short answer is that the -- there are inventors and companies and argon, and chef will take about this, i'm sure, who are trying all of these. so i'm a believer in natural car -- natural gas car future. and it is for this reason -- that in economics, it does supply create demand, does demand create supply, it goes both ways. but one of the most interesting formulas is supply creating demand. and it goes back to the way i try to picture it, is the cocaine model. so did americans become hooked on crack cocaine because we started out being hooked on crack cocaine and then the cartel responded to that, or did the medellin cartel pump cocaine into the united states and the market developed from that. so just transferring that over to natural gas, here we are in a world of where we are utterly awash in natural gas. i checked yesterday, natural gas is $2.86 per 1,000 cubic feet right now. it is incredible. and the horizon for it, for this -- this supply is from here to eternity. and so there are big-thinkers and they include ed morris at city group but he's ascribing to the cocaine version of

this is where the mother and daughter then lived in this home in the 1200 block of argon place in sterlinghere he repeatedly demanded to have sex with the teenager in the home and a boat in the backyards. neighbors who didn't want to be identified are horrified by the charges. >> it's scary. i can't believe that was happening. >> the alleged abuse went on for months. when the child protested his advances he threatened to have the minor and the mother deported if the victim would not concept to being his woman. residents in this part of ashburn are shocked by this crime. >> it surprises me that all of the bad stuff is going on. no one is stepping up to stop the poor people. >> it's unbelievable that it can go on in modern day america. i can't fathom really how you can get away with that. suzanne: the suspect is originally from elvalueca dore and he -- el salvador and allegedly met the victims through a family babysitter. he is being held in jail. the second court appearance is tomorrow in alexandria federal court. in ashburn, virginia, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. leon: coming up on "abc7 ne

. >> so i witnessed the first time that i went to argon, jeff was hosting the chinese minister of technology and trying to actively, in a conspiracy way hide from him the stuff that they presumed he was really after. he wasn't after coming into collaborate like he said, but to take something from us. and what i have observed is that there is -- from president obama down, right, this very high-minded statesman-like notion that hey, we're all trying to change the world and save the world and can't we all do it together. and the formation of committees and groups that meet, right, that meet every year. but any own experience, and jeff may bitterly dispute this, but it's paper. it is on paper. so they are sitting there and they are exchanging their favorite -- i mean something like -- favorite coffee flavor in starbucks and not delving deeply into the batteries because the competition is so stiff. and -- and here in the d.o.e., there is a paranoia almost about, we are developing this. are the chinese going to get it? than ten years ago? when f we look at the tesla battery in nevada, is there any

many -- many of the country's technical teams including our own particularly the argon laboratory wherector goes on. we've done modeling. that's why we have confidence in the basic parameters and you will even find two pages of the parameter specification of the new reactor. and then it will -- as expeditiously as possible to go you through design and then construction and commissionening of the reactor. >> have any of them come up with a credible alternative that they've suggest to you? >> i've not been honest at least one that has the same impact as the agreement does. we have said and you know, again, i'm not the secretary of state but nevertheless i would opine that if we now undercut this agreement, it's hard to see how there would not be very negative consequences and very negative consequences that we would see very quickly, the most important point here is i think one of the mogs surprising elements of this agreement to many is the fact that the p-5-plus one could hang together through a tough grinding negotiation over a long time at the same time in which it's very clear some m

but what we know is when it comes to lily, argon national laboratory in chicago, lily virtually has a full-time office there using the advanced photon source, trying to figure out how to match up the drug with the protein in the brain and make it work. i'm a liberal arts lawyer. you can lose me in a second when you get into this conversation. but i do get it that there are certain things that we have, diagnostic tools also ncats. i can't remember what it stands for. computing translational science operation. they're using that to do millions of tests that used to be unimaginable. so what i'm saying the pace of change and the pace of discovery is almost impossible to predict, but to set targets and hold politicians to the targets, that makes sense. that's why i picked ten years. 5% real growth for ten years. and i don't know if that's the right number or what, but if we're incentivized to move toward those targets we're not going to fall off and forget our responsibility. >> i have heard you speak on so many different topics. you're always passionate and have found the soft point of wh