and economic benefits of fracking. but opponents don't want it to get that far, instead stopping it in the senate. in brandon jonathan wtsp. we have a poll on dot com. you think about fracking and allowed in florida. no more of your tax dollars for "raymond james stadium that's what the state decided on monday. the team was million more dollars from the construction costs for things like new scoreboards and club seats. but the bucs failed requirements of the application process and they were rejected. if you're looking for a job, there's a 'mega' career fair happening today! thirty-five top companies including coca-cola, walt disney world, and progressive insurance are looking to hire! they will be interviewing at the "george steinbrenner event pavilion" from 10 a-m to 2 p-m. organizers say if you're planning to go bring plenty of copies of your resume and research the companies you're most interested in. you can find more information on wtsp-dot-com. coming up at 5 on 10 news this morning, all eyes will be on a bill c

is going to harm >> fracking rock . >> in florida a different kind of fracking would be used for pumping the water into the ground and releasing the oil and gas into the limestone. >> we have already felt fracking effective. one of thereasons why gas prices are still low, but opponents say at what cause? >> ground water pollution is the opponent's biggest concern. and a similar fracking bill that passed the house that would require dep. >> but, opponents don't want us to get that far and instead stopping it in the senate. >> end fracking now. >> 10 news, wtsp. >>> we have a poll giving you a frack sdg whether or not it should be allowed for florida. all the requirements of the application process and it was rejected. >>> looking for a job, you want to watch for a megacareer fair >> 35 south companies including coca-cola and walt disney are looking to hire and they'll be interviewing at this event pavilion from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.. >> organizers say if you plan to go, bring plenty of copies of your resume and research the company you are most interested in. >> you can find more information

fracking wells.were also waking up to the nightmare in pennsylvania of water contamination. i went to binghamton. i had been reading about fracking, didn't understand it, didn't understand the potential impacts at the time and my eyes were opened. i met this family from pennsylvania who had a jug of contaminated water from their well and between the methane migration and the introduction of the chemicals in the fracking process, they were saying the water in our town has been destroyed. water is sacred to me. new york, those are crucial resources, our fertile land, clean air and clean water and so, yeah, i got involved >>> did those communities feel at all torn because they also know that, perhaps, it means jobs in a place like binghamton which has lost a lot of jobs >> yeah. the farmers stood to make a lot of money. many people who leased their land in pennsylvania sold and left. we were in danger of something like that happening. there wasn't full disclosure about the risk. also a lot of the people

fracking came back. i went out with friends and did acts of civil disobedience. what we are seeing now is there is a lot of -- somebody told me in the book about the highlights with the tradition. [inaudible speaker] >> there are issues now and with a legislative change we will -- this is like an evacuation plan because there have been several blowouts. basically this continue and they will write up the fictional score. and into the the depths that are under the surface and this will be my last note. there are some people, and i don't know where i fall on this, that think that fracking and oil and gas are the -- it might be part of extreme measures. so i don't know what is going to happen. i see the beginning of it -- especially powerful to me is it intercep intercepts. these powerful perceptions allow this. >> do you think the argument you are making is let you decide whether you don't want any economic activity. in your case, having activity in the community is -- [inaudible question] >> you say fracking is a bad thing. >> great question. [inaudible speaker] >>

you could need almost as much energy in total as you get from the fracked oil. it may not be economic at any price. one reason they may drill, the cost of extracting oil has gone down. some managed to make use of it. the reasons the costs went down, oil has gone down, costs have gone town, oil's tentacles extend anywhere. >> you and i speak for many years, and the last time it was $10, you and i were talking. but it was going to the other way, up. there was an argument by alan greenspan and energy experts around the world, and that is that the benefit to the consumer from low price of oil outweighs economy. do you think it's true. i think it's true for companies consuming it. if you look at what it happening now, what sebbing store of the world has the best economic stat sticks, so maybe china. the sector that comes from being the poor man. it's europe. they don't produce oil. they consume it. >> there's no side to the ledger on that. >> for us it was probably the most vital industry. even though we were not generating energy. >> it circulated money around the e

i mean, it's "okie frack land". it's very alarming. >> the number of earthquakes in oklahoma has gone up nearly every year for the last six years. by the end of 2015, seismologists predict that the state will have experienced over 5,000 of them. >> the people in oklahoma are walking the plank, blindfolded with their hands behind their back. there's nobody governing the state. nobody. who gave any corporation or person the authority to destroy your life and your home and so on? a lot of people are being hurt bad by this. i'm telling you, what you gotta understand is the earth is constantly moving here right now. constantly moving. it never stops. 24/7. shakin' all the time. you think it goes away, it doesn't go away. it keeps on shaking. >> from rural midwest to war-torn mideast. she went for the money and found a greater calling... >> oklahoma is an oil state. from its discovery in the 19th century to the present, its influence is everywhere. there's even a working oil well at the state capitol. >> go in the capitol

people against fracking are making their voices heard all over the bay area. dozens turned up to protest fracking in florida and laws they feel will allow oil companies too much freedom. fracking is a process where water, sand and other chemicals are injected into the ground under high pressure. that cracks rock oil to escape to a well at the surface. supporters say reasons gas prices are so low. but opponents worry about hidden costs to ground water. a fracking bill is in the appropriations committee in the senate. opponents hope it the committee. if you're looking for a job, you'll want to pay attention to this. thirty-five top companies including disney world, and insurance are looking to hire at a today. they will be interviewing at the event pavilion from 10 this morning until 2. organizers say if you're planning to go bring plenty of copies of your resume and research the companies that appeal to you. you can find more information and tips on our website, w-t- s-p dot com. the denver broncos and the carolina panthers will take a day off today and then ge

and you know, and fracking is something that -- because of fracking, we have a lot of natural gas.ve a lot of natural gas, it's replaced a lot of coal. >> where are you on fracking? i was going to say, because it has gotten a lot of -- i've talked to a lot of democrats who are describing it the way you describe it. >> i'm on the energy committee. >> yeah. >> and fracking, it depends where you do it. and if you do it too close to a water table, it's a bad idea. but most of the fracking that we've been doing is what we've had a revolution in natural gas and because of that, we have lowered the cost of manufacturing in this country tremendously, because of electricity we do with very cheap natural gas. that's why i'm against exporting natural gas, because i want to keep the price low in minnesota. minnesota produces no fossil fuels whatsoever. but we use a lot of naturalç g in our manufacturing and it's been beneficial. now -- >> do you think there's been enough studies, though, on fracking? >> well, there have been a lot of studies on fracking. >> you feel comfortable, you feel like

. >> they did, and i do not have money from the dirillers and fracking organization.every one of us knows people who work in and around the energy rector and each of us have support from people in and around the energy sector. i'm the only person in this race that has regulated that industry. when i was secretary of environmental protection, we had the strongest regulations in the country regulating the energy industry, and i'm very proud in this race to be the candidate that's been endorsed by the league of conservation and other leading environmental groups. i have always been a champion for the toughest environmental protections, but also fighting against the myth that somehow if you protect the environment you hurt jobs and the economy. nothing else could be further from the truth, and so that's who i am in this race and who i will be as a senator making sure that we have the toughest environmental and public health protections. we do it in a way that grows jobs. >> do you not consider the contributions to be from the oil and gas industry? >> every one of us in th

. >> they decided to ban fracking even they they say it could lead to a boom. some people don't like to share their wifi, but at bright house networks, we do. login to one of our hotspots and get your code for free wifi at over 50,000 bright house wifi hotspots. >>> this afternoon, seminole county leaders made it clear they're against fracking. channel 9 jeff deal was there when commissioners voted to ban the practice. >> reporter: seminole county builds its as florida's gnash ral choice. it's -- natural choice it's the late place some people want to see fracking and injecting water, sand or chemicals in the ground to release oil or natural gas. >> once the high pressure pockets of aisle are opened up, it can get out through cracks. >> reporter: a small group of people smoke out against fracking as commissioners were considered an ordinance that would ban the practice. >> the other counters did a resolution against it. we're back paining t. there's a difference. >> reporter: they point out some of the chemicals used are cancer causing chemicals that some believe facting caused earthq

the bill fast tracks fracking for oil and gas in the group "floridians against fracking" is hoping to get the attention of senator tom lee, so he votes no on the bill. you know every time there is construction on the roads here in tampa bay, it's a nightmare. you've likely sat in the traffic. well, it's about to expected to get worse. 10 news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live at gunn highway and linebaugh in carrollwood. sarah, 60- thousand drivers go through that intersection every single day and hillsborough county has a big fix coming to help with traffic and safety, but it's going to get worse before it gets better. yes, later this month they'll tear up this congested intersection to make improvements but that means 8 months of dodging traffic barricades, construction workers and even bigger delays for folks using linebaugh avenue or gunn highway to get tonight-- people who drive through this intersection are urged to come and learn more at a public meeting. here's what they're doing to change this busy intersection: they'll add more turn lanes, lengthen some of the existing turn

other counties in florida--- like orange and lake county--- are taking fracking. but seminole county that completely bans it. your last headline comes from "the new york post." it reads--- "yeti captured on video at ski resort." guests at a ski resort in spain took this picture earlier this month. in the quick video--- you can see the shaggy- white monster casually walking away-- and through the trees. officials from the resort searched the mythical creature. but social media users still believe it is a yeti. the picture has thousands of retweets--- and tons of people are convinced the creatures are really among us. it is a shoplifting case with a bizarre twist. when people went to stop the suspect... he collapsed and died. we have the shocking details. making headlinenes in polk county-- a case of shoplifting takes a bizarre twist... when the suspect collapses and dies! this happened on sunday morning... at a walmart in lakeland. police say 64-year- old kenneth wisham was in the middle of stealing 380-dollars worth of dvds-- when employees confronted him and he c

the house passed abill that prevent local governments from putting a ban on fracking and its passage has kicked up a round of protests including a miami dade commissioner who is among those opposed. >> a local county should be able to regulate what happens to the health of its residents and to its local businesses. we don't want to be pre- a. ed e.ed bye.ed empted by the state at this level. we know best. >> the house says their measure would develop regulations and also calls for the state department of environmental will fracking, and after more than 80 years a woman in spring hill finally het met her birth mother, and i just can't imagine 80 years apart and then a reunion. >> the search for her mom lasted 50 years but ended with tears of joy. her mother at the time was just 13 years od years old and so butty ended up with adoptive parents. but after they passed away, she set out to find her mom. she was found and is 96 and living in pennsylvania. in january they flew to new york not only to meet her mom but to meet many of the siblings she didn't realize she had. she says she has

that sand is perfectly round, and is used to prop open shale in fracking operations. water, sand and some gas are extracted. the fracking industry has quickly become a large supplier of oil to "it's just too big of a deal in this controversy. many opponents claim the process can do a lot of damage, including damaging water supplies deep below the earth. gil gutknecht, a spokesperson for pattison, says those fears are exaggerated. "we all benefit. i mean, gasoline at the local pump here gasoline is so cheap today and technology called hydraulic peter sandstone that sits below the quiet farmlands of clayton county. reserves of this sand strech across much of the region. they're hoping to rezone a large chunk of land here to keep them in business for anywhere from five to fourty five years from now. it's a business they say brings tens of millions of dollars into clayton county. "we have to invest enormous amounts of capitol. and to make sure that we can essentially amortize those costs, we need more property." but they're being met with stiff resistance from the vifians

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well, fracking meant that the united states suddenly was producing a lot more oil. so much that for the first time in 40 years, we're exporting it. >> u.s. oil production went from 5 million barrels a day in 2008 to 9.7 million barrels a day in april of 2015. in other words, u.s. oil production almost doubled in a matter of just a few years. >> reporter: during the good years, midland and odessa, texas turned into boom towns. same story in williston, north dakota. based on $100 a barrel oil, entrepreneurs borrowed billions of dollars to buy into the workers flocked to the oil patch. >> i heard about all this big money. so i thought i could get a little piece of that pie, i suppose. >> reporter: so many they had to live in trailer camps. on cots in church halls. then the price crashed, thanks in large part to china's slowing economy. meanwhile, every day the world is producing something like a million and a half more barrels of oil than it needs. there's an ocean of it out there. in massive storage tanks. and right now, at least 100 million barrels are sitting in tan

the fracking industry and has created tens of part of the world to say no to." but it's not without it's the process can do a lot of damage, including gil gutknecht, a spokesperson for pattison, says those fears are exaggerated. "we all benefit. i mean, gasoline at the local pump here is a dollar 62 cents. a big gasoline is so cheap today and is because of this new technology called hydraulic fracturing." back at pattison, they're working to mine much of the st. peter sandstone that sits below the quiet farmlands of clayton county. reserves of this sand strech across much of the region. they're hoping to rezone a large chunk of land here to keep them in business for anywhere from five to fourty five years from now. it's brings tens of millions of dollars into clayton county. "we have to invest enormous more property." but they're being met with stiff resistance from the vifians and and water quality, to noise and the changing face of the landscape. "we just feel that frac sand being destroyed, habitat is also destroyed." and although pattison's request is only f

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. >>> the controversial mining system known as fracking has devastated parts of other states and now leaders have voted to ban it in seminole county. fracking involves drilling and injecting water, sand, chemicals into underground rock to increase oil and gas production. they were concerns the method could contaminate local water supplies. supporters say fracking help tab energy sources and makes big money. >>> a vacant va nursing center in orlando is one step closer to being able to treat patients a . the u.s. house pass congressman john michael's bill to transfer the lake baldwin va nursing center to the state to keep it open . the facility has been vacant for two years and is being used for staging and training for the lake nona va hospital. 5:10 am, we check weather and traffic every 10 minutes. , certified meteorologist brian shields in severe weather center 9, i lost track which cold front we are in. >> cold outside this morning. this is about cold front 2 working in. 44 is the current temperature in winter park, feeling colder with the winds around longwood, altamonte springs

now, this senator has nothing against fracking, but where is our fracking done? it's done in the hard shale rock of the dakotas, of oklahoma, of texas. they go down under high pressure and shoot water and chemicals to break up the shale rock. it's solid rock. what does the state of florida sit on? it sits on a porous honeycomb of limestone that in that porous rock is filled with freshwater near the surface. so if you go in there and start doing high pressure fracking that we do successfully to shale rock of which was done by the dan hughes company, given a permit by the state of florida until the county commission of collier county found out about it and started raising cain and suddenly the pressure of what that fracking with the high-speed chemical going into that porous limestone would do, not only to the water supply of florida but to the very foundation of florida. if you ever look -- envision a piece of coral that our divers go down in some of the national reefs, you've seen that beautiful coral and it builds up. that's very similar to how florida was forme

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he's also the only candidate to oppose fracking because fracking can endanger our drinking water sanders has to fight climate change and build a clean energy future. bernie sanders -- people before polluters. sanders: i'm bernie sanders >>> we had a unicorn in the forecast. we've had some interesting >> maybe we we'll have -- maybe we'll have a fight by the time they're done. the avalanche and redwings continued their rivalry tonight. for seven years they gave us the best rivalry in sports. but the reality is guys like patrick waugh etc. have probably matured over the years. you never know sometimes old habits die hard. >> when i see the red wing i still get that a bit. >> whatever was legal, fight, make the team win. >> no one really saw the extent of the injury until after we shook hands and they could see that injury. that created the rivalry for the next 7 or 8 years. >> we were all trying to win. it happened and we left it behind. >> it's not what it used to be. >> this is a ride down memory >> the fans will probably still feel the hatred. >> do you want me to come into the crowd, d

. >>> a committee rejected a bill that regulates fracking in florida. and chris cato is here on what the bill would do. why did it fail? >> it failed by one vote after three hours of debate. the sponsor garrett richter said it failed because his fellow senators and the public do not understand the status of fracking in florida. now as you know is the process which companies drill a hole in the ground and use water, sand and chemicals to fracture the bedroom and release gas t is controversial and groups hate it but it is not regulated by florida. the bill would impose a more tore yum until environmental location could stud the impact and set up regulations and standards. >> a study permits science to drive the issue. it happened once in florida. right now to stop it. his bill would allow dep to issue permits or not and impose the larger fines. but opponents say that setting up a framework is akin to rolling out the welcome mat to prospectors and the chemicals used in the process could hurt the state's aquifer. >> people realize our supply is at the root

that's why sanders said no to the keystone pipeline and never waffled. to oppose fracking because fracking can endanger our drinking water and threaten our climate. sanders has the most far-reaching plan to fight climate change and build a clean energy future. bernie sanders -- people before polluters. sanders: i'm bernie sanders . a baby in california is alive after a rare and extremely delicate procedure. >> it happened before he was even born. chris martinez reports from los angeles. >>reporter: just looking at grayson davila you wouldn't know what he's been through until you see the scars on his chest. 22 weeks into his mother's pregnancy doctors at children's hospital los angeles discovered he had hypoplastic left heart syndrome a condition that leaves the left side of the heart under developed. >> you can imagine without half of your heart it's hard to survive. >>reporter: babies in the womb should also have a small hole in the heart to help blood flow but grayson's was closing up. >> you feel like everything's stacked against you. >>reporter: so the davilas turned to a rare fetal ca

he's also the only candidate to oppose fracking because fracking can endanger our drinking water sanders has the most far-reaching plan to fight climate change and build a clean energy future. bernie sanders -- people before polluters. sanders: i'm bernie sanders >>> happening today, president obama will award the nation's seal. in 2012, edward buyer's jr took part in a risky mission to save an american doctor. the taliban. the doctor was held in a small darkroom and another seal shot in the head. buyers burst into the room and killed two taliban fighters and rescued the doctor. >> to us, that's a no failed our object, our goal hostage alive. that mission. buyer's is the 11th member to receive the medal for actions in afghanistan. >>> yesterday, the stylist gave free haircut to the homeless. mark taylor has this story. >>reporter: for three years, the salon operated out of downtown denver. >> it's an old vintage field. we cater to the business of downtown. >> this sunday, they're catering to a different town. >> denver's homeless. there. >> it's called cut for the homeless where a dozen

that's why sanders said no to the keystone pipeline and never waffled. to oppose fracking because fracking can endanger our drinking water and threaten our climate. sanders has the most far-reaching plan to fight climate change and build a clean energy future. bernie sanders -- people before polluters. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >>> okay, let's get hitched. the list starts now. not the most glamourous place for a wedding, but why it had to happen 35,000 feet in the air. >>> and what's the deal with women in the workplace. three ways they're becoming the >> plus you're doing what at calvin klein? our list of the most bizarre events taking over your favorite stores. >> welcome to the show, i'm teresa strausser. >> the top of the list, in the newsroom, here is bradley. >> thanks so much. today, we've got a fun look at how everyone's parenting style is just a little different. manner of moms, number three. >> this afternoon, of. >> of course, we had to feature buzzfeed's latest creations, many different types of moms from the pta to the hipster mom. >> only listene

fracking can endanger our drinking water and threaten our climate. sanders has the most far-reaching plan to fight climate change and build a clean energy future. bernie sanders -- people before polluters. sanders: i'm bernie sanders >>> happening now, astronaut scott kelly is spending his final day at the international space station. he's already spent 340 days in space along with a comanoc. scientist wanted to see how -- it's apart of the mission to mars. kelly collected samples which will be compared to his identical twin, mark kelly. the two men will return tomorrow to russia. >>> today, president obama presented the nation's highest military honor. the medal of honor to a navy seal who helped rescue an american held hostage fair warfare byers is the first active member to receive the medal in four decades. doctor joseph was reused after his driver were kidnapped in 2012. they called byers a professional while byers remembered the team member lost in that raid. >> today's ceremony is unique. a rare opportunity for the american people to get [indi

. >>> debate in the florida legislature over fracking. a senate panel votot 10 to 9 against legislation that would take power away from local governments to ban that activity. the oil and gas indusy pushed for the passage while environmentalists opposed that bill. a number of local governments are against the legislation because it would prevent them from having any control. miami-dade county commissioner says that the chemmcals used during drilling go right into >> people realize that our water supply is at the root of our health. without good information about this, we should not assume that it's safe. we should assume the oposite. >> but the bill's sponsor says the debate has become too emotional. his bill incncdes $1 million for a study on fracking. >>> tonight, nbc 6 recognizes a group of black women who have committed their lives to empowering others. >> one of the women featured has made great strides to pave paths of success for a forgotten community. here's michael spears. >> reporter: the miami children's initiative, a nonprofit

. >>> this afternoon, seminole commissioners voted to van fracking. it's the practice of drilling and injecting water, sand, or chemicals into underground rock production. cancer-causing chemicals and the contamination of our aquafers and some in texas believe it causes earthquakes. >> proponents of fracking say it's a good way to access untapped energy sources and could bring in money. none of them spoke today and commissioners approved ban unanimously. >>> florida lawmakers proposed a bill for students to transfer schools regardless of their zone. >> some schools are already at capacity. roy ramos spoke with the parents to get their thoughts. >> reporter: for rachel douglas, her son's education is one of the top priorities, but the options for zoned schools don't necessarily meet her standards. >> reporter: florida lawmakers comes in the way of house bill 669 that would require each district to allow parents to seek enrollment in any school in the state, and transferred out of any classroom if they were unsatisfied with their instruction. >> we brou

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