those are my exact words, said robert murray. a trump supporter, but he thinks it's going to be tough for the president to really bring back coal as much as he wants to. i leave you, i don't know if you can see it, the reason we're out on the river is to give you a close picture of this, but that's the coal pile over there. these coal plants, i don't know, trish, they may be dinosaurs no matter whether the president posts the industry or not. -- supports the industry or not. trish: jeff, thank you very much. joining me now is executive director barry worthington. good to have you here. >> thank you. trish: you know, there's so much regulation right now -- >> way too much. trish: it's what i hear over and over again. >> absolutely. trish: from small business owners, big business owners, and their hope is that this president is going to be able to roll back quite a bit of it. not just obamacare, but when it comes to the epa and some of the overrestrictive measurements that they've put in place. >> right. trish: do you see that happ

. >> robert murray who runs a big kohlhepp company, he's on record as saying what the president is tryinghe kohlhepp mining industry, quote, can't bring mining jobs back. >> trevor: yeah. i never thought i would say this, but we should listen to the kohlhepp mining boss. deregulation isn't going to help. energy production has moved on. kohlhepp jobs are like those dads who went out to get cigarettes. they're not coming back. they're not coming back. there, it doesn't matter how well you do in school, it doesn't matter what late night show you are host. it doesn't matter if you buy the cigarette company. i have the cigarettes right at home, dad. why won't you come back?s so infuriating. it's not that there is no jobs in energy. it is just that the jobs are not in kohlhepp. >> we don't use kohlhepp like we used to in this country. we use oil number one, natural gas, number two. kohlhepp is now number three. there are only 70,000 jobs actually linked to kohlhepp. more than 650,000 are now in renewable energy. talking about wind, solar and of course biofuels. >> trevor: yeah, if donald trump

. >> officer neil cohen and robert murray rescued an elderly woman. also told to get out. >> they did awesome. >> reporter: one woman suffered smoke inhill. firefighters got the upper hand on the flames, but the fire rekindled overnight causing significantly more damage. >> we don't yet know what sparked the initial blaze, although the fire marshal has labeled it accidental. >> i wouldn't be able to sleep at night. >> rescues fuelled by heart racing teamwork. >> a wet commute tr drivers. the windchill wipers were moving at steady pace. >> tell me about it. nbc 10 and clark park in university city where the dog didn't seem to mind the rain. >> more on this dreary day we got here. >> we're going to talk about tomorrow at this point. we talked about the weekend. we talked about the showers all across the area. we still have this line of thunderstorms that's actually moving away from dover. you're going to get clipped in cape may as it heads off to the east. but for the most part, we had widely scattered showers where there could be a. clap of thunder. so

. >> officer neil and robert murray rescued an elderly woman from a different apartment. the wife and baby told to get out. >> they did awesome. the firemen were jumping into the fire. >> one woman suffered smoke inhalati inhalation. firefighters got the upper hand. it's been labeled an accident. causing more damage. >> i'm told people from the community almost immediately started showing up here with dags of clothing for the children and their elementary school is now coordinating an island-wide fundraiser for that family. >> everybody needs to help out. that's how you make a community. >> reporter: in this case, community teamwork that saved lives. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> philadelphia district attorney zt williams just left an appearance in federal court a week after indicted for bribery and corruption charges. >> his lawyer wants off the case. michael diamondstooen filed paperwork say iing he can't affd to pay him. asking the judge to be formally removed, but that did not happen. the judge said he would have to stay on until another attorney could take over. wi

robert murray, and john lynch, and i think they are heroes and i'm sure you think they are as well. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> yes, heroes indeed. thank you. >>> well, students in half town got quite the square when their school was struck by lightning and this happened at 9:30 during today's thunderstorms and the lightning damaged a cross on the top of the john foley school on eagle road and firefighters responded after debris fell to the sidewalk and nobody was injured but the students were evacuated and sent home early. accuweather is tracking the chance of more showers tonight. as we look live from sky 6 hd at the commodore barry bridge, it's a soggy and stormy day across the region and even this thunder boomers in the area. and cecily tynan is here now with the latest conditions. >> reporter: hi rick, double scan live radar showing the system is not quite done with us yet. the heavy downpours and thunderstorms we had this morning have now moved on and the national low pressure is still to the south. that is bringing a few more light scattered showers as we zoom in

. >> how do you respond to the fact that the main coal baron in america, robert murray, said these jobsren't coming back. >> there's two questions. the first question is, is that will some of them come back? i think this is a question of, there's a marginal utility to making sure that we get every job we can. richard, if it was your job, you'd want it to come back. secondly, they have new forms of energy, brings the cost of all of them down. >> sandra: clearly, richard, the target here and the fact is that the epa and scott pruitt is saying there are regulations that had been stifling the ability for some of these sectors to grow. they plan to roll back some of those with this executive order that the president should be momentarily signing. we will see. all right? we laid it out for you. thanks to both of you for joining us. president trump inviting senators from both sides of the aisle to the white house tonight to hammer out a deal on the confirmation vote for supreme court nominee judge neil gorsuch. how is that going to go? plus this video sparking outrage on social media. a boy wi

stuart: robert murray who runs a big coal company.saying that you, the epa, and what the president is trying to do for the coal mining industry, quote, can't bring mining jobs back. that is what he said. i suggestedded that he temper his expectations. these are my exact words. he can't bring them back. referring to coal-mining jobs. what say you, sir? >> wl look, marketwill determine -- wused to see 40% of our electricity being generated through coal generation. we're now in the low 30s. look what happened the last several years with coal. they have been under regulatory assault. you had the lasted a administration say there was a war on coal. that ended yesterday. when you have a war on any particular sector of our economy, that affects investment. it affects a long-term view whether investment occurring. that changed yesterday. so i think we're going to see a very positive. coal is still reliable, stable source of generating electricity. it is cost effective. it will compete alongside of natural gas and other forms of generating ele

. ♪ >> robert murray, who runs a big coal company he's on record saying what the president is tryingo do for the coal mining industry, quote, can't bring mining jobs back. >> yeah, i never thought i'd say that, but we should listen to the coal mining boss. deregulation isn't going to help. energy production has moved on. coal jobs are like those dads who went out to get cigarettes, they're not coming back. ♪ >> yeah, now, that was the daily show. back in the day i thought jon stewart made fun of me and i thought it was funny. and sad trombone for the daily show. sad. our producer in washington says there's a push to force on the health bill. next week before the mid april recess. >> joining us now, chris collins, republican from new york. sir, you're inside this process. is there going to be a vote on that health care bill that was rejected last friday? there's going to be a vote on it before easter? >> well, stuart. that's a decision of our speaker paul ryan. right now, i personally don't think we're going to see a vote, but that's my personal opinion. there are some members who abs

murray was an activist two, race activist. and her husband was very supportive of what she did. they were like a power couple the way that mary churc church l and robert correll were, for example. some of you may be familiar with that couple. everything was early childhood intervention. you know, murray said the true test of the progress of a people is to be found in their literature. while anna maintained that it was in the home that indicates any substantial progress of a race. and her idea was that if you can't have proper upbringing in the home, as believing, the black elite were careful to do with their children, very carefully, cultivated, if that can't always be the case in the home, then the next best thing is the kindergarten. and anna murray is the mother of public kindergartens in washington d.c. this would be both from white and for black people. she became, you become as time went by her interest in kindergarten became more over the part of the cause. and she identified early childhood intervention as one of the solutions to the race problem. and she went all over the country as a race speaker, very well received. she was quite an order o

these tweets robert "trump leftmorning, the white house in a fury on friday, fuming about sessions' refusal and said he should not of recused himself." lso this morning, abc news' evan murray tweeting, "before leaving yesterday president trump summoned some senior staff to the oval office and went ballistic." sources tell abc. a spokesman for former president obama responding to president trump's tweaks overnight alleging a former president wiretapped trump tower. the statement says "a cardinal rule of the obama administration was in a white house official ever interfered with any independent investigation." now that supreme court oral argument in hernandez versus mesa, asking if the family of a 15-year-old unarmed boy who was shot by a u.s. border patrol agent on the mexican side of the border consume under the u.s. constitution. the decision is expected before the end of the term in june. this is one hour. >> your argument first this morning in case 1511, hernandez versus mesa. mr. hilliard. >> mr. chief justice, may it please the court, 15-year-old sergio hernandez was standing in mexico barely across the border unthreatening and unarmed when , he was shot and killed by

senator patty murray to tweet a photo of the event with the caption, "a rare look inside the gop's women's health caucus." on when a reporter asked thurursday republican senator pt roberts if he supports scrapping essential health benefits, he responded -- "i wouldn't want to lose my mammograms." roberts later apologized. democratic congresswoman judy chu responded on twitter by saying -- "cancer is no joke. mammograms save lives. same reason we pay for prostate exams. government shouldn't decide what care women can access." the democratic caucus has been united in opposition to the bill which is projected to leave 24 , million fewer people uninsured by 2026 than under obamacare. the bill also includes over $275 billion in tax breaks for wealthy americans. for more, we go to boston, where we're joined by john mcdonough, professor at the h harvard schol of public health. he is the former executive director of health care for all in massachusetts, which played a key role in the passage of the 2006 massachusetts heaealth refm bill which was known as romneycare. he later became a top aide to the late senator ted kennedy and worked on the development and passage of the affor

these tweets robert "trump leftmorning, the white house in a fury on friday, fuming about sessions' refusal and said he should not of recused himself." lso this morning, abc news' evan murray tweeting, "before leaving yesterday president trump summoned some senior staff to the oval office and went ballistic." sources tell abc. a spokesman for former president obama responding to president trump's tweaks overnight alleging a former president wiretapped trump tower. the statement says "a cardinal rule of the obama administration was in a white house official ever interfered with any independent invga