Disaster_Accident

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This image provided by the U.S. Navy Thursday Jan. 9, 2014 shows Lieutenant J. Wesley Van Dorn, 29, of Greensboro, NC who was killed in an MH-53E helicopter crash off the coast of Virginia Beach, Va.Wednesday Jan. 7, 2014. Rescuers called off their search Thursday for a sailor missing since the Navy helicopter with five crew members aboard crashed in the ocean off the Virginia coast, the Coast Guard said. Two people died in the Wednesday crash, and two others were hospitalized. (AP Photo/US Navy)

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Tanaz Rahin of the South Hills region of Charleston. W.Va. drove across town to South Charleston to find water following a chemical spill on the Elk River that compromised the public water supply of eight counties on Thursday, Jan. 9, 2014. (AP Photo/Tyler Evert)

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Laura John of Charleston, W.Va, drove across town to South Charleston, W.Va, to find water following a chemical spill on the Elk River that compromised the public water supply of eight counties of Thursday, Jan. 9, 2014. (AP Photo/Tyler Evert)

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Residents of South Charleston, W.Va., wait in line at Kroger to buy water following a chemical spill on the Elk River that compromised the public water supply of eight counties on Thursday, Jan. 9, 2014. (AP Photo/Tyler Evert)

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Jim Cole of Exeter, N.H., got the last few bottles of water at the Kroger in South Charleston W.Va. following a chemical spill on the Elk River that compromised the public water supply to eight counties of Thursday, Jan. 9, 2014. (AP Photo/Tyler Evert)

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Crews clean up a chemical spill along the Elk River in Charleston, W.Va., which compromised the public water supply of eight counties on Thursday, Jan. 9, 2014. (AP Photo/Tyler Evert)

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This photo taken Jan. 8, 2014 shows Steve Bosshard, center, smiling after giving out a specially prepared box of food at a food bank distribution in Petaluma, Calif., as part of a research project with Feeding America to try to improve the health of diabetics in food-insecure families. Doctors are warning that the federal government could be socked with a bigger health bill if Congress cuts food stamps _ maybe not immediately, they say, but if the poor wind up in doctors' offices or hospitals as a result. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)

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This photo taken Jan. 8, 2014 shows Steve Bosshard, right, handing over a specially prepared box of food to Gordon Hanson, left, at a food bank distribution in Petaluma, Calif., as part of a research project with Feeding America to try to improve the health of diabetics in food-insecure families. Doctors are warning that the federal government could be socked with a bigger health bill if Congress cuts food stamps _ maybe not immediately, they say, but if the poor wind up in doctors' offices or hospitals as a result. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)

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This photo taken Jan. 8, 2014 shows Maria Gonzalez carrying away her specially prepared box of food at a food bank distribution in Petaluma, Calif., part of a research project with Feeding America to try to improve the health of diabetics in food-insecure families. Doctors are warning that the federal government could be socked with a bigger health bill if Congress cuts food stamps _ maybe not immediately, they say, but if the poor wind up in doctors' offices or hospitals as a result. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)

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This photo taken Jan. 8, 2014 shows the contents of a specially prepared box of food at a food bank distribution in Petaluma, Calif., part of a research project with Feeding America to try to improve the health of diabetics in food-insecure families. Doctors are warning that the federal government could be socked with a bigger health bill if Congress cuts food stamps _ maybe not immediately, they say, but if the poor wind up in doctors' offices or hospitals as a result. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)

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FILE - Loyola High School senior Austin Hatch takes question from the media during a news conference at the Loyola High School campus in Los Angeles, in this Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2013 file photo. Two-time plane crash survivor Austin Hatch hit a 3-pointer on his first shot in his first basketball game in nearly three years. Hatch scored in the fourth quarter Wednesday night Jan. 8, 2014 for Los Angeles' Loyola High School, where he enrolled this season. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes, File)