has more gas than it needs.s why chevron came to australia. >> i see what is happening in the developing world. i see what their needs are. they need power, for example. where is it going to come from? it is going to come from natural gas. we have had prolific discoveries of natural gas in australia. the gorgon and wheatstone developments, the combined spending by us and our partners on those projects is about $85 billion. that reflects a significant amount of natural gas we have found in the area and the opportunity to develop it in proximity to the asian markets which it will serve just has created a very good investment opportunity for us. erik: both projects take gas pumped from undersea deposits, clean it, freeze it, and load it onto tankers bound for japan and elsewhere in asia. wheatstone is about 2/3 the size of gorgon. even if it does not feel any smaller. where are we and where are we going? >> we are at the north side. the second of two lng tanks we are building. we are going up top so you can get an

a lot of people don't even know how to -- i need gas. >> ok.we could adjust some of your concerns. >> can you hear me ok? very this the you're talking about did have a lot of low-pressure gas lines that were affected. you may not have had water in your house or in your neighborhood, because of the design of the gas system is basically built like a spider web. want to get into the system, it is a process we use where we have to tap into the main and sub the water out like you would with a strong. >> understand that, but there is a house behind my house that has gas. that is what i don't understand. >> they follow the water where it is in the lowest point in the gas tank. i will go ahead and get some information for your area. >> give me specific information. and we will come at you. >> thank you. >> you could begin your question. >> there is a house that is leaning online. i have no hope unless -- on mine. i have no hope unless you do this. >> the house is still leaning? >> yes. on my house. >> let me get that address again. let me get your addr

the lady to the right has gas. >> the good news is, if the house is near you are getting gas, you are not far behind. what they do, they call it chased water trouble -- chase water trouble. apparently the area you are being served by is a low point preventing gas to get to your area. i don't know exactly, if you can see me and give me your specific address, i will go ahead and get the information specifically for your area to let you know what the eta is. c. ray nagin: we will try to accommodate your. -- accommodate you. >> i am a senior, you said you were worried about them. i have a housecleaning online -- a house leaning on mine. i have no hope until it is off. c. ray nagin: it is still leaning? >> yes. c. ray nagin: let me get your address again. give that to me before we leave. i will personally follow that. >> good afternoon. people asked -- ask, who am i? i am a new orleans at citizen who has a vested interest in the recovery. it is hard to believe the united states is spending nearly $1 billion per week in iraq and here, in new orleans, the united states, we are being neglecte

transportation source of greenhouse gas emissions not yet subject to greenhouse gas standards. clearly this is a sector that marriage regulation commensurate with other transportation sectors. icao and epa must establish as rigorous and comprehensive a regulatory package as possible. in the u.s. this is especially critical because state and local air pollution control agencies do not have authority under the federal clean air act to regular aircraft emissions beyond the limits set by epa. accordingly nacaa offers the following overarching to limit comment on three key issues highlighted in the anpr, timing and strangest of aircraft into a mission standards. icao is considering various approaches you to build of aircraft seem to standard with a fundamental question being whether that standard should apply to a to in production airt or only to complete the aircraft type design. nacaa believes it is essential that the standard applied to both in production aircraft a new type design that the definition of in production be any covert aircraft reduced after the compliance deadline.

they are likely coming from gas and the jet exhaust. they are make them small changes in atmospheric metal the atmospheric metal that have large impacts on the cloud creation. they are likely to have a greater impact. the endanger future growth in solar energy affects tourism and spending and is projected to make astronomy and possible by 2050. geo-engineering scientists, nasa, the doe and international corporate partners are discussing the use of biofuels and sulfur jet fuel for contrails control. they will mount the clouds away. the epa should be directly involved in the discussions. as a result of the filings i strongly encourage to consider the scope of the endangerment to include the particulars and cloud formation from jet exhaust if the epa compliance in the clean air act they will protect us from those attributed to alzheimer's, cancer and a plethora of other debilitating illnesses. if the epa is concerned about aviation induced climate change they will regulate the clouds but change the climate to a greater extent than the gree

for a lot of these natural gas producers -- the depressed gas price.ook at the range chart the stock has been hammered. i wonder whether there is more of an opportunity, perhaps, in some of the natural gas, fire producers like alpine or dynegy who have upset -- excess capacity in the plants they operate. brock: we think -- rob: we think there are opportunities from the producers to infrastructure and pipelines. as well as who consumes it like a cal poly. from a producer perspective, it comes down to the cost to produce and the range in particular has some of the lowest cost to produce natural gas in the country. or potentially in the world, so that is why the marcellus shale is such a critical asset for the u.s. in total because of that low production cost and that is really creating an opportunity for lots of companies across the chain. ramy: and got a question regarding investors -- when you think investors could see money coming back to them if they ante up into these sectors? rob: well, from our perspective longer-term the demand for natural gas is

it had to ration gas supplies and gas. another potential big winner in this find, italy. it owned 30% of the gas group. europe could also benefit, but thanks to egyptian gas, it could hint thetically be less dependent on russia. the group plans to fast track the project and could begin drilling next year. >> staying in the industry, the gas in the oved north sea. reserves are about a quarter of a billion barrels of oil and expected to produce enough gas to meet 5% of the u.k.'s needs. it will lead the project and the danish energy group says it will create 400 direct jobs. time now for a look at some of the day's other headlines. india's commission says google has abused. the commission says it is focused on the online advertising and there are similar claims from regulators. google has been in a legal dispute with the european commission with unfairly promoting its shopping services and search results. toshiba pushing back to september 7, new accounting errors were found in one of the worst corporate scandals in four years. it found that the japanese firm overstated its

natural gas has been of a game changer. natural gas is under fire as well >> . . >> yes. have epa regulations and you have constructively lower natural gas prices. i think people were hoping it would be more of the cyclical issues. we at so much natural gas unfortunately. -- theellation basis basin. then you have the illinois basin. right now natural gas is competing even with the lowest cost region in the u.s., so if gas prices continue to trade where they are at right now, under three dollars or trend lower, we do not really have a pickup and natural gas demand, you will continue to get this and where pressure" prices even cutting to the most efficient embolus cost mining within the u.s. >> demand from china helped to push a coal prices back in 2011. affect can we count on overseas markets to save the coal industry? >> unfortunately we cannot count on exports at all -- at all. they will be down. chinese imports have fallen by .lmost 50% the only really savior is india. it is too high on the cost curve or just too high costs relative to other mining regions in the world

aviation greenhouse gas emissions reduction plan. thank you for the opportunity to comment today and for epa's continued work on this important topic. >> my name is nancy young. i'm the vice president of environmental affairs or airlines for america, representing the major passenger and cargo airlines in the united states. we appreciated this opportunity to testify regarding epa's proposed fines on aircraft greenhouse gas emissions, and advance notice of proposed rulemaking. as the record of our members to demonstrate we take our role in controlling greenhouse gas emissions very seriously. for the past several decades u.s. airlines have dramatically improved the efficiency and reduce carbon dioxide emissions by investing billions in fuel saving aircraft and engines, innovative technologies like when let's and cutting edge route optimization software. as a result of the u.s. airlines comprise 5% of u.s. economic activity, that account for only 2% of the greenhouse gas emissions inventory. the industry improve fuel efficiency 120% sinc

swat team members threw tear gas and "c-gas" into the building. then borke in using hammers and fire axes to arrest harrison. a man who lives across the street describes the dramatic standoff. >>:after he said a few words he did not want to come out so they just stacked up at the door, one got through the tier glass, they dashed and--tear gas, flashbang >> pam :one of the stabbing victims is believed to be the suspect's wife. the other two are sisters of the mayor of a nearby town. the incident remains under investigation. j.r. stone in for sports.the giants need to beat the cubs to avoid falling three-and-a-half games back in the n-l west. graham rahal. who will be racing in the indy car finale at somona this sunday. throws out the first pitch jr stone has the highlights leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. >> j.r. :j.r. stone in for sports.the giants

they are directly related to oil and gas accumulation. me and several other people that work with the data that is used to image it, noticed as data quality got better and better we could see those faults come to the surface. at the point where they intersected the surface you could see that's where land area change is occurring. the rate as which land loss is occurring has dropped substantially. subsidence continues. in other words all of the land if those areas has already been lost but now we're reaching the point where the subsidence is going instruct infrastructure. and that's what we need to focus on. >> let me ask you this. i hear your argument and in fact there's no allegation that the oil and gas industry is responsible for all or even most of it. but we do have studies and i'm going to hazard a guess you're going to take exception to this. it may be the same u.s. geological study maybe it's a different one that says oil and gas is responsible for 36% of wetland erosion in the united states. we have had oil and gas companies, you

potentially f a extensive natural gas field. fter signing a $2 billion exploration contract with egypt sunday it announced they may have hit the jackpot. of 100 d covers an area square kilometers and it could cubic meters of gas. the statement it said it is largest gas discovery ever made in egypt and mediterranean sea. it could be one of the world's largest find. the discovery will be able to natural gas s demands for decades. that is potentially good news energy strapped egyptian government. t had to ration natural gas supplies and petrol. potential big winner is italy. group. 30% of the gas europe could benefit thanks to less dependentbe on russia. but is it a surprise and how big is 850 billion cubic meters of gas? really.ise not it is not the first time gas deposits have been found in the mediterranean. largest pale with the 51 trillion shared by qatar and iran. this group plans to fast track the project and could begin next year. >> here in france the prime thoroughly mised to revise labor laws. he said it is so complex it

a fire sparked by a gas explosion.arted around 4:00 near the intersection of lawrence expressway and point siena drive. they're still looking for the woman who hit the gas meter and took off from the scene. that's what triggered this fire. she was driving a white honda accord. the streets in this area, in santa clara around lawrence expressway, remain closed and pg&e might be shutting off the gas in the area. what you're looking at, what's being burned there and gutted is a strip mall within the neighborhood. so a lot of people are unable to get to their homes because of the traffic jams and surrounding streets being closed. we continue to update the story on the television side and on our app and tweeter and facebook page. >>> we are thrilled to be able to say to our many residents and business customers that we are receiving roe ining london with airways. >> he arrived at the airport today in a black london taxi that you can see there. the mayor estimates the financial impact for san jose at $100 million. service beg

hat about natural gas we will hear from the industry top lobbyist. on thehere do we go is cusp of default. -- puerto rico is on the cusp of default. we will hear from blackstone's restructuring chief. and the founder of mount docs has been arrested in japan. digitalst the latest in currency. ♪ matt: good morning. i matt miller. pimm: and i pimm fox. -- and guilty verdict at a 14 year prison sentence for the first person tried on charges of rigging the libor interest rate. former ubss a trader. the panel deliberated a week and concluded he schemed with other traders to fix the libor, the london interbank offered rate. we will have more on this story coming up later in the hour. and for the first time in five --ks, the greeks talk market the greek stock market is open for business and prices quickly collapsed. banks fellwo major 30%, that is the maximum allowed daily loss. june.trading halted late meanwhile, the commission there isson says serious deterioration in the greek economy. hundreds are dead because of us-led airstrikes against islamic state.

they have an export plant that has been idle because of a lack of gas.hey will really be looking to leverage this for sales abroad. jon: the stock this morning up 3.5%. coming up on this show we will speak with their ceo about their discovery off the egyptian coast. join us and a couple minutes. ♪ jon: let's bring you up to speed with some of our top stories this morning to at the annual jackson hole retreat fed officials said they intend to stay on course to hike rates and stanley fischer said inflation is poised to move upward and said the fed should not wake for inflation to hit 2% to begin tightening. chinese stocks ended the month down some 12%. brokerages led the retreat after the industry was told it would contribute another 100 billion yuan to a market fund. eni hasian energy fund discovered a quote supergiant gas field off the mediterranean coast and may hold 32 trillion feet of gas which is the equivalent to 5.2 billion barrels of oil. andinutes into the session let's get you up to speed on where stocks are trading. equity markets taking a litt

appreciate it talking gas, gas prices.antime apple is pressing pours on its streaming tv service delaying it until next year. why? because negotiations of television networks have apparently stalled out. joining us now very own liz host of count down to the closing bell and content is king and when you can't get access to it, you can't provide the service. >> yeah. and where is apple now? are they at the prince level or a popper with this content issue? they don't have enough content where they can basically announce -- all right. here comes the brand-new apple tv without the cbss of the world, without the fox content of the world, comcast, you name it, they apparently aren't ready to make any big announcements, but why anyone would be surprised, we don't know because this is the ultimate cry wolf because this is the sixth time that they have said we're not ready. and i'm looking at the is to be, people aren't surprised, it's ticking higher but certainly not tanking. >> do you think, liz, that they thought the name, the mi

if you ever smell gas, get out, and call 911 or your gas utility. and authorities saying the damage to the school is so severe, 4,000 students will have to go somewhere else. >>> and we turn to iraq, where authorities say a key isis figure has been killed. haji muta, the second in command in iraq. >>> back here at home, a powerful moment for the army rangers, captain griese and lieutenant haver. tonight, we salute them. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. the hacking scandal that has husbands and wives crashing web sides. the fbi joining the investigation. who is using this site, and why the invest? >>> and the art exhibit that went wrong. everyone chasing a giant ball down the street. >>> and look at this guy. the college freshman with a lot on the line. free tuition, if he can land this shot. it's worth staying tuned for. we'll be right back.well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep it all digital.

. >> that last one, oil and gas.he companies that import cheap goods from china are going to get even cheaper. we were talking about that on the break. a lot of companies could possibly benefit. >> that is so important to realize. talking about macy's chemicals, dillards, companies that are at 5252 week lows but the cost of goods is decreasing. across-the-board. >> over going to have a great christmas. >> devaluing currencies to make it cheaper. it's going to hurt corporate earnings. earnings. everyone -- >> final word. >> 5 percent of profits come from china. even if they cut that in half it is not disastrous. >> eleven you said that. some people mistake this. it's from other overseas. the s&p 500. coming up, tropical storm erika is bearing down on florida. governor rick scott declaring a state of emergency. all the details you can't afford to miss from the fox news whether center for you next. stick around. ♪ ere was no stress. it was in and out. if i buy a car through usaa, i know i'm getting a fair price. we real

that sign does say $1.97 for gas. this is the ninth straight week in a row that gas prices have gone even lower here in new jersey. and guess what? they're only going to go lower. >> reporter: a dollar 97 for gas. >> decided to pull over. >> reporter: that is what we found dozens of drivers doing at raceway in new jersey. >> $1.87. >> i never thought i would see $2 a gallon again. >> reporter: these prices are even lower than the state average at $2.32 a gallon and those prices are expected to drop even further, according to triple a as crude oil prices keep sinking. last year the average price for gas was $3.44. >> regular folks that have to gas up their cars. >> reporter: now, if you see prices for gas even cheaper than $1.97, take a picture and tweet us, we would love to share that with others. eyewitness news. >>> seven months after a massive fire that left 500 people without a home in edge water, fire officials today renewed their plea for tougher laws. the january fire spread through the complex destroying nearl

money from the gas tax for the roads. we'll be sitting down with state senator mark leno and saying how do you balance these out. >> there are proposals. one is maybe taxing drivers on how much they drive. it will be interesting to see where lawmakers fall on this debate because it is so wide open. there so many options on how to get money. nobody wants to be targeted on that one. >>> there is one transportation project going forward. >> it is in store for richmond san raphael bridge. >> not a moment too soon. traffic has been heavier and heavier. traffic is up by 1.5 million vehicles since 2011 because since many people can't afford to live in marin they like to work there. >> the jobs are better. you get benefits. a lot of people transport from east bay to marin county. >> the traffic increase is linked to the eek on than me which is a good thing. they plan to add additional commuter lane and bike pedestrian path. this project will be fully funded with bay area toll authority fund. >>> one bay area city about to talk ab

this police officer wearing a gas mask to protect himself. the death toll now stands above 100 and is expected to rise. abc's bob woodruff reporting in once again from the scene. >> reporter: three days after those massive explosions, a miracle emerging from the charred rubble. rescuers pulling a 50-year-old man to safety. many of those rescuers wearing protective masks as they carry him to an ambulance. the man reportedly spent three days trapped in a shipping container, but tonight, he's recovering in a hospital. the race to find the missing, more urgent than ever, as explosions sparked new blazes. the government insisting the air is safe. you can see that the police are clearing out the area. they have growing concerns. and now authorities have identified some of those dangerous chemicals unleashed by the disaster. one, sodium cyanide, could be deadly. relatives of missing firefighters stormed a news conference today, demanding answers. "we are extremely worried," this woman says. "our son, he's just turned 18." now, we've seen two mothers

co2 is non-toxic and odorless gas and necessary for gas and smog is not a particular matter. guest: if i put you in a room and only put co2, how long would you live? guest: we're not talking about that. that is 41 hundredths of one -- of 100%. we have the highest amount of co2, over 400 parts per million in eight housing years. guest: we are not going to have any trouble breathing. host: thank you for a very interesting conversation. dan weiss of the league of conservation voters and david kreutzer on the heritage foundation. thank you for being with us. we will take a short break and let me come back, a chance to weigh in on whatever is on your mind. your cause and comments for the remaining 20 minutes. for democrats. 202-748-8001 for republicans. for independent. and it is heard nationwide next time. we are back in a moment. ♪ >> florence harding once said that she had only one hobby and that was warren harding. she was a significant force in her husband's presidency and handling the media. despite scandals and infidelities, his death in office, as well as her own poor heal

her dad was pumping gas. two police officers were eating nearby and they began investigating quickly. investigators tell us that llama denies doing anything wrong. in radner township, i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> a man and a woman are in the hospital after a house fire in the homesberg neighborhood of philadelphia. it happens on lorring street just after 8:00. investigators say the fire was started on purpose but they have not filed any charges. both of the victims are in stable condition. >>> now to new information on a story where a deputy was shot and killed while filling his car with gas. police outside of houston arrested and charged the suspect responsible for the quote, senseless and cowardly act. darren go forth was ambushed as he was pumping gas. the gunman came up behind him and fired multiple shots killing him. he was a ten year veteran of the force. >>> ten years ago tonight, hurricane katrina pounded the gulf coast. the storm made landfall on this day back in 2005 and a decade later many gath

. >>> and gas below $2 in a dozen states. and it could be nationwide by christmas. tonight, why experts say it's falling so fast, and how low it could go. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt." >>> good evening. we begin with a remarkable moment that happened today. a former president speaking in a way we never heard before, about his serious medical condition and confronting his own mortality. jimmy carter went before cameras today to explain in great detail his recent cancer diagnosis. the removal of a tumor on his liver and then the surprising discovery he fully revealed for the first time today. >> first, i felt that it was confined to my liver and they had -- the operation had completely removed it, so i was quite relieved. and then that same afternoon, we had an mri of my head and neck and it showed up that it was already in four places in my brain. so i would say that night and the next day until i came back up to emory, i just thought i had a few weeks left. bu

on average, philly gas crews fix about 20 a day.lans to replace all 3,000 miles of its gas lines. >> hopefully these major issues are on pgw's radar and it's a high priority for them because as soon as it is brought to the pcu's attention be it's a very high priority. >> reporter: pgw has been watching grays ferry avenue, taking its own readings every 48 hours in the six months between our first interview back in february and hopefully our final one on the topic last week. >> the system that we operate is safe. it was safe yesterday, safe today and it will be safe tomorrow. >> reporter: now over the course of our reporting, we have introduced you to many residents affected by this. one of the most memorable was a 2-year-old girl. she would be 90 years old if pgw's replacement plan continues. that's an 88-year replacement plan to replace all 3,000 miles of philadelphia gas works pipeline system beneath the streets. right now they are working on a plan to cut that in half. i'm mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. >>> here are some of the stori

here is a mock up of a gas hear the on a house. where would we find the gas meter?age. 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 year battery life. a lot of times you may have one or the other. if you put in just a carbon monoxide detector, it's important to have one of these too. every house should have a fire extinguisher, yes. >> one thing people

both now have gas under two bucks a gallon. they're even promising lower gas prices.ur cameras were rolling as one gas station dropped its gas to one point knife to match the price at the competitor across the street. that station across the street there they'll go even lower. that competitor promised they'd go to 1.93 to beat the price across the street. you get the idea. those prices are well below the average of 2.59 a gallon. in new jersey the gas stayings we mentioned earlier definitely have this price beat. the drivers around here know new jersey always has lower gas prices. gallon of regular averaging 2.20 a gallon n delaware about 2.37 a gallon. >> less than $2-gallon! >> years. i got to go. i got to go, scott. i got to go. >> yes. better go. phil up. you can pump your own gas in jersey. >> perfect. >> through. go all right. win/win. let's talk about the temperatu temperatures over the next couple of days it's going to be a win /win. 89 degrees was the high temperature today. so no 90-degree heat. no heat wave brewing and temperatures will be a little cooler t

with gas. shooter hovered over him. and his killer continued to fire while deputy sheriff goforth was down. and this is a man police say did it. 30-year-old shannon miles. the motive? nothing clear as of now. but one thing is for sure, it is a scary time to be a police officer in this country. here is what harris county da defensive anderson said today. >> it is time for the silent majority in this country to support law enforcement. there are a few bad apples in every profession. that does not mean that there should be open warfare declared on law enforcement. >> and joining me now by phone is the harris county sheriff, ron hickman. good evening, sheriff. >> good evening. >> on behalf of all of us here, our condolences to you, to the goforth family and to your law enforcement family on the loss of the deputy sheriff. how surprised are you by this? >> well in 45 years of my law enforcement experience, it's probably one of the most shocking things i have seen. >> and with respect to what is goin

gas feed off yet. we had to dig a hole to get it shut off. >> reporter: it appears in the distance that gas crew might be on the scene. we are seeing digging a few feet from where that fire is still burning, this morning, that fire is not the a major concerning, however, they cannot stop that blaze from burning until will that crew get to that line and powers that gas line off. the resident here nor longer in the area finding housing elsewhere we are told with the red cross or through their neighbors, friend and family. but at this point no injuries to report this morning. the the cause of the fire is under investigation. we are live from king of prussia i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you. >>> new this morning a shooter opens fire in the the port richmond bar striking one patron multiple times. philadelphia police say that shooting happened at last shock tavern just before midnight. police rush the, the 41 year-old man to, temple hospital, and listed in critical conditio

if you ever smell gas, get out, and call 911 or your gas utility. and authorities saying the damage to the school is so severe, it will not open on time in early september. 4,000 students will have to go somewhere else. >> ron, thank you. >>> and we turn to iraq, where authorities say a key isis figure has been killed. the pentagon confirming the death of haji muta, the second in command in iraq. >>> back here at home, a powerful moment for the army rangers. the first to complete the grueling army training. captain griese and lieutenant haver. graduating along with 94 men. pinned with the coveted ranger black and gold tabs. still unclear if they will be able to serve as rangers. the decision on that, forthcoming. tonight, we salute them. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. the hacking scandal that has husbands and wives crashing web sites. the fbi joining the investigation. after the names of millions of ashley madison customers are now made public. who is using this site, and why the investigation? >>> and the art

leak, a contractor striking a gas pipe in the area, causing a leak in cherry hill. you are taking a look at the scene, as a result the new jersey turnpike is currently shut down in both directions at interchange 3 and 4 in cherry hill, no traffic getting by meteorologist, karen rogers, taking a peek at the traffic cameras telling us there say backup for miles as a result of that. and only expected to grow, you see the stretch of the turnpike there, and that is the area shut down beyond that, anyone that is trying to go that way evidently stuck in the major delays, and only continue to grow as folks try to get where they are going and a nice shore weekend, that will only continue to cause the backups, karen suggesting 295 as an alternate. the new jersey turnpike and local roads as well closed in cherry hill as a result of a gas leak in the area, a young boy in schuylkill pennsylvania is helping one duck at a time. he was upset when he saw ducks being struck and killed by drivers and wrote a letter asking the borough council to add duck crossing signs. >> it made be f

here's what the fire chief told us not long ago. >> concern is that gas-fed fire.most of the fire is knocked down. i don't want to declare it under control until we have access to the gas fire and control where that's going. some fire is still burning up the wall. we're working diligently with that, trying to extinguish that and control it along with the gas company. >> reporter: and chief jim gallagher of the king of prussia fire department, again, speaking to this portion of the fire, this gas-fed portion of the fire that's still burning and has been for the last three hours. again, there was a much larger scale fire when fire crews arrived here and police arrived here around 1:30. fortunately that's been put out and they're really just waiting on peco to dig down to the gas line, shut it off and hopefully that fire will be put out. no injuries reported to firefighters or anyone living in this area. the red cross as i said is here, assysting people. coming up in the next half hour, you'll hear from some of the people being assisted by the red cross. katy zachry,

>>> you see a man with i had cell phone at a gas pump. the video that ignited a huge debate again. >> you're not a registered guest. >> an officer tries to arrest a teenager but when the body cam comes out. >> the officer ended up being arrested. >> no! >> what it shows that landed him in hot water. >> she's dancing in her crib. meet the fun lady on a musical mission. >> i wanted to be an inspiration to pregnant women saying you're not alone, dance it out, whatever. >>> and an unusual pet for a college student. >> i want to you meet fly. >> why fly may be the perfect wing man. you got a raccoon at college? this is better than having a puppy. >> imagine that, you want to come back and see my pet raccoon? i'm not making a euphemism. >> video posted in india has gone viral and caused a flurry of comments of concern, arguments, denial, everything going on because of this. this bike on the left-hand side turns up to fill up, put some gas in his bike. this is the part that people are drawing attention to. he reaches in his top pocket and this h

oil and gas pollute. so we need to start weening off of that and getting into other energy options, whether it be i understand, ethane, you know, whatever. host: all right. allison, thanks for the call from louisiana, asking our viewers to weigh in as we talk about the president's trip. as part of the trip, other officials from the administration are heading to alaska as well, including secretary of state john kerry. here's the front page of the "juno empire" newspaper this morning. kerry talks tech solutions to climate change is the headline there. n a half-hour, we'll talk with reporters, secretary of state john kerry put forward a technology-focused view of fighting this. if up to the read more on that story, check out the website of the "june owe empire." some members of congress responding already to the president's trip and to the officials from the administration that are going to alaska. here's jason, chairman of the oversight and government reform committee in the house, republican out of utah, a

that's the last time a gallon of gas was below $2. you guys pull into this gas station... >> i said $1.99. i said, i knew it was coming. >> reporter: according to the most recent a.a.a. survey, 12 states have at least one station selling gas for less than $2 a gallon. >> reporter: united states production is at levels not seen since the early '70s. opec continues to produce at a very high level, and there's now major concern about chinese demand, which has been the driver for much of the last decade. >> reporter: out west and in parts of the midwest, some people are paying almost $1.50 more than what drivers here at this gas station in new jersey are paying. that's because of problems at refineries, but norah, the good news in all of this is on average american households have saved at least $530 on gas so far this year. >> o'donnell: i like that news. jericka duncan, thank you so much. and if this country needed a boost, something to feel good about this summer, we've certainly got it from three young americans. they have become inst

can low gas prices last? gas prices going up. clipper data. stress so far in terms of positions being held in the green market. get stretched so far and started to see a rebound. the snapback, short covering we are here now, andnow, and that gasoline price is based on demand. but we see the deathknell of driving season coming up with labor day the seasonal trend falling into bottom. we should see these as a seasonal aspect command reducing oil price as an input having a significant part to play, but a year ago we were offering more than double that. gasoline prices are here to stay. >> where do you think gas prices are headed by the end of the year? how much lower can they go? >> on the national outreach $2.50$2.50 a gallon. they could easily get down. as long as oil prices remain in the range. looking strong in terms of inventory. demand is stronger as well in response to low prices, but we will see prices edging lower. refinery maintenance season will come up and get offset by strong inventories. gasoline we will continue to gradually move l

gas prices are level elsewhere in the country and the cheapest gas by state-wide is south carolina, 2.17i've got another developing story for you coming fast this friday, hillary's e-mail scandal. there are reports that some of the top secret e-mails were about military drones. ashley webster, details, please. ashley: interesting, one of these discusses news articles about what was supposed to be a secret drone program, the point is that the program about drones had been talked about in the media quite some time and the media reportedly revolve around what the media knows, what if there's any leaks. and certainly classified material. the other e-mail that's been targeted talks about issues that point back to classified materials. so it's in the weeds and murky, let's not forget the inspector general the one that overseas 17 spy agencies says these two e-mails were classified, top secret documents any way you look at it. stuart: any way you slice it talking about the drones, it's secret. >> that's right. stuart: and she should have known it. ashley: yes, she should. stuart: what was she d

. >>> tonight, the new surveillance video from the gas explosion. the natural gas fears and the sudden blast. more than 60 people and their split-second escape. we're on the scene. and we have seen several of these explosions in recent months. >>> donald trump and his tough new words on undocumented immigrants and their children born here. are they really u.s. citizens? >>> two giant sinkholes tonight. the earth opening, right where a home was swallowed before. the homeowner never found. new aerials coming in tonight. and a major interstate, shut down, too. >>> extreme weather tonight. after multiple tornadoes, baseball fans running for cover. travelers trapped. millions now in the path tonight. >>> and, who wants to be a millionaire? $4.5 million, found in just two feet of water off a popular american beach. is there more sitting right there tonight? >>> good evening. we begin tonight with a fear so many homeowners have, smelling gas in their home. fearing there could be a potentially explosive leak. this time, the emergency call, a motel filled wi