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my father, charles goddard, moved down here from ohio in 1901 when spindletop opened up.l, he was a driller at first. you'd call him a tool pusher, i guess. he was the one that ran the rig and that knew how to drill for oil. and there were a very few people in those days that drilled. the oilmen had to move where the oil was. and usually there was no city there. tent cities sprung up. and, uh, little communities with dirt streets. and maybe some board sidewalks. but, uh, it was a rough place to live in. schoumacher: what difference did spindletop really make? goddard: the biggest difference was the amount of production that they found they could obtain out of one well. if you can make 100 barrels a day or 1,000 barrels a day, now you're in an economic -- a viable business. you really have a product to sell. once you had real production, i would say, that was the end of any monopoly. by 1911, rockefeller's command of the market was shattered, competition from western oil, from refiners like gulf and texaco, had broken the standard monopoly. and the sherman act had ended th

the father -- a father is gunned down in an ohio church parking lots by his own son. witnesses say they heard two men arguing loudly and then several gunshots as mass was letting out. police have taken that shooter into custody. >> they are sick with fear. hundreds more dental patients expected to line up today in tulsa, oklahoma for h.i.v. testing. nearly 7,000 patients of this guy, dr. w. harrington potentially exposed after the dentist's office said to have seriously unsanitary conditions. >> do you throw away food because you're worried it's going to spoil? you're not alone if you do that. americans throw away 30 billion pounds of food every year but a lot of that food might not be bad after all. how do you know what's safe to eat and when you should toss it? here to explain is our cookbook author and expert for national frozen and refrigerated food expert. hey, alison. let's talk about grocery shopping. when do we know as far as expiration dates are concerned when we need to throw things out? >> if it says expired by, that's the last date the product should be ea

day ends in heartbreak after a son shoots and kills his father just as an easter sunday service was ending. it happened this afternoon in the ohio town of ashtabula. the police chief says the shooter reportedly, a 25-year-old man, waited for his father just outside the hiawatha church of god and christ, spoke to him and then fired the fatal shot. the gunman then walked into the church causing a panic with many fearing he would continue firing. >>> a massive 95-car pileup on a fog-choked strip of virginia interstate leaves at least three people dead. state police say fog rolling in from the mountains triggered a series of accidents on interstate 77, six miles from the north carolina border. tractor trailers were ripped apart. some cars now just burned-out frames. 25 people were taken to hospital for treatment. southbound i-77 still closed for investigation. >>> a man drove a car into a california walmart today and then attacked customers. police in san jose, they say the driver used a blunt object to assault people inside the store. four people were injured, one seriously. the driver is in custody. his motives unclear. the police

following the meeting, senator montgomery wilde of ohio called a press conference to share his views. ...that the founding fathers, in their god-given wisdom, neveintended that the constitution of these united states should ever protect the traitors, the pornographers, the drug dealers and the smut-peddling purveyors of indecency and lewd and lascivious filth. my fellow americans, i can tell you that all of these are the sworn enemies of the american way and of the sanctity of the american family. as parents, as christians and as good americans, we must, we must purge them from our midst. while the hearings still have two more days to go, smart money on capitol hill is backing the initiative. and the likelihood is that satellite transmissions of adult programs will soon be a thing of the past. leslie drews reporting from the senate office building for news center 3 at 5:00. thanks, leslie. we'll be following that story closely but apparently not on our satellite dishes. next on news center, a blood-and-guts story on the gulf war makes it big at the box office. [music] ♪ either way, i'm looking 10 years older ♪ ♪

ohio. >> it's reported he's dealing for angel's father, john daley, who is arrested with his brother tim in april of 2008. daly winds up being sentenced to 21 years in prison. and it turns out blevins and angel are not the only teens guilty of sharing drugs with minors. >> two teenagers are in texas behind bars this morning, accused of showing two little boys how to smoke pot. >> in march 2007, police in a ft. worth, texas, suburb find this videotape. it shows a 2-year-old and a 5-year-old smoking a marijuana joint given to them by two teenagers. [ coughing ] >> it's disturbing. i have never seen a 2-year-old and a 5-year-old that were coached into smoking marijuana and into doing narcotics. >> the two teens in this case eventually plead guilty and sentenced to 7 and 8 years in prison. people who see these tapes are outraged. >> just because somebody is a teenager, it doesn't make a difference. you're supposed to be more mature than what was shown on that video. >> to think the people would still do that to a young child is amazing. >> i really wouldn't ever want to see video like that a

earlier that day a ma'am in ohio ambushed a church service, killing his father as he left the chapel. a football player was dropped off with fatal gunshot wounds. >>> and a 33-year-old woman celebrating her birthday was hit in the head by a stray bullet at a detroit nightclub. this is the sampling of the gun violence that took place over the weekend. those were in addition to

police in ohio say a man walked into a church near cleveland and gunned down his own father at an eastervice. we have a photo of the suspect. witnesses say he yelled about god and allah after pulling the trigger. the church's associate pastor tells a local newspaper that folks started screaming and ducking and calling 911 after that single deadly shot. the suspect reportedly walked down the side of the church to the pulpit screaming and waiving his gun. one witness said he thought it might turn into a massacre. but the police showed up and quickly subdued the suspect. well, tv news legend barbara walters today addressed reports that she is set to retire next year. ahead, what barbara walters had to say about all of the speculation. it any other way. but your erectile dysfunction - you know, that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgent

of shooting and killing his own father at an easter church service was yelling about god and allah, after he pulled the trigger. the associate pastor of the church in ohio told a newspaper that worshipers started screaming, ducking down and calling 9-1-1 after the shooting. the pastor also said that the suspect was yelling about killing people and said, quote, the will of allah. this is the will of god. some said they thought it would turn into a massacre, but cops arrived just moments after the single gunshot and arrested the suspect. police say they still do not have a motive. >> we will rebuild it. but it won't be the same. those words from new jerseyys governor chris christie one day after superstorm sandy, much of what you see here was demolished and now nearly six months later it looks like the governor was right. even as construction crews race to rebuild before the summer there are many reminders of what's gone forever. like the roller coaster. a live look here. still in the water where sandy just left it. a constant reminder of the storm's devastating force. this next shot, courtesy earth cam, the mayor here says it should be removed later this

ohio, i wanted to get out of there for as long as i can render. and my first escape route out was the editor allan poe from eldorado which my father used to read to me as a kid. some of you may remember the refrain, and sunshine and then shadow had travel along singing a song in search of eldorado. the opening stanza, but that it conjured up this, you know, it conjured up the wild west for me. open roads lined with cactus. you know, the american promise. just every day you can start over. it was just this magical place, this land colorado that i used to go into that palm with my father when he read it and live there. and then try was also reading of their works about the west and escaped as a kid. millie and then later when i get older black elk. crazy native american mythology. stegner and so on. the classic western writers. and when my parents get divorced and a mother and sister and i moved from the right side of the tracks to the wrong side of the tracks, just a rack up bringing. i really began moving more and more inside the west. and it wanted to live there for real when i grew up and became a writer, which i always wanted to and i did. and

father in the house effects not just boys, but girls as well. >> host: larry elder spent several years living in cleveland working for a law firm, and this next call comes from bobby in ohio. >> caller: i've got a question for you in regards to the comment you made about rg 3:and the article about him being called an uncle tom. why would you state that person saying that would be republican? wouldn't democrats actually sometimes have feelings like that? i'm a republican, and i don't feel that way towards rg iii, so i'm just curious why you would say that. >> guest: you either misunderstood what i said, or i said it badly. what i said was the espn guy criticized rg iii because he thought he was republican. he said there's a rumor he's republican, i don't know about that. he's got a white fiancee, i don't know about that. he called him a cornball brother because he suspected that rg iii was a republican, but he had a white fiancee. that is why this caster called him a cornball brother which i think is a racist thing. so i'm sorry if i misexplained it. >> host: go ahead, bobby, you're still on the line. >> caller: i appreciate that. i agree the same way you do then. i think

and it's passed along to my grandfather, my father, me, my kids have now used that gun, i shot a duck with it on lake erie in ohio last full. so i've grown up with guns as have my kids, and the it's a part of our family tradition as it is with many families. so i believe that gun safety is incredibly important. i certainly instilled that in my kids. but, no, this is part of what for many americans is part of our heritage and history. >> since you made your statement, what have you concluded about where the republican party is on gay marriage? do you think they sort of get it, or do you think there's a ways to go? >> mixed. and that's understandable. and i respect people have a different point of view on it. after all, i had a different point of view until very recently. but, no, it's a pixed reaction. you know -- mixed reaction. i was talking earlier with ben about the economic impact which is, frankly, not something i considered. i'm sure there are some economic impacts, some other political impacts of this, but for me, this was not a political decision. >> how worried are you, though, about the politics of it?

ohio family of five is recovering after a scary 24 hours lost in the florida everglades. they spent the night in their air boat after they became stuck in a cypress tree. their fathereverything was great until it wasn't. >> took a wrong turn, had a great fishing trip, boys had fun, wife was having fun, came to the end of the one canal, took a right and couldn't get the boat turned around. >> he said the experience helped his family stay safe. >>> patrons of a new york restaurant are being encouraged to get tested for hepatitis "a." a chef contracted the disease on a recent trip to mexico. the health advisory is only for those who had dessert at the restaurant in the last week. >>> a boat that washed ashore in washington state is described as a noah's arc of marine life. the boat traveled 5,000 miles from japan after the tsunami nearly two years ago. it became a home for tropical fish native to japan. five fish and other animals survived because the boat acted like a tide pool. >>> to north korea now the threats and maneuvers are at dangerous levels, after saying the u.s. pushed the peninsula to the brink of war, they moved two missile launchers to the east coast. i

father and be tough -- be fair and be tough. but before your current position you were the head of enforcement at the consumer financial protection bureau, and before that the attorney general for the state of ohio. so you know more than just about anyone else about strong enforcement of the laws. so in your experience as head of enforcement at cfpb and as attorney general for ohio, in order to enforce the law effectively how important is it that you have adequate resources, adequate funding and adequate information? >> i would say all of those things are essential. i think if you, if you don't have the information, you don't know what to do. if you have the information but you don't have the resources, you know what to do, but you can't do it. and i think you also have to have the will to understand and be motivated by the desired result which is people need to understand that they have to obey the law. and as i used to say when i was attorney general of ohio -- and i feel the same way now -- nobody is so high and mighty that they're above the law, and nobody is so undistinguished that the law doesn't apply to them equally with even else. and that's a bedrock of our society. it's been a strengt