-- ex-cousin me milwaukee 1 happened. it made happen that new federal regulations may preempt the federal common law of nuisance. we think that both together presents the best and easiest case for displacement. you have that here. you not only so the enchangerment foungeed. -- >> could you answer the hypothetical i gave you? >> i think that it's a difficult case to make for displacement but it could be made for the reasons mr. keisler -- >> why sit that much more difficult? it's sort of like the negative commerce clause. the balls has pass frt the courts to the executive branch and they made a decision not to make that particular decision. >> the argument is that the clean air act doesn't look in terms of forcing the agency to decide various things. >> i guess that would billion a preemption question. >> i think that very well may be. with regards to that you asked about state common law causes of action and whether they would be -- the existence of those would mean that the court should either find jurisdiction. and we t

in milwaukee, thousands of people have been getting sick. man: private distributors of bottled water are sending extra supplies as fast as possible. health officials blame a microscopic parasite called cryptosporidium. man: in the 1993 cryptosporidium outbreak, over 400,000 people became ill with diarrhea, cramping and nausea, and we also recorded over 100 deaths, primarily in the immuno-compromised community, and in particular, individuals with aids, or hiv infection. man: people were beginning to experience symptoms of diarrhea. it started to become more and more widespread. so the natural spot to look was drinking water. so tests were run on the water coming out of both of our water treatment plants. and we found cryptosporidium coming out of our howard avenue plant. man: milwaukee officials are shutting down one of the city's two water purification plants. biedrzycki: cryptosporidium is a parasite that's found in the gut or intestine of both humans and animals, and found in many surface waters throughout the globe. prior to 1993, it was

. >>> in baseball, a big win for the milwaukee brewers. a's roy halladay was on the mound at home but milwaukee's bats were hot including a homer in the third inning. brewers left-hander randy wolf hit six solid innings, the 9-0 victory made milwaukee the first team to win a series against the phills this season. >>> in oakland brett anderson picked off dustin pedroia. red sox manager terry francona argued it was a balk and was ejected. anderson went on to strike out eight sox hitters. oakland ended boston's three-game win streak 5-0. >>> when we return another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and passenger upgrade, air travelers get more protection against lost bags and delayed flights. protection against lost bags and delayed flights. mpulsive in class. and his inattention makes focusing on homework tough. i know how it is because my son has adhd too. i didn't know all i could do to help manage his adhd. our doctor suggested a treatment plan with non-stimulant intuniv. [ male announcer ] once daily non-stimulant intuniv has been s

know everybody is looking at her and it's a big state and there's a lot of other boats out there in milwaukee doesn't get even have a vote in and there were some reports still unconfirmed on election night out of milwaukee that i'm quite concerned about so yeah i'm concerned that we may have a bit of a distraction here but again it goes back to the same thing we have paper ballots we should be counting them in front of all the people that i don't know what i have standing right now. i understand right now we just have a minute here left i say is in fact they're not going to count the paper ballots they're just going to run them through the machine the same the same ballots and the same machines again and that they're only going to do it need to have the right you know you. know yes in a recount the way it works in wisconsin is yes they will put it back through the machines unless there is a court order but when. the recount rules allow for the campaigns to actually examine each ballot before it goes through the machine so it will call it sort of a virtual hand count all of it crazy talk to ha

harleys in milwaukee. so what happens is when we make something here and send it over there, they tax it as it goes into those countries. when they send something here, it doesn't get taxed on the way in. so we are double taxing our exports and single taxes imports. we are putting ourselves at a disadvantage. there is no wonder why we have a troverpbed foreign companies buying u.s. companies. because of tax laws. there was no american shipping industry. all these foreign countries bought u.s. shirps because we took away deferal. so the goal of this mark is to instruct the ways and means committee to clean this mess up. i'm not saying exactly how to clean it up, but let's have a tax system that encourages companies to be headquartered in america. let's have a tax system that encourns companies to build things in -- encourages companies to build things in america and sell them overseas. because now with all the loopholes in the deferal because some people want to take atway ability to defer, you end up doubl

she gets off to goes to the collagen milwaukee and the president comes up to her to say we are so glad you are here. i have 40 of our state's top literacy experts here to hear you. she said i was panicked because at that time i did not know anything. so thinking quickly, when they all sat down barbara bush said to them, tell me, if you were married to the president of united states what would you do? they went around the room and she said before the time was up and only half of them was spokane and i was rescued. but i took copious knows it and -- notes and learned a lot and continue to learn because mr. bush did not win the presidential nomination in that year he did when the vice presidential nomination on the ticket with ronald reagan, she decided she would continue following up in this area because she thought it was a solid project and one to benefit the country. with her own money she hired two people to help her develops this as an area of expertise. she had breakfast where she invited experts to the price president's residence, she spoke with experts and read extensively and du

reds win 7-6 over the brewers of milwaukee. the a's tomorrow at mome against the seattle. dave stourert will throw out the first pitch. the a's, again, v. seattle, 7:05. first pitch. dave stuart the honor. the sharks exploded tonight. jackie do your thing here. tod and marleau. >> marleau is a good player. gets it done and not loud. very unassuming but gets it done. >> thank god you are here. pam, put her on mute. >> awesome goal. >> sharks win 6-0. in the process, jackie, they clinch a playoff spot. sharks since january 13, 24-4- 4. golf and tennis players require quiet and look what happened. >> smells blood. shaky. but -- too aggressive. >> yeah. you think you had a bad day. here he is trying to serve. oh, my god. this is just -- i a hate to use the term tragedy. to try and serve with a baby crying. god be with you. >>> good night everybody. we will see you tomorrow. the internet on a plane! are you from the future? um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school ban

the milwaukee brewers are first and 42 is to hav back-to- back to have--jason hayward. he was the of on favorite for rookie of the year. homer, a first at bat for the second consecutive year to start off the ruseason with a home run. the a's open tomorrow against seattle. one of the all time greats, dave stewart is going to throw out the opening pitch. and during that earthquake he was feeding the police. officers would say that there would be doughnuts, coffee, he is going to throw out that first pitch that great dave stewart. in cleveland, progressive field shoveling snow all day to get ready for tomorrow's opening day against the white sox. no snowfall for them tomorrow but it is going to be expected to play tomorrow in cleveland. >>pam: snow angels. >> gary: this country this is opening day! the giants, the dodgers. when return, a baby cries when a man is trying to serve. that tragedy is next. (music) the internet on a plane! are you from the future? um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! earn more with interestplus savings a

baseball players will have tough competition at today's game between the philadelphia phillies and the milwaukee brewers. a robot designed by the university of pennsylvania and their engineers will be on the field to throw out the first pitch in philadelphia. congratulations to actor ryan o'neal. today he turns 70 years old. >>> all day long, you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with nbc "nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. find out more about the aborted landing by the first lady's plane and whether the incident is the latest example of an air traffic controller's mistake. >>> and actor ben stiller talk matt lauer about taking his act to the great white way. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one.

the program is modeled after the milwaukee public schools program, where research has proven for over three decades that this works. this is the only proven brandon to raise test scores in reduce the achievement gap. school standards attached to balanced scorecards, education and insight, in arrears standardization exists because of the academic experience for all children. this accreditation is facilitated to assure the offending martis are principals are upheld. we know her they were willing to work with us. the teachers were prepared, and there was a point in the school year where they are allocated funds. however, they have declined and least three times to get a consultation, and there has been no communication with teachers about this. thank you very much. president mendosa: there is a lot of speakers and line. if you could please honor the one minute, i would appreciate it. >> i apologize if i sound redundant for anything you have heard before. there seem to be a lot of themes here, not only in our school but particularly around transparency, first of all, i would like to set a

. >>> finally, in wisconsin, the sausage mascots for the milwaukee brewers took part in the ninth annual opening day brat relay race. the five sausages, brat wurst, polish and italian sausage usually race inside the ballpark, but for opening day, the group raced through the city to the ballpark to mark the beginning of baseball season. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. we saw that video from tennessee. lots of areas in the south, what a wicked day. >> we're now calling this the worst severe weather outbreak since 2006. we're not talking faytalities o tornadoes, just total number of reports of severe weather. but in the last 24 hours, all of these dots are severe weather reports. the red are the triangles, the green the hail, the blue the wind. and definitely over 500 wind damage reports in the southeast. so a big day of cleanup. and again about three fatalit s fatalities. today middle of the country is relatively quiet, but a storm system in the northwest. nothing too horrible, but a rainy da

we were in milwaukee and wisconsin. then we moved to south san francisco. we were expanding. we needed space. the city was so welcoming and didn't give us space but sold it to us at a good price. the facility had everything. it was easy for us. >> that was then. this is now. vallejo has now gone bankrupt, one of the few cities in the world to do that. does it affect your business? have you thought about leaving? why stay now? >> for us, it has no impact whatsoever. none at all. it's life as usual. in a city that's really -- we couldn't feel anything different. there is no reason for us to move. our employees love the location. it's convenient. most of them live over here on the east bay and it's more convenient for them. i'm probably the only employee that lives on the peninsula. >> you have bucked a lot of trends, one of which is starting out wealthy and becoming wealthier. usually people born into money kind of have that lost generation of trust fund kids who don't do a lot. another is being the opposite of the tide of most american companies who have been manufacturing in

milwaukee went on to win the game 6-3 in 12. patriots day in boston. held the marathon out on the streets. bean town fenway park. red sox clobber the blue jays. if boston started out the season o and 6. now 5 and 10 after the 9-1 win. boston marathon. hall trains in palo altoment led half the race. finish fourth. nicely done. kenya l ran fastest ever. that's almost a minute faster than the old mark p.caroline won the women race. duane wade so sick yesterday he couldn't eat. wade got white a really bad migraine. he was the one inflicting the headach headaches tonight. game 2. miami versus phillies and this would be vin tan flash. right there. hits turbo in the open court. scored 14 points. never close. track meet for the heat. lebron. had 29. miami rolls 94-73 to take a tw two-o series lead. if no 3 since november. 3 quarter court. 67 all. after 3. former warrior mike. catching it fourth quarter lead p.derek rose tile. cross of. draw the contact. tear drop mvp. mvp. derek rose with 36. pacers hang around but the bolts take a series lead. whenever they a

and she goes to the college in milwaukee and the president of the college runs up to her and says mrs. bush, we're so glad you're here. i have 40 of our state's top literacy experts here to hear you. and mrs. bush says, i was panicked because at that point i didn't know anything. so thinking quickly, when they all sat down, barbara bush said to them, well, tell me, if you were married to the president of the united states, what would you do? >> and they went around the room and she said before our time -- our time was up and only half of them had spoken, and i was rescued. she said but i took copious notes and i learned a lot that day and i continued to learn. because mr. bush did not win the presidential nomination that year, he did win the vice presidential nomination on the ticket with ronald reagan, she decided she was going to continue following up in this area because she thought it was a very solid project and one that would benefit the country. with her own money she hired two people to help her develop this as an area of expertise. she had breakfast where she invited experts

milwaukee's morgan. take three out of four from atlanta. number 3. back to augusta. eagle on the first hole. goosen is five strokes off the pace. number 2, red sox catcher throws off the mask. makes the catch. boston loses again. they are 0-6 for the first time since world war ii. and at number 1, os and tigers. nick markakis saying enough already. gets it in to grab it for the final out. baltimore improves to 5-1. and we will be right back. ,,,,,,,, [ jerry ] look at this! you got a state-of-the-art man-cave, but the savings account of a cave-man! hey sports fans check this out. [ beep ] oops, my bad. earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! ooh, 3-d! instead of earning bupkus, your savings could be earning three times the national average! three times more. go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? what's this do? [ beeping ] our next newscast is tomorrow mornin >>> it is time for david letterman and ben stiller is coming

milwaukee's ricky weeks is gone. he took a high heat from the strike zone and punch it out in left field. carlos gomez, back-to-back jack. the first of the season with back-to-back home runs. bottom of the 9, reds down two. not anymore. hernandez, 3-run not walk home home run. 7-6 over the brewers. the world's get their start on the road in tampa bay. -- the orioles get their start tomorrow on the road in tampa bay. forget lawn mowers, the indians killed crew needed snow shovels to work on the field today. the unions oppose the white sox tomorrow. the first good news, no snow in the cleveland forecast. the bad news, tomorrow's high is 41 degrees. have fun hitting the ball nine degrees above freezing. the final four and trying to land toes in's next boss -- basketball coach. -- towson's next basketball coach. they will break ground in may on a new facility, which will stand next door to the current facility. the new facilities will seek 5000 and open in the spring of 2013, going by the name of tiger arena. it carries

>> this loving father, a native of milwaukee, is also a war-hardened paratrooper who leads from the front. wounded himself, and he still carries shrapnel in his leg from an ied attack. five others were injured, two seriously. >> jeffrey -- >> and no matter how late at night, davis finds the time to cheer up many of his own wounded soldiers in hospitals in the states. >> you'll start to get feelings in your hands and legs. >> reporter: and then, but only if he's earned it, davis has the other twinkie. >> simple pleasures. >> reporter: before winding down until the next one. jim aceda, nbc news, kandahar. >> life in the u.s. army thousands of miles from home. we've had a tremendous response to jim maceda's reporting this week. because of that, he's live on the facebook page tonight, taking comments, answering questions from all of you about the people he met on the front lines in afghanistan. >>> up next here tonight, a high school student announces to her classmates she's pregnant, but that's not the stunner in her story. ji >>> big story out of washington state in the news tonight. it's a

walker, i appreciate what you have built in milwaukee. i have enjoyed riding in both wisconsin and vermont. i wish i was there right now. as a former state official in the state legislature, i am familiar with your situation, governor walker. we had a 1 $20 billion budget. we enacted 26 tax cuts, regulatory reform, and a number of things that ultimately went to, when a death in 1999, a budget surplus and a rainy day fund of over $1 billion. >> we saw higher unemployment and job loss and after that. clearly raising taxes is not the right answer. the more you put money in the hands of job creators, the better off you will be. >> mich. the come as you know, we are at a $5.70 billion shortfall. the governor is taking aggressive steps and is being pushed back as well as when you have experienced. as well as dealing with the emergency manager authority over municipalities, that leaves my question. what do you think of that type of authority and what are some other forms that may need to be pursued in order to strengthen the fiscal standing of s

. >>> in sports, opening day in baseball, and milwaukee gets off to a powerful start against cincinnati. the brewers ricky leaks hits a lead-off homer then carlos gomez knocks one out of the park. but it was not enough. a ramon hernandez walk-off homer in the ninth gives the reds a 7-6 victory over the brewers. first game between the dodgers and the giants. l.a. got off to a great start, striking out nine. but san fran catcher buster posey makes a throwing error. the dodgers score and end up beating the world series champs 2-1. the yankees and tigers trade great plays. in the first curtis granderson makes a diving catch. look at that. then in the fifth detroit's ray rayburn returns the favor. the yanks come out on top, winning their home opener 6-3 over detroit. >>> and in college basketball, youtube's dunking sensation jacob tucker, proves he is the real deal. tucker a perfect 50 in the college slam dunk championship. and get this, he is only 5'10" tall. tucker got in the competition through a facebook vote and is the only nondivision i player in the competition. he definitely has game

milwaukee's morgan. take three out of four from atlanta. number 3. back to augusta. eagle on the first hole. goosen is five strokes off the pace. number 2, red sox catcher throws off the mask. makes the catch. boston loses again. they are 0-6 for the first time since world war ii. and at number 1, os and tigers. nick markakis saying enough already. gets it in to grab it ,,,,,, our next newscast is tomorrow morn >>> it is time for david letterman and ben stiller is coming on tonight. >> ben stiller? >> yes. it should be funny. we will see. >> his hair will be sticking up. >> do you think? >> i don't know. >> let's give him a ,,,,,,,,

day i taught class at the university of wisconsin, i had 500 students and an entire front row were milwaukee police officers. i told them that i just got a federal prison. they looked at me, and i said, "we are going to have a good time." [laughter] hey, it is real. that is what i want to do for you today, make it real. what you see is only a piece of the story, what happens in that courtroom. what happens later is when they go to prison. >> could you tell us some of the barriers you faced from the transition from prison into the community? >> when you get a prison, now, there is no date money. they all walked out in many states in their prison uniforms, with a number across their chests. it is really a miracle they do not get shot as escapees. they are coming home to the community with no winter clothes, no eyeglasses. they have had no medical attention in years. they are usually silver and not on drugs. usually, not always. -- they are usually sold -- sober. the idea is in prison they dry out. in prison, they are just warehouses. there is no prison programming anymore. there's no college p

rickie weeks leading it off for the visiting milwaukee brewers. that is a home run. brew crew quickly on top. next up carlos gomez, not usually a home run guy, but this one makes the second deck of the great american band box. first time in more than 40 years the team opened the season with back to back homers. brewers up 2-0 early. on to the ninth we go. reds down 6-4, two on, two out, former oriole ramon hernandez, go home reds. that's a three-run walk-off home run. cincinnati wins 7-6. ramon hernandez. mike mussina, it's like old homework. >> mike mussina, back to the day. sir ha. oh, man this was a day. cal was still playing. got to show you the game day forecast. all that baseball, man, 60. >>> we still think there is going to be some rain around. rain and snow showers out there tonight. >> i missed the joke. >> that's a good one. >> inside joke. >> the forecast is a joke. >> yeah, oh look, commercial. we'll be right back. what do we have here? oh, it's scotts naturescapes advanced mulch. advanced huh? ehh...mulch is mulch. oh, not so, pops. ordinary mulch can f

. >>> and in wisconsin, a wicked hailstorm in milwaukee. bb sized hail poured from the sky sunday. the sudden storm left a coating that looked like snow. forced residents to get the snow shovels back out to clean up. >>> bp wants to start drilling for oil again in the gulf of mexico. almost a year after the massive bp oil spill, the company is asking for permission to drill at ten existing deep wells in the gulf. the proposal includes a promise from bp to embrace stricter safety rules to prevent another disaster. >>> meanwhile, transocean, the company that operated the bp oil rig that exploded decided to give its top executives bonuses for safety performances. 11 crew members died in the explosion last april. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," hackers get some big change and ranking the airlines. ashley morrison here in new york with more. >> good morning, terrell. asian markets are on the rise this morning. tokyo's nikkei index edged up a bit. while hong kong's hang seng rose about 1%, and oil hit a 30-month high topping out at more than $108 a barrel. >>> wall street will be listening

you for joining us again this is president obama's first official stand well arguably his speech in milwaukee but this is you know i'm going to veto this for labor in the midst of this nationwide labor battle in europe is this too little too late or is he playing his cards just right. well i think we have to define what's the labor issue perhaps this conversation let's start specifically with the bill sure it's a good thing and i think it does say to people and i always had this argument with a progressive friends it does matter who's in the white house whatever criticism we have of the president of the democratic party being too close to wall street which is certainly criticism that i've leveled it is true that there is a difference between having a president a democratic president who will stop these kinds of crazy bills particularly what you mention around the f.a.a. but you know it is a small segment it is public workers it's the f.a.a. workers we're not talking about the broad broad population of workers throughout the private sector as you well know tom you talk about this you're expert

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narrator: the milwaukee incident pointed out the potential vulnerability of our drinking water infrastructure in controlling the spread of illness. biedrzycki: it's incumbent upon us to try to stay ahead of the curve, but it's very, very difficult. there's always another bug on the horizon. narrator: in 2008, the associated press reported that water quality testing across the nation uncovered trace amounts of pharmaceutical compounds in the drinking water supplies of millions of americans. the health effects of these low levels of medications diluted in our water are still being determined. but these findings further illustrate the fundamental relationship of infrastructure to health. the quality of water plays a significant role in public health. but reliable quantities of water play a significant role in public safety. [ sirens ] the water that comes out of the fire hydrants is the same water that you are utilizing to drink out of your own faucets in your home. so it is critical that we have the best and optimal water distribution system that we can tap into. johnson: in the mid-1990s, the

the centers for disease control found high rates of preteen sexual activity in detroit, memphis and milwaukee. still, ebony jackson doesn't want the city giving condoms to her daughter. >> no. to be honest with you, no. >> reporter: too young? >> yeah, too young. >> reporter: but she's also aware even her 9-year-old is con fronted with sex. >> she sees a lot of things that go on with school. some girls may be faster than what she is. >> reporter: and since kids are moving faster, the city is trying to catch up. aaron katersky, abc news, philadelphia. >>> when we come back here, we're going to the latest on the search for a missing miner, but first, here's what diane sawyer has planned this week here. >> made in america. >>> how are some american companies thriving in these tough times? what's their secret? >> all it takes is american know-how. >> starting monday, neat the made in america all-stars. >> on "a b kbc world news." >> with diane sawyer. and sleep soundly through the night. finally that day has arrived with prevacid®24hr. just one pill helps keep you heartburn-free for a full 24 ho

democratic judge joanna kloppenburg has taken the lead over the incumbent even scott walker's old seat in milwaukee was won by a democrat in a landslide victory so is this a sign of a rejection of november's elections and that old win for republicans and doesn't mean that perhaps americans should focus on local elections to bring about change rather than presidential candidates who if obama is the example never seem to bring it earlier from our studio in los angeles i caught up with and it is fair enough the young turks i first asked her if she thought the what we're seeing it was constant is a response november's elections a reaction by the progressive movement. i don't think that it's a reaction to the november elections i think it's a direct reaction to republicans in the state attacking workers' rights i feel like for the first time progressives in the state are waking up because they're feeling that the republicans targeting their rights when it comes to collective bargaining or union rights and so they're really standing up and fighting for what they believe so the whole issue with scott walk

the deepest part of lake michigan, our port, is in milwaukee, wisconsin. we have lots of parcels of land available for trucking and storage. our governor, our very popular governor, scott walker, who just turned down $810 million for high speed rail, now wants $150 million to improve the one through chicago and milwaukee. we're only 90 miles from o'hare which is overcrowded and so i think the aerotropolis concept could improve the profitability of that airport. i would reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves the balance of her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise? mr. mica: i rise in opposition and claim time. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. mica: while i do rise in opposition to the amendment, i do want to first of all thank the gentlelady from wisconsin for bringing this amendment forward. our committee did have an amendment which we included a provision for the gentleman from tennessee who she's been working with, mr. cohen. i think they have an excellent proposal for lookin

milwaukee, fargo... and miami. ♪ [ female announcer ] because sometimes sunglasses aren't an option, they're a necessity. great sunglasses like ray-ban and oakley tailored perfectly to your prescription. lenscrafters. >>> good morning to you. itis 7:26 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. a murder investigation is under way in santa cruz after a woman ease body is found inside a man's apartment. police say he was living with the dead body for days. marla tellez is live in santa cruz with more on the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. the 63-year-old was arrested here at the shoreview apartment complex that overlooks the santa cruz board walk. it's where he's been living almost two years. police say they found a woman's dead body inside his apartment upstairs. police were called out to investigation a horrible stench and suspicious activity. the woman was in her 30s and he was living with her dead body for more than a week and never reported it. neighbors say the two, all though more than 3

- well, i've always said that kindle county lies somewhere south of milwaukee, north of st. louis, west of cleveland, and east of kansas city. in other words, it's a midwestern metropolis. chicagoans know that it bears a great resemblance to cook county. but it's a slightly smaller city than chicago. - at some point, tommy molto is talking to a colleague, they've suffered a setback, and they're not happy, but molto says to the other lawyer, "listen, will have lived 500 years",up, meaning there's a lot of experience there and they can figure it out. and i thought that was a very interesting way of validating the jury system. - right. well, i think that... that's an observation that i heard once from a judge. and he was... you know, the jury system is always somewhat controversial, because there's complex ideas that they don't seem to be able to digest as a group, and yet there is a kind of wisdom about human experience that juries always possess. and they're not so great when they've got to figure out the intricacies of patent law, but they're terrific when it comes down to u