along jankowski has been ordered to take interim and it is inevitable how is is that he shoved a womann the walnut creek nightclub back in 2010. >>gary: our head of photography is an oakland a's van. he buys season tickets. he got his season tickets in the mail today. molina, five-year 75 million, feet has a new contract to steve was the says louis cardinals serious >>gary: more coming up after the break. >>gary: everyone makes money off of tiger woods, the latest is his former coach. he is releasing a book. tiger at one time said he was considering becoming a navy seal. he was asked that question a couple of times today and then got annoyed. >> i have already talked about everything. i have already commented on everything in the books. is that in the book? is it in the book? ok, let's move on. >>gary: we have been unable to finance. -- we have been able to find this. >>pam: we will see you tonight at 11:00 p.m..

. >> reporter: economist patrick jankowski from the greater houston partnership shows how resilient houston's economy was during the recent recession. he says when crude tops $80 a barrel, as it has the past couple of years, oil companies add jobs. but petroleum isn't the only energy source creating jobs. the nation's gargantuan supply of natural gas is making it cheaper to make everything from glass to plastic. >> last time i heard, there were companies that had 10 or 12 projects that were going to be built somewhere on the gulf coast between lafayette, louisiana, going all the way south to corpus christi. now, maybe not all ten or twelve of those are going to get built, but many will be. they are going to be drawing that natural gas. >> reporter: within the next month, this will be an assembly line where 50 workers will be putting together l.e.d. lights. neutex lighting is just one company capitalizing on houston's booming economy and cheap natural gas. john higgins president and c.e.o. of neutex advanced energy group says moving production of the lights from china to texas was a no brainer

and i'd like to welcome our two witnesses, chairman jankowski and commissioner mcdowell from the federal communications commission. thank you so much for being here today and for testifying on the fcc's fiscal 2013 budget request. while the fcc is funded by these congressional oversight over your budget is an important check on agency activities. this committee is committeed to fiscal responsibility and we intend to make sure that all agencies under the subcommittees jurisdiction are operating both efficiently and effectively. the fcc is an agency that places an important role on our country's telekman kegs television and cable industries. critical to american communication and business, and with technology changing faster and faster, and the fact that you all have to keep up, it's amazing that you can do so without hindering innovation. over-re lation of american communication systems hurts our economy at economy at a time when we're still coming out of a recession and i will say and the chairman knows this that i still have serious concerns about the net neutrality order as well oz the

first let me ask you, chairman jankowski. could you smitt subm submit to us the 200 regulations you eliminated? that would be really lhelpful t have and we can use it to coerce others to follow suit. let me ask you about the university service fund, because i think it was saturday afternoon i was meeting with some constituents who are a little mom and pop cable company. and the contribution rate for the universal service fund has doubled over the last ten years or so. which obviously has led to an increase in fees to consumers. have you all done anything to address that particular piece of our fees and -- the like? >> the contribution factor reform is something that staff is working on, that we expect to move forward with with the fcc in the near future. on the other side of it, the lifeflight reform and we worked together to limit the growth of those funds, because on an aggregate basis, that sets the fees that are collected from consumers. the contribution proceeding will look at the allegation of those fees. basically who

>>gary: jankowski can win games kicking, but he has some problems off the field. that. major league baseball is expanding -- is extending playoffs by another round. >>gary: molina's 95 year, 7 $5 million contract to stay in st. louis. he is 29. 65 rbis. there is always room and our bulletin profession for great talent. vern glenn explains. >>vern: recently, we found 20 year-old kiley nielsen practicing on ice at hpv pavilion. she is with the disney on ice million. check out what she practices between shows. sports reporting is her next step. once she hangs up his skates. >> with disney on ice i have been able to have an opportunity, the system that i have always wanted to come of broadcasting. >>gary: she looks pretty good, but can she carried a camera and drive a car with a missing hubcap? >>gary: when we come back tiger woods is annoyed with [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our w