. >> mr. gas darks you're under arrest. give me the pepper spray. mr. gas darks you're under arrest. turn the car off and step out. >> reporter: she reported that gazda was possibly videotaping her from across the street. >> i asked her specifically does, this man scare you, and she said absolutely. >> reporter: during a stop gazda locked himself in the car but got out when cops threatened to bust his windshield. >> put your hands behind your back. >> he was pulling away with one hand while his other hand was reaching into his pocket which is obviously a concern. >> reporter: two officers stunned him with tasers. >> put your hands behind your back! get on the ground! [ bleep ] >> reporter: records show gazda was arrested at the same rite aid in 2014. he was convicted of resisting arrest and criminal trespass and was ordered to 90 days of counseling. now he is back in jail on a $50,000 bond. >> i don't believe he will be able to reach the 50,000 bond, which should keep her safe. >>> new tonight at 6:00, people in one northeast ohio county stocking is up o

the victim seen on surveillance video asking for help at gas mr. is say he ran there after he was stabbedt bank next door. >> i asked him what happened. he screws say call 911 because the i'm dying. this happened to him in the drive through of the bank of america on davey boulevard and 31 avenue in fort lauderdale. that victim was taken to the hospital t.the machine who if you have any information call crime stoppers at this number on the screen. >> coming up on 7 news at 11>> coming up on 7 news at 11:00. chilly and breezy out there. >> sure is. how long is this cool blast gogog to last brent. >> in the 50's when you wake up in the morning. but this cold air is going to be rushing out of here and by midweek this week meaning on wednesday back in the 80's so enjoy this now. forecast coming up. >> then after the news wraps up it's a jungle out there. the stars of the jungle book in south in and hanging out with deco. that's tonight at 11:30 on deco >> in a couple month from now dreaming of nights like this. when we are back in the real steamy stuff

we have seen in mr. e ga*n's economic impact report that it's very heavily skewed that it's mostly mothers taking leave but we also want the other parent to take the leave as well, lots of fisbacker issues to continue working on, i look forward to working with all of you, with all of my colleagues here with supervisor wiener on those issues, so again, i'm supportive overall of this legislation. i want to revisit some of the issues that i had addressed earlier and i'm happy to just see if we can take a vote on the amendments and if they pass, they pass, if they don't, they don't, so one of the things was regarding the private right of action, again, i understand where supervisor wiener, you're coming from on this, and i think that this is something that is very groundbreaking legislation and i just want to make our employers feel comfortable about this program, so i would like to throw out the motion there about removing the private right of action in this legislation. so, i don't know if supervisor yee, or if

mr. mather committed suicide by using gas to set his home on fire. mrs. mather died from an overdose of prozac. the couple's two young children so you have to indicated. >>> tomorrow marks one week ohio river. now we're learning dive crews hope to get back in the water later this week and resume the search for that car. the river was rising so the the car toppled after a 12- vehicle pileup. crews believe they do know the identity of the person inside that car. >>> a kansas steel manufacturer is under investigation after a worker died of suspected nitrogen exposure. federal investigators told newschannel5 today that death didn't have to happen. megan hickey spoke with the occupational safety and health administration about the case, and the victim was well-known in his community. >> reporter: kenny ray junior's firefighter turnout gear is right where he left it at the fire department. his small department told me they weren't ready to talk about the huge loss. >> it's really one of their family. so i could see how hard it would be. >> reporter: his colleag

we have seen in mr. e ga*n's economic impact report that it's very heavily skewed that it's mostly mothers taking leave but we also want the other parent to take the leave as well, lots of fisbacker issues to continue working on, i look forward to working with all of you, with all of my colleagues here with supervisor wiener on those issues, so again, i'm supportive overall of this legislation. i want to revisit some of the issues that i had addressed earlier and i'm happy to just see if we can take a vote on the amendments and if they pass, they pass, if they don't, they don't, so one of the things was regarding the private right of action, again, i understand where supervisor wiener, you're coming from on this, and i think that this is something that is very groundbreaking legislation and i just want to make our employers feel comfortable about this program, so i would like to throw out the motion there about removing the private right of action in this legislation. so, i don't know if supervisor yee, or if

we have seen in mr. e ga*n's economic impact report that it's very heavily skewed that it's mostly mothers taking leave but we also want the other parent to take the leave as well, lots of fisbacker issues to continue working on, i look forward to working with all of you, with all of my colleagues here with supervisor wiener on those issues, so again, i'm supportive overall of this legislation. i want to revisit some of the issues that i had addressed earlier and i'm happy to just see if we can take a vote on the amendments and if they pass, they pass, if they don't, they don't, so one of the things was regarding the private right of action, again, i understand where supervisor wiener, you're coming from on this, and i think that this is something that is very groundbreaking legislation and i just want to make our employers feel comfortable about this program, so i would like to throw out the motion there about removing the private right of action in this legislation. so, i don't know if supervisor yee, or if

especially turn-over when they need family leave, and the way the program works at the state level, mr. e ga*n also mentioned but i want to reiterate, that 55% of wages that workers are getting is funded entirely by workers, employers do not pay a penny into that fund, no general tax dollars from the state go into that found, it's through a worker's pay tax deduction, so workers are paying into this insurance tax themselves and they are paying for the entire premium and it is administered through a state agency which is the employment development department, and what we know from the last ten years of paid family leave is that over 1.8 million working families in california have benefited from this benefit to improve their health and well being during a vulnerable time in their live and is the number of men who have used paid leave for bonding has doubled, it remains an unfortunately inequitable number because a third of claims filed are used by men, but a presence of paid leave has allowed more men to increasingly take this benefit which is important for the health outcomes of the child and

mr. carter: tear gas fired, weapons fired, a lot of really bad things happened there. i believe national guard even called out for that democratic convention. so whatever, you know, whatever you see -- whenever you see disruptors start to come in in campaigns, you have to say, how wig a project is this going to be? i hope you're doing, like i said, threat analysis and intel to see if there's any rumors out there or organizations to come in to disrupt either convention. we don't need that, we've got enough problems without that. mr. clancy: we are in charge of the overall security, we have 24 subcommittees for each of these conventions. each of those committees has a unique responsibility, whether it's intelligence, as you rightly mentioned, where they work with all the federal, state and local authorities to gather all the intelligence and we've already started that. then we've got a committee on transportation, just to make sure people can get to and from the sites. someone who works with the public affairs. so there's 4 different subcommittees working on each individ

this is the summer of chemical gas. mrs. when there were several chemical gas attacks -- against syrian -- this is when there were several chemical gas attacks against the syrian people by the regime. this is when there was the discussion over whether the red line was crossed. the death toll tops 100 million syrians. by june 25, 2014. that was almost two years ago. 13, the u.s. alleges chemical weapons -- you will see there are a lot of different discussions as to whether chemical weapons happened, it was confirmed that there were. the western powers came to an agreement that there were. there was a lot of discussion happening. july 16, a militia kills a reconciliation team. again, intensifying attacks against u.s. officials and people working in diplomatic circles. july 20, the syrian kurds. the first that in here because it is important to recognize that the kurds have been playing heree -- i'd put that in because it is important to recognize that the kurds have been playing a role. 30, i ran grants syria a credit line. ira

we have seen in mr. e ga*n's economic impact report that it's very heavily skewed that it's mostly mothers taking leave but we also want the other parent to take the leave as well, lots of fisbacker issues to continue working on, i look forward to working with all of you, with all of my colleagues here with supervisor wiener on those issues, so again, i'm supportive overall of this legislation. i want to revisit some of the issues that i had addressed earlier and i'm happy to just see if we can take a vote on the amendments and if they pass, they pass, if they don't, they don't, so one of the things was regarding the private right of action, again, i understand where supervisor wiener, you're coming from on this, and i think that this is something that is very groundbreaking legislation and i just want to make our employers feel comfortable about this program, so i would like to throw out the motion there about removing the private right of action in this legislation. so, i don't know if supervisor yee, or if

the victim seen on surveillance video asking for help at gas station as bloododripped from his arm. mr. is say he ran there after he was stabbed at bank next door. >> i a aed him what happened. he screws say call 911 because >> this happened to him in the drive through of the bank of america on davey boulevard and 31 avenue in fort lauderdale. that victim was taken to the hospital t.the machine who attacked him got away. if you have any information call crime stoppers at this number on the screen. >> coming up on 7 news at 11>> cing up on 7 news at 11:00. chilly and breezy out there. >> sure is. how long is this cool blast going to last brent. >> in the 50's when you wake up in the morning. but this cold air is going to be rushing out of here and by midweek this week meaning on wednesday back in the 80's's so enjoy this now. forecast coming up.% >> then after the news wraps up it's a jungle out there. the stars of the jungle book in south in and hanging o with deco. that's tonight at 11:30 on deco drive. >> in a couple month from now when we are back in the real steamy stuff but tonigh

mr. deaton: in 1950, only 10% of gas the woman on the left is happy because she has a vacuum cleaner. the population increase was a staggering, from 152 million to 181 million -- 29 million was the biggest in american history before or cents. this was third by the baby-boom pitted the total number of babies born between 1946-19 report, traditionally the years of the baby boomers, 70 -- in this boom became a market and an economic force. not only did it drop -- draw a housing boom, but it was an economic boom for all kinds of things, toys, candy, clothing, lawn furniture, tvs and of course, diapers. by 1957, diapers were a $50 million business in the country. and these people were not afraid to do something other parents were afraid of, go into debt. this is the very first credit card. we all have these in our pockets. what is in your wallet? the diners club -- card arrived in 1950 and public indebtedness doubled to $253 billion. as americans went into debt to pay for every thing, cars, homes, swimming pools, luxury items. the middle class expanded, a sign of affluence that had been fo

mr. carter: tear gas fired, weapons fired, a lot of really bad things happened there. i believe national guard even called out for that democratic convention. so whatever, you know, whatever you see -- whenever you see disruptors start to come in in campaigns, you have to say, how wig a project is this going to be? i hope you're doing, like i said, threat analysis and intel to see if there's any rumors out there or organizations to come in to disrupt either convention. we don't need that. we've got enough problems without that. mr. clancy: we are in charge of the overall security, we have 24 subcommittees for each of these conventions. each of those committees has a unique responsibility, whether it's intelligence, as you rightly mentioned, where they work with all the federal, state and local authorities to gather all the intelligence and we've already started that. then we've got a committee on transportation, just to make sure people can get to and from the sites. someone who works with the public affairs. so there's 4 different -- so there's 24 different subcommitt

mr. mcclendon, but no doubt his imprint on this country in terms of natural gas, natural independence and what has happened will be very, very longstanding. >> age 56. >> yes. >> isn't it interesting to see gas today hovering at 17-year glows because of this glut, this excess created by the u.s. boom. >> it wasn't that long ago that all these terminals were being created to import natural gas. that was in '05, cheniere and the like. all of them -- or a number of them, cheniere, freeport, they're going to be exporting stlachlt started at cheniere and others will follow. that's showing you what has happened in the last ten years and this is the man perhaps more than any other that is responsible for it. >>> all right. we're going move to politics. mitt romney is expected to speak this morning at 11:00. chief washington correspondent john harwood is in d.c. with what we can expect later this morning. john? >> sara, this is what it looks like when the big guns in a political party want to take down someone who's taking over their party. that's donald trump. you see super pac attacks and socia

mr. secretary, for months the massive gas leak at porter ranch california spewed methane from an underground storage facility into the air. the leak was finally sealed a few weeks ago but not before it released the same amount of green house gases as half a million cars driving for an entire year. it was the worst natural gas leak in history. the climate equivalent of the bp oil spill. but it is not the only leak. there are a huge number of gas leaks from pipelines and storage systems, some of which has been ignored for decades. in massachusetts more than 20,000 leaks have been identified. in the boston area alone they spew about $90 million worth of methane into the air every year. massachusetts has decent information because state law requires you utilities to report every gas leak. secretary moniz, do we have any similar national reporting system in place to track all of the gas leaks and how much methane they're emitting? >> senator warren, well, first of all, of course, i think as you know the department of energy does not have that -- >> i understand this, i'm not -- >> but fimsa does.

mrs. reagan will be buried at the library....next to her husband. dan scheneman nbc news. still ahead - rising gas how much you can expect to pay at the pump. and - clean drinking water - the amount of americans who think what's coming out of sergeant woody slate. slate was badly hurt afghanistan. he did a series of dives in the euphrates and tigris rivers - where he got several injuries. he ended up getting compartment syndrome - which caused him to lose both of his legs. the new home features special adaptations to help with wheelchair access. his wife is very grateful for the new home. sandra slate/wife 15.19.28 its amazing gift, there are no words to describe how thankful we are. 32 homes for troops gave the family their new home - they work with injured soldiers from across the country. we're on your side with the latest news, weather, and traffic as you get ready for work every morning. tune into wavy news 10 today - beginning at 4:30. and we're on the we have a follow-up to a story we've been following for more than a week. last saturday rookie police officer, ashley guindon was shot to dea

mr. der and sexual bat rairnd suspend without pavement police say he picked up a prostitute at a gas station in northwest miami-dade and forced her to perform a sex act and stab then stabbed her in the back. the woman managed to get out of car. she was hospitalized for weeks. cruelty strike age deal. he plead guilty in e ehange for five years probation. the 70-year-old was arrested for rung an illegal slaughter house in west miami-dade last year. more than 9000 animals found on the property and many h h to be euthanized. >> >> lynn: coming up on 7 news at 6:30, a florida woman tossed like a toy. now an officer is under investigation after literally play downg the law. >>> >>> ooze. >>> >>> >>> >> lynn: a florida cop seen throwing a woman across concrete. cameras rolling on the parking lot throw down. she admits to being drunk. danielle: but the woman who was slammed to the ground says the officer used excessive force. 7's lshly jones hashe story. >>> >> do a good investigation. >> march any speak out for the first time since this video surfaced on sunday. it shows a cape coral police officer

mr. hamilton. vo: know that together you can establish a meaningful legacy. dicated pnc wealth management team. >>> tonight, the fire department says a gas leak likely cause ds that blast that destroyed three businesses. sfooir fighters got a call last night. and then the blast arrived shortly after instruct her. >> they were not soorsly injured from this event. but they put themselves in the right position in case something like this would occur. >> they're saying they stilt have not found the source of that leak. >>. >> the could b list. >> the're day, fsz pr gjts stoo an oeshts o. if patient who sevened the tramp stavrp. forested doctors to >> getting one of those calls and about 5,000 people have actually given the scammers money. >> how hard is it to catch these guys. >> it's sometimes very difficult. you have people who are not necessarily there the united states. witch p we have shell companies to be sured. also, no matter what, don't give out your social security number over the phone. >> no. >>> >> all right. so far. quite good. might that continue? >> on and on and on. 60 trg the arter mary wroirks. at mf a at hfr sfmt >> and i

mr. chairman. secretary jewell, when can we expect the next five-year plan for oil and gas lease sales to come out? >> so we have submitted the draft proposed plan. this spring potentially, even this month, we'll have the proposed plan, which will have taken input from the draft proposed plan. we hope to finalize the proposed plan to a final by the end of 2016. so there will be an opportunity to take additional comment on the proposed plan, which will be released this spring based on comments from the original plan. >> this seems like it's drawn out a lot longer than past five-year plans. is that the case? >> i don't believe that's the case. >> i'm going to ask mr. chairman, if we could submit for the record a letter to secretary jewell and other letters as well, requesting that areas in the south atlantic, mid atlantic, be included in the five-year plan. >> without objection. >> thank you. do you think your five-year plan will mirror the dpp as far as the areas available? >> well, there's been tremendous input that we have taken since the dpp and when the proposed plan comes out, you'll see the an

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gas station convenience store? >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: and it is your claim that mr. hayes, while you were working, hit your car that had been parked, causing damage. on what date did this happen? >> march 31, 2015. >> judge judy: at what time? >> about 7:25 p.m. >> judge judy: you were there, is that correct, mr. hayes? >> yes, ma'am, i was -- around 7:25 p.m. >> judge judy: what kind of car were you driving? >> a '99 lincoln. >> judge judy: where were you going? >> i was taking my daughter. if i can remember, we were going to get something to eat, if i'm not mistaken. >> judge judy: something happened with your car. >> yes, ma'am, it did.

gas masks on. thank you. >> further? >> actually, mr. kaufman is next. >> my name is gerald kaufman, i am representing the bay area transit working group this morning. i didn't hear this covered and i'm not casting aspersions on anybody but i want to point out another extremely unattractive and unsatisfactory arrangement you are talking about. you have a member sitting on the board that is both head of a san francisco city department and the supervisor of staff that's going to be added to this study. now, i am not a lawyer but i'm pretty sure that recent cases have said that recusing one's self from an existing situation isn't always adequate for the simple reason that as members of a board you can influence one another. let's assume a member of the public works department made a big mistake. mistakes on complicated projects do happen. i'm not saying it will happen, but it could happen. let's say that mistake is so serious it reflects on not only the public works department but also mr. nuru. >> i am jim patrick with jim patrick and comp

gas. [applause]. >> we are delighted that all of us can be with us and mrs. bush, we are delighted to have you here at the u.s. institute. we are are delighted with your new book which is a collection of wonderful stories and if you haven't read it you really need to do so. it's a terrific book. what we are going to do this afternoon is have a conversation among mrs. bush, nina and and myself for about 25 minutes. then we will have a question-and-answer period for you. there are cards that have been distributed. please write your questions on the card and pass them to the aisle and there will be runners coming down and getting them and passing them up to me and we will try to get through as many questions as we can. we will then turn to our panelists at the end and ask for any closing comments and then we will adjourn properly at 5:00 o'clock. we are delighted that you are all here with us for this wonderful event. i want to start, you have a long history of being a real advocate and champion for afghan women. you were the first first lady to deliver the pres

gas is 27%. when where she says i'm going to put coal companies out of business, coal country believes her. i was in hazard, kentucky. they are not supporting mrst the end she said we need top move away from coal and all the other fossil fuels. the. deirdre: that's a huge statement. >> natural gas. the science is not known because we have not studied the amount of methane being released in the atmosphere. methane is a worse greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide and the epa announced that they are coming up with regulations to crack down on methane being leaked. deirdre: natural gas you gave meet statistic is responsible for 27% of our electricity. >> coal is being phased out because natural gas is cheaper. your electric bill is going to go up. natural gas is starting to go up in price with new regulations. you don't want methane going into the atmosphere so it's going to get more expensive. so when you hear people say moving away from coal and other fossil fuels, you and others will pay for it. she said it, they are going to lose their jobs. deirdre: adam shapiro good reporting. >>> two devastating attacks over the weekend. in alaska's ivory coast

of the house oversight committee, ally ga cummings on the other hand praised him for inviting the governor, and he is coming. he is going to be here on thursday. mruplings praised the chair for that. that is very unusual. but he went on to say you can blame the epa all you like, but really responsibility for water comes at the state level. >> john terrett live for us in washington. we know you'll continue to follow the details. thanks, john. >>> earlier we spoke with a flint resident and water activist. she says she hopes to learn more about what city leaders did to stop the crisis in its early stages. >> we need the emergency management law brought out to light so other states can see just how often it actually is, and the horrors that can come from a complete stripping of democracy. i blame the emergency managers, but that comes with the government. they answer only to him. so you know they reported to him. we all know that they did. we blame the michigan department of environmental quality, because this was their one job. they didn't do what they were supposed to do. they failed at that one job, and the worst part is everyone involve -- you kn

upon yesterday involved conspiracy to rig bids for oil and gas leases, and then today, we are hearing reports from oklahoma city police that mr. mcclendon drove into a wall at a speed of well over 40 miles per hour. the vehicle was so badly burned that police were unable to tell if mcclendon was wearing his seat belt. aubrey mcclendon, dead in a car wreck, one day after being indicted on conspiracy charges. more details as we get it. but the stock oddly is now jumping nearly 32% at the moment. it was already up 10% after he was indicted but jumped another 20% on this news. we can't venture to guess why that's happening. we have the breaking news, we'll get you more as we get it. >>> the month started with a liftoff, stalled out right now. we can look at the numbers here. the dow jones industrials and the s&p going in different directions but the s&p up by nearly just one point, an early jump in oil didn't help the markets. oil hit $35 per barrel for the first time since january 6th. this following reports, this is odd, you would venture to figure this goes in the opposite direction. u.s. stockpiles of crude surged last week.

mr. obama will meet with cuba's president, raul castro. >>> may notice a change in price at the pump. still ahead at 6:00, a look at the quickly rising gas prices. >>> a first of its kind solar plant that taps into more than just the sun to generate an incredible amount of power. and a bidding war erupts for a supposedly unreleased versions of google glass. what makes this pair so special that people are willing to pay thousands for. the. stay with us at >>> fast prices happen shot up over the's two weeks, up 17 cents nationwide to an average of 2.02 a gallon. growing demand from higher crews oil prices are to blame. in the bay area, gas buddy records the average is 2.76 and the lowest price in redwood city is 2.25 per gallon to fill up. and prices are expected to continue to rise through summer. >>> you're looking at what could be the solution to california's future clean energy coal. southern california company called solar reserve released a video showing its first of a kind solar power plant that creates, then stores electricity, using salt. this plant in nevada creates enough power for 75,000 homes. experts say these plans to help c

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mrs. clinton talked about going after the other fossil fuels. they are going to start regulating methane gasnow found in the united states and then, of course, what jpmorgan chase did. they joined a list of major u.s. banks that say that will not longer finance new coal products, chase says it will start lending money to companies which intend to use those funds to open new coal mines or build new power plants in high-income countries. the u.s. coal industry lost more than 28,000 jobs since 2009. coal production peaked in 2008 and it is falling. what we used to call third-world countries in the developing world but only in state of the art technology is used in the projects. coal production has been falling as energy companies shift to cheaper natural gas and utilities are closing electric plans which fail today meet new tough epa regulations, production will fall by the greatest amount since 1958 which is by critics says new lending policy is more about greenback dollars. the u.s. generates 30%, spokesman for the association, chase's new policy is hardly a heroic gesture, which where the gr

mrs. reagan died sunday of confessive heart disease, she was 94-year-olds. >>> in sarasota county, credit card fraud after two gas skimmers were found at a gas station there. the sheriff's office says they found them at the 7-eleven mobil station on fruitville road in sarasota. a fuel technician came out and confirmed there were skimmers on two of the pumps. if you got gas at that station week, keep an eye on your credit card statements or simply request a new one just to be safe. >>> this morning we're hearing from the south florida girl nearly kidnapped while walking home from school wednesday. a man drove up next to the 13- year-old girl in pompano beach and asked her if she was walking home. out, grabbed her from behind suv. she says her backpack was filled with books and that stopped him from getting a good grip on her. >> i was like -- pulling his wrists away from his other. >> surveillance video here shows the teen running past a day care to her aunt's house. investigators now offering a $3,000 reward for any information leading to the suspect's arrest. >>> nike and swiss watch brand taghoyer suspended tie

mrs. clinton, she has a rally in westchester that starts in less than an hour. five boroughs later tonight. >>> a strong smell of gas elementary school. officials say students who are not allowed into the school detected. instead, the kids were sent to new utrick high school on 80th street. thankfully, nobody was hurt. the source of the gas smell is still unclear. >>> lawyers for a man accused of killing an mta bus driver while behind the wheel of a truck, rejected a plea deal. dominic is charged with second- degree murder, manslaughter, and dwi in the death of 49-year- old william pena. pena's relatives and coworkers were at the hearing this morning. >> ultimately, we want justice. william pena went to work. and what he did wrong that day was get to work on time. and his life was taken. you know, we will forever have to live with his loss. adjourned until may. >>> well, two 19-year-olds are accused of trying to use cash. they face a charge of petty larceny. the bills however, say at the top, for motion picture use only. on top of that, police say when the teens tried to run away from the scene, after passing one of

gas station and got into her parked vehicle. she trove herself to the hospital and from there she was transported to jackson memorial. buzzby is out on bond tonight. his attorney rereased a statement, mr. buzzby looks forward to the day that he can challenge the baseless allegatitis the the sheriff's office releasas a statement, too, these allegations are very disturbing. kendrick busby will be suspended without pay. throughout the course of the day we spoke with several people who live in the area. th say prostditution is a common thing around here. but they say if the allegations are true, this is an awful crime sglfrlts the deadly hollywood car accident that killed a man friend. cameras captured the moment the car came barreling inside the building. it happened monday on hollywood boulevard and 17th avenue. the impact killed 24-year-old david le more, who was not wearing a seat belt at the time. his girl trend was, and she is recovering in the hospital. >>> days before president obama's historic trip to cuba, the white houseannounced new changes to travel and trade restrictions. the fu rules will make it easier for people to travel to cuba. now americans can travel to the island fo

mr. chairman is required if you pa a water are hereto in the garage gas fumes can accommodate and the pilot light will ignite the fumes so you want to above the grouped level. >> so why not go ahead and he get started with the bracing. >> we're joined with peter from construction he'll help us >> there you have it for not a lot of 340e7b in a short time we were able to reduce the risks as you can see secure and even in a big rumble bell not going to come losses thank you for watching we'll give is one more big push as you can see with >> san francisco parking authority commission for thursday, february 4, 2016, ms. bloomer call the roll director borden director heinecke about will be oobsz director brinkman director ramos director nolan director rubke mr. chairman directors we have quorum item 3 electronic devices. any person responsible for disruption may be asked to leave the room. set cell phones on vibrate, the vibration could cause an interruption in the proceedings. turned off item 4 approval of the minutes mr. chairman a member of the public that wishes to address you patrick. >> goo

gas or oil under their properties. and who end up, you know, allegedly conspireing to just not do that. >> mr. mcclendon is the only person named so far. could there be fileup charges? in theory, at the time the alleged conspiracy was going on, all the land, all the leases would have been worth a lot more money. and in an open bidding process, one that was not rigged, these landowners could have reaped a bigger profit off the lease. >> that's the theory now. i don't know whether there will be any more indictments. i don't think we know what the doj has said is that it is continuing what has so far been a four-year investigation into potentially anti-competitive behavior in the shale patch. so time will tell. >> i'm naive about this sort of thing. is it possible -- two questions. is it possible the reason there is not a co-conspirator named or another party named, that that party is cooperating with the justice department, number one. number two, there is a history here of chesapeake being involved in, i believe criminal proceedings in michigan, having to do with similar things. is there a nexu

lauren mr abc news morning a coast guard searching for forty six year old man who fell overboard during a cruise officials say a gas all another passenger fall one hundred feet of a royal caribbean cruise ship off the coast of key largo florida officials say the man's from texas i think he fell from a state room on the navigator of the seas ship late friday night. coast guard crews have searched nine hundred forty six square nautical miles so far but have seen no sign of them are also new this morning a lucky escape for a father and daughter on a weekend trip to rhode island and the pilot told police they were on trouble. the plane crashed into a grassy area of an industrial park in new york the pilot managed to deploy the plane's parachute system which allowed the plane to drop slowly to the ground the two people on board only suffered minor injuries the faa and ntsb are investigating what caused that crash a twelve year old boys being called a hero after saving his father's life. ryan hanukkah and his son taylor were moving furniture from their washington home into a u haul when brian collapse. that's when author

husband president ronald reagan. 1005 gas in the apparatus are one of politics and entertainment at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley california where mrs. reagan will be resided with her husband in the gravesite they designed as a shared family resting place. journalist diane sawyer and tom brokaw and ronald reagan former chief of staff james baker reading scripture for speaking during the service. >> we gather here today to say goodbye to nancy davis reagan, a woman, a woman who captured the heart of a man who loves his craft, his country and his countrymen and most especially love to this remarkable woman. emily: mrs. reagan died march 6 issue is 94 job. to top measures taking the fight to the zika virus to the capital. experts say zeke is coming to the u.s. and congress needs to free up money to pay for the fight. there you are requesting a whopping $9 billion to help keep the illness that they bury meanwhile the virus has hit puerto rico where it's gotten so bad health officials have started handing out mosquito screen dimmer pond. free money. now that we have your attention listen to this. the irs says it still has $1 billion in r

mr. chairman is required if you pa a water are hereto in the garage gas fumes can accommodate and the pilotight will ignite the fumes so you want to above the grouped level. >> so why not go ahead and he get started with the bracing. >> we're joined with peter from construction he'll help us >> there you have it for not a lot of 340e7b in a short time we were able to reduce the risks as you can see secure and even in a big rumble bell not going to come losses thank you for watching we'll give is one more big push as you can see with >> we came to seven straight about 10 years ago. -- 7th street about 10 years ago. the environment is huge. it is stronger than willpower. surrounding yourself with artists, being in a culture where artists are driving, and where a huge amount of them is a healthy environment. >> you are making it safer. push, push. that is better. when i start thinking, i see it actually -- sometimes, i do not see it, but when i do, it is usually from the inside out. it is like watching something being spawned. you go in, and you begin to work, excavate, play with the dancers,

husband president ronald reagan. 1005 gas in the apparatus are one of politics and entertainment at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley california where mrs. reagan will be resided with her husband in the gravesite they designed as a shared family resting place. journalist diane sawyer and tom brokaw and ronald reagan former chief of staff james baker reading scripture for speaking during the service. >> we gather here today to say goodbye to nancy davis reagan, a beautiful, smart and gracious woman, a woman who captured the craft, his country and his countrymen and most especially love to this remarkable woman. emily: mrs. reagan died march 6 issue is 94 job. to top measures taking the fight to the zika virus to the capital. experts say zeke is coming to the u.s. and congress needs to free up money to pay for the fight. there you are requesting a whopping $9 billion to help keep the illness that they bury meanwhile the virus has hit puerto rico where it's gotten so bad health officials have started handing out mosquito screen dimmer pond. free money. now that we have your attention listen to this. the irs says it still has $1 billion in

mr. clark: it is going to be a little bit more of a challenge for producers this time around. we do borrowing base we determinations for oil and gas 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' perspective. now that we are 18 months plus into the downturn, it becomes more difficult to convince the credit committee that we need to get the pro

mr. t are among those to attend. the funeral will be friday and buried next to her husband at the presidential library in simi valley, california. >>> firefighters are recovering after an natural gas explosion. it was inside a restaurant. as they arrived the building exploded. the blast caused a fire, shattered glass windows. solve officials say nine firefighters were hurt with cuts and bruises. if there was an issue with gas to the building or something inside the building that caused it to explode. >>> two baltimore school police officers are charged after slapping and kicking a teen. it was caught on cell phone video. one was hitting the teen, the other stands by. the two are charged with assault and misconduct. the school district has a police force, separate from the police force. the chief has reportedly gone on leave now. >>> nasa's mission is live. they plan to launch in 2018. a lander was supposed to lift off this month but was sidelined in december because of a leak in an instrument. they did not have time to repair or redesign the device. it aims to you study the interior by drilling into the planet. and 2018 may is the next they only have a few weeks every two years ba

mr. chairman is required if you pa a water are hereto in the garage gas fumes can accommodate and the pilot light will ignite the fumes so you want to above the grouped level. >> so why not go ahead and he get started with the bracing. >> we're joined with peter from construction he'll help us >> there you have it for not a lot of 340e7b in a short time we were able to reduce the risks as you can see secure and even in a big rumble bell not going to come losses thank you for watching we'll give is one more big push as you can see with four people pushing it is very sa safe. t >>>> >> one more big push as you can see with four people pushing it is very safe. >> t one more big push as you can see with four people pushing it is very safe. >> >> good morning everybody. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors budget and finance sub-committee for wednesday march 2, 2016. my name is mark farrell. i am the chair of the committee. i am joined by supervisor norman yee. our vice member katy tang will join us shortly and i know supervisor david campos is here for one of the items today. i wou

regulates electric, natural gas and telecommunications companies in the district of columbia president obama is in argentina for the first state visit by a u.s. president since 1997. mrama will meet with the country's president this morning. he hopes to strengthen ties between the two countries after years of tension. they will meet at the historic peak presidential offices. the president will host a presidential dinner while in argentina. >>> three, two -- emission, and liftoff. >> an awesome sight there. right now, thousands of pounds of food, supplies and a 3d prirc printer of headed to the international space station. that rocket took off from cape canaveral. it appears this will be a successful fly mission after a series of failed launches over the next few years. there's another launch scheduled for next month. >>> d.c. nato owen danoff continues to would you the judges on "the voice." he va the winner is on. >> owen is going to move on to the knockout. >> news4 spent some time at home with owen and his grammy winning father bill danoff, his father had the hit "afternoon delight" for john denver. a bit of a different path on national television. congratulations

mr. magoo sometimes. he gets very confused in a hand with politics. it is amazing how many mistakes, talk about gaps, right. this guy has been a gasrsement on friday. it reminds you getting endorsed by somebody could be a double edged sword. they bring stuff but could bring stuff you don't want. carson has brought a lot of ridicule to the trump campaign. >> it was interesting because when they had the press conference together trump and carson said i'm going to have him do something on education because he's an expert on that. no doubt he's had a ton of education. you have to to become a neuro surgeon. brilliant guy. i'm wondering what does ben carson know that we don't about what he would be doing in a trump administration. >> you know, gretchen, i like to say presidential endorsements are the fruit salad of life. >> i found that before. >> ben carson is one of the most unique individuals i've seen in the political arena. he's a likely incredible guy. he's doing exactly what people who love donald trump love what he does which is tells it like it is. doesn't speak like a politician. he answered the question honestly and people ea

mr. chinn by a studenty athlete will continue." the nationwide search begins immediately. >> calvin: coming up, a skimming scheme on miami beach. thieves targeting a gas station, and it was all caught on camera. >> janine: hot wheels as a car bursts into flames any parking lot. the nick of time. >> calvin: and some really crazy video as a car goes airborne after a chain reaction crash. and it was caught on camera. >> janine: and a fisherman with quite the shark tale, the geico motorcycle, (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. >> janine: right now detectors investigating a shooting near fort lauderdale. this was the keen earlier today. sky 10 above northwest 30th avenue and 1st street where police say a man was shot at several times. the victim has been identified as 38-year-old tanners mason. police were able to track down the suspected suv involved and there appears to