they got flint. flint? what do they want him for? aw, those confounded army rifles. i knew i should've told that agent to let the army pick 'em up like they were supposed to. now they're holdin' flint hostage. says that unless we turn the rifles over to them, they'll kill him. they're holdin' flint? let's go after him. oh, let's go after him, huh? just like that? let's go after him? yeah. we don't even know where they are, you knothead! . use the young men. try not to upset the womenfolk. charlie, you get the ololr men, ask 'em to come over to my wagon. have 'em bring their metal files with 'em. yes, sir. metal files? what do we want metal files for? we're gonna do a little work on the firing pins of those rifles before we turn 'em over to that bunch. you're not gonna give 'em a bunch of rifles. charlie, will you do like i asked you, just once, please? yes, sir. attention: are you eligible for medicare? the medicare enrollment deadline is just a few days away. changes to medicare plans could impact your healthcare costs. are you getting all the benefits available to

flint: i don't know. i might need special care anytime now. >> flint mccullough, the major has been worried sick about you. flint: he didn't have to. i had very good medicine. oh, charlie? this is mrs. griffith. >> how do you do? does the major know you are annie: quit bellowing in my year. flint: thanks a lot. annie: you better but that hat back on, you might catch cold. ? flint: the shoshone say she is good medicine. major adams: what is the matter with you? did she bite you? flint: i will tell you all about it someday. major ad come on, let's get rolling. get that team hitched up. come on, move, will you? ready to roll, charlie? >> major? i changed my mind, i am going with you. major adams: now you are finally talking some sense. go to the end of the line. >> ? roll along, wagon train rolling over mountains where there ain't no pass, praying to the lord we stay together wagon trail, roll along picking up a passenger in every town wonder if he is ever going to shoot you down looking for a girl, need not

flint. flint! why don't you stay? as far as colonel taylor is concerned, you could be as dead as thorpe. i've made my decision. you're an uncommonly high-principled young man, mccullough. l. guide me back to camp. you're right, mccullough. this is a fine tactical position. thank you, sir. hayes, deploy your men! yes, sir! all right, dismount! now, look, mccullough, i want you to take a detail of four men. use the black powder. i want you to blow up those bridges. no prisoners, and i'll hold you responsible for anybody who escapes in that direction. yes, sir. all right, move, you men! come on! let's see a little speed here! ( hoofbeats ) kill them! yahoo! killcome on, no prisone! what's this? ners. prisoner, sir. you heard me. but he surrendered, sir. hayes! here's another one for you. no! . but you don't understand, sir. he surrendered. you don't just shoot a prisoner. hayes was obeying my orders. lieutenant, take this man in charge. first battle's always bad for the appetite. it isn't that. it's to see men shot down

oh, flint, i'm scared. i make enough from the arizona stage to keep us going, but if it weren't for that, i don't know what i'd do. why don't you sell out, millie? i can't find a buyer. nobody wants to buy this place. i'd sell in a minute if i could. you shouldn't be stuck out here. i really should get married, you know. just waiting for the right fellow to come along? no. no, he's come along. i'm still waiting. guess i always will be. millie, if things were different-- if i were just settled-- believe me, you wouldn't wait any longer. well, it's nice being almost proposed to, anyway. maybe i'll change one day. ll there are no more wagon trains, no more rivers to cross, mountains to climb. right now there's not a river nor a mountain in sight. ohh! this is cherokee? y-yes, i'm sorry. i didn't hear the stage. well, you won't. we have been walking the last three miles. walking? what's wrong? well, we were held up and robbed. our driver and the guard were murdered. he just took our luggage and drove off. are y

for over a year, the flint water crisis has been public. we have not yet been able to act here in congress. it has been even longer since that havence of flint been using water that is poison. for two fulllead, years. to be clear, what happened in flint was a failure of government at every level of government. through this amendment, congress can take its rightful place in fulfilling its obligation in its responsibility to help my hometown recover. the amendment would authorize $170 million to restore the safety of water infrastructure in communities like my hometown of flint that have lead in their water. more importantly it would create a concrete commitment from both bodies of congress to get aid to my hometown, for my hometown, to the president's desk. the senate passed similar legislation by a vote of 95-3. this amendment would ensure the house also supports communities like flint that are suffering with this terrible problem. we have waited an awful long time for this. we worked very hard to get this amendment. -- get this amendment i

women are like that. ( whines ) ( horses riding off ) flint... flint? flint? flint? "therefore, i'm taking colette to junction city "and claiming the reward. "wait here for me. "all will work out for the best. you the one that saw the churchill girl headed for mexico? yeah, i'm the fella. thought you'd like to know you were wrong. is that so? got into town about an hour ago riding a mule. are you sure? i saw her myself. she signed this in person. what is it? your name flint mccullough? that's right. warrant for your arrest. what's the charge? abduction. this one is for kidnapping. assault and battery. unlawful transportation of a female person against her will. theft. question about it being grand or petit. item--one pet dog. well, i don't know what she's trying to prove, but i'm sure gonna find out. why, uh, i've got another one of these. let's go, boys. you got a visitor. mrmrmccullough. it's a one-man cell. i'm richard churchill. can't say that i blame you. had a chat with my daughter. seems to be a slight misunderstanding. that's a slight understatement. oh, thes

so that's flint mccullough, huh? flint mccullough. ew foreman, miss beauty. now that the job's open again-- i told you before, jud, the answer is no. mr. mccullough, i'm sorry if i sounded blunt before. didn't matter. will you have supper with me? in payment for my trouble? how many apologies do i have to make? i, um, take it you accept. you knew that all along. you have any ideas... forget 'em. ideas about what? about hangin' around, lookin' for a job, maybe. it's a thought. don't try me. what's going on around here, luke? two of my strays wandered onto her grazing land. while i was trying to round 'em up, beauty jamison's foreman spotted me. you call ed stringer a foreman?! enforcer would be more like it. i tried explaining, but he just kept standing there with that smirk on his face and his fingers itchin' to draw, and he would have if i'd give him half a chance! you knew there'd be trouble if you crossed stringer. i didn't think. orning, this is what i found. what kind of a man does it take to cut a horse's throat? the minute i saw that knife, i knew who

flint. flint. that's a nice name. you hungry, flint? i have influence. come with me. tables is crooked, i tell ya. they been rigged. a poor loser. yes, miss goldie? i fix. it takes a while to get used to it. take me longer to get used to the prices. ha, ha, ha. wait'll you pay for the steak. don't you want anything? nothing. then what's the... what's a nice girl like me doing in a place like this? something like that. i'm not public property. i noticed nobody bothered you. that's because i belong... to him. who's he? te city belongs to him too. and the mine outside. his name is will hardisty. and, uh, you don't like it? yes, but i'm not very happy about it. i was once, and i could be again, if we'd ever get out of here, but we won't. i've got a rival. not that i've noticed. tent city. and the mine outside. and the 12 other mines and the interest in 20 others. plus the interest in the mines just look at them. will hardisty isn't the only one interested in money. he's just smarter at getting it. there's more greed in this one tent than you'll find in most full-sized tow

and it's like people are giving up in flint. and they call this pure michigan, and we've been pure poisoned. >> reporter: flint still receives its water from detroit. today, the e.p.a. announced new steps the city must take before it can switch to a different source. john, that includes three months of testing. >> dickerson: don dahler for us tonight. thanks so much, don. next on the "cbs evening news," all the u.s. cash in this warehouse is fake-- printed in a foreign land. we'll take you though there. and later, "on the road," he had

the controversial "hustler" founder, larry flint was there tonight. >> he was. he did a meet and greet with customers for two hours and talked with us. he said this store will be an asset to the community. you may have seen the billboards in san jose. now the hustler hollywood store is officially open. during tonight's grand opening, "hustler" publisher larry flint christened the new store. some neighbors have not rolled out the red carpet, especially those with kids. >> i would not want her saying i want to go in the store. >> reporter: flint says people need to experience the store before they pass judgment. >> we don't sell to minors, you know, we only sell to consenting adults. >> reporter: this woman waited in line to meet flint and says it is a big improvement over the former bank office that revacant for years. >> i love it. it's so cool. i live just around the corner from it and i remember this was so empty. now i just can come here any time and get lingerie. >> reporter: and the strip club the pink poodle is right across the street and doesn't seize the

referred to as "little miss flint" nat flint girl pkg 5:04 as the water crisis lost momentum in the media the donations stopped coming 5:11 that's mari's mom on the phone with us today.. distribution point to get bottled water.. because even with filters.. her tap water isn't safe.. 4:39 if you want it you go get it yourself :41 last week a federal judge ordered the state must deliver 4 cases of water to every house in flint ever week.. now the state of michigan is challenging the ruling saying saying it would create an "unnecessary" and "immediate, insurmountable burden" on the state. 1:01 us living like this is an unnecessary burden :04 in a statement, michigan governor rick snyder's spokesperson said "the resources to accomplish this would only be avaia national guard or hiring several logistics companies." people in flint say until the infrastructure is replaced.. it's what they need. 1:25 the water is still causing us a lot of issues and until those issues go away i can't in good faith expose my children to the water even if it's filtered :35 i'm todd walker we have an update to brea

flint: courtney. i think maybe we better try and talk. settlers the right to homestead on public lands anywhere. and that includes iron river. federal law has quite a bit to say out t e emancipation of slaves, too. the war is over, sheriff. you think so? , it isn't over in bitter springs. s i'm concerned, it isn't going to be over till the last slaver is dead, last rebel is plowed under. if it's the boyre worried about, they're bringing them both up together in the same way, they know their rights, l fight to keep 'em. there's nothing that would please me more. go back-- come in, nora. mr. mccullough, what's that sheriff man mad about? partly, i guess. because you haven't donewrong. e an, mr. mccullough? no... he's just mad at a lot of things. i didn't expect you'd get anyplace. he's a stubborn man, john. i talked to tom pope. flint, we aren't fixin' to run. if we have to fight s, we'll do it. mr. mccullough, riff, he talked abouot be, didn't he? don't he know i'm free just like mike or mr. john orona

flint, hey! flint: aah! come on, wake up! get up! what is it? come on, get up! i wawa to show you something! you are the roughest soul. come on. want you to look in this water barrelel get me up in the middle of the night to look in a water barrel? just look in the barrel, will you? ice?! yeah, ice! woke up cold, decided to make myself some coffee. charlie's got the watch. looked at the thermometer-- 30 above right now. doesn't feel that cold. by golly, i'll tell you, it is. ow what that means, don't you? that means it could snow any day from now on. that'd be nice, right in the middle of these mountains. we've been pretty lucky so far. only a few flurries. we could be snowed in inside of five or six hours, and lord only knows for how long. that means you're gonna have to get on that horse of youou and go to work. i know there's some passes through these mountains that other trains have used, might save us three e four days. are you telling me about the passes? yes, i'm telling you. now wake up, will you? all right, i'll get on my hohoe just as soon as i've had

for over a year, the flint water crisis has been public. we have not yet been able to act here in congress. it has been even longer since the residence of flint that have been using water that is poison. poinsed with lead, for two full years. to be clear, what happened in flint was a failure of government at every level of government. through this amendment, congress can take its rightful place in fulfilling its obligation in its responsibility to help my hometown recover. the amendment would authorize $170 million to restore the safety of water infrastructure in communities like my hometown of flint that have lead in their have led in their water. more portly, it would create a concrete commitment from both bodies of congress to get aid te my hometown, for my hometown, to the president's desk. the senate passed similar legislation by a vote of 95-3. this amendment would ensure the house also supports communities like flint that are suffering with this terrible problem. we have waited an awful long time for this. we worked very hard to get

one of the other lessons in flint, it is very clear that flint was a community that was this and that sit in -- disinvest it in, they lost their manufacturing base. their ability to eat economically manage the system is under threat. since we are getting it to the levels and needs to be. we have handled that across the united states. how do we invest in infrastructure, not simply for new infrastructure, but how we look at the infrastructure that exist that is either decaying, too big, needs additional treatment, in the case of drinking water, and how do we move that forward. we have completed many rounds of focus groups. we have a plan that we are getting ready to release shortly. that will hopefully be a lessons learned and a path forward, not just to address lead and copper rules, which we know need to be updated, but also to figure out a path forward to look at how we begin the reinvestment, how much we need, and how we keep up with drinking water and wastewater facilities. we have become very accustomed to not having to worry about drinking water and wastewater. we can no longer h

we have some lessons in flint. you'll see very shortly that will come out with the drinking water action plan because when flint happened, shortly after that we begin national discussions with all of the stakeholders because there are number of shrinking cities like flint that have too large of a system. when you have a larger drinking water system is not a good thing because it means their stagnant water and the pipes and you don't want that. so how we manage those situations will be important. another lesson in flint is that it's very clear that flint was a community that was just invested inches they lost their manufacturing base, that's why they are shrinking. their ability to be able to economically manage the system is under threat, since we're getting it to the levels it needs to be and i think we have that challenge across the united states. how do we invest in infrastructure not simply for new infrastructure but how we look at the infrastructure that exists but is either decay, too big, needs additional tr

one of the other lessons in flint, it is very clear that flint was a community that was this and that sit in -- disinvest it in, they lost their manufacturing base. their ability to eat economically manage the system is under threat. since we are getting it to the levels and needs to be. we have handled that across the united states. how do we invest in infrastructure, not simply for new infrastructure, but how we look at the infrastructure that exist that is either decaying, too big, needs additional treatment, in the case of drinking water, and how do we move that forward. we have completed many rounds of focus groups. we have a plan that we are getting ready to release shortly. that will hopefully be a lessons learned and a path forward, not just to address lead and copper rules, which we know need to be updated, but also to figure out a path forward to look at how we begin the reinvestment, how much we need, and how we keep up with drinking water and wastewater facilities. we have become very accustomed to not having to worry about drinking water and wastewater. we can no longer h

and it was like a knife in the heart of the people of flint. a black city. saw the president do this. and it just deflated -- i saw everybody get deflated. the pipes still haven't didn't replaced. the water is still poisoned. after that how much attention, how many shows on flint since he drank the water? i mean, it's things like that that just like -- we don't want to say anything because we don't want to attack him because he's attacked enough, but it's like -- if this thing just gets ignored. the water woman, the first question in the flint debate and she learns that she was just a prop that donna brazile fed the question to the campaign so she's standing there as woman hoop shouldering poison thinking her question is being heard for the first time by the candidates, and it is being heard by one candidate for the first time, but the other candidate fed the question, and so she's on tv, the week before this election saying, i was used. i was used. >> but they didn't vote for trump though, right? >> no. they stayed home. or remarkably -- no. remarkably, let

the flint water crisis still a crisis. i'll talk to a congressman who wonders what will happen to the people of that city after donald trump becomes president. and a wintry blast parts of the northeast now getting hit with an early snowfall. the latest on the forecast ahead. >>> let's begin with politics and another set of high profile meetings at the new jersey weekend home of president elect donald trump. this after sitting down with former rival mitt romney, a meeting that lasted 80 minutes. here is what the former presidential nominee told reporters on his way out. >> very thorough and in depth discussion in the time we had. and appreciated the chance to speak with the president elect. >> now later today, rudy giuliani and governor chris christie are among those stopping by for meetings with the president elect. it comes more than a week after the vice president elect took over the duties as head of the transition team. no indication whether that particular controversy matters amid reports that trump is considering gov

and it's like people are giving up in flint. and they call this pure michigan, and we've been pure poisoned. >> reporter: flint still receives the water from detroit. today, the e.p.a. announced new steps the city must take before it can switch to a different source. john, that includes three months of testing. >> dickerson: don dahler for us tonight. thanks so much, don. next on the cbs evening news, warehouse is fake. printed in a foreign land. we'll take thru. and later "on the road,"" he had thought he had nothing to live for. a trip to the grocery store of all places changed that. "exercise more." i know that. "try laxatives..." i know. believe me. i know that. tell me something i don't know. (vo) linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation, or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements that are easier to pass. do not give linzess to children under 6 and it should not be given to children 6 to 17. it m

vivian: oh, flint? may i introduce you? this is flint mccullough. this is bert johnson. hi. mr. johnson. flint is the scout on the wagon train and a wonderful friend. you're a very lucky man, mr. johnson. i know that. i know that. if you'll excuse me, i'm sure you have a great deal to talk about. i'd be honored to have you join us for dinner, mccullough. thanks very much, but, uh, three's a crowd. my wagon's out in front with everything i treasure on it, including my white wedding dress. your, uh... your wedding dress? i know it's silly, but i've always dreamed of a white gown. well, it is ridiculous for a woman my age. well, i guess i'd better go out and see that it-- well, of course you'll wear white. that's what all new brides wear, isn't it? and don't speak about age, darling. we'll unload your wagon later. right now you're going to have dinner and tell me about boston and all you've done since i last saw you. miss carter wants your finest room, and have somebody watch the wagon till we get back. this way, darling. - [narratod a medical emergy away from home? - my chest hurt

a federal judge takes action over the water crisis that's still unfolding in flint, michigan. still ahead on newscenter 5 at 4, what officials there have now been ordered to do for the people who've gone two years without safe water. and, find out what happened on the tarmac at a major us airport, that forced flight cancellations. >> temperatures are falling but look at the wind gust. will a you know about it. and right now, a pro-peace rally grows on the streets of boston, in response to the presidential election. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. >> new at 4, a federal judge says michigan state officials must deliver bottled water to flint homes. residents there are still living without access to safe drinking water after more than 2 years. the water is t

mccomb county, going northeast and also, over to that section of the state north of flint. times have been tough. democrats there probably not too happy. >> you look at flint, do you envision anymore who has tremendous anger of the republican governor in michigan saying i know our water crisis in flint has been awful, i'm going to vote for trump. >> donald trump thinks he has to try to reach out to african american voters. if he goes from 7% of the vote to 9% of the vote does that help him? and hurt her? >> maybe. i don't know. let's not attorney general yet about michael moore, from flint, michigan talking about how you shouldn't underestimate donald trump for months now. and also, we saw the woman who asked hillary clinton the question, that donna brazil sent her about flint, michigan what they're going to do. she's saying based on the cheating in that question should be disqualified for running for president. >> we're going to have more, you're looking at the dualing rallies, it's lady gaga in raleigh, north carolina and mike pence is warming up for donald trump who is g

you are active on this issue in flint, michigan. what is your family's experience with the lead poisoning? >> well, i have five-year-old twins, and one of them is diagnosed with lead poisoning and the other one was exposed and he has grown in 22 years. and both of my boys have hand/eye and speech issues and impulse control from lead poisoning. >> so this is an issue. we are looking at your darling children. they are cute. and i can't imagine what it is like to deal with and come to the realization that the water you think is clean is not in the city you are live nothing. how did you get chosen to be part of the cnn debate. >> cnn asked me. and i submitted three questions. >> and then what happened. >> it was narrowed down to the question i wound up asking. >> did you speak to anyone else about that one question that you were going to ask of the cand upon -- candidates. >> i referred to two of my mentors for guidance if they thought it was good enough question to be asked and those are the only people who had that information. >> bey

. >> michael moore was on "morning joe" today and talked about flint. the turnout in flint didn't reach expectations and this was his explanation. >> barack obama, who i love and voted for twice, and i will miss dearly. he showed up to flint five months ago and drank the water when it was still not fixed. the pipes are still not replaced. he drank the water to say, it's all okay, everyone. it was a knife in the heart of the people of flint that saw the president do this. the water is still poison. >> that's also an issue. >> there are so many issues. it is an issue. both flint and detroit, turn out was down which is another factor to why michigan was close. i'm really not kidding when we say we as democrats have to figure out how we'll include everybody, make everybody feel like they do matter. how we are going to fight for everybody, understand what the issues are. are we going to deliver and protect everybody at the same time? chuck schumer did endorse him. >> he's a very good friend. we need somebody progressive that will include everybody. i'm not c

and president obama came to flint to see the crisis face-to- face. from girls like little miss flint. >> the water crisis lost momentum the donations stop coming. >> part of the routine is going to the closest water distribution point to get bottled water because even with filters the tapwater isn't safe. >> you want it go get it yourself. >> the state must deliver format cases to every house every week, the state of michigan is challenging the ruling saying it would create an unnecessary and immediate unsurmountable burden on the state. in a statement the michigan governor spokesperson said the resources to accomplish this would only be available to the activation of the national guard or hiring several companies. replaced it is what they need. >> the water is causing a lot of issues and until the issues go away i can't expose my children to consuming the water . >> for the now, i'm todd walker.>>> president barack obama blocking new oil or gas drilling in the arctic ocean but it will be able to have been southwest alaska. the move today applies for

don dahler tells us the board's new plan calls for testing infants and toddlers not just in flint but across the entire state. >> reporter: nikia wakes' son, jaylon, has been having trouble in school lately. in 2015, he tested positive for elevated levels of lead. now, the seven-year-old is not only struggling with his school work, he has anger issues. changes. last year, he was suspended from school over 50 times. >> all right, sweetie. >> reporter: researchers say lead exposure can cause cognitive and behavioral problems. to prevent those sorts of things from happening to other michigan families, the board established by governor rick snyder last may made 100 recommendations. among them, universal blood testing of children in 9-12 months and again at 24-36 months. and because most lead poisoning comes from old lead paint, the inspections of rental houses and homes built before 1978, when lead paint was outlawed. michigan representative sheldon neeley: >> if you knock on any door inside the city of flint and ask that family has anything changed changed with them, with all of the eyes

hey, is that flint? he's packing something, too. yeah, he sure is. whoa. what's up, flint? i found me a visitor. you'd better give me a hand with him. while you're at it. easy. easy, bill. ( grunts ) where'd you find him, flint? oh, about an hour's ride out. i stumbled on him coming back from bringing the mail. no sign of his horse. where's the major? he's been up front for a couple days, looking for a place to cross the murdock. river up? yeah. cavalry troop passed by a few days ago and gave us the word. looks like he's coming out of it some. yeah. lift his head, charlie. easy. ( coughs ) i... feel better? aye, aye. i don't know. i... my horse stumbled, broke his leg. when did it happen? i don't know. four days, a week. i lost track. well, we'll get you a place to rest and some hot broth into you. is this the adams train? it sure is. iend of mine, a doctor. we don't have a doctor traveling with us this trip. only wish we did. tyrone, his name would be. james tyrone. we got some irish folks traveling with us. they might know. nothing wrong with him that a day's rest won't c

jc: more fallout in the water crisis in flint, michigan. what the state has now been ordered to do. >> what should veterans day me to all of us? ben: project fight for his country honored to be a marine. , but there is one thing he deserved from the military he hasn't gotten yet. this brush fire burning at the lynnwood -- reservation. firefighters say it is too dark and dangerous to fight those ben: let's follow back to linn following that breaking news. we have asked sky 5 to pull out. the lynn woods reservation -- we push and, you see the trees. the brush fire has been burning for about an hour at least. this is the lynnwood's reservation. we do not believe any homes are threatened right now, but firefighters say it is too dark situation. sky 5, of course, is above it and we'll be updating of throughout the evening. jc: a california mother of two last seen jogging near her home is still missing after ten days. authorities say one suspect is no longer considered a suspect after new developments in the investigation. this california mother

flint: medicine mark! my rifle is pointed at your heart. you will be the first dead, even if we a a die. no one will die-- not today, nor in the days to come. the warrior medicine mark only talks of peace. . it was his dream. your brother? carry my brother to the horses of the white men. see they make their journey safely. my children will sing of him to their children. i hope the warrior medicine mark is as great in peace as he has been in war. it will take no greatness to lead in peace once we have learned to live without hatred. can i tell him you called him brother? he knows. what can i say to you? what you say to yourself is more important. hold up! ho! hey, captainin look there. you see what i see? there's a couple of indians with two white men with 'em. that's flint mccullough, ain't it, mr. mason, i-- i know , bije. you kept your promise. mm-hmm. and i'll keep mine. the money's in my wallet. i think you know where it is. five thousand. yes, sir. well, go ahead and take it. susu do thank you, mr. mason. now, what could i do with $5,0

jc: more fallout in the water crisis in flint, michigan. what the state has now been ordered to do. >> what should veterans day me to all of us? ben: project fight for his country honored to be a marine. , but there is one thing he deserved from the military he hasn't gotten yet. this brush fire burning at the lynnwood -- reservation. firefighters say it is too dark and dangerous to fight those

that follows the discovery of high levels of lead in the drinking water supply of flint, michigan. while experts say there is very little chance of a similar problem happening in california, water regulators are not letting their guard down. >> reporter: kron 4's charles clifford has the story. >> reporter: stefon kahina is with the state engineer of drinking water. they are charged with keeping contaminant ifs getting into the tap water supply. after watching the residents of flint, michigan struggle with widespread contamination in the water they renewed a sense of purpose. >> we are looking at flint as a wakeup call. >> reporter: california has very little naturally occurring lead in its water but from time to time, lead shows up in the water of homes, schools, and old buildings. the fixtures can sometimes contain led. >> the water in the public water system is excessively corrosive, some of the lead can leech out of the materials and can show up in tap water. >> reporter: his job is to keep the corrosiveness under control by enforcing the lead and copper rule. federal regulatio

he visited flint back in september. he spoke to a number of the residents and has been talking a lot about infrastructure spending on the campaign trail. so, i would expect -- everything is up in the air, but i would expect the two sides will be able to come together on flint. >> majority leader mitch mcconnell prioritized getting down the defense authorization bill and this 21st century cures bill. tells about that, briefly. mr. wong: i do not have too much information on what is happening on the senate side. i do know when mcconnell spoke to reporters the other day, one of his top priorities obviously was the repeal of obamacare. i think a lot of the discussion that will be happening is going to be about what republicans do in the first 100 days of the new trump administration. that was part of the discussion that happened yesterday between trump and mcconnell and trump and ryan. reince priebus was there as well, who is one of the. who is being talked about for chief of staff of the white house. i think a lot of the f

she will ask what if anything hillary will do to help the people of flint. cnn announced that on october 14 to have accepted brazil's resignation. they waited seven days through this news. fox business network is that cnn by this happened last month and was only reported yesterday. cnn has not responded to any calls or e-mails. nicole: senior aide to then secretary of state hillary clinton had left classified information and secured in a hotel room during a 2010 trip to china. and spokesman john kirby told fox in a statement upon secretary clinton's departure routine security sweep by democratic security agents identify classified documents in his staff members we. it was not known which of clinton is actually left the information exposed. cheryl: take you to the battle for muscle. iraqi forces in eastern suburb of mosul. the second largest city and meanwhile iranian that she had luscious bombshell is out to the west of oslo. -- mosul. ash carter is worried about those militias are you listening. >> of course he is concerned. he's seen from past history with

he visited flint that in september. he spoke to a number of the been talking aas lot about infrastructure spending on the campaign trail. expect -- everything is up in the air, but i would expect the two sides are able to come together in the lame-duck session. majority-- host: leader mitch mcconnell is also talking about the briefing and the 21st century security bill. tell us about that briefly. do not have much information about the senate side. i do know when mcconnell spoke to reporters the other day, one of his top priorities, obviously was the repeal of obamacare. discussion that will be happening in the lame-duck session will be about what republicans do in the first 100 days of the trump administration. that was part of the discussion between trump and ryan. reince priebus was there as well. who is one of the folks being talked about for chief of staff of the white house. ishink a lot of the focus going to be on the top priorities of those first 100 days. probably at the top of that list is repealing obamacare.

dan kill bee of flint, the congressman from flint, talked about that aid panel before they recessed. >> for over a year we have not been able to act here in congress. it's been even longer that the residents of flint have been drinking water, using water that is poisoned basically, poisoned with lead. two full years. and to be clear what happened in flint wads a failure of government at every level of government of the through this amendment, congress can take its rightful place in fulfilling its obligation and its responsibility to help my home town recover. the amendment would authorize $170 million to restore the safety of water infrastructure in communities like my home town of flint that have lead in their water and, more importantly, it would create a concrete commitment from both bodies be congress to get aid to my home town, for my tome -- home town, to the president's desk. the senate passed similar legislation by vote of 95-3. this amendment would ensure that the house also supports communities like flint that are suffering with this terrible problem. we've just waited an a

new news about a family in flint, michigan named the browns. we met them back in january. oscar brown and his family were kind enough to let me into their home to get a sense of the real life effects of the man-made water disaster in their town. the browns showed me their water bill, showed me how they were paying still a lot for the city water that they really could not use. flint city water of course was contaminated with lead thanks to a series of disastrous decisions by the state government after the state came in and overrode local democracy and took over the town. after we met the brown family in flint about ten months ago, a group of local plumbers banded together to help them out. they put a whole house filter on the water supply inside oscar brown's house. but that filter can only do so much with the wrecked system in the city, right? even with that whole house filter, they've still got water coming out of the tap that tests positive for lead. and so the browns are still relying on bottled water for many of their basic needs, including bathing, including their 4-y

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police aren't offering any theories about a motive behind the the mayor of flint, michigan has has renewed the city's the on-going effects of the city's water crisis--the declaration she signed last year was set to expire yesterday-- but the water in the city of flint has yet to be deemed safe to use without a filter. a woman accused of endangering her 14- year- old daughter by letting exotic animals roam free in her home has been arrested.police say they found three tigers, a cougar, skunk, fox and monkeys inside the home. police say the woman had a permit for the tigers. theives try to rob a washington county church.. shannon sims is in the newsroom with a story new at six. thanks george and carole.the criminals tried to break open the safe, only to leave emptyhanded.. tonight. the terrifying encounter one of the church workers had with one of the thieves.. that's coming up new on live at 6. thanksgiving is almost here and millions of people will be sharing the roads and the sky.. triple-a tells us what's 4 your money.. new numbers from triple-a predict close to 49-million people will tr