we're looking for a young couple from north dakota, late teens to mid-20s. they may have recently been married. we're seeing that alcohol plays a significant role in these crimes. it's allowing them to kill freely and recklessly. our unsubs are killing surrogates who represent those responsible for deep-seated wounds. now, these two most likely met at alcohol support. and they get a sexual charge out of the kill. prentiss: the change from gas station to alcohol support meetings suggests one of them might have a slight moral compass that led them to get help. rossi: ultimately, we believe one of the pair is a sociopath, while the other is a psychopath. what's really the difference? they're similar pathologies, but a sociopath is less likely to participate in criminal activity and can be lured by a dominant, while a psychopath is a consummate leader and likely to engage and destroy anyone in their way. the most recent attack was 12 hours ago, which means they're most likely heading west of helena and towards idaho. all surrounding areas should be on alert. syd

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the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. mr. conrad: madam president, i want to come to the floor to discuss the question of extending the payroll tax cut ct dealing with unemployment insurance, dealing with compensation for doctors who treat medicare patients. also addressing the question of the alternative minimum tax and, of course, the other tax extenders as well. because these -- this is a key moment for the country. as i expressed earlier, as senator thune was addressing the body, i personally do not believe that keystone pipeline should hold us back. this is something upon which i think we could get broad agreement. and especially if the language is as the senator has represented and as senator hoeven has assured me, that it permits the state of nebraska to reroute that line so the ogallala aquifer is not in danger, it is, in my judgment, entirely in the national interest to get the keystone pipeline advanced. so that should not be the thing that hangs us up. as we look at things that are holding back the economy, unemplo

and up in north dakota from the floods. and when i was flying over north dakota, had the opportunity with the general and a couple congressmen. and as we're flying over, and it was just cresting. in looking at the damages, the general is explaining how many homes and businesses were damaged. in sort of a side mentioned we've really done a good job and haven't lost any lives and working hard, and we saved the school and did this and did that. later i went and talked to the mayor and governor and police, fire, e.m.s. folks and chiefs and command staffs and a lot of people that had been working on fighting the flood in north dakota for literally -- much longer, but this part of it for two weeks. and sometimes i think we miss things and we forget things. but for total devastation, they did not lose one life. that is incredible. if you can view the damage that happened there. and the reason that is, is because they prepared. they took the time. they were exhausted. but they saved lives. devastating, it will take years to rebuild

i was formerly governor of north dakota.while i was governor, transcanada built the keystone pipeline. now they are working to build the keystone x.l. pipeline. well, let's walk through that time line for just a minute. first, let's start with the keystone pipeline. that project was initially applied for permit on april 19, 2006. the final environmental impact statement was issued two years later -- actually, less than two years later. it was issued january 11, 2008. so in less than two years, this project, very similar, less than two years, they got a final environmental impact statement, and within 60 days, amazingly enough, within 60 days after that final environmental impact statement, it was signed off and approved by the state department, had final approval. all right. so all within a two-year process for that project. well, now let's talk about the keystone x.l. project. all right. keystone x.l., transcanada, same company is building it. same company is building both projects. they filed for a state department preside

north dakota and nebraska into the republican column.getting to four is a lot tougher. you have virginia, you have montana. you have missouri. nevada, which we were just talking about. those are all coin-tosses right now and to the democrats' credit they have been raising a ton of money for their incumbents, or even their challengers, and they have a pretty formidable organizations around these candidates and have been drawing a lot of races to a tie despite being battered by ads by cross roads coming outside. >> let me go to ohio. i'm a big sherrod brown fan. sherrod brown looks like the perfect labor democratic senator in ohio. if he can't win and hold that seat when he does everything right in tezmr of labor issues, tax issues, middle class issues, how can he lose? he's such the perfect democrat for that state? >> i -- >> christina, please. >> roll call has this rated that it is a seat that is probably going to remain in democratic hands. for all the reasons that you outline, he's got a pretty strong organization. the republican likel

and it's a bird it's a plane no it's a predator drone but this isn't afghanistan it's north dakota and police forces aren't looking for terrorists they're spying on your neighbors welcome to a police state usa. it's tuesday december thirteenth five pm in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching artsy well we begin with the crisis in the euro zone and the black sheep of the e.u. is shaking things up even more this after u.k. prime minister david cameron vetoed a treaty dreamed up by germany's marco and france's sarkozy the treaty was designed to save the euro the currency that is now on the brink of collapse but the u.k. is the only country of the twenty seven members to vote against the proposal cameron argues that the treaty takes an unprecedented amount of power away from the individual countries and transfers it to brussels and he doesn't want brinson be a part of it while one leader of the u.k. never wanted to have any part of the euro plan to begin with nigel farage the leader of the u.k. independence party thinks the euro project is a disaster and he's not afraid to let h

look at these rescuers as they try to save this puppy in north dakota. >>> blues why moms across the country are going after target, the discrimination they say they are facing. >>> teenagers fighting off a cold or a flu are in for serious changes at the pharmacy. we'll explain coming up. >>> colder temps and calmer wind for thursday but how does the weekend look? we have the forecast coming up in a few ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 32 degrees and partly cloudy in central maryland. the weather forecast is coming up. >>> a federal judge orders the u.s. government to pay up after a fighter jet plows into a home in san diego, the government has been ordered to pay $17.8 million for emotional and monetary loss. four family members inside of the house died when the jet crashed back in 2008. the marine corps said a series of mistake led to the accident. >> the ousted leader was wheeled into the courthouse on a stretcher. but the trial was adjourned until next week. there was hundreds of protesters killed and the former president is charged with abuse of power. >>> three miners are pulled to s

nelson county north dakota sure tell young q. was looking for six missing child approached them before but three or brought two brothers chase them away don't you call the highway patrol swat team a bald one and a predator drone operated by u.s. customs border protection the drug was uses available property and sold abroad for brothers were observed to be in our business want to do business to make the rest yes that really happened in undermanned a multimillion dollar drone was reportedly used to help local police track down stolen cows and their owners so what is happening in the u.s. and is this a sign of things to come well to get some answers to these questions and more i was joined by the always outspoken alex jones ask him i asked him why in the world are police in north dakota using drones to spy on u.s. citizens here's what he had to say. well that's because this is their prime enemy and prime target our country has been taken over by goldman sachs the same folks who've taken over europe they publicly are are setting up a

hunt down terrorists in the middle east so what the heck are they doing circling the skies over north dakota. and republican say these so-called millionaire's surtax will be the death knell for small businesses but guess what small business owners are saying not so much. you need to know this over the weekend fifty five patriots were arrested early morning raid in the occupy san francisco encampment that means the number of patriots arrested as part of the occupy wall street movement across america is nearing five and a half thousand with still zero banks toure's in jail. but that's not enough to take the movement off the streets today we saw a massive day of action up and down the west coast as the movement occupy the ports building off last month's successful occupation of the port of oakland that shut down the fifth busiest port in the nation today ports in los angeles long beach portland anchorage seattle and tacoma were turning at the long beach port several hundred demonstrators blocked trucks outside a shipping company it was partly owned by goldman sachs ports in oakland were disrupt

the largest crude oil production increase is taking place in north dakota and texas. production in north dakota formation as rapidly increasing in recent years and enabled the technology advances and horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing. ethanol production supported by federal policy and higher gasoline prices. among the largest declines in production have been alaska and california. despite lower u.s. imports, u.s. imports from canada have increased by 20% since 2005 to 2011, aided by growth in oil sands output. accounting for about a quarter of u.s. imports canada is now the largest foreign source of oil. meanwhile, import volumes of opec have fallen. opec countries continue to account for half of u.s. imports. most of that whoever comes from members of sight of the persian gulf and venezuela and nigeria, for example. there's a broad set of issues to consider here, i will briefly cover three. first, the impact of high energy prices investment, technology development and policy incentives are not limited to oil. if you're driving for instance rapid growth and

and right now like north dakota does, they have to truck out all their crude oil they produce in north dakota because there's no pipeline. has the national wildlife association or the apollo license have they done anything from the safety in tanker cars on rail or trucking, oil out as compared to a pipeline? 'cause we've heard that 87 times likely to have an accident if you truck it out and i don't know what it is for rail cars. but i know everything i've learned all these years is that it's so much safer to be in a pipeline than it is on a tanker truck on the road or even a tank car on a train. do you know if the wildlife federation -- i know it's not the first time we've gone over sensitive wetlands, for example? >> sure. and i think during my time as leaders of these organizations, our primary focus was to consider other alternative energy solutions that a tank truck or a pipeline was not an issue. when you're talking about extracting oil from algae, when you're talking about growing biofuels projects. when you're talking about electric cars and energy efficient vehicles, you do not

and up in north dakota from the floods. and when i was flying over and when i was flying over north dakota, had the

bakkan region up in north dakota to u.s. refineries, 700,000 barrels of oil headed to some other place around the world that will benefit from it. and just as importantly if not more importantly, 700,000 barrels of oil that the united states will have to import from some other country around the world that perhaps isn't nearly as friendly as our neighbors to the north. as i said, this is not a -- this isn't complicated. this is a pretty straightforward issue and one where i don't think there is anything but support from the states that are impacted by this, anything but support from the leadership, the political leadership at the state level and local levels. and clearly, i'm not suggesting that this is -- there is no project that has unanimous support and there are people who oppose this as there are people who oppose almost anything that happens in this country, but the huge majority of people i think in the states who are impacted by this see this as -- for what it is, a positive, forward-looking project that would addres

it includes dramatic reenactments and seeds of wild areas of montana, north dakota, wyoming, and oregon, that the youthful sacajawea new. the last program is "gallery, the national museum of native americans." this charts the unveiling of the first smithsonian museum exclusively devoted to american indians. the grand unveiling on the national mall coincided with a six-day outdoor first american festival and native nations festival and the colorful opening day ceremony that is captured in the film began with a native nation's recession, which was the largest gathering of native people in modern history. both gallery and a journey of sacajawea will be airing on sunday, november 20. i know we want to get to our heroes, and i want to congratulate all the heroes while i am up here. thank you for being here and thank you for giving kqed an opportunity to co-sponsor the event. [applause] >> how many native americans and do we have out there, by a show of hands? how about a big round of applause for yourselves. [applause] good to see all of you. pow wow on sunday, independence high school. we b

jon: they are really good folks in north dakota. yeah, as long as you dress for it, right? alicia acuna, thank you. jenna: makes us a little guilty out here on the east coast. we haven't really gotten below what, 40 degrees recently and it is already december. >>> so many of us have been affected one way or another by this disease. now there is a break-through offering new hope for people with breast cancer, the new drug being called the biggest advancement in treatment for breast cancer in more than a decade. we'll talk about that coming up. plus new video of lava from an erupting volcano flowing through through or toward a housing development. we'll tell you why people in the area just aren't too worried about all this just ahead. le bit of trepidation, not quite knowing what the next phase was going to be, you know, because you been, you know, this is what you had been doing. you know, working, working, working, working, working, working. and now you're talking about, well you know, i won't be, and i get the chance to spend more time with my wife and my kids. it's my wor

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the souris river in north dakota crested at historic levels.more than 11-thousand people evacuated. many returned to find their homes destroyed. "devastating, heartbreaking, heart-wrrnching." springtime also ushered in deadly tornadoes. there were 201 confirmed twisters over four days in late april. more than 320 people died in six states."we just took a tour, and i've got to ay i've never seen devastation like this." but there was more devastation to come. the deadliest single tornado in the u-s touched down in joplin, missouri on may 22nd. the e-5 killed at least 157 people and decimated the midwest town. the hurricane season was quiet until a storm named irene set its sights on the u-s. irene made landfall as a category one hurricane near cape lookout, north carolina in late october. some of the worst flooding from irene was much farther north.. in land-locked vermont. irene was responsible for more the 40 deaths and more than one billion dollars inndamage over 12 states. hurricane season wasn't over yet and pprts of the northeast were facin

>>trace: thank you, phil, from north dakota. -- from florida. >> and there is a plan to monitor blogs and twitter and facebook by the government, and privacy advocates question this claiming that the agents will flag you for typing certain words such as "infection," "outbreak," or "illegal immigrant." and our former prosecutor from houston, and from atlanta, defense attorney. is this good? you get the government, now, is "friending" us on facebook and following us on twitter in the name of national security or too much of an invasion of privacy? >>guest: this is absolutely good. after the arab spring, if our government isn't watching everything that is going on on the intent, we should be offended. they are protecting us. and facebook is based on the "look at me," here i am i drive there kind of car, i'm going on vacation next week, people are screaming at you, saying, look at me, we should be looking at them and if we can fool them t get on their facebook page they don't deserve constitutional protection if they are that stupid. this is important to our country and our safety. >>trac

mickey matthews and james madison on the road at north dakota state.ison just too much in the end. mcmorton runs for a 60 yard touchdown. north dakota state defeats james madison, 26-14. college basketball. georgetown hosting the new jersey institute of technology. thompson finishes with a career six three-pointers and and game-high 20 points. hoyas crush the highlanders, 84-44. georgetown improves 7-1. virginia beats longwood. 86-53. and george mason beats townsend. 65-53. that's your sports minute. i'm hakim dermish. have a great day. >>> the time now is 9:26. 85-year-old woman claims she was strip searched at the airport. the tsa, though, telling a very different story. we're going to bring you both sides of that story when we return >> that's right. also ahead -- >> i start screaming bloody murder, 911, police. >> terrifying moments for several georgetown students after they discover intruders in their homes. this morning those students are discussing their ordeals in a news 4 exclusive. ♪ [ male announcer ] from our nation's networks... ♪ ...to ou

. >> in my home state of the north dakota, there is an oil boom and in a town in williston, they areaying 23 dollars an hour. there is economic growth. you have to concentrate. the wage situation will take care of itself . we need economic growth policy. >> morgan, do we need it or not. >> i have to remind everyone that minimum wage is put in place to squelch web shop. we should increase the minimum wage . so much is inconclusive. so many different reports say so many different things. poverty rate is up and housing income is down sevenpercent and cost of the living has risen. we talked about this last week on the show. we do need to raise the minimum wage. and the it puts more money in the hands of workers. >> and you have an antidote of your own, go ahead. >> san francisco, which you mentioned in the top is a unique place, and i know several small business owners in the city. the city is booming. start ups are popping up on a daily basis downtown. rents are high and hard to get a reservation on tuesday night. you talk to restaurant owners and sal owners. they have good business but

it happened recently in north dakota where a local sheriff arrested family in a disputes over cattlend in an alleged confrontation where sheriff deputies. jane harmon served on the intelligent subcommittee and said that the drones could allow police to violent constitutional protections against reasonable searches. >> i think it's beyond the mandate that congress gave the border patrol to use along our border. we're talking about drones being used over american cities or in rural areas over the homes of law abiding americans potentially. >> reporter: congress needs to debate the appropriateness which she says was never discussed. however, a custom spokesperson said eight sections give the authority law to use the drone in place of local police. the cameras are similar to those used by the fixed wing aircraft and helicopters which has been supporting law enforcement officers for years. the drones can stay airborne for up to 20 hours. >> casey, thank you. >>> coming up next, minnesota's biggest school district bans teaches from talking about homosexuality in the classroom. wait until y

this has been a weak snow season across much of the country, including fargo, north dakota. they got some measurable snow. not a whole lot. the plows are working and looks like they are enjoying that snow because much of the country is so far up north where it hasn't had a chance to produce snow for a will the of those mountains and ski resorts. all right, in our area, what are we expecting? temperatures in the mid 50s around downtown. 51 in arlington. college park at 52 degrees. in reston at 48 degrees. if you have dinner plans tonight, a jacket will be required. but not the really heavy duty jacket. so, it's going to be mild for the weekend. i'm calling it crazy cold. tonight, not as cold. mild and breezy for your saturday. dry for your new year's eve and get ready for that arctic air to come in. not a bad idea to get those humidifiers. you may want to use them for next week. late tonight, a slight chance for some light showers to go through. they won't be lasting that long and again, it's only a slight chance. saturday, we should be dry through new year's eve. another mil

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