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the governor promised to release his e-mails about this crisis. jay gray has the latest on the growing controversy tonight. >>reporter: dozens gathered outside the michigan statehouse demanding action and ans. tonight during his state of the state address embattled governor rick snider promised to find a solution. >> there can be no excuse when michigan gander turn on the tap they expect and deserve clean safe water. it's that simple. >>reporter: outrage has been residents in flint learned their city water supplies contaminated with lead the problem that began in 2014 when to save money the city began using the flint river as the source for its water supply. environmentalists think salt in that water corroded lead pipes leaving the community at risk. >> the problem needs to be fixed quick. >>reporter: doctors say lead levels in children have doubled or tripled since the switch. police and national guard are passing out bottled water in flint federal agents and the states attorney general are poring over city e-mails slow warnings were ignored for month and

the governor also promised to release his e-mails about the emergency. jay gray has the latest on the growing controversy.. << nats dozens gathered outside the michigan state house today.. demanding action.. and answers.. nats and tonight.. during his state-of-the-state address.. embattled governor rick snyder promised to find a solution.. (gov rick snyder/(r) michigan) "there can be no excuse when michiganders turn on the tap they expect and deserve clean, safe water it's that simple." outrage has been building f f months .. after reredents in flint learnrn their is contaminated with lead.. a problem that began in 20-14.. when to save money.. the city began using the flint river as a source for its water supply.. environmentalists think salt in that water corroded lead pipes - leaving the community at risk.. (sot / latasha artis - flint resident :33 - :36) "the problem needs to be fixed and it needs to be fixed quick." and doctors say lead levels in children have doubled or tripled since the switch.. (nats passing out water) police and the national guard are pas

your mail has been severely delayed by the blizzard! cnn meteorologist jennifer gray reports from the especially hard-hit d-c area - where more snow is expected throughout the week. millions of people are digging plowing and bulldozing their way out from under the blizzard that blasted the east coast over the weekend. the deadly winter storm caused roofs to collapse and was responsible for accidents like this one between a snowplow and a train in connecticut. more than two dozen people were killed - including a mother and baby - who died in their car from carbon monoxide poisoning. and it's paralyzed some places that were in its path, most notably washington dc (chris geldart, washington d.c. homeland security and emergency management agency) "this was a we are dealing with removing a lot of snow. it's not just plowing off to federal government told employees not to come to work, and washington dc closed public schools. even the metro remained partially closed for the morning commute. (mayor muriel bowser, washington d.c.) "the roads still dangerous.we are still in a

exactly what officer porter says in court, that he never saw the e-mail and that using seat belts wasn't common practice. but that left gray with no way to brace himself. >> mr. gray's feet were handcuffed. he had no way to protect himself or stop himself or brace himself from any sharp turn, movement or anything that could cause him to slide up and down the back of that metal van. >> questions, theories, facts. on april 30th -- >> good morning. >> police investigators turn over their materials to the state's attorney's office, which has been conducting a separate investigation. the day after, an announcement takes everyone by surprise. >> the findings of our comprehensive, thorough and independent investigation have led us to believe that we have probable cause to file criminal charges. >> coming up, a city divided. >> this is a great day. i think we need to realize that. >> we are disappointed in the apparent rush to judgment. our officers are entitled to due process. i am about to embark on a long and dangerous journey. i'm in search for the elusive...affordable 2 bedroom apartment. you know what you should do before yo

mail, 6 feet tall. he was wearing a blue masking brown overalls at the time of the robbery. he left in a gray or silver four-door slam with -- sedan with black wheels. call 322-4900 with details. >>> the owner of nico's greet kitchen lost his battle with cancer thursday morning. 62-year-old nico's sale a he tees was known in reno sparks mess -- friendliness. he made me know his home for the past few decades. his family tells us about his final parting gift. >> reporter: he was the man behind nico's greet kitchen. >> everyone knew my dad. he always made an impression on everyone.>> reporter: the 52- year-old was known for food and friendliness at this local family business.>> he was very much a person who loved everyone. he talked to everyone, it didn't matter who you were, what you're about. if you are friendly to him, he was friendly to you. beloved the community.>> reporter: he had a tumor another appeared on his brain months later. >> when he found out about the last tumor, he was like, if something happens to me, i need to make sure you guys are taken care of.>> reporter: through chemothe

we're confident in people saw what was in the e-mails they'd realize this san example of overclassive kagss where you have the grayt's classified and what's not. >> do you know, brian, what's in these specific 22 e-mails, these exchanges, what's kind of information? >> i would note it's quite remarkable that unlike all the other e-mails, because there's been so many agencies involved in reviewing these, that it's almost guaranteed that some agency is going to raise their hand and say, hey, actually out of an abundance of caution, i'd like to pull that back and think we should not. it's almost inevitable that's going to happen. and that has happened several hundred times over the last few months. at every opportunity the state department has said it was not classified at the time it was sent. it's being classified retroactively. there's a decision to be made about these because you have the inspector general from the ic who has been leaking out or transmitting information to members of congress who have been leaking out his opinions that these e-mails have been classified. because there's been so many leaks, we hav

mail server. the trial of another baltimore police officer in the death of freddie gray has been delayed. it is on hold until it is decided whether officer william porter can testify in the trial of his colleagues. standoff at an oregon wildlife refuge has entered a second week. they say they will not leave until it is time to transfer locals.to and lottery officials say wednesday's powerball jackpot will be the largest ever -- $1.3 billion. the odds of winning are one in 292 million. global news 24 hours a day powered by 2400 journalists in 150 bureaus around the world. betty. betty: i am still going to play. are you? it's not going to stop anyone. betty: a french drugmaker announced two big deals worth up to $1.2 billion, trying to lay catch up in the heart -- hot field where they are looking for the next big sure. they saw a move by shire to acquire another company. joining us, the president of research and global development for sanofi. thank you for joining us. i want to talk about one of these deals. an extension of an agreement with work bio, on and in college he deal. tell me what

. >> awlaki's encrypted e-mail to storm dictates she bring one carry-on bag, one medium suitcase. storm says he picks a grayonite, passes the measurements to the cia, which hides the tracking device in the handle. as she arrives at the vienna airport for her flight, the attractive blond has no idea what she is carrying. aminah is getting on her plane for yemen. storm is hundreds of miles away in denmark. the honey trap plot with the blond is finally in play. if the plan works, they will find one of the world's most wanted terrorists. storm tells us inside this seaside villa with his danish and cia handlers, it's serious. eyes on laptops and blackberries. they are tracking every step of aminah's travel to yemen. the atmosphere is electric, but hanging over the operation questions. what happens if the european blond dies? collateral damage. aminah makes it to yemen. storm recalls receiving a text message from one of his danish handlers. >> saying, congratulations, brother. you just became rich, very rich. >> soon, he is in yet another meeting with intelligence agents. one from the cia is anxious for storm to

gray, will not have to testify against his other officers. porter's retrial has been scheduled for june. >>> michigan governor rick snyder has released 274 pages of e-mailsrelated to the water crisis in flint. some of them reveal confusion as to which of his staff are required to determine if the water is safe. andy rosegen reports. don't let this happen to you. >> there are increasing calls from michigan's governor rick snyder to resign. but the mayor in flint is not adding her voice to that course. she doesn't say he should resign. >> trust was broken over a period of time and you don't regain trust in a matter of seconds because a statement is made. this is something he's going to have to work on for a long long time. >> weaver was asked what a lot of people in flint suspect that race and class played a big role in the response to the crisis which the governor said was a failure. >> it is a minority community, it's a poor community and our voices were not heard and that is part of this problem. >> the governor said during his state of the state address that his administration will make things right. >> there can be no excuse. when michigan ders turder

mail a bill to the driver. >>> police in atlantic county new jersey are investigating the discovery of a body saturday gray creek road between jimmy leeds road and galloway road will be closed n stay with 6abc.com for more on the developing story. >>> police are looking for a killer who gunned down a man execution style. the action cam was on east berk street in port richmond. the victim was behind the steering wheel of the car with the motor running when someone shot through the back window with an automatic weapon. the bullets struck the man in the held. >>> from the way the male was sitting in the car, it doesn't appear that the male didn't know this was about to ham to -- hapn to him. >>> homicide detectives are looking for motives and suspects. >>> crews had to rescue a man from the wreckage of this nasty crash in philadelphia. the action cam was on the 4800 block of haverford avenue. the driver lost control and slammed into a utility pole. it took firefighters a half-hour to free him from the wreckage. the man was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. police are investigating. >>> and autopsy plann

gray grab your groceries too why not. with the storm coming the postal service coming keep your friendly mail carriers in mind, they will try their best to make deliveries wherever possible. clear the snow from around your mailbox and you have an increase chance of delivery if you keep your porch and steps and walkways clear and clear snow that could fall from the overhang. >>> news of the blizzard had us digging out of our ash archives and found that philadelphia's last blizzard was six years ago, the storm dumped 26 inches of snow on the city and then 24 hours later, a second blizzard came to town. on february 10th crews were out trying to clear out 16 inches of snow. that is a weekend i will never forget. as the snow storm hits this weekend be a part of "action news," send us videos showing us what your neighborhood looks like we want to see your family, friends and even pets, use #6abcaction or email us at jointheaction@6abc.com. >>> in the meantime we are helping you prepare for the snow at 6abc.com/weather, be sure to check stormtracker 6 live double scan radar and the hourly forecast and snow emergencies declared in

which is believed to be an older model mercury gray or silver with the license plate partially covered by paper. university of delaware sending out an e-mailts notifying them of the strong armed robbery. one that rachel blair says she won't soon forget. >> my phone was blowing up with screen shots of the e-mail. was this your house? it could have been. like it just like reality really set in for me. >> reporter: rachel blair says she and her friends helped the injured student who is battered, bruised an little shook up but who's going to be okay. reminder to students to keep their doors locked and their eyes open. police say if you recognize the guys in the surveillance, give them a call. dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >>> story that went viral after we first told you about it earlier this week. now has a happy ending. surveillance video at a pet shop in portland oregon captured a man putting into 2-foot python down his pants then waddling out of the store. the craziness did not end there. a couple of days later, a lot of media attention later the snake was back at the store. the owner says a man walked in to it yesterday with a bucket and sa

if people saw what was in the e-mails, they would realize this is an example of overclassification where you have the graya of different agencies and having different definitions of what's classified and what's not. that's at issue here. >> now to talk about donald trump's feud with fox news and megyn kelly over this week's republican debate that put the spotlight on the news media's relationship with presidential candidates. earlier my colleague natalie allen spoke about this issue. she belongs to a nonprofit organization that promotes and defends the freedom of press. >> you learned about jorge ramos being kicked out back last summer and recently he had access to a "new york times" journalist this month to an event. he has denied or restricted credentials for the "des moines register" and the "huffington post" and buzz feed throughout his primary campaign. >> we have seen donald trump way out there when it comes to handling of the media as far as not allowing them to do their jobs. hillary clinton at the start of her campaign was not taking questions on the campaign trail. >> that's correct. she sometim

which is believed to be an older model mercury gray or silver with license plate partially covered by pap paper. university of delaware sending out an e-maillert to students notifying them of the strong armed robbery one that rachel blair says she won't soon forg forget. >> my phone was blowing up screen shots of the e-mail. is this your house? like it could have been. it just like reality relet set in for me. >> reporter: very scary. now blair says she and her friends invited the injured student and her friend into their home and helped them. she says that the student was battered and bruised but is expected to be okay. reminder to the students to keep their doors locked and their eyes open when they're walking to and from campus. of course, newark police are asking anyone who may recognize the two men in the surveillance or that vehicle to give them a call. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, dawn. warmer temperatures in your fox 29 winter weather authority. most folks still needed a bundle up heading out today but definitely had quite a biting. good news it will continue for a little bit. that's nice. let's check in with meteorolog

gray and wintery looking. >> for some, it looks like it's going to rain. if you are about and about for any reason, going out the front door to just pick up the mail. we will be cloudy like the afternoon and this evening. temperatures will be falling through the low 30s and eventually in the upper 20s this evening. overnight, there will be some clearing. and we're still cloudy to mostly cloudy all the way through sunrise. i have updated the hour-by-hour forecast. and if you have a smart phone and tablet, . it comes in hand, especially when you want to know. the weather cam, cloudy sky right now, in the atrium weather cam in oxford. we have a cloudy sky overhead. temperature 26. winds out of the southwest at 5:00. no rain in the bucket today. we have showers this morning. those have moved out. we have no additional rain, snow, flurries, anything of that sort, until we get to thursday. clouds will win out over sun tomorrow. cloudy this evening. flurries look to be isolated. it will be stray. focus to the north, northeast on cincinnati on thursday. especially late. even though clouds win out for the next couple of days. highs in the 50s saturday. com

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gray. >> they are just so focused on the primary. >> everyone seems to be a little bit muddy, all these frontrunner, hillary, she had problems with the e-mails. rubio,e had problems with his own money situation. so everyone, i think they don't-- they can't throw darts at each other because they are all a little bit dirty. >> what are you expecting tonight from the democratic debate? what has to happen there tonight? >> well, i think that you know, if bernie sand errs has a prayer, this is it. you know, this is his chance to shine. i do think that hillary, however, is the party-- she's been crowned. >> but leading in new hampshire, the question is, is the hillry clinton campaign regretting not pushing for debates tt didn't take place on a thursday night, right before a holiday. >> after the saturday debates. >> she seems to enjoy the debates but no one is seeing them. >> she needs something because here's the problem. you can say that she has been cor natured the nominee, but there is a real distrustt issue democratic voters. the fact that bernie sanders who is a, you know, self-avowed socialist has 30% of the vote anywhere, in anything, is s

gray hall following that investigation. he'll have much more tonight at 6 o'clock. >> now to developing news on the political front. the state department is withholding more than 20 e-mails sent from ill hillary clinton's private server because they have been deemed top-secret. clinton's campaign is now questioning the secrecy of messages saying the e-mails originated and remained the state department's unclassified system. they're demanding the e-mails be released calling overt classification run amok. >>> that news could throw a wrench into clinton's plans three days and countering until this year's iowa caucuses. >> today presidential candidates rallied for last minute support. rick williams live with all of the day's developments many hi, rick. >> reporter: hi, monica, hi, brian. that's right, you know, we attended a rally for hillary clinton today and she made no mention of the e-mail controversy not that she had a to because there was a lot of excitement and enthusiasm from her supporters the the college campus we visited earlier today. for the next few days iowans will be inundated with political messages and campaign rhetoric ahead of monday night's crucial conte