. ♪ erik: this is midland, texas. in the mid-1980's, it lived through an oil price collapse.n the main street downtown, you can still see the impact. 30 years later, midland was caught up in another bust. prices have plunged by 60% in nine months. drilling rigs have been idle. jobs, more than 50,000 to date, are disappearing across the country. fracking is why this is happening. hydraulic fracturing is technology that unlocked billions of barrels of american crude. the biggest producers are holding up better in the slump than the wildcatters are, but they feel the pain. look at chevron. the company had to stop buying back stock and slash capital spending by $5 billion. john watson did not have a choice. john: when a good chunk of your revenue disappears overnight, you have to take stock of that. we are taking actions to reduce our spending profile and finish projects under construction. pace the others to see if we can bring costs down. we keep a very strong balance sheet so we can withstand the ups and downs of the commodity market. there are some that have not been in the b

in recent years, the growth in the train industry has been so important for the east midlands in recent years. the pearl that the progress is impressive. i had great project using their earlier in the and they let me drive a trinket i wasn't very successful at that but the company is comfortable. it's investing for the future, providing trained for our country and that it is put into and skills for the whole region. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm surprised to learn in response to a question from myself and others that the government has now to know whether northern powerhouse is a. so given -- [shouting] >> order. we do have a bit of other places to get onto, but the honorable gentleman must be heard. >> so given the recent cancellation of major transport projects, is it not, in fact the case the only pipeline can be found is in the prime minister's imagination? [shouting] >> the truth is the labour party ignored the north for years and they cannot bear the fact, they cannot bear the fact that it's a conservative prime minister at a conservative chancellor sitting for a seat in the nort

as somebody who represents a midlands seat, it was a midlands company that actually helped the iranians build their first car decades ago. there are opportunities for british firms. at this stage what is your device to british companies? >> british companies will have noted clearly that the agreement will lead to the gradual relaxation of sanctions. as important, the release of iranian frozen assets. iran will not only get the benefit of a regular cash flow from engaging in international trade but will also have $150 billion released to it. mr. simon is briefing a u.k. seminar on friday on opportunities for british business. our european partners are already revving up to engage. the chancellor and business secretary are at one on this that u.k. businesses will be up there with the best in seeking to be able to meet the requirements that iran has for committed imports and to look at iran's investment potential as the market opens up. i am not sure it is going to be as much in the short term about exploration in the private sector, but about renewing infrastructure to maintain production

i have to say of someone who represents a midlands cecum it was a midlands company automotive company that actually helped the iranians to build their first state car decades ago. so there are opportunities for british firms. what is, at this early stage what is your advice two british companies speak with i think british companies will have noted very clearly the fact that the agreement made will forego according pashtun to the gradual relaxation of sanctions, and as important the release of significant value of iranian frozen assets. iran when i don't get the benefit of regular cash flow from being able to engage in international trade, but will also have the block assets which most about $150 billion released to it. psilocybin is briefing a uk business seminar on friday on the opportunities for british business. our european partners are already revving up to engage come and we're determined the chancellor of the business secretary are absolutely at one with the foreign office on this, that uk business will be up there with the best in seeking to be able to meet the requirement tha

in recent years, the growth in the train industry has been so important for the east midlands in recent years. the pearl that the progress is impressive. i had great project using their earlier in the and they let me drive a trinket i wasn't very successful at that but the company is comfortable. it's investing for the future, providing trained for our country and that it is put into and skills for the whole region. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm surprised to learn in response to a question from myself and others that the government has now to know whether northern powerhouse is a. so given -- [shouting] >> order. we do have a bit of other places to get onto, but the honorable gentleman must be heard. >> so given the recent cancellation of major transport projects, is it not, in fact the case the only pipeline can be found is in the prime minister's imagination? [shouting] >> the truth is the labour party ignored the north for years and they cannot bear the fact, they cannot bear the fact that it's a conservative prime minister at a conservative chancellor sitting for a seat in the nort

rain fall rates over an inch an hour, this is a pretty big storm southwest of midland and rain fall rates about three quarters of an inch per hour, and this is a big storm around chantilly. no lightning or hail, but there's rain fall over one and a half inches per hour moving up 28 toward sterling and reston, it's held together very well. still no lightning, but we see heavy rain fall with the storm, to flash flooding is possible, and just trying to get home tonight, even cook out will be a problem early on. by 9:30 most everything is gone. couple of left over light showers indicated in green. when we return we'll talk about a cold front for wednesday, not just heavy storm, but perhaps severe storms. >>> thanks, now back to the story you saw live over the course of more than three hours this morning. >> a lock down at alter reed brought on -- walter reed brought in by reports of a gunshot. first we have a closer look at exactly what happened today, that's tonight's top story, andrea is live outside the medical center. >> reporter: after three and a half tense hours, employees were finally

we'll break out the sunshine for midland area. and by 8:00 tomorrow low clouds again and temperatures take a drop out of the 90s and 100s from the last couple of days to to the 70s and low 80s. tomorrow morning, low clouds and drizzle. and by lunchtime climbing into the 70s but quite a bit cooler than what we've seen. redwood city low to mid 70s and trivalley, 70s to near 80. and 70 toz mid 80s in the trivalley north. and over the next few days you will notice the temperatures continuingeing to cool down. numbers in the mid 70s for san jose and for east bay trivalley, temperatures in the 90ed. liver moor at the bottom closer to 80 on monday. berkeley. your temperatures staying in the upper 60s through the week. and temperatures in napa actually going into the low to mid 70 as the winds stay strong out of the south towards santa cruz. we'll see sunshine at times but the numbers staying in the low 70s. we should see a pattern change heading towards next weekend. as high pressure builds in. extended forecast taking you to next saturd

. >> there were failures of communication about the position and communication fall outs between midland and northern regarding that information and there were also communication lapses with regard to remittance reports. that's what we cured to make sure that everybody was on the books and there was no double counting. where double counting occurred to make sure there was no double mitigation. >> they were selling various securities. that's how they have the value. they sold them and retained the other ones. the issue is that the securities they have sold or distributed have not been accounted for. so, in terms of the resolution for that, are you saying it's communication between prima and the northern trust and other parties, are you saying that's the issue? get me a flavor for what the problem really is? >> absolutely, what i hope is a good example and someone tells me they didn't quite get it. you want a home out right. you have a deed that's not sitting in a bank. if you were to sell it, you have to deliver that title into the title company for closing so you can get the money and th

some midland areas are already up, 86 brentwood. 70s for many, 60s for others. the breeze is the key. some areas running cooler, some warmer. overall does look like a little cooler to the north bay, slightly warmer for some to the east bay. west southwest, fairfield, 16. concord northwest. napa has a west southwest. finally san jose southeast breeze tailed off. a little westerly at hayward, not strong but a slight component of a westerly breeze. it's already hot in las vegas and also palm springs. 75 san diego. the opening of del mar today, beautiful weather there but they may cloud up the next couple of days. fog back tonight and tomorrow. you can see southern california looking good, lots of fog to baja. but here's hurricane dolores, i put in the sea surface temperatures, we're in the 80s, as that moves north you'll move into cooler water and it will fall apart. still a cat 3 hurricane moving west northwest ruble from cabo san lucas, that's the good news, once it moves north it will fall apart. for us late sunday into monday we could have rain. in the meantime

it turnout the reason we had not is there was a change in staff at midland. the person responsible for this report had left and did not notify them that san francisco was to receive this report. >> once it was pointed out, they were forthcoming going through the remittance report. >> yes, but this kird -- occurred with the the last month. >> the other issue, page 3 of your memo regarding the price are differences between the two parties. the pricing doesn't concern me because if it's a high price, it adjust over time particularly if it's sold. the concern i have is having to do with the different reporting between northern trust, the bank and between prima. prima has provided -- for the year-ending 2012-2013-2014 prima has provided audited financial statements. there were no caveats audit statements and no caveats. i forget the terminology. unqualified financial statement. do you have any information as them being stated as qualified financial statement? >> no. i do not. we rely on northern trust to provide, northern trust is our custodian and therefore we ha

over the past five years increasing numbers of people in the midlands and across the u.k. have been deciding to take the courageous and important step of setting up their own businesses and becoming self-employed. what steps will the prime minister and the government take in the future to further support these entrepreneurs in my constituency and beyond, who represent and personify aspiration and hard work? david cameron: let me welcome my honorable friend to his place. i agree with him people taking that step to become self-employed, to start up their own business, has been a big part of the jobs and enterprise revolution we have seen in our country over the last five years. things like startup loans have made a difference. that is why we are increasing them in this parliament. i do think it is important, when we look at helping self employed people, to look at all the aspects of being self-employed how you interact with pensions and benefits and maternity leave, and public authorities and rules around social housing. that is why i asked julie dean, the founder of the cam

testimony el paso or midland owe dose dez, a you have a better shot at graduateing from those placesstin, are you doing that kid a favor by waiving him in to the flagship university because he clears that 10% hurdle? >> admissions, it's just part of the equation of what you are describing. their ability to cover the expenses and the costs associated with being able to enroll, that where that issue comes in to play, if we look at hispanic students in texas california, florida, across the nation where hispanics are concentrated, in institutions that provide them access financial aid comes in to play in that particular piece. >> luis maldonado, andrew grossmann, stay with us being the use of affirmative action even in its limbed it mod attorney forms hasn't recipients indicated incoming freshman classes across the country that look like america while at the same time it's brought anger and backlash there many white families. is there any place where using race and ethnicity in admissions in 2013? and if so, is there any way to do it that can survive judicial scrutiny? the race for admis

were created are part-time and low-paid need to look at what's happening in places like the west midlandseceived a growth in manufacturing and engineering to in jobs that have long-term successful careers attached to them, and we want more of that. >> thank you, mr. speaker. if the trend trade is committed to the northern powerhouse able to a central element of that is approved transport connectivity to key cities of manchester and leeds and this is now under threat. given the vague and evasive and take it earlier with prime minister not join me in welcoming than new campaign to get the electrification to the line back on track? >> i concern commit to that because i said a minute ago this is a pause, not to stop. we are absolutely committed to making sure this goes ahead. we also want to get rid of the pacer train that was there all those years under labour. >> i think the great crisis shows that when negotiating with the eu it is important to be clear about what you want and you should not accept their -- because they would approve it under pressure. >> i'm sure they're all sorts of thin

rain fall rates over an inch an hour, this is a pretty big storm southwest of midland and rain fall rates about three quarters of an inch per hour, and this is a big storm around chantilly. no lightning or hail, but there's rain fall over

the most wonderful news from midland, texas. in april, an accident in the soviet union. past and future were on president bush's trip to atlanta. the white house says president clinton will sign the measures as soon as he gets it. what do you think? is that sufficient? okay. >> well russell and her husband now who is a cnn correspondent were staying at a motel 6 in albuquerque, new mexico. russell says an armed robber pointed a gun at her in the parking lot and then forced her back into her motel room and once they were inside he demanded their belongings but a gunfight broke out between the suspect and her husband. her husband ended up shooting and killing this would-be robber but he was also shot three times but is expected to survive. joining me on the phone from new mexico is lynn russell. lynn my goodness. i understand you're okay. let's begin with your husband. how is he doing? >> well a little bitter every day. he just has to take it very carefully and not expect too much and be very pragmatic about it. he suffered some very serious injuries. way to go. i guess yo

. >> everything west of the mississippi, huge expanse or west of the sort of midlands right?ve. everything to the left of that is sustained by the bureau having figured out how to divert these big rivers right? >> right. >> an era of sustained climate change is going to need serious adjustment. >> it will. what we are seeing is we went through that area of dam building. that's allowed the settling of the west. as climate changes, the snow low, the snowpack in the mountains is decreasing. that water availability is decreasing. in the meantime we are depleting our ground water. we are running out of water in the southwest u.s. >> what do you say to somebody who doesn't believe in climate change. we have droughts we always get droughts. >> i say it's fine. i mean that's fine. but, the reality of what's happening there is that the water table is dropping dropping dropping. it's record lows. there's no denying they see that. >> right. whether you believe in that or not, you can see where the water table is at. >> finally, i guess this question of the ultimate waste water, the actu

speaker over the past five years increasing numbers of people in the east midlands and across the uk have been deciding to take the courageous and important step of setting up their own businesses and becoming self-employed. what steps will the prime minister and the government take in the future to further support these entrepreneurs in my constituency and beyond to represent and personify aspiration and hard work? >> first of all let me welcome my honorable friend to his place and agree with them that actually people taking a step to become self-employed, to start up their own business has been a very big part of the java enterprise revolution that has been seen in a crunch over the last five years. things like startup loans have made a difference and that's why we're increasing than in the parliament. i think it's important women look at helping self-employed people to look all the aspects of being self-employed, how you interact with pensions and benefits and maternity leave and public authorities and rolls over and social housing. that's what i'm asking for found a fantastic cam

who knew him said he was an outgoing popular still in high school with unrest and team to give as midlandt him what motive of the rampage with orders of the impossibility that was an act of terrorism was a there is no evidence anyone else was involved the u.s. official who spoke anonymously said there was no indication the shooter was an radar of in the federal law-enforcement officials before this happened. >>darya: had tears in his eye when he heard the news you never would have believed that the 24 year-old was capable with crime he worked and a wire plant and for a contingency and called out sick for work on both monday and tuesday of this week leading up to the shooting. >>mark: gonna are tied to bay area weather. >>james: this the shot from the golden gate bridge on the cause of head temperas are in the low 60s bay area wide business 60 exact in san jose 63 opposite is well as san francisco after the rest of the day here is the breakdown overcast right now low 60s by about 11:00 as we ready to into the noon hour ride, 81 and low salaries by the bay shoreline we're expecting conditio

in recent years, the growth in the train industry has been so important for the east midlands in recent years. the pearl that the progress is impressive. i had great project using their earlier in the and they let me drive a trinket i wasn't very successful at that but the company is comfortable. it's investing for the future, providing trained for our country and that it is put into and skills for the whole region. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm surprised to learn in response to a question from myself and others that the government has now to know whether northern powerhouse is a. so given -- [shouting] >> order. we do have a bit of other places to get onto, but the honorable gentleman must be heard. >> so given the recent cancellation of major transport projects, is it not, in fact the case the only pipeline can be found is in the prime minister's imagination? [shouting] >> the truth is the labour party ignored the north for years and they cannot bear the fact, they cannot bear the fact that it's a conservative prime minister at a conservative chancellor sitting for a seat in the nort

climbing into 60 avenue to mid-70s in the midland areas, a very mild day.tart friday off with patchy fog, and drizzle. and then partly cloudy skies. that sets the stage for a warmer weekend. a look at the morning commute up next. it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> updated on the part situation, delays -- bart situation, delays exist, but all the tastes are now open. things should tart to ease up a bit. expect residual delays, and stations open, but system wide, delays continue. elsewhere, a back up at the bay bridge, slow on the approach to the bay bridge. oakland has the biggest hit because of the bart delays. we're seeing delays as well through the 101 working through the about minutes. have a wonderful -- peninsula have a wonderful day. ♪ ♪ a broken guitar ♪ ♪ while the rainwater washes away ♪ ♪ who you are ♪ ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ ♪ and under the stars ♪ ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ ♪ and under

speaker over the past five years increasing numbers of people in the east midlands and across the uk have been deciding to take the courageous and important step of setting up their own businesses and becoming self-employed. what steps will the prime minister and the government take in the future to further support these entrepreneurs in my constituency and beyond to represent and personify aspiration and hard work? >> first of all let me welcome my honorable friend to his place and agree with them that actually people taking a step to become self-employed, to start up their own business has been a very big part of the java enterprise revolution that has been seen in a crunch over the last five years. things like startup loans have made a difference and that's why we're increasing than in the parliament. i think it's important women look at helping self-employed people to look all the aspects of being self-employed, how you interact with pensions and benefits and maternity leave and public authorities and rolls over and social housing. that's what i'm asking for found a fantastic cam

amy is calling in from midland michigan. good morning, you are on "washington journal."aller: i think the guns have become the golden calf of societies. we made them faster, bigger, huge. it's just ridiculous. part of the underlying problem that we have in this world, in our society as a whole is that you work hard all your life, you are loved by many and may be hated by a few. regardless, you get stuck in a hole in the ground. when it's all done. if we could get by that cemetery graveyard and start respecting people as they are and quit trying to just get them out of sight, these are our people. these are our forefathers. i believe in mummies and mummification, whatever. but just hide the evidence below the surface of the world, i think it just perpetuates this whole problem. the world was so big. host: amy in texas this ring. in the desiree news, associated press photo that's been going around, i man holding a rifle standing in front of an armed forces recruiting center in winchester, virginia on friday. the man stated he was there to protect the troops. security and m

>> i was probably -- we were going to visit my grandma in midland.at can show you the location history called time line designed to show users the places they most often visit. google says this will help people remember restaurants more easily. some say it's a big bother. we think there are some creepy aspects to this. >> if you're going to use it that's one thing. if you get hacked and other people can say where you go -- your dry cleaners a lot of people have routines. everybody does. so then that's scary. but we realize this doesn't just exist -- google is the one that gets called out the most but i had a situation where instagram -- and i like instagram -- but they show your location. this sounds ignorant of me because most people that are younger than me know this. you can tag where you are, right? you can say i'm in wherever or whatever. and i did not know that. i had my location services on. i had zero idea. every time i took a picture of my apartment it showed where i was. >> and you got a telephone call from your mother. i love this. >> the