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gas heaters that the gas is shut off. >> if you shut it off you are going to have no hot water or heat. be careful not to shut it off unless you smell gas. >> absolutely because once you do shut it off you should have the utility company come in and turn it back on. here is a mock up of a gas hear the on a house. where would we find the gas meter? >> it should be in your garage. everyone should be familiar with where the gas meter is. >> one of the tools is a wrench, a crescent wrench. >> yes. the crescent wrench is good and this is a perfect example of how to have it so you can loosen it up and use it when you need it. >> okay. let's go inside to talk about fire safety. many of the issues here relate to fire, for example, we have a little smoke detector and i see you brought one here, a carbon monoxide smoke detector. >> this is a combination of smoke and carbon monoxide detector. they are required in single homes now and in apartment buildings. if gas appliance is not burning properly this will alert you before the fumes buildup and will affect you negatively. >> this is a battery powered? >> this is a battery powered and it has a 10

gas. natural gas is more abundantly available. but we have had low natural gas prices of various points in the past. it is not totally new. the government itself contributed a lot to this. how much we can get back, i do not know. but we can at least deal inside the government with the regulatory part of it. i am hoping that the clean power plan regulation both directed as existing and new plants will be phased out, and have a more sane approach at epa. the new head of the epa originally from lexington, kentucky, has been quite active in suing epa for much of its overreach. i would remind viewers that none of this had anything to do with anything congress passed. this is all executive branch, executive orders or regulations by this administration, targeting the coal industry. we have seen the devastation left behind. mr. goodman: on the 21st century cures act named for beau biden, the vice president was in the chamber the day you spoke. i guess final passage of that, that is a monumental effort to rid this nation of cancer. sen. mcconnell: not just cancer. this w

gas pump this weekend and guess what? why are you mad at me? >> i'm not mad at you. i'm talking to the control room. >> i went to the gas pump. gass cheap. >> gas what? >> anyway, my thought is, you talk like, gas is so high. america is not an energy independent nation. we're not competing with the saudis and driving down the cost of oil worldwide. you act like things are terrible. >> president obama roped off any federal land. >> get out of town. >> fracking is happening on private land. >> all right. obama came -- >> right now america is doing great. we are producing jobs and energy. it's no reason to have your chin down in your soup. finally, on this business about secretary of state, james fabre, he was considered to the end to be the vp. now he is at the top of the list for secretary of state. >> retired admiral. >> ben carson, you have a surgeon running hud, which is better than the reverse. if you had a bureaucrat performing surgery on your brain. it would be a disaster. see what they do. >> beautiful mind over here. >> it's like oceans 11 in government. i will get the brain surgeon, i will get the grizled vets, the geek,

gas stations. that little guy but a gas station in pakistan said he could figure out how to build a bomb and slide down into the gasanks at gas stations all up and down the east coast. and one of his operatives that he had in the united states at the time he was doing this at a gas route, driving gas tracks. filling up gas stations. if he had done anything other than treat it like an act of war, he would have been able to finish developing that using system. i work in explosive ordnance disposal. i know one of the problems with the land about device is you got a lot of liquid down there. so you don't get quite the burst that you would like to have if that's what your intention is. he's working on that. they've got a gas station. and what we are going to do is not really possible. the bridge was the same thing. a guy trying to figure out how to cut the brooklyn bridge. again, bomb disposal guy. we know how to cut engine blocks in half. their devices for cutting the grippy cables on bridges. devices that you shaped charges to do it. he could've done it and he didn't get to do it because the president and the cia and

gas line is now back in service. meanwhile they have been working to purge, pump out gas of two homes here where the levels of gas were just too high. the sink hole is a problem you can see, eating up part of hamilton avenue. the other trouble here is invisible, buttected in this neighborhood. how dangerous is it? >> it's enough to cause an explosion. >> reporter: it started with a water main break, which led to a sink hole, which caused a gas line to crack. fire officials evacuated residents including bob schwartz. >> being woken up by pounding on the door at 3:30 in the morning with a police officer here, it starts you really quick, you know? >> reporter: neighbors moved up the block and found out why. >> when you hear gas, what goes through your mind? >> you get worried right away, you have seen it in other places where there's been explosions and things like that. >> a scary thought for residents whose neighborhoods were evacuated today. a problem they can't see and another problem that swallowed part of the street. most of the residents have been allowed back in their homes. fire officials tell me that in a situa

we said why don't we gas price, we think ol don't we gas price, we thinals. don't we gas price, we think we're going to be in natural gas shortage. so we went about that, eventually, the consortium that made the investment natural gas and natural gas prices went below and we found that we had too much gas in the market. again, a market manipulation that was not reflecting true market conditions. but that facility was away looking at by products, looking at how we could be part of the co2 discussion with co 2 injection, as a result now we have a facility that has created huge economies and gasification of call, which could, in fact, lead to cop reductions as it ol lead to cop reductions as ial, lead to cop reductions as it relates to kind of the global economy and so how long did that take the facility went on line in '84 and here we are 30 years later really have a meaningful discussion on the value of that facility, so i think there's a real impulse to look so short cited in terms of the time period and these technologies can be extraordinarily important and there is an

gas prices across the country are on the rise even during the holiday travel season. prices at the pump have reached their highest level since october. the national average 2.28 for a gallon of gas, it's higher, .45. it will jump by 18 cents gaws the gasax -- because the gas tax goes up. delaware has the least expensive gas 2.24. >>> for a lot of families the holiday tradition is to go to the movies and once again, the force rules at the box office, rogue one are $15 million yesterday alone. estimated to make 110 million during the long weekend. the new animated sing is expected to earn $50 million and the new sci-fi movie staring jennifer lawrence called passengers will likely come in third with a disappointing 19 million. >> it was heavily promoted, too. >> proof the old days are a margical time of the year. see a local girl a magic wand to light up a room. so cute. >> ahead a russian military plane crashes in the black sea, details on who was on board and what might have caused the crash. >> an estimated ten thousand people attended the anniversary of george washington crossing of the delaware river. it was the 64th annual reenactment of the event. washington made the crossing 1776 to surprise bold hesh mercenaries in trenton. >> w

gas. natural gas is more abundantly available. but we have had low natural gasces of various points in the past. it is not totally new. and so, and the government itself contributed a lot to this. how much we can get back, i do not know. but we can at least deal inside the government with the regulatory part of it. and i am hoping that the claim power plan regulation, most directed at existing plants and new plants, will be faced out out -- and we will have a more sane approach at epa. the new head of the epa originally from lexington, kentucky has been quite active in suing epa for much of its overreach. and i would remind your viewers that none of those had anything to do with anything congress passed. this is all executive branch, either executive orders or regulations by this administration, targeting the coal industry. and we have seen the devastation left behind. mr. goodman: on the 21st century the --act, named after named after beau biden, the vice president was in the chamber the day you spoke. final passage of that, that is a monumental effort to rid t

gas drilling. montana, wyoming, colorado, new mexico, utah, ththe bo is hahaeningg all over t country. the is oilnd gas orations in 3states rht now, but the rocky mountain states are really seeing the vast majority of the expansion. and it's overflowing into communities where people are seeing this right in their backyards. - i'll show you where they wanted to put this location, one of the first places that they wanted to put it. - they just surprise you and say, "we have to put a well out there," and you don't have any say in it. - a split estate situation is when somebody who owns the surface of their land does not own the resources that are underneath their land, for ample, oil and g or othth minerers. a prive e pers cououldwn a house with land, anthe feral govement or anoer prite individl might own the resources under it. the person who owns the oil and gas has rights to access that oil and gas,

gas could come online. good point.hat is a something that could happen. we have seen that happen in the past, the gas producing company's doing that quite quickly. of havinge importance a balanced portfolio. we have natural gas where gas reserves are. there have been times in the past couple of months, we have been buying it at any five cents .35 or $.40. the other forms of generation will be more difficult for them. it will be more difficult for coal, nuclear, and anything else trying to compete. dynegy ceo speaking to us. a quick check of the commodities market. oil has been at huge focus. crude, up a few tenths of a percent. yvonne: up next, some of asia's key economies experienced turbulent times. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is "daybreak asia." yvonne: time for a look at what is coming up. at what he isng suggesting, binary outcomes for 2017. looking at quality, value, and growth. what is going to happen with the window dressing? beingsee the 20,000 level even more elusive as people get out of equities? also coming up, stephen schwartz. how trade is going to hit these emerging economies here, looking at that. also suggesting an uplift when it comes to global economic growth. last but not least in tokyo, so

gas. natural gas is more abundantly available. but we have had low natural gasces at various points in the past. the government itself contributed a lot to this. how much we can get back, i do not know. but we can at least deal inside the government with the regulatory part of it. i'm hoping that the clean power plan directed as existing and new plants will phase out and have a more sane approach at epa. the new head of the epa originally from lexington, kentucky, has been quite active in suing epa for much of its overreach. i would remind viewers that none of this had anything to do with anything congress passed. this is all executive branch, executive orders or regulations by this administration, targeting the coal industry. we have seen the devastation left behind. mr. goodman: on the 21st century act named for beau biden, the vice president was in the chamber the day you spoke. final passage of that, that is a monumental effort to rid this nation of cancer. sen. mcconnell: not just cancer. this will be remembered at the -- remembered as the most important pi

gas automobiles. sharyl: john sopko is talking compressed natural gas station in afghanistan. impractical and overpriced, he found, by about $42 and a half million dollars. john sopko: they really didn't do any market surveys. they really didn't see if there was enough liquefied natural gasr compressed natural gas. shayrl: it's one of the most notorious boondoggles sopko has uncovered as the inspector general policing the billions of u.s. tax money spent to rebuild afghanistan. he's shown here on a recent inspection in kabul. the gas station, it turns out, was the brainstorm of an arcane federal agency: the defense department's task force on business and stability operationsor, tfbso. it spent an astounding $800 million american tax dollars over five years to kick start the afghan economy. john sopko: we received more allegations about tfbso than we have about any other government entity. we heard allegations that uh they didn't do any due diligence they wasted the money and basicay succeed. sharyl: appointed by president obama, sopko -- a former mafia prosecutor is widely-considered an effective watchdog of a government culture resistant to oversight. which may be why he's now been targeted by efforts to discredit him and his work. one sign came earlier this year. on th

improving oilre and gas at home, we have built up the markets to american natural gas natural oil. we keep getting on the cusp of gas tax thatl finish across the finish line. it is time to get that done. goodting natural gas makes natural gas and helps our allies abroad. expensive, natural gas strangles our middle european allies. in the sheiks in opec still control the global market. and that control hurts beacons of freedom in bad neighborhoods, beacons like japan, like south korea, like india, who need our low-cost energy for their security and ours. issues,ricity congressional oversight doesn't and at the clean air act. for too long, we've endured the federal power act. the ferc is a sleepy sounding group that impacts our electricity tremendously. monitor our markets changing power generation shape .ur grid during we start oversight hearing, but that has to to continue in the 115th congress. congress does not have all the answers. nor should it. if it did, i'd be very, very scared. the new conservative canrities in congress partner with the new administration to get these energy lessons done right. and americanc

and take the information. >> reporter: the gas station gets paid, but your credit card info is swiped. >> and when would the gas station learn about it? >> gas station might not. >> they might never know. >> no. >> reporter: detectives told us the computer assisted crooks are fast. >> these can be put on within minutes. >> reporter: and their schemes pay off. >> a lot of money is lost veryqu realize it. >> reporter: we have learned this stow-called gas pump skimming is on the rise in massachusetts. >> they're really everywhere so you have to watch out. >> reporter: we found chases in quincy, weston, bridgewater and more. now is the t. state is pushing gas stations to protect their pumps with tamper resistant seals look these, and asking customers to watch out. >> it was surprising to me that there were so many. >> reporter: and here's how you can protect yourself. if there's a seal on the pump, inside or even use cash. in the newsroom, i'm hank phillippi ryan. >> adam: following more news tonight a thief in new york grabbing gold and getting away. you can see h'm walk up to the armored truck left open by the a distracted guard, grab the pot

and the house is still relatively intact and the gas lines aren't broken, turning off the gas is probably a good idea. you don't want leaking gas around your house. >> when i first got to washington and started surveying the damage, it's kind of surreal. you realize that this is real life, but it looks like a movie set. you have got stuff literally everywhere. the trees were gone. the homes were gone. there was no electricity. you're kind of just like, wow, these people lived through this when there's nothing anymore. >> mark wells' house and belongings were completely levelled by the central illinois twister of 2013, as were 500 other homes. but mark knows it could have been worse if not for his quick decisions. if you find yourself in a twister's path, the following tips may help you: seek shelter in a basement or bathroom; don't get in a car and drive; shut off the gas and never try to outrun a tornado. they can move up to 60 miles per hour. >> mother nature is pretty intense. just within seconds it can just destroy everything just like that. >>> the road can be an angry place. >> you got a problem? >> [ bleep ]! >> and it s

advantage for natural gas over coal and should consumers pay extra to give natural gas producers a competitive advantage. you know, you look at automobile brie mcclendon and what the gas lobby has done so both the state regs and to give money for the sierra club for the beyond coal campaign, i guess they didn't notice there is going to be a beyond gas campaign after beyond coal. >> that's right. that's right. >> they've tried to stop all things coal and the obama epa set the rules to shutter all these plants that don't give permits to the stream laws for the air, for the hayes law that just got knocked down by court. they are trying to stop all things coal. they have done a marvelous job of bank interrupting the coal industry. the truth is competition from natural gas, abundant natural gas, you know, has made a huge difference. so i guess the message i've got to the majors is that a carbon tax will hurt all consumers and is a retrograde tax on the poor. it's really bad policy and you guys are policy wonks. do something about it. it doesn't make any sense. okay, i get totel and i believe these europeans and they have to acquiesce to their governments but it's a problem

gas over coal. and should consumers pay an extra to give natural gas producers a competitive advantage. you look at aubrey mcclendon and what the gas lobby has done to both the state regs and to give money to sierra club for the beyond coal campaign. i guess they didn't notice there's going to be a beyond gas campaign after beyond coal. but they've tried to stop all things coal and the obama epa set the rules to shutter all these plants. they don't give permits to the stream laws, to the air and for the law that just got knocked down by a court. they are trying to stop all things coal. so they've done a marvelous job of bankrupting the coal industry. the truth is competition from natural gas, abundant natural gas has made a huge difference. so i guess the message i've got to the majors is that a carbon tax will hurt all consumes are and is a retrofit tax on the poor. it's really bad policy, and you guys are policy wonks. do something about it. it doesn't make any sense. okay, i get total and i get these europeans and, you know, they got to acquiesce their governments, but it's a problem. so the historic elections we've had can chan

gas stations are taking extra time to install chip technology. they are giving gas stations three extra years to install the equipment. the biggest delay is automated fuel pumps. gas stations are facing implementation challenges. >>> and apple is a step closer to opening a flagship store here in washington. according to the washington district journal, the convention and sports authority came to an agreement with the tech giant. apple says it plans to open a historic carnegie library at mount vernon square. you think the lines for the mgm casino were long? can you imagine if this opens in passes -- >> it is in a packed area. >>> well, do you have plans for new year's eve? d.c. is one of the best places to ring in 2017. >> wallethub ranked the top cities in 20 categories including the average party ticket price, weather forecast and safety. d.c. came in at 11th on the francisco and atlanta were the top three. how about that? >> new york ranks 38th out of 40. i can't imagine being in times square for new year's. that would be awful. and they lock you in. >> you can do it once to say you did and that is it. just like the fourth of july fireworks here in d.c. >> it wo

plants, natural gas plants couldn't get gas until 10:00 or 11:00 in the morning because priority for natural gas is hole heating. if you let the pressures go too low and you allow the pilot lights to go out in the city of new york, it could take a year to relight those things. so there's dynamics around the way the current system works that, yes, natural gas is g. yes, natural gas is competitive. but you need diversion fiction for reliability. that's one thing. on the other side, if you're looking at environmental, we don't know where this administration is going to come down. we have heard some commentary and some retraction or just stated they will be looking at it. the supreme court mandated that the epa is to regulate carbon. now, how that manifests itself, we don't know. but there is a court mandate to do it. we can invest in our systems. we can work within the business models as long as we know there's predictability. like you said, our investments in our utilities are our investments are 30 to 60-year investments. and understanding you're going to be able to get a return on that investmen

and he said the same thing with the gas -- >> talk about that -- >> i'll talk about the gas station one. that little guy bought a gas station in pakistan so he could figure out how to build a bomb that they could slide down into the gas tanks and gas stations all up and down the east coast. and one of his operatives that he had in the united states at the time that he was doing this had a gas route, driving gas trucks up and down the east coast of the united states filling up gas stations. and if we had done anything other than treat it like an act of war, he would have been able to finish developing that fusing system. i used to be bomb squad guy. first six years of my life i worked in explosive weapons disposal. i know that one of the problems is you've got a lot of liquid down there, and so you don't get quite the burst that you would like to have if that's what your intention is. he's working on that. he's got people working on that. they've got a gas station where they're practicing, you know? and then what we're going to do is say, oh, that's probably not really possible. brooklyn bridge was the same thing. ha

gas shortage. we went about that and eventually the consortium that made the investment about out because we deregulated natural gas and natural gas prices, we found there was too much natural gas in the market. and reflecting markets conditions, looked at byproducts, part of the co2 discussion with co2 injection which we have a facility that created huge economy, and lead to co2 reduction as it relates to the global economy blues how long did that take you to the facility went online in 84 and here we are 30 years later having a meaningful discussion about the value of that facility. there is a real impulse in this country to look so shortsighted in terms of the time period and these technologies can be extraordinarily important, and there is an incentive beyond transportation fuels that need to be considered. we have to go with the statute we have which identifies what those goals are and we will continue to have that discussion but we have to have the statutes being enforced the way the statute was intended to evaluate economic success. this won't be the first time the chairman and i have disagreed about this subject and it won

gas tank low? fill upright now because our gas prices are going up. how much more we will be dish ing out to fill her up. >>> good day everybody it is a friday, i'm karen hepp, thomas is off, mike will be along half an hour. he is back from vacation. you have been here all along. >> for the two of us, for now but we have got the a lot to look forward to in this show. we have mummers coming in. we will have new years eve party ideas. but we have to get you through , um-hmm, and a hat. >> yes, we're ready. but it is the eve of new years eve. first we have to get through this day and then to your part which that forecast next time. it is five out of ten weather by the numbers. bus stop buddy, he is geared up for sunday's eagles game with the cowboys but more importantly he is bundled up. temperatures in the 30's but feels colder then that. nothing here, on ultimate doppler, maybe a few flurries in the area, it is all because of that cold air moving over great lakes. we have 33 degrees to the north of us, 37 to the south of us, in dover, delaware but every where, except mountains where it is in the teens, the wind chill, it feels like it is in the 20's as you walk outside the door this morning. here we are in olde city where we are at 34, feelings like 27 sunrise time is 7:22. it sets at 4:45 so believe it or not the days are starting to get the longer now thinner is here. thirty-five to start. forty by lunchtime. forty-one our high. wind will gust up to 31 miles an hour. that is your planner for friday. we will talk about the rest of the holiday weekend coming up but right the now we're checking the schuylkill, at city avenue, a few cars on the road and everybody is moving along just fine. reminder about the patco high speed line, if you take that between philadelphia and lindenwald there is a special schedule to take because of expected earlier then normal departures, folks getting out earlier or just leaving work early because they are anticipating new years weekend we have shuttle bus situation on the route 15 trolley because of ongoing construction project this is between richmond and west moreland and 63rd and girard, you are still shuttle busing there. couple of road closures for the mummers parade on sunday, jfk boulevard between 15th and 20th, that is closed starting at 3:00 in the morning and until 6:00 in the evening because of that parade, your alternate there is arch street , market between 15th and 16th, is closed from the same hours three to 6:00 your alternate is race street on sunday, karen? >> thanks, sue. >>> well, count down is on to get ready to ring in the to you year we will have fire works going off and police want to make sure we are all safe. lets get out to jenny joyce at penns landing. jenny, we were just talking to new york. they are garbage trucks ready to block off so no trucks can come in. are we doing same kind of things in our area. >> we don't have any information on that right now. what police wanted to put out yesterday was to make sure that people are careful as always. we talk about fire works safety but we're talking about gun safety. they do not want people firing off, celebration gunshots at midnight. while you are out celebrating with fire works, friend and family, philadelphia police want to remine people don't fire a gunshot the in the air. twenty-nine year-old joe jasku lk is living proof of the arm that can help when people fire their guns in celebration when he was just 11 years old he was walking down the street in south philadelphia and was struck in the head by a bullet that was fired. the bullet remains lodged in his head and despite countless surgeries, he has been paralyzed ever since. >> since 2005 i have in the been able to walk. i was playing football with my neighbor in the front yard. every brain surgery, i lose more mobility. so really it is a life in decline. >> reporter: officials know new years day is a big day of celebration in our city. they want people to be careful , enjoying good clean fun as many people plan to line broad street for the mummers day parade. there will be road closure and parking restrictions throughout center city. to see a full list head to our web site at fox 29 to the come , karen. >> jenny, thank you. >>> so many -- >> all of the people that love marie and her daughter and her son, they are all very nice people. >> she was loved by everybody. you could see that. you could see that. >> so many people, sure you can see that because there were literally hundreds of people that came out to pay their respects, to marie, that beloved grandmother, grocery store owner who was shot in her shop on christmas eve. they are saying their big goodbyes. police say they have her killer. they think it is an act of revenge. lets get right out to steve keeley, steve. >> reporter: revenge meant for her grandson and that was the stun their came out, there police, yesterday. that her grandson was involved , with marie's accused killer. we're at st. mary magtellan church and you can bet this place will be filled every pew , every seat and even small street out front here they have no stopping signs because they will clear these cars because they know how busy, this street will be later today, she was so popular, and the constantly hear stories about how loved that she was. she was small in stature just 4 feet ten but with a giant heart and everybody, still saddened, here during the holiday season, her favorite time of the year and they are saying their last good bye to marie buck. so that was the stunner, how was her grandson involved? well, he was involved in drug dealing with the accused killer, here's his new mug shot 31 year-old maurice green when we say new? this was third mug shot taken just this year, two arrests in the springtime march and may for drug dealing. the at rest in march coincidently right on reid street, and that is the next block up from marie's grocery so this guy lived in overbrook , but came down here to south philadelphia, dealing drugs and was involved with their grandson, and he thought the grandson stole a gold chain from him, way back months ago, and he and another guy, green told the homicide detectives, stole his chain, owed him money and he went looking for grandson christmas eve morning and found grand momma rebuck instead. >> the decedent had a grandson who the suspect believed had something to do with stealing his expensive chain, as a result of that he was demanding money back from him. he never gave it back to him. showed up at the store paw he thought grandson would be there working, the grandson was not, and very sadly, shot and killed the grandmother. so he opened up the door, he never fully even was inside, one step inside of the store, and he fired multiple times striking her 11 times in the the chest. there is videotape of him parking the vehicle, walking down toward the store, minutes before the murder, right after the murder, fleeing the scene, getting back into that vehicle and leaving. we also have help from the public we have some anonymous tips that came in. we have different things that tie him into the scene. >> reporter: he never said one word. he didn't even get both feet inside the store. sadly we have learn that marie buck had $750 cash in her pocket. hundreds more in the register ready to start for business, ready to pay any delivery guys that were coming by and grandson was supposed to be working. he never showed up for work. marie's last phone call was to her grandson to get to the call and she wanted to see that store and customers and friend who need coffee, sandwiches, whatever not to be disappointed so she opened up instead that morning when her grandson was supposed to be there and this killer knew grandson so much, knew his schedule at work, knew he was supposed to be in the grocery store on christmas eve morning and that tells you how close he was to the grandson and you can bet that grandson feels awful right now, about getting his grandmother killed and captain clark's word but that is exactly what happened and that was true stunner for everybody at viewing last night and everybody who knew marie buck, just shocking it was a member of her own family behind all of this. >> make it so hard for him, and for that whole family, thanks steve. >>> get ready to pay more for gas at gas pull in pennsylvania in just a couple of days. starting january 1st, it will be going up. we will tell you more when we come right back. >>> we were awarding 1.6 billion and up to 2.4 billion. that translates into many more miles of improvements. >> starting on january 1st the gas tax will go up eight cents , so that will be pass add long. getting ready for mummers day parade, you'll be paying more, so fuel up now, we will be right back. eat well for less. my giant. yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. 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gas stations peggy gallek is more o what we know. fbi says very little except that this is part of an ongoing investigation. the manager the gas station say he doesn't believe that they ha done anything wrong. >> 7:00 a.m. wednesday, fbi and state agents raided several gas stations and a strongsville hom as part of an investigation cameras were there wednesday th agents were reading agent check in the tanks. another raid at bel air in jasper the keswick gas station also at the sunoco gas station is 55 in payne avenue manager said he would like some answers light snow who is in charge and what they're looking for and with her taking away any equipment from the stores, especially the cash registers cannot operate without them, is going to affect us greatly and is not cheap to replace them. >> sources say that one person was arrested, but the cases sealed so we do not know the person's identity or the charge. were details emerging about the attack at ohio state bursty and the possible ties to terrorism. they say that inspired by isis and al qaeda, they say that he purchased a knife and the club is walmart but unsure if it was the one used in the attack, also confirming he was a first year business student. this is unclear why the acted monday. no determina

. >>> well, it's the season of gift giving and you'll want to budget for higher gas prices. december gas prices unseasonal for a gallon of regular unleaded increased $0.03 and that's because oil production was cut in an evident to reduce global excess and raise oil prices. >>> coming up, hey good morning, gorgeous outside really nice. >> it is so refreshing this morning. just a true breath of fresh air. we had some fog in the middle of day. but this morning r polk county. the forecast today looking gorgeous 70 by noon. getting to 75 for your high by 3 p.m. with mostly sunny skies and some fair weather clouds. a dry wind this morning now coming in out of the north averaging around 5 to 10 miles per hour. temperatures cooler 60s localing and a much colder air mass to the north. 30s and 40s all over the southeast this morning. our high pressure system will be the dominate feature for today giving us that continued dry flow out of the north and northeast. 50s when you start the day and we'll be looking at our next weather system taking shape tomorrow. our rain chances will start to increase

gas station. with pump. different grids of gas license and gas station logo. but then look at this now hiring poster. ttendant is this here's something you probably haven't seen in awhile or from any ever seen at all. service station attend apartment not inside standing behind a counter but instead outside pumping gas. washing windows. customers love this throw back. >> if you are in a little bit of a hurry it's nice to have customer service. >> owner of flying a gasolin here. >> people surprised all the time. we get comments all the time. do you what? you are going to pump my gas. wash my windshield really? how long will that cost? cost you the same thing as gas anywhere else here. >> located just off highway 24 most of the customers i spoke with told me they went to the service station because of its convenient location. still they met the full servic service. >> have you ever been hear when it rains. you stay in your car. >> sure. >> throw back to the old times. >> so this isn't a gas station. it is a service station. that means the car could last longer just by filling up here. >> check air pressu

gas station. he bought a gas station in pakistan so he could figure out how to build a bomb that they could slide into the gastake a gas stations all up and down the east coast. and one of his operatives that he had in the united states at the time used in this had a gas row. driving gas trucks up and down the east coast of the united states filled up gas stations. if we had done anything other than treat it like an active or he would have been able to finish developing that system. i used to be a bomb squad guy. the first my life i worked in explosive disposal. i know that one of the problems with building a device they slide down a tank is you have a lot of liquid down there. say don't get quite the burst you would like to have if that's what your intention is. he's working on that. he's got people working on it they have a gas station where they're practicing. and then what were going to do the brooklyn bridge was the same thing. a guy down here trying to figure out how to cut down the brooklyn bridge. again, i was about disposal guy, we knew how to cut an engine blocks in half. their devices for cutting t

plants, our natural gas plants couldn't get gas until 10:00 or 11:00 in the morning because the primary priority for natural gas is home heating. if you let the pressures go too low and you allow the pilot lights to go out in the city of new york, it could take a year to relight those things. there there's some dynamics around the way the current system works that yes, natural gas is good. yes, natural gas is competitive, but you need fuel diversification for reliability. so that's one thing. on the other side, if you're looking at environmental, we don't know where this administration is going to come down. we've heard some commentary, and then we've heard some retraction or just stated that they'll be looking at it. the supreme court has mandated that the epa is to regulate carbon. now, how that manifests itself, we don't know, but there is a court mandate to do it. we can invest in our systems. we can work within the business models as long as we know there's predictability. like you said, our investments in our utilities are our investments in our power generation stack are 30 to 60-year investments, and in

gas tank before the new year in pennsylvania. starting sunday, january 1st, the gas tax is going up another eight cents a gallon. pennsylvania already has the nation's highest gasax. penndot plans to use the extra money to fix deficient bridges and roads across the state. >>> it used to be a lot cheaper to get gas in new jersey. that changed in october. the gas tax went up in the garden state by 23 cents a gallon. new jersey had the 49th lowest gas tax in the country. now it's the sixth highest. >>> those christmas presents have been delivered and opened. now on the day after, it's the rush to return those unwanted gifts and even bargain hunt for both-holiday deals. nbc 10's lauren mayk joins us live from the christiana mall in delaware where it's extremely busy, lauren. >> reporter: it is very busy, keith. they're going strong, a steady stream of people. it has been like this all day. and let's take a look at what's going on outside. we can give you a shot from the parking lot. it is packed out there. i've been talking to mall management. they tell me they are monitoring the traffic. and folks are still streaming in here. now, the big draw today, the bargain.

people were at the gas station pumping gas probably in short sleeves and now look at chuck outside. >> burr. >> that's not the case today, chuck. >> not at all. the wind is blowing out here. there's nearly a full moon overhead. the full moon in december is called the cold moon and man is it cold out here this morning. the winds are going and the temperatures are cold. bus stop temperatures in the 20s. windchills will be back down near ten by later on this afternoon so what to wear? if you've got it, put it on. your heaviest coat, your scarves, your mittens, that ground is going to be oh, so cold. e f. an f for the daily grade today. we'll call it stupid cold with dangerous windchills and temperatures hovering in the 20s all day long so you will need to layer up for sure. i'll be back in 10 minutes. we'll take a look at the whole 10-day forecast which includes christmas eve weather. any shot at a white christmas? i'll let you know. back into the studio. >> i have to tell you i layered up. i wore this big old union suit i believe. a fleece one to bed. i will put it on and post it online

gas released when the bacteria break down the compounds in the wastewater. a scale on the outside makes it easy to see how much gas is stored within. the gas is piped to approximately 30 households where it is used for cooking. >> i'm delighted that we have a treatment plant here in our village. it's such a wonderful thing. it's as if i have got money from a friend. also, we'll look after the plant and we'll take very good care of it. and make sure that it doesn't get dirty and break down. >> the first wastewater processing plant went online november 2009. it owes it's existence to the vision of one resident. wibowo is 44. he was village chief for six years starting in 2007. his prominent role in the village dates back to an unforgettable experience. the year before he became chief, there was a major earthquake in central java, more than 5,500 people died and more than 100,000 homes were destroyed. immediately after the earthquake, wibowo asked the neighboring villages to provide food and clothing to the survivors. >> i spent hours traveling to various villages. when i came back, what i saw in front of my house brought me to tears. there w

gas pumps. this is the gas station on jefferson davis highway near wayside drive. if you have visited this location recently you should check your bank account. developing now.. a janitor at gaithersburg elementary school is accused of sexually assaulting a first-grader inside a girl's bathroom. 54-year-old ron greene of potomac was arrested yesterday. charging documents say around november 11th, greene was cleaning the sink in the bathroom, while the girl was in there. he allegedly grabbed her, put his hand inside her underwear, and sexually assaulted her. greene has worked for montgomery county schools for decades. he's been placed on administrative leave. new information -- about a deadly shooting in capitol heights. a third person has now died. six people were shot on walker mill road on october 30th. two of them died. one man was arrested... but police believe they are looking for at least one more person in connection with the shooting. and some must see video out of southwest washington.. police are looking for four men behind a violent robbery. you see them

gas in their house. there is some gas trapped under the concrete. >> at this time three homes remain evacuated and one is without gas service and two others had minor readings of natural gas in the basement but crew tell we that residents should be back in their homes later on this evening. the utilitiy worker was taken to a local hospital and i am told he is released and doing just fine tonight. >> thank you. >>> investigators are working to determine what sparked a fire here that killed a man in the apartment if the fishtown section of philadelphia. firefighters were called to the 1200 block at 3:00 a.m. inside a third floor apartment crews found a couch on fire. a man in his 50s was unconscious and pronounced dead at the hospital. two firefighters were injured battling that blaze. >>> a flash mob involving hundreds of teenagers swarmed the philadelphia milled mall, the past two nights, the groups formed by social media. police are now making their press enknown hoping to prevent a third night of violence. sara bloomquist is live outside of the mall in the northeast with more. >> reporter: monica, police have been

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gas was leaking from under ground. authorities credit and alert newspaper delivery men for noticing the gas smell and hissing sound coming from a crack in the road. firefighters had to wake people up near elm and hamilton after to evacuate them quickly. >> we see the guys, they were great, coming up knocking on the doors, get out of the house, get out of the house, i was like my god, three in the morning. >> gas utility shut off the gas and made repairs. >> matt pellman will give us an update on the roads on this thursday morning. >> plus, a driver claimed a racoon caused him to crash into a pool. that story when "action news" continues. >> reporter: as quiet as yesterday morning, this morning is not starting that way, we've been plagued with problems recently along columbus boulevard with the water main break queen street in queen village now there's a crash south at snyder avenue involving the vehicle into a pole. we have restrictions both ways, police on the scene, but you can squeeze by on columbus boulevard. ability the big picture we have a broken down vehicle i-95 southbound by columbus, that's on the shoulder, as you head toward the walt whitman bridge. there was a crash in havertown involving an overturned vehicle at colonial and glendale. that's in the process of getting out of the way. vine street expressway is in the process of opening. in in limerick there's a crash at swamp pike

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gas goes in price. we're exporting a lot of natural gas. natural gas goes up, then coal becomes more interesting. in general, there's going to be export, a little more growth activity. csx is a winner. i like all the rails. i like union pacific, and i like norfolk southern, and i've been out front in norfolk southern when we had jim squires on recently. alex in california, alex. >> caller: hi, jim. booyah from the great state of california. >> fantastic. >> caller: my name is alex. i've been a longtime listener and appreciate all the advice you give. >> thank you. >> caller: i'm calling about anadarko petroleum. considering the sudden rise in oil and the rally anadarko has had, the trend channel going back to 2008 shows some long-term resistance. would you consider this a buy? >> first, alex, thank you for the fine comments. what i like to say is i like anadarko, okay? it's up nine. i don't recommend people buy stocks up nine. i just say we missed it. not my style. i've been hurt too much buying stocks up nine, not made enough money buying stocks up nine. the smart money looked pretty stupid today

gas, outside richmond, virginia, gas station clerk one of the last people to see them. >> she said i'm off. -- i'm lost. i was hoping they made it safe. now i hear the story. >> and the store clerk said she did help fix her gps, no one has heard from her since. >> well, the time now 5:36. in business news this morning, starbucks puts on tuxedos for the new year. >> okay, i'm intriguedment and back to work on wall street. money watch's jill wagner joins us liver from the new york stock exchange, jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jim, rahel. the market open after the holiday weekends, likely another day of light trading. dow inning closer to the 20,000 mark. rose 14 points friday, the nasdaq gained 15, looking like it will be a little bit of lower open today. snap chat snapping upstart up that specializes in august meant dollars reality. snap reportedly paid 30 to $40 million for an israeli start up called imagine, first furniture showroom which left customers place room place couch or table in a home to see how it looks, before they actually buy it. >> the nba, the wnba, offering security app for players to play overseas in the off-season. about 60wnba players played for teams in russia, china, to offset their off season to supplement their salaries, app would let players directly with league, security officials, and starbucks ringing in the new year, in style. three new drinks are called the tuxedo collection, all three, the tuxedo mocha, tux seed owe hot chocolate, only available through january 1st, as long as we don't have to actually wear tuxedos, to get them. jim, rahel? >> i would actually try that. >> do you have to pay like tuxedo prices in if that's the case i'll just take the suit. >> that's good question. i think as always, they are a little expensive. >> a little? >> as always, jill. thank you. >> well, in other economic news, the highest gas tax in the country is rising in the new year. pennsylvania's gas tax will increase by another 8 cents per gallon on sunday. this is after the latest hike, 78 cents, from every gallon, will go to taxes, that mine pays for road construction, and across the keystone state. a look at the latest prices at the pump. paying about two hadn't 45 for gallon every regular in pennsylvania, new jersey, 2.33, delaware, the cheapest prices in our region at 2.25 a gallon. >> well, a story of survival, and mother's undying love. easton family is stranded, during a severe winter storm in an arizona forest when a mom saved the dayment take a look. forty-six year old karen kline of eastern pennsylvania. she was found exhausted at a closed grand canyon national park saturday morning after hiking 27 miles. her family was on vacation, when their rental car got stuck at snowy forest thursday. kline a try athlete, and so her family agreed that she was in the best shape to go get help. >> it was about survivin

gas if i call because we think will be in a natural gas shortage? so we went about that individual is a consortium that be investment bowed out because we deregulate natural gas. natural gas prices literally went below 1 dollar. we followed that we can put too much natural gas in the market. a market manipulation that really was not reflecting true market conditions. but that facility chugged away looking at byproducts from looking at how we could be part of the co2 discussion with co2 injection. and as a result now we have a facility that has created huge economies and gasification of call which could, in fact, lead to co2 reductions over all as it relates to kind of the global economy. and so how long did that take? the facility with online in 84, and who we are later really having a meaningful discussion about the value of that facility. and so i just think that there is a real impulse in this country to look so shortsighted entrance of the time. , and these technologies can be extraordinarily important and there is an important beyond just simply transportation fuels that if they need to be considered. obviously where to go with the statute we have what y

gas. we can get natural gas to the ukraine and eastern europe so they won't be didn't on vladimir putin. would you like to be china? some of us have been in china on a day where you can't see one block because of the pollution. do you know for 40 years the chinese had a one-child policy? they have a demographic challenge the likes of chb will be gigantic. see this device here? i have to buy a new goddamn one every six months. this was not invented in china or europe or any place else. this is a device that is changing the world. it's information, it's knowledge and knowledge and knowledge is power. when i goetz tired of doing the lord's work in the city of satan, i go and meet with the non-commissioned officers. they are the best, there is nobody that can match up to them and i still think if we'll give them the equipment that they need and the train iing, americ pilots are flying less hours per month than chinese and russian pilots today. i always appreciate newt's thinkings and his ideas. he's one of the people who i've known who thinks not in one years or five years or ten years or ma

that the driver lost control and hit an suv and careen in the gas station property narrowly missing the gas pumps. it came to a rest in the gas station parking lot at oxford and levitt. they had to halt the flow of gasoline as a precaution. emergency crews remain on the scene this morning to clean up the big mess. >>> a family from the lehigh valley got stranded in the snow while on vacation in the grand canyon, they were finally rescued after a life-threatening ordeal. katherine scott shared their remarkable story of survival. >> this started on thursday afternoon for this family. the car was stuck and it was freezing cold, and no cell service, the mother a marathoner would hike to the nearest highway for help not reeling it was closed for the winter. she was not found until early contact morning and she is being treated for severe frostbite. >> i thought this is not how my life is suppose to end, no no no. >> karen pine is now recovering in utah, her husband eric by her side. the associate professor hiked for 26 miles for more than 30 hours in the snowy wilderness in the grand canyon to save her stranded family. >> my son n

gas down there. offshore of the gulf of mexico and gas down there. it goes all the way to the border. guess what? it is there. gas, in mexico. let's help them tap that. and we can trust them. in north dakota, the pipeline -- i'm sorry, the same guys that have it stopped right now, to build a pipeline from mexico to west texas, they are coming down to spread their ill will in my own stupidity will not be successful -- it will do my own state. it will not be successful. we have allies. >> may be time for one more question. >> [inaudible] theake some pressure off of miners? >> that is a big bear. that is a big bear to kill because of the corn lobby. it is very powerful. statellinois, the court -- supports it. but there is good news. facts a quote from phil, are consistent things. on that outcome of the facts are getting better and better. different groups will support climate change, hydrocarbons are now saying that -- makes it worse. it does. it is all the same. let's get the corn to market. now you are driving tractors and you have heard allies are and all of this. it is even worse. hopefully, that is a big hope.

blessed with well over 100 years of natural gas supply, so we are very cost competitive around the world with any other sources of natural gas or liquefied natural gasappetite and demand for power generation and we are seeing our product headed to china and japan, specifically. alix: when did the economics of the shipping to europe workout? you have been there a few times as ceo, but shipments do not seem to ramp up as much. why not? >> they do not because of the competition from the russian natural gas, they have lowered their natural gas cost to europe significantly because of the threat of u.s. lng. it is a worldwide market and we have to compete. >> i think the strategy will remain very much focused on being in tune with the market. i think the announcement this morning of opec cuts is near-term positive. we will wait to see how it plays out. we're in a great position. in the antarctic basin, there is a lot of economic resiliency and good returns, frankly $50 and below, so as you move up in price curve and you get more confident outlook for future pricing, we we able to add activity. alix: a big part of that is what it does to the curve. if you