now he's a trucking magnate in the michael holding water to the fracking reefs. i'm good on a river i now have five trucks five trailers all paid for there are weeks here that i could. make in excess of fifty thousand. for my truck in one week. the harder you work the more you make. there's more oil than we can get out right now you know i'm not privy to what in saudi arabia or off the coast or up in alaska but this is a big play that's here for a long time that as long as the needs are in the law as a price stays where it's going to be this looks real strong. no way or in this country is fueling american dreams of energy independence more than this place the shale rich plains of north dakota just the oil that's here could help transform the world's biggest oil consumer into the world's biggest oil producer. than adequate description of boring beyond i think it's safe to say anything that anybody has really seen in this country since probably the land rushes in the early one nine hundred. this is what food city a year and a half ago that in itself is a misnomer.

. >> michael we hold you at high ward -- regard. in hindsight do you think the defense did an adequate job do you think they were overwhelmed publicity? did the prosecution out lawyer them? is scott peterson where he deserved to be? >> i don't think they were out lawyered at all. o >> i thought they were at best starting at trial they would have another district attorney in and the prosecution stepped up a lull bit. certainly the defense out lawyered the publicity in the case as we all know was over the top. the effect it had i would always answer that. that changed the venue from modesto to red wood city in my opinion wasn't enough. it should have been moved down south somewhere like los angeles. i know publicity would have followed it but the jurors down there weren't as involved as the jurors up here. >> did scott peterson kill laci peterson did he kill their unborn child? >> the jury came back with a guilty varied i respect that. yes, he did. he stands convicted he's on death row. >> what about the possibility that he will be ex

. >> michael we hold you at high ward -- regard. in hindsight do you think the defense did an adequate job do you think they were overwhelmed publicity? did the prosecution out lawyer them? is scott peterson where he deserved to be? >> i don't think they were out lawyered at all. o >> i thought they were at best starting at trial they would have another district attorney in and the prosecution stepped up a lull bit. certainly the defense out lawyered the publicity in the case as we all know was over the top. the effect it had i would always answer that. that changed the venue from modesto to red wood city in my opinion wasn't enough. it should have been moved down south somewhere like los angeles. i know publicity would have followed it but the jurors down there weren't as involved as the jurors up here. >> did scott peterson kill laci peterson did he kill their unborn child? >> the jury came back with a guilty varied i respect that. yes, he did. he stands convicted he's on death row. >> what about the possibility that he will be ex

. >> my michael -- mother say mountain holding up sky for me.he is the sun who gives strength to those who need it. my mother is the hand that helps me keep going in this world of chaos. she is a light that will always shine in my heart." my second one is called it's -- "dear president obama." dear president obama i hope you can change all the problems our world faces, the war in iraq, the war in afghanistan, pal istine and global warming. i am from california and in the valley here, people, especially from latin america, are getting sick in -- working in the fields for hours every day for little pay and no health care. please help them because without them no one could even be vegetarian the sincerely, natalie. >> sometimes desperate for attention but not rebellious. i don't have bad influences and i try hard not to give in to peer pressure but somewhere along the road someone calms long with temptation close to their side and offers me whatever they got, but do i get the power to say no? always sitting blankly at the sky hoping for a miracle t

mother of michael jackson was reported missing, coming up will tell you where she turned up and will take a look at all the entertainment news. this >>vicki: weekend box office results were put on holdnd michael jackson's mother reported missing. a pop star mourns the loss of his former stepson. >> is michael jackson's mother of missing as reported to police by her nephew? for issue resting in arizona on doctors' orders? his 15 year-old daughter paris says she is worried because they have not heard from her in a week. jermaine jackson said on twitter that his mother is fine and said this is our mother and her health is paramount. we're not inventing or plotting anything. the attorney for jackson says she is concerned that her client is not safe. she said when her grandchildren tried to get in touch with her bare toes she is not available. it's all the missing persons report comes days after the dispute between her advisers in several of for children over finances and legal affairs. stepson of usher raymond died saturday. he was hospitalized more than two weeks ago. he suffered a serious head injury after a boating accident on shortly. savoy's mother was married to usher for two year

those stocks in the natural gas space, those are the ones i'm holding. >> michael, we have a n adonbune of natural gas. do you think america will be an exporter? >> i think we'll see some natural gas exports but not expecting a huge flood of exports. that's pieces to line up for exports to work. prices here will go up. i think we have heard that and that's right. prices overseas probably come down a bit and then add on to that $5, $6 to ship 1,000 cubic feet of natural gas to liquefy and ship it overseas and tough equation to hold on. to with 20-year bets for that and for someone for financing for that, i think we see as much as 10% of u.s. production being exported but i'm not sure to see somethingrevolutionary. >> talking of risks, it's ee's fukuishima. >> more protests of japan on a daily basis. any time anybody in the parliament brings up nuclear power, there's protests on the street that's amazing and continues to be a trend. >> nothing to happen in the u.s., the u.s. would not ever pull out of nuclear energy because of the safety risks? >> i think some of the newer plants in a bet

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president obama and mitt romney expressed their sympathies but not good enough for michael bloomberg man. >>> it is time to hold them accountable you want our votes what are you going to do >>> the gun lobby argues taking weapons away would be more harmful >>> and have an 8 is on a general citizen rate does not help with the shootings at someone was armed your than a dozen people may have been killed and less than 50 people injured >>> then you would have a gun battle i you're advocating that? >>> defense of gun use has happened 4000 times everyday regular law-abiding citizens defend themselves oftentimes about having to fire a shot >>> advocates say an assault weapons have to be banned >>> that kind of damage and only because with a weapon that has huge numbers and magazines that have a lot of bullets and can be fired rapidly it is true that shirt we cannot stop every incident but we can help keep these incidents from being as damaging. >>> a federal ban of assault weapons expired in 2004 advocates and sisters public support to pass another band but there needs to be the will by congress. >>> in california we

all eyes will be on michael phelps, who is registered with 11 event. he holdshe record for the most gold medals and he is the first swimmer to qualify for four olympics. maryland athletes will compete for their place as we cheered them on in the

>>vicki: we can box office results were put on hold because of the are rushing tragedy. michael mother reported missing and a pop star mourns the death of his former stepson. >> is michael jackson's mother katherine missing as reported to police by her nephew or resting in prison on doctors' orders? michael's 15 year-old daughter paris says she is worried because the grandchildren have not heard from the family matriarch in a week. jermaine jackson said on twitter his mother is fine. he says fee for health is paramount and we're not inventing or plotting anything. attorney for katherine jackson said she is concerned fete her client is not safe. what her grandchildren try to get in touch with her they are told she is not available. the missing persons report comes days after a dispute between her advisers and several of her children over finances and legal affairs. former stepson of usher raymond died on saturday, hospitalized more than two weeks ago. a 11 year-old suffered a serious head injury after a boating accident on a georgia late. the boy's mother was married to russia fo

new york city health officials are holding hearings today on mayor michael bloomberg's controversial ban to ban sales of large sugary drinks. he wants to prevent sales of soft drinks over 16 ounces in size. supporters say the move will help reduce obesity. that's a problem they say costs the city billions of dollars a year in health care costs. critics say the measure is misguided and an unfair limit on consumers' choices. the new york city board of health will take a final vote on the plan in september. >>> turning to campaign 2012 now. following the colorado movie massacre, the tone on the campaign trail is shifting. mitt romney is challenging president obama's foreign policy credentials while the white house continues to hammer away at the former massachusetts governor's business record. danielle nottingham has the latest from the campaign trail. >> the -- >> reporter: the two presidential candidates are shifting the campaign back into high gear. at a fund-raiser in northern california monday, president obama told supporters not to believe what they hear in his opponent's ads. >>

it also goes after -- hold on, michael. you spoke for a while. i'm just responding to some of the things you said. number two, it goes after the 3.8% taxes on capital gains in the health care plan. most people in the bottom rungs that mitt was talking about, the waitresses don't have the capital gains so they don't get that. that's a cut for only people in the top bracket. number three, i want to run through a couple things. number three, $900 billion overall -- number three, $900 billion overall cut in the government revenue. that's one out of four government dollars. that's one out of four cops. one out of four soldiers. a big cut -- >> that's not part of the romney tax plan. that's part of what democrats charge against it. we may disagree on where to go with taxes. let's be honest. when you talk about a corporate tax deduction, president obama favors lowering the top corporate tax rate. we have to be competitive with other countries. we have the highest taxes in the world. one of the reasons companies are moving their operations abroad is beca

this is michael bose's mother. >> okay, hold on. okay, mrs. bose, we have it.e'll be right there. >> the first reaction was to make sure my parents were safe. they were in the house and i tried calling several times. there was no answer. >> mike o'shea is the neighbor who captures it all on camera. >> flames were about 100 feet into the air, and, yeah, you could definitely feel the heat and you could see on the houses next to it, the paint was just melting and chipping away. >> within minutes bose arrives on the scene. fortunately, his parents escape the burning home as they make their 911 call. >> the first thing i know is my parents were on the street with my neighbor. i knew they were fine. it was almost like slow-motion. you don't believe that something's going on and when you look in the back, i could see down the driveway. there was no garage. it was gone. i knew the kitchen, the bedroom area was going to be gone. the roof was gone, the second floor was gone. >> as soon as they got it under control, they started smashing out the windows and laying into th

but she's the one that holds that record right now. michael phelps coming into the olympic games, only needed three more medals. he's gotten those two. and again, this race will decide whether he breaks that record. her long-standing record. she was a gymnast in the 1950s and the 1960s. so that record is held for so very long. and i think it's just extraordinary that his team is allowing him to anchor this race. so what a moment we are waiting for it right now. michael phelps started swimming at the pool behind you when he was young. but really got serious, i think, when he was 12, 13, 14. >> reporter: okay. mary, michael is in the water. of course, we're hearing cheers. everybody is clapping. all right. we're getting -- it's a good sign. it's a good sign. everyone is excited for them. >> we'll know soon. >> reporter: mary, i'm dying. because i have to tell you, they're watching from the computer feed live in the other room. and they put a screen up. but to go live, we have to come out here to the pool. so i'm looking through a small window ac

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speakers of the house michael bush believes they will hold a special session next month. he told reporters wednesday he thinks governor martin o'malley will call that session. lawmakers will debate whether to allow table games in maryland and whether to approve a new casino in prince george's county. if they say yes, then the issue will go before the voters coming up in november. >>> new at 6:00 this morning, patients at a maryland hospital are now being checked for hepatitis c and that is part of a nationwide alert. the hospital involved is in southern maryland and hospital center in clinton, maryland. more than a hundred people that were there in 2008 and 2009 may have been exposed to the disease by a former contract employee. the man was arrested in new hampshire. police say he exposed people there to hepatitis c by stealing needles, using them on himself and then using them on patients. >> he knew he had heptatitis c as of at least june 2010. he continued to divert drugs and permit paintedder is ring -- tainted syringes to be used on patients under his care. >> 6,000

michael phelps already holds the record for the most gold medals. he has 14.olor he becomes the most decorated olympian of all time. "today's" special correspondent ryan seacrest is standing with the man right now. ryan, take it away. >> here we are with as he said, the man, michael phelps. you got here monday for your fourth and what you say is your final olympics. how was it different the arrival emotionally for you knowing this would be the last one. >> it's kind of been weird. we've said everything, this is my last tuesday afternoon workout. this is my last double. yesterday was my last double. it's like it's cool to say but also kind of emotional. i think back over the last 20 years of what has happened through my career. it's been a lot of great memories. i think that's one thing that i'm looking forward to this week, a lot of good memories and moments. hopefully i finish my career with some good swims. >> a few weeks back at the trials, you said there's more work to get done. you want to get faster. what have you focused on to do that? >> more stroke co

michael roike, one of the victims, say they believe the act of holding hands with a partner provoke an attack. but we were walking home from being out and guys cannot know where and attacked and knocked michael to the ground and we try to defend ourselves. >> within seconds, a gang of young men started spewing gay slurs and smashed michael hall to the ground, shattering bones and roike took a string of hits try to protect its partner. >> my worst nightmare coming true. >> in the midst of this attack, a woman came running from our home and yelled at the assailants. the suspects ran off. the man's love one's believe she may have saved his life. >> if it was not for who knows how long it would have gone on. i hope she watches the news and knows how grateful we are. >> we understand michael hall is recovering and the hospital this morning after undergoing surgery. as the suspects, police believe they are in their late teens to early 20's but no arrests this morning. reporting live, don gonzales. >> the dark line in arlington where police are searching for one group of thieves who apparentl

michael has high expectations. he has a very high standard that he holds himself to and we are used to sing that level from him. >> everyone expects a lot from him because of how well he did last year. i think he knows what he is doing, though. >> we do expect too much of him. i think we expect him to do too well. no one can do great every time. >> today, michael qualified for the 200 butterfly. he will be swimming for the gold tomorrow night. it can see it right here -- you can see it right here beginning at 8:00 p.m. >> now to today's olympic text question of the day. we asked how you felt about his start. 66% feel optimistic while 34% are disappointed. you can still send your text. perhaps tomorrow's finals will change your mind. where are your home for the illinois games. you can catch donna hamilton and gerry sandusky. >> a defibrillator help save the life of a boy at a swim club. the life guard and a woman trained to be an end give him see empty -- gave him cpr. onnor's law was passed requiring public polls to have aed's on hand. >> thank you everybody, for saving my life. >> a kila little kid there. urban s

the case was brought against him by michael journey, who alleges they were business partners. >> russia is holding a day of national mourning for at least 170 people killed in devastating flash floods in the south of the country. a criminal investigation has been launched into whether potential negligence contributed to the deaths. the worst affected region is krasnodar, where it is feared many people drowned in their beds. >> the waters are slowly receding, but the havoc they wreekd will take longer to clear. the family living in this house is still in shock, but they're looking to have survived. >> [speaking foreign language] >> the flood hit without warning, she says. i grabbed my granddaughter and shoved everybody upstairs fast. >> the flood followed a torrential downpour. two months worth of rain falling in one night. the result, a wave of water, 7 meters high. many residents believe that water from a local reservoir made the situation worse. those who lost their homes and their positions -- and their possessions, there is shelter and aid. for those who are still missing, the search continues

a group of teenagers ambushed hall and his boyfriend, michael roike, early sunday morning in northeast washington. the men were walking home holding hands after a night on the town. >> four or five kids just came out of nowhere, without any warning. we didn't think it was a robbery because they didn't immediately ask for anything. they just came out swinging and hitting. >> my biggest nightmare was the fact that this would happen eventually. >> hall's parents came in from virginia to take care of their son. police say a woman and her boyfriend saw the attack and came to their rescue. they managed to get him and his boyfriend to safety. police are searching for suspects. >>> this morning, prince william county police looking for a flasher who exposed himself to a teenage girl. there are reports that the 14-year-old was walking on a nature trail in bristow when he exposed himself. she was able to run away and call police. they say he is a hispanic man between 30 and 40 years old, about 6 feet tall, 250 pounds and was wearing a light blue t-shirt and black athletic shorts with a white stripe. last week, a flasher exposed himself to a

i think they make a few cars hold the books is the thought of michael it's no is no bump in the. you know about the it's it's quite difficult you know it's it's a lot of those people call a second or third year and it's very difficult to find a fix on the corner if one is for another day however the rana world series taking center stage this week not only was the first franchise to test the track it also hosted the first ever international motor sport event in russia. it's saying that yeah. that's easy. that's why keep the such. stuff just. tried what you can accept home just like the small private russia is already set to join their one calendar in twenty fourteen it's another circuit in the winter olympic of surgeries over the moscow raceway should prove a solid plan b. and some of the sport still surrounds you most likely be held here the dream finally a reality constantine bought up of archie. and finally the following athletes in germany have their own interpretation of what's going on in london right now the eighth model and takes bringing together competitors who don't min

. >> michael is still riding bulls and holds no ill-will toward viking. he says it is all part of the sport. >> i think he sort of intended to hurt me, but he was doing what comes naturally to him. he saw it as having a plight. if you go there life too scared too try something, you might as well wrap yourself up in the cut wool. there's an old saying that what doesn't kill you will make you stronger. >>> coming up, a kayaker goes over a 27-foot waterfall. >> i'm standing a the pool at the base of the falls looking for some sign of pedro. i don't see anything. >>> "caught on camera: the danger zone" continues. >>> it is not a barrel over niagara falls, but the next video comes close. a kayaker not only sails over a giant waterfall in nothing more than an 8-foot boat, he appears to land head first. ben stukesberry has always been drawn to extremes. >> it is just in my dna. from a very young age, i enjoyed pushing myself whether it was long-distance running, skiing, rollerblading, mountain biking and then the sport i've been doing for the last decade which h

holding her intestines in. just make sure she's going to be okay. >> reporter: today michael and his father are out of the hospital. farrah will be release d soon. >> there's guns being fired and there's bats flying across the screen because the movie was still on. it's every child's worst nightmare of being in the dark, and the bad guy comes to get you. >> reporter: stephanie davies refused to leave her best friend hinned. >> she's like, no, i'm not leaving, you stay. >> reporter: ally was shot in the neck. >> she puts her fingers over my artery. the carrotid artery exploded. i had been shot. everyone's running out. >> stephanie carried ally out of the chaos, across two parking lots and into an ambulance. >> she single handedly saved my life. >> you really learn what your friend ship means. we'll be in each other's lives forever. >> reporter: these are just some of the stories of survival, acts of heroism and bonds of family and friends that are helping to bring this community together. >> mike taibbi before that, thanks. >>> now we turn to presidential politics. in our new poll debuting here tonight has some eye

holding her intestines in. just make sure -- is she going to be okay? >> reporter: today michael and his father are out of the hospital. farrah will be released soon. >> there were all those people in that -- >> there's guns being fired and there's bats flying across the screen because the movie was still on. it's every child's worst nightmare of being in the dark, and you have the bad guy come out to get you. >> reporter: when ally young was shot by the gunman, her best friend stephanie davies refused to leave her behind. >> she's like, no, no, no, i'm not leaving, you stay. >> reporter: ally was shot in the neck. and the gunman was still shooting. >> she puts her fingers over my artery. the carotid artery exploded. that's where i got shot. and so she puts her fingers over there. and then, everyone's like running out. >> reporter: stephanie carried ally out of the chaos, across two parking lots, and into an ambulance. >> she single handedly saved my life. >> you really learn what your friendship means. and we'll be in each other's lives forever. >> yeah. >> reporter: brian, thes

expressed their sympathies, but that is not good enough for the new york mayor michael bloomberg >> it is time that we hold them accountable and say " if you want their votes, what will you do? ". the gun lobby argues that taking more weapons we could be more harmful. >> completely disarming the general citizenry does not help in preventing these types of mass shootings. if someone in the theater had been armed, you know, fewer than a dozen people may have been killed and less than 50 people could have been injured .. >> they would have a gun battle and maybe more would be hurt, are you advocating that? >> there has been defensive gun used for a thousand times every day. regular law-abiding citizen like yourself and myself, they defend themselves often times without ever having to fire a shot. >> gun-control advocates say that assault weapons have to be banned. >> that kind of damage can only because when you have a weapon that holds a huge numbers of magazines that hold a lot of bullets, and that to be fired very rapidly, and so i think it is true that sure, we could certainly help keep these types of inc

michael bush says no conclusion consensus has been reached. maryland gov. martin o'malley is holding a special legislative session to pass both proposals. >> the new iphone will hit stores before you know it. >> two key changes that are when it is unveiled to public. dallas cowboy in big trouble. dez bryant attacked his own mother. what she said after calling 911. >> i'm barack obama and i approve this message. [romney singing]: oh beautiful, for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain, for purple mountains majesty, above the fruited plain, america, america, god shed his grace on thee, and crowned thy good, with brotherhood... watching abc 7 news at 11:00. >> d.c. police late this evening just released surveillance twoo in their search for suspects. linked to a violent attack last month. was taken at about intersection. the anyone with information on the cases as to call police. police released a surveillance video of a strategist at was the target of a violent attack. mercer was attacked near a 7- eleven. >> it happened near eighth street and maryland ave. roussey is live with crui

. >> michael is still riding bulls and holds no ill-will toward viking.t is all part of the sport. >> i think he sort of intended to hurt me, but he was doing what comes naturally to him. he saw it as having a plight. if you go there life too scared too try something, you might as well wrap yourself up in the cut wool. there's an old saying that what doesn't kill you will make you stronger. >>> coming up, a kayaker goes over a 127-foot waterfall. >> i'm scanning the pool at the base of the falls looking for some sign of pedro. i don't see anything. >>> "caught on camera: the danger zone" continues. got the jetta. i wiped the floor with the guy! not really. i would've been fine with 0% for 36 months, but i demanded 60. no...i didn't do that. it was like taking candy from a baby. you're a grown man. alright, see you at home. [ male announcer ] the volkswagen autobahn for all event. we good? we're good. [ male announcer ] at 0% apr for 60 months, no one needs to know how easy it was to get your new volkswagen. that's the power of german engineering. to get y

michael roike. they were walking home holding hands after a night on the town.y just moved to the neighborhood two weeks ago. >> they didn't ask for anything. they didn't -- because if they would have asked, we would have obviously given them whatever they wanted, but they didn't even give us the chance to comply. they didn't ask for anything. they just came out of nowhere. like, we saw them kind of coming, but immediately, they were running and were on top of us, like out of nowhere. >> my biggest nightmare was the fact that this would happen eventually. >> hall's parents came in from colonial beach, virginia, to take care of their son. police say a woman and her boyfriend saw the attack and came to the rescue. they managed to get him to safety with his boyfriend and police are searching for the suspects now. >>> prince william county police searching for a flasher this morning who exposed himself to a teenage girl. reports are that the 14-year-old girl was walking on the nature trail in bristow around 7:00 sunday night and that's when the man exposed himself.