l. and g. . so we are more the chinese government both and the russian government the chinese supposed to balance or have been discussing that the natural gas the trading sell but there is. one thing is the price everyone i think in the world who is interested in energy knows that point but. that. is still going out there so if china wants to be in. using nor anacreon energy i think natural gas is that is is the better choice i think i know there has been a competition between china and japan for the hearts and minds of the russian intelligence of lines i read i read that the chinese were winning in this combination of as they view one or is the competition still on. do you think is that chinese are waiting that the japanese are i don't even florence and i think if it if not if not are how to save their always i think if i win win games. i do hope of that if. because i know that it is and are a liar how to save their part buy a car from the main pipeline and tear it to japan so i think the. three

l. and g. . so we all know that china's governments both and the russian government of china supposed to governments are held english causing that the natural gas the trading sell that there is. one thing is the price everyone i think in the world who is interested in an idjit knows that the point but. the topic is there is still going out there so if it china wants to you. as in more and clean energy i think they're getting is that is is their best to try i said i think i know there has been a competition between china and japan for the hearts and minds of the russian intelligence of lines i read i read that the chinese were winning in this combination as they view one or is the competition still on. here think is that chinese are weighing the japanese you are i don't think i think it's if it's not it's not our heart is there they're all weighing i think if i win games. i do hope of that if. because i know there is. a line how to save their part by part from the main pipeline and the two to japan

l. and g. from slipped in the red whether or not overnights weakness in crude japan for the corporation is down around two point six percent in the hong kong stocks are heading mas in the up with the gains in real street to see financial stocks decline and some resources stocks is also weighing on the markets so admin incorporation of trying to instill in the round two percent the sell. rush in the markets will start trading in one hour's time his first day's closing picture was the all see as m i six added point thought of them point two percent respectively off the strong gains of the previous session. investors hoping for a strong rebound in russian market suffer several weeks of the klein may be in for disappointments at least that's the view of the good god from us going to see a bank. the markets will be somewhat stuck at the current levels for some time this release the fact that investors have to figure out several important global trends that we're currently witnessing one the commodit

>> e-a-g-l-e s, eagles. >> and they all look fantastic. >>> that is "inside edition" for today. i will see you . >>> this is kron 4 news at 11:00. >>> thousands of california teachers rally across the state today. we show you the scene outside san francisco city hall where hundreds protested the deep cuts to education. dozens of residents march, protesting the rise of prostitution, tonight a look at their message and why officials got involved. >>> kron 4's da lin has the details from oakland. >> reporter: for years people in oakland -- doing business out in the open. they stand at corners, and bus stops waiting for johns. they have seen this kind of illegal activity around the clock. >> night time. day time. >> all day. all day. 9:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m. 11:00. >> reporter: they are so fed up that 100 marched down some of the hot spots for prostitution friday. they want to take back their community. >> save our kids. >> reporter: police chief joined the march and said he has seen a trend, pimps recruiting girls. >> young babies 12 years old, 14 years old, a number in foster care. wh

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and ask for help. he later died at the hospital. they're looking for a white pontiac grand am with a license plate 3 l g 274. the driver and occupants are armed and dangerous. >>mark: the search it is on for a man that severely abused a child. they were calling the child home yesterday to check on her but she and her mother were not there. >>will: eight took 5 hours. they were able to find her at that about 8:30 p.m. last night. after being treated at the hospital she is and protective services. at the time they found her, take a look at it screen, she was with her mother. she is in jail under suspicion of child abuse. now that she is of the way they can't find her boyfriend, a 35 year-old george rodriguez who stands 6 ft. 1 and weighs 2 under and 35 lbs.. in campbell, it can't for will tran. >>darya: first progress and have two police officers are accused of running a brothel. this includes norman we'll and christopher color. the two may have been involved in a prostitution business in blows until. the kind was asked to open up of business culp might divine it skin. it was really a friend for prostitution. w

. >> erica: california highway patrol has managed open to the lanes although it's still an s i g l laird and will open the other lanes it is beginning to clear up. it's no longer pass to buy weed-1. speeds are still slow. speeds are about-6-miles n hour in some of this low was spots. if this is your commute, be aware. other hot spots include 880. westbound-highway 4. bay bridge, what a difference a couple minutes makes. at last check we've got a pretty linked the back up. not the case anymore. although the meeting lights are on allow a bit of weight here. san mateo bridge, a bit heavy in both directions especially east bound. overall it could drive time of just 15 minutes. -- a good drive time. the southbound-101 clear as a belt out there. --bell. we were tracking hot spot as the lush we were tracking the blood was a hot spot it no longer is. now, here is a look at the weather. >> louisa: look at his blue sky once again, it will be another great day, temperatures well above where we should be at this time of year. some spots could see temperatures 15 degrees warmer. a little cooler than yest

it is between 33% and 40% of the number of people here illegally. another report by g lich examines the visa security -- by the gao which examines the visa security program -- the u.s. only has offices at 19 of the 57 high risk posts. the gao further found ongoing turf battles between ice and at the state department, which are simply unacceptable when it comes to dealing with the terrorist threat. i look forward to discussing these issues with the secretary today and i thank you for her appearance. >> secretary, napolitano -- secretary napolitano, thank you for being here. >> thank you, chairman lieberman for the opportunity to testify today. i have a more complete statement that i asked to be included in the record. >> without objection. >> i would like to begin with discussing a topic that is on everyone's mind before moving to the principal topic of the hearing. the operation to get osama bin laden was an extraordinary success not only for the united states, but for the entire world. i want to join you in commending the men and women of the intelligence committee, the

it is between 33% and 40% of the number of people here illegally. another report by g l which examines the visa security -- by the gao which examines the visa security program -- the u.s. only has offices at 19 of the 57 high risk posts. the gao further found ongoing turf battles between ice and at the state department, which are simply unacceptable when it comes to dealing with the terrorist threat. i look forward to discussing these issues with the secretary today and i thank you for her appearance. >> secretary, napolitano -- secretary napolitano, thank you for being here. >> thank you, chairman lieberman for the opportunity to testify today. i have a more complete statement that i asked to be included in the record. >> without objection. >> i would like to begin with discussing a topic that is on everyone's mind before moving to the principal topic of the hearing. the operation to get osama bin laden was an extraordinary success not only for the united states, but for the entire world. i want to join you in commending the men and women of the intelligence committee,

it is between 33% and 40% of the number of people here illegally. another report by g l which examines the visa security -- by the gao which examines the visa security program -- the u.s. only has offices at 19 of the 57 high risk posts. the gao further found ongoing turf battles between ice and at the state department, which are simply unacceptable when it comes to dealing with the terrorist threat. i look forward to discussing these issues with the secretary today and i thank you for her appearance. >> secretary, napolitano -- secretary napolitano, thank you for being here. >> thank you, chairman lieberman for the opportunity to testify today. i have a more complete statement that i asked to be included in the record. >> without objection. >> i would like to begin with discussing a topic that is on everyone's mind before moving to the principal topic of the hearing. the operation to get osama bin laden was an extraordinary success not only for the united states, but for the entire world. i want to join you in commending the men anwomen of the intelligence committee, th

l&g terminals on the east coast of the country. why? becae we didn't have enough natural gas. well, during that time, we found something in pennsylvania, andnew york called marcelus shale. the large nural gas find in the country. and guess what we're doing with those l.n.g. terminals? we're exporting natural gas y? drill, baby, drill. [applause] you want a lower cost? the reason and i'm almost done -- [laughter] i'll be very quick with my answers to the questions. the reason that we're seeing gasoline prices high is not because there's a shortage of gasoline. it's because there's uncertainty as where that gasoline is coming from. we need to make sure that gasoline is coming from here and those prices will come down. [applause] you didn't get my big close. but that's -- >> senator, the administration has been pursuing a regulatory assault on americans, families, businesses, that they really can't get through congress. they're using the environmental protection agency, national labor relations board, other agencies to pursue their agenda. as president, what would you do about this assault from a regulatory perspective and rolling it back and