governor snyder? when you fail, the responsibility is the federal government, but when you do well, it is because the state has done well. so there seems to be a disconnect here, from my perspective. gov. snyder: i stood in front of the entire state of michigan and talked about this failure, and how i apologized, and would try to fix it. i have been very clear about accepting responsibility for the people who work for me, to the so-called experts who crated the crisis, and this terrible tragedy that should never have happened. i want to make sure it never happens again, and i want to take care of the people of flint.

michigan governor rick snyder also spoke and was booed as he took the stage. this is an hour.applause] pres. obama: thank you. hello, flint. [applause] how is it going, wildcats? [applause]

>> i think most people would have loved it when governor snyder was there at the bottom of the stairsr force one today when president obama came down it would have been nice to see the president clock him, you know, that would have made everybody feel really good. >> that wouldn't have happened, though. >> i don't know, we live in a strange election year so, you know, right now i think anything can happen. but seriously i think the people of flint -- this man knew, governor snyder knew, once he knew he didn't plan to poison the people of flint but once he knew they were being poisoned and let it go another nine months without telling anybody, just let the poisoning go, if i saw somebody putting arsenic in your coffee right now and i didn't say anything, am i culpable? am i drank that coffee and were poisoned by it? >> yes. >> he did that. that's what he did and he has to -- he has to be arrested and face charges for what he did. but in the meantime most importantly the people of flint have got to be drinking clean water and that's not happening, nothing that was said today is going to

a few moments before that, that was a surprise visit from governor snyder, he was not on the originalan for today, but he met president obama on the tarmac earlier in the afternoon and made an appearance. this is his first address in flint to residents of flint since this crisis began, and it did not go so smoothly. when he appeared, boos rippled through the crowd. he said what we face here is a short-term water crisis. the crowd correcting him -- actually, we have that sound. let's go ahead and toss to that. it's a remarkable moment and the exchange is very significant. take a listen. >> and i look forward to the president's comments and again i thank him. thank you. [ crowd booing ] >> reporter: so it the anger th is, we are two years from when the lead problem began and the water here is still undrinkable without a filter. and the funding to fix the pipes, that's also yet to be secured. it's important to remember, part of the improving mood here, the fact that all this hoopla, the president's visit is all dependent end on a letter sent from an 8-year-old girl, little miss flint. in

snyder is a caller: yes, snyder is a joke. was voted in the office, we did not want him to tax the senior citizens pensions and what he did was supersede all of that. topic atid, that was a the beginning this morning. we will move on to joe in florida, independent. we are talking with david bossie of citizens united. caller: we need to remove money out of politics on both parties, democrat and republican, because it destroys this country with corrupting the politicians. aboute with what he said donald trump. donald trump is doing very well because he once to do away with that and he has 12 million [indiscernible] according to the republicans, donald trump as 28 million. the question is, is donald trump going to deliver? he has a bad record in some other countries. he said he would bring thousands of jobs and the only brought like 150 or 250. host: so will he be able to follow through on his promises? guest: donald trump has built a big business. in doing so, you higher and let go a lot's of people over the years. i think those

to drop some science. ( laughter ) ( applause ) call me if you need someone to talk to, governor snydert call me. but to his credit, obama helped calm residents' fears by sampling some of the water. >> and, uh, this used, uh, a filter. >> larry: it had to use a filter. he's the president of the united states. i mean, i get the optics, but you can't take any chances. check out what happened when moments earlier when a flint official sampled unfiltered water. >> larry: he chose poorly. he did. gotta be careful. that's all i'm saying. did the right thing. but flint is not the only place in michigan that's having some problems. the detroit public schools also have a bad taste in their mouth, but for a different reason. >> union leaders telling detroit public school teachers to go back to their classrooms after two days of sick-outs. >> our school system is falling apart. >> detroit schools include buildings in major disrepair, some infested with mold and rodents. >> larry: infested with mold and rodents? it's a public school, not spirit airlines! ( laughter ) ( applause ) what were they thi

he'll meet with governor rick snyder.ast week snyder said he wasn't sure if he'd have time to meet with the president. the president will also speak to flint residents. >>> investigators are trying to determine why a small plane broke up in island. also three people on board were killed when the plane went down yesterday. the single-engine plane was flying from south carolina to connecticut. >>> new research indicates that the nation's third leading cause of death isn't a disease at all. it is -- or a condition, rather. kenneth craig explains. >> reporter: a new study suggests that medical errors are now the third leading cause of death in the united states behind heart disease and cancer. >> the impact on patients is significant. >> reporter: dr. martin mccarey says it leads to 250,000 deaths a year. >> by medical error we're talking about medication dosing airsors and preventable complications. >> reporter: they say most medical errors aren't due to bad doctors, they say systemwide failures are responsible. doctors urge

and ohio, because john kasich won it i would say snyder or kasich. >> snyder is very damaged. >> whatto suzannah martinez? >> i got to hear the man of the hour. gregory? >> you know, if i were trump, i would pick ken wall. the actor from "wise guy" that way if they say, what about the wall? you could say i was talking about ken wall. >> i can't believe, i hope you believe them. it's fun to watch. one more thing up next. >>> time for one more thing. a special one, kg? >> the u.s. military has identified the navy s.e.a.l. killed by isis in iraq yesterday. the american hero was special warfare operator first class charles keating iv from san diego. he was 31 years of age. keating first enlisted in the navy in 2007. he served three deployments overseas, earning decorations including the bronze star. the pentagon says the s.e.a.l. was part of a quick reaction force that moved in to rescue u.s. military advisers, from an isis attack. he was killed in a firefight. our thoughts and our prayers go out to keating's family and we are so very grateful to him and to all the brave americans serving

governor snyder will be a guest on "morning joe" later on. >>> a state of emergency has been declared in alberta, canada, where an out of control wildfire has scorched more than 1,800 acres of land, devouring neighborhoods in ft. mcmurray. 80,000 residents were safely evacuated. at least 1,600 homes and businesses have been torched and some 200 firefighters try to contain its all. as the flames span south, those in neighboring areas have fled their homes. >>> the pentagon has released new information on the navy s.e.a.l. who was killed while fighting isis in iraq on tuesday. at the time of his death, officials say charlie keating iv was part of a quick reaction force that was responding to an attack on u.s. and kurdish forces just north of mosul. pentagon officials say the isis attack was massive and well planned. involving 125 isis fighters in 20 vehicles and that it raged for hours. on the ground, u.s. trainers and peshmerga forces, in the air 11 u.s. airplanes and drones launched air strikes. three peshmerga fighters were killed and the 60 isis fighter. for the navy s.e.a.l., his m

governor rick snyder assured us that there was no racial motivation behind his decision to ignore the lead-copper rule. completely ignore democracy and replace the democratically elected officials in flint with emergency managers by his decision to ignore the outcries of patients of people of citizens in flint who explain that the orange slush that was spilling from their tap water didn't smell right, didn't look right, didn't safe to drink for them or safe for them to wash their babies in. i will give you that governor snyder didn't think he was making a decision based on the race or poverty of that population. that would be explicit racism. that would be explicit bias, but i will also give you assurance whether admitted or not, governor snyder would never make that decision with respect to a population that looked like him that had the financial wherewithal that he had, that didn't give him an unconscious reason to believe this group of people were somehow less than, somehow different than or somehow not entitled to the same treatment as a population of his own children. that's impl

michigan's governor rick snyder spoke before the president at that event but he got a less than warm booing ] >> good afternoon. good afternoon. >> now, earlier today on "morning joe," governor snyder talked about the reaction and why he hasn't stepped down. >> i appreciate people being angry and frustrated by the situation, but i got up in front of the entire state and in front of the people of flint to say, there are people that work for me that didn't use common sense. that there's investigations still going on and if someone's working for you, you should take responsibility for that. and i have. and i've put a focus on fixing the problem. >> snyder also stressed that the water is safe to bathe in, but he wouldn't put a date on when it would be safe for everyone to drink, saying it's a process, and they need to trust the experts. >>> coming up, you can't always get what you want. the rolling stones asking donald trump or telling donald trump to stop playing their songs at his rallies. the stones join adele, steven tyler, and neil young. all of them have asked the campaign to take

that's the key twist. >> you've been pretty tough on governor snyder.s there anything he's done in the last two months that gives you any hope he can be part of the solution? >> no. absolutely. >> i know you want him criminally charged, but has he done anything since -- >> no. >> -- that gives you a sign he wants to be part of the solution? >> no. he's the fox. and you don't ask the fox to take care of the hen house. this was the man who was responsible once he learned that the arsenic was being put in the host's water, he did nothing, he said nothing. this man is, i mean, i gotta tell you, it took a lot of whatever to show up in flint there, there, and be booed for, you know, five or ten minutes. maybe he needed that for his own catharsis. all humans have a conscience. he has one. and so he knows what he did. and he should pay for that, but he should not be in charge of the decision-making. i will say one thing about -- that some people have said, that michigan should pay for this. the people of michigan voted for him. this isn't a 2000 florida electio

suspect climbed into the passenger side of the utility truck, officer snyder came up and opened the driver's side door and wound up tasing him. >> it's a direct hit but the suspect is still able to close the door. >> other units converge including a plain clothes officer, kevin newman. >> when i see officer snyder at the side of the truck, couldn't see a gun in his hand. >> the suspect fires but the bullet ricochets off the door of the truck. officer new marn returns fire hitting the suspect. >> it happened so quick -- >> i just shot him, incompass tated in the white truck. >> already done firing and on the radio showing shots fired. >> officers toyes and newman approach the vehicle and discover that the suspect is dead. soon after the shooting, investigators using dna get a hit on the suspect in their criminal data base. >> a week prior to this my traffic stop he robbed a bank. and smoked a cigarette and threw it down on the ground. they wound up taking the cigarette butt and getting a dna swab off of that. i believe the subject was connecting dots thinking that we knew that he had

snyder has been criticized hear fist handling of the water crisis. since the crisis erupted more than a year ago. earlier today he met with governor snyder, federal officials and held a neighborhood roundtable to get an update on the response. tony dokoupil joins us now live from flint. that was a surprise visit from the governor, wasn't it? >> sure was. any minute, president obama should be here, his first appearance in flint, since the crisis unfolded. the governor has not addressed the people in flint in an open way like this, since the crisis began. no one expected it. no one introduced him, other than a disembodied emcee. boos rippled through the crowd, and then his remarks, which were very brief were somewhat ill phrased. he said government failed you and the crowd responded, no, no, you did. he said we have a short-term water crisis. the crowd correcting him saying, it's been two years. so fireworks already. while people wait for the president to come out, they're enjoying some motown hits. and all of this is from little miss penny with her sa

she was part of an investigative team looking into emails and documents from governor snyder and hisr circle. >> there was something obviously seriously wrong with the water. people are coming to showing off jugs of brown water for a year. you know, 17 months before they did anything. and that remains a puzzle of why did it take so long for there to be action? ( booing ) >> good afternoon. >> brangham: snyder himself was heckled and booed today at his speech in flint, and he apologized again, saying, "your government failed you." looking ahead, the mayor of flint estimates it'll cost $55 million to remove and replace flint's old lead pipes. the michigan legislature has approved $67 million since october, but so far, it's been slow to reach residents. a congressional package of $100 million for the water system, and $50 million for health care needs associated with lead poisoning, is still awaiting action. for the pbs newshour, i'm william brangham. >> woodruff: the u.s. justice department warned north carolina today not to enforce a new l.g.b.t. law. the statute limits protections fo

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president snyder, thank you for welcoming me here and for your service. and for doing it with such remarkable energy. i want to thank congresswoman maxine waters. and her husband, ambassador sidney williams. maxine for her service and devotion to this district and her longtime friendship to hillary and me which means more than i can say. there are a lot of proud parents in this audience. people who are in public service. i do want to know that the senator from wyoming and his family are here because his daughter is also in the graduating class. at least two of your alumni are very important parts of your administration. i want to acknowledge the former secretary of defense, rudy deleon, and a man who is not here, tony quellen, who served in the commission for people with disabilities. i am here in two capacities. not just as a commencement speaker but hillary and i claim -- came as a proud member of this class. i want to congratulate tyler's mom and dad and all the parents and family members and support systems that got these graduates here today as well

michigan governor rick snyder will be there to greet him and he is asking for a private meeting.wants to work together to solve the crisis and improve the quality of life. the white house is not saying if he will make time for the governor. >>> detroit public schools are closed again today. the union urging all of the members to call out sick for a second straight day. the district warned it won't meet payroll past june. union leaders calling on the state lawmakers to pass a $715 million bailout plan to keep paycheck flowing through the summer. >>> and ample security when six more members of the rhoden family are buried in ohio. eight family members found shot in the head last month in what police are calling a sophisticated preplanned operation. hundreds of marijuana plants found on the rhoden property. police are not releasing a motive for the killings or if the remaining family members are facing an ongoing threat. >>> a special administrator to handle the estate of prince. the singer's family was in court monday trying to determine the fate of the $300 million estate and a va

obama: i know governor rick snyder is here. [booing] pres.bama: no, no, no -- he is here because we are doing some business here. members of congress are here including your outstanding senator, debbie stabenow. [applause] pres. obama: flint's own dan kildee is here. debbie dingell is here. brenda lawrence is here. john conyers is here. and sandy levin is here. an outstanding michigan delegation. we've got secretary sylvia burwell, who is the head of health and human services, works for me. and administrator gina mccarthy is here as well. i want to thank the superintendent and the principal for their hospitality, and i want to thank all of you for being here. now, not too long ago, i received a letter from a young lady, an eight-year-old girl named mari copeny. you may know her as "little miss flint." those of you who have seats, please feel free to sit down so folks can see behind you. if you don't have a seat, don't sit down. and like a lot of you, mari has been worried about what happened here in flint. she's worried about what it means fo

snyder: today is an opportunity for us to focus in on understanding that we need to work together. a short-term water crisis that needs to be repaired. we have a long-term issue about building a stronger city of flint to create job opportunities for everyone. i wanted to come here and tell you, you didn't create this problem, government failed you. i apologize, and i will work hard to fix that. we all need to work together, and so i would like to thank the president for coming here today. it is part of the process to say how we can all work together. i'm committed to working with the mayor, the city council, the neighborhood leaders, the pastors, and all of you, on strengthening flint. we need to work together with the county, and the federal government. i want to thank the president for sending outstanding people such as dr. laury. we're working hard on putting important programs in place. i want to thank you for coming here today. this is an important moment to show how we can work together to say, you deserve better, and bring that to the city of flint. thank you for the opportu

governor snyder is drinking filtered flint water to demonstrate it is safe. president obama will visit on wednesday. the white house is there are no plans for the president to sample the cities drinking water during the visit. the judge has barred the city of louisville from removing a 70 foot tall confederate monument from the campus of the college. it is 121 years old and honored kentucky people who died during the civil war. the hearing is scheduled thursday morning. the departure of the brussels airport is reopened since the deadly terrorist attack. suicide bombings killed 16 people. yet the airport should be back in 100% capacity by the middle of next month. global news 24 hours a day powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. back to you. david: let's go back to the milken institute will conference in los angeles. my colleague eric is standing by. thank you, once again, cliff, nice to see you. i can't resist but begin by talking about hedge funds. first of all, you are on a hedge fund anil today with neil chriss who is j

the move by governor snyder follows warnings the investigations could hurt state and federal inquiries. russia is including maria sharapova on its preliminary team for the summer olympics in rio, despite her provisional suspension for failing a drug test earlier this year. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2,400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world from the bloomberg newsroom, i'm mark crumpton. "bloomberg west" is next. emily: i'm emily chang, this is "bloomberg west." coming up google dodges a $9 , million bullet. a jury verdict wipes out the oracle claim. biggest ride hailer, ft andhic alliance with ly others to take on uber. and the journalist who wrote the original story, outing peter thiel after thiel reveals he is indeed funding hulk hogan's lawsuit against him. to our lead, a $9 billion sigh for google. the u.s. jury has found that they did not need a license from the lawsuit that is dragged on since 2010. oracle has been seeking what it thought it was a fair slice of the profit google has reaped for more than $3 billion activations of the android

governor snyder has blamed his own regulators for the city's lead contaminated water. he has also pointed a finger at the epa. news --global news 24 hours a day powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i am mark crumpton. alex, back to you. alix: right now, we are going to e-mail can institute global conference in los angeles. bloomberg's erik schatzker is standing by with david solomon, cohead of investment banking edelman sacks. take it away. tell youdon't need to that the pace of dealmaking has been slow. it has been reflected in the first quarter results. the industry's results. what is a going to take for m&a and capital rates to pick up? >> all of this has a lot to do with confidence. obviously, the volatility saw in the first part of the year shook confidence and slow down cop -- capital market activity. very little equity flown through the first quarter. i feel activity almost nonexistent and if -- ipo activity nonexistent in the first quarter. if you are looking at an environment where there is market volatility, you slow dow

governor rick snyder will greet him and insist he wants a meeting to solve the crisis and improve theife there. the white house is not saying if the president will make time for the governor. >>> detroit public schools could be closed again today. the teachers union urging all of its members to call out sick for a second straight day. the district has warned the union it won't be able to meet payroll past june. union leaders calling on the state lawmakers to pass a $715 million bailout program. >>> a special administrator appointed to handle the estate of prince. the singer's family was in court on monday to determine the fate of the $300 million estate and a vault rumored to contain thousands of unreleased songs. if no will is found, the minnesota law states his siblings and half siblings receive his possessions and earnings. >> you want the vault? we are all fascinated by the vault. >>> all right. a wild finish in game two of the nba playoff series with the spurs and thunder. the refs admitting they got it wrong. who benefitted from the blown call? we have coy wire with the bleacher

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governor snyder? when you fail, the responsibility is the federal government, but when you do well, it is because the state has done well. so there seems to be a disconnect here, from my perspective. gov. snyder: i stood in front of the entire state of michigan and talked about this failure, and how i apologized, and would try to fix it. i have been very clear about accepting responsibility for the people who work for me, to the so-called experts who crated the crisis, and this terrible tragedy that should never have happened. i want to make sure it never happens again, and i want to take care of the people of flint. >> i will not close this hearing until mr. cummings has equal time, as well. let me go to administrator mccarthy. and copper rule requires you by law to updated every six years, but you did not do that, correct? ms. mccarthy: they required us to review it. >> you don't believe it is required under law to updated? ms. mccarthy: there are many laws -- >> you are just supposed to look at it?

he will meet with the state governor rick snyder and federal officials to discuss efforts to resolve the issue. during the visit, governor snyder is expected to ask the president for more federal support. >>> a huge wildfire in the province of alberta in western canada has forced the evacuation of an entire city. 80,000 people in fort mcmurray have been ordered to leave the area. the fire started on sunday. crews thought they had it under control until the wind quickly changed direction. so far, no serious injuries have been reported. >>> governor brown has until the end of the day to make some big decisions about tobacco. the assembly has sent him six bills restricting tobacco use in california. the most significant would raise the smoking age from 18 to 21. brown can sign, veto or s the bills back. >>> a 3-year-old was killed in the berkeley hills. 21-year-old alberto santana silva was shot and killed on mother's day on grizzly peak boulevard in 2013. he was trying to stop a fight involving the man who shot him three years ago. his sister will be there at the news conference today.

the redskins owner, dan snyder, that you saw there has maintained he won't change the name. >>> an emotionaleunion in california after a rescued hiker was reunited with his parents. cody michael and his dog were picked up by a blackhawk represent yesterday. they were supposed to be home from a camping trip on monday. they apparently got lost. he used duct tape to spell out help on nearby rocks. >>> a florida man is under arrest after a high-speed chase on the interstate in ohio. when a trooper finally approa vehicle claimed she had been kidnapped. the trooper was dragged a short distance. they finally got the truck to stop. and the driver was arrested after a short struggle. he's been charged with assault and kidnapping. >>> and one of the world's top golfers is now caught up in an insider trading investigation. the s.e.c. says phil mickelson made $931,000 after getting a stock tip. mickelson used some of the money to pay the man back, money he allegedly owed. so far, not charged with a crime. >>> the second jewel in horse racing's triple crown, the preakness stakes, is tomorrow. nyquist is

[applause] select the finalists is "black earth" by a timothy snyder a professor at yale university but could not be with us tonight but the citation reads in the bull the provocative new approach timothy snyder takes the focus off of death camps like auschwitz of the early mass murder of those jews who occupied poland and soviet union and brilliantly illustrates how the destruction of the institutions of the killing of their entire jewish populations. and many if not most had died. lessening the role opens the door to chaos and violence has profound unsettling ramifications. congratulations. >> finally the of j. anthony lukas work in progress word to -- award given to political and social concern. and editor of the "washington post" won the $30,000 prize for his work called separate of race and ambition bringing legal separation to america. >> separate is the little-known story behind plus si vs. ferguson the case from the law of the land to half a century of racial discrimination they studied the ruling that upheld the louisiana law that mandated separate railroad cars for whites in a

will make a stop at a food bank, and will sit down with flint's mayor and michigan's governor rick snyder, the president signed an emergency disaster declaration for flint in january to help with the efforts to combat lead in the city's drinking water. >> well, there is much more to tell but this noon. the appointments that never happened for prince. who the rock star was set to meet. >> and, cancer and heart disease are the top two killers of americans, but the third biggest killer in this country is something you may never expect. we'l >> bombshell report on superstar prince, past emergency calls, who called 911 this time. jamie yuccas shows us that person was at pacely park for a very specific reason. >> the minneapolis star tribune report doctor howard cornfelled, national authority on opiat addiction treatment, was called by prince representatives the night of april 20th. however, doctor cornfelled could not clear his schedule for an april 21 meeting so he sent his son to minnesota in hopes co-quickly evaluate his health and devise a treatment plan. but when andrew corn felled arrive

governor rick snyder greeted him on the tarmac this morning after air force one arrived. the president is set to meet with state officials to discuss efforts to resolve the issue there. he will also visit some local students, one of whom an 8-year- old girl who wrote him a letter about the problems facing her community. >>> elsewhere in michigan, in ann arbor the fbi says a man admitted to spraying mice poison on a produce section in at least three grocery stores. the investigation started after a whole foods employee noticed the man spraying the liquid mixture on food and then reported it to police. the store says it immediately closed down the salad and hot food bars and sanitized the areas out of an abundance of caution. >> what if he's been doing it for weeks or months or years and we're just suddenly seeing him? it makes you think about everything you buy all the time. >> so far, no reports of any illness. but state health officials say more stores may have been affected. ♪[ music ] >>> still ahead, a $10,000 payout for a 10-year-old. it's all for helping fine-tune i

it names governor rick snyder and other officials, along with two officials hired to evaluate water qualitythe naacp is seeking class action status in what is just the latest civil suit to be filed over the water crisis. >>> now to a story you will only see on wu couple is reunited with a stolen puppy after offering a reward to anyone who returned her, reunited with the 4-month- old boston terrier maggie thanks to a senior in high school and wusa 9. >> rojita? >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you all so much. >> aww. >> come here. >> maggie. >> come here. >> you guys are so welcome. >> aww. >> come here, my girl. >> you guys are welcome. >> tuesday, we told you about michael steel who took his puppy to run some errands downtown. he left his car for about 45 minutes, with maggie inside. when he came back, the puppy was gone. wusa 9 encouraged viewers to roshita smith did that, and found the dog near raymond elementary school tuesday. >> i am going to miss her. i really am. i only met her for a day, i only her for a couple of hours but i am going to miss her. i'm so glad she is back home

snyder has been criticized over the handling of the water crisis.>> my goal is to say, how do we solve the problem for the people of flint moving forward? and that's about all of us working together, because there are multiple investigations that have happened and are happening to look at the past, and i'm cooperating with all of those. i hope everyone is, because let's get to the bottom of that, but at the same time, the important thing is, is how do we get better water supplies, how do we help the people of flint? and the filtered water is a positive step forward. >> you'll remember flint's water became contaminated after the city started drawing water from the flint river and officials failed to treat it properly, causing the lead contamination crisis, which continues to this very moment. i want to take you now to canada. 80,000 people evacuated. the city of ft. mcmurray in alberta as a wildfire rages on. take a look at this video, showing the inferno residents are trying to get away from. at least 1,600 structures have been destroyed as a blaze

. >>> michigan governor rick snyder filled up jugs of water at a pub in flint michigan part of an efforto show he is comfortable drinking from the tap. he requested a private meeting with president obama and the mayor of flint. >>> it is a scary thought. everything from pain relievers to antibiotics, found in certain oysters, along the coast of oregon. an associate professor at portland state university says local oysters there are tainted with potentially dangerous contaminants. >> high number and high concentration of flame retardants. flame retardants are in fire suppressants, used to fight fires, fight forest fires. and that in the past several years, there had been a forest fire in the water shed above the bay. >> maryland state officials have conducted similar tests. they are recommending that people should limit the amount of fish and crabs they eat from the pa tass co river and baltimore harbor area. >>> self navigating military ships could soon patrol the seven seas. the pentagon just unveiled this unmanned battleship. the 132 feet vessel went from concept to creation, in just f

snyder with a bases loaded double drives in two. that made it 4-0 new york. oakland had the bases loaded twice in the first five innings but could only manage one run coming on this valencia sac fly. just how frustrated were the a's? chris krog lan breaks his bat after striking out. the athletics lose 5-1, trying to avoid the sweep tomorrow afternoon. >>> well, after splitting the first two games in oakland, the nba western conference finals now move to oklahoma city for game three tomorrow evening. the warriors went through a light workout today in okc. steph curry says his elbow is just fine and his knee appears to be okay. steph knows the crowd will be loud, but he can't let it distract him. >> well, we have to win here at some point to advance since we did give up game one. but the only thing we can really focus on is game three. >> their shooting percentage is not great. if we can keep their percentage where it is, that would be fantastic. i doubt we'll do that, you know, given that they're home now and they'll have their crowd behind them. they'll proba

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youernor snyder said, " didn't create this problem, government failed you." replied of the audience , "you failed us. " gov. snyder: today is an opportunity for us to focus in on understanding that we need to work together. we have a short-term water crisis that needs to be repaired. issue aboutng-term building a stronger city of flint to create job opportunities for everyone. and tellto come here you, you didn't create this problem, government failed you. i apologize, and i will work hard to fix that. we all need to work together, and so i would like to thank the president for coming here today. it is part of the process to say how we can all work together. i'm committed to working with the mayor, the city council, the neighborhood leaders, the all of you, on strengthening flint. we need to work together with the county, and the federal government. i want to thank the president for sending outstanding people such as dr. laury. on puttingng hard important programs in place. i want to thank you for coming here today. this is an important moment to show how we

redskins owner dan snyder has maintained that he won't change the team name which once again became a prominent issue after the 2012 season. >> a pair of diehard hockey fans enjoyed a one-of-a-kind playoff experience this week. >> 12-year-old wyatt nelson and his dad jerry are huge fans of the minor league team the saskatoon blades. going to games whenever they can but beca follows along on a radio feed with wyatt doing the play by play for his dad. he's gotten pretty good at it. >> the major league st. louis blues got wind of this and they brought the pair to st. louis for a playoff game against the sharks. and during the first period, they handed the mike over to young wyatt who the then broadcasted to millions with dad right by his side the play by play of the game. >> very cool. >> isn't that awesome? years of practice of making sure dad knows what's going on. and now he got to show off this new skill of his. >> coming up, a pennsylvania officer under fire accused in a violent attack on a woman he had pulled over. what that officer is now saying this morning. >>> and victory for k

past decade, more than forty cambodian-owned businesses have popped up between 6th & 7th streets and snyder and oregon avenues. >> we came as refugee with nothing much at all and we rebuild our life. >> khmer kitchen is a family restaurant run by 3 generations. >> to revive our culture and our food that we felt it was lost amongst our kids. >> they focus on cambodian dishes made with farm-fresh, local ingredients. >> one of our dish we're known for is uh (pause) pra hok thee. >> it's caramelized ground pork simmered in coconut sauce and served cruditÉ style. >> south philadelphia native moulika anna hitchens blogs about cambodian food. >> i grew up cooking and eating cambodian food. now that i'm a mom i would love to keep on passing along the traditions. i'm a vegetarian so going out to eat southeast asian food was a little challenging. >> so she tweaked her family's recipes to make them meatless, including cambodian's national dish, amok traditionally made with fish. we're making it with with different types of mushrooms, shitake, trumpet mushroom and bunashami mushrooms and tofu >> and wh