(david weintraub) however, champion paper's mill released its effluents directly into the pigeon riverpacting western north carolina, but especially east tennessee. (news anchor) the governor says he canoed down the pigeon. above the canton mill, he says, the river is beautiful and thriving. wherter says it's a different story. (ned mcwherter) and that discharge comes out, and it's just an aolute sewer. (news anchor) mcwherter sa he met th champion's chairman of the board and studied 10 years of the paper company's annual reports. the governor said he learned that champion and its stockholders have been doing very well, while nothing has been done to clean up the river. (millie buchanan) chamon, in 1908, built a very large mill on a very small river, using a very toxic process on a river that at low flow, was totally diverted through the mill. what champion brought to north carolina were jobs that were very good paying for the area. the smell was really awful, but in canton, they'd say it smells like money, where anywhere else it just stank. and in tennessee, there were none of the job

. >> the cotter uranium mill is about two miles uphill from the arkansas river that flows through ourmunity. i live a mile and a quarter from the mill. and so i have two wells that were contaminated by the cotter uranium mill. there are about 125 wells that were contaminated from cotter. nobody told us in all those 8 years that the well was contaminated. we tested our well when we first bought the prerty, we went to the county extension office, and they gave us the bottles, and told us what company to send it to, but they failed to tell us the really important thing. "hey, have it tested for radionuclides and heavy metals." i do not believe that it is okay for a company, in order to make profit, to pollute people against their will. i've heard energy fuel officials stand up in front of big crowds and say, "oh, that's all from the past. it's all going to be different now. we have better regulations." you know what? you can look at what has been happening right here, this year, last month, last year, the year before, and you can see exactly how they will regulate that mill. the claim th

we live in san anselmo mill valley near the russian river sonoma. i mean, you know who you are. make sure you're prepared. well, it's going to be very interesting to see how this rain turns out. we'll be off work but will follow the monitoring it ourselves. >> okay. thank you so much, sarah, for that report. now you can stay connected with kron 4 for the latest weather conditions as we get through these storms, you will be taken to our weather page. all you have to do is without your cell phone, their scan that qr code right there. it will take you right to where you need to be. we're talking about weather conditions, the radar of the 7 day forecast and of course, all the news to get you going for the day. happening tonight. the chp will conduct its maximum enforcement period starting at 6 o'clock. it will be in place through monday at midnight during that time, the agency will have more officers on the road, keeping an eye out on people driving under the influence. they say last year on new year's eve during their maximum enforcement period. 29 people were killed and officers a

its second name is big mill, which is the right bank of the silent pine river at the end of july 1942 is here, at this very place, that the germans and hungarians place somewhere around 5,000 of our prisoners of war. here on the bare barracks stood on the field surrounded by barbed wire. every day, their inhabitants drove to the construction of a berlinka, about 3 km from here. now only this pipe sticking out of the ground reminds of the camp. in 1969 , the inhabitants. uh, this farm was shocked, uh, by the events. e. well, a family that seems to be of such a local character has arrived. ah, the father is the husband. uh, three daughters wife they came here. well, it seems to be to relatives, but in fact it was one of the prisoners of this camp. and now the witnesses say that when this man left his wife and children on this spot. e, rushed here, already empty space from the buildings of the former, he fell on this one on this pipe. this is all that is left of that witness camp. they say they haven't heard in their lives. such a terrible cry with which this man. well, you can say that

[music - louis armstrong, "lazy river"] - (singing) up the lazy river where the old mill runs. - wheneveras in town, he was there with us, his family. and in the summers, he took us on tour with him as his family. he was saving up for a house to keep with us, his family. and so my mom kept louis armstrong's secret, followed his very specific instructions on how to lie low, until the two of them could go publ. - (singing "zy river"]) throw away your troubles. ♪ dre a dream of me. - sweets would travel far and wide to meet lis. his valet, doc pugh, served as a go-between, channeling all communications whenever she needed money or just wanted to get a letter to him. [jazz music playing] - it was the music that deluded me into thinking my father was around more than he actually was. i can remember many times waking up in the middle of the night and hearing my father's music playing on the stereo downstairs. i'd tiptoe down the steps and peek into the darkened den, where my mother would be sitting alone with her glass of what we called her sherry herring and the sound of my father's records. [

mills would try to match the telltale markings on the bullets that killed karlin to the gun from the riverions that you see are the equivalent of a human fingerprint. >> but there was no way the recovered weapon would ever fire again. so mills removed its barrel, gently cleaned it, and attached it to a working revolver for a test firing. he demonstrated that process with a similar revolver. mills was able to do sex test firings with the recovered gun. everything he found was added to the evidence. now prosecutors would have to see if it would hold up when the defense pointed the finger at someone else in baltimore federal court. >> coming up -- the trial begins. could a major twist tip the case? >> it was right before christmas. >> so it was like an early christmas present? >> yes. >> and then the verdict. and the emotional fallout. when "dateline" continues. nzie: eliza, she's the little ray of sunshine. her laugh is full of joy and love. i'm so blessed to be her parent. brennon: i think she's the most beautiful girl in the world. you know i love her with everything in me and she's so tou

babbs mill park has walking trails and fishing facilities, and a river as well as a lake. 0ur correspondenth night now fallen and temperatures around zero all day, emergency services remain at the scene. west midlands police have given few details, but say a number of people have been pulled from the partially frozen lake and have been taken to hospital. they are believed to be in a critical condition. local reports suggest people had been playing on the ice and had fallen through, although there has not been confirmed by police. west midlands fire service say a search and rescue operation is ongoing. jon donnison there, who is here in the studio as well because these reports are very much coming in, all of this is still unfolding at the scene. those pictures came through in the last 20 minutes and as i said at the end of that report the fire service say there is a search and rescue operation still under way so presumably they are not certain that they have got everyone out of the water. you could just about make out in those pictures that the lake was at least partially frozen. 0bviously a

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mill park and fell through. the nature reserve has walking trails and fishing facilities and a river, as well as a lake. 0ur correspondentght now fallen and temperatures around zero all day, emergency services remain at the scene. west midlands police have given few details but say a number of people have been pulled from the partially frozen lake and have been taken to hospital. they are believed to be in a critical condition. local reports suggest people had been playing on the ice and had fallen through, although that has not been confirmed by police. west midlands fire service say a search—and—rescue operation is ongoing. so presumably they are not certain that they have got everyone out of the water. you could just about make out in the pictures that the lake was at least partially frozen, obviously very, very cold today, and you can tell by the number of emergency services there that police, the ambulance service, the fire service regard this as a very, very serious incident. those people who have been taken to hospital, we don't know if they are adults or children or both, they are in critical condition. let's loo

mill valley, and out toward solano county. a very impressive system. the moisture string across the pacific, north of hawaii, the atmospheric river connection that we oftenn't often see them the strong. this is rated as strong to extreme, moving through the bay area, over a 12 hour period. one thing you will notice is the difference from mountain rain totals versus what we see in some of the valleys, valley rain totals will be half an inch to 1 inch or so, but the amount areas 2-3 inches will be pretty widespread and locally we will see higher totals than that. gusty wind and rain at times for the morning commute. transitioning to the south bay. afternoon, temperatures mid to upper 50s, kind of like what we have right now in san jose . >>> notice the impact of the morning commute, 5 am starting to get improvement around the north bay, by 9 am, areas around the peninsula, highway 17 getting sucked in by the heavy rain. lunchtime we begin to see showers transition out of the bay area which will lead us to a break coming up for most of the day wednesday. >>> thursday more rain and one thing to watch is the potential increase in rain intensity. late friday i

river. porter, however, did remarkably well in corps command, gallantly standing off a savage attack by ely's army of northern virginia gaines mill on june 27th and mowing down lee's confederates from the heights of malvern. on july 1st, mcclellan and evidently plan to cross to the south side of the james. and at porter's urging his advance. but lincoln was having none it. he had already appointed a new general in chief. henry wager halleck to put a bit in mcclellan's mouth and was offended during a visit to harrison's landing on july eight by mcclellan's arrogant declaration that the president must abandoned any thought of southern slaves, lest the army of the potomac disintegrate as though mcclellan would bear no responsibility for such disintegration. mcclellan was too much the darling of the democratic opposition for lincoln to risk and dismissal. instead ed in late june, lincoln created a new army of virginia from pieces of units that had been pummeled that spring in the shenandoah valley by stonewall jackson and put them under the command of major john pope. and in august, lincoln ordered the withdrawal of the army of the p

river because we're starting to notice some widespread light rain. we're turning to the bay area with moderate showers. for those of you over millley and petaluma in the north bay. but the main event still to our north tapping into some tropical moisture out in the pacific. so we actually have a flood watch in effect. wind advisory as well. we're going to see rain rates as high as more than about half an inch for most of your tuesday morning commute per hour. in addition to wind gusts 50 to 60 miles per hour, the bulk of the wet weather arriving overnight. pack your patience and plan ahead because this storm going to bring us one to 3 inches of rain with this storm alone. well, it's a good christmas gift. >> there you go. the gift that keeps on least for now. thanks to tip for us, but good night and we'll see you tomorrow and we'll see you tomorrow night. announcer: the art of regifting. and we'll see you tomorrow night. how to do it right and get away with it. there are a few rules. announcer: then, foods that can prevent the cold and flu. guava is a fantastic fruit. announcer: what to eat to stay healthy this cold and flu seas

river pattern. and well into place. wey skies, the clouds thicken and by the evening commute, we start to see hit and miss rain showers from sam rafael and larkspur and millsa by four o'clock. then this gradually fills in across the entire bay area. this is our future cast, and this computer model has been pretty spot on for the past few days. it does illustrate the frontal boundary associated with this area of low pressure begins to slice through the bay area again by monday evening. it increases in intensity overnight and to your tuesday morning tuesday mornings and to be a bear for the morning commute with the gusty winds as well. if you're thinking snow and tahoe, it's going to be raining at the lake level, the snow will be confined to the higher elevation. in fact, you want good snowball not going to happen until about new year's eve. until then, we'll push out that frontal boundary then look what's behind it. the core of the energy of the system here will work its way back into the bay area by wednesday night, so we get a little bit of a break wednesday morning commute. but then wednesday night through thursday morning, scattered showers. breezy win