steve williams, mayor of the city of huntington, west virginia. huntington, west virginia. town ofjust under 50,000 people, our county is 96,000 people, yet over a five—year period, just a five—year period, there was over a0 million, a0 million doses of opioids that were distributed in this county alone. the numbers speak for themselves. most of our callouts now are for drugs. they probably make up somewhere around a third of our calls. fires generally are around 1596 calls. fires generally are around 15% to 10% of our calls, so obviously the drugs are much... sorry about that! that's me. going to an overdose of a middle—aged male at a local grocery store. he's been reported. the man that was called? the restroom. the restroom? thank you. his mouth is closing up. what's his name? timmy. timmy? look here. how long have you been doing heroin? it's been a while since you done it? it's been a while or it's a while since you've done it? stand up against the wall, get your bearings. cani against the wall, get your bearings. can i ask, did you go and start on opioids before you mo

. >> sunday night and we begin with breaking news from the huntington park section. one crash left one person dead and others injured. >> christie ileto is at the scene. >> officers and tow truck drivers are trying to clean up what's left of the scene on i street. earlier this evening was a larger scene, four cars involved in the accident, five people taken to local hospitals and one man is dead. that man was driving this white honda accord. witnesses say around 8:15 he was barreling down huntington park avenue when he crashed. he hit a utility pole. that driver veered into oncoming traffic and crashed. his exact speed and whether he was under the influence is unclear. his body us with taken to the local autopsy. >> christie ileto "action news." >> now to two fires that took a tragic toll. >> we begin in philadelphia where a woman five months preg was found dead. annie mccormick is live at the scene with details. the fire marshall is calling this suspicious. >> firefighters responded to a 911 call around 7:30 this morning here on the 2100 block pof west susquehanna b

steve williams, mayor of the city of huntington, west virginia.ty is 96,000 people, yet over a five—year period, just a five—year period, there was over a0 million, a0 million doses of opiates that were distributed in this county alone. the numbers speak for themselves. most of our callouts now are for drugs. they probably make up somewhere around a third of our calls. fires generally are about 15% to 10% of our calls, so obviously the drugs are much... alarm sounds sorry about that! that's me. that's an overdose, come on. just going to an overdose of a middle—aged male at a local grocery store. he's been reported and i'll know more on that and we're on our way now. the man that was called? the restroom. the restroom? thank you. his mouth is closing up. hey!? what's his name? timmy. timmy?! what? wake up, partner. look here. how long you been doing heroin? it's been a while since you've done it... ..done it or you've been doing it a while? go ahead, let's stand up against the wall, get your bearings. can i ask, did you go and start on opioids firs

huntington, west virginia is in the grip of an addiction epidemic. one in 10 are hooked on heroin or other opioids. they are taking legal action against, cynical companies they accuse the flooding their city with drugs. the report contains distressing images from the start. >> stephen williams mayor of the , city of huntington, west virginia. huntington is a town of just under 50,000 people. our county is 96,000 people. yet over a five-year period, there was over 40 million doses of opiates that were distributed in this county alone. the numbers speak for themselves. >> most of our calls now are for drugs. they make up one third of our calls. fires generally are about 50% to -- 15% to 10% of our calls. the drugs are much -- that is an overdose. come on. we are responding to an overdose of a middle-aged male at a kroger grocery store. it has been reported 911 and we are currently there are now. >> his mom is outside. >> what's his name? >> timmy. how long have you been doing heroin? >> it's been a while since you've done it? >> you've been doing it fo

ohio valley environmental coalition or ovec is based in what was known as the coal port city of huntington, west virginia, just on the other side of the river here down river near kentucky. we have been -- we are celebrating our third year right now. we started as just a living room group, a bunch of citizens got together when basf corporation was going to bring all of its toxic waste from north america to a low income community near huntington and people got together and became a multi-year battle but eventually basf corporation decided it wasn't going to burn or dump all of its waste in our neighborhood. so that's what we started with and over the years we have gone in to assorted campaigns. when people have brought different pollution grievances to light for us. i think we focus on environmental justice and we also look at racial justice, social justice. all of it in the lens of human rights, labor is part of that. and sort of our overarching issues over the years have been climate and water and, of course, human rights. so, we have several campaigns going on now. one of them is revolvi

guest: well, ohio valley coalition or ovec is known as hat huntington, west virginia, on the other side of the river river near kentucky. we've been, celebrating our 30th now. right living rooms just a group, a bunch of citizens got together with the corporation was going to bring all of its waste from north america to a low-income community near got ngton and people together and became a multi-year eventually bas corporation decided it wasn't in g to burn or dump waste our neighborhood. that is what we started with, years we have gone into a sorted campaign when people brought different pollution nd grievances to our -- to light for us. i think we focus on environmental justice and we justice, at racial social justice, all of that in lens of human rights. -- and of course, human rights. on ral campaigns are going now, one revolving around the that will bring gas through the area, unless we stop that and we're very worried them. the implications could be. i think you have a photo there of what that is with the top and the mountain removal site behind it. host: yeah, we can show the view

veterans in huntington now have a brighter if you ture. and -- brighter future and bath to homeownership. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from nebraska, mr. bacon, for five minutes. . bacon: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor may 15 as peace officer memorial day. may 14 through the 20th as police week. i stand in support of those who put their lives on the line, day in and day out for the protection of those within the state of nebraska and all over the united states. my district is home to two sheriff offices, a large urban police force, numerous community police departments, and nebraska state patrol and handful of federal agencies. they have unique differences in their responsibilities, yet they are strikingly similar in how they function. the different shapes of the badges they wear on their chests proudly proclaims their distinct alliance to their home agent you is but -- agency but also a symbol that behind them together. these gallant law enforcement profes

now two years ago the faa ordered the manufacturer to stop manufacturing it so we went to huntingtonch where this company is located and found it's still open for business with a stack of boxes that looked identical to the box that we got holding the part over the internet. >> if you're making parts at the faa. >> the faa. >> >> reporter: they say don't make the parts. are you still making parts. >> we also uncovered records showing that the faa found bogus parts on hundreds of commercial aircraft. >> you have something that's manufactured indirectly and not per spec it's going to fail, and -- and you have a failure. it's going to be a problem and could be a catastrophic one. >> coming up tonight at 11:00 we'll show you how this impacts your safety when you fly and why that company in huntington beach keeps making the part that the faa ordered to be stopped. that's tonight at 11:00. >> we'll see you then. okay, if you want the authentic version beware. the nba wants all you warrior fans to keep an eye out for fake gear. counterfeiters are taking advantage by selling bogus stuff like

the emergency services in huntington are barely able to respond to the volume of calls.es of this fight and a warning theirfilm contains distressing images from the start. that's an overdose. come on. steve williams mayor of the city of huntington, it is a town ofjust under 50,000 people, our county is 96,000 people, yet over a five year period, just a five year period, there was over 40 million, 40 million doses of opiates that were distributed in this county alone. the numbers speak for themselves. most of our call—outs are for drug, they probably make up something of a third of our calls, fires generally are about 15%, to 10% of our calls, so are about 15%, to 10% of our calls, so obviously the drugs are much... sorry about that. that's me. that's an overdose. come on. responding to an overdose of a middle age man in a grocery store, he has been reported 911 and we are currently there now. what we got? his mum is outside. hey buddy. what is his name? timmy. how long you been doing heroin? just lay there. has it been a while since you done it? have you been doing it fo

. >> reporter: to help recruit and train qualified shipbuilders, huntington engles relies on its trainingl. students get paid to take classes, like getting hands-on experience and working full time toward a college degree. these graduates span four generations. each had a hand in getting the "uss lincoln ready." he has bhneen a pipe fitter, an his son now works in the shipyard. what does that mean to you to be able to see that through? >> there's just something about this stage when you're ready to go to sea that when you go down that river and all those hours were put in, just a pride in what you do. >> reporter: 33-year-old ramirez crumley is an electrical foreman. do you feel that pride too? >> yes, ma'am. i didn't get it at first. when i first got here, i thought it was a job. and then to actually complete a carrier and to actually see it go out to sea, i mean, it's just outstanding, and it just makes you file speci you feel special as a person that i was part of that project. >> reporter: she served on carriers. >> it makes you work harder, especially after knowing what it's like to

metro, checking in with delays near huntington and franconia, springfield. that's the traffic watch and back in the next 10 minutes and we will keep a close eye on your ride. >> oh my god. autria: chaos at one of england's used arenas. we know that 22 people are dead after a terror attack at an ariana grande a concert. dozens of people are hurt and we know that children are among the victims. policemanchester releasing a slew of new details. a suicide bombing, exploding a device full of nails. autria: over 400 officers were deployed to sweep the city. there are similar scenes in the united states we are told that there is no credible threat this morning. larry: the country's parliamentary election two weeks away, all candidates suspending campaigns in the wake of this tragedy. get startedant to with sam sweeney at the live desk, where we hear that resting sadness and discussed over this attack about an hour and a half or so ago. speaking alongside the palestinian authority president in the west bank, using strong words to describe those responsible. >> so ma

as many as 30 people were standing on the corner of 23rd and huntington in strawberry mansion when one person started shooting. as investigators say the group was singing and dancing after the shots someone called 911. >> we arrived on the location and found several victims who were transported to area hospitals. >> two of the victims critically injured, the others in stable condition. this morning police trying to figure out a motive and track down those responsible for the crime. >> and developing out of saudi arabia this morning president donald trump planning to give a speech to 50 muslim and arab leaders urging them to fight against terrorism. >> the president said he accepted an invitation to visit egypt. yesterday the president signed a 100 billion-dollar arms deal with saudi arabia. >> this huge arm sales package reduces the burden on the united states to provide the same equipment to our own military forces, and will strengthen saudi forces for the future so saudi arabia is capable of carrying a greater share of the burden. >> trump's speech today is the centerpiece of his tri

a total of nine people have been shot in a two block span of west huntington street.re working to find out their conditions. we have a crew on the way to the scene and we'll bring you more details as we get them. next on nbc 10, a collision course on the tarmac. we'll tell you about the crash on an airport that sent eight people to the hospital. >>> president trump getting a royal reception on his first trip overseas. we'll tell you about a deal he just kwut a key ally. >>> and the union had a winning streak of their own to defend tonight. plus results of the preakness stake that was held this afternoon. find out if. i just saved a bunch of money on my car insurhuh. with geico. i should take a closer look at geico... geico can help with way more than car insurance. boats, homes, motorcycles... even umbrella coverage. this guy's gonna wish he brought his umbrella. fire at will! how'd you know the guy's name is will? yeah? it's an expression, ya know? fire at will? you never heard of that? oh, there goes will! bye, will! that's not his name! take a closer look at geico.

fox 29 tion done timoney is live in huntington park where police are expected to reveal comments. the little l girl is in california condition with severe injuries. her father telling us this morning that the child is actually brain devmentd now police are trying to figure out how in the world this happened. she's such an an adorable little girl. she is so adorable and i'm heartbroken because i can't believe that she is going through this. addry and a gray fights back tears after her seven year old niece is found unconscious in the family's home in olney after a bizarre string of events. it was just after one this morning when police say the mom reported her 18 year old son had stolen her car. investigators say when the woman went inside to get her registration she came out in paining, her little girl in her arms not breathing. she was hysterical. she was screaming. she made a statement to the officer that the seven year old had a plastic bag over its head. >> responding officer immediately began performing cpr on the front steps. as soon as backup arrived he put the child in a po

come >> in huntington, they are upset because the state is planning to take away a traffic light although two children were killed at the intersection. jeff chirico is live on the scene. what happened there tonight? >> for two hours, as you said, they are upset about plans to remove the traffic lights. pen dot intends to install flashing warning signs. >> protesters took to the street at 4:00 p.m. and blocked the intersection at west allegheny. it didn't take long for tempers to flair as drivers and passengers found themselves stuck. you can see traffic backing up as residents protested plans to remove traffic light. >> we have children. we pay taxes. >> we don't want the light removed. two kids got killed here. >> in 1978 the death of two children led to the light, but now an improvement plan is calling for lights to be replaced with flashing lights. we have children in this neighborhood. >> officials say the decision was based on money. the intersections don't have the necessary traffic volume to fund the traffic lights otherwise. >> we have 60 plus kids leaving at this hour of the day.

we are excited in huntington that wejust recently won america's best community contest.art of that whole transition that is going to be taking place in huntington is one thing that is going on that we are a part of is some training for now unemployed minors or veterans or underemployed youth to teach folks about new careers in hazmat and also in solar instillation. i think that is important, as important as clean water that we have sort of a just transition. i think what the caller said is true that utilities themselves, the american or appalachian n power just said the consumer doesn't demand renewables. they are heading toward renewables. when you hear, i am sure the congressman said job-killing regulations. when you hear that, please, dig deeper and in most cases regulations are actually going to at least have a net effect in terms of jobs. a net benefit for jobs. and they are all about protecting the minor and the mine industry. >> you talk about transitioning out of the mines. we had zach coleman on last month and we had a cover story in the christian science monito

. >> reporter: this huntington beach family with two infants said delta air lines kicked them off their flight from maui to california. the family claims the airline wanted the child seat because it overbooked. we hear the flight attendant argue it's faa policy to put children under 2 on your lap, not in a seat. >> no, no, can he note seat at all. >> the family recorded the confrontation which they say lasted an hour and post today on social media. >> what blew me away is when they said if you don't give the seat up you're going to go to jail, your wife is going to good to jail and they're going to take your kids away from you. >> when you're a mother and you have your 1-year-old and 2-year-old and they tloent take your kids away from you it made my heart drop and i was shake the rest of the time. >> the family removed off the red eye flight at midnight had to find a taxi and hoe fell and pay for a new flight home the next day. >> you guys are unbelievable. great customer service. >> they say they were never reimbursed or even contacted. >> this whole thing has made me so angry. >> repo

ost: head to huntington, west virginia. lowell, good morning. caller: good morning. you for taking my call. how much i express appreciate c-span. hydraulic generators on dams the -- inrily showing -- 125 hydraulic generators. we already have locks and dams, generators in place. don't burn any fuel whatsoever. topic you at a studied? i i mean, yeah, there is definitely alternatives to energy. we can put in hydro electric plants, and there are a lot of could produce hydro electric energy. form ombined with another of energy, which i've heard people call the first fuel, efficiency, which, we can retire so many plants and we institute so much more renewable energy sources, but he first thing is decrease our base load, that just means becoming more energy efficient well think we're lagging behind the rest of the world, especially in developed putting in effect energy efficiency law and demand on to bring down to begin with. host: staying on the line for oal miners and family members, judy, silver spring, maryland. good morning. judy, are you with us? yes.er: host: go ahea

so we went to huntington beach and found where this company is located and found it's open for business with a stack of boxes that looked identical to the box that we got holding the part over the internet. >> the if you're making parts. >> the faa. >> reporter: faa says don't make the parts. are you making the parts? we also uncovered records showing the faa found bogus parts on hundreds of aircrafts. you have something manufactured incorrectly, not according to spec, it's going to fail and if you have a failure it's going to be a problem and could be a catastrophic one. coming up tonight at 11:00, how him packets your safety when you fly and why that company in huntington beach keeps making the parts that the faa ordered to be stopped. that's tonight at 11:00. >> thank you very much. even if have you a tip for our investigative unit give us a call at 888-996-tips or send it to the yunt at nbc bay area.com. >>> two wisconsin teens pulled off this stunt. maybe you've seen some of the video. they climbed to the top of the north tower of the golden gate bridge and if you're afraid of heig

she was crossing a highway in huntington beach, california, when she was struck and killed by two cars. she was 26 at the time. her family just thankful to finally know what happened to her. jonathan: president trump contradicting the white house about firing fbi director james comey, saying it was his idea to fire comey. the white house had firing was recommended by the deputy attorney general. went on to call comey a showboat leading an agency in turmoil. looking ahead on the matter of possible russian interference in the election, the president said the firing of comey would not have an impact on that probe. only on 7, exclusive access to elite rescue training, the spotlight has to do with the rescuers. alison: tim barber shows us how some local pups will soon be saving lives. tim: the blackhawk descends quickly. the door opens. search dogs jump into action. part of an integral virginia task force one. mark is his partner. >> he has his own mission and we can read each other. stagehe team scours this disaster zone, sniffing for signs of life. >> there is jo working with these dogs.

at 11:00, we'll show you how all this impacts your safety when you fly and why that company in huntington beach keeps making the part that the faa ordered to be stopped. that's tonight at 11:00. >>> steven, thank you very much. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call. 888-996-tips or send an e-mail as well to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >> 6:26. emotional testimony coming up next on today in the bay, the impact sierra lamar's disappearance had on some of her closest friends. >> palo alto unified school leaders gottane earful from parents over their handling of a convicted sexual offender on camp. what the administrationgue and why they say they couldn't tell the parents and students. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. >>> right now at 6:30, tracking a cool morning right now, but then things start to heat up as we head into the weekend. taking a live l

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leaving several voicemail or e-mail messages and getting no response, we paid a visit to them in huntingtonch. >> reporter: i'm from nbc bay area in san francisco. we want to know why the faa is telling you guys to cease and desist making parts. >> i'm not keith, so we -- >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: i'm sorry. so can you have them call me? >> reporter: with the doors wide open we saw a worker putting parts in a box and a stack of boxes that looked identical to the one containing the elt we purchased about. >> reporter: i want to know if you are making parts that the faa -- >> call the faa. go ahead and call faa. >> reporter: the faa says don't make the parts. are you still making parts? >> no, i don't think so. >> reporter: what about this part i bought over the internet? >> call 911. >> reporter: when asked to leave, we did. while a bad elt won't make an airplane crash, it can delay rescue crews from finding it after it does. >> unfortunately, there are a lot of people that, you know, want to make a quick buck and buy something off ebay. >> reporter: in an e-mailed statement american airlin

nine people all under the age of 26 were shot saturday night at 23rd and huntington. a tragic end to a pleasant evening for a group of friends spending time together singing and dancing. someone was streaming the entire think on facebook live. police are looking for the shooters and the motive. >> firefighters are working to determine what sparked a deadly fire in the city's' wynnfield section. firefighters rushed to diamond street yesterday morning, 80-year-old man, 07-year-old wife and 30-year-old son died in the fire. a 19-year-old jumped from the best of your knowledge house, he was taken to the hospital with a broken leg. firefighters say there were no working smoke detecters in the house. >>> two survivors are recovering from a deadly boat crash during a popular race at the jersey shore. it happened at the point pleasant beach grand prix in pay head. a boat crossed in front of the smith brothers out of bucks county. they went airborne landing on top of repeat offender. one driver was killed. >>> a man is in critical condition after philadelphia police used a stu

still close to 80 in huntington. still tracking a couple showers, southern maryland in calvin county and st. mary's county. and watch back here to frederick county, virginia. making your way to caplin bridge. there's one line. there's another line here, you can see it forming. you can see that south flow. that's why we're still on the warm side of things. tomorrow waking up at the bus stop, rather nice for the kids. 64 degrees. breezy at noon for recess. looking pretty good there, though. around 64 degrees at 4:00. winds tomorrow could gust at 25 to 30 miles an 65 degrees. a nice start. i mentioned the breeze, though, and it is going to be starting to get breezy once the sun does make its way up there. just know that if you're getting out there for that morning jog or maybe that bike ride as well. 76 tomorrow, and look at this, 68 on wednesday. still a nice day. 67 on thursday. thursday night into friday, we see a big storm, kind of like the one we just saw but this one will come closer to us. that means a lot of rai

. >> so we went to to huntington beach and located the company with a stack of boxes identical to the box we got holding the part in the internet. >> i want to know if you're making the parts. >> the faa says don't make the parts. are you still making parts? >> we also uncovered records that the faa found bogus parts on hundreds of commercial aircraft. >> you have something that's manufactured incorrectly, not per speck, it's going to fail. and have a failure, it's going to be a problem and could be a catastrophic one. >> at 11:00, we'll show you how all this impacts your saeflt when you fly and why that company in huntington beach keeps making the part that the faa ordered to be stopped. that's tonight at 11:00. >> we'll see how they explain it. thank you. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call. 888-996-tips or send an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >> coming up, changes to your commute. the proposed fare hike that could be coming to caltrain riders. how you can get your say. >> parents are outraged over what they say is a sexual predator on their high sc

but that is not stopping a group from hitting the links, horizon house has their outing at the huntingtonll day long groups are golfing and tonight a silence auction. they help disadvantaged adults with adults that are experiencing homelessness. ♪ luis waited his whole life to celebrate his team being crowned champions. so our wellness coaches developed a plan, to keep him fit and healthy. and when his moment finally arrived, his knees were up to the job. aetna. you don't join us, we join you. >>> do you feel guilty about the weather you gave us for the last three days. >> picks you tired and want to nap doesn't it. >> do you feel guilty? >> i don't make the weather i just forecast it. but there is sun on the way. we really do need it. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we have showers around and most of them right now right along the shore. mays landing dorothy, tuckahoe, dealing with showers and the steadiest now is right over atlantic city. you see it's pushing generally to the east-northeast. and ventnor city you have the heavier downpour directly over atlantic avenue and this co

ost: head to huntington, west virginia. lowell, good morning. caller: good morning. you for taking my call. how much i express appreciate c-span. hydraulic generators on dams the -- inrily showing -- 125 hydraulic generators. we already have locks and dams, generators in place. don't burn any fuel whatsoever. topic you at a studied? i i mean, yeah, there is definitely alternatives to energy. we can put in hydro electric plants, and there are a lot of could produce hydro electric energy. form ombined with another of energy, which i've heard people call the first fuel, efficiency, which, we can retire so many plants and we institute so much more renewable energy sources, but he first thing is decrease our base load, that just means becoming more energy efficient well think we're lagging behind the rest of the world, especially in developed putting in effect energy efficiency law and demand on to bring down to begin with. host: staying on the line for oal miners and family members, judy, silver spring, maryland. good morning. judy, are you with us? yes.er: host: go ahea

that record is 473 set last year by another group of children in huntington beach.ore than 700 students took part in this. it could take weeks to confirm whether they did in fact break the record. as you know we eat the ed. how will you know? that's it if abc 7 news at 6:00, we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. - jeff, i found two empty beer cans in the trash. - all right. you keep up the good work, i'll get you your own shopping cart. - jeff, these were our trash, as opposed to the recycling bin. and you didn't rinse them. - when i finish a beer, the can is pretty clean. - don't do it for the planet. just do it 'cause i asked you to, and i'm your wife... for now. - okay, you're right. from now on, i'll do a better job handling the cans. on that subject,

steve williams, mayor of the city of huntington, west virginia., are about 15% to 10% of our calls, so obviously drugs are much... pa system beeps sorry about that. dispatch operator: dispatch to f11. that's me. dispatch operator: 19 west 7th ave. overdose. that's an overdose. come on. shouting radio chatter. we're responding to an overdose of a middle—aged male in a local grocery store. he's been reported 911 and we're currently there now. maam, there was a call. the rest room. the rest room ? thank you. what have we got? how long you been doing heroin? a while. it's been a while since you've done it? done it, or you been doing it for a while? i've been doing it for a while. yeah. go ahead, stand up here, we're going to stand up here against the wall. get your bearings. can ijust ask you, did you start on opioids first before moving onto heroin? yes, sir. and how did you get into it? uh, just, i was, i was on pain pills, and actually i've been trying to get off them. hopefully. i would just as soon be able to hear from these companies that say, w

he joined dozens at a rally at 23rd and huntington after nine people were shot over the weekend seekinge. >> my heart wrenches i want to solve the problem. i've spent six years in school trying to solve the problem. i started an organization to solve the problem. started a church. >> when you see this group of brothers right here, you don't got to feel nervous. we ain't got no guns. >> several grass roots groups challenged one another with words of encouragement an demand for action after sudden done fire put people in the hospital saturday night when group listened to music and danced on the 2500 block of north 23rd. the victims all underage 26. >> what we going to do? >> ya'll out here killing each other. >> neighbors got real with each other. >> instead of turning around preparing for college you got parents trying to scrape up life insurance at tender ages of 15, 16, 17 and it's the wise thing to do. >> right. >> genocide. >> times like these demand answers from city leaders and philadelphia's city council member was there. >> too many illegal weapons and flash point shootings is up

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jerry has been waiting in huntington beach, california. good morning. caller: a big fan for years. as far as this president goes, the biggest problem i have with them -- i've several problems with him -- but the main thing is that he lies consistently. he is all over the place all the time. shouldn't the president set some sort of example for honesty and integrity? that aside, how does the rest of the world view this president and this country that we put somebody like that in office who has no inkling of honesty whatsoever and says whatever he feels like saying i whatever moment? guest: it has been noted that he lives in the moment. you're right. he says whatever he happens to think without much sense of history or his own personal history of what he said or the history of the country. i think it's very challenging and the news media has typically reacted with their fact checking and awarding pinocchios and all of that. that's really not enough. this president has a platform that no previous president had. it's a social media platform. i forget what the number is -- 26 million fol

we also went to one parts maker located in huntington beach that had been told by the faa to stop making regulators said the company falsified documents but that company remains open and we saw employees boxing up parts, parts that one worker told me they are no longer selling. you can see what else we found, plus a list of all the commercial airlines where the bogus parts where found all in my full report tonight at 6:00, or you can go to our web site, nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. back to you. >> stephen thank you very much. >>> if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call, 888-996-tips. or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> university of california board of regents vote on a budget as outrage grows over an audits claim that $175 million was found in a secret fund at the uc president's office. protesters have been very vocal during the meetings in san francisco. this was a look at the scene yesterday. protest in spanish and english briefly shut down that meeting. uc president janet napolitano says the auditor's report is inaccurate but she says she's imple

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on a large crowd hitting nine people. 30 people were standing on the corner of 34th and hught -- huntington street when someone opened fire. the group was singing and dancing at the time. >> we arrived on location and found several victims most of the victims were transported to area hospitals. >> two of the victims are critically injured, the others in stable condition. >>> 9:03 a.m., this morning a father is speaking about his son who is missing after a late-night swim in the delaware river with friends on friday. >> "action news" reporter, annie mccormick has more on the search effort and talked with those who are holding out hope that the teen would be found alive. >> reporter: friends of antone fox clung to each other after he want for a swim in the river friday night. >> he was trying to save somebody else. >> reporter: the teens jumped in by the linden avenue boat ramble friday night. the current proved too much. >> once you got below it, it's pitch black it's hard to keep track where you are. >> reporter: a 4th friend jumped into to help. bystanders called 911. the call came in afte

. >>> to the index and the desperate rescue effort in huntington, new york, tonight.orker burr rid under about 15 feet of dirt. authorities say he was installing a new containment system when it collapsed pulling he iminto the hole. a second worker was able to escape. they're trying to get the other worker out. >>> new health headline about sleep and heart disease. reer is. chers at stanford revealing that those sleeping less than six hours likely to die from heart disease or stroke. >>> and just in time, the mystery owner of a $24 million lottery ticket has come forward collecting his jackpot before tomorrow's expiration date. sold in new york city last year, the anonymous owner saw the story on the news and found the winning ticket in a stash of old ones. wasn't us, we're all still here tonight. >>> when we come back -- the student and the mom who took you're about to see it.prise, before i had the shooting, burning of diabetic nerve pain these feet... jumped into city life as a kid... ...and kept my town moving. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer

nice and mild, 64 in martins burg, 67 in manassas, 68 at the huntington area.t is on the mild side and will continue to be through tomorrow morning. no rain. that could change by early tomorrow morning. not expecting much, but we could see shower activity because of a system trying to make its way our way. big storm to the north. you can see the spin here and we have a trailing cold front and some moisture area overnight tonight and in towards tomorrow morning. starting off tomorrow morning around 4:00 or 5:00 a.m., notice some shower activity around the region, and this could last right on through the morning rush. don't be surprised to see some wet roadways but, again, i'm not anticipating a whole lot of rain. you may need to take the umbrella out just in case but you may not need it that much. take a look at this. by 1:00, again, a couple of showers mostly to the west. a front will come through as i mentioned and that front could spawn some showers and possible thunderstorms. some of those storms could be on the strong side. i'm not anticipating anything sev

. >> reporter: jennie yoost, an obgyn affiliated with marshall university in nearby huntington, teaches teen talk. >> abstinence only works if you're abstinent, and what we know about teenagers is that in ninth grade about 30%, this is nationwide data, 30% in ninth grade are sexually active. that number goes up to close to 60% by twelfth grade. when we look at actually comprehensive sex education and covering all of these topics, you know, data has shown that, you know, those students that participate in those programs have, you know, less, they delay sexual activity, they have less sexual partners or more compliant with things like condoms and contraception. >> reporter: eighteen-year-old high school senior isom bailey also attended teen talk. >> i wanted to learn about a healthy relationship and the stds and how to prevent like having a child and stuff, because i'm not financial stable. i would like to learn the mistakes that can happen. >> reporter: isom's older sister had her first baby at 16. isom says he and his girlfriend plan to delay sex. >> i promised her that i would wait unt