InvestigateTV discovered firefighters across the country are still wearing potentially toxic turnout gear that contains the chemicals – with a battle brewing from coast to coast over the cost of replacement and who should pay it, leaving first responders in limbo.
Copies of Cambria’s own air-monitoring records show tests at fabrication shops run by the nation’s largest engineered-stone slab manufacturer repeatedly recorded silica dust above federal limits. That’s despite its chief legal officer’s January testimony to Congress that its shops stay below half the legal limit. The records recently surfaced in litigation and were obtained by InvestigateTV.
As federal safety officials investigate a deadly cargo jet crash, we look at technology designed to save lives. Reporter: Joce Sterman, Video: Scotty Smith
Flock’s national network of more than 120,000 cameras is knit together through thousands of contracts the company has signed with communities large and small, with Flock executives touting this as local control. But as a growing number of communities have reconsidered their relationships with Flock in light of sustained public criticism, the genesis and content of those contracts have drawn scrutiny as well.
Would you ever pay a bill that wasn’t yours? Depending on which state you live in, you could be forced to pay for your parents’ debts. It’s called filial responsibility and you could be legally liable for unpaid bills. The laws vary state to state and historically are rarely enforced, but legal experts are concerned that could change.