heating in the winter and air conditioning in the summer. it s the least we can do to make sure that they get the benefit that is they ve earned from the career that they ve put in to and the coal mining industry and the coal miners protection act very, very important legislation and i was glad to see that we finally got that done. we kept about 22,000 coal miners from losing their health benefits. and that was very important. i think we did the right thing. and along with that legislation and another piece of legislation that you supported was the effort to repeal the stream protection rule. can you explain what that was and your involvement in that effort? absolutely i can. when i first came to congress in 2011, i became aware of what the interior department, the office of surface mining and reclamation, was trying to do with the rule known as the stream protection rule. at this time, it was called the stream buffer zone rule. they changed the name of it so that it woul
capitol hill studio by the deputy editor of the provincial energy news from the coal industry is in the united states what are the main types of coal mined in the united states?. you to go from black to brown song that is mined in eastern pennsylvania is the not as much now. and then that type that is used for power plants than the type that is more brown and has less ability to produce energy but it is used in north dakota lot so that ranges to their different based and what part of the country. you talk about their ranges of coal talk about the mines. a lot of people assume all coal mines are power plants. but there are a lot of minds and there is the big marketlants for our metallurgical coal you estimate coal and steel and iron. a lot of the exports of overseas are for that metallurgical coal. it is and the power plant regulations but how much countries are developing and how much steel bidi to build there is speculation is our today our guest this morning should
intelligence sources or methods discussed and the president did not disclose any military operations that were not already publicly known. two other senior officials who were present, including the secretary of state, remember the meeting the same way and said so. they are on the record that will outweigh those of anonymous sources. thanks, everybody. mcmaster walked away, didn t take any questions tonight. journalists aren t alone, though. lawmakers have questions of their own. senator bob who is chair of the foreign relations committee said this about the trump administration, quote, obviously, they are in a downward spiral right now and have got to figure out to find a way to come to grips with what s happening. minority leader issued a statement saying quote, if the report is true, it is very disturbing and the president owes the intelligence community the american people, and congress a full explanation. standing by its reporting and one official tells cbs news, the in
she says she believes another attack is eminent. in other developments, children were among the 22 people killed in monday s attack after that concert. one of them an 8-year-old girl. authorities today identified the suspect. he also died when he set off the bomb near the exit. he was known to british authorities before the attack. con demd the attack. so many people living and enjoying their lives. hundreds gathered outside city hall today to hold a vigil of the victims of monday s attacks. the group is gathering outside philadelphia s city hall. this is a look at the scene just now. it s vulnerable giving terrorists the large scale devastation. there are lots of soft targets down the shore. ted greenberg got exclusive access to a new multimillion dollar security system being put in place. there were quite a few more eyes pretty soon. we certainly are. summer is almost here. with that many more people coming down here to atlantic city to have a good time. authori
a.j.: his first hit off a lefty in a really long time. first on all year and he goes back to last year for john jass jasso. joe: he s on the pirates that he did office they have quietly stayed in the race in the central prehad its low ball three. the problem here for terry collins is yes, reed is struggling, where do you go from here? a.j.: there s nobody that s going to be up. there s no help for you, it s just you. joe: he s doing his best to help his pitcher out. a.j.: they both had words for stew after the last pitch. they both called thought it was a strike and he called it a ball low. surprises me he was swinging after the argument that just ensued after the last pitch. you must want to take one right there just to see if there s a reaction. a.j.: games change. joe: a pop up in the left center. reyes is out to pull it in for out number two. the last moment umpiring crew put the hands off, infield fly rule is in effect as riaz got under it comfortably. it w