this is the kind we ll see again? the unfortunate side of this, is history often repeats itself. and what we know in the past is typically when biker gangs or criminal gangs have a turf war or a blood war or a fight, it usually is preceded by another event somewhere. that s why we said earlier we were asking, we re appealing to them to stand down. we re asking them not to have any additional further violence. will they ever get along? no. but we ve seen enough bloodshed here. we re asking for no more and hopefully we ll get their cooperation with that. sergeant patrick swanton with the waco police department. i know how hard you re working there. thank you for taking the time to talk with us tonight. good luck. yes, ma am. thank you. we have lots more ahead tonight including that breaking news i was just talking about from this california oil spill. we have images from that spill just coming in and we have that
will they ever get along? no. but we ve seen enough bloodshed here. we re asking for no more and hopefully we ll get their cooperation with that. sergeant patrick swanton with the waco police department. i know how hard you re working there. thank you for taking the time to talk with us tonight. good luck. yes, ma am. thank you. we have lots more ahead tonight including that breaking news i was just talking about from this california oil spill. we have images from that spill just coming in and we have that next. tomotive innovation starts. right here. with a control pad that can read your handwriting, a wide-screen multimedia center, and a head-up display for enhanced driver focus. all inside a redesigned cabin of unrivaled style and comfort. the 2015 c-class. at the very touchpoint of performance and innovation. roundup i m a loving husband and a real good dad but weeds just make me rattlesnake mad
just checking back in on this breaking news we ve been covering from the oil spill in southern california it s a oil pipeline that ruptured and it leaked for about three hours today. this is about 20 miles from santa barbara. the latest thing we re told is this is about a four-mile slick on the coast. and the direction it s moving it s moving south towards el capitan state beach. this is a big spill, about four miles wide. the response is under way right now, but we ll keep an eye on it over the course of the night. stay with us.
we got this new video a couple days ago of duke energy s disastrous coal ash spill last year. the people you see taking samples from the spill are water keepers. they turned over to federal prosecutors this video that they took and also the results of their sampling in that river during the spill. well, last week, the federal case about the spill wrapped up and so now we can see that evidence, too. we could see what federal investigators got to see. in that federal case, duke energy pled guilty nine times. the company agreed to pay $102 million fine, which is the largest criminal fine in north carolina history. so duke s coal ash spill was a crime. duke pled guilty. but ever since that spill, one central question has been whether the state government of north carolina itself was in some way criminally involved. north carolina s governor, pat mcquarry spent 0 years working at duke energy before he went into politics.
implementing a fix that cost less than a dollar per car. and while the company is conducting an internal investigation and says it will be open with its findings with the public, at least a dozen people are still dead. according to the center for responsive politics, gm, which it classifies as a heavy hitter, made $354,000 in 2014 campaign contributions and spent nearly $9 million lobbying washington. how about pacific gas and electric. this week charged with 12 felony criminal counts in 2010 s fatal pipeline blast. pg&e gave us a statement that read in part, an independent review panel s report found no evidence of any intent to compromise public safety. pg&e s contributions for this election cycle, more than 3 million in lob big. duke energy publicly vowing to clean up a coal ash spill that contaminated 70 miles of north carolina s dan river, but privately filed a legal document