there's two big exceptions huntington at stole lake and a john f. kennedy drive we are going to leave those on the water falls recharger huntington rechargers one of those and they're the water feature that helps with allergy build up and prevents stagnation of the water so the water is circulating. now we are going to have water conversation repair work this is an insider baseball measure butts but it's important to the staff. you've heard previously about our work order system t m a we've created a project code so if a gardener or supervisor submits a work order they tag water conservation on the first line those work orders get batched together and they're for a timely fix. something beale be doing and in that operation staff memo we're going to do a list if a system has been vandalized it will shut the system down and submit the work order and get it repaired because we don't want to be operating faulty water systems. moving from the outside to the inside our rec centers and the swimming policies we'll be reducing water used by 10 percent. we ha

despedimos de los Ángeles, nos vemos maÑana aquÍ en huntington park. ♪ ♪ >> es una de las historias quepactÓ en estos 20 aÑos, el basurero donde hay docenas de niÑos que buscan llevar unos centavos a casa. las dÉcadas de autodefensas aseguran que no entregarÁn las armas hasta que echen de sus comunidades a los caballeros templarios, se los presentamos ahora mismo en "primer impacto extra". en octubre del 2008 les mostramos el caso de unos pequeÑos que tenÍan que lanzarse a una montaÑa de basura para poder sobrevivir, le contamos quÉ ha pasado en estos cinco aÑos. >> nos metimos a un vertedero de basura en santo domingo, y llega el estado de desesperaciÓn de un menor, que no tienen otra opciÓn que meterse en la basura para encontrar algo que comer, muchos niÑos han muerto intoxicados por alimentos daÑados, y obviamente caemos en lo mismo, es un tema de falta de atenciÓn y dar prioridad, es desgarrador ver cuando los mÁs vulnerables, los mÁs inocentes son los que caen vÍctimas de esta desgracia. ♪ ♪ >> estamos en el vertedero de duquesa, al norte de santo domingo,el cual recibe un promedi

you probably know that the blue line doesn't go to eisenhower avenue or huntington. now more confusion. some say it is a waste when metro is talking fare increase. >> you would think they should be looking to that before they raise a pea. >> here we have the correct metro system map. as you probably know the blue line, yeah, it comes over here and goes to rosslyn but then goes down to arlington cemetery. the incorrect maps that were up has the blue line coming to rosslyn and continuing courthouse, clarendon, virginia square, balst november and east falls church. the blue line doesn't go will. >> i think that it is a simple oversight. >> adam tuesds. >>> metro couldn't tell us how much all this is costinging to correct those signs. >>> it is hard to believe but the spraying tour season in the nation's capital is right around the corner. local hotel industry is booming and it is now under the leadership of a d.c. native who literally worked his way to the top. tom sherwood has the story. >> in a media room at the j.w. marriott downtown, leaders of the city's hotel asso

this happened around dinner time last night at legal seafoods, at the walt whitman mall in huntingtonwe've learned so far? >> reporter: good morning. investigators have been focused on trying to find the source of that leak and they believe that they found it in the basement of this legal seafood restaurant behind me. building has now been condemned for occupancy as this investigation continues. the investigation this morning by homicide and arson detectives centers on legalseafeed. these two women were at the cheesecake factory at the walt whitman mall when the wait staff told everybody to get out. >> we were sitting at the bar, having a glass of wine. one of the waitresses said -- you have to leave. >> reporter: police and emergency responders were called to the mall after a report that a woman had fallen and hit her head in the basement of legal seafoods. what authorities arrived and began investigating, they themselves reported feeling nauseated and dizzy, symptoms of carbon mon ooxide exposure. restaurants in the area were immediately evacuated. >> we had to leave because i didn'

. >> reporter: a deadly gas leak at a legal sea foods in huntington, new york, leaves 27 people sick.igators say they were exposed to carbon monoxide because of a leak in the flute pipe of the restaurant's water heater. legal seafood and two other restaurants were quickly evaluated. >> we were eating dinner. place was jammed, an hour wait, just very calmly the wait staff came and told us that we ehave to evacuate the building. >> reporter: there was no carbon monoxide detectors inside the legal sea food according to huntington town officials that under new york state fire codes they're not required in restaurants. legal sea food passed annual town inspection last march with no issues. but on saturday night, emergency crews realized there was a problem when they, themselves, started to feel the symptoms of carbon monoxide exposure, noausa and dizziness. >> people who were passing out. >> reporter: originally the crews had been called to treat a woman who had fallen in the basement of legal sea foods and hit her head. that's when they found the restaurant steven nelson unconscious, also

. >> reporter: a deadly gas leak in huntington, new york, leaves 27 people sick. exposed to carbon monoxide because of a leak in the flue pipe of the restaurant's water heater. during the busy dinner hour saturday night, legal seafoods and two other restaurants at the wallet whitman mall were quickly evacuated. >> we were eating dinner, the place was jammed, an hour wait. just very calmly the wait staff came and told us we have to evacuate the building. >> reporter: there were no carbon monoxide detectors inside the legal seafoods according to huntington town official who say say under new york state's fire code they're not required in restaurants. they passed their annual town inspection with no issues. on saturday night emergency crews realized there was a problem when they themselves started to feel the symptoms of carbon monoxide exposure, nausea and dizziness. >> they just told us to get out of the building, that there were people passing out in legal seafood. >> originally the crews had been called to treat a woman who had fallen and hit her head. that's whe

but surprisingly, even the ones with no treatment, such as huntington's disease, about half of the patientsre at risk because one of their parents had the disorder actually would like to get the testing and do want to know. you may say why would they want to know this thing? it's so they can make certain major changes in their life plan, what kind of career they might pursue, whether or not to have children of their own, and so on. how do you think the test is going to turn out? do you think you'll be found to have the gene? not to have the gene? i think i'm going to have the gene. i think i am. but i think i could go on, you know, with other things in my life, rather than having it take up so much of my time worrying about it. edward mccabe: at this time, we're more studying rarer diseases, getting to know how those genes work. but we're using the same technologies now to move to the more common diseases. david faxon: so you might imagine many, many years from now that you go to your doctor's office and you have your gene map done. and it shows that you have a mutation that increases your

. >> the huntington beach police said, you know, he didn't do anything illegal.t's actually not illegal to go into a homeless shelter claiming that you're homeless and take goods and that i think is what is troubling people. and, in fact, some reports say that he's planning on going back and doing this again. >>> there's a dangerous trend occurring in australia and police say not the wisest choice either. check out this commuter train. look at what this guy is doing on the back of this thing. he's doing what they are describing as train surfing hanging off the back of that train. officials say he's holding on to the wiper blade so he doesn't fall off. but notice there's something in his hand. is that his cell phone? >> it sure looks like it. instagraming, selfie on the train. >> no, worse, he's got a beer. he's beer guzzling while he is doing this and an official talked to 9 news and said not the smartest idea. people are looking that guy, like, what the heck is he doing. people are watching. this happened 11 times last month alone. last year it happened 75 times

a pleasant trail follows the perimeter past huntington falls, 110 foot waterfall.wo bridges connect the trail to the island. the climb to the hills summit, the highest point in golden gate park at more than four hundred feet. you can get quinces of the western side of the city through -- glimpes of the western side of city through a thick trees. the lake is ada accessible. it has a peaceful atmosphere where you can enjoy a warm day. walk along the lake and watched many ducks, and swans, and seagulls. it is a tranquil spot to stroll, enjoy each other's company, and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around the lake, floating under the bridges, past the pavilion and waterfall. for a quiet getaway, it makes for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue, this grove is the place to wear your hiking boots, bring your family, and bring the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the part is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for dog walking in a wood

and 33 in gaithersburg and 33 in manassas and 34 in huntington, and some areas at or below the freezing mark, and so we are going to see the change overnight tonight, and we are going to get colder than we were last night, and because of that, anything that falls will stick into the roads and pesespeciall the secondary roads and still light snowshowers down to the south, and out of the woods as far as the woods are concerned and enveloping the story, we can show you the secondary round of snow showers, and look at what happens here, 6:00, notice here in fairfax county, the area, and over to the reagan international airport which got 2.8 inches, and fairfax and springfield, and dulles with .6 inches and a little bit of snowband set up outside of d.c. including the airports. and future weather showing you what is happening tonight with the clouds on the increase, and it is going to be a cold night, and watch out with the refreezing overnight, and then by 5:00 a.m., notice the snow coming down, and annapolis, and d.c. and manassas and culpepper, and this is the time to see it accumulating

she went to huntington said. it's true this one oh and it happened it didn't. good bye to them it goes well. it's time to talk about it. and as you can a piece of history. and she began destinations you know i should talk to me. it is used to call and he said. i just got to do. i noticed a walker. and you know. to say how nasb the first european woman to papa aka midst. she was mostly conscripted by the chinese army as slaves in the blue one too meanwhile china is calling on the japanese side to handle. it's a historical problem is with us always and responds well executed the only and forced conscription of slaves in occupied countries is a huge crime committed by the japanese mini treaty will look to which completely goes against humanity. april to be a mental and physical harm to the victims. we hope the japanese government to do with his historical problem with honesty and responsibility. most of the victims have passed away so we go to japan to do it over with responsibility to sort the hearts of the living and active gets rescued he said. let's go to that

the central park hotel chain or three people in our top to bottom in asia thailand and in each huntington and his role as the tide. in vietnam. new ulm the stock to conduct an endoscopy centuries fifteen years ago the main center hospital is now almost a sixty different techniques the recent successes in the first lp. hospitals continue to improve the team's resurgence the second meeting of the national council on education and human resource development was held in ha noi on to state delegates discussed the many important projects concerning comprehensive educational reform will host twenty fifth and textbook before and at the establishment of the national committee for education and the chairing the meeting prime minister has asked council members to quickly complete the government's action program dampen that the party of a solution on comprehensive education reform. this action program is scheduled to be issued by the government. the third quarter of this year. while this anti digital been courting currency it's become increasingly popular in the world. indian arm for the first time a

exactly right. 35 degrees in washington, and 28 in gaithersburg, and 28 in huntington, and this is the reason we will have issues. the temperature has been above freezing in most of the areas, but it means that the most of the snow will begin to quickly accumulate. and around luray, and looking at this heavier convection making its way in lining up. and chicago saw a good amount of snowfall in the day to derek and we won't see a lot, and it is not a major storm system, but the timing that it is enough to have that winter weather advisory starting about that time, about 11:30. and we will be talking about anne arundel, and d.c. and fairfax, and all around. and 6:00, no problem. but here we are at 11:00, and dealing with the snow back to the west, but by around 3:00 or 4:00, that is when it will develop, and some of the latest models have a hold on winchester, and front royal and you may not get as much from gaithersburg and washington and baltimore and down to the south and the east, it is mostly a rain event. by saturday, it is out of here, and by tomorrow afternoon, it is on the mild

the outrageous that the us the writers of the huntington beach for. no people. even to the idea. and to try and take it to the ukrainian government saying. you actually. right to social order. the c section forty one jesus is able to keep repeating the right to be more to come with built in five two. i had hoped to do so you can put it on. we bought when they broke up the pokey. for the projects. he came into my mind that the right to vote support for the most rapidly the us the eu. randall gay and the bottom right tooth and a bit about what to do with getting the government's response to it. so i think that i know people who remain in the situation in a lot of antique because. because the driver of a piece for me would he admit to believing them to take two to stand up bass and trying to topple the government of ukraine will the pumpkin then as with melanie's new training please stay with us the eye when the kids with cp people though. i think that your image itself is a fist of it but lost. people in most of while. sometimes it feels as if all the deep craters know aye aye aye

it started about 7:30 last night on irvington avenue at huntington parkway. flames, as you see, shooting from the attic when crews arrived. firefighters worked late into the night mopping up hot spots. no one was home at the time. >>> later today colorado authorities will release the names of people killed in a deadly avalanche. at least two skiers were killed in the event, three others hurt. the avalanche happened on star mountain outside denver over the weekend. ergency crews believe a group of skiers triggered the avalanche when they hit the slopes after they were warned that two weeks of heavy snow created dangerous conditions. >>> new this morning, secretary of state john kerry accusing syrian president bashar assad of holding up peace talks to end his country's civil war. kerry says assad is "trying to win this on the battlefield instead of coming to the negotiating table in good faith." peace talks between syria's government and opposition leaders just ended with no progress toward peace. syria's foreign minister blamed the u.s. for creating what he ca

the attack the party headquarters the president began a club its bases such as breakout at the huntington she and chris liked all correspondence. the democrats trouble they text. hi welcome to fostering cats. i'm already a clear sky straight steele told the story talks on iran's controversial new kit program starting in vienna today. iranian officials are due to meet with negotiators from six other well how is this three months of that enron agreed to cut the ring and enrichment in exchange for the test of international sites and the follow on this story up into action the fact that saddam had that joins me in this tj had done the talks was surprised that an os three days but already thinking of extending them i was not expect. this has never been a pc talks of this nature there are so many issues at play here a ruler i mean look at what is interim deal is this engine deal was with a six month holding pattern. they essentially what you said agreed back in november. they said they're buying time. you are buying time until they could sorta figured out a way to sit down and agree on the so c

. >>> gracias, gracias nos despedimos de los Ángeles, nos vemos maÑana aquÍ en huntington park. >> hoy primer impacto >> la peor tormenta de la temperatura invernal avanza a paso devastador y deja muerte y destrucción, las redes sociales muestra en el mundo la pesadilla en venezuela donde las protestas cobran vida, una descarga eléctrica hace lanzar gritos de dolor a un conductor < y envía mensaje de amor ♪ >> hola ¿qué tal? bienvenidos a primer impacto >> y gracias por acompañarnos en esta hora de información >> y más adelante les presentaremos el video de la hija mayor fe jenny rivera comenzamos con la tormenta invernal que azota con furia a noreste ella tiene la información e imagenes impactantes, detalles >> la tormenta invernal es enemigo mortal para ciudadanos en new york una mujer embarazada perdió la vida al ser atropellada por una máquina quita nieve siendo la décima mortal por la tormenta aquí cs peligroso y tener las calles limpias es una tarea de nunca acabar, aeropuertos se transformaron casi en albergues, el transporte ópera con retrasos y las carreteras son pistas de pat

allÁ en huntington park, nos vemos. en "primer impacto":en medio de un desalojo los pobladores agreden a un policÍa lo dejan chorreando sangre. buscan a un intrÉpido que se convirtiÓ en el terror de autopistas. es una amenaza al volante. >>> verÁn el recibimiento que le dieron en su tierra al naufrago que estuvo mÁs de un aÑo perdido en el mar. atenciÓn padres, retiran del mercado millones de sillas de autos para niÑos, por defectos en el cinturÓn de seguridad. el grupo favorito de jenni rive rivera, no participÓ en ninguno de sus homenajes, verÁn que hacen para pagar su deuda con la diva de la banda, esto y mÁs ahora mismo en "primer impacto". ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> quÉ tal, buenas tardes. bienvenidos a "primer impacto". les saluda pamela silva conde. >>> y bÁrbara bermudo. gracias por confiar en "primer impacto", comenzamos pues, con la seria alerta a nivel nacional, por la cruda tormenta invernal que afecta al sureste de estados unidos, ahÍ estÁn las impactantes imÁgenes, ya congeÓo a texas, louisiana, mississippi y alabama, y

the drug and the company's robust pipeline and including a treatment for huntington's disease in phase three and alcohol disease in phase two is why it has surged 187% and it's up 20%. you know why i like the biotechs and the orphan drug developers in mar. but this was flying way too high. after the stock's run, i'm not a chaser, but wait for the next time, we get the dramatic pull back, then you get my permission to pick up some rap tore pharma into weakness. jose and asked me about amber ella. it is about a semiconductor company that had a move from 11 to 33 and it has only pulled back about $1.50. and they use high definition securities, security cameras and wearable cameras and automotive video recorders so the cool go-pro camera, that has an amber ella chip. go-professor had a -- go-pro had a phenomenal year last year. and the next catalyst could be wearable technology. the nike line of wearable devices or the apple smart watch, but it could take a while before any of them are needle movers. for now wait for amber ella to have a pullback and give you more attractive entry point. i

our local channel 5 news sent a reporter down to huntington beach to cover rain. and they ran into a guy named jim who was pretty excited about the whole thing. >> joining us live right now is jim who is from the area. what did you think of the rain? >> i thought it was great. gosh, i wish we could just continue it. >> you're nice and bundled up for your bike ride. >> oh, yeah. it's still a little chilly. >> okay, now -- see now. now this is a clip that appeared at our rehearsal. the reason i showed this is because i wanted to point something out. someone had to spot that. the reason you just saw that is because we have a team of people here at the show we call tv watchers. four sickly young men who sit in a room all day, scouring tv looking for clips. and come out here, tom. this is tom rapetto. tom is the guy responsible for finding that clip. you were watching, you were looking at the weather and watching crotches of people on tv? >> sure. i'm watching television. and if a penis shows up, i'll find it. >> jimmy: i see. d did you go to college? >> yes, i did. i

and abc news mara is on the scene in huntington station, new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it happened here at the legal sea foods at this mall. police got a call someone passed out at 6:00 p.m. yesterday evening just as the restaurant was beginning to see the dinner crowd. when first responders arrived, they started feeling ill too. overcome by a colorless, odorless poison. this morning, a new york restaurant's heating equipment is believed to be the cause of a carbon monoxide leak that killed one and injured 27 others according to the police. >> they were trying to get everybody out as fast as they could. >> officials say legal sea foods and two nearby busy restaurants at the walt whitman mall was evacua evacuated. when emergency workers responding to a fallen worker began to feel ill and light-headed. >> the original call was a fall and a head injury. possibly as a result of carbon monoxide. >> reporter: and they found the manager unconscious in the basement. 55 year steven nelson. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> there

another large plant planned for huntington beach is looking for concerns about the possible damage to coastal wildlife and our ecosystem. opponents say removing salt from sea water could have a negative impact and should be only used as a last resort. >> these plants that have been proposed are big industrial plants that would be on the side of our coast that would suck in millions of gallons of water create a toxic grind that has to be disposed of. >> another key hurdle is extremely expensive. it costs twice as much as importing water. supporters say the cost could drop as the technology is perfected. >>> well, straight ahead, a political crisis heating up as violence breaks out. the divide fueling this uprising, plus, how it's happening in the ukraine is impacting us locally. >> changes to san jose international airport. what you might notice the next time you fly, also. >> something that we've built has reached that level. >> the technology that could be changing the fate of a u.s. olympic team. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice p

and we are on the scene in huntington station, new york. >> reporter: good morning. it happened here at the legal sea foods although this mall. police got a call someone passed out at 6:00 p.m. just as the restaurant was beginning to see the dinner crowd. when first responders arrived, they started feeling ill too. overcome by a colorless, odorless poison. this morning, the heating equipment is believed to be the cause of a carbon monoxide leak that killed one and injured 27 others. >> they were trying to get everybody out as fast as they could. >> officials say legal sea foods and two nearby busy restaurants were evacuated when a fallen worker, and they began to feel ill and light-headed. >> the original call was a fall and a head injury. possibly as a result of carbon monoxide. >> reporter: and they found the manager unconscious in the basement. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> there were ambulances everywhere. >> reporter: seven rescue workers were among those treated. but other survivors are staff members. the leak confined to the basement. >> it does n

the leak happened last night in huntington station in long island.stigators believe the carbon monoxide leak originated as a seafood restaurant in the mall. police received a call from a woman feeling light-headed and nauseated. >> we were sitting at the bar and having a glass of wine and i think one of the waitresses came over and said we had to leave. i didn't want to blow up or anything. i didn't know how dangerous it was. they told us to stay outside. >> twenty-seven people had to be taken to the hospital. authorities say the man who died worked at that restaurant. officials believe the carbon monoxide leak originated within the restaurant's heating system. >> in honor of black history month we turn our attention to a man who not only broke down some of the walls separating color, but who has been quietly celebrated for his skill in building them. he's an architect. his name is paul revere williams. abc7 news reporter leyla gulen has his story in our assignment 7 reports. >> he had an unshakeable belief in his own talent and in the power of what

through kind of the last 60, 70 years in the dramatic transitions throughout the world, is as sam huntingtonst three waves. we've seen this in ukraine already. in 1990/ '91 the anti-soviet protest, 2004/2005 the orange revolution and today a decade later you see the uprising at independence square. it takes time as we look at what's happened elsewhere in the world in south africa, black today are worse off than they were under apartheid. the reality is the end of the soviet union you still have a generation later of former communist and kgb chief in power. change takes hellishly long. >> when i look at what's happened in venezuela, student uprising leading to anti-government protests and part of what's going on, chavez for all his flaws was popular, charismatic. this guy isn't and has to use brute force. >> chavez used violent rhetoric but he didn't for the most part actually use violence on people. he was a magnetic person. he had charisma. maduro does not. that leads him to be more repressive and creates potentially a more dangerous situation in venezuela. >> nick, you've been for a more a

the leak happened last night in huntington station in long island.tigators leave the carbon monoxide leak originated as a seafood restaurant in the mall. police received a call from a woman feeling light headed and nauseated. >> we were sitting at the bar and having wine and i think one of the way tress came on and said they had to leave. i didn't want to blow up or anything. they told us to stay outside. >> twenty two people had to be taken to the hospital. authorities say the man who died worked at that restaurant. officials believe the carbon monoxide leak originated within the restaurant's heating system. >>> home owners in almeda county may soon have to pay to dispose of hazardous waste. our media partner, the contra costa times, reported the waste management authority wants to impose an annual $9.55 femur home for a hazardous waste program. operators of the program, no one as "stop waste" said they need money to sustain hours at hazardous waste drop off sites. expanded hours will reduce the amount of hazardous materials that end up in the trash

short time ago an official said there was no carbon monoxide detector in the restaurant inside huntington station, but restaurants also are not required to have them under state fire code. investigators found a leak in the flue pipe on the water heater. this is posted on the door. the restaurant is condemned. it will remain closed until they repair the leak and pass inspection. >>> new details are emerging are the arrest of a powerful mexico cal drug lord. joaquin guzman, the alleged leader of a cartel, was captured in a mexican resort town yesterday. he was arrested with a woman in a condominium complex without any shots being fired. guzman had apparently been moving around the town through a series of tunnels, some of which were connected to the city's sewer system. cnn's nick parker is in mexico city for us. nick, tell us more about how they were able to track him. >> reporter: well, what we know at this stage is that the operation and the investigation have been going on for several months, according to mexican authorities. and it comprised of a series of raids in and around the state

carbon monoxide being blamed for the death of a restaurant manager at a shopping mall in huntington justde new york city. there were more than two dozen people rushed to the hospital last night. the mall was quickly evacuated and investigators say it may have been a leak of the heating system. i'm jamie colby and i'll be back at the top of the hours for a brand new hour of america's news headquarters. back to media buzz. >>> it can be hard for viewers to make sense of the fast moving coverage especially when many guests seem to be pushing their favorite stocks. >> you want to own the fracking industry, you want to observe anybody that goes into the production of these things. you want to own sand, you want to own pipe. >> i wouldn't buy it. >> recommend level three because of the incredible numbers. it was instant, though. but you know what? this company is back. >> i sat down in new york with maria bartiromo who launches her daily program opening bell tomorrow from 9:00 to 1 1:00 eastern on the fox business network. maria bartiromo, welcome. >> hi, howie. good to see you. >> welcome to

. >> reporter: they were at the cheesecake factory at the walt whitman mall in huntington, new york, when the wait staff told the entire restaurant to get out. >> somebody came over, i think it was one of the waitresses. she said that you had to leave. >> reporter: police and emergency responders were called to the mall after a report that a woman had fallen and hit her head in the basement of legal sea foods. when authorities arrived and began investigating, they themselves reported feeling nauseated and dizzy, symptoms of carbon monoxide exposure. restaurants in the area immediately evacuated. >> we had to leave because i didn't want to blow up or anything like that. i didn't know how dangerous it was and they just told us to stay outside. >> reporter: emergency crews found legal sea foods manager, 55-year-old steven nelson unconscious in the basement. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. more than two dozen other victims including seven first responders were also sickened by the gas and had to be taken to area hospitals with nonlife-threatening symptoms. >> n

walter lippman edward bernays harrell blass well founder of modern political science, samuel huntingtontrilateral commission and staff the carter administration. the conflict between these conceptions of democracy goes far back. it goes back to the earliest modern democratic revolution in 17th century england. at that time as you know there was a war raging between supporters of the king and supporters of parliaments. that's a civil war that we read about. but there was more. the gentry, the men who call themselves of best quality, they were appalled by the dash you didn't want to be ruled by either king or parliaments and mike the spanish workers in 1936 they wanted to be ruled. they had their own pamphlet literature and they said they wanted to be ruled like a country that no one wants. it will never be a good world while knights and gentlemen make make -- and do not know the people's swords. that 17th century england. the central nature of this conflict which as far from ended was captured nicely by thomas jefferson in his later years when he had serious concerns about both the quali

but the restaurant in the mall in huntington station, new york, police say 55-year-old restaurant manager steven nelson died and 27 others were taken to area hospitals after being exposed to carbon monoxide. the local fire chief says it appears to have been leaking from a broken water heater flew pipe system in the restaurant's basement. once authorities arrived, they started feeling light headed and naushess. suspecting a carbon monoxide leak, they evacuated the restaurant. it does not appear the leak made it to the restaurant where the customers were. those sent to the hospital were employees, police, or ambulance workers. >> when kwl came out, there were a whole bunch of ambulances everywhere. they were telling everybody to come and get checked out. and it was just bizarre. the day was normal, they would find. >> carbon monoxide is odorless, colorless, and it kills. more than 400 people die every year from accidental poisoning, and more than 20,000 visit the emergency room. >> it's to the blood red cell and you can't get oxygen. it's like a form of internal strangulation. your tissues

>> this company reporting a slowdown in the loss of muscle control for patients diagnosed with huntington'sease. good news. up 12%. >> avis trading at highs not seen since april of '98 after posting earnings above expect aces. >> dow jones notes the company benefits from zip car last year. so the stock here is up 8.6%. big move. >> and praa, a move today as portfolio recovery resources, earnings in the news of an aq acquisiti acquisition. >> a debt corrector, announcing plans to buy nor waip active capital in an effort to expand debt collection services in europe. the company expecting the deal to immediately add to earnings. estimated cost totaling about $15 million over the first and second quarter. >>> all right. activist investor nelson sending another push for pepsi to separate its snack business from a struggling beverage business 4e78 helping to fund management. a 37-page letter sent to the board about the split. pepsi shares up more than 1.5% today, outperformed rival coca-cola over the past year or so. so should pepsi listen to peltz? talking numbers. on the technicals, fbn securit

as unfortunate as that was for the huntington beach resident the discovery of her heart disease likelyt's life. >> every question they asked me that i said no to -- >> i was sitting there listening to it and i said yes. >> diabetic yes. >> high blood pressure. >> reporter: as they met with a cardiologist in newport beach answering vital health questions, it was discovered that kelly had 90% blockage in one artery and an aneurysm that required a two vessel bypass. >> she has an anterior wall defect. >> reporter: but even more significant was robert's hidden heart disease uncovered as he helped his wife through her medical ordeal. robert had five blocked arteries and was feeling tightness in his chest. >> it's not uncommon, we see this. the genetic risk factors is separate but all the other risk factors the salt intake sugar intake fat intake that controls the high blood pressure, diabetes, they are sharing each other. >> reporter: for the first time in his career this surgeon operated on husband and wife 10 days apart bypasses needed in both cases. >> the lesson is you have to listen to

in the philippines the transition into place in south korea was very important so is what samuel huntington calls one of these waves of democracy mean i think those outside influence we were important. and i think the united states and pushing. democratization has to be given a little bit of credit that were ok then given all these factors together. the wheelbase home what you are you'll continue to research and feel finding about the bill collins democratic transition. were you surprised or are you happy though with the democratic achievements and talents today. when i type this the democracy become established died. i started coming here. in two thousand and two two thousand one two thousand and two open door still open in the stalls you for the old waste less of me in too many politicians are fighting there's not enough agreement and now pretty much everybody except democracy. but they don't necessarily accept all of the formal procedures. you see people going outside to proceed years of demonstrating of mobilizing followers to go out and put pressure on the legislature of which. in some

it's a smaller cap company but very big movement of stock on this treatment possibly for huntington disease >> thank you very much. a 40% move always worth noting. >>> let's get caught up on the olympic medals count. as you see right there, the netherlands has edged into the lead with 20 medals total. russia and the united states are second with 19. i guess netherlands picked up a couple today. norway has 18 and canada clocks in with 16. cnbc's chief international correspondent michelle caruso-cabrera is over in sochi and you put together a look at some of the venues and getting around between them. >> reporter: yes, that's right. when you watch the olympics you see the interior of the venues all the time. but what's it like from a fan's perspective when they arrive, when they walk around this big space you see behind me? take a look. what makes this olympics unique is how concentrated so many venues are in a tight area. this is possible because russia constructed everything from scratch. here's how they planned it. they put the flame in the center. that's also where they do the medal cerem

and a word to the wise -- if you're planning to rob a store in huntington, west virginia, you better elevator. cameras record the brutal attack. >>> and later, a bank security camera captures a cold-blooded murder. but will the video lead to the capture of the killers? >> the surveillance camera was located up above my head looking straight down on the night deposit box which captured the whole crime. [ screaming ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the bold, all-new nissan rogue with intuitive all-wheel drive. because winter needs a hero. ♪ ♪ is this the bacon and cheese diet? this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. i'm beth... and i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app fro

huntington sound officials u.s.e doesn't require them. >> : start of a sad like a call for everyone. the gas spread through the vest on basement here because of lava like a water here. >> : responder's there at another motel found piles of knox said. in maryland a leak said nine people to a hospital. in last year's three people died and on north carolina not hotel almost months apart. fire officials trace the carbon monoxide to ventilation pipes for pool heater those placed nearer air- conditioning unit for the room. gas is odorless carla's and tasteless. you want others like without a working carbon monoxide detector. >> : but severe enough to go into a coma and died. >> : heating equipment often kept in danger follows when it isn't properly ventilated. >> : all single-family homes with a grudge for fossil fuel service are required to have carbon monoxide detector. >> : taking a live look outside right now sematech no bridge gorgeous shot here for highway 92. a bridge toll plaza a ghost town. a very clear sky. calm

in all, 27 people were treated for exposure at legal seafoods in huntington. first responders fell ill themselves after being called to the restaurant to help a woman who had fallen and hit her head. the manager was dead in a locked basement bathroom as they were evacuating that restaurant. president and c.e.o. of legal seafoods says more safety checks are needed. >> this has to raise awareness to all of us in the commercial sector that, you know, we've got to push for more codes to come out to establish carbon monoxide detectors. >> right now 28 state law require the detectors in certain hotels and schools but there appears to be no laws in the u.s. requiring general businesses to have detectors and there was another carbon monoxide incident in maine. 27 people had to be hospitalized, suffered carbon monoxide poisoning at a time share resort after a gas ventilation system failed there. every year more than 400 people die in the u.s. from poisoning. doctors say you have to know the signs. poisoning can feel like the flu without a fever with symptoms of headach

. >> check out fapharmaceuticals, news on huntington disease treatment hit primary end points on tileond company this week talking about that huntington's disease, which is a neurodegenerative disease. >> thank you, d okom. >>> a lot of green on the screen today. >> a mixed day. market leaders like financials recently and tech have been on the downside today. generally some of the less active ones, telecom stocks doing better. interest rate sensitive stock. more defensive names. look here. there's your leaders. telecom, utility consumer staples. financials sort of lagging again here. bank stocks have had a tough time. citigroup having a tough time all throughout this year. technology also lagging. that's been doing pretty well overall. we've been trying to figure out the eskffects of the weather. i want to talk about cons. cons is a retailer that operate in the south. think of pc richards for the south. electronics. this is not a typo. down 31% today p you they came out and unexpectedly cut -- put a full screen. cut their fourth quarter guidance and cut the full year next year guidanc

walter lippman edward bernays harrell blass well founder of modern political science, samuel huntingtontrilateral commission and staff the carter administration. the conflict between these conceptions of democracy goes far back. it goes back to the earliest modern democratic revolution in 17th century england. at that time as you know there was a war raging between supporters of the king and supporters of parliaments. that's a civil war that we read about. but there was more. the gentry, the men who call themselves of best quality, they were appalled by the dash you didn't want to be ruled by either king or parliaments and mike the spanish workers in 1936 they wanted to be ruled. they had their own pamphlet literature and they said they wanted to be ruled like a country that no one wants. it will never be a good world while knights and gentlemen make make -- and do not know the people's swords. that 17th century england. the central nature of this conflict which as far from ended was captured nicely by thomas jefferson in his later years when he had serious concerns about both the quali

and traction on capitol hill, democratic senator elizabeth warren writing in huntington post about thisquote, of the postal service offered basic banking services, just basic bill paying, check cashing and small dollar loans and affordable financial services for underserve families and at the same time shore up its own financial footing. coastal service figures could make $9 billion a year doing this but community bankers say when it comes to banking the government should stay out. >> you can do a great deal of damage when government starts dabbling in the financial services arena. government is at its heart a political animal. and what are you are talking about, tempted to influence financial decisions in one way or another. playing with people's financial future. >> the postal service has congress for the authority to sell other products and services, and so many interests. there is a bill in the house and senate, found their way, and stop losing billions of dollars each year. >> more than half of the s&p 500 stocks are what you call correction territory, 10% off of the highs, exxon m

manager working in riverreligious who has burned through his entire life savings, by the huntington woman whose home has gone into foreclose, working every day to find a job. by the soon-to-be father in patterson working hard every day to find a job but is wracked with worry about providing for his new baby. by the fadge of five in bridgetown who now struggles to find a job but also to afford the life's basic necessities, keeping the heat on, about how to even keep gas in the car and food on the table and told me em the strain and the stress it's creating in his oldest 10-year-old son. these stories from city to suburb, from barbara and robert's kitchen table to the county griddle lounge in clinton, new jersey, to the one-stop center in plainfield, niewrnlings, were eerily similar but were all avoidable with action from congress. ilene told me that she had been looking for work for a year. federal benefits allowed her to stay afloat and afford the things necessary to find a job, money for gas, dry cleaning, a cell phone. even in front of other job seek,she couldn't disguise her anger, her

first that huntington prosecutor who was fired by christie's administration.ere and joins us at this table next. everything life throws my way. except for frown lines. those i'm throwing back. [ female announcer ] olay total effects. nourishing vitamins, and seven beautiful benefits in one. for younger-looking skin. so while your life may be ever-changing... ♪ ...your beautiful skin will stay beautiful. total effects from olay. your best beautiful. yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. enjoy the relief! and i see that it includes new alka seltzer fruits chews. my fico® credit score. yup, you get it free each month to help you avoid surprises with your credit. good. i hate surprises. surprise! at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card and see your fico® credit score. ♪ [ male announcer ] old el paso frozen entrées. now in freezers. >>> joining us is bennett barlyn, who says he was fired f

guest: huntington beach. .aller: actually we met ands buying some sheets have the opportunity to talkh you briefly. guest: was i at the goodwill store? caller: yes. guest: that is my favorite place to shop. caller: i wanted to bring up reflate, -- briefly, i think you're right on some of the things you have been talking about. people that have come here legally definitely comprise the fact they were able to become american citizens. i just remember when we had our talk, i wish one thing i had covered was if they were that concerned or congress was as concerned about health care, one outlook at the idea of perhaps maybe putting a dime tax per gallon on every gasoline gallon of gasoline and create some sort of a fund that could be put into health care in order to take away from the high deductibles that are involved? n'tthat wouldn't -- would there be an alternative or option, and if it works, throw another dime on it for the deficit. guest: a dime a gallon tax would come out of the pockets of a lot of people who can barely afford to fill up the car with gasoline now. that is probably t