instead of stanton chemicals, they are protein-based. stanton's curve the cholesterol and companies like amgin and pfizer are working on them, but there is a catch. stantons are usually taken orally and cheaper because generic versions available. the newic injections, possibly an enpi pen. while the concept is generating positive chatter in medical circles, many more tests will need to be done before it can be determined if these drugs help reduce the risk of heart attacks. >> the question is, whether in long term outcome studies, the reductions in cholesterol that are being reported actually translate into lower rates of heart attack and a lower incident of stroke. >> so there is a lot at stake not just for the big drug company but millions of americans combatting high cholesterol. for "nightly business report", i'm dominic chu. >> johnson & johnson accents a 4 billion-dollar offer for the blood testing unit and that's where we begin the market focus. carlisle group made a bid for the unit in january and johnson & johnson had until toda

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i want to bring in washington bureau chief john stanton.y question to you is how much does boehner's sort of what i call jack in the box maneuver yesterday, how much does that hurt him within his own caucus? do you think that sort of gets brushed aside, or will there be a chill in the air? >> i think by and large most of them have seen this from him before. this is not a new thing for them. he sort of mocks them to their faces about this issue. so i don't think for a lot of his members this is going to have much of an impact on them. >> let me ask you about the the the future of john boehner's spe speakership. we know they are talking about the exper ration of his time holding the gavel. >> i think there's a chance. either there's the possibility h will get reelected and then get immigration through. but i think the fact he's not willing to sort of pull the trigger on the senate bill and bring it to the floor, or something to the floor on immigration is an indication he doesn't know yet whether or not he wants to stay in as speaker. so long

i patty stanton and a board member with a dog rescue and one of the four agencies on alabama street. we are headquartered in one of the san francisco sfspca and they're next door and down the street is the shelter, acc, and we have been working together from a year and a half to get more animals adopted so thank you so much for having this deem come true and naming the street "rescue row" and we i think it will bring more to the area and first in the nation and we are happy about it. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. supervisor campos' office. >> hi. i am carolyn. >> we rifted a little bit. >>i was watching -- sorry. i am running late. >> it's quite all right. >> as you know the resolution before you today to add the honorary name of "rescue row" to alabama street between 15th and 16th streets in recognition much the groups on the block and sf animal care and control. these organizations work to improvelet lives of animals in need. they provide the care that makes the difference between nurturing and health and a loving home and generally improving the life for animals and

reporter: gloria stanton is bob's wife of 56 years.o you were on board as he was doing this. >> definitely. reporter: why do you think la crosse is doing this the right way? is it just because they got the word out to you this way? >> i think it's popular. that's the word to use in la crosse because we've had good education. when the dust settles and we have time to mourn, we'll never second-guess, did we do the right thing? >> reporter: because you know what the right thing is to do. >> we do. reporter: bob stanton died shortly after our visit. >> the ultimate content of this conversation, i think, isn't about death. i think the ultimate topic that's being discussed is how people care for each other. and so what comes out at the end of the conversation is "i love you" and "i now know how to take good care of you." >> osgood: next, a "sunday morning" dip in the dead sea. how do they pack so much juiciness into these starburst minis? they built a factory in miniminneapolis. they're experts at shrinking regular starburst. everything's mi

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nbc's stephanie stanton joins me now from chico, california.how is this playing into the investigation? >> reporter: good afternoon to you, milissa. the ntsb is in the very early stages of this investigation. they tell us that the final determination of the cause could take months. but this is definitely a key piece of information that they're going to be looking at. was this truck on fire before it crossed the grassy median and slammed into the bus? that's going to be very important as this investigation goes forward. ntsb investigators are painstakingly combing through every bit of evidence. they're going to reconstruct the crash scene. again, try to determine why this happened. some of the other things that they'll be looking at, speed, how fast was the truck driving? was it driving above the speed limit? they'll also be looking at mechanics. was there some kind of mechanical failure that maybe caused the driver to lose control of the vehicle? then they're also going to be looking at possible human error on the part of the driver. some of th

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nbc's stephanie stanton is outside the local hospital where several victims are being treated.phanie, what do you know about the cause of the crash? >> well, the ntsb has a team of investigators on site at this hour. they are combing through that crash site looking for what caused this deadly crash. some of the things they'll be looking at, possible driver error. they'll be looking at speed, the mechanics of both the bus and the fedex truck itself. i am standing outside the hospital here in chico. this is one of seven area hospitals where some 30 crash victims have been taken. 11 here specifically. the death toll of this crash now stands at ten. five of them high school students. three of them were chaperones, one an admissions counselor at humbolt state university. the driver of the bus and the truck they both died as well. this was supposed to be a trip filled with such promise for these students. 48 high school students, high school seniors, headed to humbolt state university for a spring open house to check out the college that they hoped to attend, and, of course, now it i

joining us now is john stanton. he's washington bureau chief for buzz feed. to be here. >> tough on crime politics and war on drugs politics were so front page in the '80s and in the '90s. a lot of people thought that bill clinton might dial it back. he did no such thing. how did those -- did those politics survive into this generation of republican members of congress? >> for some of them, yes. i think some of the folks that are either older, just sort of age wise, or who fashion themselves after that sort of 1980s reagan-era kind of republican, they have sort of brought that along. i think most of the younger republicans and newer republicans in the house and the senate see this as a problem. you know, there are some that would say, well, that also coincided with the fact that there are now a lot of white people who are getting put in jail because of crystal meth or because of oxycontin and things like that. but there are some of these social factors that are causing this. but nevertheless, i think the parties are starting to come together on this notion th

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mary price, a counselor, and john stanton, buzz feed.com.esent sort of what i see as a fascinating and significant change in our politics. you're a conservative at the heritage foundation. and you're looking at the sentencing laws and saying, yeah, this is -- let's reform them. three strikes and you're out era might have been painting with too big of brush there. >> i was a former prosecutor in the justice department. drugs with bad. it's just really a question about whether they should be punished, but when it comes to mandatory sentences. it is my believe that the pendulum has swung too far. the bureau is 25% of the department's budget. it's projected to go to 30% in a couple years. federal prisons are 38% over capacity projected to go to 44% over capacity. that means less money for victim services. i think it's safe to say given tight budgetary times, we're not going to go on a building tour, so each one of the prison cells is valuable real estate. while i don't condone drug dealing, we have too many low level drug dealers. drug dealers a

the evidence that one person dead and six others injured the course doesn't mean that the puppet by stanton said they had excluded the fears that more people could be. no sitting president. it's the city's new unity government bring to give that up to amass will recognize israel and stand by its international agreements bit softer israel froze the school to shell out into the unity deal struck two days ago. israel says it's willing to maintain diplomatic ties said. after that but was ruled against nations that seasons to come last. he just joined this holi let me recap our top story for you to will for me snickering tonight. ukrainian soldiers pulled out all the town all the silly dolly gearing up for attacking a checkpoint in earlier reports of liked and to fight government so the pianist the top ten by a helicopter we had to find a rogue my mind by local self defense unit known local activist told the covers pulled on the ground. one has to be kidnapped and several injured in the gunfight the activists reported to the defending groups to an alms to the nevada national guard from taking th

know that the real free trade agreement between nth except the eu and us victory came at the frank stanton by the commission on monday from the member states can only be signed with the approval of the continent so my message to besiktas to inspect this is an amount because just a street sign his son and two other a lot we'll definitely be i think the issue the major reason the fence election when trying to make this a referendum on the cheetah on the terms of money to eat the citizens when we have to get involved in understanding that any other discussion on french politics or european politics is pointless if this he comes into force. so you know that friends have been heartened by past and decisions regarding european air with elizabeth and in two thousand and five when the french voted no. i nonetheless the gunman went on and an adopted and ratified the lisbon treaty so there's a sense that what they use in getting involved in these european issues well then there's the new disney here for four for criticism isn't a citizen participation and we need to say no to say no to a meeting org

the chairman of the leftist justice committee david stanton said today that he had received new lines of wealth from committee members to call in the back of the gender of the department of justice and senior civil servants are white some clarity on the master of the committee will meet on wednesday to discuss the issue but they will also take into account that the government has already decided to set up a commission of inquiry to investigate these new revelations twenty two concerts were sunnis. spencer has. stuart rothenberg horse pulled into the dumb part rejoices with the number of government is re raising questions about how martin common that a senior garda management to handle this all the tapes controversy when it first came to their attention but the thought police to thank the opposition parties tomorrow as they seek to hold that the minister of education took half of this mr has taken a back route to the extent of those briefings from ghost coast to martin cullen. deciding to return to far today. they detonated in a smoke was well ahead of going to bake the government woul

under the original stanton in the station they claimed the resolution was a demand to immediately called the extraordinary session of the vignettes original state of the new station and to concede there's the mets are on the region's inclusion into russia. meanwhile the king of kings and sixty prosecutor's office initiated the criminal case on a train in the region not think the main station building this study demonstrates the bench was colder than in support of british scientists detailed critique reunion special status is under suspicion of mass killings at the time the confrontation ut to protect the school did not like to express their disgust to the head of the region administration and invited the recollections of the hat to predict what if the was made to trade and finance people but not to boycott the elections of the twenty fifth of may. i wanted those authorities he asked me to be a democracy. i think that everybody who supports me in to mask it is on the kiss she draws people to come to college. let the need to go with me. this became more depressed. some of them went into ad

in stanton, ohio there was crosses placed on municipal property. mr. fish, you say don't put crosses on a municipal property. why is that? >> that's right. when you put crosses on a municipal facility, you're endorsing a religion, endorsing a particular religion and that's unconstitutional. if they want to put these crosses up there, they have to allow everybody to put symbols up there. i don't want my courthouse, state house to become a monument. >> you can't represent every single religion on the globe. >> you can't so what you have to have -- >> you're representing 80% of the religion, people in the country, maybe you want to do it. your thoughts? >> eric, i'm surprised that you seem so upset. come on, it's a municipal building. it's a government building. why do they need to put crosses up? they are not a church. if people want to have that, put it on their lawn, if they want to put it on their own business they own if they are a christian, they are totally welcome to do that. >> those people were elected by most likely the majority of the people -

nbc's stephanie stanton is in chico, california. stephanie, good day to you.y have any information to go off of today? if so, what are they saying? >> good afternoon to you again, alex. ntsb investigators aren't saying a lot. this is very early in the investigation. they say the final determination of the cause could take months. but, again, one of the things they'll be looking at is that claim by that couple, who says their car was hit by the fedex truck before it crossed that grassy median and they, again, claim the truck was already on fire. definitely something investigators are going to be looking at. they're also going to be looking at things like speed, mechanics, possible human error. again, they have a lot to go through. we are told the investigators will be here on site for the next 1 to 2 weeks. again, the investigation overall could take months to complete, alex. >> as we look at who was on board that bus, there were 19 los angeles area high school students on board. how are the survivors doing today? >> wow, as you might imagine, alex, the survivo

and elizabeth cady stanton was really quiet a go-getter. she had gone right into the free love movement and all of the rest of the separatist were aghast that the sisters could go on and on in such feminist ways. they were trying to keep it just on the vote in the sisters said if all we do is reelect the same corrupt and dumb white males, there's no reason to get the vote. so they were unbelievably ahead of their time. so when you are talking about the women in this fight, that same flight was going on and it is identical in the mid-19th century. so the sisters were so far advanced that grant wanted to put them in the constitution and he said that we're not sure he wants as constitution. how about those other two along with them. [laughter] >> so they were incredibly of front about this. but they is the clergy, takes on a woman's worst enemy was a gynecologist. all anti-contraception. they were all just fiercely involved in this. and one of the thieves ways of this is that i have covered everything that we have been talking about. i covered

she was a single-minded personal she wanted was a vote and elizabeth cady stanton who was really quite and you wouldn't know it to look at her. she had this love affair so she was right into the free love movement. all the rest of the subjects were aghast that the sisters could go on and such feminist ways. they were trying to keep it just on the vote in the sisters said hey if all we do is reelect the same corrupt and white males to get the vote, they were unbelievably ahead of their time. when you are talking about the women and the flight that same fight was going on and is identical in the mid-19th century with the religious right and the sisters were so far dance. the man who is running with grants wanted to put god in the constitution and they said we are not sure he wants to be in the constitution. and those other two along with him. they were incredibly upfront about this but they fought these clergy and they fought -- a woman's worst enemy was a gynecologist. they were all anti-contraception. they were all just fiercely involved in this and one of the few joys, and i mean few

with us bill stanton and eric add adams also former nypd now the brooklyn bureau president.mr. adams, why? >> as you stated, we may say bill de blasio is liberal bill bratton is not. >> no, he is not. >> he is extremely wise about police issues. he believes the intelligence -- intelligent about our intelligence gathering apparatus. he has not disbanded the intelligence. he disbanded the methods that we use that came up with zero results on leads or stopping any terrorist act. >> ray kelly the former police commission his or her did a very good job i think you agree with that right? >> um-huh. >> he disagree with us. a lot of intel by the undercover guys in there we are not going to tell you where we got, how we got it. it puts them in danger and i understand that it's there is a difference of opinion and you come down on the other side. you think there this is a good program? >> absolutely. monitoring. what is monitoring? cop on the beat monitors everything we have gangs. do we not monitor gangs and organized crime? >> gangs are inherently criminal. now we are going into a r

. >> six days later, tips lead police to 33-year-old david stanton.ested on armed robbery and weapons charges, he pleads not guilty and awaits trial. >>> a vicious attack on a bus driver in kalamazoo township, michigan, captured by security cameras on board. on march 3rd, 2009, a 16-year-old student becomes upset because the substitute bus driver isn't making the correct stops. he begins threatening her from the back of the bus, and the driver pulls over. the teen approaches, and as she tries to radio for help, he flies into a rage and begins attacking the 37-year-old woman. students pull him away, but he comes back and continues punching the woman, as more students try to intervene. the bus driver is treated at the hospital for a broken finger, bruising, and cuts and scrapes to her face and head. the attacker attends a school for students who have exhibited emotional or behavioral problems. he's charged as a juvenile with assault with intent to do great bodily harm. he pleads no contest and is placed in a psychiatric facility for treatment. >>> las v

joining us now at the table is our favorite tattooed politics wonk, john stanton, washington bureau chief at buzz feed. great to have you with us at the table. under any other circumstance, it seems like this trip would have a lot more attention but because of the crisis in ukraine and because there's just this general fatigue we all have with foreign policy this trip was not getting the attention and the excitement that it probably deseshz. you have folks in asia keep saying we get screwed, trips are cancel canceled. something seems to overshadow us. >> i think you're right although this trip i think is really aimed at the asian nations. i think for this administration they have not focused that much on asia and japan has been feeling very isolated but that's partially because their economy has been in decline and they've lost their position globally. our allies don't like we've paid attention to china. here domestically this is not aimed at us. this is vep for the governments and the populations in these countries where we have very longstanding ties and a lot of bruised feelings over t

bill ever know carmen hundred people came out this evening to market lost of esther stanton williamswyer and is building right behind me and wednesday morning they came out there and to design hands of a plaque or billboard in front of the building their also tend bears and candles all of the armed. all local ministers also here to lead several a pair and a song. also given a condolence to of the father of sentinel in. he was also talking to people have to work to put together a memorial for the people want to donate to chat about the family. and services will the police here are not investigating how a 16 year- old girl ended up naked on the streets of berkeley nit-been and piedmont on wednesday are risen to the girl told police that should take an instant wealth and oakland and options and the issue is taken to us from naked, in national and pepper spray grape rate crime rock and kidnapped she is out of the hospital in talking to investigators or try to figure out which natural blood and services, she was taken from was the end of the " back to the number of it and try to talk to w

i don't care who the president or the secretary of defense is but there was a monument by edith stantonwho in 1947 said it's not enough that we be virtuous. we must also appear so and she understood that power of appearance. first appearances matter so we didn't have these monuments there because the prioritization of protecting cultural treasures wasn't there. we protected the oil installations and that was a smart thing to do. we protected the electrical grids but we didn't protect the museum and the national archives in iraq the national library which the jobs over there trying to destroy flood, damage and whose problems is that he come? it becomes the american army. i think what we have got to have today we certainly need to be training people and we are doing that and people like karen wegner and lori russia and others do a tremendous job and in the absence of a the president of the united states restating my opinion the words of roosevelt and general eisenhower that the united states will of expects the cultural treasures of other countries and if he comes down to the lives of our

i don't care who the president or the secretary of defense is but there was a monument by edith stantonwho in 1947 said it's not enough that we be virtuous. we must also appear so and she understood that power of appearance. first appearances matter so we didn't have these monuments there because the prioritization of protecting cultural treasures wasn't there. we protected the oil installations and that was a smart thing to do. we protected the electrical grids but we didn't protect the museum and the national archives in iraq the national library which the jobs over there trying to destroy flood, damage and whose problems is that he come? it becomes the american army. i think what we have got to have today we certainly need to be training people and we are doing that and people like karen wegner and lori russia and others do a tremendous job and in the absence of a the president of the united states restating my opinion the words of roosevelt and general eisenhower that the united states will of expects the cultural treasures of other countries and if he comes down to the lives of our

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who the president or secretary of defense is, but you -- there was a monuments woman named edith stanton who in 1947 said it's not enough that we be virtuous, we must also appear so. and she understood then the power of appearances, and our parents all taught us a that. -- taught us that. so we didn't have these monument withs officers there because the prioritization wasn't there. i mean, we protected the oil installations. that was a smart thing to do. you've got to have fuel for your vehicles. we protected the electrical grids, but we didn't protect the museum, the national archives this iraq, the national library which these nut jobs over there were either trying to destroy, flood, damage, and whose problem does that become? it becomes the american army. it's a big, big problem. and so i think what we've got to have today we certainly need to be training people, and we're doing that. people like corrine wagner, lori rush do a tremendous job. but in the absence of the president of the united states restating, in my opinion, the words spoken by president roosevelt and general eisenhowe

stephanie stanton has more. >> in upscale orange county among million dollar homes people are not used to doing without. some children are lacking a component of public health world woid - childhood vaccinations. >> there are pockets of people because measles are infectious. the most infectious. the pockets tend to be high income neighbourhoods. >> we have zero or one case a year of measles, compared to 21 this year. it's a large outbreak that we have seen in the count rip. >> statewide 49 cases of measles have been reported. >> so far this year, or last year at this time there was four. many are wondering why the disease is suddenly making a come back. dr matt says one reason is a small percentage of parents who don't vaccinate their children out of a fear that it may cause autism. >> if you look at the children that are sick, five have not been vaccinated. every child should at one if four. >> a paediatrician, the anti-vaccination doctor said it may be an outbreak, but it's not a threat. >> it's not a jock, it's something to be taken seriously. it's not something people need to be sc