i would think i'm not certain , about superfund because there's a lot of opposition building up to superfund just as there was to the telecommunications, and i think, as democrats look at the polls around the country, many want to go home. some would want to stay here, feel safer here, but others want to go home, and we're prepared for them to go today. well, we can't go today, but soon. >> senator dole, when you first started talking about the idea of a summit, you said one of the reasons was, a summit was the four -- bob dole: oh, year, that would hardly be a summit with the four of us, but it would be -- >> one of the reasons that you had about that was that four or five members could filibuster and obstruct any significant debate, and since it was the republicans on health care that were doing that at the time, a lot of us figured that was who you were talking about. did you ever feel constrained by your more conservative colleagues from negotiating, from pushing what you studied for a long time? bob dole: i was prepared to go, but senator mitchell said that sounded too monarchical or so

obviously the appropriations bill, beyond that the only major was something about a superfund. i think as democrats look at the polls somebody wanted to stay here. others wanted to go home. we are prepared for them to go today. we connect out today but soon. you first started talking about the summit you said that having the four leaders. >> you said one of the reasons who isu felt that way having four or five members the filibuster. that it was republicans were doing that at the time, a lot of us figured out who you were talking about. did you ever feel constrained by or more conservative colleagues from negotiating and pushing what you study for a long time? the senator says something like that, i never would do it without consulting our colleagues. that would be something he would have to check and i would have to check. we have done that in the past, we have come together, they similar down a point, we talked about pre-existing conditions are something we would like to take care of it that was not even considered by the democrats. >> that is not the summit idea? sense did y

beyond that, the only other there's is gas, opposition billing up to superfund just as there was to telecommunications. i think as democrats look at polls around the country, many want to go home. some want to stay here because it feels safer here but others want to go home. and we're prepared for them to go today. we can't go today but soon. >> when you first started talking about the idea of a summit, you said one of the reasons was a summit -- a summit with the four leaders, you said one of the reasons that you thought about that was that four or five members could filibuster and obstruct any significant debate. since it was republicans on health care that were doing that at the time a lot of us figured that's who you were talking about. did you ever feel constrained by your more conservative colleagues from pushing what you y studied. prepared to go, but he said it would be to monarchical. i didn't suggest we'd go in there, the four of us, without consulting our colleagues. that was not even considered by the democrats. and -- >> i'm not asking about the summit idea. in a larger sense did you feel

it's a superfund site. we will let these chemicals go into the public drinking waters and aerate them out and then the water will be safe to drink. someone said, why don't we put carbon filters on that water just to make sure nothing gets through. they said it's going to aerate out, you don't need carbon. well, that was a mistake that cost lives. because it turns out the only thing, there was a lotot of oth stuff in the water they weren't looking for because they weren't on e.p.a.'s priority pollutant list so the group included other chemicals, thyrene and acilorirites is kno to cause cancer and they let it go 10 years and it wasn't until they saw the high rate of cancer that they took another look at the water and they found this. every critical fact community neneed to learn. you may think you're safe. you're not safe because there may be things in therere you're nott looking for. the priority pollutant list of the e.p.a. >> in 1996 when these cancer causing chemicals were found, all eight wells of the pa

how might president trump's proposed budget cuts to the superfund program affect the cleanup of america's toxic waste sites? visit pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: egyptian president abdel fattah al-sisi will visit the white house tomorrow. the administration has said president trump is looking to reboot the bilateral relationship and build on the connection the two presidents established when they first met in new york last year. the visit raises questions about u.s. foreign aid to egypt and al-sisi's human rights record since he overthrew egypt's first democratically-elected president in 2013." new york times" white house correspondent peter baker joins me now from washington for a preview. you had a chance to sit down with officials in the white house. first of all, regardless of what happens at the meeting, the very act of the u.s. president meeting him at the white house, that's kind of a win for egypt right there? >> well, the picture is what president sisi wants more than anything, that along with the money, of course. but the picture is important, a picture of him with the presid

on the road superfund the accident coming out of white oak is still there, only the left lane is able to is by this time. try to make your way from stuart headed south, sky track seven is above the scene. one of the vehicles is loaded onto a rollback. making her way past 29, northbound all the lanes are open. shady side avenue, susan wrote, police on the road, follow that to get by. experiencing between 15 to 40 minute delays. you may want to consider that as an option. back in the next 10 minutes to update the ride on 395. right now, erin hernandez, dead at the age of 27. autria: the former new england patriots player hanging himself in prison. the latest is coming up here, next. plus, an easter sunday murder for the suspect and the victims remain a mystery police task your help. -- ask for your help. larry: breaking right now, once again, aaron hernandez, found dead in prison autria: acquitted just days ago of double murder, sam sweeney is of alive desk with more. coming into the newsroom in the last few minutes. as you said, the former new england patriots players found dead inside

well, that goes to the ability of the federal government to help a poor community deal with a superfundite, with toxic chemicals in their soil or in their water or in their air, and it's not just poor communities, it's every community in our country, and what scott pruitt intends on doing, what donald trump intends on doing is turning the epa into every polluters' ally and this visit by scott pruitt is nothing more than a photo-op that belies the reality of the actual trump policies that are going to cut at this historic commitment since earth day back a generation ago began this movement towards ensuring that we were going to leave a legacy of cleaner air and water for each generation. this administration is walking away from that legacy. >> all right. senator ed markey, thank you so much. appreciate your time, sir. coming up, no way to show this one. fox news showing bill o'reilly the door after a series of sexual harassment scandals. that's coming up. stay with us. usaa gives me the and the security just like the marines did. the process through usaa is so effortless, that you feel l

with the epa about this the response from the epa was because treasure island is technically not a superfunde we don't have jurisdiction we need your staff to reach out to the navy and the treasure island development authority and the substance control i think the answers in the navy won't be helpful but the point we need to figure out who's going on and figure out a way for us to halt the transfers and work on treasure island so when you have workers to work on those systems you'll set up for treasure island not imposed to radiation and commissioner vice-president kwon you showed interest brother that would be great if i may to follow up on this and see if we can get a report from staff had is done with tetro tech on treasure island. >> thank you. any other public comment we have a request from ms. firearm wants to talk about the earlier item on now is your chance. >> thank you for the opportunity to give comments on cleanpowersf. >> thank you okay. >> as a c 40 city san francisco as designated as one the urban leaders san francisco is one of the 90 cities in the world that are going to sav

with the epa about this the response from the epa was because treasure island is technically not a superfund don't have jurisdiction we need your staff to reach out to the navy and the treasure island development authority and the substance control i think the answers in the navy won't be helpful but the point we need to figure out who's going on and figure out a way for us to halt the transfers and work on treasure island so when you have workers to work on those systems you'll set up for treasure island not imposed to radiation and commissioner vice-president kwon you showed interest brother that would be great if i may to follow up on this and see if we can get a report from staff had is done with tetro tech on treasure island. >> thank you. any other public comment we have a request from ms. firearm wants to talk about the earlier item on now is your chance. >> thank you for the opportunity to give comments on cleanpowersf. >> thank you okay. >> as a c 40 city san francisco as designated as one the urban leaders san francisco is one of the 90 cities in the world that are going to save th