gain one of those people defending their work is noted environmental engineer and whistleblower mark edwards he and his team were the ones who went to flint tested the water and announced and september of two thousand and fifteen that some five thousand homes in flint had lead levels above world health organization standards now edwards is fighting for the soul of the science that helped begin the process of saving flint from poison tap water joining us now from virginia is charles one furred professor of civil and environmental engineering at virginia tech mark edwards thank you so much for joining us today mark. having me mark you you first had to fight the elected officials and state in places like flint and even here in washington d.c. to get them to admit there was a problem with the infrastructure around our tap water here in the united states how has the fight of all in five years and are we ready to handle or prevent another one from happening. well the e.p.a. i think is largely been resolved they don't want another flint to occur and they're they're not covering up the lead in water

the mark edward vlassic shot hits the post so close, 25 seconds later, the blues peppering the net.es doesn't cover it up, and jaden schwartz scores to make it 2-0. schwartz finished with a hat trick. vladimir terasenko. things get worse for san jose, four of their top guys lead with injuries, including the captain joe pavelski. frustrated san jose, just can't get anything going there. they trail the series 3 to 2 facing another elimination game on tuesday night. >> you know, for sure, we've been here before. and had to go in and win on the road in vegas, in order to get to a game seven. comfortable when your back's against the wall like that we have been here before, and found a way, and i'm confident we can do that again. >> the brooms will be out tomorrow as the warriors go for the sweep of the blazers. andre iquodala is questionable after hurting his left calf in game three. the blazers is battling separated ribs, he suffered in game two. mindy boch is in port land with a preview. can. >> reporter: if the warriors sweep the trailblazers, they will have more than a week of rest b

i'm mark edwards and here is your tuesday sports briefing. the defending champion speak leicester city 1—0. back to the english premier league with one match to go. it was his first shot on target from outside the box since 2013 which is why his teammates told him not to shoot. in fa ct, teammates told him not to shoot. in fact, it was back in 2007 from his last tea m fact, it was back in 2007 from his last team hamburg but according to, it was all part of the programme, with a touch of sarcasm, perhaps. it was all part of the programme, with a touch of sarcasm, perhapsm a game that everyone starts to study, do you believe in something like destiny or irrational stuff? know, at halftime i said, go and shoot and put it in the net. that was the strategy in the second half. judd trump has won his maiden world ship championship title after dismantling john higgins in one of the most press taking crucible finals ever witnessed. in a really classic contest, they shared a record 11 centuries but it was trump who took control of the final by winning

. >>> let's break it down with dana lippman and mark edwards. welcome this morning. as we kick it off with you, daniel. how risky is a strategy for the white house as you project towards 2020? the president may be alienating those rural voters who will be hurt by tariffs on china. is there an underlying strategy there? >> everyone thought the tariffs were a negotiating tactic but it gets to have real world economic impact, that could be devasta devastating for the president in 2020. he's also worried about the impact on the stock market. if we have a global recession and the stock market takes a tumble, that's bad news in 2020 because he's been saying for years about how great a jobs president he is and he always points to the stock market when it's going up. he does did that in an interview with me and two other political reporters on friday but he won't be able to brag about that if you have a global trade war. >> it bursts the bubble when it comes to the which i. david, i want to focus on the 20 separate investigations. 79 requests for documents for information an

after 2 tyson yost with the ice breaker in the second stanza than mark edward last not it up san josestern conference final for the first time since 2016 highlights later on that's a good one now to some baseball. the giants ending their four-game series in cincinnati was an unusual monday matinee against the reds. a swarm of bees behind home plate delayed the game for 18 minutes. once they cleared nick senzel all the boys start the game a team drew pomeranz for a home run a 5 run first for the reds pomerantz chased after giving up 7 runs 1, 2 thirds john, what a day for publix and on the second inning stole 3rd base, his first white since 2012 in the 6. it's prank to 3 run homer to right center 7 for reds, the pandas 3rd home run of the season and finally in the 8 sound of all came in to pitch, threw a scoreless inning after reducing the 6 for 3 double play that end the frame his second career pitching appearance now he also did hit a batter the giants tight and l record plucking 5 reds. and then more bees are these guys look like they have it under control getting the swarm to an em

mark. for those still when finished in chains or grief i scored their 5th thanks to some dreadful nuremberg defending the visitors did manage to get on the scoresheet themselves through edward logan parts of 51 defeat still made for a humiliating bundesliga departure the nuremberg. chalco signed off in fitting style with a nil nil draw against took us nowhere the only for a fond farewell to the much loved coach who stayed and returned to rescue a disastrous campaign by steering the royal blues away from relegation. so 41 goals on the final day of the season broken up as follows let's take a look as you can see there is byron munich 51 battering frankfurt close to dortmund head to berlin suffered that loss to leverkusen another 5 goals braman beat leipzig vosburgh $81.00 against to be turned over to one shock and stood guard and of course in the middle draw minds and tough and $42.00 and it was also a goal fest in freiburg 51 against the other relegated side. now will more time with feeling for his book this legacies and there you have it in munich this season's league champions with 78 points dortmund they're in 2nd leverkusen that champions league spot. and frankfurt get t

a jury charge edwards dashti oxy london may be more of a dividing line on the people of the city opposed. to university in the u.k. . for his take on the election result saying that mark thinks utah looking at what is probably one of the biggest surprises of the ballot as we just heard our correspondents say the party's storming the e.u. parliament with a hefty win. britain pretty much divided doesn't it. yes i mean this is at many ways most unusual and interesting election in itself than modern science but the seeds of what happened to be a great deal of changing and entirely new policy bursting to the forefront but if you look at it at least the figures if you look at the voting tallies for those in favor of leaving and those in favor of remaining within the e.u. then it's a safe it shows before that the country is divided it's perhaps the division is a slightly different people may change sides but it's ended up in this in that last again on this key issue in england in saying that most of london was agreement it was it was going the liberal way but the rest of the country was going towards brics it yeah. well quite soon i mean this is certainly issues that one cou

mark the occassion. we would all cheer up if we had dogs at polling stations everyday! but that would mean an election to often, for most. in a few moments, huw edwardse that, though, let's get some sport. good evening, here's your latest sports news: arsenal hold the advantage in their europa league semifinal first leg against valenica. ——first leg against valencia. two goals from striker alexandre lacazette and another from pierre—emerick aubameyang giving them a 3—1win at the emirates tonight, heading into second leg. joe wilson reports. arsenal's season comes down to this. two legs of a europa league semifinal and then the chance of a trophy. the club has my priority has changed course towards azerbaijan. —— has changed priority. this goal, so —— has changed priority. this goal, so easy —— has changed priority. this goal, so easy even a manager —— has changed priority. this goal, so easy even a manager could —— has changed priority. this goal, so easy even a manager could score! well, valencia's manager thought so. so arsenal because my defence is dodgy but what about attack? wherever a babby and runs, lacazette is sure to follow, there he is. ——

mark carney says the doe is ready for faster rate hikes if we see a smooth brexit. no real move for either central bank. let's bring in edward jones's investment strategist kate warren. what changed overnight? people beganhts, to say it was ok. inflation is low because of transitory factors and that we shouldn't be quite as worried as the market yesterday. the fed probably doesn't move. patiencemeans -- means pause. i think that is comforting for investors. vonnie: what takes the 10 out of its current range, back at 2.53%. and the two ted spread is back down to almost 19 basis points -- 210 spread is back down to almost 19 basis points. the bond market is watching inflation, which has stayed low. it is also watching signs of growth, which could push higher. investors are seeing continued modest growth that is strong enough that bond investors are not worrying about a dramatic slowdown or dramatic melt up or rise. they say stabilize we go. that is good news for investors. let'shy do we think -- talk about inflation. why do we think it is not transitory, this story around disinflation? the fed is saying it is transitory and th