that frustrates kasey ackerman. >> he is in general population right now. but they want to keep me behind this door. it's not right, you know what i'm saying? i feel like i'm being punished and at this point all i can do is prepare my mind for the worst and hope for the best. >> you going to be all right? >> in the next cell over, brian singletary is also frustrated with being in confinement, and it's only been a little more than a day now. when he first arrived at intake, jail officials confiscated suspicious tax forms that he claimed were part of his legal paperwork and he wants them back. >> the only thing she did not put in there is some type of tax form. is that what you were talking about? >> the tax stuff, see, all that stuff is part of my case. see, i got a lot of my stuff in here already. >> just relax, singletary. i'm going to go down myself. >> i got more of the same stuff right here. all this is part of my case. it's my federal case. i got more stuff down here but what i'm saying is i have a motion and some more pertinent documents that i need t

to our correspondent, tom ackerman. tom, just remind us then what reaction has there been from the united states? >> yeah, again, the white house in a very brief statement issued a few minutes ago said we have seen the video purporting to show that the japanese citizen, kenji goto has been murdered by the terrorist group isil. we are working to confirm its authenticity. the united states strongly condemn's isil's actions and we call for the immediate release of all remaining hostages. we stand in solidarity with our ally japan. there was no specification there which hostages obviously, they were referring to the jordanian pilot, but it's apparent that the u.s. doesn't have an answer an immediate answer to these kinds of hostage situations. of course we know that three, at least three american civilians, have underwent the same grizzly fate at the hands of isis in these videos. in this case the demands were contradictory in the sense that first, the money as a recompense to what japan had pledged to contribute to the all

tom ackerman, al jazeera. >> the u.s. navy will use highly sensitive sonar scanners to search for the airasia plane. 162 people were on board the flight when it went down in waters off indonesia. so far 37 bodies have been recovered. hundreds of firefighters are still trying to contain major bush fires in southern australia. 29 people have been injured and 26 homes destroyed along with vast swaths of home and willed wilderness. >> the world's largest ice sculpture event reporting from china's winter wonder land. >> five days of working in subzero temperatures, the reward, a single block of ice harharbin ice festival. patterns inspired by nature. >> it's transparent clear the ice, and you create fourth dimension side, that is what happens. >> but the competition is not the main draw here flor is it this ice rink rather unusually for tricycle rides. it is also not for the horse drawn carriages even though they add a nice touch. people come for this. when day transforms into night and the buildings are lit up like some gaudy

. >> i'm tom ackerman in the u.s.pennsylvania the birth place of the oil industry a century and a half ago and thousands of wells are still operating but collapsing price of oil worldwide is driving operators close to economic edge. >> reporter: time running out in the game find out how one of dallas star player had a fairy tale ending for the night. ♪ ♪ hello and you are watching al jazeera and reminder of the top stories and iraq army has the 94th anniversary but instead of the usual big military parade celebrations reduced to a wreath-laying ceremony and faces battling i.s.i.l. fighters in large part of the country, 18,000 people taken part of anti anti-islam anti-islam rally and organized by a group and had counter demeanor -- demonstrations across the country and courts to try terror suspects on wake of a school attack in peshawar that killed 148 people. it has been 100 days since afghan president took office and still needs to form a government and taliban repeatedly mocked him over delay and jennifer glasse has

bill ackerman has as well. >> a real comeback story.> he seems to sort of lose money or do less well on all the investments he is making noise about. how often do we start a segment off with bill ackerman and -- never. >> he seems to really follow his heart on some of these investments, even when they seem like losers to us or we want to make them seem like losers because we want to sensationalize the story. he ends up seriously hitting home runs on these things there i am not saying herbalife is a home run, but it is like he genuinely cares their request he sets himself up sort of where the criticism. he says you will get a big smoking gun and then we all watch the press conference. >> it is true. >> and it generates a lot of rest. number three, the present oil begins to fluctuate wallowing be desolate last week. the k's death is unlikely to change saudi's oil production. it is up to investors whether or not they believe their requested is not really fluctuating if it continues to fall. >> there have been moments. >> there have been mo

tom ackerman reports. >> dzhokhar tsarnaev now 21 has pled not guilty to the charges. he and his older brother tamerlan are accused of setting off the two explosive devices. >> looked like an ied from afghanistan. one man here with his leg blown off at the thigh another with foot blown off. >> gun battle with the police, who had been alerted of a shooting of a university police officer also allegedly shot by dzhokhar. >> many unanswered questions. among them why did young men who grew up and studied here as parts of our communities and our country, resort to such violence? >> reporter: but prosecutors say dzhokhar, an ethnic chechen described his actions in the bombings aing rations in retribution. eric holder who personally opposes capital punishment, authorized the charge, tom ackerman, al jazeera. >> still to come in the program. new via restrictions are inflicted, plus the lights go up at the world's biggest it a sculpture. we'll have highlights. and why top tennis players neat a caffeine fix sometimes. sometimes. >> pain killer addiction on the rise >> i loved the

while people are digging out from this one. >> tom ackerman in boston >>> outside of major cities likeoston, small towns are struggling to clean up after the blizzard. in some areas snow totals are reported in feet not inches. towns are finding they have to team up to clear the street. paul beban is in new london connecticut, with more. >> well that's right. the storm dealt much of this region a glancing blow. not in coastal connecticut. they took a direct hit, snow consistently for hour after hour 2-4 inches per hour and now there's about 24-36 inches, 2-3 feet already on the ground and it's still coming down. >> reporter: most of connecticut was lucky, managing to avoid the worse of a devastating snow storm. new london, a small coastal city of 27,000 got almost three feet of snow. people like the rest of the state, heeded the government's warning - staying off the road and for the most part inside. >> we only had 11 accidents on the highway system and one minor injury. that's spectacular. >> reporter: unlike major cities such as boston and new york, new london has limited resources t

tom ackerman al jazeera. >> aboard the space x dragon capsule, experiment designed by four iraqi-born teenage girls, the launch was a second chance for the students from michigan. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. >> when an unmanned nasa rocket launched from eastern virginia last october the dreams of these iraqi refugees living in metro detroit took flight. >> i was so excited. like oh, my god, our experiment is in that rocket and it's going up. >> moments later, disaster. the rocket explodes just after takeoff. in it, commercial supplies and over a dozen science experiments, one of which belonged to the 8th graders. >> if you told me it blowed up. i was like no, it went past. we can see it. but then i realized and i start crying. >> the middle school students developed a tool that can test the effect that iodine tablets can have on e.coli bacteria in zero gravity. nasa is giving them a second chance to see if the experiment could offer new ways to make dirty water clean here on earth and in space. >> they want to improve the world. they want to give back to their country. >> over a year ago, regge

tom ackerman has more. >> these sanctions cut often 10 individuals of the north korean government and north korean arms dealer from any kind of financial access to the world banking sthutions. but itbanking institutions but it is a supplement to the multilateral and unilateral sanctions against north korea from the date the u.n. security council imposed them in reaction to north korea's nuclear activities. one thing that might be noted though is that there are people in the cyber community cyber-security community in the united states who are still not convinced that the north koreans were behind this. they behavioral accept the north korean government denial of the hack and they say that there is evidence to believe that the actual culprit was a disgruntled ex sony employee. however, the fbi says that it is confident that it is in deed, the source of this hacking was north korea. >> mass gunmen in have killed are rebels loyal to the libyan government. two of the attackers were also killed. security was worsened in the past months with several armed groups and rebel governments battli

. >>> let's get more with tom ackerman. in some places not as bad as expected but still fairly serious stuff. >> yes as you said the travel ban continues in effect in masses and rhode island and connecticut, and the snow, as you can see continues to fall. there has been 16 hours of steady snowfall, it has not quite approached the technical definition of blizzard in most places but, indeed it is a blizzard in some place where is you had at least three hours of continuous snowfall and steady driving accumulations. right now i wouldn't exactly call this a winter wonderland. we're here at the boston common in the heart of boston, but you do see your fair share of snowboarders and nordic skiers and dog walkers. you can say that these are conditions that new englanders are accustomed to and its bearable. one thing that we should stress that the casualty cap is remarkably low not because the storm was less ferocious but there were rigid restrictions on travel. we had practically no reports of road accidents and fatalities, and tha

. >> joining me now is paul ackerman editor-in-chief of "the"t "the"the huffington post"."of the magazines writers, he said we can't let them win. give us a response on other french media outlets here. >> the response has been huge on the emotional wave. every team shows their solidarity as the citizen as you said before yesterday what a mazed me how during the day the security was not the victor. the victor was the emotion and solidarity because it was a symbol of freedom of speech that has been targeted and that was really huge here. >> do you believe that this will have the opposite effect of what the terrorists want? it seems like if anything "charlie hebdo" is better known than ever before the cartoons they publish have been seen now more than ever before. they're going to publish an edition of 1 million copies next wednesday. if the idea was to silence not only this magazine but freedom of expression do you believe the terrorists failed? >> yes, really like every media now is working in the memory of those killed and i think even if we realize with this attack that it

tom ackerman, al jazeera bradford pennsylvania. >> the stock markets have failed to recover from monday'slump which is on lower oil prices concerned about linger of possibility exiting the euro after their january 25th elections. contributing to the currency trading it to a nine year low the urn certainty of the acts they make take to prop up the currency. losses were felt on wall street with down nearly 1%. the shares ended the day down. having opened down for the third consecutive day that against the back drop of the big picture back drop of the continuing slide in the oil price and crude trading just about 51-dollar as day on tuesday. remember that just six months ago it was trading at 150 teen dollars. belief among investors that the central bank is about to stop the easing to combat the threat of deflation, and worries about a possible greek exit from the euro zone. a snap election due in that country at the end of the month could see a win for the far less competition those two factors weighing on the euro, the common currency sense 2006. >> drastic rescue of two migrant ghost ship

tom ackerman has more. >> these actions baffle cut off 10 individuals associated with the north korean government as well as their intelligence agency and a north korean arms dealer from any kind of financial access to the world banking institutions. but it is just a supplement to the existing multilateral and unilateral u.s. sanctions gapes north korea dating from the time the u.n. security council posed them in reaction to the north korea's nuclear activity. one thing that might be noted though is that there are people in the cyber security community of the united states who are still not convinced that the north koreans were behind this. they basically accept the north korean government's denial of the hacking, and they say that there is evidence to believe that the actual culprit was a disgruntled ex-sony employee. the fbi says it is confident that it is the source of the hacking >>> coming up in the next 15 minutes, living in the shadow of a japanese power takes that is about to be switched back to life >>> we'll meet the me that call themselves the zama-zama's - illegal miners fi

significants offer of plea bargain to save his life and government not executed anyone since 2003 tom ackermanhibition shows how ordinary objects can be tools of protests and we have more from london. >> reporter: they are all the faces of those loved and lost in conflict daring syrian street art created from stencils on the wall of one of london's oldest museums where art and politics collide, from the symbols of the struggles the folk art with political violence to a trunk with a death mask from a man executed in the u.s. this exhibition examines how everyday objects used by social movements to further their cause. one of the most resent the umbrella used by anti-government protesters in hong kong. >> we take our starting point from the late 70s when the struggles really against the rise of globalization and rise of new technologies offered activists new ways for debate. >> reporter: here symbols of rebellion and revolution show even in a world where social media is now often a driver of change ordinary objects can take on new meaning and evidence suggest how-to guides at the museum used by

i am jess ackerman and the conservation manager for the sierra club and excited to see the enernex report and resolves the issues that we had and excited to move forward. we would like to see director malcolm come back to the puc and actually start looking at what the rates would be for a program that wouldn't include the shell contract and that's pretty much it so thanks so much for all of your work on this and we look forward to having you continue to push this forward and really putting pressure on everyone to move the program forward. thank you. >> thank you. any other public that would like to comment? >> hello commissioners. i am tiffany from the sierra club and i am also in agreement with everyone in this room that i am looking forward to seeing cleanpowersf being moved forward and also i am happy to see that we're addressing the fact we shouldn't be fixated on what type of jobs and more on the issue of climate change and how san francisco can work to combat that so thank you for having us here today and i am excited to see this program move forward. >> great. thank you so much and

cnet's dan ackerman is in our toyota green room.et and what >> minority women's breakfast in wilmington delaware we expect the vice-president to deliver remarks 8:45, 15, 20 minutes. >> there's no suspects in the shooting outside the vice-president delaware home saturday. secret service is investigating. bidens were not home at the time. >> let's get the holiday forecast with katie in the weather center. >> overall definitely day of improvement. there are less skill hazards you can over my shuler. you might see a flurry here or there. would not be surprised by that. you don't have to worry about precip here today to make it icier. because the temperatures are hovering near freezing in every location you have to factor are in if it looks wet, it could be slick. we'll eventually get to low 40s today with whipped continuing to hike up here as the day progresses. it's cold. it is coldest time of year. nothing is terribly atypical. by wednesday a clipper rolls through and it's the next shot for snow accumulation. jess. >> thank you katie

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more from tom ackerman. >> reporter: these sanctions basically cut off ten individuals associated with the north korean government as well as their intelligence agency and a north korean arms dealer from any kind of access to the world bankingbanking institutions but it is just a supplement to the multilateral sanctions dated from the time the city council imposed them in reaction to north korea's nuclear activities. one thing that will be noted though is there are people in the cyber security community in the united states who are still not convinced the north koreans were behind this. they basically accept the north korean government's denial of the hacking and they say there is evidence to believe the actual culprit was a disgruntled ex-sony employee. however, it is confident it is indeed the source of the hacking is north korea. >> we have a lot more to come here at al jazeera including men who are risking their plieives in mineslivesin mines just to make ends meet. >>> and in are sport novak djokovic makes his first appearance of the season. >>> now as the civil war continues in s

cnet's dan ackerman is in our toyota green room.>>> good morning morning everyone, 8:-- monday morning, 8:25. i'm frank mallicoat. here's what's happening. police are searching for the suspects who drove a u-haul truck into a high end clothing store near fishermen's what have. it happened at hyde and north point streets around 3:30 this morning. the suspect ace ledgedly grabbed racks of clothes and then drove off in the u-haul. not clear yet how many suspects are involved but still on the loose. >>> 51 cases of the measles have been reported after an outbreak that started last month. four of them local in alameda county. the rest are in southern california and out of the state. health officials expect the outbreak will continue to spread. some of the patients had been got it in disneyland last month. >>> and for the last time, the freedom train will roll from san jose to san francisco today. organizers blame low ridership and also it's been difficult straying to find a sponsor for the train. coretta scott king launched more than two

tom ackerman, al jazeera bradford pennsylvania. how are the marketing dealing with what is going on at the moment. >> and that demand for oil isle faking, now some of that is true, demand by the world biggest customer for oil the united states has been falling but that's been going on for another a decade, as we become more fuel efficient, but demand is also dropping in other parts of the world that's got really the problem the problem is that the traditional oil producers. but now you what have tom was talking about remarkable fracking operations about to make it one of the biggest many the world you have the oil in canada, you have norway, mexico, all of these countries that were not opec producers. that are now putting all this on line, so while it is always a matter of supply and demand, this isn't as much of dropping deman as it is over supply so there's a lot of reasons this would be going on, but the bottom line is opec and saudi arare yeah they have the to keep on low isle prices is trying to price somebody out of the marke

dan ackerman is with us for a preview. this is the 11th year. do you get a door prize? talk to us about it. >> consumers for two or three years so it's a chance to see a lot of new technology ideas. >> dan there's so much buzz going on about smart homes. what are we going to see in the next year? >> that's probably the biggest buzz areas. they're taking ideas we toyed around with for years. whether it's smart appliances or home climate control things or working with phones. a lot of them are adds things to stoves an refrilk raters and air conditioners for sure. but also things like having a lock on your door and when your phone gets close to it it goes, oh you're home and the phone unlocks the door for you. practical things people can install and use. >> do you feel that's a tipping point? we've heard it for a while. now they're more mainstream you think? >> they're more mainstream. they see a chance for people to reinvest in their homes and even though apple will not be at the ces they have home kit. so a lot of people will be building devices with the home kit. >> the

tom ackerman reports from bradford peninsula. >> reporter: outside the mcdonald's in bradfield pennsylvania is a relic of the oil industry's dawn. in an area where the world's first industrial well was drilled in 1859 this one is still pumping. so are hundreds more scattered around the town. these so-called stripper wells can draw up to a couple of barrels a day from the huge pool of crude that lies beneath the surface. >> it will do this - it's been doing it since 1882 and will probably go 100 years if we are allowed do it if we are not rgulated out of business. >> >> reporter: looking at them individually they don't seem impressive. there are more than 400,000 operating in the u.s. accounting for 11% of total oil production. in 2012 the marginal wells matched all of qatar's output. the latest innovation in drilling and fracturing could extend the working loif. the price of crude fell for almost half of the past year. the profit is no longer there, and they complain that the government rules threaten their long-term survival. >> at least with $100 oil, there was a possibility of compliance

joining me paul ackerman editor and chief of the huffington post in france.going on as this manhunt is full-fledged under way. >> yeah the manhunt is under way. but we have not a lot of new information on that so the main -- is really the emotion around the deaths of those really famous artists and journalists. four of then four names i've been given, the biggest drawers of this magazine, which is one of the most famous in france. so big emotion because it's all the liberty of speech that has been touched here. >> paul talk to me about the importance of this magazine this publication, and the fact they continued even after receiving threats and threats and firebombs. >> yes, it's a magazine that has been really -- the intensity, cartoons on the prophet of islam and they've received a lot of stress around that and they continued and continued, and they said they preferred to die than being, than to continue living lying. so we even had two articles on the fact that the last drawing of one of the drawers, the director of the magazine published was on this topic

tom ackerman reports from the state of pennsylvania. >> reporter: outside of the mcdonald's restaurantford pennsylvania stands a century old relic of the oil industry's dawn. the first industrial well was drilled in 1859 and this one is still pumping, and so are hundreds more scattered around the town. these wells can draw up to a couple of barrels a day from the huge pool of crude that lies beneath the surface. >> it has been doing it since 1882. it will probably go another hundred years if we're allowed to do it you know, we don't get regulated out of business. >> reporter: there are more than 400,000 of these wells operating in the u.s. and they account for 11% of u.s. total oil production. in 2012 by comparison, these marginal wells matched all of opec member state qatar's output. the latest innovations in horizontal drilling and fracturing could extend the life of these wells, but since the price of crude has fallen in half, many of these wells are shutting down. they say the profits are no longer there. >> at least at $100 oil, you know, there was some possibility of compliance,

. >> spencer ackerman recibiÓ la tarea de contactar al gobierno de obama para que comentara acerca delfÓnicos estadounidenses. >> querÍamos ser totalmente justos con el gobierno, que pudieran expresar sus inquietudes respecto a esta historia, conocer su reacciÓn. en este caso su interÉs era que la historia no se publicarÁ. >> la actuaciÓn de la agencia de seguridad nacional se derivÓ en el Énfasis en la ciudad del paÍs despuÉs de los actos terroristas del 11 de septiembre. los ataques pusieron el lado vigilante de los estados unidos en esteroides. >> el 11 de septiembre le dio un acicate enorme al gobierno para empezar a recordar todo lo que se pudiera, teniendo como meta evitar un ataque terrorista en el futuro. >> creo que la cia y la comunidad de inteligencia de estados unidos se sintieron con la autoridad para espiar o vigilar a quien le diera la gana. >> la cia y otras autoridades fueron responsabilizadas por no haber podido contrarrestar el complot del 11 de septiembre de 2001. la comunidad de inteligencia decidiÓ mejorar sus redes y comunicaciones, apelando a nuevas y mÁs potent

tom ackerman has more from boston.>boston streets and a city scape in swirling white sustained winds of up to 70 miles per hour and steady snowfall qualified winter storm juno as a full pledged blizzard in new york and long island and communities in massachusetts and rhode island were particularly hard hit by wave surges. along a 250 mile east coast corridor schools, workplaces and government offices were shut down. but the storm failed to live up to the worst expectations by midday new york and new jersey had reopened most public transit systems which had been closed overnight. >>i didn't think it was that bad at all, i was expecting two feet and it's only a couple of inches so they are making a big deal out of nothing. >> reporter: officials had no apologies for shut down orders including mandatory bans on road travel and helped to account for a few storm-related casualties. >>we obviously missed the worst of this storm which is a blessing for new york city. we have an old saying that we live by around here prepare f

signalled a plea bargain to save the life and government not executed anyone since 2003 and tom ackermana. >>> 43 missing students in mexico say they will search for family members themselves and blame government for failing to find them missing since september and they went through mexico city to lay wreaths at the nation monument. >> translator: we are going to go and look for all of them and not going to take the government in account any more because it doesn't do anything for us. they are just telling us that we should give up how are we going to give up? with the president give up if it was his son? >> reporter: in argentina the political landscape this year dominated by the presidential elections and constitution does not allow them to stand for a third consecutive term and inflation and rising crime and corruption are problems and we report from there. >> reporter: she heads the party founded by three times president in the 1940s. the president and before her her husband has served longer in the top job than their hero did. the president in october and is working now to ensure th

highlight the resent cases of police brutality and others called for equal reform and equal pay and tom ackermanore from washington. >> reporter: nearly half a century after he was killed and almost three decades since his birthday was declared a paid federal holiday the commitment to racial justice is again honored with speeches and president obama has tried to extend that legacy by offering this as a day of voluntary national service by americans from all walks of life. >> cleaning up parks, visiting hospitals, working at food banks and reading to children. they are doing their part to honor dr. king by heeding his call to serve. >> reporter: these quotations engraved at his memorial in washington also at test to martin luther king's standing as a figure standing for social justice, often uttering controversial statements against the war in vietnam and proclaiming that the need for america to become a more equal nation economically as well as racially and that's what people in the streets of boston los angeles and new york are saying in demonstrations on the streets of those cities today. that

tom ackerman al jazeera. >>> next the word of the year for 2015 -- 2014. pardon me. we will be right back. >>> it has been counted. the 2014 word of the year as chosen by self-described word nerds. alan chauvler has more. >> welcome to wordlandisa, to the linguistastan, where language rules. >> the boundaries of wordhood can get a little fuzzy. >> for the word nerds gathering to select the word of the year. >> is it wadi or wodi? >> wodi. >> been zimmerman runs the nominating session for wodi categories. >> basic for most unnecessary. i would like toe see hashtag black lives matter. >> i enjoy columbusing. >> i would nominate boy. >> what makes a good candidate for the word of the year, itself? >> that's a good question. >> should really speak to how we are living our lives and the way that we are thinking about things. >> there are other wodis on the wordscape. the oxford faith. dictionary.com reveals exposure of its choice from the australian sports related shirtfront. look it up. >> the night of the vote half an hour before the session starts. already, the room is

for more, paul ackerman joins us by phone, editor-in-chief at huffington post france.and democracy lawyer who can talk about the threat to free speesh here. paul, i'll start with you. what is the latest you're hearing? it's indeed about the rally you're showing. you were just talking about. the fact is this afternoon the security issued police issue was in france. the big thing was show no emotion because those cartoonists were a huge symbol in france. a symbol of freedom of speech. some of them were pretty old. it's big stars of the press who died today here. >> thank you so much for that update, paul. jacob, what we know so far is that the gunman did scream the muslim call, god is great, as they fired their rifles at in the news room. they were also threatened after naming prophet muhammad as editor-in-chief. these aren't the first time we've seen threats to free speech in the press, iconic incident in denmark in 2005 that was so heartbreaking for so many of us watching around the world, being one of the most prominent. this ignited riots throughout the muslim world,

let's bring in a fellow journalist paul ackerman is joining us now.an web site. hold on for a moment because the speaker of the house john boehner is speaking on the terror attack -- well he was speaking on the terror attack but we'll recue that. here's john kerry. >> i'm very pleased to welcome the polish foreign minister here to washington today. he's come here especially to meet with us and talk about the important relationship between poland and the united states very important nato member. and we are working on many, many issues in a very very close, bilateral way. before i do talk however, about our relationship both of us were just talking about the or risk horrific attack, the murderous attack on charlie hebdo in paris. i would like to say directly to the people of paris and all of france each and every american stands with you today not just in horror or in anger or in outrage for this vicious act of violence but we stand with you in solidarity and in commitment both to the cause of confronting extremism and in the cause which the extremists

jack ackerman wrote about the vote. just demonstrates the party of no.. health care aside, you're at a retreat at your party looking a lot to 2016. how does your party deal with this issue? inside stead of voting no to maybe focus on something that is to expand the discussion? >> you know i think that we've got a finite window over the next several months to either take up immigration reform as we've said we were going to do, and we've got now both houses the american public has elected us to lead. it's time for us to lead on this issue. if we don't, i think will have dramatic repercussions in the 2016 election. >> why do you think, congressman, it is important for republican party to deal with immigration reform, as you said, with a broad stroke including the issue of the undocumented? why is that important when many people in your party say that that's not the priority? >> you can't just deal with one aspect of immigration. obviously securing our border is our biggest priority. it's what has to happen first, but we have to deal with all other aspects o

. >> dan ackerman, thank you very much. >>> barbecue lovers are facing a shortage of brisket.e popularity comes at a bad time. >> reporter: customers line up at fargo's pit barbecue for a plateful of top graded biscuit. belinda wells has been seving for 15 years. business is good but the restaurant's co-owner is facing a new challenge. a dramatic spike in the cost of beef. what did you first think when you heard prices were going up like this? >> wow. how are we going to make i. the choices we have to make. to maintain the quality you're going to have to main tape your price or you'll go out of business. >> reporter: business prices have increased 60% this last year from 2.21 dollars per pound to $3.52. >> that's the mother lode. that's what people want. >> jeff sable is a meat scientist. >> today in the brisket market it's the brisket storm going the wrong way. there are fewer briskets today than in the past but there's greater demand. >> fewer briskets because droughts in states like texas have forced farmers to thin their herds to the lowest flevl 60 years. greater demand b

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ackerman: cease to a steady job. the act will help accomplish this by exempting veterans whoville health insurance from being counted under obamacare's employer mandate, meaning business owners can hire the veterans without being fear without being slapped with an obamacare penalty. this body passed legislation by an overwhelming vote of 406-1 last year. unfortunately, our efforts were stonewalled in the democrat-controlled senate. today, we have the opportunity to start new. i urge my colleagues to vote yes on the hire more heroes act and i thank the gentleman from illinois for his work on this critical measure. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized. mr. ryan: i yield myself such time as i may consume. this is basically how it is supposed to work. a constituent in central illinois, brad leviti approaches his congressman, congressman davis, and says there is a problem with the law affecting our nation's veterans. his congressman does the researc