mr miles thank you very much for this interesting interview we're talking to felipe our belgian senator who is actually a proponent of the euthanasia law for minors and it's been great talking to you and we'll speak to you in the next edition of. fly a transit route to vnukovo report you'll best way to the heart of mosco. surveyor dillard's the location of a boy still remember. how to do it well there's of the low height ted said you would stop this storm we might be more my people will die. is obviously more for the latest because it's pink. women wanted to avoid rape they really needed to buy gas environ how to use them. this is the one that i want to go away from once again it's the fear factor women are definitely the target of the gun lobby and you don't kill them when you're killing money but if somebody would he would just prefer. i know to say more and more if that's really scary marketing tactics which implies that women have some sort of moral obligation to protect their family and young girls shoot out here too so we do have a pink wife. or kids young kids choke on food than

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mrs miles into the streets of istanbul once again. the nine seat of government monitors ended the week of looks and sounds and has spurred on by the recent video to adelaide to take the minister instructed his son to dispose of large sums of money opposition protesters stood the scientists found that the bills the government to step down. it all out on the night of the money that was once believed. the people of this country. the aid to the test again. we know what this government to tackle it brownie was on interesting take his main opposition party and comes ahead of elections in turkey which is turning into a vote of confidence for it to return to one. the corruption allegations again steered toward his cronies have intensified tomorrow to clean recent months and one excuses his opponents and the usb connected to the pool and in particular. keeping these claims in a bid to topple him in in response to his government to take the controversial piece of legislation effectively given a commitment to influence the city is to provoke fie

miles away. he was identified as roy melanson. >> mr. melanson's background is pretty checkered. he'd been accused of and convicted of sexual assault in, i believe, louisiana and texas, had served prison time. >> many melanson's possession was michelle's backpack, driver's license and pawnshop ticket for a 35 millimeter camera. >> on the camera was was a roll of film. the last photographs on the roll of film were photographs of michelle's dog, okie, wearing his hiking packs. in the very last photograph on the roll was a picture of roy melanson with a young woman he met in pueblo, colorado. >> melanson denied having anything to do with michelle's disappearance. he said they stopped for coffee and he admitted sneaking out the back way and stealing her car. and he said michelle's dog was tied up outside. melanson told police he dumped michelle's car in amarillo, texas. when police recovered the car, they found no evidence of violence either on the inside or outside. although the car had been wiped clean of fingerprints. >> all they have is somebody who's admitted stealing a car from

mr. obama will head south to rancho mile an hour am where he meets with the jordan king. >> lady gaga newfor california. sing soon on the air with public service announcement urging californians to conserve water. it's all part of the deal she made with the safe to use hearst castle for music video. she wanted to use the famous neptune pool beautiful but emptied in january because it was leaking 5000 gallon of world trade center a day. not a good message to send during a drought. lady gaga wanted it any way and paid for world trade center to be pumped to the pool then returned to the irrigation facility after the shooting. all together donating quarter million dollars to hearst castle foundation. some money used to repair the neptune pool so it doesn't leak so much water. >> one last check open the weather. abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian on the roof of the building and weather expert with sense of humor and as lady gaga would say he was just born this way. >> indeed i was. mustache and all. >> that's a scary thought. mom must have been horrified. >> only sz the mustache. and

mr. christie on this visit by a couple hundred miles. greg abbott will do no events, public or otherwise, with governor christie while governor christie is in texas. mr. abbott announced he'll be in houston while governor christie is in dallas. nor will rick perry get anywhere near chris christie. he didn't go near chris christie at all. texas democrats are delighted that chris christie is there. quote from the chairman to the dallas paper today was this. "what's happening in new jersey is in a lot of respects a mirror image of what you see here in texas with rick perry and greg abbott." so texas democrats are psyched to have chris christie in their state, tarring their own state's republicans by guilt with not quite association. new jersey democrats back home are also approaching ecstatic at this point. now trolling the libraries to find the old evidence of chris christie's oldest political scandals to remind you that there were older scandals as well. but if governor christie is looking for the way this scandal ends, this one is not goi

i do want to point out that just about ten miles up the road from mr.illerson's horse ranch, in the city of denton, texas, currently they're doing a referendum to ban fracking in the -- inside of the city limits. this is, you know, basically in the heart of drilling country. they're attempting to put a referendum up to ban drilling in denton, texas. >> yeah. that's a story we'll continue to keep our eye on. thank you for your time. this isn't just in texas, folks. it's across the country. we're going to look at the cost of fracking to all of us. that's up next. i had to do something. i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron the only underarm low t treatment that can restore t levels to normal in about two weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant, and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair o

i do want to point out that just about ten miles up the road from mr.n the city of denton, texas, currently they're toidoing a referendum to ban fracking in the -- inside of the city limits. this is, you know, basically in the heart of drilling country. they're attempting to put a referendum up to ban drilling in denton, texas. >> yeah. that's a story we'll continue to keep our eye on. thank you for your time. this isn't just in texas, folks. it's across the country. we're going to look at the cost of fracking to all of us. that's up next. all comers. turbocharged engines against...engines. best in class rear legroom against other-class legroom. but then we realized. consumers already did that. twice. huh. maybe that's why nobody else showed up. how does one get out of a death cage? vo: hurry in and lease the 2014 passat for $189 a month. visit vwdealer.com today. can you start tomorrow? tomorrow we're booked solid. we close on the house tomorrow. tomorrow we go live... it's a day full of promise. and often, that day arrives by train. big day today? eve

mr. sullivan, your average speed last year was 81 miles an hour. an 81% increase in your insurance premium. >> that would be regulated by the states and the states can say the data that is being transmitted between cars cannot be tapped into by a third party. that's the idea at this point. could that change in the future? probably. it could. but at this point the idea is that this is all about cars communicating with each other on the road. >> a seismic shift, indeed. phil, thank you very much. >> that was clearly -- i was making that up. cruise control is on 67.5 miles an hour only. just -- there we go. all right. elsewhere in the auto world, what you're seeing on your screen right now is the first ever tv commercial for maserati. it aired last night during the super bowl. got a lot of buzz, too. robert frank, it was like is this an end of the world movie? is this an ad for some relief program? >> is maserati teaming up with aliens to invade the world in the strategy is understandable. maserati is going head to head with bmw and mercedes for a $67

mr. young to negotiate the 230 mile ban. i stood by that from day one. on social security, you know what we talked about, we talked about guaranteeing social security for everybody. we finally recognize that so security is not guaranteed, recognizing the out year obligation of that promise and own it as debt. we can begin to tackle it. >> reasonable expectation? >> we know when a washington lobbyist is. themade the decision after he work with representative young and go across the street so we can create favor and take advantage of his relationship in congress. these answers back and forth of an appointment and oil drilling, or representing a client, even lobbied for the ride budget which allows for putting back repair -- adding medicare in the back burner. >> i am on the record of -- as opposing the ryan budget. you anchor older political career using money from lobbyists. be prepared to give that back? to have aepared debate on wednesday? >> where are you on this? -- drillinggelling is the choice of the state, they should doubled to drive with a want t

cars and light duty trucks, as well, requiring that it be somewhere around 54.5 miles per hour by 2025, i believe. michael, is mr. obama, is he going to be remembered among other things as the fuel efficiency president? >> he could be. we did get also congress back when it was in democratic control early in his years, we got an increase in automotive standards. that was the first one since the mid 1970s, then, of course, craig, he's going to be doing other things, particularly with respect to carbon emissions from power plants, from new power plants, so he's doing everything that he can, given the fact that congress is always going to say no, no, no now that it's controlled by republicans in the house, anyway, and republicans have enough to block in the senate. he's doing everything he can and it's good policy and good politics. >> let's talk about the politics of it, zerlina. when the president's moving ahead with these executive orders he promised in his state of the union address, there's the congressman and the man that the associated press has dubbed the chief republican attack dog, darryl issa. he's callin

mrs. greenwood that her preliminary testimony was still going to be used. he didn't realize that. that was the error in his plan. >> he drove 500 miless home in san francisco to helena's home in san diego to stalk the couple and learn their schedules. his first mistake was getting in a car accident a few days before the murder, proof that he was in san diego before the crime. frediani learned that roger left for work every morning around 8:00 a.m., about an hour before helena. prosecutors believe frediani waited for helena outside her front gate. he was wearing gloves to avoid leaving fingerprints, like he did when he assaulted helena a year earlier. when he heard helena close the front door, he made his move. frediani probably believed the gloves would protect him and didn't realize he left crucial forensic evidence behind. ironically, it was helena who grabbed it. >> i can only imagine what was going through helena's mind, that this man who assaulted her is obviously coming to do harm to her. maybe it's just a little too much to think but she scratched the heck out of this guy. we know she did. i almost wonder like, hey, i'm going

mr. plawer's background to indicate him being the target of a crime. >> after some digging, investigators learned two important pieces of information. first, the only store within 25 miles that sold 30-gauge blue insulated silver-coated copper wire was the local radio shack electronics store. >> since only one merchandiser sold that wire, if they kept records of their transactions, that that could prove helpful in getting a lead. >> and there was only one store that sold the igloo brand legend 12 cooler. >> we found out that that color scheme was only sold at walmart. so, that narrowed our focus then on where that cooler could have been purchased. >> then investigators got an anonymous tip that two students at oakwood high school might have been involved. >> one of them had a past criminal history with one of the offenses being arson. >> one of the subjects had been seen in possession of a notebook that had handwritten on the front of it, "bomb recipes." >> the teenagers, 18-year-old jimmy morris and 16-year-old phil ryan, had no alibis for the time of the bombing. >> at first, they said that they were driving past the scene when the explosion happened. then they said t

mile away and abandoned it. on the ground near the jeep, police found a florida driver's license. it belonged to someone named henry sullivan. >> we learned that mr. sullivan had a comparatively extensive criminal arrest record from narcotics to crimes against persons, battery and aggravated battery, probation violations. he had a reasonably extensive record. >> when police went to henry sullivan's apartment, they found a vintage red 1971 chevrolet cheyenne pickup truck parked outside his apartment. incredibly, the truck belonged to the murder victims, richard and karla van dusen. >> it had been completely restored. it was a classic truck. it was a definite eye catcher, and, in fact, what i would describe as a one-of-a-kind pickup truck. >> when questioned, henry sullivan denied any involvement in the murders. with his driver's license found at the crime scene, it looked like an open and shut case. but it was just the beginning. ♪ >>> friends and family couldn't believe that richard and karla van dusen were murdered. richard was a copy machine sales manager whose hobby was collecting antique cars. karla was a courtroom reporter. on weekends, she

mr. wilson left it undone. >> wilson arraigned this afternoon in supreme court and ran a company known as first impressions and arrested at his home in oakland. >> delta airlines will award milesed on price paid for tickets instead of how many miles traveled. it's intended to lure traveller who's spend most money on tickets delta says it makes it easier to redeem miles. some have been doing it for years. we'll see if others follow suit. >> experts homes shot way up. commerce department reports new home sails jumped nearly 10% last month and rose 11% on the west coast the report came as a huge surprise. analysted predicted sales would drop because of harsh weather and rising mortgage rates now, they say this is another sign of a resurging market. >> very encouraging. >> thank you. >> sure. >> this week's series of storms not just affecting us in the bay area, some residents are preparing for the of the worst, especially in glendora. crews working to protect the area including to protect homes. city officials increased emergency flood level alert and called for voluntary evacuations. >> there are folks here that are scared. >> just how much water and how fast. >> the storm is ex

mr. president. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. [adjourned] [gavel] >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in in this cfo memory i remember having cfo with mile-an-hour grormere having sausage with my grorm. >> and i was six or seven and i made a face. >> when i was younger i had a preference for cfo i used to drink it but that did something to my body. >> i've been drinking coffee since i was 17 role the only thing i'm good at i have trying to find my way through school i jousted coffee and decided to do that for the rest of my life i started looking into the process of the coffee and where it came from and where do those beans come from oh, they come from a fruit. >> the coach stays with me i grew up and one day i'm going to own a coffee shop i should at it in 98 i visited over 11 hundred coffee shops to see why people go to come over shops. >> we've searched beans api all over the world tokyo and south america. >> when i wanted to do was get into every aspect of the coffee and real estate there was multiply steps of making a great cup of coffee. we do is revolt and that's because with the qualifies of coffee shop and once you revolted it it how far anyo

friday delicious the lead mr gets the security of the olympics which russia has promised will be steady two deadly suicide bomb attacks last december just a few hundred miles from sochi along with continued threats from islamist extremists in the caucasus region have raised fears that the teams might not be as safe as russia since they will be intense snow and freezing temperatures continue to bring chaos to parts of america's midwest and northeast thousands of flights have been delayed in the second start in the past week. schools have been closed and power lines have been brought down leaving the new pm million people without electricity. new york governor andrew cuomo declared an emergency asking people to stay off the roads and check on loved ones cities nationwide report that their stocks of salt to use to melt snow and ice are running low in new jersey alone the speakers are you still for two and fifty thousand tonnes this year weather forecasters predict another stormy day. this weekend. is you. the trading post notes kept by the lakes but don't hold the second has gone on sale in parliament despite his loss will state in the play was suppose to be

mr. partin taunting the detectives. >> finally, the phone calls stopped completely. but then, two months after joshan's murder, police found an abandoned red pickup truck in a walmart parking lot, 50 milesn's body was discovered. the license plate showed it was partin's truck. but on the truck were four bald tires. that didn't match the tire impressions at the crime scene. was partin trying to show he wasn't the killer by using decoy tires? >> he's got to know we're going to take tire casts and we're going to know what kind of vehicle he was driving. he's pretty smart. >> but if that were the case, partin made a colossal mistake. in the glove compartment, investigators found three rolls of film. when developed, one picture showed his truck with different tires. one of them was a wild country brand tire. >> i was able to determine that the tire impressions made at the crime scene was made by one of seven, and one of them being the cooper wild country tire. >> this became a crucial piece of evidence for us in this case. >> with the help of an informant, police found partin's 7-year-old daughter. partin had dropped her off at a friend's home after the murder and never came back. >> partin

mr. chairman, last august a fire destroyed 400 square miles in the sierra nevadas. it left behind thousands of feet of board tim kerr ber that can still be salvaged. within the year, timber loses much of its value. yet, the current environmental review process takes a year to complete and then litigation starts and runs out the clock on what remains of that perishable resource. 16,000 acres of the destroyed timbers on private land owned by sierra pacific industries, it does not face the bureaucratic obstacles that we face on the public land. s.p.i. is halfway through its salvage. it will be done by the summer. they'll use half of the proceeds to replant the savaged areas. the earliest the forest service can conclude its environmental review is august, and then the litigation process will start and then it will be too late. the cost will be hundreds of jobs, millions of dollars of lost economic activity, millions of dollars of lost salvage revenues that could otherwise be used by the federal government for reforestation of the public lands. title 9 of the bill in its

mr. karnow, things have lightened up. >> calmed down. rain left behind. we have dense fog around the bay area. dense fog advisory posed for the bay area less than quarter mileisibility. we'll talk about that coming up. >> be careful on the morning drive. chp issued their own dense fog advisory only one so far for 84 across the dumbarton bridge. we'll check the bridges coming up. a full "kcbs traffic report" a few minutes away. >>> 4:31. it's about the last thing you want to hear when you're flying, your pilot can't find the airport. kpix 5's andria borba reports, san jose is one of the most confusing airports in the country. >>> reporter: it's clear pilots know the words to dionne warwick's famous tune, do you know the way to san jose? but according to a new "associated press" report, the confusion begins once they reach san jose. sitting just 10 miles apart, left as the crow flies are mineta international and moffett field set on headings 10 degrees different nearly indistinguishable on paper, on the left mineta, on the right moffett. >> runways look pretty close in alignment. >> reporter: the ap report says over the years, there have been six close calls

mr. trumka you talk in your testimony and highlighted a 20-mile six lane bridge that china took two years to build from pen to pavement. the vice president made a statement last week about going to laguardia airport. if they take someone blindfolded at two in the morning they would think they were not third world country. it would seem the best-case scenario to do it project like you out wind successfully completed in a swift manner it might take over 10 years to get that whole process done. from your experience and travels but can we do in the united states to really accelerate project delivery? [inaudible] >> one thing is we can have some long-term predictability and planning. we need a long-term bill so people can plan and start the process and have some confidence that it will follow through. if you are talking about public-private partnerships that are out there that offer real potential that's not going to happen without the ability to plan and be predictable and go forward. also i think it's just having the will to say as a nation we are going to do something. when we decided to go

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mr. right. >> i would find it very fun to sit on a bail of hay and look at the stars and lose myself in conversation with a guy. >> reporter: she is about to drive 160 miles falling in love with 29-year-old farmer joe. >> "duck dynasty" cute. he also kind of has this johnny cash about him. >> cheers to your date. >> my name is joe and i have been between mead and nebraska. >>> i sent you're cute and he replied, well, you're pretty easy on the eyes as well. i never put boots on for a date. >> reporter: then a knock at the door. >> then a knock at the door. >> hey, how are you. >> i'm good. >> reporter: on their first date they get right to it, feeding the cows. hauling hay >> i think i'm a little -- >> reporter: and breaking the ice the way you do on a farm. >> can i hit some ice, too? >> go for it. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: when we check in, this match may just be working. >> how is it going so far? >> good. >> yeah. >> she's actually curious. she's not like the typical city girls. i'm used to. >> he'll helped me up and down if i'm getting off the tractor. he put his hand out for me. little things like that are nice. >> reporter: then joe pulls a move

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mr. speaker, either, because conveniently, this body preempted state law, took water from our area and the sierra nevadas which is about 200 miles away, but worse than that, they went into a national park to take the water. what national park? yosemite national park. they went to yosemite, one of the treasures of our national park system, and they took this valley and they put a dam so they could create this lake. look, i want the people of san francisco and the bay area to have water, i don't want them to be like our communities without any water, but we have to tell the truth. they dammed up this valley to create this water and doesn't protect their little fish that they want to protect so much, mr. speaker. it gets piped over to san francisco. here's the pipe. they catch the water and pipe it all over the bay area, silicon valley, san francisco, discharge their sewer into the bay, take pristine water from our area to feed their families and grow their grass. i don't see of them up here saying they are going to tear down this system, dump this ater into the bay to protect their little stupid fish, their little delta smelt. the

mr. trumka, you talked about in your testimony and highlight ad 20-mile, six-lane bridge in china took what, only two years to build, kind of from to pavement. the vice president made a statement last week about going to laguardia airport, he said if you take somebody there blindfolded at 2:00 in the morning they think they will be in a third world country. i want do ask you about, it would seem to me in the best-case scenario to try to do a project like you saw in china successfully completed in china a swift manner might take 10 years to get that whole process done here. from your experience and travels, what can we do in the united states to really accelerate project delivery? >> [inaudible] one thing is that we can have some long-term predictability in planning. so we need a long-term bill so that people can actually plan, start the pros jess, no, have some confidence that it is going to follow through. if you're talking about private public partnerships that are out there that offer some real potential, that is not going to happen without the ability to plan and be predictable and go f

mr. obama says making them cleaner will drop consumer prices and bring down greenhouse emissions. >> every mile >> car and truck manufacturers are pushing back against these tougher standards and republicans say the president should not act unilaterally. the president says the new standards will be drafted by next march. >>> we know with the olympics going on, with winter drag on, but maybe you didn't know this is national future farmers of america week. now you know. >> all right. part of the whole thing yesterday was drive your tractor to school day. that's exactly what some guys in indiana did. national future farmers of america say it's all about raising agriculture awareness. >> they want us to realize where our food comes from and that's a good way it draw some attention. and probably cool for the kids, too. >> yeah, why not. >> it's parked outside. did you see it? in the snow? >> nypd is towing it away right now. tractors not allowed. sorry. >>> coming up, a juror from florida's loud music trial tells us what was going on in that jury room. >>> treasure a young boy cared for so much, the

miles of levees that i have in my district. it also opens more federal land to hunting and fishing. mr. speaker, while this bill makes to amend the strides to advance the needs of sportsmen, there are several other provisions that were not included in this bill that we must continue to push for and including an overhaul of the red snapper management of the gulf of mexico, the ability to convert decommissioned oil rigs to fish habitats and the re-authorization of the land and water conservation fund. i look forward to working with my colleagues to address these issues. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting h.r. 3590 and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. benishek: thank you. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from virginia, mr. wittman. the chair: the gentleman from virginia is recognized for two minutes. mr. wittman: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to offer my support for h.r. 3590, the sportsmen's heritage and recreational enhancement act of 2013, better

mr. president, no more stalling, no more promises please pick up that pen you have been talking about and make this happen. the pipeline would carry oil from tar sands in western canada 1,000 milesrude oil a day to refineries in the texas gulf coast. the state department study concluded the proposed pipeline is unlikely to significantly effect the rate of extraction in oil sands areas. >> allowing the keystone pipeline to be built, requires a finding that doing so would be in our nation's interest and our national interest will be served only if this project does not significantly exacerbate the problem of carbon pollution. >> that's exactly what i asked you about. >> the net effect of the pipeline's climate absolutely critical in determining whether this project is allowed to go forward. >> the white house is not tipping its hand but the issue is likely to become central to the midterm elections this year. the new report allows for public comment about the pipeline. there are 1.9 million comments so far. and now a 30 day window for more citizens to weigh in. tucker, clayton, anna, back to you. >> all right, jennifer. thanks. >> thanks, jennifer. >> on to the rest of your saturd