i was told by his teammates here that ronnie is always looking for a ball, middle of the plate, in.throw anything away, he says this is his words, not mine, that he's not going to have a chance. he's looking middle in all the time. >> bob: dewitt, the 2nd baseman, is on a six-game hitting streak. >> rob: we both watched him last year. he could still hit. he was madman in batting practice. >> bob: safe at 1st. kennedy, a very good turn. ball just hit too slowly. >> rob: yes. it hits, dies in the grass. cristian charges it. great feed, great turn by kennedy. sometimes with a lefty at the plate, or a guy that's pretty fast, it's difficult to turn that over because the speed of the ground ball. it's one of the one times you want the guy to hit it hard to you. >> bob: here's a.j. ellis. he's had a couple of rbis. he's from lexington, kentucky. a dodger's 16th round draft choice. he's had 13 at-bats at the big- league level the last two years. he'll get many more than that this year if charlie haeger sticks with the dodgers all year. they've got him catching the knuckle baller here tonigh

ronni drimmer, you told betty anne you wanted the public option. you didn't really think that this bill had gone far enough. now that it's law what are you thinking? how is it affecting you? >> the exchange they're going to have. that might affect me sooner than later. then i can possibly get different insurance as an individual instead of as a group which is what i do now because i'm self-employed. >> ifill: you have a pre-existing condition so it might affect you in that way. >> that's a very big thing to me personally because i do have a pre-existing condition. i need medication to keep it in check all the time. so going into the future, it gives me some relief because i know down the road i don't have to worry about it anymore. >> ifill: dee williams you think this whole thing went too far. how do you think now that it's law? >> i think there might be some good things in the bill that they should work on. but i think a lot of it should be repealed. i'm not against health care reform. i'm against health insurance reform which i think that's what

this one is run by ronny kadar. ronny says that virtually all her staff are doing jobs that israelis simply don't want to do. >> we have tried to get israelis doing this. it's hard work. it's difficult in the greenhouse. >> two -- thais do it for them. kai has been working here for the last 4 1/2 years. he tells me in israel, he earns double what he could get in thailand. but he's in the firing line. last month, a thai worker here was killed by a rocket fired by militants in gaza. a threat that is all too close. so in the greenhouses of southern israel, there are thousands of thai workers who have traveled halfway around the world to get here when just a few kilomoters away, the barrier into gaza, in the distance, gaza city behind me. and a vast unmany employed palestinian work force -- unemployed palestinian work force many of whom used to work in israel. and across the wall in gaza, i meet khalil zanya up until the second uprising in 2000 when israel tightened the border, he was one of thousands of gazans who woul

ronnie belliard lifts it in to right but check out justin maxwell, the maryland native, the nice diving catch. it's so pretty i've got to show you again. look at that. just like he practices over and over. the nationals hang on to win it 1-0. capps earned its league-leading eighth save. the nationals are 10-9. the capitals are on their way to montreal where they will try to end this thing tomorrow night in game six, after missing the opportunity to win the series in five games on friday. one of the players is traveling with fewer teeth. enter eric belanger took a hit friday that resulted in the loss of eight teeth. he basically had a root canal between periods and returned to play. i'm going to show you how it happened. but this is graphic so if you're squeamish look away. eric belanger hit in the mouth by bergeron's stick. he crumbled to the ice. belleanger left the ice. he pulled one of his own teeth out. he said it was loose. he knew he was going to have problems right away. they shaved down the exposed roots between periods and he

. >> rob: ronnie comes in hitting .391. if you hit that well, you will stay in the lineup. >> bob: that walk, by the way, was belliard's first of the year two innings ago. that's hacked into the center. nyjer morgan is there. he lost it in the twilight. now the throw gets away. belliard is going to 2nd base. now the nationals have made errors in two straight innings. oh, boy. tough time of the night. nyjer morgan didn't find the ball until it was too late. >> rob: well, this happens in this kind of twilight. it happens in this kind of home stand. nyjer has to put his hand up and let him know, give adam a chance to catch this ball. once you recognize you no longer have it in your eye line, you have to put your arms up and let everybody know. >> bob: then the throw in missed the cutoff man. belliard went to 2nd base. that's an error. they're going to walk blake dewitt. >> rob: now you put on dewitt to try and get yourself a double play here with a ground ball pitcher. >> bob: a.j. ellis, only five at-bats this year with two h

all right, ronnie, good morning. >> how are you guys doing. we're great. >> we have a gorgeous monday and a great group and we're ready to rock 'n' roll for this april 12th with the team maryland transplant athletes. it's happening when the eyewitness news morning edition rolls on. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> ocean city at 49 and 54 easton and 53 in hagerstown and elkton and westminster and 55 in bel air and rock hall. 57 degrees on kent island. relatively clear skies in the area and a few passing fair weather clouds and weather will start changing tonight and tomorrow afternoon, we'll have shower activity in the area and cooler air over the atlantic and we'll warm in as we move into midweek. tonight, down to 44 and some clouds and in other words, mid- 50s and 40s this time tomorrow. just the mid-50s tomorrow afternoon with the afternoon shower activity. 62 and 70. friday, showers and 73 and saturday, showers and 64 degrees. don, take it away. >>> here comes a few live looks at the commute. >> and thank you, don. the commute continues to be a goo

here's cody ross after ronnie paulino. >> this ison mclaren.s a great bench coach. >> guys have been together. canning tricky finding the ball. >> bernadina does. and has it with gaby sanchez coming up. there's a day off on monday so don't come to the ballpark on monday but come on by tuesday and be one of the first 10,000 at the 7:05 game of the braves. that's gray, get your tickets at nationals.com. and we'll look forward to seeing you back at the ballpark and starting next friday, these florida marlins. >> gaby sanchez is the number eight hitter, the first baseman, off to a .286 start. marlins have been very high on this young man for the last year or two. he was their fourth rounder in '05. had only three at-bats and online 21 at-bats last year. he was recruited to the university of miami in his hometown as a catcher. and of course jorge cantu after the departure of miguel cabrera was playing some first base. they knew sanchez was on the way and they knew that would move cantu over to the other side of the infield. >> they also put wes helm

i kind of like that idea, ronnie. it doesn't work for all conferences, but it works for the sunbelt. not everybody gets an off weekend. they maybe won't be playing, but they won't play in the conference weekend after it start. >> that is due to the 11 team in the sunbelt. >>> very nice pitch. got it going today with the curve ball. >> when you have the even teams, you don't have to worry about it. it is kind of nice, but i guarantee the coaches would rather have the even number for the schedule purposes. because it is sometimes hard to get the teams you want to play in the middle of their conference schedule. it is hard to schedule the nonconference series. >>> and mccollum makes the throw from 3rd. so, 6 straight. and fujita is retired. now jake sullivan comes to the plate. he has been really good here in the bottom of the order. he is the 8 hold hitter that walked, singled and homered his first of the year. that is a good day for sullivan. again, they do that for team situations, try and be ready, but averages up no

. >> reporter: ronny worked with some of the men missing. he's been waiting word. he's now fighting black lung disease, the constant threat of death, he says, is part of the job. >> you can't worry about that if you're a coal miner. if you are, you ain't a coal miner. >> reporter: still waiting for rescue teams. if they find nobody in that second chamber, they will assume everybody in the mine is dead, and then they will switch to arecovery mode. >> tom costello, thanks. such a tough story. funerals were held today. our own ron mott with that end of the story. ron, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening. they began saying their final good-byes to a group of men who left their indelible mark on these hills in life and now in death. ♪ we'll see you on the other side ♪ >> reporter: today, the first of many funerals scheduled through the weekend for the seven men whose bodies have been discovered so far. benny willingham, weeks from a planned retirement when he died, doing what he loved said his daughter michelle. >> he loved the mines. besides his family and

judge in utah approved a convicted murderer's request to be execute by firing squad. 49-year-old ronnieer has spent 25 years on death row. now barring an unlikely appeal he'll be put to death by a five-member rival team. only two men have been executed that way in the past 33 years, both in utah. most notably gary gilmore in 977. the south may be in for rough weather tonight. tornado watches up through mississippi. this follows tornado sitings yesterday, including texas where a pair of storm chasers got a very close look at one. despite the scary pictures, this april has been pretty quiet with only 19 tornados in the u.s. the average for this month is close to 200. and in alaska today state troopers honored a modern-day rin tin tin named buddy. with a chemical fire raging in a workshop, buddy's owner said "g.e.d. help." the five-year-old german shepherd got the attention of a state trooper who was responding to the scene but was lost. acting on a hunch, he followed buddy straight to the fire. today bull di was presented with a silver bowl for saving the family home. and coming up next,

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. >> ronnie white. >> ronnie white! white had been a state court judge and had actually voted more times than not in favor of the death penalty for certain defendants, but john ashcroft when he was running for his reelection seized upon two or three opinions or statements of ronnie white where he was arguing against the application of the death penalty. ronnie white had the endorsement of the aba, endorsement of police chiefs in the state of missouri, and yet john ashcroft solely for political reasons, solely, challenged ronnie white and he never -- he was defeated. every other republican -- he got every republican in the senate. so it wasn't as if there was a lot of love for ashcroft. and it was based in part because for his own political needs and desired, he went after a lot of really wonderful nominees for various positions. all right. now getting to your question. i apologize. it's interesting. i think nina had a piece this morning on npr as to whether president obama should be influenced by the fact in his selecti

. >> 82 is the high today and ronnie, good morning, how are you. >>> well, fabulous, how are you. well, all right. >> you look good, just came out of wardrobe. well, it's interesting, it's like king tut sort of. >> well, this is the greatest show on earth, ringling brothers and barnum & bailey circus, you have it when the eyewitness news morning edition rolls on. yeah, oh, no, i got to go. oh, can you make that to-go? these days, nobody has time to get sick, but minute clinic makes it easy to get well. our nurse practitioners can diagnose and write prescriptions for everything from strep throat to sinus infections, with no appointment necessary, so you can feel better in no time. you guys want to go to the park? yeah! yeah! minute clinic -- the medical clinic inside cvs/pharmacy. find one near you at minuteclinic.com. >>> 70 degrees now and 54% humidity and the barometer at 29.69. you know what? well, the laser pointer is working. let's see here. and we'll need batteries. we're going to tell you about the weather and we'll bring in the first warning doppler weather radar. we're lo

ronnie hitting that ball extremely hard. two outs.ild can be part of the coolest club in nats town. junior nationals kit club full of benefits for kids ages 12 and younger. go to nationals.com/junior nats to register. kids got ball caps today. really nice looking red curly w caps from our friends at smith field. they make many of the great food products you will see at harris feeter and many other markets around the dc area. ander son, struck out swinging first time up. front door breaking ball had him leaning back. four hits in this series. three of them have gone for extra bases. 2 home runs. he has a huge lead at second. >> rob dibble: you can step off your pitcher you don't need your shortstop to get behind him. >> bob carpenter: poll >> bob carpenter: olsen stared him down and then got extra time for the home plate umpire. >> rob dibble: you can walk you walk right towards him. blake is not going to make him stop. >> bob carpenter: well stopped by rodriguez on a ball that bounced before it got to the front of the batters box. >>

ronnie lee garden was sentenced to death for killing an attorney 25 years ago.e was given a choice by lethal injection or a five-man team of shooters. yesterday a judge decided to allow it. >> that's his choice. i don't have any comments on that. it is his personal choice. >> it is not what we wanted. >> so you're disappointed? >> very. >> and michael -- >> he would be very disappointed. >> he is set to be executed june 18th. the attorney says she plans to seek a stay of execution. >>> we asked you earlier your opinion on plans by the post office to cut service on saturday. here is some of what we're hearing from you. yon from over or sent us this e-mail writing, mail service should be monday, wednesday and friday for residential customers. business and residential customers who feel it essential for mail six days a week should pay for those extra days. donna from colorado says this, instead of asking tech savvy city people about cutting mail service, how about asking rural americans, those who may not have access to the internet and, yes, there are people like

and ronny, let's start with a question about tax returns. when can folks expect their cash?depends on the method in which you use to file your tax return. for example, if you e filed your tax return with the irs, you're going to get your refund check within ten days. but if you use the united states' postal service, it will generally take up to ten weeks to get your refund check from the irs. >> all right. we were showing for a moment there our next question, which i want to get to. do i need to have direct deposit if i'm going e file? because a lot of people are going that way. >> yes, that's a common misconception that taxpayers have. you do not need to have a direct deposit bank account, if you e file your tax return. all you need to know is, e filing is the safest, fastest, most effective way to get your refund check, and again, you'll get it within ten days, with or without a direct deposit account. >> can i track the status of my refund? >> isn't it great to know, tom, that you can absolutely track the status of your refund check? here's what you need to do. you need t

ronnie belliard, a flare to rightfield and justin maxwell, a beautiful diving catch.rn his eighth save shutting the dodgers out 1-0. they go 6-4 on the home stand. >>> meanwhile the orioles in boston against the red sox, top of the 10th, birds lead 5-4. matt weider scores 2 runs. the orioles edge the red sox 7-6 in ten ending a ten game losing streak to boston. the o's are 3-16. >>> nascar's sprint cup series at talladega. kevin harvick battling jamie mcmurder i have to the finish line. harvick wins by 11/1,000 of a second to end a 118 race drought. that's what i call a smorgasbord of sports. >> see you later for geico sports xtra. >>> one foot in front of the other to raise awareness about kidney disease. this is the national kidney foundation's kidney walk at the mall at prince georges. it was not just a walk. it was a chance to educate adults and kids about kidney disease and have a little fun too. >>> first-time home buyers your time is almost up. the last minute push to seal the deal before rebates run out. >>> are democrats and republicans any closer to a deal o

this is ronnie mccoury and his family, del mccoury, a great group of bluegrass pickers and chris sharpright bass player. these guys, the fiddle player, these are the real pickers. and it's always comfortable to be able to look at anybody in the room and nod at them and know they're going to take a great course. >> larry: kind of fun when you sing with great people. >> absolutely. >> larry: they make you better, right? >> they make me comfortable. >> larry: anybody you haven't worked with you want to work with? >> i'll say one. let's you and i do one. >> larry: want to do one? >> yeah. >> larry: want to do "blue skies"? >> yeah, we can do "blue skies." >> larry: want me to start? ♪ blue skies smiling at me, nothing but blue skies do i see ♪ ♪ bluebirds singing a song, nothing but bluebirds from now on ♪ ♪ snefr saw ♪ never saw the sunshining so bright ♪ ♪ never saw things going to right ♪ ♪ working in the day, worry at night when you're in love my how it flies ♪ ♪ blue skies blue days all of them gone ♪ ♪ nothing but blue skies from now on ♪ >> larry: as we go to break, here's a look at

ronnie lee gardner was sentenced to death for killing an attorney 25 years ago.e was given a choice to die either by lethal injection or a five-man team of shooters. yesterday a judge decided to a lou it. >> that's his choice, i don't have any comments on that. it's his personal choice, he did that in 1985 and he's done it again. >> it's not what we wanted. >> so you're disappointed? >> very. >> and michael? >> he would be very disappointed. >> gardner is set to be executed june 18. his attorney says he plans to seek a stay of execution. >>> some intriguing fbi evidence in the casey anthony case has been released, including lab reports and testimony. "in session's" jean karrca casat tests link garbage bags to casey anthony's home. the nearly 300 pages includes testimony from a woman who says her sister had an affair with george anthony, that is casey's father. >>> the u.s. wants iran to release three american hikers immediately. the hikers were arrested last july. now iran claims they illegally entered the country from iraq. the white house press secretary says t

ronnie white's. had been a state court judge and had actually voted more times than not in favor of the death penalty for certain defendants but john ashcroft, when he was running for his reelection, seized upon a two or three opinions or statements of ronnie white's where he was arguing against the application of the death penalty. ronnie white had be a door and of aba and the police chief of the state of missouri and john ashcroft, solely for political reasons, challenged him and he was defeated. every other republican, he got every republican in the senate. it was not as if there was a lot of love for ashcroft. it was based in part because, for his own political needs and desires, he went after a lot of really wonderful nominee is for various positions. now getting to your question. i apologize. thanknina totenberg had a npr whether president obama should be employment by whether there were no protestants on the court. i don't think it is something that a lot of people will talk about. i think a l

. >> suarez: ronnie's flower shop is one of globalization's many ground zero. >> they would philadelphialane up of just flowers. then they distribute it to birmingham and all over the place. >> suarez: those flowers are already starting to disappear from local flower markets. fruits and vegetables from africa and the middle east will soon follow. for those who have had enough of uncertainty there's the option of a long-haul bus to a ferry and more buses to head deeper into europe. but even a 15 or 20-hour bus ride could mean waiting for days for a ticket. big european carriers have sent test flights up over the last few days and reporting good results. safe conditions. no engine damage. the displaced have seen surprising mini-vacations turn into lost wages, missed appointments and heavy out of pocket expenses. relief may be coming. the german carrier will be the first big airline back in service with flights starting tonight slowly chipping away at an enormous backlog. >> our advice for clients and passengers is to follow information exactly from the internet or call centers to check if

ronnie watson said to us a week ago at a hearing, she said-- it was a celebration. it wasn't a hearing. she said we have just scratch the surface. she said don't go on to another issue. stick with us. we have got to work. the second thing is it should be of particular interest to this audience and that is there are about 2000 people in new jersey state prison. it aspired to be a supermax. have the people in new jersey state prison are in solitary confinement. they are being disciplined about 95% of the people in that prison are in little cells for 22 and a half hours a day, not being disciplined but there are no programs. they have been decimating the educational programs. we have in this audience people from project on sponsors here. they cut out one of the pure educational programs in the prison. we have a new commissioner due on monday is going to be a senate judiciary hearing about presumably they will confirm the new commissioner of the department of corrections. we need educators for mumia to stand with us and go to that commissioner and say we need education

our buddy ronnie belliard is hitting.ust have some guys that can throw some numbers at you. >> once again, the dodgers have the favorite to win the national league west. >> he knows how to put a team together and get maximum effort. it's going to be as good as their pitchers go. they've got billingsley coming. clay kershaw is a man that reminds a lot of people of of sandy cofax. >> how about manny ramirez who did tweak that right calf again? he probably won't play tonight. the loss of him has to be terrific for l.a. >> they had a tough time last year when they lost him for an extended period of time. he's had leg problems over the last four years, actually. he's going to have to learn to take care of himself better, do strechg more. as you get older, those things keep coming back. >> as we have told you time and time again, to many things happening here at natstown. tonight is the fireworks night. debbi is on the field with some very special nats employees. >> reporter: we hear a lot about the nats in your neighborhood. w

ronnie marineo will be capping. sanchez look at ramirez number .408, five home runs.e drove in 23 runs against washington. welcome back. that's extra pre-gamed. i'm johnny along with the silver fox raymond charles knight and time to take a look at your grades for the nationals compared to the fox's grades and let's start off with the starting pitchers. >> what kind of grade do you give them? >> i've given them a c and and clippard's been solid and bruinm is going to get better. >> well capps and clippard, you can't give them a high enough rating. they are so nails, johnny. just looking at what they've done, capps is 10-10 for his save opportunities. 0.68. he's pitched 13 innings and punched out 15 while only walking five. clippered 054 unearned average. strikeouts. how can you get better then those gums. they've kept us in blame and allowed to us win. walker and bruney and batiste have had averages in the 5 and that's what bring it's down. bergman was 15. he's out of here. mock started and struggled bullet you're looking at bruney, he's his trouble throwing strikes, b

ronnie is calling in from virginia. ronnie, you're all for punishing him. how severe?45 pounds and you've been in the national football league for six years, going on seven years and two and a half years ago ben roethlisberger signed one of the richest contracts ever for a football player at 110 million, here he is in georgia, okay. if i supply liquor or liquor for an underage kid or child or teenager, we're held accountable. i think that the commissioner needs to set, you know, the standard and say, listen, i'm not going to tolerate this because it makes everybody look bad. if he's not punished, he'll continue to do it. why is he even in the presence of a 20-year-old, the alleged victim. he's supplying liquor and shots. he has to be -- >> you feel like even if there wasn't -- a lot of people say he wasn't convicted of anything. >> he was still wrong. he shouldn't have been there. he had hired security and police officers, and they let everything happen that night. >> you seem raeeally, really any about this. >> the man makes a lot of money and we look ato watch him on

ronnie lott and overheard him and a hush falls over the group's. >> we are waiting for a briefing on haiti to get underway at the pentagon, and we will watch the. could you also tells the difference between what people saw in rudy giuliani on the campaign trail versus the private? >> another fascinating story. yes this book is about politics in a sense we write about residential candidates and their spouses. but our goal was to write about personalities. we joked all the time we knew we had an interesting set of characters here. when you're writing about a presidential campaign, rudy giuliani is the seventh most interesting candidate, there's a lot going on. rudy giuliani's image for the country and republican voters was a tough guy, a guy who cleaned up new york city, who stood up to the terrace after 9/11. on the campaign trail who is not a tiger, but a pussycat. his campaign it could never get him for a negative ad. when he was shown the negative ad, and mailings are going out against him he would laugh at them and said those are all silly. in debates when he was challenged by his

not hear candidate obama saying -- well, he did say hillary, but you would not hear ronald mooror ronnie. the british public also called them by their first name. it is kind of charming, in a way. host: do you have a reason why? guest: i think it is a smaller country. our president is seen in a different way. the parliamentary system is very different from presidential elections but we basically elect a star on inauguration day. the party affiliations are very different than the parliamentary system, where you basically vote for the party. that is going to be interesting to see exactly what happens, if there is a hung parliament pr. host: mike, you are the first phone call. caller: good morning, greta. it's a pleasure to speak with you. guest: thank you. caller: when i did watch the debate, i heard the word change quite a bit, too. now, i myself am a registered democrat, but long before that, i was a card-carrying greenie, and the only reason i registered as a democrat was because i felt so strongly about obama becoming president. he is not as near to the left as i would like him, but i

not hear candidate obama saying -- well, he did say hillary, but you would not hear ronald mooror ronnie. the british public also called them by their first name. it is kind of charming, in a way. host: do you have a reason why? guest: i think it is a smaller country. our president is seen in a different way. the parliamentary system is very different from presidential elections but we basically elect a star on inauguration day. the party affiliations are very different than the parliamentary system, where you basically vote for the party. that is going to be interesting to see exactly what happens, if there is a hung parliament pr. host: mike, you are the first phone call. caller: good morning, greta. it's a pleasure to speak with you. guest: thank you. caller: when i did watch the debate, i heard the word change quite a bit, too. now, i myself am a registered democrat, but long before that, i was a card-carrying greenie, and the only reason i registered as a democrat was because i felt so strongly about obama becoming president. he is not as near to the left as i would like him, but i

. -- next phone call from ronnie. caller: in the early 1950's, we deposed a democratically elected government in iran and reinstated the shaw, a brutal dictator, who kept their people down for many years. we supplied iraq with a poisonous gas to use against the iranians. we supplied israel with nuclear weapons in the 1950's, 1960's. they have the icbm's, nuclear submarines, the cells that are intercontinental. -- missiles that are intercontinental. they are an ethnic-cleansing, near genocidal state. and weaker supply the iranians for trying to protect themselves. -- we crucify the iranians for trying to protect themselves. we invaded iraq with no cows whatsoever. why would they think they are next? guest: i have to disagree with the color's characterization of israel. while he is right that we have had relationships with different countries that have not turned out well, we have made clear that we want a two- state solution. we are certainly very invested in that. president obama and secretary clinton spend a part of

her name is also mckay best, 54, married to husband ronny for 12 years, has two daughters, one of whichnow it is mom's turn. i know you want this for your mother. tell us why. >> well, she absolutely loves the "today" show and has wanted this makeover together. i left her when i was young, so i think it's her turn to have something that's for her. >> such a good daughter. i know your other daughter had an interesting first word. >> "today show." >> are you ready to look hot? >> i am. way, way ready. >> well, we saw the magical results with the younger version. let's take one last look at mckay best, and bring out mommy dearest. >> wow! >> oh, my gosh! >> all right. now, you two will get a look at each other for the first time. >> hold on. mckay, turn around. >> you look so pretty. >> now you can look at yourself. >> oh! it's like, i'm done with that mckay. >> go over and stand together. >> you look so great. >> what did you do with the hair? >> they come from florida. she was what she called a florida blonde, and jennifer cut off about four inches, and added all this fullness. the big t

the other was ronnie crabb of cole chester, connecticut. he was a friend of mine. his wife is a probate judge there. a young family. he was somebody who was so deveeted to -- so devoted to his wife and child and would do anything in the community whether it was raising money for charity, being involved in little league, being involved in his union. the loss is something that is still felt so deeply in the community because of just what a wonderful person he was. the education and labor committee under congresswoman woolsey's leadership and mr. miller are going to conduct a study because there are certain rules that have now been recommended by the chemical safety board for these power plant constructions because there is a wave of natural gas power plants are under construction because of the energy act. and the fact of the matter is, the law has not caught up with the technology that surrounds this very dangerous work. i again applaud congresswoman woolsey for bringing this motion forward, but honestly honor these individuals who are losing their lives, we need to

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