still ahead, alternatives to frac-ing.ommissioner who got his town to be the first in the nation to ban natural gas drilling. americs miners shot down only on al jazeera america ♪ >>> i support frac-ing because the u.s. needs an abundance supply of low-cost energy which frac-ing provides. and it provides good-paying jobs that cannot be outsourced. >> welcome back. we're discussing the nationwide debate over frac-ing. joining us was a heard in getting a county in new mexico to be the first ever to ban frac-ing in the nation. diop what motivated you to initiate the first county ban on frac-ing in the u.s.? >> well, there was a lot of push within our community. i'm a product of industry here in new mexico, and the impacts, the social impacts, that are created as a result of industry coming into a community, as you mentioned, 4700 people across 1.2 million acres, industry would definitely change the landscape if they were allowed to come in to our county. >> tyson one of the things that was mentioned before the break was a lot

drillers extract crude oil and natural gas through frac-ing., sanged, and chemicals are pumped into the ground at high pressure to break up shale rock formations. the u.s., latin america, north africa, europe and asia, collectively hold an estimated 335 billion barrels of shale oil, and natural gas all trapped in shale rock formations, but as of now only the u.s. and canada are producing shale oil and gas in commercial quantities. the u.s. which fracs almost 100 new wells per day, now contributes nearly 10% of the total crude oil world supply. issues like access to mineral rights, higher taxes, and stricter regulations in some countries tend to make america more frac friendly. green parties which tend to wield more influence in europe than the u.s. have sited concerns about residents health and effect on air and water quality. >> if this shale frac-ing technique takes off, china and europe, and africa, some other places, you could have a ocean of oil out there all of a sudden. >> reporter: and that could change the math for companies investing

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great job,ing ing ing agnes. >> everybody say it was a pr stunt. >> have you ever seen mariah kari? no. >> she did it in heels, too. >>> the autumn weather? >> gone. the northeast feels it. they get one or two more days. the midwest things changed in a hurry. we went from the cool weather to a heat advisory that goes all the way from southern kansas to almost to the canadian border. today is going to be a dangerous day for hot weather. we haven't had a lot of hot weather this summer. 100 to 110 is how it will feel from the central plains to the northern plain. the actual temperature will be about mid 90s in many areas. one of the hotter spots in denver about 97. when fargo is 92 and it's humid, off we get big thunderstorms. that's the concern tonight that area of red a moderate risk of severe weather. we're expecting widespread wind damage toward minneapolis. some could be as you go to sleep later on tonight. the monday forecast one or two more gorgeous days through d.c. to new england. southeast the typical afternoon soakers. the midwest, everyone likes to say the weather changes q

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badly wounded and complete disregard for his own personal safety, delivering supres ing fire so that all of his men could be airlifted out. he was a p.o.w. for two years until the end of the year. john cavaiani was 70 years old. his death leaves us with 79 living recipients of the medal of honor. >>> dutch van kirk has died. the last surviving member of the air crew that dropped the atomic bomb on hiroshima. he was the navigator of the b-29 bomber enola gay. he set the course that led to the release of the bomb august 6th of '45. in later years he believed nuclear weapons should be abolished. theodore "dutch" van kirk was 93. >>> with head injury awareness on the rise, in ways that could change the game of football, the ncaa has reached a preliminary settlement in a class action

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why did ing sell its stake?g said as part of the european union bailout they are going to exit their stake by 2015. one thing that is interesting to see, the shares are up today. >> up 5%. >> yes. in a market that is up 0.7%. there is a comparison to be drawn between ing and the psb ipo. nnn we were talking about earlier, we were looking at valuations of about eight olene euros. they have come in at about -- 8 billion euros. they have come in at about 7 billion. they are offering a good discount and we like this company. >> it is a trend, isn't it? more and more ipos of the last quarter have been priced towards the lower end of the valuation range. >> they have. it is interesting. in the second quarter, the returns from the ipo market were about 2% compared with 18% in this first quarter. i was up until midnight last night because of an ipo. that is happening still. like i said earlier, there is ipo fatigue. >> investors are becoming more selective about where they put their money? >> yes. that is not good news

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prices going up, and you are seeing the ground beef up 16.5%, and oranges up 28%, and you are e ssee ing the cheese up 11%, and gas prices are down the last couple of months, but with all of the tensions in the middle east, i can't see that happening throughout the rest of the summer as the driving season is upon us, and the risk to me is that if this price inflation gets worse, because we have no way to deal with it with low interest rates from the fed. >> and tracy, it is not just the consume issers feeling it, tracy, but businesses as well. you are seeing the pass on of the price hikes from chip poe poelt -- chipotle and smuckers and kraft. >> yes sh, and from that, all o the tax regulation is being passed on to us, the consumer, and i give some of the companies credit for saying, hey, we are raising the price, and call a spade a spade, and system of some of the companies just filling up the chips with half a bag. so they are trying to fool you by keeping the price the same. i would rather here, hey, we are passing the costs on more, and then let the consumer decide if they want to pa

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. >>> a south jersey school board member arrested for allegedly attacking ing ing a police offi. they say he got in a fight last night and he threw him to the ground and punch said him in a middle school gym in front of a crowd including the mayor. the third time hudson arrested this year and the second time since he started serving on the school board. >>> overseas, benjamin netanyahu said they will continue in gaza until the rocket attacks stop. one hit a gas station causing an explosion injuring at least one. he says israeli air strikes hit more than 1,000 targets since tuesday killing more than 100 people. and israel has troops at the border preparing for a possible ground invasion. this latest round of violence leading to passionate reactions in our area. earlier today members of the jewish community rallied for their cause and where the activist are ready to hold one of their own. >> we are outside of the consulate and expecting a demonstration in the next half-hour or so. earlier today there was a solidarity rally across the street. ♪ >> supporters of israel gathered at no

up for the fact that these residents may not be able to fund raise and how can we support secure inging those sites when the neighborhoods don't have is that type of capacity. i want to support this today. in acknowledgment of the work that i feel that supervisor farrell's office has done over the last three years and making the best, i think of a situation that's before us. i would have like today have seen some development. i think how uzing will continue to be in need on any of our surplus property and i think that's another thread of conversation we can have otherwise, but acknowledging we're at the point we're at today with the site, i will be voting yes for this. >> thank you. president chiu. >> i want to lend my voice as a cosponsor on this project and mention that while this is a project that's often viewed as a district 2 project, we're honor and my district 1 is actually two blocks away from this site and as supervisor kim just acknowledged our neighborhoods have the least amount of open space and are the densest set of neighborhoods outside of manhattan. with that context, i

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so exchanges of letters,ings further legislation i think is necessary. we are going to need help in developing a default mens rea statute. default means when there's not a specific criminal intent in a statute, there will be one. if there is a specific criminal intent, the default statute would not apply. and at least you have to have a criminal intent as one of the elements in terms of obtaining an indictment or a conviction. now, in order to get at the proliferation of criminal penalties, some of them are statutory. some of them are done administratively. i would like to see the judiciary committee draft and get passed and enacted into law a sunset provision of all administrative criminal penalties. it should be a fairly long sunset and the committee i think can then ask each agency to come in and justify which of those criminal penalties they wish to have continued on the statute books and why. and if they can't justify that in order to get a re-enactment through the congress, then those administrative penalties would simply varnish and we wouldn't ha

it claims showing hamas members usinge ing ing a ambulance with. they use ambulance and homes to shield the militants. secretary kerry has been meeting with egyptian leaders in an attempt to broker an end to the hostility. nbc martin fletcher joins us from tel-aviv this morning. thank you. it sounds like for a lot of people, this is becoming a living hell >>well, it is, jose. in gaza it is a living hell. there's no doubt about that. israelis have been shelling for two weeks aiming at targeting with, they say from which hamas is firing rockets at israel. and claiming that they are mostly in urban built up areas. israel hit five mosques, they hit a school, they hit a sports complex. they hit homes. all of those targets, israel is not hitting for the fun of it. they say that they're rocket launchers in or on the edge of those places. and all the civilians in the area, of course, paying the price for that. so you have now a bit of a 600th palestinian dead. about -- more than half the people in zba have no access to clean water. they're running out of f

from emeryville to get into san francisco. >>> we have breaking news in antioch where there is a shoot ing hollyfield has learned. >>> 4:00 this morning police got a call to come here to the apartment building in antioch. we are at m and west 5th in antioch with reports of a shooting and possible drive by shooting. the fire department confirmed they took a victim to the hospital. that is all we know. police have wrapped up the investigation. they have cleared out of here. no one is on the street. everyone is tucked back away inside. right now it is all quiet in the antioch neighbor. >>> palo alto tesla motors released their earning report today and dollars and cents are not the only thing people will look closely for. what the auto make other could reveal. >> and a wake up for anyone that owns a cell phone. there are extra charges that you may know anything about. >> looking for a less expensive way to catch a 49ers game at any stadium? we have the [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two

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>>ing having a gay man be the symbol of this and having a gay man drive the direction of what major league baseball does is super important. >> bean is expected to train players and the league's partners in combatting several forms of discrimination, including sexism and racial prejudice. rina, devon. >> thank you so much. >>> the new york city fire department is adding something to the annual calendar, a woman firefighter. mines is one of 41 female firefighters in the department. she's an 11 year veteran. she says she always wanted to be in the calendar but until now it was men only. >> she was the only woman who auditioned for the 2015 edition. all proceeds go to charity. >> good for her. at one point she was an emt and got in to firefighting and her parents said don't do it. it is man's job, why would you do it? >> there we go. >>> coming up, finding new ways to ask hillary clinton the big political question. wait until you hear her latest answer on the daily show. >>> a television reunion 16 years in the making. the child stars from "the wonder years" sharing secrets from their hit sho

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. >> you made us look like a bunch of [bleep]ing ass holes. >> >>> every day, islamic prayers can be heard drifting from the cell of leonard at the wabash correctional facility in indiana. >> five times a day. it's mandatory for muslims all over the world. >> mcway is serving 60 years for the murder of a correction's officer at another indiana state prison 16 years earlier. since then he's been in administrative segregation at the secured confinement unit. >> we do this every day. >> while he says his curran has helped him grow spiritually, the other books in his cell help him grow physically. >> this is what i call my weight bag. e6ry day i do me some curls. i do these and i do shrugs. i do these. and back arms like this. like this. and probably about 55 or 60 pounds. >> he has spent years trying to earn his way back into general population. but his history as a violent offender continues to haunt him. >> i basically engaged in what i consider to be an emotional response to being disrespected. >> i was warned but i came into this job regarding offender leonard mcway. he's very smart

. >> former president jimmy carter,ing advocate for the treatment of women and girls. >> i've seen tangible examples of how horribly women and girls are treated. >> gender violence, he brings an extremely important voice to the conversation. >> studying and memorizing the gettysburg address. >> gluten are free. why do you enjoy it? >> it makes you fat. >> we begin with a call for action from former president jimmy carter. , the deprivation and abuse of women and girls. false interpretation of religious text almost exclusive by powerful male leaders, to proclaim the lower status of women and girls. growing tolerance of violence and warfare following the example set by the u.s. has also played a role as violence has encouraged more violence. for that i'm honored to welcome the 39th president of the united states and the 2002 noble peace prize winner. good to have you with us. >> delighted. >> you have redefined what it's like to be a former president of the united states. you are the only one who won the nobel peace prize after leaving the white house. you have traveled all over the world, do

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he and his wife separated this year and he says the aide is still,ing for work but will not come back to his office when her league is up. >> initial signature count on the proposal calling on california to be submit into six states could be done as usually as sochi and a billionaire officially submitted his petition which called for the creation of six new states called jefferson, north california, central california, we south california, west california and silicon valley. he says he has collected 1.3 million signatures and argues that those in california deserve a functioning government thatents needs. >> it will never happen. congress will never allow it. it is costly, it will cost billions to dissolve our prison system and i don't thing we need 600 more politicians to solve our problems. >> if the proposal is approved by california voter it would still need congressional approval to move forward. that is unlikely. >> tones are going to make chosing argues to a san mateo county judge in the trial of access to a popular beach. the property manager for billionaire venture capitalist

. >> and in our next segment, returning vets battle ing ptsd. >> i've gotten older, to understand that definitely there were times i thought he was angry at me. >> a second generation of post-traumatic stress disorder p how children are left to cope. >> the veterans administration estimates that half a million troops that served in iraq and afghanistan now ptsd. post-traumatic stress disorder. the lives of their families are forever changed, children living with sometimes a new and unpredictable parent. correspondent sheila macvicar looks at the second generation. >> at their home in plairld, veteran mark trepanier takes solace in his backyard. >> it's a barometer for my stress levels. just they're relaxing. >> he has been diagnosed with ptsd after serving in the first gulf war, in bosnia and in north africa. when he finally came home seven years ago his wife gail says he was a different husband. a different father. >> he was very depressed. he was very angry at times. he had flash backs where he thought he was somewhere else when we were in the front yard. >> reporter: at 14, jenna is

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