minutes after the jury decided daniel harmon-wright should spend the next three years behind bars the former culpeper police officer was handcuffed and escorted back to jail. special prosecutor jim fisher said he was satisfied with the decision. >> it was an abandonment of the role of police officer entirely and i think it was important for the jury to send that message and i think they did. >> reporter: the jury did not find harmon-wright acted with malice when he shot and killed patricia cook who was trespassing sitting in her jeep in a school parking lot. he says she clamped her window shut on his fingers and started driving away when he opened fire. >> he still feels like he did the job he was hired to do and there was nothing else he could have done. so he feels victimized. >> reporter: instead of murder the jury found harmon-wright guilty of manslaughter and two other counts. brendan king who served in the marine corps with harmon-wright told the jury that his friend had been punished enough. >> dan feels remorse and the guilt obviously from what happened. he has to live with th

you can look at the harmonics, the overtones, and look at the relative strengths of those harmonics. we see these fluctuations, but just like the musical instruments had harmonics, the sky has its harmonics, and in different spaces with different shapes, each one has its characteristic set of harmonics. a second method is to actually look and see whether part of the horizon sphere seen on one part of the sky matches up with that seen on the other part of the sky. so far, those searches have turned up negative, meaning people have looked and not found them. so you want to take a model for a possible shape for space and ask, does that correspond to reality? so topology lets you explore what the candidates are, and it also lets you explore them in a sensible way. this research is important because it satisfies humanity's basic curiosity to understand the world we live in. so it's like if you go for a walk in the forest, okay, you see the trees and they're pretty and everything, but if you understand a little how they work, that each leaf is composed of cells and the cells absorb sunligh

[ensemble playing early music] composers of western classical music have developed a detailed harmonictem rooted in the musical practices of medieval europe. texture is the way all of these elements are combined into a musical fabric. textures can be complex, like the overlapping rhythms of a west african drumming ensemble... or as simple as the sound of a single human voice. we can analyze and compare different musics by looking at their basic elements, but music itself also exists as an element in the cultural life of every society. (levin the environment can influence music botconscious and unconscious ways. for instance in the west, the argument has been made that a lot of the dissonant music that arose at the beginning of the century was a result or a reaction to the noisiness of industrialization, and the dissonance of modern civilization-- that it was a reflection of social dissonance, in a way, in sound. [dissonant orchestra music] (slobin) if we use the word environment to relate to music, we're talking about two things: a physical environment and a social environment. in the

david harmon wright killed a woman during a traffic stop last we're. virginia bureau reporter david culver is outside the courthouse now with more. david? >> reporter: jim, as that sentence was being read today, i looked over and noticed patricia cook's supporters we are shaking their head. they were clearly very disappointed. tonight daniel harmon wright is back in jail, the jurors seen here walking in this morning, the judge said 12 months for each of the three counts they quitted him of, a total of 36 months in jail. earlier the day, the judge de denied the push for a mistrial. on tuesday, the jury found him guilty of manslaughter. outside of court today, harmon wright's attorney described his client's reaction to the recommended sentence. >> i think he was prepared for it, but, you know, he still feels like he did the job he was tired to do, and there was nothing else he could have done. >> in the end it's a jury decision, so i'll stand by the jury's judgment. >> reporter: judge susan whittlock has two options h. she can uphold the sentence or less

he went on to say harmon wright has not shown an ounce of remorse after the killing of patricia cook. he was a police officers at the time. today fisher told the jury this act was done by a person in a position of trust, and he betrayed that trust. outside the court, fisher reacted to the jury's recommendation. >> i'm satisfied, nobody walks away from a case like this. >> defense attorney daniel has. >> i was hoping for an acquittal. i don't think he was really guilty of a crime. >> i notice as that sentence was being read today, some of patricia cook's supporters sat

daniel harmon-wright shot and killed patricia cook in a church parking last year. the prosecution claimed harmon- wright lost his temper while questioning cook and shot her several times while she tried to drive away. the defense insisted he was just a cop doing his job. >>> the head of the secret service is stepping down after 30 years. his name is mark sullivan. he joined the secret service in 1983 and was appointed director in 2006. >>> a suicide bomber sets off blake killing himself and gird outside the u.s. embassy in -- a bomb killing himself and a guard outside the u.s. embassy in turkey. it did not damage the embassy itself. >>> on her last day on the job secretary of state hillary clinton speaking briefly on that attack in turkey. clinton says she's told the u.s. ambassador to turkey how much she values the team's service. the senate approved john kerry to take over her job earlier this week. >>> the dow closed over 14,000 today, the first time since want 7, all that despite the new un-- 2007, all that despite the new unemployment numbers which inched up a

it means, as you said, harmonized taxes and harmonized economic policies.for me, a single market means a flee forum where we -- free forum where we all compete with each other and become more competitive in the international market. and i raise this point because many in this house -- and i think you hinted at it in your speech -- that david cameron was somehow asking for an unfair competitive advantage in the his speech two weeks ago. that is simply not the case. he wants reform for all of europe, a single marketplace where one country can have lower taxes such as an island, where other countries can have more flexible labour rules such as in the u.k., some countries can have industry-friendly policies such as in germany and yet all still integral members of the single market. after david cameron's speech, your foreign minister said this approach was like joining a football club and wanting to play rugby. now, i like him. he's been right before. if you remember, he led the french no campaign against the european constitution, and i think he's right again.

the jury did not find harmon- wright acted with malice when he shot and killed patricia cook who was trespassing sitting in her jeep in a school parking lot. he says she clamped her windows shut on his fingers and started driving away when he opened fire. >> he still feels he did the job he was hired to do and there was nothing else he could have done. so he feels victimized. >> reporter: the jury found harmon-wright guilty of manslaughter and two lesser counts. the judge can run the sentences concurrently or consecutively. >> this is a sad day. a victim lost her life. a former police officer lost his career and liberty for a period of time. hopefully the juncture that we are at, the town and community of culpeper can begin the healing process. >> reporter: peggy fox, wusa9. >>> protesters, some dressed in black, delivered a message today at the nra's headquarters in fairfax. they say gun violence must be stopped. the protesters are members of the new reston herndon community against gun violence. their movement started after the newtown massacre. the demonstrators say they strongly

example, polyphonic music, you have a melody and a baseline, maybe an accompaniment, 3rd voice or harmonic accompaniment. i always suggest people to tear them apart, work on the melody, just work on the base, rhythm, accompaniment. that provides an important process to understanding how these elements have to happen simultaneously. >> when you are writing, as a fan of yours, for decades now -- i think your first record came out in the 1970's. >> 1978. >> that is right. as a fan, one of the things that struck me is you did not sound like anyone else i had heard, and you still do not. when i listen to any other guitarist,, composer, you can hear their influence, who they took this idea or technique from. your music just sounds fresh and novel. i wonder if you might be willing to disclose to us some of your influences and how they gave rise to your compositional playing style, and maybe demonstrate them. >> i like to joke, i did not learn how to play anything else really well, so i had to come up with my own. it is true, i found this out later when i was teaching. can you show me that solo to

harmon-wright again taking the stand, fighting back tears saying, "i am depressed all the time. i think about this every waking second of every day. this will never go away from me ever." this former marine testified about his integrity and character. >> he is not somebody who was intending to do something like this. >> the prosecutor closed by telling the jurors, "there has not been an ounce of genuine remorse. he lost it and slaughtered this woman." tuesday he was convicted of manslaughter for the killing of patrick cook on january 9 2012. they recommended he be sentenced to 36 months in jail. and i think the incarceration sends the message this was wrongful behavior. >> he still feels like he did the job he was hired to do and there is nothing else he could have done. he feels victimized by this procedure. >> following the verdict no comment from any members of the jury or family and friends. the defense plans to appeal the decision, while the official sentencing date is april 10. jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> still to come -- the snow brinks select roadways, but most schools

the defense insisted harmon-wright was an officer doing his job.lier this week, he was convicted of voluntary manslaughter and he will serve his time in a county jail. >>> the parents of a 5-year-old boy being held hostage in alabama are praying for his safety after the fourth day. he is holding a little boy in a bunker underground. on tuesday he boarded a school bus, shot the driver and ran off with the boy. swat teams are negotiating with dike through a ventilation pipe trying to convince him let the little boy go. they used the pipe to get medication, food and coloring books to the child who is said to have a disorder similar to autism. the mayor says the boy has been crying for his parents and doesn't understand what is going on. >>> well, the white house calls it a terror attack, talking about today's suicide bombing outside the u.s. embassy in turkey. that blast killed the bomber and a turkish guard who was manning the checkpoint. turkey's prime minister says this is the work of a domestic group. >>> hillary clinton spoke to the staff on turk

harmon had deep routes in dc. he was born in 1912 in northwest, he wasn't to dc central high school. that is now known as cordoz a >> in his will he bequeathed $28 million to family matters. >> [cheers] >> the jaw drops amount came as a huge surprise to the non-profit family matters of greater washington. it's one of the olders social service organizations. the gift was almost three times the annual budget of the organization dedicated to disadvantaged children, families and seniors. >> for something like this to happen is absolutely extraordinary. >> he mentioned he hoped there would be some fund he might be able to help establish so that dc kids who other wise couldn't afford nice clothes to wear to prom or graduation that that might be taken care of. >> mr. harmon had great love for the performing arts. he often visited the kennedy center to see is opera. his gift was to those who lived in the city he loved and those who with gave him great pleasure. >> i think it's a great story that he lived so quitely and hi

i would be happy to answer questions >> thank you, miss harmon. any members of the board? any members of the public? >> no members of the public are here to address this matter. >> a motion, and second. all those in favor, say aye (? >> aye. >> please go back to 10.1. is that right, the only thing before the closed session? i would entertain a motion to approve this. >> move to approve. >> second. >> all those in favor, say aye i-aye. >> closed session. >> directors it would be appropriate to consider whether to conduct a closed session and invoke the attorney-client privilege. >> yes. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> we'll take a short break. >> we'll take the time to put the room into closed session. >> there are videos to every moment can be captured on film. there we go. announcement of closed session, the sfmta board of directors met in closed session to discuss matters with the [kr-frp/] and the board of directors voted unanimously to settle the cases and also discussed the cases, but too no action. the board held a conference with the real property negotiator, but took n

. >>> a culpepper jury recommends three years in jail for daniel harmon wright. he's the former police officers, as she sat in her car in a culpepper church parking lot last year. news4's northern virginia bureau reporter david cull remember is live outside the courthouse with what happens next. david? >> jim, what we saw was some of the most emotional testimony since this trial began. it seems that temperature may have influenced the gyres as they considered a recommendation of a sentence for daniel harmon wright. among those who took the stand today, his own wife. she told jurors amid tears and choking up that since this incident began, they've lost everything. dianswer estes wright throughout the trial she took the stand pleading the jury to be lien jent. she said and her 17-month-old child have had to move across the country. financially they said they have nothing left. brendan king also took the stand. he served in iraq with him during the war. >> dan fought for his country, we followed orders, we all went to war and did the best job we could there. he came

steve harmon and paul grech. >> you have said two things there.an, special situation. >> i think both of us can say that this is a man that we like and that we know and we don't feel he could have done anything like this. >> so chris hall and his daughters prepared for a trial which they hope would make clear to everybody, the police, the maybe, the world, that chris would not, could not, did not harm the love of his life. >> there was never in 30 years of marriage never one moment of violence. there was no motive for this man to kill his wife. >> harmon and grech had a look at neighbor lindsey patterson's account. it was really not conclusive at all. it was tragically incomplete. >> is he shaw three snap shots. what is missed by everyone is the wife getting into the jacuzzi, slipping, falling into the jacuzzi, hitting her head, going unconscious, and drowning. >> see this sharp corner sticking out into the spa? hitting her head on this would certainly have opened a gash and knocked christy out, said the attorney. >> she didn't see what was really

daniel harmon-wright was convicted tuesday on the 2012 shooting death of patricia cook.ned. today is secretary of state hillary clinton's last day on the job. this afternoon she will speak to a state department employees before she leaves. her successor john carey will be sworn in today. kerry. you would think that the forty- niners quarterback had enough pressure to win. >> red robin learn that a quarterback like to go there for dinner. so the company offered him a free food for life if he wins on sunday. all customers, a san francisco area locations also get a two for one burger deal with a forty-niners win. many football fans anticipating beyonce's halftime performance at the super bowl. >> the nfl asked if you ravens fans and 49ers fans to share some of their favorite beyonce songs. >> love songs but i'm just that we cannot watch the halftime show. >> ♪ i'm a single 80, i'm a single late-daydy ♪ and i will tell my teammates i did that. >> vernon davis should stick to his day job. his singing was not bad. >> ♪ if you like it, puts a ring on it ♪ [laughter] was happeni

daniel harmon-wright was convicted tuesday in the shooting death of patricia cook. on tuesday night, court officials found two dictionaries and thesauruses in the jury room. that is a violation of the judge's instructions. defense attorneys are seeking a mistrial. question no. ec high school is planning to send letters today about the attempted abduction of a student. a 16-year-old woodson high school student was walking on nannie helen burroughs avenue thursday when a man got out of an suv, grabbed her, and forced her into a vehicle. the girl's family samantha and groped her letter ago when she started fighting back. police are looking for the suspect. there's a recall for cold medicine. >> to tell us more about that and give us a preview of what wall street is watching today let's get to ellen braitman at bloomberg headquarters in new york. good morning. >> good morning. if it is the first friday of the month. we get stock futures a bit higher. the labor department releasing the january report a few hours from now. economists forecast 165,000 non- farm jobs added

therefore, daniel harmon-wright at most will serve only 36 months in jail. shawn. >>> john, thank you. >>> anne arundel county executive resigned from office today. the announcement comes day after the two-term republican was found guiltof two counts of misconduct in office. he will be sentenced in march. john hamon, the administrative officer has been named acting executive. >> after two children were killed in a house fire in frederick county. firefighters and 40 rescue units responded to the scene here in meyersville last night. the crews arrived, the home was fully engulfed in flames with two children trapped inside. fox 5's bob barner has more as investigate torse try to figure out the cause. >> from the way a neighbor tells it, the two sisters who died inside their home here on a meyersville hill top late last night didn't stand a chance. despite heroic efforts by their mom and dad to save them. tas heartbreaking sight, still smoldering more than 24 hours after sisters, sophie and madigan were killed in there around 11:30 thursday night. >> i feel so b

daniel harmon wright was convicted of killing an unarmed woman last year. his attorneys claim jurors used a dictionary to help them define the word malice them argue jurors were confused about instructions given to them. >>> they were concern there could be i amini fiscal cliff but this morning, there is a resolution in the debt ceiling debate, at least for now. we'll have the details coming up next. >>> d.c. is a town known for its d.c. formalities and fancy culture but it has always had an impressive music scene too. we'll show you how an impressive piece of it is being honored. [ male annncer ] pillsbury grands biscuits. delicious. but say i press a few out flat... add some beef sloppy joe sauce... and cheese fold it all up and boom! i just made an unbeatable unsloppy joe pillsbury grands biscuits. let the making begin. faster than mandy can hang up on mr. monday. you hang up first. [ female announcer ] in just 60 seconds, you've got snack-defying, satisfying totino's pizza rolls. [ ringing ] it's on. let's roll. >>> the senate has approveda bill to temp

police had been searching for arthur harmon since tuesday. >>> if you go to wal-mart tomorrow to buy ammunition be prepared. the largest retailer is limiting how much you can buy. wal-mart has set limits to three boxes a day. other retailers have similar restrictions since sandy hook guns and ammo have been flying off shelves. a 50% tax on ammo has been introduced. legislation has been introduced to limit ammo you can buy. >>> you heard her story. tonight the name of a woman and our exclusive interview. >>> maryland's most powerful radar tracking snow to the west. how this could impact your commute, ahead. >>> this purple pride. the wager our top cop is making on the game when we come back in 60 seconds. . >>> the owners of a clinic forced to close are keeping quiet but the family is talking. tonight they're opening to us in an exclusive interview. >> you'lla witherspoon was a private person. after we found them by digging through state records, the family decided the time was right to tell her story. when you dine out an inspection lets you know the restaurant is safe. same with you

daniel harmon-wright claimed he shot cook last year when his arm was caught in her suv window. >>> two they were groped by a man. police are looking to see if they're linked to a serial groper. both attacks happened wednesday night in springfield. a 30-year-old woman was walking on dinwiddie street when someone approached her from behind, grabbed and groped her. 25 minutes latera a few blocks away a woman felt someone groping her. she screamed and the man ran off. the descriptions match the attacker in 15 similar assaults. >>> d.c. police need your help to identify a man who kidnapped and groped a teenager. this happened in the 5100 block of nannie helen bur oaf oafs avenue. a man got out of his suv and forced her inside. he drove her a few blocks away, groped her and let her go. >>> something you use to keep warm could be banned in d.c. if a local leader get her way. faith wheeler says she wants a citywide ski mask ban to deter crime. d.c. law makes it illegal for anyone over 16 to wear the masks while committing a crime. but the attorney general says they rarely prosecute anyone unde

yes, the harmonic it is the only instance where you cannot see what you are doing or anybody else. are really on your own. every other instance, you can really see the hands and have a clue of how to play it. you are really on your own with the harmonica. it is the only one where you can breathe and out -- in and out. tavis: speaking of instruments, are their instruments -- this might be a silly question, but are their instruments that you just have a complete aberration for, that as often as you can, you want to include them on your projects? >> again, following the music, i let the song be in charge of the way it wants to sound. tavis: i only ask that because i find that whenever i hear a harmonica, which is not terribly, terribly often, given what they give us, whenever i hear it, it stops me dead in my tracks, i think in part of what charlie said, in terms of what they are going for to get that sound out, but every time i hear it, whether it is charlie or stevie, it stops me, the sound of the instrument. >> it is so special when it is played at this level. when it comes to the

a skillful physician will break it up harmonically, totally, or rhythmically, and when it becomes hardict, it becomes a game. what is your feeling about that? you do a lot of rhythmic changes. >> one of the things that i do a fair amount of -- maybe the question is asking, for example -- you have a piece of music, there is a rhythmic feel, maybe there is a break, a cadence, maybe it is played differently for a certain period. there is still a flow, as a musician, that you're looking for, to convey. sometimes it seems abstract. i would imagine the brain is also starting to calculate what that flow is. if i am playing along going -- 1, 2, 3, 4 -- >> the brain has to recalibrate. >> the brain is trying to figure it out. >> it is just like in gauging the audience. when i lower my voice like this, i am engaging you because you have to work harder to see what is going on. composers have a variety of tricks in the tool box, and that is one of them. >> thank you. i would like to acknowledge this book, thank you for doing the research, putting into written form. the chapter that deals with anti

. >>> a judge has denied a motion for a mistrial in the case against a former culpeper cop daniel harmon-wright. the jury used a dictionary to look up the meaning of malice. the jurors convicted the officer on tuesday for the february 2012 shooting death of patricia ann cook. >>> one of new york city's most colorful mayors ed koch has died. we learned this morning that koch died of congestive heart failure. current mayor michael bloomberg called him, quote, annual irrepressible icon, our most charismatic cheerleader and champion. he helped rescue new york from near financial ruin during his three terms in office. ed koch was >>> start your engines. the washington auto show opens today at the d.c. convention center. so what are the hottest cars and trends this year? joining me now, the man who knows, kevin riley, the show's vice chair. thanks so much for coming in this afternoon to talk about this fantastic and massive auto show that we have right here in washington, d.c. >> thank you very much. it's great to be here. >> you know, the old auto show, when you went to the old convention center, it

harmonic spear at his side.ite-hot intergalactic sun, he would raise his face to the heavens and wonder. will i ever know love? and so it was that one day a beautiful she-wolf appeared to him, thousands of years his junior, with a delicate snout and a coat so supple, it set the very ions of the wolf-waker's synthetic consciousness ablaze. for seven blissful harvests she shared his buckwheat cushion, and the wolf-waker at last knew peace in his loins. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] but he knew also that his destiny lay elsewhere. that he must travel onward without her, ever onward, a scorching pillar of fusion flame. deeper and further amongst the distant stars. defending the wolves against sentient hyper-robotic overlords and waking them when they slept. higgins, who do we have playing tonight? >> steve: tonight's contestants are, mike mccourt, aromo orleans lindsay, and paul mesciano. get your cell phones cocked and ready and get ready to get down and play "cell phone shootout!" ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: w

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daniel harmon-wright will spend more than three years in jail. things could have turned out far worse for the 33-year-old former police officer. shocked to death, a woman motorist last year when tried to pull away. defense attorney, daniel hawes told the jury, that he had to make a snap decision. he told jurors he will never again seek employment in law enforcement. the prosecutor told the jury the policeman slaughtered the 54-year-old woman. with the option of sentencing up to 25 years of voluntary manslaughter, the jury came back with a three-year, maximum sentence. >> i think that the jury did the best they could. struggled with a difficult case. i think it was important to be forceful and zealous. at the end of the day, i'm pleased with the jury's judgment. i think they did a good job. they worked hard in this case to be fair. you know, in the end, there's no perfect system. it's the system that we have and i stand by. >> earlier, the defense asked for a mistrial in this case because some jurors had improperly used dictionaries during their d

the bold simplicity of the building, with its strictly harmonized repetition of the most basic geometrichapes, has had an unparalleled influence on the world's architecture. the creators of the parthenon, including the sculptor phidias and the architect ictinus, adapted the traditional temple form, but refined it. they created an impression of subtlety and lightness, despite the building's scale and the massiveness of its marble surface. the sculptural decorations employed the skills of hundreds of craftsmen, setting a new standard in art. it took less than a decade to erect this monument to athenian pride. it was built on the ruins of a temple destroyed by the persians, partly glorifying the greeks' victory over their greatest enemy. to their subsequent cost, the athenians took more than their share of the benefits of persian defeat. they may have been democratic, but to fellow greeks like the corinthians and spartans, they appeared arrogant and domineering. they felt that protection of their founding goddess, athena, had given them a special status, celebrated in a procession to honor

daniel harmon-wright claimed he shot cook when his arm got caught in her suv window when she tried to away. >>> a community leader wants to crackdown on crime. faith wheeler says she wants a citywide ski mask ban. d.c. law makes it illegal for anyone over the age of 16 to wear the masks while committing a crime. the attorney general says they rarely prosecute anyone under that law. she says a ban could deter that crime. >> ski masks are used in holdups and assaults. it's one of many, many tools that should be explored. >> people are allowed to ear wear headgear to protect themselves in the cold. >> d.c. police say they do not see ski masks as evidence of an intent to commit crime. >>> police are looking into whether a serial groper struck again. a woman was walking on dinwiddie street in springfield when somebody approached her from behind her, grabbed her and groebd groped her. another woman says she was walking when she felt someone groping her. she screamed and the suspect ran off. both the descriptions of the attacker match the suspect in previous -- in 15 previous assaults. >> fu

he took lessons from butch harmon and his son, claude.y have been talking about playing their first round of golf. it was supposed to happen at the medalist about 30 minutes away. because of the weather and the security and everything they decided to do it here. and so at about 11:00 today they went off the first tee for their first round of golf. this is not the first time they have been together. they met in 2009 in i believe the oval office when tiger was in washington to promote his golf tournament. obviously a historic day in golf to see two figures like the president and tiger woods together for the first time on the golf course. >> is it just the two of them? >> there is a foursome. jim crane who is the owner of this golf course and also owns the houston astros and bought the club from the former dolphin owner. he is a three handicap, very good golfer. they are also accompanied by ambassador ron kirk. they are playing from what i'm told a friendly match. it is the president and tiger against kirk and crane. i'm told they are about

the socialists, and the single market means harmonized labor rules, with harmonized economic policiesle market to meet, is a forum where we can become more competitive in the international market. many in this house, as you have into that in your speech suggest that david cameron have the unfair competitive advantage in his speech and that is not the case. he wants reform for all of europe and a single market place where one country can have higher taxes but other countries can have better liberals, and some can have better energy policies and yet, all in trickle members of the single market. it is time to make the european union about competition once again. your foreign minister said that the approach was like joining a football club and wanting to play rugby. he has been right before but he led the french campaign against the european constitution and i think that he is right again. i know think he realizes what of the analogy that that was. on a football court is where this was -- where rugby was invented. we now know that he invented a game followed by millions, although the popu

what are the real dangers associated with it to talk about all that and more i'm joined by karen harmon managing editor of the journal capitalism nature socialism environmental journalist who what why news turn thank you so much for coming on. thanks for having me so it seems like we're hearing more and more about the use of fracking when just a couple years ago no one really heard about it give us a sense of how widespread this practice is and really can we look to this as one of the main pillars of energy policy in america's future. well i think if the oil and gas companies get their way then yes we can look for and this is being fracking is actually been. since about two thousand and it started out what's currently considered. modern hydro fracking which is a combination of two techniques why is horizontal drilling and the other why is hydraulic fracturing itself so those two techniques have been combined. how important came up with that they started in the barnett shale in texas around two thousand or so and. it's just it's also been happening in colorado in wyoming and it's spreadi

also the opportunity to have better data sets from the work that you've done, scrubbing them and harmonizing them. i think there is also this really great opportunity to generate whole new types of data sets like motion loft is doing. and i think that this is going to present something kind of back to the city, showing where some of our gaps are and hopefully filling in some of those gaps with those data sets. so, i think that there is something about having more city data sets, existing data sets as well as creating new types of data. this is really exciting for us. >> we're going to tell a quick story on how private data can stimulate civic innovation. this summer in singapore, we had about 30 data sets opened p. up. one data set was about a million or so records of taxis all over town. typically taxi data stuff, it's hard to get, private companies, they don't want to open it up competitively. one taxi company at the last minute opened up, motion loft made it efficient to see what would happen. because they contributed to the stuff, we had five separate teams working on could we do collabo

daniel harmon-wright claimed he shot patricia cook when his arm was caught in her suv window when she tried to drive away. >> a local leader wants to crackdown on crime by banning something that many use to keep warm. faith wheeler is calling on a ban for ski masks. anyone over 16 can wear -- the attorney general says they rarely prosecute anyone under this law. still, wheeler says ski masks are often used by criminals. >> few criminals want to be identified. otherwise they wouldn't wear it and wouldn't runaway. it's one of many, many, many tools that could -- should be explored. >> i don't think that banning ski masks is going to reduce robberies in the district of columbia. >>> d.c. police say they don't see it as evidence as someone's intent to commit a crime. >>> a pilot is 234 the hospital after passing out mid-flight. it was headed from los angeles to seattle when the pilot lost consciousness. a co-pilot took over and detoured the plane to portland, oregon. paramedics met the plane on the ground. the pilot has been with the airline for 28 years. no word what made him ill. >>> we

what are the real dangers associated with it to talk about all that and more i'm joined by karen harmon managing editor of the journal capitalism nature socialism environmental journalist who what why news karen thank you so much for coming on. thanks for having me so it seems like we're hearing more and more about the use of fracking when just a couple years ago no one really heard about it give us a sense of how widespread this practices and really can we look to this as one of the main pillars of energy policy in america's future. well i think if you or i want gas companies get their way then yes we can look forward to. being fracking is actually. since about two thousand and it started out what's currently considered. modern hydro fracking which is a combination of two techniques why is horizontal drilling and the other why is hydraulic fracturing itself so those two techniques have been combined. how important came up with that started in the barnett shale in texas around two thousand or so and. it's just it's also been happening in colorado in wyoming and it's spreading out there

danial harmon wright was convicted earlier this week of killing an unarmed woman in february of last year. his attorneys claim the jurors used a dictionary to define the word malice. >>> today is secretary of state hillary clinton's last day on the job. yesterday, she called the violence in iri can't distressing on all fronts. secretary clait cloit said she has done what was possible in this situation. in her final public appearance as secretary of state, she said her confidence in the future of the nation is strong. -- secretary clinton said she has done what was possible in this situation. >>> a new york landmark is turning 100 years old. >> without the efforts of a famous former first lady, grand central station might not have made it to this milestone. we have a report. >> reporter: a century ago, the u.s. government pumped $80 million into a train station. >> trains were in their heyday and the way to travel but that didn't last long. planes and cars chiped away at railway popularity. decades later, grand central was destined for demolition. enter jacqueline kennedy owe -- onass