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At the coal ash ponds along the river was part of routine maintenance. the company said they had notified state regulators last fall they were doing it and it was a perfectly legal action. state regulators said, no, that's not how it went. state regulators said they only learned of the pumping when they stumbled across it last week as part of their statewide tour of coal ash pits after the dan river mega spill. when we asked duke energy about it today, they told us this routine maintenance happens all over the state, across north carolina, wherever they need to do it and wherever their permits...

After they posted those pictures, the story got written up in "the new york times" and "l.a. times." this is national news now what's going on in north carolina, ever since duke energy's coal ash pond on the dan river in eden, north carolina, broke loose super bowl sunday and coated the river bottom for 70 miles. tons of toxic sludge fouling the river and drinking water has a way of forcing an issue, not just in that one place, but everywhere. this weekend duke energy told "the new york times" the pumping at the coal ash ponds along the river was part of routine maintenance. the company said t...

The next three days. the president of enroll america is with us. bad timing, how does that happen on national youth enrollment day, the website goes down? >> the social security administration had to do routine maintenance on the site. but there's a couple of really important things to know. first, we were able to hold dozens of events this morning, get many people all the way through the door to get enrolled. but even know -- this is important for folks that are watching who are interested in enrolling, you can go to the site, you can begin the process. you can compare your plans. you can go ...

Than 250,000 calls, a record for traffic. this is all about a deadline tonight, kyra. midnight tonight, that's when people who want to be enrolled for insurance by january 1st have to sign up. now, cms is saying they're seeing thousands of visitors complete enrollment online. the question, though, is going to be whether or not enough people can beat that deadline tonight. there certainly is a lot of frustration still with the way that they are having to maneuver themselves online. they're having a lot of people reporting trouble and lots of time on hold when they place those calls. >> so what ...

>> you know, there are probably many facets to this investigation that have yet to be released, and the interesting thing is that there is no law in texas that says they have to release it except maybe under court order. and the civil suit will most likely determine, you know, what will be released and what will not be released. but it's not uncommon to do routine maintenance on roller coasters like this. >> well, coupled with that, though, a witness did say that esparza complained to an attendant before the ride took off she didn't feel safe. that adds something to the mix doesn't it? >> it d...