you can almost see this happening in providence, rhode island. they're rallying for donald trump and his agenda. this was arranged prior to the health care fireworks. and now a group protesting them acted up in providence right now. those for donald trump. those against donald trump. so this is turning into a bit of a heated affair here. so far certainly no violence, a lot of people in each other's faces here. but again, what started out as a rally to make america great again has turned out to encourage protesters against donald trump, who are equally convinced he's not making america great again. so we'll keep our eye on it and one of the organizers for today's march on behalf of donald trump will be speaking with us shortly. which brings us to the next guy who says everyone has got to kind of calm down and get past the heated rhetoric. and daniel cleaver, congressman, a preacher by training and i like that because he steps back and avoids the confrontation. i'm sure that you're relieved that obamacare is place, but just a matter of time before

rhode island's crnc and our university of rhode island have developed together something called storm tools. it's an online research tool that projects the effects of this sea level rise and additional storm surge on to the state's coastal properties. the tool actually now needs to be updated because it currently maxes out at seven feet of sea level rise, which was the previous high scenario. now that we've raised it to 9 to 12 feet, they're going to have to go back and redo it. but this is what it looks like based on the 7-foot max. here is seven feet of sea level rise in newport, rhode island. this is the harbor. this is downtown newport, america's cup avenue which runs right through there will be taken out. and through this area are a lot of very successful businesses that appeal to the people who come to visit historic newport, rhode island. through here we have some of the most significant working wharves in the newport area. this area called the port is an historic section that goes back to the 18th, in some cases 17th century. and these buildings, of course, will be flooded. th

gentleman from rhode island, mr. cicilline, and i yield him as much time as he may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from rhode island is recognized for such time as he may consume. mr. cicilline: i thank the gentleman for yielding and for his extraordinary leadership on this legislation. mr. speaker, h.r. 372, the competitive health insurance reform act of 2017, would partially repeal a long-standing antitrust exemption established by the mccarran-ferguson act with respect to the business of health and dental insurance. to qualify for this limited antitrust exemption, an insurer must be engaged in the business while these somewhat restrain anti-competitive conduct, it does not preclude the most egregious antitrust violations such as price figuresing, bid rigging by health insurance providors. they should not be immune from antitrust scrutiny while they reduce availability or o's

in my home state of rhode island, nearly 300,000 rhode islanders access health care through medicaid. that's about a third of our population roughly. now, that is a significant number for a small state like rhode island. let's break down the number to see who would be impacted by these across the board cuts to medicaid. one out of four children in rhode island gets care through medicaid and half of the births in the state are financed through medicaid. one of two rhode islanders with disabilities are covered by medicaid and 60% of nursing home respect dentszs in the -- residents in the state get their care through medicaid. think about what would happen if this funding is cut and that is the trajectory of the republican proposals. states would have to decide among these populations who will get health care. children or the elderly in nursing homes? the disabled or other medicaid recipients? and if states try to make up the difference, that will result in cuts elsewhere, such as education and infrastructure. indeed, given the demands for health care, given the tensions between seniors

but, let's not just get on rhode island. this is all across this country, according to this report.his is the second time in four years that the united states infrastructure has been rated a "d." this is an ongoing problem. >> the president keeps talking about it. in fact, bipartisan members of congress keep talking about it on both sides. it's the economy, right? if we don't have roads and highways for transportation, it hurts. >> it really is going to have an economic impact. according to this report, by 2025 the united states stands to lose in gross domestic product almost $4 trillion if we don't get this fixed. another $7 trillion in lost business and sales by 2025. and 2.5 million lost jobs in just eight years if we don't get it together. because if you can't drive your product over the road, you can't sell it. >> rehema, thank you very much. very illuminating. >>> i want to go back to capitol hill where capitol hill reporter kasie hunt has been standing by. kasie, you moved over -- are you there? we might have lost her shot. she's right by -- she's in the subway area. i know t

and rhode island is 25%. take a look.n providence, construction crews are starting repairs on one of the busiest interchanges in rhode island. it carries 100,000 vehicles a day. when you look beneath the highway, there are clear signs of cracking under the weight of the heavy load. i am just touching it, and it's falling apart! are we safe standing here? >> we are because we've installed these temporary supports underneath the bridge to really pick up the load. >> you have support beams over here. it all looks bad. >> absolutely. and i think that goes to the hole condition of the infrastructure, not only in rhode island but throughout the country. >> chief structural engineer david fish says repairs are long overdue. >> some of these supports are over two decades old. >> road islander ranks at the bottom of the system of the nation's highways. a new report out today by the american society of civil engineers shows that the overall grade for all of the country's infrastructure remains a disappointing d plus. >> we need to

northeast and police are saying right now there are two separate scenes, one in the 1200 block of rhode island avenue, the other close by in brentwood avenue. fox5 a's sarah simmons icily on the scene tonight. what have you been able to find out so far. >>reporter: all right. shawn. we just arrived here on the scene. what you can see right now, this is still obviously an active scene. we are in the 1300 block ever brentwood northeast. this is what d.c. police are telling us so far, that the shooting happened around 9:30. five people have been shot. police say they are conscious and breathing. it's unclear about their conditions right now. here is what we have 1300 block of brentwood, two people, a man and a woman that were shot and also as you mentioned, a separate scene, the 1200 block of rhode island avenue, two men shot at that ex look. also we understand that police are telling us a juvenile was shot. it's unclear at what location that was. as you can see back here, investigators still on the scene. you can see remains of shell casings that are back here as well. it's still unclear exactly

i'll yield to my colleague from rhode island, mr. cicilline. the proposal that's on the floor, we could just lay out five very succinct arguments on why it doesn't work. i was going through a rather complete explanation of how the health care system works because it's kind of a basic understanding. but clearly under the legislation that's going to be taken up this thursday, americans are going to pay more for less, and it's not just a few, the senior citizens in edicare are going to see a dem -- lower in benefits. we are going to see the 40 and 50-year-olds and other individuals pay more for less. we are going to look over the next nine years, 24 million americans will lose their insurance or their opportunity to get insurance. and just this next year, just 18 months from now -- excuse me -- not 18 months from now, nine

changes that resulted in coverage for more than 100,000 rhode islanders. last week i joined democratic colleagues at a hearing to discuss the republican plan. a hearing republicans should have organized to assess the impact of their bill, which c.b.o. estimates will result in 14 million additional uninsured by 2018, and 24 million people losing their health insurance by 2026. mr. speaker, the republican plan is not the solution to strengthen our health system. it ignores the sick, the poor, the disabled and the elderly. mr. speaker, americans cannot benefit from the systemic changes in care delivery, the breakthrough treatments of tomorrow, or improved access to today's therapies if the republican plan is passed. mr. speaker, we should be working in a bipartisan way to improve the affordable care act, not gutting it. i yield back the balance of my time. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. poe: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute anto

joining us now to discuss what's in the bill is rhode island congressman david suslini.lacement bill are you opposed to? >> the replacement bill is a great deal if you're an insurance company or drug company or one of the wealthiest people in this country but for hard working everyday americans it's a terrible deal. you just made reference to the preexisting conditions that only is available if you have continuous coverage. if your coverage lapses they can impose additional costs but this is a program which is a huge giveway so the wealthiest people in this country and huge tax cut of about $7 million each for the 400 richest families in this country. it makes devastating cuts to medicare to the trust fund, devastating cuts to medicaid which is our most vulnerable populations, people with disability, children, nursing home residents, the most vulnerable communities. it allows insurance companies to charge more based on your age so older americans will face higher premiums. this will raise premiums, reduce the quality of care, undermine core programs like medicare and med

mcconnell: i thank my friend from rhode island. i ask unanimous consent the senate be in a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the appointment at the desk appear separately in the record as if made by the chair. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the judiciary committee be discharged from further consideration of s. res. 95 and the senate proceed to its immediate consideration. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: senate resolution 95, designating march 22, 2017, as national rehabilitation counselors appreciation day. the presiding officer: without objection, the committee is discharged. the senate will proceed to the motion. mr. mcconnell: i further ask the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to and the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. the presidi

about 200 concerned residents attended tonight's meeting along rhode island avenue and northeast. five people were shot in that area last thursday. >> we are confident that we will put a plan in place with your help to d crime. >> we are not going to let people fire guns off in our city. >> yesterday acting police chief announced a major crack down on illegal guns in the district. meanwhile, police are searching for clues after a man was killed in broad day light on the d.c. line. this is the fourth murder in the county in just the last five days. the victim was gunned down in front of his apartment complex around 2:00 this afternoon at southern avenue. police haven't released details about a suspect or a motive yet. some preschool classrooms could soon have windows strong enough to resist the blast of a bomb. the county is considering security changes after another threat against the jewish community center. this one was e-mailed in. it is the sixth time someone has threatened the center since jary considering a $225,000 grant for security improvements like cameras and bomb resis

i think that goes to the whole condition of the infrastructure not home in rhode island but throughout the country. >> reporter: chief structural engineer david fish says repairs are overdue. >> two decades ago. >> reporter: rhode island ranks at the bottom. pothole infested. a new report by the american society of civil engineers shows that the overall grade for all of the country's infrastructure repairs a disappointing d plus. >> we need to invest $1 trillion to get roads and bridges an transit systems and commuter trails back into a decent condition. >> reporter: according to report, the current condition is barely making the grade. bridges, c plus, 40% over 50 years old and 9% structurally deficient. roads, d, one out of every five miles in poor condition. transit, d minus, $90 million in backlog repairs and aviation, d, 24 of the top airports could face thanksgiving level congestion once a week. this week president trump called on congress to approve a trillion dollars in infrastructure spending. but it's not clear where the money will come from. >> it could come from a tax or to

reports of up to five people shot along rhode island avenue in northeast d.c. nchts the first calls started happened just a few blocks from the rhode island avenue metro station. jackie bensen just got to the scene. what can you tell us sn nchts you can see crime scene investigators here on the scene of where d.c. police confirm for us tonight five people shot about 9:30 tonight. you can see the >> five people shot. one of them was a juvenile. >> one is described as nonlife threatening. that's good news. one of the victims actually collapsed a block away from here. so there are two different crime scenes. as police process this scene here, we can tell you there were two earlier shootings in the city tonight bringing to a total of five people shot thisve remember on a thursday night we had seven people, again, shot in the district including two police officers. so right now on the scene here on brentwood road police investigating what appeared to be someone walking up to people who were standing on the corner here, opening fire. as i said, the good news, if ther

sam sweneey is following it all for us live at the rhode island avenue metro. also breaking one woman is in serious condition and another is hurt after a double shooting in northeast washington. this all happened around ten o'clock last night on blaine street- right off benning road. we know one of the victims was able to walk herself to a hospital. we'll continue to follow this and update you as we learn more. new air travel restrictions going into effect overnight.' the u-s, putting a ban on certain electronic devices on airplanes. the department of homeland security has issued an emergency directive for passengers flying from 10 middle eastern and african any electronic that's not a medical device or larger than a cellphone will no longer be allowed in the main cabin of flights coming from those countries. that include tablets, cameras and laptop computers... which will now have to be placed in checked bags. the countries impacted include, jordan, egypt, turkey and united arab emirates. no u-s airlines will be impacted. abc news reports the ban was likely dr

. >>> uber and lyft are facing another battle of the fingerprints of drivers in rhode island. the rhode island attorney general introduced legislation that would also include fingerprinting. uber and lyft have resisted fingerprinting, saying background checks are enough and have threatened to pull out of cities who have already done so in austin. several other cities and states are considering the requirement, including atlanta, massachusetts, new jersey, and right here in california. >>> a new report on teacher retention in oakland says more needs to be done to keep teachers from leaving. the go public schools report says almost 3/4 of new teachers leave within five years. they say many new teachers aren't getting the kind of support they need. they say it depends on the strength of the school mentoring. they hope bargaining talks will include a way of increasing teacher retention. >> san francisco is trying to make good on its promise to clean up the trash left behind on the city's large homeless population. local hotels,s restaurants and other businesses say the city's home

the actually had a movement and rhode island and they were upset. joshua: connecticut -- this is speculation, but they had really bad apportionment going into the 1960's. i think it was connecticut that was the u.s. supreme court case that ultimately said one man, one vote. i think they were still doing at-large elections. they probably had a pretty unrepresentative sample. i don't know about their referendum system, but it was still a fairly nondemocratic system is choosing representatives. lisa: in the southern states there is also the ways in which race and segregation dramatically reconfigured the way people process prohibition. southernn a lot of states, as african americans become completely, utterly disenfranchised and denied their legitimate rights to vote. as that gets locked in, all of a sudden prohibition is able to come up as an issue, simply because the people remaining as voters feel secure they can have debates amongst themselves. race always plays a role whenever you're looking at that. jeffrey: it is so complicated, the crosscutting

i added the chill pill, but it's happening in providence, rhode island after this. it's like i'm in the office with you, even though i'm here. it's almost like the virtual reality of business communications. no, it's reality. introducing intuitive, one touch video calling from vonage. call now and get amazon chime at no additional cost. >> all right. this is a hollywood response to donald trump and the failure of republicans yesterday to get health care figured out and the debacle. bette midler with a glove raised middle finger, think classy, hollywood, which brings me to joe'spist -- joe piscopo,if it's there and they hand it to you on a silver platter, you've got to go for it, got to go for it. neil: but obviously, hollywood loving it because it shows the guy-- >> it's cyclical, and we had fun when president obama was in it and-- >> hollywood was in love with president obama. >> i know, but rosie perez said it best. she said no time to gloat, time to thank our officials and time to just fix it. that's exactly what it's got to be. i'm so tired of the rancor and hat

the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: i ask unanimous consent to speak as if in morning business for up to i guess 17 minutes. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. whitehouse: mr. president, with the republican plan to defeat the affordable care act it self-defeated president trump wants to move beyond health care to focus on other priorities. one area that he has often highlighted is our nation's crumbling infrastructure, which is a priority that many of us share and something i'd like to discuss today. now, all of our kids, mr. president, i suspect, dread having to bring home a lousy report card. they'd be facing a serious talk. every four years the american society of civil engineers issues a report card for american infrastructure. our 2017 report card out just this month shows lousy marks across the board for american infrastructure. our ports and bridges got c pluses, flat d's for both drinking water infrastructure and roads. and our energy grid got a d plus of overall the united states took hom

city leaders turned out for debut of metro bus route along rhode island avenue. kenny mc duffy pushed for creation of the g 9 bus route it will reloaf overcrowding on g 8 line and allow passengers to travel from one side of ward five to the other on rhode island avenue. >> we never had the connection to the north west side of rhode island avenue and northeast side and going all the way up to eastern avenue and resident wood ridge and resident block land and present wood and edgewood and atkinson will get a shot now in terms transportation in the district of columbia. >> new round will carry 1100 passenger as i day and run between 6 and morning and 3 and 7:00 in the afternoon. >>> all right. 5:18 now a live look for you outside. sarah, it is officially spring. and we can say it, spring has indeed sprung. >> all right. let's get out to gary mcgrady outside where it is about 52 degrees out there. >> wearing his festive spring tie sdwri like a cherry loss only. >> i tried to find yellow and i went pink. either way would be all right. >> absolutely. >> does that pass

you're looking at one of the scenes near the rhode island metro stop. police say five people were last night and one is a juvenile. police are investigating a shooting on brentwood road and another on rhode island avenue. just a few hours before, police say two people were also shot on fairmont street northwest and police have not released any suspect information and we are told all seven victims have nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> this morning, counselors will be at the potomac high school to help students cope with loss of a classmate. student was shot and killed yesterday. we are not releasing the teen's name because the police have not yet. one student was at a loss of words. >> that is depressing. we just lost a student. like right -- >> police say the teen was shot on iverson street a few blocks west of the high school and they are searching for a suspect and a >>> more calls this morning for attorney general jeff sessions to resign after revelations that he spoke with the russian ambassador during the presidential election. a small group of de

oregon rallied back from eleven points down in the 2nd half to beat rhode island... tyler dorsey's three was the game winner... the ducks will play michigan in the next round ucla and arizona also advanced to the sweet 16... usc was the lone pac twelve team eliminated " " bay area police say a driver plowed into a family.. on purpose. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. >>> parking lot rampage, bay area police say a driver plowed into a family on purpose. tonight the search for a suspect in a super hero sweatshirt. good evening. i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. kpix5's joe vazquez is in union city tonight with what police believe set off the suspect. joe? >> reporter: police say the woman was trying to return some batteries to the wal-mart, but when the clerk wouldn't give her back her money, she went off. 6:00 on a sunday evening, you tonight expect to see this at a wal-mart parking lot, an enraged shopper nearly runs over a family of five and police say the person behind the wheel may not be old enough to drive. she's about 5 feet tall

rhode island, mr. cicilline. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from rhode island is recognized for one minute. mr. cicilline: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding. we have heard this legislation described as a rescue mission and act of mercy. don't insult the intelligence of the american people. this bill is the cruelest and most immoral piece of legislation i have seen since i arrived in congress. it will rip insurance from 24 million hardworking americans, including 60,000 rhode islanders. it will put $600 billion in tax breaks into the hands of the powerful, wealthy special interest. this is not a health care bill. this is a tax cut bill. let's call it what it is. it's going to produce higher costs, higher premiums, more out-of-pocket expenses. it imposes a crushing age tax on older americans. it ransacks funds that seniors rely on for long-term care. and it will destroy nearly two million jobs. all of this harm to the american people to settle a political score and to reward your fr

realize the american dream, regardless of whether you are a coal miner in kentucky, a teacher in rhode island, in autoworker in detroit or a software engineer in san antonio. our political system is broken. it is broken because too many of our leaders think it is all about them. they need to remember that they work for us. and helping us is their work. made real progress while i was governor because we were motivated by one thing, helping families. democrats are trying to bring that same focus back to washington dc. people,s are a diverse and we may disagree on a lot of things but we have always come together when we remember that we are one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you. >> that was former kentucky governor steve beshear from the lexington diner, 500 miles outside of d.c. new data out tonight from twitter was the most tweeted joint session of congress or state of the union ever with over 3 million tweets. the previous record was 2.6 million. twitter says the most talked about moment was the president's call to repeal the affordable followed by th

a short distance away - three men were shot on the 12-hundred block of rhode island avenue. police believe these scenes are connected. the victims were conscious and breathing but no word on their conditions right now. the motive for the shooting is still unknown. prince george's county police are searching for the person who fatally shot a potomac high school student. the eleventh grader was shot yesterday afternoon near the school.. outside the southview apartments in oxon hill. neighbors tried to save him.. but he was pronounced dead at a hospital. the shooting and the aftermath, taking place right near a playground. a spokesperson for potomac high school released a statement.. saying the school community is deeply saddened by the incident. the statement went on to say.. additional security staff and law enforcement officers will be placed on and around campus. this morning, the search is on for the man who stole a government car and a military uniform! the f-b-i believes this thief could be armed. andp county. he stole a black, government owned 20-15 hun-die ah-lan-tra,

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. langevin: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. langevin: mr. speaker, i rise in strong opposition to the republican effort to gut the affordable care act. 20 million people including 100,000 rhode islanders receive health coverage under the a.c.a. and because of the proposed plan to repeal the a.c.a. that the republicans are proposing, they are now threatened with losing that coverage. instead of working in a bipartisan manner, this bill will eliminate coverage for 24 million people while drastically costs. over the next five years, rhode island officials sfiment that it will cost $195 million to make sure that the adults don't lose a coverage. this is a burden that my state and others cannot afford to bear. and this affects children and seniors and people with disabilities. americans' health will be jeopardized if comprehensive coverage are cast aside

rhode island senator sheldon whitehouse will offer his thoughts on how legislative decisions are influenced by private businesses. former chief of the new york police department's internal affairs bureau charles dc will describe his work investigating corruption in the police force and this weekend, sylvia fara discusses how our bodies react to fat . >> it's calories, it's actually an endocrine organ that releases hormones to that body depends on so basically, our play sites are linked to fat. there are people who have that status and some of those that are smaller, mice might have smaller things themselves. our goals are linked to that, our reproductive systems are linked to that and people who get to that level don't menstruate regularly. even the system, it's amazing there's so many systems in their body that are linked to healthy fat. >> afterwards airs on tv every saturday at 10 pm and sunday at 9 pm eastern. watch all previous afterwards programs on our website, booktv.org. >> the most interesting thing about this race is that it was the dumbest race possibly in american history. it w

by the way, the administration went to rhode island and gave them a block grant and rhode island brought the cost down and empirically this worked. there are several aspects to this. how do we increase competition among insurance companies i think we are inviting competition to return that the regulation for flexibility so that can lower cost. if you have only one insurance company the costs are going up. second we have to lower the cost of healthcare. one thing we have on the patient free tomac this price transparency. there's lots of examples about how the pricing mechanism keeps the power in the hands of the provider. we need to give it to the patient. one example, with lasik surgery, laser eye surgery candidates come down over the last ten years as everything else has risen. there's over cost because of the total price transparency. so i think that is another component. i could go on but i will stop. >> senator cassidy didn't say this in the house. >> thing with the jewish federations of america we represent a great deal of nonprofit providers across the country including louisiana a

one happened at the rhode island metro station in northeast just for 11:30 last night. was an that there altercation between two people. one person was injured and it was not clear the type of left and that was used. the second incident happened short time later at the gallery , involving atation manager in the passenger. the passenger reportedly refused to leave and assaulted them before they took off. they were caught just a few blocks away from the station. breaking this morning, investigators pinpointing the case of an overnight fire in montgomery county that broke out this morning in the basement of a home on sheridan street. improperly dispose of smoking materials started the flame. fire was quickly brought under control, no one was hurt, but the family living in the home is now displaced three larry? in thethe man accused deadly firebombing of a home, turning himself in, cameras were rolling as police arrested antonio right, he threw two molotov cocktails into the home, trapping eight people inside in leading to the death of two teenagers. a 20-year-old woman rem

going through the east bay >>> rhode island attorney general wants to fingerprint drivers. it requires a background check but the rhode island attorney general has introduced legislation that would also include fingerprintingment uber and lyft have threatened to pull out but the legislation would ensure public safety. massachusetts began running uber and lift drives through background check this year. in part to the register sex offenders. >> time is 5:44. traffic jams in san francisco's union scare become so bad some drivers don't even want to park at the city-owned garage there. the examiner reports that -- has a $1.3 million budget deaf it. department pays for -- union square are up. plus all the construction work on the central subway. that may explain the big drop in drivers around union scare. >> time now is 5:44. let's go over to see how we're doing. hi, there. >> i'm guilty of that. i used to drive my car there. i take public transportation. >> yeah. the traffic is bad. >> what are you going to do? >> good morning. let go out take a look the a the commute now. start

police were called to the south rhode island avenue at 10:00 p.m. for reports of gunfire. when they arrived they found the shooting victim in the street. he was pronounced dead at the scene. police have not released information about a motive or suspect. >>> happening today, hundreds of nurses from delaware county memorial hospital will continue to protest what they are calling unfair labor policy. we're taking live look outside the hospital on the action cam in drexel hill where employees are expected to be back out on the line today. the strike started yesterday and includes nearly 400 employees. picketers say they are out there to send a message of unfair and labor practicing by the new owner of the facility. they have been negotiating with the hospital with the hopes of hiring more staff. >> i'm out here for all of us this is about patient care we'll no longer stand for the antics of prospects. >> hospital officials say the staffing numbers are at or above the national average. >>> efs ones new jersey attorney general but today david sansom could become a federal inmat

what i think is important, though, people, like in rhode island, we saw that a third of the -- those had a prescription within the past 90 days for an opioid and a third of those had a high dosevale prescription. what we said in the guideline to be cautious is people getting exposed to opioids and then going on to fuel their addiction through heroin and fentanyl. mrs. walters: thank you. and mr. chester, in recent months, fentanyl was first identified as a major problem in the northeast, parts of the midwest and certain states like florida and maryland. what do you see as trends or directions of its spread? mr. chester: we have begun to see some indications it's moved west. sacramento, california, was the first one. that was about a year ago, that we've begun to see it move a little farther west. i think fentanyl found its way in the northeast simply because it was easier to mix into the powder white heroin that was popular in the northern united states so in the western part of the united states i think we're beginning to see more of the pill form that mr. milione was discussing as

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. >> shannon: finally, a rhode island judge was challenged in his own courtroom rhode island judge found himself challenged in his own courtroom when a high school student facing a traffic charge decided to do some name dropping. >> he went to school with my grandson. >> you said brown. >> it is a hoax. >> what is his name? >> his name is brendan caprio. he told me about you all the time. >> someone is keeping something from me. we are going to have a family meeting tonight. >> your son, your grandson, you would think you would know where they were in school. thank you for watching special report. the first 100 days hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. >> friday, march 31st. breaking overnight lieutenant general michael flynn in talks to testify on russia ties to the trump campaign. we are live in washington. a professor who gave up a first class passenger's seat for a soldier in uniform, he is the one getting pooled. >> why is it bad to give them a first-class seat? tried to be nice to a guy going through hardship. and she got mad. abby: the epic takedown you will only see on fo

if it's happening in rhode island, it's happening everywhere. a number of the other states that a cross checked what their dad is against fema models show that the fema models are a failure. when we've asked fema to re-create its modeling they can't go back and re-create the models, which is another very strong sign of a failure in the process. so when i forced a look at homes like this going into the water, families in some cases that have for generations, even passed on and on, like i said, this isn't funny. it's bad enough with this body will pay any attention to climate change for reasons that i won't go into here, and it's hitting home this week in my home state, but then went when we have to try to quantify the damage and we don't get information because fema's and has it wrong, that is very significant. my time is expired. i want to emphasize mr. larson sport. i thank you, chairman frozen this and like it to bring it forward. in general, is it not your army corps problem. this is a fema problem but to the extent they interact him so much

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this new bus route along rhode island avenue mea many passengers won't have to.omething they say has been a long time in the making. >> normally i ride the g 8. it loops and goes all around. >> reporter: ask anybody along this new bus line how they're feeling and they'll all tell you the same thing. >> i'm very excited about it. >> i'm excited it's open. >> reporter: the new g-9 bus means a straight shot for residents of route five all the way to franklin square. >> it's nice instead of having to wait during the rush hour. >> reporter: the bus is a limited line which means it only runs during rush hour every 15-20 minutes. it makes less stops which means more time saved. >> i'm very excited about it. now i can get on this bus and right downtown to my place of business. >> reporter: paul wiedefeld along for the wide this morning. he said the route's been in the works for almost three years. >> it means our customers get more options. this is a great route. rhode island corridor is a developing corridor. >> reporter: for g-9 riders the wait is finally over. in wood

. >>> rhode island's attorney general wants to start fingerprinting uber and lift drivers. the state adopted a law that requires a background check but now the rhode island attorney jejeral has introduced legislation that would also include fingerprinting. uber and lyft have threatened to pull out of cities that require fingerprinting. massachusetts implemented stricter background checks for uber and lyft drivers this year designed in part to bar registered sex offenders from driving. >>> time is 7:24. grassroots effort here in california to reduce toxic exposure from manicures and pedicures getting national attention now. 12 years ago community health workers and nail salon employers created the california healthy nail salon collaborative. cities and counties in the program offer certification for those salons that don't use nail products with certain dangerous ingredients and also provide proper ventilation, gloves, and masks for salon workers. the program is winning support from the environmental protection agency as well. representatives of u.s. beauty and chemical indu

coastal states like rhode island and florida will feel the hit. ocean acidification disrupts life in the sea when those loose hydrogen ions we talked about latch on to free carbonate ions. usually that carbonate is plentiful in ocean water and shell-forming marine creatures like oysters and clams use the loose carbonate to help form their shells. but if the carbonate they need is bound up by hydrogen ions, they can't get enough carbonate to build their shells. we have even seen acidification scenarios in which shells start to dissolve in the water. shellfish hatcheries on the west coast have already seen devastating losses of oysters due to acidic waters. ocean ph fell too low. baby oysters couldn't form their shells and they quickly died off. dr. jewel ya extra, told cbs that it has cost the pacific northwest oyster industry more than a hundred million dollars and jeopardized thousands of jobs. her research flagged 15 states where the shellfish industry would be hardest hit from alaska to florida to my home state of rhode island. toward the botto

first tournament win for rhode island in two decades. 12:10 eastern.western, star power in the stands as they take on number one seed gonzaga. julia louis-dreyfus, her son charlie is on the team. steveville mer and the xavier's cheering section. his son an assistant for the musketeers. in case you're wondering. 200 perfect brackets remaining according to ncaa.com. 200 people still alive for the perfect bracket. >> thank you. >>> the next hour of new day starting right now. >>> the report that was submitted to congress does not confirm what president trump and the white house has been saying that he was wiretapped under the

grant i think for long-term care and rhode island brought their costs down and improved outcome he on a block grant. empirically this works. private insurance. if you will, several aspects of this. first, how do you increase competition among insurance companies? i think we're inviting competition to return by the deregulation, et cetera, allowing flexibility. so that can lower costs. if you have only one insurance company, costs are going up. secondly, we have to lower the cost of health care itself. one thing we have in the patient freedom act is price transparency. now, there's lots of examples of how the opaqueness of the pricing mechanism keeps the power in the hands of the provider. we need to give it to the patient. one example, in lasik surgery, laser eye surgery, that has come down over the last ten years, as everything else has risen. outcome's better, lower costs, because there's total price transparency. it works for jeans. it can also work for a mammogram. so i think that is another component. i could go on but i'll stop. >> we have time for one or two more questions. >>

the other shooting--left three injured including a young boy in the 12-hundred block of rhode island avenue. all the victims are expected to survive. a search is underway for the person who shot and killed a potomac high school student. the eleventh grader was shot yesterday afternoon near the school.. outside the southview apartments in oxon hill. neighbors tried to save him.. but he was pronounced dead at a hospital. the shooting happened right near a playground. a spokesperson for potomac high school released a statement.. saying the school community is deeply saddened by the incident. the statement went on to say.. additional security staff and law enforcement officers will be placed on and around campus. more breaking news this morning. a homicide investigation in prince george's county. just bef to an apartment in the 72-hundred block of donnell place in forestville for reports of shots fired. once inside officers found a man suffering from gunshot wounds - e was pronounced dead at the scene. police did find a gun and say the suspect remains at large.. developing now out of pri

rhode island avenue, one lane still blocked in each direction. that is some road work that popped up about a half hour ago. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway on the map looking quite good here this morning. 66 and 95, no big worries. we're seeing a little slowdown northbound there through wood bridge. very normal for 5:30 in the morning. do have this construction stilling around here. northbound 295 at benning road, work zone there blocking the right lane this morning and a live look beltway here, inner loop and outer loop looking good as well. we'll take a look at travel times coming up. >>> here's some of the top stories we're following. parents want immediate changes at rockville high school after a 14-year-old was raped at school. the two suspects are her classmates w one of the suspects is an undocumented immigrant. we'll tell you why maryland's governor believes the school system is hiding something. >>> well, your friends might be sharing this next story with you as you wake up this morning. >> an 18-year-old wud shot and killed whi