courtney barnett is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] courtney barnett.. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ hash tags hash tags ♪ >> jimmy: hey! you guys are on twitter, correct? you guys on twitter? [ cheers and applause ] well, it's fun. we use twitter on our show every single week so if you watch our show and want it play along, we do this thing every wednesday where i will send out a hash tag and we ask you guys to tweet out things based on that topic. so, since it's the start of wedding season, i went on twitter and started a hash tag called "wedding fail." i asked you guys to tweet something funny weird or embarrassing. yeah, you're already thinking about stuff now. that happened at a wedding. we got thousands and thousands of tweets, within 20 minutes, it was a worldwide trending topic. that's how -- thank you for those tweets. now here are some of my favorites, wedding fail tweets from you guys. here we go. this is from @pinkcaitlyn. she said, "my mom got really drunk at the open bar and walked around all night saying it's all good." [ laughter ] not goo

barnett, we have seen some change through the election. but what does this portend for the future over these next few months? how much do you see the taliban expect to sort of entrench itself? >> the taliban themselves are not really a military threat to the government as you can see from the film because they fail to take that single post, a force like that is not going to be able to overrun the capitol. but the government itself is still quite weak as you also saw in the film. and if political divisions emerge that prevent the choosing of a new president and new stable government that's something the taliban could take advantage of. >> doug you have seen the military arrangements in afghanistan and you have seen the afghan national army trying to stand itself up as a legitimate and friendly force, trying to entrench itself causing the disruption it did in advance of the elections what do you anticipate going forward in afghanistan? >> i think going forward we should expect more of the status quo. as your other guest pointed out it's not

and i agree totally with barnett reuben because i've been on the ground. i've talked with a lot of taliban. not only in chark but other places. this food chain for the taliban there are a lot of people who are fighting for other reasons than ideologic reasons, who would be happy to go back to their lives again if the political climate would be something which is better than it is right now for them. so i think there is a chance, the question is whether you know the people in power, they are going to go after this. >> and whether the world can support them in doing that. all right, we appreciate all of you being with us . thanks very much. after the break, building their case: the unlikely voice helping the women of afghanistan find theirs. consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the government shutdown. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to anything in washington no matter what. >> antonio mora, award winning and hard hitting. >> we've heard you talk about the history of suicid

>> when i was with her, when we were having sex, no. >> reporter: matt barnett tells police their sexaisy only drank to excess afterwards. >> when you picked her up at her house, was she drunk? >> i wouldn't say drunk, i'd say she was -- >> buzzed? >> yeah, buzzed. >> then you took her home, you and her talked, you had sex. then she came out after having sex, wanted to have another shot. >> yeah. >> reporter: critical point in the investigation that followed because in missouri, a 14-year-old girl can't consent to sex if she's incaps tated. and tonight, never before heard accounts from the other boys present that night. like jordan zech. >> and then they went back into the bedroom and had sex again? >> no, matt said he didn't have sex with her the 2nd time because he couldn't get a [ bleep ]. >> reporter: paige, who was waiting in another room, describes her friend daisy as completely wasted and couldn't even walk. >> and they just started panicking a lot, saying "how are we going to get her dropped off, without her brothers waking up, without them hearing us." so they brought us back

. >> sergeant mike barnett says traffickers lure thousands of girls by the busload from south of the border and then force them to become prostitutes in houston's cantinas. >> you have people's daughters being raped, basically, in bars, under threat of force. >> translator: i was put in a room and a man came in. i told him that i wasn't a prostitute, that i had been tricked. and he told me they all say the same thing. then he forced himself on me and did whatever he wanted. >> more often than not, the story behind sex slavery begins in a small latin american village with young girls and big dreams. that was true for a woman that goes by the name of wendi. at 16, she was recruited by wealthy men in honduras for what she thought was a well-paying textile job in the u.s. >> translator: they said they would pay us $150 a day and that they wanted to help people from our country with jobs in their factory up north. they said they wanted to help poor people. >> in january 2003, wendy and her friends, 16-year-old sue and 14-year-old ana were eating lunch at their school in a remote village i

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm isha sesay. we welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. >> oaustralia's prime minister says they're confident about where the missing plane is within a few kilometers. these are the strongest word yet from the prime minister. >> reporter: that's right. he was at a lunch in shanghai expressing that confidence. he also talked about information that he was not -- that he was withholding, wasn't saying. he said he wanted to withhold information ahead of his meeting with the chinese president later today. take a listen to what he had to say about that. >> we have very much narrowed down the search area. and we are very confident that the signals that we are detecting are from the black box on mh 370. i don't want to say any more than that because i want to get the most up-to-date briefing between now and my meeting with president xi later today. as a sign of respect, to china and its people in particular the 154 chinese victims and their family, i would like to save any more deta

. >> reporter: rutgers university professor steve barnett has devoted his career to better understanding how preschool affects outcomes for children. >> its not just about learning colors, and shapes, and letters and numbers, those things are important, but it's also learning about how to control my own emotions, how to get along with other people. and so you put all that together and those things can put kids on a much more successful life-path than if they don't have them. >> reporter: but as barnetts research has shown, all that depends on having quality preschool programs. and he's concerned that in some states today, the most politicians are doing is talking up a good game. >> most four-year-olds who go to preschool programs, go to programs that aren't good. i think its a kind of bait and switch. it's easy to make a commitment and not put enough money behind it. and it's very difficult for parents to know that their state is not actually doing what they say they are. >> reporter: barnett worries in particular about california, texas, and florida. >> the standards are so low; its que

i'm errol barnett. and i'm rosemary church.ng the breaking news coverage of the mystery of flight 370, and there is no new hope this hour that malaysia flight 370 could be found within a matter of days. >> that's right, two more underwater signal pings have been detected. that makes four since saturday. the search leader made the announcement. listen to this. >> today i can report some further

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm isha sesay. to our viewers around the united states and the world. let's get straight to our top story. in the search for malaysia airlines flight 370, australian prime minister tony abbott says confidence is high that the -- t hand. >> we have narrowed the secretary of area and are very confident that the signals we are detecting making are from the black box on mh 370. >> the search leader, angus houston, says a fifth sound picked up thursday is probably unrelated to the missing plane. and based on the information he has, there has been no major breakthrough in the search. but crews still have four other possible pings to go on. today's overall search area covers about 45,000 square kilometers. >>> earlier, cnn's don lemon spoke with one of the journalists present when ahn prime minister tony abbott made his statement. >> reporter: reporting on the prime minister's trip across asia, don, we were having a press conference about the developments of potentially a free-trade agreement between austr

. >> i'm errol barnett. a big warm welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. we begin with encouraging words from australia's prime minister. tony abbot says authorities hunting for malaysian airlines flight 370 are confident about where the flight data recorder is, "within some kilometers." that's been tempered by news from search leader angus houston. says a fifth sound picked up thursday is unlikely to be related to the missing plane. and also mr. houston says there's been no major breakthrough. crews continue to work from the four other possible ping they have detected. today's overall search covers about 4,7,000 square kilometers -- 47,000 square kilometers, about 18,000 square miles. >>> let's get more on tony agot's conference. erin mclaughlin is live in perth. we heard the comment from the prime minister. the word and hope tempered by the head of the search, angus houston. are we looking at mixed messaging here? >> reporter: we're certainly hearing strong words from the australian prime minister, tony abbot, delivering the speech in shanghai earlier. w

. >> i'm rosemary church and i'm errol barnett. the search for flight 370 is becoming much more focused and narrowed. the time to find the aircraft's black boxes may quickly be running out. >> also ahead -- >> i saw people running and screaming and crying. >> 20 students are stabbed after a teenager goes on a rampage through his u.s. high school. why authorities believe this attack could have been much, much worse. >> and coming up later for you, here on cnn newsroom -- >> you killed her! you shot and killed her! won't you take responsibility for that? >> the prosecutor there grilling oscar pistorius during day one of cross-examination. but could that strategy end up backfiring? we'll preview thursday's session, set to begin in just a few hours. >> the search for malaysia flight 370 grows more intense with each passing day. two underwater pings heard tuesday have authorities optimistic that the plane missing now for 34 days, may soon be found. >> we want to show you the latest map from search headquarters in perth. take a look, it'

am joined by rob a barnett. total request live when i was watching mtv. produces original online content. we're going to talk more about some of the partnerships that you are creating. , who do youreo think is going to win? supreme court is going in with the white house. elias is getting very angry. -- goliath is getting very angry. has theems like aereo legal edge. in your view, is it fair what they are doing? >> the question is whether they are going to have to pay retransmission fees. we all started recording our own shows a long time ago. i keep thinking not about media experts but real people who are getting more and more frustrated with the amount of money you spend to get cable television. they can get their own shows when they want and how they want . it is frustrating. >> it is frustrating. or vh1,re back at mtv what would you be thinking right now? oni would be focusing creating the very best content and figuring out as many smart new ways to get that into the hands of people who want it when they want it and not when we want you to see it. i re

thomas barnett sleeping upped these tarp for 5 years. he carefully packed his belongings preparing to move out today. >> i don't know where i'm really going. >> toronto loader and dumpster wait to clear anything left behind. once barnett camp disappear albany give him a check for 3000 dollars. >> 3000 dollars not much money to start over. if something any way. >>reporter: amber refs the money to move away from the million dollar view. now she and her part inner risk a cell record. >> i'm not moving. i'm not going to let them bully me out of my home. not let them purchase my sense of security. >>reporter: albany city clerk says clearing the camp will make the park safer. >> if you think of small child or senior citizen that i be out to visit the area we want to ensure sift for all park users. >>reporter: though some visitors tell us they never felt at risk. >> i have been out her plenty of items and never bother me. >> extremely worried about is what going to horsepower to the people once kicked out of here. >>reporter: tv different perfe

them are not costing people in kansas the kind of money that these ads try to portray. >> dorothy barnett, executive director of the climate and energy project. your project is a case study for people fighting the anti-renewable entities around the country. thank you for helping us understand your work, we appreciate you. >> thank you so much. >>> all right, lots more to come tonight, including the brand-new debunction junction. that's ahead, next. polar vortexes, road construction, and gaping potholes. so with all that behind you, you might want to make sure you're safe and in control. ford technicians are ready to find the right tires for your vehicle. get up to $120 in mail-in rebates on four select tires when you use the ford service credit card at the big tire event. see what the ford experts think about your tires. at your ford dealer. grossemisconduct... ortho crime files. ...disturbing the pantry. a house, under siege. homeowner calls in the big guns. say helto home defense max. with the one-touch continuous-spray wand. kills bugs inside... ...and prevents new ones for up to a yea

i'm andrew barnett. i'm the owner of a small business at the one proposed 121 as an carl street i have a cafe we're 2 hundred and 92 square feet we metropolitan met with the representative for the box walk and our neighbors were told by the at&t representative, in fact, proposed site was not a good location and at&t would seek another location. i also explained at this time i was opening up a new coveting where the proposed box would sit in the middle of our outdoor seating and not allow to have the clearance from the table to the curb. again at&t representatives said they'll find an alternative location. december 17th we had a hearing and told there would be a rendering from the commission on this. i'm confused why we're here tonight after this seems like i would think that at&t said they understood this is why we're having this hearing. i have an iphone photo i'll put it up this is a picture of our location our little cafe our outdoor seating and the proposed box would be in the middle of the property

in amazing cloud from sharon barnett. does not look real. >> although some thunderstorms as we thought might occur, slow-moving storm that's incredible isobar and powerful and is depicted in cover where the wind is strongest. here is a little bit will be this evening. that is tomorrow morning. there is on thursday morning. you can see the circulation continues to rotate into the area. >> have buckle's around into the shade. the cold pool just crawls along. we call that an atmospheric blocking patterns. some suggest changing climate makes things more and more frequent. this one ranks among them. here's a closer look at the thunderstorms. all the way in to western cook county. we've had some out in the parking lot. macon should do with these terms are producing gusty winds and hail. he could see where that is going on. here is the huge squall line. almost 100 mi. in length. rand from natural tennessee. >> the storms are fading in the gulf coast. look at all of the severe weather icon reports. every one of these is a report

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jim barnett calling the warriors game he will retire after the season.eph curry and the warriors got the night off. barnes had 30 points. crawford had 41 points. he hit the 3 to put golden state up ahead late. the warriors finish the season with 51 wins beating the nuggets 116-112. time for the wednesday night top five. number 5, john dali's latest stunt. hits the ball out of his friend's mouth. >> something wrong with this picture. not spelling majors here. >> number 3 on the clay for tennis. through the wick it and the ball stays in. phenomenal hit. >> number 2 in iowa, the senior with the goal. >> and at number 1, the minnesota wild got his last shave in. bumps and bruises. murray gets the bloody nose. and then getzlaf of the ducks takes the puck right to the face, lookis like it went to the mouth, anaheim beat dallas 4-3. >> it's a brutal sport. >> he walks off to try to get treatment. it's amazing they take these injuries and it's part of it. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,, safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they

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shares climbed to $85.55, meanwhile, shares of barnett -- barnes & noble, the sale part of his long-term financial and estate planning that he has no plans to sell more stock this year. shares plunged 12% to $16.37. >>> china's weibo made its trading today, shares priced at 16.8 million shares at $17 apiece. they raised more than $285 million from the offering, the stock popped 19% finishing the day at $24.24. but what exactly does weibo do? we look at the potential risks and rewards of investing in weibo. >> pop quiz? what is microblog in chinese? weibo, it allows users to chat, upload pictures and use video. it has 445 active users as of march, 77% access weibo using their smartphones. they make most of their money through advertising, their annual sales nearly tripled last year but the company still lost money. and weibo cautioned that user growth is slowing. >> we slowed down last year but as we begin to focus our purpose, the effort, actually we see tremendous coming back into the gross rate. >> the timing of weibo's ipo is also questionable as the market has recently cooled on soci

i'm errol barnett. and i'm rosemary church. you're watching the breaking news coverage of the mystery of flight 370, and there is no new hope this hour that malaysia flight 370 could be found within a matter of days. >> that's right, two more underwater signal pings have been detected. that makes four since saturday. the search leader made the announcement. listen to this. >> today i can report some further encouraging information regarding the zusearch for missg flight mh-370. on monday, i advised that the pinger locator deployed by the ocean shield had detect ed signals similar to those emitted by black boxes on two separate occasions. ocean shield has been able to reacquire the signals on two more occasions. late yesterday afternoon and late last night perth time. the detection yesterday afternoon was held for approximately five minutes and 32 second. the detection late last night was held for approximately seven minutes. ocean shield has now detected four transmissions in the same broad area. >> so new analysis shows the ea

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm isha sesay. you're watching breaking news coverage of the search for missing malaysia airlines flight 370. >> here's the latest information we have for you this hour. australia's prime minister says authorities are confident they know where the plane's flight data recorder is within some kilometers. significant because it's the strongest words he's used yet. but search leader angus houston says a fifth sound picked up thursday is unlikely to be related to the missing plane. and also mr. houston says there's been no major breakthrough. >>> meanwhile, the overall search area continues to shrink. today it's down to just under 47,000 square kilometers. the search is headquartered in perth, australia, that's where our erin mclaughlin is and has been covering this for the past few days. she joins us live. erin, bring us up to speed on where the search stands right now. >> reporter: hi, let's first chat a little more about what the australian president, prime minister, rather, tony abbott had to say at

cctv jack barnett has our report from the eu headquarters in brussels. china's president she didn't bring arrives at the european commission in brussels. the visit comes off the major trade tensions between beijing and brussels have finally been laid to rest and bites they must be at times but it was also an historic moment. her eyes. i know. off to meeting with president xi eu officials pulled a fast i'm committed to opening talks on a free trade agreement fta. if current negotiations on a key investment deal are ultimately successful. an fta would create a market almost two billion people and build upon our trade relationship now worth almost one of the hoff billion us dollars a day. the european union as china's largest trading partner and china is the eu second largest trailing only the united states. with many trade areas remaining between the eu and china analyst estimate of free trade deal would still take up to a decade to negotiate. bob did was the most significant step forward yet the eu china trade relations and kept a weeklong information to

>> guest: bob barnett lives here in washington. he, at one time, actually, was even the clintons' lawyer before his wife rita became the white house correspondent -- it's all a little intertwined here in washington at times -- and he was also my husband's attorney and agent. and that was probably the primary reason why i went to bob, in addition to him being such a good agent, good attorney. c-span: how long have you been married to bob woodward? >> guest: i've been married to bob since 1989. we started living together in 1982. i met him when i was a baby. i was 23 years old, he was 37. so we've been together for 13 years. c-span: what influence has he had on this style of journalism here that you've used? >> guest: a remarkable influence. i mean, he would probably say, "oh, you know, not as much as you think." but, in fact, what bob has really taught me as a journalist and as a thinker is that people tend not to tell the truth initially when you first interview them -- and it's not because they're always purposely not telling you

the west australian premier colin barnett has conveyed to me the importance he places on hosting the families and the very good assistance that he intends to provide to them when they arrive in perth. on monday, i was asked a question at the press conference as to which ships are carrying helicopters. let me just provide you with those details now. hms success has a helicopter embarked. the malaysian frigate has a super lynx helicopter embarked. the people's liberation army navy has deployed six military ships in the search area. one is a landing helicopter dock that has up to six helicopters embarked. the chinese polar supply vessel has an embarked helicopter. that concludes my introductory remarks. we're now ready to take any questions that you might have. yes? >> did you get any information from malaysia about the case has been turned into a criminal investigation? [ inaudible ] >> we are focused very much on the search for the downed aircraft, and to make all the necessary arrangements to facilitate that search and what might follow the search when the aircraft is followed. i've

he discovers the barnett shale, proves it can be done, sells off his company in 2001 and write about the same time you have this young guy in oklahoma city, aubrey mcclendon, came from a family that produced governors and senators, came from a little bit of non wealthy side of that family and he starts off and he is what called the landman, someone who goes out and talk to individuals, gets them to lease their land, he get the gift of gab, he is one of the most interesting people you will ever meet and when you are talking to him he makes you feel like you are the most interesting person he has ever met. incredibly charismatic and he has a vision. pcs what is going on in fort worth and he says not just am i going to go into that, take this company chesapeake which he almost bankrupt a couple years before on a bad bet in louisiana but i am going to go all in. this is somebody, 19, 2001, the company had nothing. seven eight years later the company had 15 million acres. he had written this five deal in to it. when you get to 2008-2009 jessicas strong more than any company in the world a

i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm errol barnett.op story this hour brings us new promising leads in this desperate search for flight 370. >> today i can report some very encouraging information, which has unfolded over the last 24 hours. >> the key question is are officials finally getting closer to solving this mystery? >> complete coverage straight ahead on cnn newsroom. >> all right. we're going to bring you now these dramatic new developments, rosemary. there is really no other way to describe it in this search for malaysia airlines flight 370. >> we have learned in just the last 90 minutes in fact that a pinger locator has detected more audio signals from the indian ocean, pulses that are consistent with those emitted by aircraft flight recorders. >> and here is what is key. the latest signals are picked up in the northern part of the search area where u.s. pinger locator, that's aboard the australian ship ocean shield. >> two distinct pinger returns were detected, which we're told could very possibly be from the missing airlin

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i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm isha sesay. to our viewers, thank you for joining us.lian prime minister tony agot tells reporters in china authorities are "confident" they know the position of the black box flight recorder to "within some kilometers." at the same time, search leader angus houston says there has been no major breakthrough. in fact, he says a fifth sound picked up thursday is unlikely to be related to

. >> dorothy barnett, executive director of the climate and energy project. your project is a case study for people fighting the anti-renewable entities around the country. thank you for helping us understand your work, we appreciate you. >> thank you so much. >>> all right, lots more to come tonight, including the brand-new debu nu kt ion junction. [ julie ] the wrinkle cream graveyard. if it doesn't work fast... you're on to the next thing. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair has the fastest retinol formula to visibly reduce fine lines and wrinkles in just one week. neutrogena®. to visibly reduce fine lines and wrinkles in just one week. [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't. stop pretending. only flood insurance covers floods. ♪ visit floodsmart.gov/pretend to learn your risk. >>> in 1961, the attorney general of the united states of course was bobby kennedy. in an october 1961, attorney general bobby kennedy gave a speech in chicag

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amara walker and myself, errol barnett, here at cnn center bringing you live pictures from the vatican saints. at this moment, we understand that some masses has gotten under way. they're concluding the chanting in latin and greek, and next, we understand the pope's homily will begin. as soon as we see that unfold, we'll bring it to you live. ben wedeman is there in vatican city amongst the crowds. he noted many people from poland making a long journey there, some even marathon runners, ran from poland to be a part of today's unprecedented occasion. these live pictures you're seeing now coming to us from krakow. and if we can bring back in delia and john, because i want to talk about pope francis and his new style. the vatican is not an institution that changes quickly. how would you describe pope francis's approach to bringing some form of change? we mentioned the eight-person panel to look into allegations of sexual abuse, for example. >> well, you know, we do typically say around here that the vatican thinks in centuries. the working motto tends to be talk to me on wednesday and i'l

. >> the nominees for best performance by an actor in a leading role in a play are -- samuel barnett, performance by an actress in a dailey "mother and son." la tonja richardson jackson "araisin in the sun." cherry jones "the glass ma knowledgery." awe dra mcdonald "lady day at emmerson bar and grill." "the velocity of autumn." >> the nominees by an actor in a leading role in a musical are, neil patrick harris, ramon "les mis" andy carl "rocky" jefferson mays "a gentleman's guide to love and murder" bryce pinkham "a gentleman's guide to love and murder." leading actress for a leading role in a musical are -- mary bridgette davies "a night with janis joplin. foster, "violet." edina man zell, "if then." jesse mueller "beautiful." kelly o'hara, "bridges of madison county." >> the nominees for best revival of a play are the cripple of inishmon. the glass my knowledgery. a raisin in the sun. 12th night. the nominees for best revival of a musical are -- hezig and the angry inch. les mis. violet. >> the nominees for best play are -- act i by james la pine. all the way by robert shankin. casa

up here in the balk ann shail -- bakken shale in and around north dakota, the eagleford shale, the barnett shale, the marcellis shale, green, green, green, green, median income going up for everyone in the county, median income going up. where energy production is occurring. strikingly, the marcellis shale extends north to new york and yet the entire state of new york you can see there's not a county in the state of new york where needian income has gone up. why? the democratic politicians in new york have prohibited developing those natural resources because they ban fracking. so pennsylvania, pennsylvanians apparently would like jobs, like higher median income, they're seeing the benefit but in new york, new yorkers are not because of democratic politicians in new york that prohibit developing those resources. i would note that one of the most promising areas is the monterrey shale in california, abundant resources and you would note the entire state of california there's not one green county. and that is because california likewise even though they should those resources, the democratic

barnett writes in on a twitter page. a joan is no different than a manned helicopter from that perspective. it ran a very cheap helicopter. you think he makes a point there? >> i think there's a lot of abuse out there. especially guess americans today. a gps system is needed. military calls and hard drive quarterly. reports.ps system richard rodgers right that drones are no different than any other technology. let's go to and waiting in gates center campus. and, good morning. i am.: high, disappointed about these of drones. -- hello, i am disappointed about the use of drones. if there had been drones in kansas, i would have had a bomb in my living room. they had misidentified me and i was held under siege by a ar-15's for about two hours. the assumed i was dead. this is totally ripe for abuse by law enforcement. they aren't careful enough. host: i'm confused, how a drone of change that situation? they couldn't get into the house because i had enough weapons to hold them off. that was my only sanctuary. we do give myself

robert barnett will help orchestrate her media campaign and no decisions about media strategy have been made. brian williams to ,ox news to cnn to diane sawyer all vying for that first interview with hillary clinton. for c-span2 at that 's book tv. hampton, virginia, democrats line. good morning. caller: i think it is a good thing. the reason why it is a good thing, like the previous caller said, there are people in prison and in jail for these nonviolent crimes. it is foolishness. people should not be in jail for smoking marijuana, for child support, things like that. i do not have any issues like that, but my understanding was prison was supposed to be rehabilitative and what we have now is penal systems. it is a waste of time and money. send the people to some type of program to help them get off drugs. thank you. that is my comment. have a good day. host: thank you for the call. a headline from "the new york times." the piece begins with the announcement by the justice department to canvass the entire federal present -- prison population to find inmates who chromatid -- who committe

osborne so here they said that texas just paid forty million dollars to fix the roads leading to the barnett shale region over in the marcellus shale which runs from new york to tennessee new york did an investigation to find out what the cost would be to new york state should they allow fracking in there and want new york state has yet to allow fracking for gas it is weighing the potential impacts on roads a draft study last year from the state's department of transportation found that hundreds of miles of roads and scores of bridges would need to be reconstructed to handle the gas industry trucks at a cost of two hundred eleven million to three hundred seventy eight million dollars because one thing about this natural gas compared to fracking natural gas compared to say what you have in russia or iran or cutter or algeria is there you know you can have to dig the well and it does require a lot of transport taishan and trucks and stuff like that but at last for like twenty years here they last for twelve months maybe eighteen months at most so you're going to have to constantly this is goin