john sylvia with wells fargo comput securiti> stocks shrugged off w than expected job growth. the dow jones industrial ave gained nearly 80 to 17,740. the new mexiasdaq added 19. the s&p 500 rose 6. for the week the major indexes were lower. dow and s&p, this is their second straight week of losses. for the nasdaq its third. >>> the canadian wildfires we told you about yesterday, it is spreading. the big one. according to officials it is threatening two oil sands sites just south of ft. mcmurray, alberta. the fire has already prompted precautionary production cuts and shutdowns. that along with a drop in the number of u.s. oil rigs sent prices higher today to more than $44 a barrel. >>> louisiana is one of the most important oil-producing states in our nation. a gateway to the gulf of mexico. the state is home to both drillers and other energy-related industries. and the long decline in oil prices hasn't gone unnoticed. brian sullivan reports tonight on the economic squeeze from larose, louisiana. >> reporter: the crude oil prices are more than $20 a barrel off their lows. don

john conyers is here. and sandy levin is here. an outstanding michigan delegation. we've got secretary sylvia burwell, who is the head of health and human services, works for me. and administrator gina mccarthy is here as well. i want to thank the superintendent and the principal for their hospitality, and i want to thank all of you for being here. now, not too long ago, i received a letter from a young lady, an eight-year-old girl named mari copeny. you may know her as "little miss flint." those of you who have seats, please feel free to sit down so folks can see behind you. if you don't have a seat, don't sit down. and like a lot of you, mari has been worried about what happened here in flint. she's worried about what it means for children like her. she's worried about the future of this city and this community. so, in the middle of a tragedy that should have never have happened here in the united states of america, the denial of something as basic as clean, safe, drinking water, this eight-year-old girl spoke out and marched, and like many of you, protested. and as mari was getting ready t

john: five nos. bye-bye. >> leon panetta 2016 lecture series, the challenges facing a new president. this lecture discusses partisanship and executive action. gentlemen, please welcome mrs. sylvia m. panetta. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. welcome once again to the sunset cultural center in beautiful carmel for the leon panetta lecture series. we are now more than halfway through this

john conyers is here. and sandy levin is here. an outstanding michigan delegation. we've got secretary sylviarwell, who is the head of health and human services, works for me. and administrator gina mccarthy is here as well. i want to thank superintendent bilal tal ab, and principal tim green for their hospitality. and i want to thank all of you for being here. now, not too long ago, i received a letter from a young lady, an 8-year-old girl named marie cope nen. you may know her as little miss flint. those of you who have seats, please feel free to sit down, so folks can see behind you. if you don't have a seat, don't sit down. and like a lot of you, marie's been worried about what happened here in flint. she's worried about what it means for children like her. she's worried about the future of this city and this community. so in the middle of a tragedy that should have never happened here in the united states of america the denial of something as basic as clean, safe drink g wauing wat water, this 8-year-old girl spoke out, and marched, and like many of you, protested. and as she was getting

john conyers is here. and sandy levin is here. an outstanding michigan delegation. we've got secretary sylvia burwell, who is the head of health and human services, works for me. and administrator gina mccarthy is here as well. i want to thank the superintendent and the principal for their hospitality, and i want to thank all of you for being here. now, not too long ago, i received a letter from a young lady, an eight-year-old girl named mari copeny. you may know her as "little miss flint."