this is video shot in newport beach, california, watch what you are about to catch. this is a high-speed police chase. the bumper's gone. there's a bike hanging off the side of the car. there was a front tire on the bike but it was dragging along the pavement. calls started coming into the newport beach police, we believe we are seeing a hit and run. we believe that someone hit a cyclist and then fled from the scene. police immediately arrived and started looking for this car. once they found the car, they turned on their sirens, the car didn't pull over so a chase ensued for nearly 35 minutes at speeds up to 75 miles per hour. it turns out this was not a hit and run at all. this was a makeshift bike rack. these people had created in order to transport their bike. there was a male driver, a female passenger, the female passenger was arrested and taken into custody for public intoxication, the male driver refused to cooperate with police and he was transported to a local hospital with minor injuries, no word yet on what those injuries were. >> this guy did nothing wro

in newport beach california are among the in the party. and still ahead here on our t.v. for decades u.s. marines and their families were exposed to toxic water at their military base in studio two survivors share their stories with r.t. america will hear from that right after the break. the star wars. in the finish line of the marathon. we welcome aaron eight and abby martin two of the two or three close on the our team network. is going to give you the numbers might give you one star never i'll give you the information you make the decision don't worry about it i'll bring you the set were the revolution of the mind it's a revolution of ideas and consciousness. with the extreme right you know politicians who would be described as angry i think in a strong you know under single. well camp lagoon is perhaps most recognizable as the home to hundreds of thousands of marines and their families but this military base which is located in jacksonville north carolina also has a darker side it's the site of what is thought to be the largest water contamination site in american his

in newport beach california among galindo r t. and west virginians are still asking whether a chemical spill that contaminated the elk river last month could be dangerous to their health but what happened to west virginia are only sheds light on an even bigger water catastrophe that took place many years ago at camp lagoon the military bases most recognizable as the home to hundreds of thousands of marines and their families but camp le june which is located in jacksonville north carolina also has a darker side it's the site of what is thought to be the largest water contamination in american history between one hundred fifty seven and one nine hundred eighty seven hundreds of thousands of marine corps members and their families were exposed to tap water containing extremely toxic chemicals during that time people living at the base bathed in that water drained and ingested it not knowing it had been compromised the water had been contaminated with chemicals thought to have stemmed from underground storage tanks that leaked indust

ou still get for that one song >> i was in newport news, virginia, and people are like "better days."cause i wrote the song in 1979. that's how long i have been doing it. tavis: if you have not heard there is a song called "better days." ram mondays days. >> the official title is "better days." if you have never heard this song, your life is incomplete. go to amazon. pay for it. it is a song i know she cannot get offstage anywhere -- if i am in the audience you're going to get heckled to sing it as it is such a beautiful track. you are back in the studio after five years. you decide you are going to do some new stuff and you're going to cover some stuff. how do you figure out the playlist? >> it's interesting. of songs thatt had been with me. when i started to tell my ideas, i went out on the road with terry lynn, who had one of grammy. we were just talking. she became interested and started sending me ideas, and that's how it came together. i was saying i love the fact a lot of these musicians are greatly inspired by the music i grew up in, so i said, that would be a perfect meeting

investigators learned that partin and his daughter were living in newport richey, florida, with a friend when questioned, partin's roommate said he hadn't seen partin or his daughter since joshan's murder was covered in the local news. he also said he had never seen joshan ashbrook at his house either. with a search warrant, police examined the room partin and his daughter had been using, and initially found nothing suspicious. >> we lifted up a throw rug that was in between the two beds, and when we pulled the throw rug back, there was a huge, discolored stain. >> the stain was about four feet long and smelled of bleach. it looked like someone had recently tried to clean it, so criminalists lifted the carpet and found traces of blood underneath, which they collected for dna testing. forensic analysts also went over every inch of the room. >> they started searching, and on the wall they found a speck of blood that looked like it might have been a cast-off, a little tear drop. >> the blood on the wall and underneath the carpet yielded a genetic profile, and it matched joshan's dna. >> we

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present the country to live and disappointed when typing your broker it's her the whole deal but to the newport beach signed with the opposition leader's early on friday me at all the petitions and began pointing at people he sees as the authorities to weakness and sit around a knee while many different parties and politicians from all over pakistan and ten south east and ukraine. i get the ring he added that the seats instead of taking sports palace to discuss possible ways out of the political crisis here in the country and we hear the speculation that they could try to establish an attendant in government and of course two things happens that will only add to these huge divisions that have already started here in ukraine. alistair traits or tails of what he thinks push the ukrainian president of striking an agreement with the opposite. it shows the and the weakness of the government of the article that it shows the weakness of their own position. the fact that they have allowed the situation to be precipitated in the way that it has shows not only their weakness we chose the fact that it rea

this is more important lol which is benson has no present this isn't any newport beach but what the opposition of the atlantic as it is because it's the first to make it known on the cob it could well mean and how he was the bishop of the month the problem is that you don't have to impress and to replace him. and we will need to take someone from that position which won't be easy the sentiment and across central and western ukraine with regional offices up being picketed and feast but the taste is. he said. bring on the municipal building the college. i was thinking the intent of going straight to set up barricades made to feel confident that folks don't take him on to defeat the building. the mendocino county to caffeine free produced is going to take my content. they smashed windows and threw stones at security forces. i know has a need for the waist with a hint enough he prepares to send you could name him juan ignoring the government attempted to split them in uganda for costs. there is no mean feat he had to be fearful but in both content and quality they came it goes against the will of

newport. in the name of democracy the second part. meanwhile the us the eu and nato lay full responsibility on the ukrainian government threatening it with consequences and sanctions and eventual sanctions for twenty ukrainian politicians have already been imposed by washington. russian foreign minister sergei blackrock said the actions of the western states resemble blackmail and he urged condemnation of the actions of quote radicals and extremists who are mostly responsible for violence and bloody riots to discuss the bigger picture i was joined earlier by brian becker he's the national coat of color. accordingly there excuse me of the answer coalition. i think the sanctions would curb the violence as the west seems to think that well well we have to look at the new sanctions measures and in a bigger context the united states in the eu the nato powers have been using all kinds of pressure on the ukraine government with the effort to bring ukraine into the eu which means to bring it in tomato red shoes the border and in november what

. >>> tensions between california based pimco cofounder bill gross and mohammed el-erian, at newport so tense they fought in front of colleagues with several curse words flying between the two men. pimco announced el-erian would leave the firm to write a book and spend more time with his family. >>> finally the loss lo economy is getting a shot in the arm as the convention center booked 29 events. big increase in since 2013. firefighter and engineering conferences and more expected to boost visitor numbers and help economic growth. 10 new hotels are expected to open this year in l.a. that is the minute. adam: ahead of public rollout of google glass according to a new report from reuters. at least eight states are considering restrictions on using that new technology when you're driving. certain groups are concerned google glass will distract drivers and cause serious accidents. now the tech giant is reportedly trying to convince legislators in illinois, delaware and missouri that it isn't necessary to regulate the use of glass behind the wheel because the cell phone and radio is what

>> newport beach, california. pimco saw the outflows.ome people said internally said, not a big deal, we had so much money coming into the funds. they manage almost $2 trillion. a lot of money came in. it will come out. other people felt pressure. in general they had to figure out how to deal with it. the fund underperformed relative to some of the competitors but actually beat its benchmark yet there was stress and there was pressure and they all really felt it. gerri: this is because gross was so super successful coming into that, right? interesting fellow, apparently does yoga in the mornings. doesn't want to be talked to by the hi pa loy in the mornings as you reported. wants to be left alone. idiosyncratic. is this type of a person typically you find at the top of a company? >> that is interesting question. he is a genius. let him be quirky and difficult that is not a big of a deal. i would argue he is 69. at some point he has to show where the next generation will be and handover of power. he doesn't need to necessarily do it right

. >> reporter: as they met with a cardiologist in newport beach answering vital health questions, itly had 90% blockage in one artery and an aneurysm that required a two vessel bypass. >> she has an anterior wall defect. >> reporter: but even more significant was robert's hidden heart disease uncovered as he helped his wife through her medical ordeal. robert had five blocked arteries and was feeling tightness in his chest. >> it's not uncommon, we see this. the genetic risk factors is separate but all the other risk factors the salt intake sugar intake fat intake that controls the high blood pressure, diabetes, they are sharing each other. >> reporter: for the first time in his career this surgeon operated on husband and wife 10 days apart bypasses needed in both cases. >> the lesson is you have to listen to your body and the symptoms that you're having. >> reporter: sweethearts since their 20s who came to doctors with broken hearts that are now on the mend. >> would i have had a little attack and he had had a big one, i don't know. i mean, i hope not. but it almost seems that way. s

they're both published in the american journal of chinese studies which is the journal of the newport instead he opted to import a society in the united states that that focuses on the greater chinese community but particularly on taiwan the first on cars possible constitutional changes i wrote. so four years ago actually before the latest round of constitutional changes in taiwan people were talking about what it is that it could be done to adjust taiwan's on constitutional democracy and my argument and i've since found other people have made similar arguments argues that perhaps moving away from a presidential system would be good the presidential system is up. our little more likely to turn into authoritarian regimes and the four young democracy that might still be a little yellow risk and it may be moving away from that of the dove presidential systems also candy create two large parties are two large blocks and cars are fighting over this very powerful office and so dividing into lots of blue. parties doesn't allowed to compete so. but when you do that and then you see this in th

so in 2009, my teenage son and i drove up to the newport folk fest central to see pete seeger, also on >> the staples, arlo guthrie, judy collins and rambling jack elliott, to my son it was all new and all wonderful. and i realized that he was right. those folk songs trance agendad time, they dealt with universal human issues and when those artists could not play them anymore they would pass them on. >> and the .. strongest link in the chain, the man who kept the messages alive more than anyone else was pete seeger. >> he carried that music a long, long way. now the music will carry him. >> >> osgood: next -- >> i can't believe i ate the whole thing. >> you ate it, ralph. >> >> osgood: after all the nonstop snacking that super bowl seems to demand, comes the irreconcilable reckoning, mo rocca has been talking about that with an expert. >> super bowl sunday is the second biggest eating day of the year, just after thanksgiving. >> the result for many? super bulge. >> it is very common for people to over indulge on super bowl sunday. first we might have had a few drinks which might impair

sharla and i are in newport beach, looking for locations for our first store.'ve chosen a location and so has she. this ought to be interesting. let's find a parking space. >> okay. >> it's busy. >> wow, it's really crowded here. >> when i had the realtor find me places... >> yeah? >> i knew i was looking for medium income. >> right. >> i knew i was looking for traffic. >> yes. >> and i knew that i wanted to make sure there was a coffee place, a gas station... >> oh. >> and an ice cream place. >> interesting. >> the ice cream store will get traffic at night, coffee's morning and night... >> yes. >> and the gas is repetitive traffic. i don't know. i kind of like the spot, though, because it's right on the entrance. do you agree? >> my gut says no. first of all, nobody buys popcorn in the mornings. >> but it's packed. >> no, but i don't want to be in a boring spot. i don't want a store in a mall. just because marcus has a billion dollars doesn't mean he knows the best location for a popcorn store. >> all right, let's just go check this place you want to look at a

we know that you sold your newport beach home in california back in 2006 when you said housing was inented for a couple of years and then you bought again in 2012. you recently remodeled their home. looking ahead, what do you see next/ >> we actually like housing. the inventories are at 13-year lows, with equity has improved significantly. the fed came out yesterday and said one and only quarter homes -- excuseater versus me, one in eight versus 1.25. you are only building one million housing units. long-term demands 1.5. there is a significant recovery there. >> i love the independence of voices at pimco. how long will financial repression last? >> i think financial repression will last a long time. basically, the returns offered in financial markets today are going to be mid-single digits, nowhere where historically. this environment means people will be working longer. >> thank you so much. >> we will talk about the snowstorm and our agenda items coming up. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." she did triple lutz is at cornell. scarlet fu is with us. and adam, led

. >> living in newport beach, california, and you get into fights?ow -- when the lesnar -- when the weather is nice, it is time to go for a run. yoga. how did i miss that? top business stories around the world. let's start with jpmorgan. jobs --about 8000 cutting more than 8000 jobs. they have been hit with more than 24,000 job cuts. the problem is fewer people are refinancing their mortgages. the top 10 dealmakers, the publicly traded private equity 1.6 billionook home dollars in dividends. among the big winners, leon black, who took home about $369 23 million to investors in 2013. and, the federal government will propose new rules that will phase out the advertising of sugary drinks and junk food on school campuses. footballr pepsi ads on and basketball. help for your products could be advertised still. think dieta -- i soda is just as unhealthy. >> i do not shake it. quest that is my point. we will not advertise sugary drinks budget is with chemicals. >> i'm with you on that one. >> there you go. >> it is time to talk about blackberry. you know sh

because of location, it has become an outpost of the west village or upwardly mobile population, newport city and elsewhere. cities. wonderful what is the impact in your school system of the new groups have you? do they even use the public schools and how will jersey city be a beacon for our other poor towns that don't have the new york city advantages of proximity that jersey city has looking to the future where you see jersey city leading the rest of urban and increasingly impoverished new jersey. >> let me start by saying jersey city will be the largest city in the state of new jersey. we estimate in late 2015, early 2016 based on our growth rates. one of the most diverse in our area. we are the home of ellis island. and that golden door to america name is the name for a golden opportunity. that doorway represents an opportunity which is the immigrant experience which in many ways is the belief in this country and the democrat experience as well. when you think about jersey city and the things we have done, we have structured our incentives programs and everything we use to move devel

his former chief of staff landed there as director of newport initiatives and republican sources sayhand along with bill baroni in convincing the christie administration to create a new job at the port for david wildstein, the man who would go on to oversee the bridge lane closures. and now o'toole's name is coming up in this investigation. first, in an e-mail included in the record subpoenaed by the legislative committee from wildstein. it was an e-mail from wildstein to michael drewniak on december 5, the morning after they had dinner together in the days before wildstein's departure from the port. quoting from the e-mail a, thanks again for all your sound advice last night. i always appreciate your friendship. what wildstein wrote to drewniak. and he added, spoke with o'toole this morning, and he will talk with you later today. then it was revealed this past week by the ber again record that wildstein had redacted a reference to o'toole in the same batch of documents. this was from a text exchange between wildstein and bill baroni. again, bill baroni is one of the other point men

>> no, i like where they are in fashion island in newport. >> you don't want to put your hand -- >> the average person was making, senior guys making 20 million but putting up with that stuff, you see the one guy didn't stand up. >> a client came in. >> some big client was in. >> and then they told him he had to give $10,000 to a charity. that guy defended the action. >> he said bill demands the best of people. i know bill as just an acquaintance and like you said i always liked him and i respect him. he was a vietnam vet and everything else, but i think he'd be hard to work for probably but it is good sometimes. >> a lot of major business leaders might be difficult to work for. >> mohammed is not a shrinking violet and when you read about that one interchange and mohammed is probably like i don't need this, at some point. >> this was happening when the fund was losing more money, it lost $41 billion, people pull out. it's a difficult time trying to defend yourself things that might be okay in the past, you can see clashes in high stress situations. >> the biggest exodus ever of any fun

put those things together and ink around at sea levels newport, rhode island, acidifying oceans, we surge being killed off in washington state, the warming we see everywhere that is not one day -- i know there are stone cold days, we are not going to get notof those -- there's only warming, but more variability, and we are seeing work streams all around us. the challenge that i it is you cannot say that trout or wildfire or that storm was caused by climate change. no, you cannot. neither can you say that that home run was hit by barry bonds because of the steroids. you still did not want him on steroids because it is not fair and it distorts the game. and so what we are doing is we are distorting the planet in ways that are from a scientific point of view at this point literally undeniable. yout is interesting because talked about the planet and what we see is the percentage of admissions that are coming from -- emissions that are coming from the united states are going down, because they are going so much up more in other places. china, india, realistically, you could turn off the tire u

she has a passion for food safety and food issues and an important newport folio and is here to talk more in detail about the proposed changes to the nutrition facts label. dr. hamburg. [applause] >> thank you so much, secretary sebelius. i'm delighted to be joining all of you for tate's -- today's let's move announcement in which f.d.a.'s unveiling our proposed changes to a new and improved, more user friendly version of the nutrition facts label. before i walkthrough our proposed changes, i also want to join secretary sebelius and thank first lady michelle obama for her continued commitment to encourage americans to live healthier lifestyles and recognize the four-year anniversary of the let's move initiative. for 20 years we have relied on the now identify connick nutrition facts label to help us make informed food choice -- iconic nutrition facts label to help us make informed food choices on what to eat. when it was first introduced this landmark label provided the american consumer for the first time with the uniform information about the nutritional content of the foods. since