the verdict just came out that the jury has found zadarias platt guilty on all charges. >> platt is convicted of murder. feticide and aggravated assault. judge peters gives him two consecutive life sentences. judge peters makes another decision as well. he does not press assault charges against carter. >> anybody can relate to somebody that had a member of your family that they had actually executed and also a baby, then you can understand his emotions. and judges, we may be tough, act tough, but we have compassion, too. >> my sister was wonderful. she was wonderful. she was so good. she didn't deserve this. >> coming up, a reporter on assignment becomes part of the story. >> i'm just trying to keep a distance from that as i back pedal down the sidewalk. >> when "caught on camera: fury" returns. >>> i don't have to [ bleep ]. this is public. >> a local news reporter and his camerawoman are attacked while filming a sidewalk memorial. >> what you going to do? what you going to do? >> and the whole frenetic scene is caught on camera. >> i have encountered angry and violent people. but this explo

i was there that the dedication of the platt was unveiled.

i was there that the dedication of the platt was unveiled. this was a very moving experience.re representing the department along with the rest of the staff. i had some pictures i've brought along to share. this is of the volunteers -- -- with the interior of the store. my husband and i stayed on for the senior camp, which is a success, and i just wanted to tell you about one of the successes. normally i come before with a lot of complaints but this is going very well. >> we have time for one more. >> morning, mr. president. i am here on behalf of the friends of joe dimaggio playground and the over 1000 north beach residents who support the plan for the new library. last week, the board of supervisors ruled unanimously to approve of this project. with the funding secure, we have to move forward on the playground innovation. i asked to approve this resolution, to extend this for the renovation of the playground. on a different matter, from the parents and children who use the playground, i would like to thank the general manager for finding a way to reopen the clubhouse. this i

platts of pennsylvania. mr. platts: thank you for yielding. i would like to add my words of great thanks to chairman young who has been a great lead for the doing right by our brave men and women in uniform especially those who have suffered traumatic brain injury. we are indebted to you and your staff for your great leadershipism yield back. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey yields back. for what purpose does the gentlelady from north carolina rise? ms. foxx: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 61 printed in the congressional record offered by ms. foxx of north carolina. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for five minutes. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, what sets the united states apart from many other countries that have lots of resources are our values and that we are a nation of laws. we may not agree with all of our laws but they are the laws of our land and not even the president can decide which laws to enforce and which not to enforc

. >> reporter: however, linda rayfield, oil analyst with platts, says the calendar points to higher prices. >> you should start to see a pick up in demand. traditionally you see that throughout the third quarter. then it really starts to get stronger at the onset of the fourth quarter, because what you will get is the tail end of driving season. with household budgets already stretched, even people with cheap commutes are paying close attention to prices. >> i have really started to think about gas prices when thinking about vacation. i'm going to be going on a road trip very soon and i've actually decided to fly one leg of the journey. >> reporter: but today his $5 fill-up is not earning much sympathy. erika miller, "nightly business report," new york. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: weekly jobless claims, and the june reports on producer prices and retail sales. and it's a big day for earnings. google and j.p. morgan chase are scheduled to report. the bank's earnings are expected to be up about 11% thanks to an improving stock market. a key player in the government's i

platts: i rise today in support of h.r. 2560. it is important for the president and congress to reach a final agreement on the debt ceiling that helps restore fiscal responsibility in washington, honors america's obligations, and puts our nation back on the path to prosperity. it is clear that our economy will continue to stggle until washinon demonsttes the ability to get our spending and our debt under control. and as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff has stated, our national debt is the biggest threat to our national security. the cut, cap and balance bill before us address our nation's spending and debt challenges in a manner that stops delaying hard decisions. we immediately cut spender by over $100 billion. we cap spending in future years in less than 20% of g.d.p. and send a balanced budget amendment for states for ratification. at $14 trillion and counting, our national debt currently is quickly approaching 100% of g.d.p. the fedal government is borrowing 40 cents of every dollar it spends. america cannot continue

rod krukro is chief editor of electricity for trade publisher platts. >> one reason is there was so much what they call demand disruption during the recession of 2008, and much of that has not returned. so the level at which consumers were demanding electricity, say, in 2005, 2006 or 2007 is not the same today in 2011, and it may not be back to that level for another year or two. >> tom: crops and livestock from texas to the upper midwest are suffering. joe white is watching his corn fields in northern illinois. >> it is starting to show signs of stress. the corn leaves are starting to roll in the afternoon, and then we are starting to see soybean plants wilt in the early afternoon. so that's an indication that it's under stress. >> tom: corn prices are much higher than last summer, but they haven't jumped significantly since the heat wave blew in. one industry that may welcome the high temps is the movie business, hoping people seek a dark theater to cool off. compared to this time last year, box office revenues are down 7%. >> susie: coming up, putting all that hot sun to use, by build

retirement from big club game but said then he wasn't quitting the national squad however head coach david platt stated over the weekend the guard is arts of the upcoming finals but did not see this by a reason or whether he is out for good news though is that you just forward under curling and will travel to make you. plenty of reasons to celebrate for american nick watney during the country's fourth of july holiday to california in winning the eighteen thousand national title just moving it to the top ten in the world golf rankings what me share the overall lead with ricky fowler keeping his eyes on the prize in the final round the thirty year old playing at see if mostly just for birdies though he could have had an eagle here on the sixteenth co-leader follower though only able to maintain his position ending the day nine shots off the lead the twenty two year old bunker shot on the second hole sealing past everyone so california want it closes on the event while k.j. choi and seconds to shots back us where he finished whatley pocketing one point one million dollars just in time for america's

. >> the platt river is rising quickly because it cannot drain into the already swollen missouri river. it dropped 15 feet in 12 hours on monday. the number of roads and highways -- a number of roads and highways are already closed. crews are already building a temporary highway. >> i was about to say, good morning, everyone. great weather. you can open the windows at night and turned the air conditioning off. the humidity is only 23%. that is great for the beginning of july. the numbers look impressive. if you consider the low humidity, it is great. 92 downtown. the normal for today is 86. we dropped into the 50's in some neighborhoods. tonight, it will be comfortable again. after sunset, you can turn the air conditioning off an open the windows. the temperatures will drop after the sun goes down. 82 in parkton. clear skies out there. a beautiful evening. nothing to talk about at home. we are watching the storm system in the midwest that will do a couple of things. it will increase the chance for rain and will provide some warmer and more humid conditions. the humidity is going to go

about who the platts abbas was. the question is is if there applies abbas? agent but ban said he is in mexico and the platts abbas expects $70,000 worth of guns. now you are saying no part of the strategy was allowing guns to go to mexico. >> the strategy wasn't to allow guns to go to mexico. >> what did agent mcmahon just say? who else participated in this? >> i ask unanimous consent the gentleman be allowed to have another 30 seconds. that implies a certain point in time it moves beyond your agency. what does that mean with regard to that? what other participants were there? >> there other agencies involve. >> what other agencies were involved in this? >> in this investigation there were full partners in this case, homeland security investigations and we have the internal revenue service and assistance at some level from dea. >> are you saying dea, irs and dice all knew about this program? to participate in the oath of that? >> that participate in the investigation. >> where they go where the guns were being walke

meantime, the prime minister neighboring iraq told the senior iranian dip platte of his desire for strongeromic bonds between the nation and iran's vice president told reporters he wants to push relations from iraq and iran to higher levels. >> duchess and duke of cambridge visited slave lake where 7,000 people were driven from their homes. some residents say the visit lifted their spirits. they're expected in california on friday. >>> and in london, crowds started to gather in advance of tomorrow's premier of the eighth and likely final harry potter movie. hundreds jammed in with blanket and sleeping bags ready to spend the night. some traveled as far away as australia to see the film. >>> a rally today in san francisco as doctors, nurses and health care workers all gathered out of st. luke's hospital in hopes of saving the institution that sevens low- income patients. cpmc says it might have to close the hospital unless the city backs off on demands for an expensive community improvement plan. the city wants to the hospital to promise the improvements in exchange for granting approval to

meantime, the prime minister neighboring iraq told the senior iranian dip platte of his desire for strongeromic bonds between the nation and iran's vice president told reporters he wants to push relations from iraq and iran to higher levels. >> duchess and duke of cambridge visited slave lake where 7,000 people were driven from their homes. some residents say the visit lifted their spirits. they're expected in california on friday. >>> and in london, crowds started to gather in advance of tomorrow's premier of the eighth and likely final harry potter movie. hundreds jammed in with blanket and sleeping bags ready to spend the night. some traveled as far away as australia to see the film. >>> a rally today in san francisco as doctors, nurses and health care workers all gathered out of st. luke's hospital in hopes of saving the institution that sevens low- income patients. cpmc says it might have to close the hospital unless the city backs off on demands for an expensive community improvement plan. the city wants to the hospital to promise the improvements in exchange for granting approval to

la platt ta coming in around the mid to upper 80s.s is going to change right now nothing going on on live digital doppler radar. over the next couple days, i think we're going to see scattered storms, it's all because of a frontal boundary. this front has been draped down to our south over the last 24 hours. light showers yesterday, most of the storminess is well down toward the south in the carolinas, that front will move back to the north tomorrow, we'll see a little disturbance move along it. with that, we'll see a chance for showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. we're not going to see anything severe. kind of what we expect during the month of july in the middle of the summer. partly sunny this evening, warm and humid. 83 to 88 degrees, winds on the light side this evening. warm and humid once again. 66 to 74. 74 degrees in the city, you're going to start off on a very warm note. tomorrow afternoon, partly sunny, hot and humid once again, scattered afternoon thunderstorms, temperatures 88 to 92 degrees. if we see a little cloud cove

about who the platts abbas was.uestion is is if there applies abbas? agent but ban said he is in mexico and the platts abbas expects $70,000 worth of guns. now you are saying no part of the strategy was allowing guns to go to mexico. >> the strategy wasn't to allow guns to go to mexico. >> what did agent mcmahon just say? who else participated in this? >> i ask unanimous consent the gentleman be allowed to have another 30 seconds. that implies a certain point in time it moves beyond your agency. what does that mean with regard to that? what other participants were there? >> there other agencies involve. >> what other agencies were involved in this? >> in this investigation there were full partners in this case, homeland security investigations and we have the internal revenue service and assistance at some level from dea. >> are you saying dea, irs and dice all knew about this program? to participate in the oath of that? >> that participate in the investigation. >> where they go where the guns were being walked to m

a ceramic i had the privilege of my eighth job going to the meetings are his unit was located but platt ihop the units are off doing an exercise we fail to meet my left and now stands at zero psychopaths my mailing address a wild ride the ridiculous slater's s.a. unit to unit mail so they would not cut off routed back to the united states. but we found that so it would take a month instead of two weeks. we saw each other and it was great because i feel very privileged to have that opportunity to see him but it is hard to describe it as romantic. [laughter] >> host: i started to laugh when you describe that. >> guest: my has been took one of the hon the end we drove to the front lines of kuwait and just looked out into the desert realized the absurdity of the situation sitting there looking over into iraq in what would be in front of us knowing we would soon cross the threshold into iraq. bits was interesting and like something out of a movie. very surreal. >> host: when you're has been to left first coming you were at 29 palms and don't give that a very good rating by the way. i am from

who disappeared while he and members of a department were trying to rescue a girl from the north platterl was rescued the team discovered gross was missing. the sheriff's department says they will not stop looking until they find him. >>> residents in the northeast are cleaning up this morning after severe thunderstorms slammed through the area overnight. in white plains, new york, high winds caused this tree to smash right through a home. there wasn't anyone inside at the time. then in greenwich, connecticut, thousands were left in the dark after toppled trees knocked down power lines there. and lightning started nearly a dozen brush fires in reno, nevada, friday night. one of the largest outbreaks near keystone canyon burned at least 100 acres. at one point the fire was very close to one residential neighborhood but thankfully heavy rain doused most of the flames and no homes were damaged. >>> queen elizabeth's granddaughter zara phillips is getting married in scotland. somewhat less lavish than the previous royal wedding. you know what i'm talking about. among the guests, the queen h

occasions for its messaging platt -- to build the applications for its messaging platform. ftc is looking into claims that the company is trying to buy or block the competition. >>> now appearing on twitter! this man, vice president joe biden. his handle is @vp and already has more than 6500 followers. he isn't following anyone yet not even president obama. biden's first tweet a 4th of july message from himself and wife jill asking americans to take a little time to think about the u.s. troops. >> i think that's unbelievable. he is not following anybody, even the boss. >> do you tweet a lot? >> i do. >> eye more of a voyeur. i like to see what's everyone else is doing. >> you're not following me and i'm not following you. >> we need to follow each other. >> this is rude. >> okay. >> okay. >> very good. >> point made. >>> 5:51. new research shedding light on autism this morning. how it could all be connected to a mother's age and health. >>> plus, maria shriver could expect some big bucks for her side of the story. the record amount she could bring in, in a major book deal c

a reporter with platts. jennifer ewell is deputy director of the office of nuclear regulatory research and a guest of the speaker today. over the podium, melissa charbonneau with news media and our very capable speakers committee chair. we will skip over the speaker for a moment. rod kukro is chief editor with platts member of the press club speakers committee organizing today's event. dan frumkin is team leader with the nrc fire protection branson also a guest of the speaker. ayesha rothko is a reporter with reuters. mike sore hand is a reporter with "greenwire" and a member of for national press club award. maria reese seo is washington bureau chief with the fort worth star-telegram and now you can give them a round of applause, please. [applause] before march 11 earthquake and ensuing tsunami triggered disaster at the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant in northern japan, it seemed as if the prospects were looking bright for revival of the nuclear industry in the united states. in fact at a time of deep polit

platts: i rise today in support of h.r. 2560. it is important for the president and congress to reach a final agreement on the debt ceiling that helps restore fiscal responsibility in washington, honors america's obligations, and puts our nation back on the path to prosperity. it is clear that our economy will continue to struggle until washington demonstrates the ability to get our spending and our debt under control. and as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff has stated, our national debt is the biggest threat to our national security. the cut, cap, and balance bill before us addresses our nation's spending and debt challenges in a manner that stops delaying hard decisions. we immediately cut spender by over $100 billion. we cap spending in future years in less than 20% of g.d.p. and send a balanced budget amendment for states for ratification. at $14 trillion and counting, our national debt currently is quickly approaching 100% of g.d.p. the federal government is borrowing 40 cents of every dollar it spends. america cann

platts: i rise today in support of h.r. 2560. it is important for the president and congress to reach a final agreement on the debt ceiling that helps restore fiscal responsibility in washington, honors america's obligations, and puts our nation back on the path to prosperity. it is clear that our economy will continue to struggle until washington demonstrates the ability to get our spending and our debt under control. and as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff has stated, our national debt is the biggest threat to our national security. the cut, cap, and balance bill before us addresses our nation's spending and debt challenges in a manner that stops delaying hard decisions. we immediately cut spender by over $100 billion. we cap spending in future years in less than 20% of g.d.p. and send a balanced budget amendment for states for ratification. at $14 trillion and counting, our national debt currently is quickly approaching 100% of g.d.p. the federal government is borrowing 40 cents of every dollar it spends. america cann

the bomb maker was a saudi who sources tell fox was also behind the cargo printer bomb platte last fallcases they used a nonmetallic explosive that defies conventional screening procedures and that let to the controversial pat-down policy by the tsa at the air force. our reporting has shown that the anwar al-awlaki lack was the middleman. he coached the underwear bomber on how to avoid western survey license and western style security. u.s. officials have told me that the nonmetallic explosive has not only changed the face of airline security, but the last two failed plots has helped them raise money and recruit new operatives. patti ann: what more can you tell us about this warning. >> reporter: while the intelligence is not described to fox as specific or imminent the warning that was set out by the tsa, they recently air carriers and foreign partners to provide insight indicating the interest of terrorists to target aviation due to the recent security in years. they have interest in pursuing ways to further conceal explosives. they say there is nothing new or imminent, i i think this

cuban-american relations and i am particularly concerned with things like batista and castro and the plattmendment going back that far? >> he did not write a great deal at all about cuban-american relayings for very good reason. he made his home in cuba, he wanted to keep his home in cuba and he was very much afraid of putting his foot in the wrong camp. so, whenever he made public statements about it, they were very carefully considered to say absolutely as little as possible. he ran into trouble with batista whose men actually came on his property with weapons, shot his dogs, he may have been having rather clandestine meetings with castro. he was supportive of the revolution. he felt that it was something that needed to happen and i was going to happen, but very verks careful no not to say anything t could affect his u.s. citizenship. >> you are looking at archive footage of cuba during the period we are talking about, the 1950's and 1960's. here you have a reporter, first person observer in the midst of all this upheaval in cuba and nothing being written about it. you are shaking your h

platt zow to speak on this for as much time as he may consume. the chair: the gentleman from mississippi is recognized. mr. palazzo: thank you for yielding. i'd like to thank chairwoman biggert for her leadership on this issue. i rise today in strong support of the re-authorization of the national flood insurance reform act. as a representative of the katrina-devastated mississippi gulf coast, i understand both the importance of the national flood insurance program, you -- but also the need for its reform. i've introduced two amendments to the bill which will be part of the en bloc amendment. the first cost to the newly created technical mapping advisory council to include members from coastal or other high-risk flood areas. this assures that the advisory council has members that are not just technical experts but have experienced firsthand the hardship and heartbreak catastrophic flooding and damage causes families and communities. my other amendment allows any claimant to obtain from the administrator any engineering reports or other documents

the district of columbia and maryland, the bronx and harlem river watersheds in new york, the south platte river in denver, the los angeles river watershed, the lake pontchartrain area in new orleans and the northwest indiana area. all areas in drastic need of attention. the subcommittee report charged e.p.a. with reprioritizing funds to begin the program in fiscal year 2011 without the express approval of the committee. my friends should know that when you fund the government under a continuing resolution, the agency has more flexibility. we don't want e.p.a. or any other agency to decide how to prioritize funding, then we should pass real bills and frankly they did exactly the right thing in moving forward with this urban water initiative. that's where the need is. furthermore, denying funds to urban watersheds where a majority of our population lives because of a dist dislike for all things e.p.a. is -- a dislike for all things e.p.a. is simply unfair to all these communities. object a bipartisan basis we've worked together to provide needed funding for rural water programs. we agree th