did not really give me any answers, so i started calling the e department of natutural resources. i thought, surely -- they blew me off. the health department was almost rude. did not r really give me any i called severeral agencies to make a long story short. could not get any answer. i called gerald kennedy, the head toxicologist from dupont. he and i talked for probably 45 minutes to an hour. i hung up the phone and the wife said, what did you find out? i said, i was just fed the biggest line of bs i've ever been fed. i had been out this for about nine months. hold of and got general and who sent me some papers. he said, read them over anand yu may want to contact a lawyer. that is when i got hold of mr. bilott. we put things together and it started from there. amy: bucky bailey, tell us your story. . >> my mother worked with the c8 chemical directly on the line of production. amy: of teflon in particular. >> yes, ma'am. she was removed when she was pregnant with me, from the line, stating safety reasons. after that, she had no inclinations or had no reports from the doctor i wa

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trump, i don't call him president and i don't call him mr. i am a 70-year-old disabled vietnam veteran. he talks about the war and fire and fury. 1965 and 1975?om hiding come up with a spur in his foot. i have one and i served 16 years . i agree with the gentleman who called earlier. $3 million a weekend for him to go to florida, why does he have to use taxpayers' money for that? coursebeen on the golf 11 months more than obama in eight years. another thing, he does these campaigns using air force one. why don't you use his jet? we should not pay for his campaigns. , heas got the russians idolizes putin. he has been over there several times and wants america to run like russia, and it is not going to happen. like the gentleman before you said, the republican senators and congressmen are cowards. they are letting down bully him -- they are letting him bully them and it is a bunch of bull crap. i wish he would come to rockwell and look me face-to-face. i will tell him to his face what he is. thank you very much for your call and i enjoy your sho

i got into trouble. we arrived at an apartment and he beckoned me into the softa. he made a callc, not a word of which he could understand, french, colonel, speak english. okay, i answered. about 20 minutes a man in military uniform arrived and introduced himself as colonel, he said he would be our interpreter, he was tourist forthright and physically strong to perfect military man but how much he was translating the clerics ideas and how much he was spousing his own would never be known and unreliable narrater indeed. i asked the shake via the colonel whether he they had ever seen drugs or money coming in from south america. venezuela in particular. money comes in from venezuela so much money, a room full of cash affirmed the colonel sweeping his arms up in gesture of large size, i've seen it. he was likely boasting about reach and involvement in dark international matterses. it was impossible for me to assess honesty without cooperation but if he was feeling talkative i would keep asking. how about the colombian cocaine, what did you know about that. hezbollah has always had a

i called bill and related to him what you said. you heard that text message. what's your reaction? confirms the suspicion so many americans have, especially americans who voted for trump like i did. one wf our top agencies we are supposed to trust is undermining justice wrath i are than protecting it. americans are wondering who they can trust. are they able to trust the administration, they don't know. are we able to trust the fbi? even americans watching that are unable to keep all the pieces together, who texted who, who wants hillary to relationship and who wants trump to lose. i think americans are afraid they completely lost trust in our justice system and american institutions as a whole. liz: other media saying the quote conspiracy theories, former cia director saying he never saw the atmosphere around the fbi so vile. the rank and file of the fbi don't like it either. these are the good guys going after the bad guys. what the reporting has been about is a small group of people talking about politics in their dc offices. >> which is absolutely wrong and corrupt. i do think i

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call now for free information and a free gift. all i did was make a phone call and all of my questions about the colonial penn program were answered. it couldn't have been any easier and we both got the coverage we should have had for years now. mm-hm, with change to spare. (laughing) (colonial penn jingle) >>> in new york city, a car crushed a big chunk of snow and ice fell 21 stories onto a car in manhattan. luckily no one was in the car and no one was injured. warming temperatures caused the ice and snow to fall. >>> and we're learning about a major gender pay difference in the reshoot of that film "all the money in the world." >> that film was reworked following sexual misconduct allegations against kevin spacey. mark wahlberg was paid $1.5 million for the reshoot, co-star michelle williams received reportedly $1,000. talk about a pay difference. ridley scott said everyone did the reshoot for nothing. >> the weird part about that is she has more screen time in the movie than mark wahlberg. it was a ten-day reshoot that was done. a l

and it was only before coming to do this interview i called my lawyers and i said exactly the parody there is a company that is based. famous formula one driver yahoo truly also found his name in the panama files. at first he thought it was just a prank but it turned out to be a major concern for many months to come. up with stories that come up on the. t.v. everywhere this week they wanted to check in the position again can clear thought. the racing driver was also suspected of using offshore companies to launder money for which i suspected but not charged. but did the public appreciate that distinction of course not only if we know it was only for the media. and. the people without any specific reason renowned russian chess grandmaster and state duma member not only car was another victim of the headline war the legendary player was about to open a chess school in sochi on may the tenth twenty sixteen but the day didn't begin with festivities. under russian law state duma members are not allowed to own a business a single press article could have put an end to the famous chessplaye

tonight, i call on all of us to set aside our differences, to seek out common ground, and to summon the unity we need to deliver for the people. this is really the key. these are the people we are elected to serve. [applause] pres. trump: over the last year, the world has seen what we always know. that no people on earth are so fearless or daring or determined as americans. if there is a mountain, we climate. if there is a frontier, we cross it. if there is a challenge, we tame it. if there is an opportunity, we seize it. let's begin tonight by recognizing that the state of our union is strong, because our people are strong. [applause] pres. trump: and together we are building a safe, strong and proud america. since the election, we have ,reated 2.4 million new jobs including -- [applause] -- including 200,000 new jobs in manufacturing alone. tremendous. [applause] after years and years of wages stagnation, we are finally seeing rising wages. [applause] pres. trump: unemployment claims have hit a 45 year low. [applause] and something i am very proud of, african-american unemployment sta

. >> i got a call telling me tha asked morris, do you know where hagen is? he said, yes, i do.lead us in there. soledad: morris took two volunteers and crossed enemy lines to get sergeant hagen's body, pushed back by a barrage he was shot. >> i had to get to the body, so i said i was going in. soledad: what morris did next not just a heroic war it was a moment of valor defined. morris single-handedly destroye the enemy force that had his battalion pinned down. in the fog of gunfire, he'd shot two more times. he didn't stop. >> you take every effort you c to recover this body. you don't surrender a body t one. that's just, you're doingyo that's it. soledad: i >> that is my motto. do what you got to do. soledad: what he did was make ronald hagan got home to his wife and four children in milwaukee. morris' wounds were painful. his fingers had to be reattached. the brothers who fought witho fighting. they feared they survive the war so they hurried to get recognition for morris' heroism. >> the actions that morris took were truly remarkable and there was little doubt in my mind th

>> your own first name. >> i get called tiffany a lot. n't know why but people here kimberly and think tiffany. >> you would like to be named tiffany? >> maybe. then they would get it right half the time. >> mine would be caitlin. if you had to choose one artist from bumper music for the whole year your favorite band, who would it be? why don't we just start? >> it would be a neat. >> you would like something -- >> didn't think of that. and john cole train. >> the dragons. >> not like heavy death metal, anything besides any kind of top 40 something like that. >> nobody uses that phrase anymore. >> with casey case am and all the hits. >> i would like to give you something different but the stand the test of time. >> how about new year's day? >> that same song. >> nothing you choose as your favorite band. >> i am going purely to irritate you, the best death metal or thrash metal album of the year to annoy you and the viewers. the viewers like that kind of music. is that it for me? the five shall return in a moment. on our daughter's birthday

and so when i received a call, he devastated me because he was my child. his parents, jewel in the area are great people. i've been to their home. i visited their synagogue. i've spoken as a service to raise money for summer camp program. he was a pitcher. he was an honorable decent human being in washington d.c. it pains me to see gnome and it -- so many lives out there that i would never grow. they corrected our system. that's not true. they said that seth was the one who is leaking e-mails. seth had no administrative control. he wasn't even on the same floor. i can tell you this on behalf of all of the staff, all of the former colleagues, all of us, we love him. he was our friend. a great, honorable young man and i hope we bring the person nor the individual who murdered him to justice. but he is my child. anybody know anything about my children know that i will go out there and fight for you. last weekend, before we had the tremendous but very across the country, there were people criticizing me for the time in my book and i laugh because the weekend be

and i called to earl, and i said, earl, check for these three things. me back and said, hey, pretty much those are the only three things missing. >> i asked about jewelry, i asked about her wallet, credit cards. if they said somebody murdered her, well, why? why? was it a robbery? >> reporter: so here you are offering theories again. >> yeah. >> reporter: then again in those first few moments, susanne started talking about peggy's money. >> one of the things she yelled out was my mother's worth high seven figures. >> reporter: and -- >> this is not the way i wanted to get my money. that's the exact words she used. >> reporter: this woman wants to talk her way right into si sing-sing. >> yes, absolutely. >> at one point, you said this is not how i wanted to get my money. >> i don't recall saying that. but if they have that on, you know, on record, you know? >> reporter: but you believe me that that's what you told police? >> yeah. >> reporter: because again you're answering a question the police haven't even asked yet. >> i guess i watch too many of those

i used to be call largely liberal. the think you can pick peeks of what i have done and make the argue. i'm anticorporate, pro corporate, liberal, whatever you want to cherry pick. try to look at stories that are underserved, maybe others aren't doing to death, or angles underserved on stories and just take common sense look at it and ask questions. i have many devote liberal and conservative fans of the program. have served investigative emmy -- awards -- my recent one for investigating republicans and not liberal bud at follows investigating liberals. most of my reporting, i'm not very interested in politics. don't like it. seems to come into my and people want to pigeon hole what you do but most of what i do is nonpolitical, just watch-dogging whatever the powers may be. >> host: in the smear, thetivebrock plays a large hole. >> guest: dave brock is a fascinating character. the people i interviewed, both the conservative smear artists and the liberal smear artists alike name him as someone who is uniquely successful

commission members please respond when i call your name. [roll call taken] >> all members of the commission are present. the next order of business is item two, announcements. next regularly scheduled meeting held on february 6, 2018, at 1:00 p.m. at city hall room 416. b, announcement of prohibition of sound producing electronic devices during the meeting. please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, pagers and similar sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. adviced the chair may order removal from the meeting of any persons responsible for ringing of or use of a cell phone, pager or other similar sound producing electronic devices. c, announcement of time allotment for public comments. advised a member of the public has up to three minutes to make pertinent public comments unless the commission adopts a shorter period on any item. strongly recommended members of the public fill out a speaker card and submit the completed card to the secretary. next order of business, item three. report on actions take

thank you for taking my call. i am not just like into bashing trump. caller,first color -- yes he is a pathological liar and it worries me all these people saying he has a mental illness that could explain his actions when personally i believe it's in his own agenda. because then he can't be punished for anything that he's done wrong because he's mentally ill. just like with the tax plan that was suited for him and the rich people. pathological liar. especially saying the man who wrote this book michael wolff -- they showed pictures of him in the white house with steve bannon and president obama in the oval office. he says he has never met the man. i don't understand why he is still in the office. , whylike the last caller hasn't he been made to show his tax returns. business insider has a piece on michael wolff. here's the headline. the author of the explosive new trump book says he can't be sure if parts of it are true. the author of the book acknowledging in an author's note that he wasn't certain all of his cont

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next time i take a job that doesn't pay money call me crazy. >> i told you not to take it and that you are a masochist you did track. >> i told you it would be thankless. >> when i took this job i had no idea the extent of the hacking. i knew that a few e-mails had been leaked and i knew that several donors had been compromised and i knew that many of our staff money were under attack but i had no idea it would impact my life but the whole country and there was this moment when i would call you and as public as we cannot do this alone because our country was being attacked by a hostile foreign government. it is like someone comes in and paint your house and they come into the window or through the door but unlike watergate this was a 21st century crime, a cybercrime, and no one at the dnc because of the layers we had no one told the person at the top that things are not happened in the right way so by the time i became chair it was already a mark and after i was seeing my brief i would've gone to the pentagon and they said we had suspicious packages in a few months before someone said

i give up my time. >> we are bound by law to call your name. if you don't want to speak, stand up and say you don't want to speak. >> i will speak, but very quickly. i want to mention that we voted in favor of a resolution to seek divestment. and in march, the chief investment officer divested $200 million. he did it because of an economic reason as well as for an environmental and e.s.g. reason. and i also want to mention where engagement has gotten us. i believe goldman sachs invested $244 million in energy transfer partners as recently as 2016. one of the members -- >> time. thank you. up next, we have judy beck followed by curtis wu. >> i give up my turn. >> thank you. up next, curtis wu, followed by cindy shembone. >> i will give up my turn. >> i will give up my time. >> thank you very much. ian monroe, followed by eileen fits faulkner. and mishicant fioli. >> ian monroe. i teach classes on climate change at stanford and among the things that we take out are fossil fuel companies. we have about $130 million in assets. our flagship e.t.f. ha

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>> i get called tiffany a lot. i don't know why.rly and they think tiffany. >> you would like to be named tiffany? >> then they would be right half the time. >> mine would be kaitlin. cindy asked if you had to choose one artist for bumper music for the whole year, who would it be? >> hmmm. >> i don't know. >> well, it would be utbeat. >> cool and the gang? >> yes, that's pretty good. or prince. or if you are like in a mellow mood john coltrain. >> jesse, don't say the imagine dragon. >> not heavy metal that you play. any pop. top 40. i am a big top 40 guy. >> nobody uses that phrase anymore. >> [laughing] >> okay. with casey caseum. >> all of the hits. >> dana? >> dirks bentley. >> kimberly? >> u-2, new year's day. that's my favorite day. >> i like you too. >> i can tell. >> to irritate you, jesse, power-trip to annoy you. >> the viewers. >> is that it for me? "the five" shall return in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪ amanda's mom's appointment just got rescheduled - for today. amanda needs right at home. our customized care plans provide as mu