surveillance video shows rodney alexander getting into his car, backing out of his spot, and a maroon grand prix nearly hits him. he did speak to the news. >> before i got an opportunity to get out of the way, you've seen the car just kind of speed by me. >> there goes the car, but the grand prix stops. a woman gets out of the passenger's side and starts to have words with good night saying. >> should have got up there and wait. >> you can't be for real. you ain't in that big a deal to get in a parking spot. >> you see the woman fleech her waistband and pull out a gun and fire at least three shots into rodney's car. you can see his glass break out of his rear window. >> in a walmart? all the open spaces. what's their to fight about? >> to be so reckless as to fire shots in that area is really it begs the question what that person was thinking at that time. >> did they arrest this woman? >> no. the woman la not been caught yet. rodney says if she did this to me over a silly parking lot incident? >> it probably might happen again. they might feel she's invincible now. >> maybe she thoug

particularly my good frend joe serrano, rodney alexander, i'm interested in your input and hope we have good attendance at all other hearings. we'll follow the five might rule for questions, except for ranking member cerrano who can take as much times as he likes, i imagine will be getting into more discussion of the cardinals and yankees, as the baseball season progresses but that is always coincides with the beginning of our hearings. for everyone else, keep questions and comments to about five minutes. and i want you all to know, particularly rodney, i won't cut anyone off in the middle of a sentence. recognize members in order of seniority based on who is present at the beginning of the hearing, going back and forth between the parties, and for late-comers, we'll recognize them in the order they arrive. while i'm sure we will not always agree on the issues coming before the committee, all members and witnesses will be heard and respected. i would like to welcome our witnesses for the first hearing of the year. chairman leibowitz and commissioner rush. the ftc is responsible for prot

rodney alexander. >> thank you, mr. secretary. the president's budget includes interagency study that says the department of energy, epa and usgs are partnering to study the environmental and health effects of hydraulic fracturing. can you tell us a little about what that might lead us to? >> as you know, the president tafrked to us to set up a subcommittee to look at hydraulic fracturing. and i think the conclusions of that subcommittee report were that we believe that hydraulic fracturing can be done in an environmentally responsible way, so you can take advantage of this great resource. it creates jobs. we think gas is a very important fuel mix and a transition that we will be needing in this century. what we believe we have in the department of energy and is also aligned closely with the expertise in usgs. we have a lot of expertise in how fluids move in rock. how do you develop the city so we can help industry know what is happening and develop this resource in an environmentally responsible way? >> how much time are we talki