supers:baxter leach/former sanitation worker take pkg: rudy williams/reporting: baxter leach/sanitationthe city they weren't even making a dollar an hour."baxter leach was one of the memphis sanitation workers who stood-up by walking out with more than a thousand trash collectors in february 1968. baxter leach/sanitation worker: "we didn't have no where to wash our hands take a bath or nothing. we were just out there working in all that snow and rain."the 2 month long strike began when 2 trash collectors were crushed to death in the back of a garbage truck while taking cover from a thunderstorm.memphis mayor henry loeb was not a bit sympathetic to the mostly black sanitation workers' cries for better wages and working conditions.baxter leach/sanitation worker:"i got maced. i got tear gassed. i got run, like a rabbit, police behind me."tensions built as the striking workers met nearly daily at nearby churches... with mlk jr joining the fight in march of 1968.change came on april 16, 1968...when all of the striking workers' demands were met, but at the cost of the death of dr king 12 days

democrat darren leach still is not mincing his words.e recounted the president's recent joke about destroying the career of a texas state lawmaker. leach tells us he was so angry, he took to twitter, using profanity and threatening president trump to come after him. >> he's a bully, he intimidates people, he threatens people. he belittles, degrades, and tries to delegitimize anyone who stands in his way. the president stops tweeting, i'll stop tweeting about the president. >> we stopped at a local restaurant for reaction. the main reaction from customers, all politicians should stop tweeting. >>> the corner in center city is back open. it was closed for several hours yesterday because of falling ice. they took this video of ice falling between 12th and 13th streets. one woman walking in the area said plenty of people were yelling "watch out." >> it's very loud once it falls, and you don't know what's going on and people are looking around. it's pretty scary. and it's also scary if you were caught under it and it were to hit you in the he

. >> it is state senator leach response to president trump and retweeted almost 14,000 times. >> trumpjoke tuesday during a heating with the texas sheriff and he apparently wasn't happy natalie the law headachier is trying to reform forfeiture laws. senator leach respond in a pro font laced tweet inviting the president to destroy his career and called him loofa faced. >> daylen says the reaction is beyond anything he could have imagined. maybe we will play what he said to president trump. who is this guy? >> who is this guy, we will destroy his career. >>> second page of the newspaper, daily news, is there some mouth problems in washington d.c. kelly ann conway is facing serious criticism after she promoted ivanka trump's fashion line during a interview on fox and friend. >> go by ivanka's stuff, i hate shopping i will go get some myself today. >> so kelly ann comments comes after nordstroms dropped ivan ka trump's fashion line. president trump responded on twitter saying it was unfair, both republican and democratic lawmakers say kelly ann conway violated a law that prohibits federal

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senator leach did not mince words. he recounted president trump's recent joke about destroying the career of the texas state lawmaker. he was so angry he took to twitter leaving profanity and threatening president trump to come after him. >> the bully, he intimidates people, he threatens people, he belittles, degrades, and tries to delegitimize everyone standing in his way. if the president stops tweeting, i'll stop tweeting about the president. >> the main reaction we got from customers at a local restaurant, all politicians should stop tweeting. >>> a section of market street is back open this morning. it had been closed for several hours yesterday due to some falling ice. sky force 10 took this video of the ice falling from buildings between 12th and 13th streets. one woman whofls wa was walkinge area said she heard a lot of people yelling "watch out." >> it's very loud once it falls and you don't know what's going on and people are looking around. it's pretty scary. it's also scary if you're caught under it and it

county was so upset about the president's joke about destroying the career of a texas state lawmaker, leach threatened the president to come after him and used a curse word. >> the bully. he intimidates people. he threatens people. he belittles, degrades and tries to delegitimize anyone who stands in his way. the president stops tweeting, i will stop tweeting about the president. >> we visited a restaurant and people there told us they would like all politicians to stop tweeting. >>> philadelphia taxpayers are on the hook for nearly $3 million in overtime costs from recent civil unrest. a spokesman for the mayor credited police with protecting both citizens and freedom of expression in the days following the inauguration of president trump. the police department's overtime spending was already on the rise last year's total was $64 million up from $53 million in 2015. >>> keep your eyes on the sky for a stellar show. >> a full moon, a lunar eclipse and a comet will make appearances tonight. here is how the eclipse looked. it made part of the moon appear shaded. comet 45-p will pass in a few

toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment.ork and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org >>> closed captioning provided by -- to help stop dry skin before it starts. gold bond! >>> these buddies are out snowboarding. ignore the official run, have a little bit of peace, go exploring. you never know what you're going to see. the thing is, you never know what you're going to see. >> a yedi. >> no. no! oh! >> where did that come from? >> what are the odds? >> out of nowhere, it's a round thing, but it's in the way and kapow! straight into it. >> no, it's grumpy. he's teaching it a lesson. >>> now this next video is also a snowboarding video from utah. it is just fluke positive that they have had a teensy bit of snow in utah. once andrew starts his run, you can almost not see him. >> wow. that is perfect. imagine. >> it looks like he's snowboarding if a cloud. it's almost like he's flying. sometimes he's completely white out. other times he takes a jump and it

past few years we have leached from one cliff to the and when one countdown clock stopped it was not long next started that. that was devastating to our recovery.onomic it cost us billions of dollars in lost growth and jobs and cuts were forcing families and communities to pay the price. i'm very proud to stand here today with chairman ryan to we have broken through the partisanship and gridlock budget hed a bipartisan compromise that will prevent a government shutdown in january. >> the house budget reflects our goal to balance the budget in 10 pays off the debt but that won't pass in there divided government. as agreement as a step in the right direction and divided government you don't you want. what that said we still can make progress toward our goal. this agreement as that kind of progress, a step in the right direction. the budget committee chairs in 2013 and we are joined jill lawrence of "u.s.a. today" and her new book "the art of the political deal." how did senator murray get the democratic base especially go along and how did paul ryan get the republican to go along?base

. >> daylin leach posted hey, i oppose civil asset for forfeiture too.hy don't you come after me you fascist, loofah-faced -- >> president trump has invited some democratic senators from red states to the white house for lunch. it's believed that president trump plans to seek his spatter for nominee neil gorsuch. >>> john kennedy will be new york with ways to improve border security. >>> 4:18 right now. and we see it snowing in camelback. and we're going to watch the changeover move, as all of the meteorologists have been telling us for the last couple days. that's how it starts with rain. >> meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate forecast. bill. >> in the early morning hours, it was raining in easton, but now snow, as the atmosphere has gotten colder and the temperatures have come down. right around the easton area this morning. there's your view from westchester. it is just rain. but westchester is right on the edge of the area starting to change to snow. here you see it right on the radar, it's showing snow from westchester to north. sometim

lee says it now appears the oily flood waters leached out into the ground and possibly the bay. the bay area quality management district is testing the site for toxins and the water quality control board is urging the city to clean it up, but there is no timeline to move the debris. in oakland christin ayers, kpix5. >>> meanwhile san francisco artists learning in a vernal heights warehouse claim their landlord is using the ghost ship fire to get rid of them. tenants have been living in the converted space called the sun spot for 10 years, but they say shortly after the fire they got eviction notices. the owner wants to put up condos on the site, but he says he never gave anyone permission to live in the warehouse. >> to say that as an individual didn't know that there was people that had been living here for so long as he kept cashing the checks, that's a little far fetched. >> the owner says those rent checks were for commercial space and it was only after walking the property recently that he learned people were living there. >>> just over a month after taking office president

for pensioner maggie leach, energy is a big part of her household budget.y using prepayment meters, so she thinks this price cut is long overdue. i don't think it's fair that we should pay more because we've got a prepaid meter. it's good they've given a reduction, but over the year, it's not really a lot. the new prepaid price cap will benefit around 4 million households. depending upon where they live and their energy use, they should save around £80 a year. importa ntly, they'll also be protected from sudden price rises, but won't a price cut for some mean a price hike for others? an efficient supplier should be able to meet this price cap without having to cross subsidise from any other area of the market, so if a company comes along and says, i have to raise my other prizes because of this, i think that is frankly rubbish. here in south london, at this tower block, the vast majority of residents use prepayment meters, and campaigners have long argued that these sorts of households get a raw deal when it comes to their energy, so the question they're as

he insists that he is not standing down, support is leaching away from him.ers in lyon will go out very much fired up by her words. the government is announcing new plans on housing policy. we can top to the shadow housing secretary. the government is talking about increasing number of homes built specifically for the rental market and so on, but you think this is desperately feeble? everything we have heard from the government so far about this new housing plan is feeble and falls far short of what is needed to fix the housing crisis. if they think that somehow incentives for landlords on newly built homes is going to deal with the insecurity that many of the ii million people who are private renters feel in the rental market at the moment, then they are making a huge mistake. this is no solution for many of the current renters and no solution, really, for the one in fourfamilies who no solution, really, for the one in four families who have to bring no solution, really, for the one in fourfamilies who have to bring up their children in private rented accomm

leach said he was so angry when he saw that that he took to twitter, leaving a profanity-laden insult and threatening trump to come after him. >> he's a bully, he intimidates people, he threatens people. he belittles, degrades anything in his way. the president stops tweeting, i'll stop tweeting the president. >> we stopped at a local restaurant to get a customer a take on this. all reaction? >>> $300,000 for the. last year was 54 million to 64 million in 2015. >>> this morning calls are growing to stop putting mug shots on facebook to the police department. their posts are about accused drug dealers. they call the photos public shaming and not private. they said they posted them with the best of intentions. >>> we're sharing stories about african-americans across our region making a difference for black history week. >> that's joan meyers brown. she opened the school for youngsteres. she received the highest civic honor from president obama after her work if the arts r. >> i grew up in the era of segregation, so having the opportunity to give to others is important to me. >> we'll ha

they didn't care about electricity but some of the platinum, same thing in my wedding band, leached off and killed some of the cells. this kid said give me intravenous platinum. experiments were done and given platinum. a year and a half later, the first of 7 towards the front. this was lance armstrong. lance and i sat on a stage several years ago before the scandal. we sat down and he looked me in the eye, 15 years ago i was given a death sentence. now i am alive and well. how did platinum work? thought about it a minute, looked him in the eye and said i have no idea. platinum changed you so cancer didn't want to grow. it was a powerful message to be. i'm not here to talk about the cancer cell but change the individual so the cancer didn't want to grow. this is a clinical trial, think of it this way. we have inputs to our body. who your parents are, your genetics, what you eat, where you live, who you marry, how you work and the output is how you feel. that middle state function throughout history has been hidden. i will show you a picture of it but the problem with emergent systems is

all the political capital he can muster getting across wise with a white house over personnel, and leachingty now on controversial nominees the white house clearly doesn't want and who aren't integral to victory, makes no sense. there's been a back and forth -- reportedly a become and forth between secretary mattis and the white house in terms of getting those positions filled. what has happened, you have obama holdovers in the pentagon. that could become a hurdle in terms of the increase in defense spending and the rebuilding of the military that the white house and many in congress are looking at. this becomes more of a focus next week. we have a supplemental spending plan that will be submitted for 2017, for the pentagon and beyond that the budget. we talk about fiscal stimulus. this is the fourth leg of the stimulus stool. >>> approaching the top of the hour. the team is getting ready for "squawk box." joe kernen has a look at what's coming up today. good morning. >> my must read is in the daily telegraph. >> very nice. what is it? >> we must leave quickly. the eu falling apart faster t

if he leaches austria and goes to some other country, presumably the u.s. authorities would try to arrange to have him arrested in that other country and then put pressure on that other country to extradite him to the u.s. as well. he sort of can't leave austria. he's stuck. three years he's been stuck and stranded in austria. super rich. wanted on federal bribery charges in the united states, unable to travel and presumably sitting on a whole pile of dirt about what went down in ukraine. what went down in russia. what went down specifically in his former business partner paul manafort's circles. did i mention that he has a multibillion dollar gas partnership with putin? he's a weird, awkward loose thread out there and over these past three years, got arrested in 2014 -- over the past three years, u.s. prosecutors have used these repeated efforts to persuade the austrians that they've got to let us have him, extradite him back to the u.s. to face trial. and now here's the test. because the next hearing on whether or not this guy's going to be extradited to

it turns out the cancer cells didn't find out about the electricity but some leached off and until some of the cells. this kid said hey get me intravenous platinum. the experiments were done and he was given platinum intravenously prettier half later he won his first of seven tour de france. this was lance armstrong. lance and i sat on the stage several years ago. this was before the scandal. we sat down and he looked me in the eye and he said 15 years ago i was given a death sentence and now i'm alive and well. how did platinum work? five about a permanent, looked him back in the eye and i said i have no idea. platinum chain to you so the cancer didn't want to grow. it was such a powerful message to me. again i'm not here to target that cancer cell. i'm here to change the individual so the cancer didn't want to grow. this is a clinical trial. think of it this way. we have input into our body. the input is for your parents are coming your genetics, what you eat where you live through you married where you live in the output is how you feel. that middle state function throughout history

researchers now say fast food wrappers and box cos contain harmful chemicals that can leach on to theof the food's packaging treated with a group of chemicals that make agrees resistant. researchers tested more than 400 packaging samples and found nearly half of the wrappers and one out of five boxes contained detectable levels of those harmful chemicals. ♪ >>> veteran homeless, hurt, just plain empty. but just as he hit rock bot testimony one woman lifted him up, a complete stranger but not for long. our bill anderson has his story that mirrors so many others in our nation. >> he introduces to you a woman who brought light back into his live showing him people do care for goodness sake. ♪ >> they said you got to get up every morning. i wouldn't get up. wake up in my wheelchair go to the corner and panhandle. that was my days. >> reporter: less than year ago a man living on the streets had basically given up on society during his time out there he had been shot, ignored while he panhandled and hit by a car leaving his spine severely damaged, his legs infected to the point where he cou

. >> but we leach the peach custard pie from delaware, oh, that was good. >> peach could be letter fromackson. >> oh, she makes the best peach could be letter. >> fantastic. >> i love peaches. >> 6:17. more fall-out from the president's controversial travel ban. some can't call it a ban. and you have sean spicer, doesn't call it a ban. >> nope. >> and they say it is a temporary ban, but detroit family sharing their story after being stopped at the airport, as they try to return to the united state, and thomas has their story. >> thomas your microphone, you need your microphone on. >> talking about peach could be letter, it popped. >> got distracted by peach pie? >> good morning, mike and alex, good to see you. so we're about tonight deuce to you mike here, who fled his native iraq. now proud american citizen, who says, his family was pretty much torn apart. hager said he traveled back to iraq before the executive order with several family members, who are permanent us residents. well, his mother fell ill during the trip, to return back to the united states. when they checked in at the a

senator daylin leach's tweet was a response to trump's threat that he would destroy the career of a texas state senator who was proposing legislation to require police to obtain a conviction before seizing one's property in a process known as asset forfeiture. currently, asset forfeiture allows police to seize people's property even if they are never even charged with a crime. after trump's threat, daylin tweeted -- "hey @realdonaldtrump i oppose civil asset forfeiture too! why don't you try to destroy my career you fascist, loofa-faced, [bleep]-gibbon!" and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. nermeen: and i'm nermeen shaikh. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amnesty international has released a shocking report claiming as many as 13,000 people, mostly civilians, have been hanged in a syrian government military prison in recent years. amnesty accuses the al-assad government of running a human ater house and engaging in deliberarate policy of exterminati

new pictures show increased leaching at the greater barrier -- great barrier reef in australia.coral. it happens when the ocean water becomes too warm calls si feig coral and turning it white. eventually if the ocean temperature does not drop the whole reef could die. scientists claim climate change and the effects of he will known know. it is the largest leaving eco system. >> siberian tiger versus drone and drone wins. well sort of this is video from china showing a group of tigers chasing a drone at a park. eventually one of the animals jumps up and knock the drone out of the sky. then the crowded tigers carries around trippet up until smoke scares them away. experts at the parklet tigers chase drones around to keep they'll them physically fit. >> like laser pointers and kitties. just on a another level. >> proa practicing yoga carries a variety of health benefits and one of the most important just piece of mine. but a new fitness trend turns yoga into a party. >> the results bring a new found strength to people in the class. fox's jerry willis has more on black light yoga. >

but they tell me the easy, they'll leach the easy job for the next crew coming in momentarily here, allone train back on the tracks there is will be out of here likely around the .24 hours since the accident at ten after 8:00 yesterday morning. so you see, with little daylight, we see the orange hard hats, and reflective vests down on the tracks, and so they're doing track inspections, because remember this pile up, just wasn't where these three cars washings this was 18, three different train car, six-cars each, pile-up. we had a car hit another car from behind, rearended, then sideswipes another car. so they are making sure the tracks in this loop are a-okay as well in addition to getting these trains out of here. so that's the good news. this is all going to be cleared out of here. so the national transportation safety board that got here last night obviously was said they were on scene mere, and seeing everything they needed to see and take pictures and do their investigation away from the tracks after that. so they can get these tracks back going for this morning commute. but the b

for pensioner maggie leach, energy is a big part of her household budget.'s fair that we should pay more because we've got a prepaid meter. it's good they've given a reduction, but over the year, it's not really a lot. the new prepaid price cap will benefit around a million households. depending upon where they live and their energy use, they should save around £80 a year. importantly, they'll also be protected from sudden price rises, but won't a price cut for some mean a price hike for others? an efficient supplier should be able to meet this price cap without having to cross subsidise from any other area of the market, so if a company comes along and says, i have to raise my other prizes because of this, i think that is frankly rubbish. here in south london, at this tower block, the vast majority of residents use prepayment meters, and campaigners have long argued that these sorts of households get a raw deal when it comes to their energy, so the question they're asking today is whether an £80 saving goes far enough. people on prepayment meters are among

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he has insisted he is not standing down, support is leaching away from him.e which way it goes. but this was a strong start for marine le pen. i think her supporters in lyon will go out very much fired up by her words. over a—hundred afghans have died, including more than 60 within the past day, in avalanches in central and eastern afghanistan. the country has experienced exceptionally heavy snow in the past few days. buildings have been flattened in the capital, kabul, and the international airport has been shut. the catholic church in the philippines has called an anti—drugs campaign, launched by the president, rodrigo duterte, a reign of terror on the country's poor. as david campanale reports, the message was read out during sermons across the philippines on sunday. these are the toughest words yet on the roman catholic church and likely to reach many millions of people who attend church in this devout country. the pastoral letter from the bishops conference was read to congregations across the philippines who heard that it's wrong to treat the killings a

toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment.live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org ♪ skinn ♪ so skinny ♪ so skinny >> so happy so many celebrity couples keep their love to themselves. >> it's a private matter of course. >> and then there's chrissy teigen and john legend. >> they're just being ordinary people. >> they're trying to be. a lot of pda celebrating their love. >> valentine's day afterall or it was. i think john's impressed by crissy's lip sinking ability. >> you mean that's not had her singing? >> i don't think so. >> michelle obama posted this with the caption "happy valentine's day to the love of my life and favorite island mate." >> clearly a few mannys and peddies. looking good. >> and iman posting this to her forever valentine as she calls it, adding the #bowie forever. >>> and miley cyrus and liam hemsworth. she photo shopped his head on the same dress saying we wish you a very lovely v-day. similar haircuts too. >> who had had

i talked about the toxic chemicals leaching out in developed piles, as they are called. today i want to share a little bit more of folks who live in the area and how important it is for them. sam neddam who lives near appalachia, virginia talks about the changes he sees near rivers near his home. he said that calahan skraoebg was -- creek was full of different kinds of fish. now i don't see fish in the water. i wish it could be like in the 1970s and 1980s, but from all of the run-off from mines, i don't think it will be like that again. sam supports the stream rule because he likes rules that protect the waters and maybe one day to able to fish in calahan creek again. it's not asking for a tremendous amount. chad codell of charleston, west virginia, said he's, quote, "concerned about the impact of mountain top removal since his home state had an area buried under rubble. he wants a strong protection for the streams an rivers that are the lifeblood of our state. he notes that attacking the stream protection rule is not the way to build a strong community or economy. john

." >> hi, i'm robin leach in monaco. the glittering gem of the rivera.er is still delivered with the comics around the news. and that was what i always thought "lifestyles" was. we were the comic around the news. except we did it as seriously as they did news. >> finally, in the driving seat of his own career, he burned rubber in a new direction. david hasselhoff, rock idol. >> it was a time where pushing the limits with wealth and ostentatiousness in a lot of cases was very comfortable. >> one of the earliest stories we presented to you on "lifestyles" was about the amazing real estate wizard donald trump. if he didn't shock and surprise you back then, he's had plenty of time since. >> with all of this costing billions, not millions, do the figures ever frighten you? >> no, the answer is it is my business and my life. it is my lifestyle. i love it. the good, the bad. >> does this bring with you political aspiration? >> no political aspiration. >> your show has gotten a lot of ridicule. and people say it is nothing more than trash. >> that doesn't upset

we keep pulling out the gramm-leach-bliley act and saying you can do this. you are covered. but they still are not doing it. sometimes i can tell you what happens in some of the cases that worked well is it's that, who is making the report. they are not necessary authorized by the guys at the top but it's the teller was coming in and seeing all these withdrawals taken. that gets to your point of training the people who see it happening. the people who are at, the tellers at the bank. although we are fe fewer and fer of those these days, and the people were at the stores. the other thing is that we need to encourage age friendly services in those institutions. we need to have fraud technology. there is a lot of technology out there these days. i remember sitting in a meeting with the bankers and saying, if i'm out of town and you know i use my credit card like i was in, summer in chicago i think, and suddenly my card got shut off. with legitimate charges, but they shut my card because they were moderately nitpick i said why can't you do that for some of these cases? and they

. >> like robin leach and -- - >> it really is..slyn,, beautiful rosslyn across theshe river. right there. .. that way >> look at them. tm >> where are your cocktails people?peop >> need that. >> are they --d thhe-- >> the view is priceless.ricele. >> yeah it is they're doingdoing early happy hour for us this morning.rning. >> there's the happy. the requeue the happy right there. e [ laughter ] ] >> we'll check in with them in i little bit.it they're obviously having a goodi time. first, though, let's go ahead and see what is beautiful friday morning. mor >>> first up, of course, it'supf hollywood's big gift night twoit days away academy awards will bl handed out sunday night in losns angeles. and for movie fans, that meansts it's super bowl weekend and juss like the real super bowl almosts nothing is guaranteed this year. kevin mccarthy says that x x factor plus jimmy kimmel hosting debut could make this year'ss ceremony a must watch especialla compared to some of the otherf ones in recent years. yrs. this morning kevin is sharing

her body was found in 2011 in a rumoured field in east leach in gloucestershire.after a night out in old town in swindon getting into the taxi belonging to christopher halliwell, her body was later discovered in nearby woodland. there are eight yea rs nearby woodland. there are eight years between those two murders, becky disappeared in 2003, sian in 2011, there is significant speculation that there may be more victims that christopher halliwell may be responsible for killing more women. wiltshire police have not linked into any more crimes but have appeal to halley well‘s conscience and asked him to come clean and tell them all. —— have appealed to halliwell‘s conscience. a straight couple have lost their battle for the right to enter into a civil partnership at the court of appeal. they were challenging the ruling that they could not have a civil partnership because they were not same—sex, they claimed it was discrimination. daniel boettcher is with the couple. they argue that a civil partnership is not available to them because when the law was set up in 2004 i