. >> this economy in the lubbock area and texas as a whole depends greatly on agriculture and greatly on cotton. if it hangs on for over a year it will have a significant effect. >> if prices stay low he might not bl able to work be able to work this land much longer. andy gallagher, al jazeera. >> you can keep up on the day's news at aljazeera.com. a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a humanity and we are doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. . >> tonight "techknow" vets the virus hunters. >> we want to understand the evolution of these pathogens. >> this team deals with the

. >> june 9th, 2012, lubbock, texas, 19-year-old chelsea and her friends are headed to a birthday party at a club. as the girls are in the parking lot, an suv approaches. >> all the windows were rolled down and it was some kids. e i just figured they were going to ask if we were leaving so they can get our parking spot. >> chelsea and her friends are too stunned to be terrified. >> that's when he said give me all your [ bleep ]. i said, what. i said, is this a joke. and he said, no, this is not a joke. he said, i will shoot you, give me your purse. >> chelsea hands over her purse, and as the suv speeds away, she notices something. >> there was a little girl in the backseat. she was just sitting in the very back of the vehicle, just not more than a year and a half old. >> immediately chelsea calls 911. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> hi. we were just mugged. >> where are you at right now? >> we're at the back of -- parking lot, the club in the depot district. the car mugged us and then backed up and hit a car and drove away. >> what kind of vehicle were they in? >> it was a silver taho

. >> this economy in the lubbock area and the country as a whole depends on cotton. if it carries on for a couple of years it could have a very significant effect. judge if prices stay low he may not be able to work this land much longer. andy gallagher, al jazeera o'donnell, texas. gls >> now to britain. the british based pegida, patriotic europeans against the islamization of the west, met by 2,000 demonstrators opposed to their presence. >>> right wing antiimmigration supporters have rallied in rome. the northern league demands that the country does more to keep out foreigners. claudio lavanga reports. >> this is northern league on a southern charm offensive. on sat the anti-europe and anti-immigration party held a party where they were least popular, rome. stealing from the industrialized rich north of italy to finance the poorer south. but its new leader says that rather than breaking up the country, he wants to unite it under his leadership. >> i'm sicilian but i think we should all be united against europe. >> salvini is the only politician who is trying to do

the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain reverend john randalls victory life church, lubbock, texas. the chaplain: holy and most high god, we come before you, grateful for your gift of life. all good things come from you. we acknowledge that powerful truth. i pray for these leaders who serve this congress today the wisdom to make choices that are righteous just and good for all americans and all peoples beyond. i pray those leaders the humility to remember that if they seek your ways, you will guide their journey to those choices that are always best. i pray with all my heart that all of us as americans strive to know who we are, to know who and what we serve, and to know where we're going. bless them as they lead us and may we all seek with our lives to leave a shadow that makes a difference for freedom, for truth, goodness, and always with encouragement. acknowledging you, we pray, amen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from minnesota will suspend. the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant

. >> yellow house canyon is 200 acres of very rough terrain just outside the city limits of lubbock,as. in 1870, it's where the comanche indians exchanged their prisoners for horses.

. >> yellow house canyon is 200 acres of very rough terrain just outside the city limits of lubbock, texas. in 1870, it's where the comanche indians exchanged their prisoners for horses. 125 years later, the area became known for something else, when some hunters found what looked to be a human skull. >> we treat it as a crime scene, making the assumption that it is going to be a homicide. >> nearby were bits of clothing and a woman's shoe. police sifted through the dirt and found some smaller bones and a strand of hair. forensic anthropologist dr. harrell gill-king estimated the bones had been exposed to the elements for over a year. one piece of bone at the bottom of the spine called the sacrum indicated the victim was female. >> the shape of the sacrum in females is distinctive. it's much more flared. it's all part of the birth difference between females giving birth and males not. >> the shape of the skull suggested the victim was caucasian, and the cranial sutures were not yet closed, meaning the victim was young, between 18 and 24. the anthropologist also found evidence of knif

. >> this economy and the lubbock area and texas as a whole depends greatly upon tag culture and cottonif this hangs on two or three years, it could have some pretty significant effects. >> bruce vaughn will begin planting cotton here in the spring. if prices stay low, he might not be able to work this land much longer. andy gallacher alexander, o'donnell, texas. >>> argentina's president is delivering her annual address to the congress. it's a difficult time for kirshner. it will follows the mysterious death of alberto misslan. it's an election year even though she is not allowed to run. a report from buenos aires. >> thousands have gathered to display support for the president as she makes her state of the nation address of her presidency. this is clearly a response by kirshner activists to the march held on february the 18th by those calling for justice for the prosit cuter nisman. people there were very very critical of the government. all of this just eight months before an election campaign in which the president cannot run but her political party can, and so can her political pro

you went to lubbock, texas. >> by the way, lubbock, texas, i'm in love with lubbock okay?reat ladies. a woman named nancy was running the event. she was so sweet. and that's me at the airport. look how pretty. dolled up. >> everybody's coiffed perfectly down in lubbock. >> in rare form. you know, and what was great was they said we have a surprise for you. we want to sing a song. so the entire crowd started singing a song. and they started singing "happy birthday." oh, my god, they think it's my birthday. they sang happy birthday to my dog, blake, because it was his two-year anniversary of being adopted. >> of being adopted by you. >> the whole crowd sang happy birthday to my cute dog. >> i wonder if that would happen in say, chicago. >> i got it. i can't take my eyes off this family, i'm sorry. >> tell us about them, hoda. >> there's a group in the corner. and the older guy is named -- >> the one on the left. >> we called him danny, corey. his real name is dan. he's my brother's closest friend. we lived across the street from him and his siblings since we were kids. we we

in case you're wondering, lubbock, texas, was number one. >>> and at the philadelphia museum of art, there's a great opportunity to see fabulous art at the price you want to say. starting at 5:00, enter the museum for whatever price you choose. there are several programs you can enjoy tonight from 5:30 to 7:30. it's oragami mania. then at 6:00 you can study works of masters of impressionism. starting at 6:00 bring your g yoga mat and do yoga in the gallery. >>> 5:47 and time to get a check of traffic. >> jillian mele is watching the roadways. >> good morning. we don't have any serious accidents or delays to report. if you're waking up in delaware 95 495, route 1, route 13 all looking good right now. for drivers in new jersey the new jersey turnpike is free of accidents. same situation on 42 and 295. this is a live look in pennsylvania. delaware county, specifically. the blue route right at mac dade boulevard is quiet in both directions. but notice the roads are damp out there. so be sure to use caution if you are heading out. and keep that in mind, you still could run into patchy fog

and this san francisco is 55 degrees oakland is 56 san jose is the below lubbock: 46.lder than what we have been the past couple days. continue to stay on the milder side and got the afternoon. why have some sunshine later on the clouds move out. the comparison to the east bay and peninsula the winds blowing off 5 to 15 m.p.h.. temperatures will continue to bottom out into the lower 50s before the sun comes up in the next 10 minutes and then the temperatures will warm up into the upper 70's this afternoon. areas of these the oakland will be in mid '70s later on today. and very similar to what we had yesterday. when talking about koller when the conditions the will continue through tomorrow. kohler... have a slight rang chance moving into the bay area on sunday night into monday. >> reporter: is still pretty slow for the 880 south bound ride. 44 minutes is a trip time in another crash is been cleared out of the lane and move over to the center divider and and no accident for 280 northbound. righted the 17880 interchange. update the drive time is 8818 minutes for 280. 18

a musician a musician from lubbock, you get into west taxes and it is amazing.you can see 20 miles in any direction. if if you stand out tunafish can you can see 50 miles. >> they say this country that you can watch your dog run away for three days. [laughter] >> no, but stand and then think for a moment that these comanches could navigate, you know, 800 miles easily across these planes. just simply being there. okay. going. okay. going back to imagination and imagine because they were real, absolutely real and there. there was another moment for me that was very telling. it is always fun doing research. when i was a reporter you just wanted to keep reporting. by the end of the reporting you were the are the world's greatest authority and you just wanted to keep going but with stonewall jackson he lived in lexington, virginia. he lost he lost his 1st wife giving birth to his stillborn son and was so distraught and overcome with grief people thought he was losing his mind. he would leave the house and walked to the graveyard and stand there. then he would turn an

lubbock, texas took number one spot. >>> a 3.1 quake hit san leandro right after 10 oklahoma a.m. it was centered near central san leandro. a 2.6 quake shook the american canyon. no damage and no one hurt. >> rob check in with our forecast. still muggy, rob. >> yeah. normally we talk about chances of rain coming into the bay area and temperatures in 40s and 50s. mild and muggy outside. still 64 out toward the tri-valley. 61 in san jose. but hazy skies and few sprinkled, not too far away. right now cooler locations, half of the tower there, getting swallowed up by low clouds pushed in by the sea breeze. now towards dublin, 61 degrees and mild temperatures out around parts of the east bay. as you get out towards brentwood, 67 degrees. mid 60s out here towards walnut creek even with the chance of seeing some rain moving on in. now this ocean air conditioning sea breeze is going now, dropping temperatures off into the 50s overnight tonight. and again with slight chance of showers outside, we should see our temperatures cooling. but you can see around san jose and santa cruz mountains,

might be my last day in lubbock, it was 63 yesterday in lubbock, texas. >> oh. were talking about utah we have students from utah. >> yes. hey, guys. >> very warm hasn't it? a really warm winter. >> so happy for you. >> not so bad there but appreciate you all come every year. >>> coming up the parents that are under fire for allowing their children young children to walk home alone. dan and nancy are going to be here to weigh in. >>> the new warning about testosterone drugs popular with men, why they may not work for many. oh there's an energy crisis happening alright. a human one. and it's time to fight it. with the good energy of quaker oats. it's how we help keep go-getters like you going and getting. one bite at a time. try new quick steel cut for a heartier texture. quaker up. last year quicken loans paid a year's worth of mortgages for every hole-in-one at a pga tour event. this year, the mortgage we pay could be yours. enter today for a chance to win a year's worth of mortgage payments from quicken loans. you guys gotta see this. [laughter] how have you n

. >> this economy and the lubbock area in texas as a whole depends greatly ol agriculture and cotton.is hangs on two or three years, it could have some pretty significant effect. >> bruce vaughn will begin planting cotton here again in the spring. but if prices stay low, he might not be able to work this land much longer. 0 done texas. >> australia, indonesia and malaysia are testing a new method for tracking planes over remote oceans. the new system enables flights to be located every 15 minutes. an increase in the current 30 to 40 minutes. the new measures comes nearly a year after malaise january flight accident happened with 239 people on board. i appreciate it would be difficult without knowing precisely occurred in the case of mh-3 stiffened have intervened but at least it would have tracked the aircraft to within 15 minutes of -- and done son simultaneously. the big difference is it wouldn't have taken us weeks to interpret the data and to find where the engines finally stopped. >> the change in the rules had a not bears'led to a soaring birth rate. only a handful of couples ha

the number one city was lubbock, texas. >>> good morning. i'm jillian mele. door right now, we do have the normal volume continuing to build on 95 southbound into center city. drive times, 23 minutes from woodhaven road to the vine street expressway. coming up in a few minutes, i'll tell you about details of an accident out of new jersey. but first we'll head to cape may for a live look outside where we are in for a warm one today. >>> you can see the roadways are still a little wet out there. take it easy. we're going to get rid of the lingering showers and the fog. that's going to lead to a very nice afternoon. temperatures range between 58 and 61. but i'm tracking another round of rain. i'll let you know when in my seven-day forecast. >>> and a big change for pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. in a few hours she'll be in court as a defendant. katy zachry is live outside city hall to explain. hi katy. >> reporter: hi, vai. later this morning attorney general kathleen kane will be inside city hall for a state supreme court hearing. she's fighting p

host: we move on to lubbock texas. ruth, you are up next. what are your thoughts today?ghts movement. we are trying to get him interested. i like to say, we are in a predominantly white neighborhood, there is only one black family, which is us. i am so proud to see this day,, and i have him right here beside me to see exactly what's going on. i hope things change for the better. even here in little lubbock, texas, i experienced so much racism that sometimes, i get angry just looking at a different race. i hope things can change. host: thanks for calling. we are waiting for the president and other speakers. we expect to hear from the mayor of selma again, also the governor of alabama. congressman john lewis will be introducing the president, john lewis was in selma 50 years ago part of the group that was being by police officers and state troopers as they attempted their march from selma to the state capital in montgomery, alabama. audrey sends us this tweet -- we are all in debt to john lewis for his relentless efforts for the right to cast a vote. back to the calls sybi

there is a musician from lubbock who says west texas is amazing.you can see 20 miles in either direction, in any direction and he said if you stand stand on a tuna fish can you can see 50 miles in any direction. [laughter] >> they say it's country you can watch your dog run away for three days. [laughter] i live in santa fe -- i live in santa fe. and think for a moment that these comanches could navigate 800 miles easily across these planes. imagine just simply being there sometimes and going back to imagination and imagine because they were real. they were absolutely real. there was another moment for me it was very telling. it's always fun doing the research. when i was a reporter it's like you just wanted to keep reporting on the story. by the end of the reporting on the story you were the world's greatest authority and he wanted to keep going being the world's greatest authority never having to do anything. the stonewall jackson he lived in lexington virginia and he lost his first wife giving birth to a stillborn son. he was so distraught and s

she went to vegas and then lubbock but dallas had a bad day especially with one flight. >> some horrort be another ugly day with cancellations. since friday we are talking about 1600 flights. that is american airlines home base. they canceled 1400 in and out of texas. >> the airport i think provided blankets and cots for passengers which most airports do. that was nice of them to do that. >> passengers were camping out. >> also the airport encouraged vendors to keep concession stands open overnight. >> people are hungry and want food. they're grumpy and could use a little bit of a snack. >> i want to talk about the flight. it was delayed nine hours on friday. usually it's about an hour. the flight actually left the terminal on time but then it had to return because of delays with deicing and then snow started coming down and piling up. >> if you get on a plane as soon as you pull away you are like okay, we have pulled away from the gate. no, they went back and got off the plane. they said oh stay close. you will hear announcements. there are rules on how long a crew can stay on duty an

. >>> in lubbock, texas, a heavy blast of snow and ice made roadways especially difficult to navigatets have been reported and drivers are urged to use extreme caution through the morning hours. >>> as the storm system moves east this morning, up to eight inches of snow could fall in baltimore, philadelphia and new york's long island. flooding downpours in the south. rapidly dropping temperatures in the middle of the country where record lows are expected tomorrow. >> 70s in phoenix and los angeles, 50s in seattle, new orleans and atlanta. 30s in denver and kansas. 20s in memphis and new york. teens from minneapolis to detroit. >>> well, supreme court justices have heard arguments over president obama's health care law. at issue whether tax credits, given to millions of americans to help them afford health care premiums are fair and constitutional. here's abc's jim avila. >> it is an effort to kill obamacare, leaving 7.5 million americans without health insurance, a lawsuit brought by four people who didn't want to be forced to buy it and designed by a conservative think tank. all bas

the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain reverend john randalls victory life church, lubbock, texas. the chaplain: holy and most high god, we come before you, grateful for your gift of life. all good things come fro

host: lubbock, texas republican line. bill go ahead. caller: yes, your guest is quite amazing. find it quite amazing. sir, please listen. back in the day and i looked in the time period you served i was back in that same time period that you were but the question that i have is back in the day we had more ground intelligence. we had more active ground intelligence because we were in the area a lot more. with the situation in some of the places in the world we don't have the same ground intelligence. we are relying primarily on technology intelligence. do you find if a guy was in the same position you held back in the day do you find it is more difficult for the same guy holding your position now than what it was back in the day when we had more ground intelligence, more real world intelligence is what i'm trying to say? guest: well, i think you raise a very good point. it has been my experience that we you start unpacking the success rate at some of those terrorist attacks, whether ben goes si -- benghazi or east africa there are usually a failure of two points. it is a lack of

there is a musician from lubbock who says west texas is amazing.you can see 20 miles in either direction, in any direction and he said if you stand stand on a tuna fish can you can see 50 miles in any direction. [laughter] >> they say it's country you can watch your dog run away for three days. [laughter] i live in santa fe -- i live in santa fe. and think for a moment that these comanches could navigate 800 miles easily across these planes. imagine just simply being there sometimes and going back to imagination and imagine because they were real. they were absolutely real. there was another moment for me it was very telling. it's always fun doing the research. when i was a reporter it's like you just wanted to keep reporting on the story. by the end of the reporting on the story you were the world's greatest authority and he wanted to keep going being the world's greatest authority never having to do anything. the stonewall jackson he lived in lexington virginia and he lost his first wife giving birth to a stillborn son. he was so distraught and s