samples worldwide of coal slurry that are in the public domain six of these are from the post martin county you know the the the biggest environmental disaster in the southeastern united states six a apples representing what that material that our rivers and streams really is which i find rather prosperous three hundred nine million gallons of taking over fifty miles of a major river system a spill bigger than the exxon valdez we took six samples the occurrence that happened in kentucky. was simply one where you had one built over old. underground ones and they gave way in the bottom and that's what happened with the structure itself to. go county west virginia within sight of massey energy c.e.o. don blankenship home carmelita brown has been battling for clean water. twenty some years ago. and water turned black and black sprite and asked are the hollowness screamin in math has been got up and asked and asked me what was wrong take a man and he said when he looked at eight said my god he said that's close laurie. we went and looked at fifteen wells. said the samples off to the laboratory g

county because of that fire. >>> on the anniversary of martin luther king's i have a dream speech glenn beck plans to hold a rally in washington, d.c. as brian mohr reports civil rights leaders are not happy. >> reporter: conservative broadcaster glenn beck received a hero's welcome from followers on the eve of his rally at the lincoln memorial. >> why are you here? >> restoring honor. >> reporter: restoring honor to washington. that is what beck he and fellow tea party favorites like sarah palin want to do, supported by a crowd expected to be in the tens of thousands. >> we want the people to be able to speak up. we want states rights. >> i have a dream. >> reporter: the rally falls on the 47th anniversary of dr. martin luther king's iconic "i have a dream" speech at the memorial. reverend al sharpton and other civil rights leaders are holding a counterrally and march of their own. >> they have a right to rally. what they don't have a right to do is distort what dr. king's dream was about. >> reporter: beck's supporters see parallels. >> the central core concept behind his speech was about character. >> what gle

nancy martin, who is an experienced vet and is giving them hands-on training working with bulls on a yolo countyily ranch. >> it's really amazing, because you can only learn so much in a classroom. the classroom gives us a great basis, and then coming out during the summer, it just gives us the clinical experience that helps tie all t ideas we get from the classroom togethep. >> today they're learning to test the bulls for disease. it sounds simple, but it's not, especially as some of these bulls can weigh 1,300 pounds. >> yeah. no, the first time that i had to measure the... you know, something under the bull, and every time he moved, i jerked back, pulled away, because i don't want to get kicked. but i think that having that awareness and that respect for the animal is what prevents me from getting hurt. >> ok, zuhal. 89-79. >> despite their busy day, there's always time for fun. and it's usually muddy fun. this testing program is important for cattle ranchers like kim and hry favier. they're fourth-generation ranchers who own the bulls on this family ranch. >> it means a lot to us. it's part

county of sentences. special thanks go out to drdr. quanbeck, jennifer friedenbach, thomas jefferson, annette robinson, pam fisher, fred martin, dr. jones, susan mcintyre, virginia wright, tom purvixs, officer dunn. i like to thank you all for participating in this very special hearing. i would like to make sure that the things said this evening reached the ears of those in office at this moment. those who control the purse strings, those who make the decisions to make these cuts. we let you hear from firsthand responders, from those who are on the ground, from those professionals who have experience dealing with those in crisis. we've heard from the public this evening, passionate testimony regarding help services help out and why we need to continue with services. with that, i would like to thank you all for coming. again, we have openings on the mental health board. i hope you will grab some of our fliers and get in touch with our staff to explore the possibility of being able to sit here and make changes have been -- happen. the mental health board has done fantastic things like bringing the mental health services act money in

martin. >> i'm dana king. we want to get straight to this breaking news. you are looking at live pictures of a fire in contra costa countyould be on the verge of being out of hand, exploding. it comes on a day when bay area temperatures are breaking records as you well know. the fire about burning close to clayton and blackhawk near curry canyon road. cal fire says structures near the road are threatened but homes in clayton and blackhawk are not. so far the flames have burned 125 acres. crews are expecting the fire may grow much larger than. that just got off the phone with cal fire battalion chief jim crawford. >> the fire is heading actually into a more rural area or more -- an area where there aren't homes at, further

martin. the news... starts now. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. caption colorado, l.l.c. comments@captioncolorado.com >>> we begin with breaking news in contra costa countynse standoff with a murder suspect ended moments ago in bay point. the suspect led

martin. we're keeping our eye on this breaking news. it is a fire in mount diablo in contra costa county. we'll keep monitoring the story. we'll bring you an update within the next 10 minutes. >>> the record high temperatures today are also causing serious concerns. both in a senior living complex and on bart. in some cases drastically slowing the trains. john fowler beginning our coverage now with details on that power outage, john. >> reporter: right now this senior center here in vallejo is on emergency stand by as a shelter for 150 people who were trapped in the heat by a power outage. power went out before noon at the marina towers senior housing. >> there's no electricity, no air. there's people on oxygen and i imagine they are having problems. >> i'm on the 12th floor, if i want to get home, i have to walk up 12 flights of stairs. >> reporter: some residents seemed satisfies to just sit on an air conditioned bus. pg & e asked customers to limit electricity use until after 6:00 tonight. >> we don't use much any way, just the attic fan, that's it. >> reporter: poor air quality made t