hello, everyone. thank you for joining me this sunday. i m fredricka wit field. we begin with breaking news out of southern california where a major oil spill off the coast is called a potential ecological disaster. the leak three miles off the coast of huntington beach and experts estimate as much as 126,000 gallons of post-production crude spilled out from an offshore oil production site. the imypacts to wildlife are visible. oil has started to wash ashore with dead fish and birds. natasha is live for us at huntington beach. do we know how this happened and has the leak been stopped in any way? a lot of questions that are still unanswered at this time, we don t know how this started and according to orange county supervisor katrina foley who i believe is a guest on your show coming up, will tell you that the responsible party is trying to repair this leak right now. everything is still sort of ongoing and not a whole lot of clarity at this time, but we do know that this i
Hello, everyone. thank you for joining me this sunday. i m fredricka wit field. we begin with breaking news out of southern california where a major oil spill off the coast is called a potential ecological disaster. the leak three miles off the coast of huntington beach and experts estimate as much as 126,000 gallons of post-production crude spilled out from an offshore oil production site. the imypacts to wildlife are visible. oil has started to wash ashore with dead fish and birds. natasha is live for us at huntington beach. do we know how this happened and has the leak been stopped in any way? a lot of questions that are
Comsupplies 1%, and wind energy supplies 3%. don t miss the premier of jake p tapper new show, the lead. it s sure to be smart and engaging just like jake. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. hello, everyone. welcome to the cnn newsroom. i m fredricka wit field. guilty as charged, that s the verdict for two high school football player from steubenville, ohio. they were convicted today of raping a girl after heavy partying. trent mays and malik richmond broke down as the verdict was read. richmond s mother openly wept. and after the verdict was read,
flood walls. those walls could fail. the city s mayor talked about his concerns with our ed lavandera. are you worried about it flooding? this is the heart of the city right here. it is the heart of the city, primarily protected by that wall right there. it would take a failure of that wall before this would be at risk. what we re really concerned about is that high river stage raising the water level back where the lake is, and if that got topped, because that level of protection is not nearly as high as that, if that got topped, the water is going to flow throughout the city. it won t be held within a particular compartment of the city. we re an island, the river on one side and both our eastern boundaries and south even boundaries is the river, the northern and western boundaries is the lake. this water threat surrounds you? absolutely. it s starting to lap up under the planks of the wharf. so the water is just now getting here. it will be water all the way. it w
The beginning of the melting pot. a thursday for freedom is what they a thurts for freedom. the text was recorded by john adams and it went something like this: he goes to heaven and says father, abraham, are there presbyterians in heaven and the answer no presbyterians. father, abraham, any episcopals in heavy were? no, no episcopals. any quakers? by patchists? methodists in heaven? no, none. father abraham, who is in heaven? the answer, he said, christians. with that sermon, he help the colonies see themselves a single people with sun divine destiny coming together. we have differences. historians say if wit field had