bethlehem steel president walter williams.spent, if i remember correctly, in the equivalent of 1980 dollars, almost a billion dollars in the previous 15 years on environmeal facilities. that meant that moneyars was not available5 years for modernization projects. government regulations forced industry to spend billions for modernization projects. cleaning uthe environment and protecting the safety of workers. millions of workers were new, eager to work, but young and untrained. their inexperience led to lower output per work hour, less productivity. led to an embargo of oil in 1from the persian gulf. energy prices soared. productivity growth took a plunge. and throughout the 1970s, an economy reeling frompiraling energy costs saw all its other costs rising, too. inflation seemed like an incurable cancer eating at the economy, creating a climate of economic fear and uncertainty scouraging the capital investment at might have improved ifany factorshad been respoe productivity performance. for the productivity growth, it swas con

coroners pronounced 78-year-old walter williams dead on wednesday after his pulse stopped. but yesterday, he started to kick while inside of a body bag just as workers were getting ready to embalm him. he was rushed to the hospital. >> when i came in the room and he said hey, look. i said oh, my god. he's back. he wasn't leaving me. >> it's amazing. the coroner said williams' pacemaker may have stopped worker and restarted which could explai stopping. >>> bedtime having trouble sleeping, researchers have a new reason why. a new report reveals the brain of insomniacs are always running. researchers are looking for a way to slow down brain activity. they say initial tests show electrodes can deliver currents to the brain, slowing it down, leading to a better night sleep. >> a big night for the warriors. they go to the big apple against the knicks. that next. >>> there's a new feature from google. some good for thought, if you will. google is rolling out a new way to find out what's on the menu at restaurants. so to find a condensed menus of your restaurants, go to google and

mississippi man can tell his story after being declared dead and being buried a alive. 78-year-old walter williams was about to be embalmed when he started moving in the body bag. he was inside that bag, he started kicking, his family is calling this miracle. >> god wasn't ready for him to come home. >> the coroner said it's possible that williams pacemaker stopped working and no one could detect his heart beat. after being found alive, rescuers took him to the hospital and he's expected to be okay. >>> right now thousands of californians are praying their homes are not swept away over the last 24 hours. about an inch fell every hour in southern california. in fact, meteorologists are saying california has even as much rain in the last few days as it did all of last year. this heavy front has caused massive mudslides and power outages. this is one weather channel reporter who was stuck in the mud there. that same system stranded two men and their dog on the usually dry los angeles river. take a look at the swift water rescue team at work there. the crew was tethered to a tree as they brought the t

the family thought walter williams died last wednesday in his lexington, mississippi home.oner even took a pulse and pronounced him dead. well, workers at a funeral home were getting ready to embalm him. he started kicking. >> my cousin said not yet. said what you mean not yesterday? he said daddy's still here. >> still here. williams was then rushed to the hospital. the coroner believes williams' pacemaker may have stopped working and then started again. >>> police near san diego have arrested a man accused of stealing money from two girl scouts. 21-year-old suspect tried to escape police when they showed up at his house but he didn't get very far. there he goes. and there they go. the cookie monster, as he is being called, is accused of stealing a donation jar that the girl scouts were using to collect money for troops overseas. the suspect allegedly grabbed the jar and ran off laughing. not laughing anymore. police caught his capture on camera. they showed the girls. >> awesome! no more stealing our cookie money. >> don't miss with girl scouts and don't mess with soldier

the statement comes to mind where walter williams is talking about how the welfare state has done to the black community and the latino committee, what the racism could've done and what st jim crow laws couldn't do because it is destroying the family. and i look at that considering welfare is an institution of the left, the that is really a far greater -- i don't believe the conservative viewpoint is racist at all. it is so -- you are so hypocritical because the program your program is racist. how can we reverse that perception and remove the welfare state gradually and into something that is more healthy for all citizens? >> let me say couple of things. the first thing is -- i have been here speaking on this topic before. has a real problem when it comes to race. the right likes to pretend they don't talk about race but the right talks about race all the time. i can give you an example but i don't want to digress. righther thing is the seems, in my opinion, reluctant to embrace the idea that black voters speak the language of race and there is a sensitivity to race which is part of

a county coroner in mississippi says walter williams died at home this afternoon of undisclosed causes. williams was first pronounced dead february 26. but when workers were getting ready to embalm him he started to move. that the time his family says his pacemaker may have stopped working and then started up again. >>> fog in the morning but how about this? highs hitting the 80s. in five minutes our chief >>> images on a computer screen, high tech help for first responders entering a school campus on an emergency. it is a tool for police and firefighters designed to keep students safer and the benetia school district is among the first to have it. ktvu reports from benetia how a volunteer officer brought science fiction to reality. >> reporter: a school emergency say an on campus shooter. first responder arrives with a computer screen. >> room by room you can immediately pull up the emergency for that particular building. you can see if someone were hiding in that particular room. >> game changing. >> reporter: frank hardett. >> it opens up a new window we didn't have yesterday. we're

they opened it and found the 78-year-old walter williams alive. >> he'd been brought to the funeral homemembers could not believe it. they got the news. >> i don't know how much longer he's going to grace us, and bless us with his presence, but hallelujah. we thank him right now. right now. >> the coroner says his pace maker may have stopped working, then, restarted. funeral home says they've never seen anything like this before that. good for the family good, for him. >> yes. better to be alive most of the time. >> speaking of which, michael finney is here. breathing. because i can hear him. getting ready to answer questions sent by facebook, twitter and e mail. some companies offering to help me lower debt i have debt but good credit, i'm never late. why are they on me? >> because they want to earn money. they've gone to marketers and said we want a list of people that owe money. you're on that list because someone you do business with finked you out. they're just hoping you'll want one of their loans more than the loans you v there is a bunch of consumer credit counselling that i know

a county coroner in mississippi says walter williams died at home this afternoon of undisclosed causes. williams was first pronounced dead february 26. but when workers were getting ready to embalm him he started to move. that the time his family says his pacemaker may have stopped working and then started up again. >>> fog in the morning but how about this? highs hitting the 80s. in five minutes our chief meteorologist bill martin's complete bay area forecast. >>> up first, detailed images that could save the lives of students. a volunteer effort that is the first of its kind. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. right now, fresh driscoll's strawberries are just $1.99. make it an extra scoop. breyers ice cream is only $2.88. and arrowhead water is just $3.29 a case. real big deals this week and every week. only at safewa

yesterday, he died. 78-year-old walter williams surprised funeral home workers in lexington, as they prepared to embalm him. he was taken to a hospital. early yesterday morning, he passed away. his family says it's grateful it had the chance to spend two more weeks with williams. a boy only wanted a letter back when he wrote one to his sports idol ... but he received a whole lot more. olympian shaun white is eight year old jet feirn 's favorite athlete. jet wrote him a letter because they had two things in common.. a love for snowboarding and a heart defect. it took 15 months, but white received the letter and responded. he sent jet a brand new snowboard, goggles, a helmet, a backpack and an autographed poster. it's safe to say jet loves shaun white a whole lot more now. lucky kid. >> that is great. we're starting off with temperatures above freezing across the area. we are in the mid to upper '30's is almost 40 degrees at o'hare. 34 in bartlett. that's one of the colder spots. with a wind at 10- 20 mi.. a bit breezy out there but even when we factor in the wind, the wind chill is no

." >> reporter: walter williams was in hospice care prepareded for the end of a long life in lexington to sleep peacefully away wednesday night. >> they put him in a plastic bag, zipped him up and took him and put him in the herst. >> reporter: his family had already been grieving for hours when something happened. >> i asked the coroner what happened and he said there's a miracle. >> reporter: williams began kicking inside his body bag. he wasn't dead. >> so it was not my daddy's time. i don't know how much longer he's going to grace us and bless us with his presence, but hallelujah, we thank him right now! right now! thank him. >> and williams' revival couldn't have happened at a better time. he was already in the embalming room. >> he was not dead, long story short. >> so he missed it by how much? >> reporter: i don't know. i don't know. >> a couple minutes, maybe? >> no. no. more than that. we definitely was not going to do anything to him. >> once you saw that he was alive? >> right, that he was not deceased. >> reporter: an indefibrillator must have jump-started his heart after h

they opened it up and 78-year-old walter williams very much alive.he night before after being pronounced dead at his home. family members couldn't believe it when they got the news. >> i don't know how much longer he going to grace us and bless us with his presence but hallelujah we thank him l right now. right now. >>reporter: amazing. coroner says williams pacemaker may have stopped working and then restarted which would explain his pulse stopping. funeral homeworkers say they have never seen anything like that before. >> free mont hay school student is among 16 young film makers chosen for the first ever white house student film festival. house student film festival. here's a snippet of the movie. sophomore tiffany lynn committed the film called discovery. it looks at how technology benefits students. she enjoyed fellow filmmaker at the white house today for the festival screening. each theme is about technology role in education. 16 selection were his picked out of 2500 submissions. that's an discuss to mace day of class good for her congratulati

man who woke up kicking in a body bag weeks ago has now died. 78-year-old walter williams died early yesterday morning in mississippi. the life long farmer had been pronounced dead weeks ago, and was even taken to a funeral home where he woke up in the body bag. his failly tells the paper they are now at peace saying quote we know he's fine. >> you got that extra time they said. it's an incredible story. still ahead on "today in the bay," new twists in the oscar pistorius trial. that investigators botch a major piece of evidence at the crime scene. what a witness just claimed in court. >>> good morning to you. 6:23 now as we wake things up in san jose. good morning to you. waking up on this friday morning, glad to have you with us. >> peggy, a lot of commuters this morning. we're having a friday light. >> looks like the metering lights are on. waiting for the sun as well. we have a look at the commute. with all of the girl this is morn. >> he is. one of the men who beat a giants fan nearly to death is now pleading not guilty to weapons charges. investigators say they found two semi-a

coroners pronounced 78-year-old walter williams dead a wednesday after his pulse stopped, but on thursdaystarted to kick while inside a body bag just as workers were getting ready to embalm him. he was rushed to the hospital and the family says they're shocked but very happy to have him back. >> and when i came in the room and he said, hey, oh, my god! he's back. he wasn't leaving me. >> the coroner says williams' pacemaker may have stopped working then restarted which could explain his pulse stopping. >>> if you are having trouble sleeping researchers have a new reason why that might be. a new report reveals the brains of insomniacs are always running. researchers are looking for ways to slow down brain activity and one promising treatment is using electrodes. they say initial tests show electrodes can deliver currents to specific parts of the brain slow it down which in turn could lead to a better night's sleep. my dad would be happy to hear about that. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay" it has been an all-star season for stephen curry but would be he able to handle the bright lights

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walter williams look up after being mistakenly pronounced dead two weeks ago and began trying to kickay out of the body back to imagine the shock the workers of the funeral home williams was rushed to hospital released a few days later doctors say a mix of medication might cause his vital signs to appear unresponsive family members said that he died today at home. no. i stayed at the bay area's ciskei's and warm temperatures what from the cote signed. sprinkle the and so far at the close on early tomorrow morning because of the winds. >> : temperatures mild in the 40's. as we had that afternoon another day quick morning by 3:00 our word and the sea mutt that '70s up there again to the question the course while the 70 degrees cooler. seven degrees cooler. >> : we see how warm it is in the inland valleys 80 in antioch 77 in concord on the south bay's 76 in san jose 77 and civil. the school of now cooling off now. >> : sematech " that's where el remained to the 6:00 hour and even a clod our agency fog lingering over severance as though edging up toward the north bay. as we had and the la

the statement comes to mind where walter williams is talking about how the welfare state has done to the black community and the latino committee, what the racism could've done and what st jim crow laws couldn't do because it is destroying the family. and i look at that considering welfare is an institution of the left, the that is really a far greater -- i don't believe the conservative viewpoint is racist at all. it is so -- you are so hypocritical because the program your program is racist. how can we reverse that perception and remove the welfare state gradually and into something that is more healthy for all citizens? >> let me say couple of things. the first thing is -- i have been here speaking on this topic before. has a real problem when it comes to race. the right likes to pretend they don't talk about race but the right talks about race all the time. i can give you an example but i don't want to digress. righther thing is the seems, in my opinion, reluctant to embrace the idea that black voters speak the language of race and there is a sensitivity to race which is part of

walter williams was announced dead and taken away in a body bag.woke up a while later at a funeral home. the daughter describes how it happened wednesday night. >> he stopped breathing. they announced him dead. we put him in the dag, the coroner put him in the bag. >> williams is resting in a mississippi hospital and earned the nickname miracle man. a recently installed pacemaker may j caused the confusion. >> an entire generation is growing old. every six seconds and another person turned 65. the dilemma is who will take care of them. al jazeera goes inside the life of a senior taking on the role of caretaker. >> i'm martin. there's a lot you there to do taking care the elderly. with the health insurance, some are sick. sometimes with early dementia or alzheimer's or sometimes both. some of them spit on up. some of them hit you. if you are not strong enough as a care giver mentally you are not strong enough, you break. i grow from the age of 14, working as a domestic worker. one time i sat down and put together everything that i have to do for the

. >> 78-year-old walter williams made headlines when he stopped breathing and was pronounced dead by a coroner. he started working as he was being prepared for embecamement. >> his family said he passed away peace reply on thursday. >> we look at the fighting in syria, and the plight of millions of refugees forced to flee their home. >> and the workers in sri lanka among the poorest workers. >> a former number one is upset again. >> good morning to you. welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford, these are the stories we are following. malaysia's prime minister is saying there was likely foul play involved in the disappearance of that malaysia airlines flight 307. he announced that they strongly believed someone disabled the tracking device. the search expanded from india to khazakhstan, and south. >> a referendum on whether crimea will join russia or stay as part of the ukraine. russia says it will recognise the results, others will not. it will set the stage for potential diplomatic fall out. >> today marks three years before the uprise in syria ended, with no end to th

thomas wolfe, walter williams.ould like to say this, the people that use the race card, president obama is not black. he's biracial. he's a half read. a lot of people use the race card to their advantage and it is not right. let's call it like it is. he is not a black president, he is biracial. his mom is white, but you never hear people comment on that. host: why do you think that matters? caller: because it causes division. it causes division. if you noticed, it is always used that way. we are against him because he is black. no, i am against him because of his character and policies. anyone in the republican party, anybody in any party that believes in the constitution no matter what color they are, i would vote for them because the constitution is what matters. host: ok. larry, ohio, your pick for 2016? caller: dr. carson. dr. carson. we need a non-establishment candidate. i am not a tea party type worsen. not part of cpac. i believe in their goals, but i will not be voting for an established republican in 2016

walters. the crisis in ukraine quickly williaming a stand-off. in response, ukraine mobilizing its military, asking for volunteers and calling up reserves. certain alovrov saying it is a matter of defending russian citizens. john kerry heading to kiev to meet with members of the interim government there over the weekend telling russia to rethink its intervention. >>> today, pro-russian demonstrators occupying the lower floors of a government building in the far north regiono of crimea in eastern ukraine. live team coverage for you. lisa stark is in washington. we begin with phil itner in kiev. phil, bring us up to date on the latest from ukraine >> reporter: here in the ukrainian capitol of kiev, obviously people are keeping a close eye of what's happening on the crimean peninsula but they are looking at threats possibly to the entire crimenian nation. with dig nat taries coming here and hard words coming from moscow, this is a crisis on the international stage. russia has the peninsula surrounding. while a stand-off continues with some ukrainian

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