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Owner of that building just before he crossed the border into india. he was taken back to the capitol of bangladesh by helicopter where he will face charges of negligence. the last time any one how same in public was a day before the collapse when assured tenants the building was safe. news of his arrest bringing cheers from crowd theres. they have been protesting this for days. the building collapse is the deadliest tragedy to hit the garment industry ever. the factory workers get paid $38 a mo...

Sources? intelligence on the ground? >> again, the syrian chemical weapon issue is, is like the situation inside syria itself, is very fluid, very flammable and highly complex. and getting kpleer pictures is indeed very difficult. we are just saying and reiterating, in the strongest possible words, were not making any policy recommendations to the united states. were not urging, were just going to keep on being great allies and sharing the best intelligence that we have with our allies. so that ...

Benfactories inbangbe la derb s- bangladesh should help insure their safety. here in united states, two companies dealt with the factory that collapsed. dress barn and childrens place. dress barn says it has not used the factory since 2010. and childrens place says it was not using the factory at the time of the collapse. we have contacted the companies several times, john and so far they have not responded back to us. >> did we know, did any of the companies offer to help out after the disaster...

The engineer issued a horn and failed to stop the train in time. they look at whether fog may have played a role in the crash. hundreds are dead and hundreds more might be buried alive at officials in benj la derb after factory ord -- bangladesh after factory workers ignored a warning. the building collapsed. rescuers are searching through the tons of concrete and twisted metal. they had to cut off a womans hand to pull her out. for first time, we are seeing what the building looked like befor...

Collapse in bangladesh. more than two days later, rescue crews are still finding factory workers alive in the rubble. at least 300 people, though, have died. a second man whose home police searched as part of the ricin letter investigation has gone into hiding. he stayed home for a while, but ultimately slipped out to escape the spotlight. dutschkes lawyer says he is still cooperating with investigators and he has not been charged with anything. theres a new michigan law going into effect. i...

Illinoiss minimum wage has been at $8.35 since 2009. "wall street journal." this is a terrible story. rescue workers frantically working for survivors in a bangladesh building collapse. the building houses near 2,500 factory workers and many were hesitant to enter the building after cracks on the walls on tuesday. according to survivors the owners of the factory told the workers the building was safe. lets go to poe lit knlitic. mike allen has a look at the playbook. one of your top stories ...

What exactly and in what context did he tell you this? >> in a context of be careful, denise. >> he told you to be careful. >> yes. >> why would he tell you to be careful. >> because i sat in the front row and covered this story for ten days. >> despite eric williams now getting so much attention, investigators have still not officially named him as a suspect or filed murder charges against him. brooke, weve been talking with eric williams attorney for several weeks now since his first name star...

For prostitution. do you understand what im saying? >> the team has what they need to charge her with prostitution. they hope that by booking her and interviewing her away from the mamasan, they may be able to learn valuable information about the criminal network behind massage parlors. and hopefully help her get out of the life. >> tlrl there were three girls working and a mamasan. only one went to jail. other girls we identified, they just arrived or said they have been here for a few days. wh...

Large, sugary drinks. new research shows sugar sweetened drinks may lead to 190,000 deaths each year. most were diabetes related deaths. others from cardiovascular disease or cancer. the study focused only on adults, though. hostess twinkies could be returning to a store near you. the bankruptcy judge approved the sale of iconic snack that include ding-dongs and ho-hos. companies hope to have the former hostess treats back in the stores. factory workers who lost their jobs when hostess shut do...

Of all white men. a party thatmans nation in the dna deemed a political dinosaur and it doesnt make sense. it doesnt make sense that a party that defined itself providing opportunity for all. now gets bested by a party pushing for a government for all how could a party under whose pen you had anyone from farmers to factory workers to become the admonish mash it is now. watching lincoln i was reminded about a time when republicans stood for an opportunity for all and the president risked it all e...