested shortly thereafter. tonight a call for justice for family pulled apart. >> terrific man and father. >> you've taken his life for nothing. >> reporter: prosecutor doesn't believe the teens intended to kill anyone on the

that was the last time that people in flint, michigan, had clean tap water. ng able to drink water out of your faucet? all this time later the water crisis continues. flint mayor karen weaver sharply criticized the president and then got an invitation to meet with white house officials. she joins me live next as we continue our sers on our stories that have gone uncovered. "kasie dc" is back in just a moment. ammer out there. don't let these young guys see you fold. ♪ i'm only human, i make mistakes ♪ ♪ i'm only human, that's all it takes ♪ ♪ to put the blame on me i'm alive because of you. i'm not a hero. we're brothers, we look after each other. thank you for your service. rated r. hey honey, good.as practice? must've been hot out there today, huh? yeah. yeah. why don't you go put that stuff in the laundry room right now? ok. do your athletes bring home big odors? tide sport is super concentrated to beat even... ...the toughest stains and odors. hey, buddy! hey. woo! somebody ran laps. yup the new tide sport collection. it's got to be tide. ( ♪ ) ♪ one is th

believe that los angeles county has a better argument here we don't want to see something like flint michigan happening here or we don't want to see some of the issues that we're seeing in the central valley of california and our farm lands in which unregulated toxins are seeping into the drinking water mike regime to thank you for joining us is an interesting story of all follow it. president calls for giving equal time for himself and republicans on national television after a late night show host present comedy skits that he calls the and repetitive and material joining me now to talk about this as executive editor of trial lawyer magazine fair and cousins fair and you talk about a throwback to talk about. first of all is is is is this legal to do what he's doing i mean he's saying work you know if they get up and beat me or beat up the republicans democrats should be able to come on board or vice versa. either way both sides should have equal time well absolutely and it is legal in fact it used to be the law in this country before ronald reagan came forth and destroyed it but you know equ

and we know that the flint, michigan, matter isn't resolved. this past weekend, i busted a tire on a bumpy hole road, and we need to fix our roads in this country. this capital ought to be called the pothole of all the world. yet we stand here day after day discussing things when -- that are going nowhere when people in puerto rico and the virgin islands craving electricity, opening schools with no electricity, moving people from hospitals. we need safe drinking water all over this country. they need for us to show compassion and at least some decency with reference to humanity with those concerns. mr. speaker, i urge no on the vote and the underlying legislation, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. collins: thank you, mr. speaker. i mean, there is many things that this body can do better. my friend from florida outlined his opinion of what those may be. he also outlined his opinion of what will be a nice,

. >>> and the water crisis in flint, michigan, continues. t there was a legionnaire's disease outbreak. >>> it's columbus day and some people got a day off of work or school today. >> it's a holiday celebrated by some and rebuked by others. members of the state lodge of the order sons of italy in america placed a wreath at the columbus park. ♪ >>> something today should be called is indigenous people's day instead of columbus. that's what the museum of the american revolution in old city did. it brought in dancers from the indian nation to teach about their culture. >>> in burlington county, military heroes battled the weather on the golf course today. the patriot invitational was played at mt. laurel. this make as difference in the lives of the united states, service members and their families. >> and that rain was steady today. >> yep. >> needed an umbrella all day long. >> sometimes tough to hold on to. >> yes. >> here's meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. when is it going to get out of here? >> it's tapered off quite a bit and now

you know that funny bit of the tall order was something about that then one of the protests in flint michigan seven for the confusion about this well you. know it was this had let them come out of the battle but i can feel ok for you that whatever they got to feel. then is for the better of it and in this instance so reading some of her of the of for. being as well able to see her. own a lot of this. and more you know within that mindy had a bit of a. you know what i said you know i never felt the phone. and the you know. any usual hasn't thought about it when not in the army i mean about that oh and what was so this and no matter that i wasn't at my house again. i mean there's you know and the general dos and you know what overload old without any thought on the mileage. but as it was no one had a month ago i thought was it was sort of balanced all thought most of them was you know what i think it can be this way that was the end of this middle of. the battle so for that if. i knew it would be here so i thought good so good with. it. i'll. look in the united states impossible to get in the m

there are 3,000 communities in america where children have twice the blood led levels of flint, michigan. my community was one. terrible air quality. because the highways intersect there. you have all the public assets one might think from waste treatment areas to incinerators that burn trash. in the area driven up as most urban areas do. multiple times the asthma rates. i decided to try to deal with food deserts. declaring efs going to make new jersey the biggest urban farming city. i began to fwo out and started planting in the soil. the epa said stop, you can't grow things in the soil. in this city because of the poison in the soil. and so by the time i finish as mayor. i saw many kids couldn't breathe. air. it was toxic. continue plant in the soil. and the water was toxic. everything from children having to drink out of the bottled water in the school because of the led. or the river which poor people a century ago could go crab skpg fishing to sustain the families. now it's a super fund site. the super fund sites which every state has. poor communities and communities color. we know

alison: mark edwards helped expose the flint, michigan, water crisis and is now helping 7 on your sidend the alarm of the safety of drinking water in school. scott taylor has been digging through for major changes on how schools test water. this investigation is taking the i-team to the top levels of the epa. and horace holmes will be back with one of our favorites, more installments from his "is it worth it" series. jonathan: people love these. horace: i love doing them. it is all about helping you make the right decision about spending your time and money on a trendy service or highly advertised product. we have looked at home warranties, ridesharing, and other items. 7 on your side is investigating getting a new set of items to determine for you, is it worth it? believe it or not, it's time to start making your list and checking it for your holidays, but most of us wait for the big black friday sales to get the best deals on big-ticket items. standing in line and trying to get their first -- there first, i enjoy the rest. horace: what is it worth going through this on the friday aft

>> virginia tech professor mark edwards, who helped expose the flint, michigan, water crisis, is now helping 7 on your side, sound the alarm on the safety of your child's drinking water in school. scott taylor has been digging through test results for months. now edwards is teaming up with 7 on your side, asking for major changes on how schools test water. this investigation is taking the iteam to the top level of the epa. also, horace holmes will be back with one of our favorites, more installments from his "is it worthiteam to the top level of ? >> i love doing these. that is the it?" question. it is about making the right decision spinning your time and money on a trendy service or high from home warranty policies to ride sharing to cool sculpting. 7 on your side is at it again, investigating a new set of items to determine for you if it is worth it. mr. making hero list and checking a for your holiday shopping, but most of us will wait for those big black friday sales to get the best deals on big-ticket items. of shopping and standing in line and try to get there first and kind o

joining me is the mayor of flint, michigan, karen weaver.ou were supposed to have a meeting or were scheduled to meet with white house leaders over the infrastructure in your city. did that meeting take place? if so, what happened? >> yes, that meeting did take place. it was a good first step for us, i will say, because one of the things we had talked about was with the changing of administration, we had not had an open line of communication to discuss the continuing challenges that the people of flint are facing. and so we did get an opportunity to get that dialogue started. >> and there was a ruling from a judge that said that flint needed to make a choice and choose its long-term source of drinking water by next week. has that decision been made? because i believe that deadline would be monday. >> that deadline -- you are correct, that deadline is monday and a decision has not been made. i have signed off on the water recommendation. i am the one that put it forward. i know it was in the best interest of public health and being fiscally r

opening dinner as bannon continue to promote congressional challenges to republicans officials in flint, michigans for a long-term source of drinking water for that city. the meeting comes ahead of a federal judge's deadline on monday for the decision first lady mel lana trump is expected to donate her inaugural ball gown to the smithsonian, which has dresses from nancy reagan, michelle obama among others, that does it for us this morning. have a fantastic week, everybody. morning joe starts right now. >> we've seen our discourse degraded by casual cruelty. >> at a time within our politics just seems so divided and so angry and so nasty. >> argument turns to easily into animosity, disagreement escalates into dehumanization. >> we got folks who are deliberately trying to make folks angry to demonize people who have different ideas. >> at times it can seem like the forces pulling us apart are stronger than the forces binding us together. >> whether we support and embrace somebody who wants to bring people together. >> it means that bigotry or white supremacy in any form is blasphemy against the ame

the liberal minded satire which went after everything from the crisis of flint michigan to presidentot received well at all at the box office or the critics. >> he knew how to tell them what they wanted to hear. he win over saint anger and to make you a rich. i'm going to make you a rich. well, who wouldn't like to hear that, right? lauren: one critic saying attending the show was like being stuck at thanksgiving dinner with herself regarding time uncle. the show is in its 13 week run. it generated only 49% of its potential growth. cheryl: he wants to take it on the road? why would you take it on the road? strange. today's world series game one in los angeles could be a real sport share. lauren: meteorologist janice dean is live in the weather center with the forecast. reporter: it could be the hottest first came one of the world series in history. 100 degrees in los angeles. we broke your grades yesterday. we are going to break records for california, southern california not only today, but wednesday in the local things authenticated thursday. the problem is not only the heat, but t

by throwing rocks from ran overpass. 32-year-old kenneth white was a passenger in a van near flint, michigan injured him. >> it's not a prank. it's second-degree murder. i don't think anybody's laughing. you make a bad decision you could be spending the rest of your life in pris in. this is not a prank. >> police say the teens, aged 15 to 17, threw a tire and about 20 rocks or two overpasses that night. one of those rocks weighed 20 pounds, several vehicles were damaged. the teens are all being prosecuted as adults and face conspiracy to commit murder charges. >> all right. the fall classic might feel more like midsummer. dodgers, astros game one of the world series tonight in l.a. first time since 1970 the two 100 winning teams. game 1, first pitch set to be around 99 degrees, which would make it the hottest world series ever. they'll stay in the 90s. the la fans will be all right. since 1988. they'll suffer. >> you're torturing me with those cubbies. >> you're tortured. the torch lighting ceremony for the 2018 winter olympics in south korea right now. former soccer great will become the fi

. >>> reporter: michelle, the "chronicle" is reporting this morning that the crisis in flint, michiganst part of the reason why state officials in california have wanted more testing to be done, especially in schools. and the test results for at least three san francisco schools are in. the west portal elementary, malcolm x elementary and san francisco international high school all had their test results come back high for lead. the "chronicle" reports that parents of these three schools were told earlier this week that water samples from at least one faucet or fountain at each school had too much lead in them. the taps were immediately shut down. the san francisco public utilities commission says the water flowing into the school is safe and that the lead is most likely coming from the plumbing fixtures and pipes. the "chronicle" says these three schools are on a growing list of schools all over the state that are also seeing high levels of lead. the superintendent told the "chronicle": we are letting people know as much information as quickly as possible. just a couple of months ago

clip from new lifetime movie called flint based off the real life water crisis in the town of flint michigan of the women from flint who helped expose led latent water crisis. now the crisis made national headlines and sparked a national movement for save drinking water. tapped to star in the movie real life stars inn clueing leanne walters from breaking bad, singer and actress jill scott and our next get academy award and grammy nominee queen latifah who also serves as the executive pros dewier of the project. the queen herself joins us live from atlanta this morning ahead of saturday night's world premier. good morning to you, queen. always good and an honor to talk to you. always good to talk to you. >> thank you. good morning. how you doing. >> i'm doing great. let's jump right into it and talk about this particular movie the flint water crisis. you're starring knit and you're the executive producer as well. why,, what is it about this that made you tackle this particular project? >> well, this actually came to my attention through neal marron and greg, i've done hair spray, chicago, the

i think of you and flint michigan crisis. this is deja vu? >> it is it's painful to watch. i sat in a meeting with 50 members of congress and you said can you imagine people not having safe drinking water for three weeks? i thought yeah, i can imagine it. my home town dealt with it. flint was a marginalized community, very poor community. a majority minority community. puerto rico a marginalized community, full citizens, not quite, they don't have representation they ought to have. to hear the president be dismissive whether or not the federal government will stick with them throughout this crisis, that's immoral and he should be called on that. i've been upset that there hasn't been more outrage about the president actually suggesting that we may walk away from puerto rico. why did he do that? how can he get away with it? it says a lot about him and it's not good. >> thank you for talking with us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> coming up -- he was once a possible running mate for trump in 2016 but now retiring senator bob corker has become one of the president's leadin

everybody wants to talk about flint, michigan but there are more communities that have twice the led or believe in is being filled with people whose agenda is not to protect people from environmental injustice but to do the bidding of corporations. this is really a sad reality in our country that's going to be dangerous and life threatening. >> let me ask you this, to what extent is this distinct? there's questions about how distinct this administration is. your colleagues that sit, do they have an issue with the epa or is scott pruitt seen as what the agenda looks like? >> scott pruitt and agendas long ago would have not gotten 60 votes but since that was upended he was able to get into this position. there are a lot of folks who are concerned -- at least i don't believe he would have gotten 60 votes. but there are a lot of folks that are concerned that we created an environment we can't stop bad people from being appointed. so you have people that can very extreme from a lot of departments and agencies that can get confirmation. >> thank you very much. i want to put up liz bowman's

flint michigan was an old story and i wanted to find a place where economic trouble was new and obviously general motors assembly plant was shrinking a little bit and a little bit more over a couple decades but always got a new product. this clothing was a different things that nobody had experienced and that was very appealing to me, not that i was happy but very appealing to me as a place to do this writing and talking to people about what happened in their community. i had the sense there places like everyplace but as much as possible i thought it would be interesting to find a community where the pattern of job losses matched the national pattern of jobs that went away in the great recession. think about what happened nationally, the proportion of jobs the disappeared in the manufacturing sector, that was true, a lot of the jobs that were lost paid pretty well but had not required higher education to get. more men than women lost jobs in this recession. i thought that this was a community that had a number of qualities in lost jobs that other people around the country would understand

in flint, michigan, these broken communities. i would add that the president has already done that.eported story was released friday, cup eight demonic covered up by our friends and the mainstream media. unemployment is at a 17 year low. you don't hear it anyway. you should hear it. it's a big story. this is how you help these communities. >> brian: i can't get the combination down here that's my problem. thank you so much. tomorrow, more rap videos in our analysis. more fox & friends in a moment. and you will be seeing a pillow commercial. to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. you can even see how well you're sleeping and make adjustments. does your bed do that? the most amazing part is they start at $699. that's $200 off our queen c2 mattress during the final days of our fall sale. ends sunday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you i just saved thousands in less than a minute, i found out how much home i can afford. i like how you shop for loans the same way you shop for flights online. i didn't realize at lendingtree you can save money on almost any sort of loan.

. >>> reporter: michelle, the "chronicle" is reporting this morning that the crisis in flint, michigan part of the reason why state officials in california have wanted more testing to be done, especially in schools. and the test results for at least three san francisco schools are in. the west portal elementary, malcolm x elementary and san francisco international high school all had their test results come back high for lead. the "chronicle" reports that parents of these three schools were told earlier this week that water samples from at least one faucet or fountain at each school had too much lead in them. the taps were immediately shut down. the san francisco public utilities commission says the water flowing into the school is safe and that the lead is most likely coming from the plumbing fixtures and pipes. the "chronicle" says these three schools are on a growing list of schools all over the state that are also seeing high levels of lead. the superintendent told the "chronicle": we are letting people know as much information as quickly as possible. just a couple of months ago mc

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