mr. clarking to be a little bit more of a challenge for producers this time around. we do borrowing base we determinations for oil and gas producers every six months, and westfall fall, the reductions were not too bad. theink -- last fall, reductions were not too bad. i think the markets at producers were hopeful prices would comebacks in her than they have. it has been lower for longer, and now we are in eight months of a downturn. the banks are giving of the optimism that prices will turn around soon enough to recover on some of these producer loans. the expectation is the borrowing bases will be reduced. alix: i have been hearing that for a year and the banks keep kicking it down the road. why is this going to be different? mr. clark: that is a good question. i think -- well, number one, banks want to work with producers. they do not want to lower the boom on them. to the extent you can push the barrel down the road in hopes prices return, that makes a lot of sense from the banks' perspectiv

barbara: a wonder why, mr. clark. john: just saying. barbara: boy, it was pretty outside the last couple of days. don: good day it take the pets outside if you could. i don't want to leave anybody out. it has been great the past couple of days. today is the last warm day then we have cooler air. we will talk about that in a moment of let's talk about the rain changes. zero today and tomorrow 40%. any time after midnight through 8:00 a.m. thursday not much chance and triscattertri scatter -- friday scattered showers. this is downtown raleigh temperature right now 41. dew point 37. 86% humidity. sunrise a minute earlier at downtown fayetteville this 46, 85% humidity and south wind two miles an hour. and widespread temperatures from 33 in rocksxboro to 45 in clinton. 39 southern pines. 34 sanford. 37 smithfield. wilson and 34 in louisburg. just a few clouds working through. not a ton of cloud cover but mainly in the northern counties. this is the next system. lots of snow in the midwest. if you are flying through chicago today call ahead.

mr. clarke's fourth year since the 15th- cheerleader disappeared in morgan hill police in the she was murderedbody has. not been found. >>reporter: she was 15 years old when she went missing and no one has seen her since she left one morning for school a mr. school bus all 62 people on board died in the craft include four children this one we're getting a look at new video of the crash sites. >>marty gonzales: the plan was operated by a slide by and he was heading from the by to russia when went down you can see from these pictures of the crash site will look like this morning investigators don't know the exact cause of the crash but one possible they could be bad weather. coming next for your help new guideline when it comes to pain medication the changes the cdc once doctors to make when prescribing and. >>marty gonzales: is a first time they should recommendation for saying killers is concerned with the growing number of americans addicted to painkillers that the not legally required to follow the cdc's recommendation. >>reporter: certainly enjoy the day and we're expecting probably amid af

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hunt precisely, mr. clarkh jeff carter here today, we have some terrific perspective on the power -- powerful first ladies you must have seen in the white house over the years. it is a delicate issue, there is a lot. she wase: he was up -- often given credit for his -- for her husband's public speaking. her credit, saying he could not do it without his partner, nancy. >> the president is surrounded by so many people and the one person that the president can trust is his spouse, hopefully. more times than not, it is the calm in a big storm. there is a new mode for the the speed now, with of news, it is a lot different than the oculus that mrs. reagan used. the more think that complex everything gets, the more simple you have to keep it on the most important things and if you have a spouse that you really trust and someone who is totally devoted to you, that quiet advice can be absolutely essential. david: i don't know what's going on in my own marriage, so i can speculate what's going on somebody else's, but i

mr. tonko and ms. clarke. it was reported out, as i said, without dissent. i urge passage of the bill, commend mr. gibson for bringing it to the floor and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. whitfield: mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 4434. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. mr. whitfield: mr. speaker, i ask for a roll call vote. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman asks for the yeas and nays. the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this ue

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mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. clark: thank you, mr. speaker. the district i serve, the fifth district of massachusetts, is home to women who have shaped our nation's history. and i'd like to celebrate one of those extraordinary women in celebration of women's history month. when you hear the song "over the river and through the woods," you're hearing the words of medford native lydia maria child, a 19th century novelist, poet, abolitionist, native american rights activist and women's rights advocate who pioneered early progressive activism with her groundbreaking work. in her fight for justice and equality, she wrote one of the earliest american historical novels, the first comprehensive history of american slavery and the first comparative history of women. as we celebrate women's history month and continue to strive for equality and justice for all women, we take great pride in celebrating the contributions of lydia marie child and the other women leaders who have shaped our great country. i yield back. the speaker pr

clark and i said mr. simpson. that was it. interesting. ten years later. >>> up next, "a few good men" the broadway play did eventually make it to the big screen and now to television. nbc announced "a few good men" will be the next live production. the network's first live drama. aaron sorkin is on board to write and produce. how good would it be to hear "you can't handle the truth" life from jack nicholson. a girl can dream. 2017 here on nbc. production of baywatch is in full swing in florida. duane johnson gave fans an exclusive sneak peek reveal ing the first cast photo on instagram saying we work hard, we play hard. that movie hits theaters in 2017. that's your pop start. >> thank you. >> i think i will do some weather. >> we have a couple of things we are worried about now. first of all we have severe weather to talk about. tornado watch in effect north of new orleans into central mississippi. several showers and thunderstorms overnight. tornados in oklahoma and mississippi. for today we have 40 million people at risk. large hail, to

clark and i said mr. simpson. that was it. interesting. broadway play did eventually make it to the big screen and now to television. nbc announced "a few good men" will be the next is now going to be a broadway production. this is going to be the first live draw marks and here is the good news. aaron sorkin is on board to write and produce, and no word on the cast, but how great would it be to hear "you can't handle the nicholson? that is a real dream. and that is 2017 right here on nbc. >>> and the production of "bay watch" is in full production in florida, and dewayne johnson gave the first cast photos. he said, we work hard and play hard, and that movie is going to hit the theaters in 2017, and that is the pop start. >> thank you, carson. very cool. >> mr. roker? >> i think that i will go do some weather. we have a couple of things worried about right now, and first of all, we have severe weather to talk about, and tornado watch in effect are the through georgia and mississippi, and overnight, tornadoes hitting in oklahoma and mississi

i recognize miss clark now from new york. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i thank our ranking member good afternoon chairman and the entire panel of commissioners i want to get right to my question. mr. chairman a former chief of staff to a democratic fcc commissioner, and i quote. if the fcc adopts the wheeler proposal? final order later this year, it will embed a regime that creates more, not fewer hurdles, for smaller players, to pierce the silicon curtain, end quote. mr. chairman, you don't to state that you don't believe this disruption will -- has the fcc gathered evidence to this effect? has a disparity study been conducted to surface the unintended consequences of this proposal for programmers whose viability is not only improved with this business model? >> you would consider a delay? >> i would. >> commissioner clyburn, i want to congratulate you on this bill. i know it will happen. i have a question about the martinization of the life line program. i'm hearing from many constituents that they are concerned with the portion of the propos

clark from new york. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i thank our ranking member. good afternoon, chairman wheeler and to the entire panel of commissioners seated before us today. my time is short so i want to get right to my question. mr. chairman, as you know, some of my colleagues in the congressional black caucus, the congressional hispanic caucus and i have expressed our concerns about the potential irreparable harm the set top box proposal could have on small minority programmers, content providers and broadcasters. this concern was also expressed recently by done tis hoffmann, a former chief of staff to a democratic fcc commissioner and i quote. if the fcc adopts the wheeler proposal in a final order later this year, it will embed a regime that creates more, not fewer hurdles for smaller players, new entrants and minority content providers to pierce the silicon curtain. end quote. mr. chairman, you continue to assert that you don't believe this disruption will harm or limit minority and independent programming, so has the fcc gathered evidence to this effect

clark from new york. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and i thank our ranking member. good afternoon, chairman wheeler and to the entire panel of commissioners or seated before us today. my time is short, so i want to get right to my question. mr. chairman, as you know, some of my colleagues in the congressional black caucus, the congressional hispanic caucus and i have expressed our concerns about the potentialer reparable harm the et-top box -- set-top box proposal could have on content providers and broadcasters. this concern was also expressed recently by adonis hoffman, a former chief of staff, to a democratic fcc commissioner, and i quote: if the fcc adopts the wheeler proposal in a final order later this year, it will embed a regime that creates more, not fewer, hurdles for smaller players, new entrants and minority content providers to the pierce the silicone curtain, end quote. mr. chairman, you continue to assert that you don't believe that this disruption will harm or limit minority and independent programming. so has the fcc gathered evidence to the fact? h

mrs. reagan died sunday at age of 94. >>> as the school board begins searching for a new superintendent, the board is keeping people informed of their process. superintendent ann clark's contract is up in june of 2017. the page promises to keep people up to date on the board's progress. we have posted a link to that on our website. you can find it at wsoctv.com under latest links. >>> time 17:32. federal judges heard arguments from both sides about north carolina's new congressional maps. s judges rule the old map is saying they were based on race. yesterday we talked to the board of elections chair. he expect thes a decision before -- he expects a decision before the june primary. he said if not it will impact the november election. >> we will have to send absentee ballots out by mail. so you are getting to about mid august at the latest. and i don't think it will press that long. >> congressional candidates can file for office on wednesday. they hope a decision is made before then. the new maps significantly change district 12 which is represented by alma adams. the long-time greensboro resident announced on thursday she will run for reelection and running against f

mr. obama, i don't perceive that to be the case. >> he said it. i have the case. moveon.org or black lives matter or any of the groups. sheriff clarket me turn to you. look. i'll give everybody the right to free speech. this was one was an attack on trump to literally attack him physically. the guy's become a media darling now. but this is on college campuses around the country. >> without a doubt. you know, sean, everything is ass-backwards in the country right now. rioting is called protesting. cops are the bad guys. crooks are the victims now. everything that's said when one wants to express themselves through approval meter. that is totalitarian movement. it's very stealth. okay? i know who the people are. i have seen it. haters, you have criminals, you have organized labor, and there is a spattering of well intentioned people that are pushed up front, in front of the camera as they do their dirty work. this is an attempt to shut down free speech. these presidential activities are part of our democratic process. the people in chicago have every right to participate in this election process and they were denied. >> i think that i

clark diapers. they make everything there too. >> i know. listen, there's no ground swell of support for mr. trump within the business community. i don't think it means a thing for those who are supporting him. >> right. >> i don't think they care in fact, it's probably seen as a positive that there aren't any, and there any, and people that have come out, meg whitman on sunday who are vehemently opposed to his candidacy. >> what's ironic, if you're an american worker, yes, said point-blank, but he's for -- he's got a very old line, lyndon johnson, democratic position, when it comes to the american worker. which is that these guys should take their jobs away. they're polluting and taking your jobs away. that would have been, i don't know, hew better humphrey would have said that. >> you're saying trump is bad for stocks. stop me short of that. >> he's bad for stock that are international. he ain't bad for kroger. i might want to go buy department store he likes. you know, niemann marcus, i don't know where he gets his stuff, but i do think you have to understand that the companies are that r

clark says, don't expect a new that's because even if it were to link simpson to the murders under the rules of double jeopardy be cannot be triedwe could not charge mrsimpson currently -- oj simspon is in on robbery and kidnapping incident when he tried to re- claim some of his sports memorabilia in las vegas. will be eligible for parole next thirty minutes. it's 'super saturday' --- people are heading out to vote or coming up: a look at what impact all the recent low blows could have on the race for the nomination. virus in the bay area. for your health: here is a look at some of the big medical news this week: health officials confrim there are five cases of zika virus in the bay area. here is a look at where the cases were found. one in alameda county, two in contra costa county, one in napa and another in san francisco. the zika virus can cause fever, rash and joint pain. more seriously, it can be responsible for severe birth defects in unborn children. despite the recent cases -- local health officials are adamant the disease will not spread locally. kron4's charles clifford tells us why: >> reporter: and airborne illness it's not spread person

mr. cuccinelli, i think you probably have a different point of view. >> i have a modestly different point of view, yes. i appreciate sheriff clarks and on parts of this one as well. because i do think his comments are well-taken when you think about just a broad brush applied to this whole issue. and, unfortunately, that's what the left tends to do. i belong to a coalition called right on crime. it's conservatives and we want to be right. and the number one job of state and local government is public safety. it's number one. and i don't think anybody in this room is going to believe that anybody on the left thinks that's number one except maybe in lip service. i had the role as attorney general of maintaining convictions. we got in our localities, took it very seriously. crime exists all over this country, as evil exists all over this country, and it isn't going away. how do we best deal with it? but how do we best deal with it with the limited tax dollars that we have? i think we can look to conservative states, like texas, that have actually lowered their budgets for public safety because they have reduced crime. they've had b

clark neily maureen ohlhausen. last but not least is dr. , at the university of baltimore. mr.ton: i will talk about civil asset forfeiture. first, civil asset forfeiture is a procedure by which law & agencies can seize property they believe has been involved in a crime without charging anybody or convicting anybody. they proceed against the property, not the individual. it has become a big problem in our country. a lot of innocent people have had their properties seized. -- with aops law-enforcement officials seize that property, they keep the property in the police department or they keep the proceeds and then get to spend that money. there is no oversight it, and in mexico we do not know how they spend it. the other problem is that the courts equitable sharing, and the federal government in the 1980's set up a program where if they forfeit the property, if the local government gives it to the feds, and there is a federal crime pledge, they will forfeit and kickback 80% to the law enforcement agencies, and law-enforcement agencies have come to rely on this as revenue. how did

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clark from new york. >> i thank you, mr. chairman and i think our ranking member.a good afternoon, chairman wheeler into the entire panel of commissioners seated before us today. my time is short i want to get right to my question. mr. chairman, as you know some of my colleagues in the congressional black caucus, the congressional hispanic caucus and i've express our concerns about the potential irreparable harm your this concern was expressed recently by donna kauffman, a former chief of staff to democratic fcc commissioner. and i quote, if the fcc adopts the we love proposal in a final orderlies this year it will embed a regime that creates more not fewer hurdles for smaller place, new entrants, the minority content providers.