photographer terry child still lives here with his mom? among the very few holdouts in the area, waiting as development moves ever closer. >> that used to be holbrook, a little tiny town, had 20 or 30 friends that lived there when i went to school. there was a couple of stoshes, there was a -- stores, there was a post office. now there's nothing. >> now it's a ghost town. >> pretty much. i love the outdoors, i love the land, to know that it's being destroyed, it's going to be destroyed. >> green county's energy boom has already changed the landscape. here's a long wall mine outside waynesburg the county seat. natural gas drilling operations dot the hill tops. pipelines cut across the rolling train. and -- terrain. and the trucks hauling fresh water, waste water and heavy equipment. everywhere, signs of change. even as green county's population is declining, employment is up. as companies continue to buy up land, to make way for more mining. green county commissioner chuck morris. >> they're upset because it's their home, the home they buil

terry childs tries to capture the changes all around him. he took these pictures over a few months, showing a natural gas well going in near his home. >> you can see how they level the top of the hill, then the first of the rig comes in, drilling. >> it's a process going on across greene county. this map shows marcellus shale in the country from 2006... >> there's plenty of home-town pride in greene county. and no shortage of cheer leaders for what is known as the marcellus shale play. a penn state surface in marcellus shale county found supporters of gas extraction outnumbered opponents 2:1. >> a some changes for everyone. >> the stimulation to the economy is phenomenal. >> half of those surveyed expect the drilling will damage the environment. >> i think that some people are making a lot of money, but i think in the long run it will hurt the environment than what it's worth to the community. >> a few years ago this was a man made lake in ryerson state park, up the road from sandra brown's farm. it had to be drained when mining made the gro

well read well read terry tazioli: which would you choose, an olympic gold medal, friendship or the life of a child? british author chris cleave and his new novel gold coming up on well read. . . . . . terry: hi everybody, im terry tazioli. thanks for joining us once again on well read. british author chris cleave is my guest today. he has a brand new book. its called gold. and believe me it picks up in intensity right where his earlier books left off; incendiary and little bee. and now we have gold. chris cleave welcome to well read. chris cleave: hi terry. thank you very much. terry: its very nice to have you here. it did to me as all of your books have, incendiary, as i said and little bee. now this one is just kind of like them. they will not let me go. well talk about that in a minute, but first give us a bit of a capsule. whats gold about? chris: oh gold is a story about sickness and health, the extremes of both. so embodying health are two athletes locked in a fifteen-year rivalry. they are called zoe and kate. and theyre classic friends and enemies. theyve grown up in the sport together sin

and then terry, taking full responsibility for this child, knowing that she was going to give the child back to jennifer when she got out of prison, astounded me. >> they cannot take custody from you without a reason to. and as long as you have somebody to take care of him, you still have full custody. they just have temporary custody until you're released. and then once upon your release from here, you'll be given back all custody. so, that gives me the focus to know i have to do what i have to do to get out of here, to get him back and get my life back. >> what are you doing while you're in prison? how are you spending your days here? >> ged classes, and then hopefully, after i get my ged, i start some college classes. my goal is to be a vet tech hopefully within two years i can be in a vet school somewhere. >> it was really sweet to watch jennifer with her son caden. the love was very obvious. then i found out that jennifer had four other children that she lost custody of and hadn't seen for three years. so, it became obvious to me that this was her second chance of actually being a

"i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." >>> miley cyrus has gone from a wholesome childon an ice cream truck to twerking on stage. a new music video has her stripping down and acting out, licking hammers and almost baring it all. is she about to go the way of lindsay lohan and justin bieber or a strategy to twerk her way to pop culture queendom. it was the twerk heard around the world, the bump and grind fest create ad a shock moment. in the last few months miley has become a one woman wrecking ball. ♪ crashing through what most of us think is acceptable. more proof of a child star gone off the rails or a brilliant marketing move keeping her in the spotlight. have really begun after the vma performance. this is people getting to see what the movement is really about. >> reporter: miley the movement. its her mtv documentary released this week. >> it is not a transition. for me a movement, a movement about all of us being on the same page like an army. if people could see the details they would know this isn't just some mess. this is all thought out in my mind. >> reporter

child into custody upon landing. >> i think they should take him to the table and let him play a little because his luck was doing well. >> reporter: terryg highlights big gaps in children especially when it comes to children. >> that 9-year-old child does not need identification. i can understand standing behind a family, officer whatever. they're not aware that he's standing behind them. i can understand that. i cannot understand the delta gate agent. this is where i put the major problem. it happens there. >> reporter: while no one would talk on camera, we did get a lot of statements, first from the tsa, especially saying they did their jobs. quote, the child was screened along with all other passengers to ensure that he was not a threat to the aircraft. and then delta, quote, delta is taking this incident very seriously and working with authorities in the investigation. due to the fact that it involves a minor, we are not commenting any further at this time. for the traveling public, we know the rigorous routine of the airport screening. >> we have to go through taking out shoes, putting them in the belts, go through the thing. >> re

terry, what does it mean that this child was able to board a flight undetected?k what we have here is a situation where someone just wasn't doing their job and wasn't paying attention. i don't blame the tsa because i can understand where people come up with boarding passes and ids, and a child under 18 doesn't need an id, so if he's blending in with a family, i can understand how that tsa rep sitting there has missed it. i see that all the time. now, not see it and miss it, but i watch tsa people checking people in all the time at the minneapolis airport. however, when you get down to the gate, and you've got gate agents after all delta, this person is boarding your flight. and this is where you have to be extremely careful. and to get this kid, having this kid just walk on the plane with no boarding pass, no seat assignment, and sit down, this is where i think the mistake really happened. delta, of course, and naturally so, are saying, well, it was our flight attendants who discovered it. well, it was too late at that person. the person was already on the aircra

>>> the father of the child who snuck on an airplane to vegas is talking about his son's situation. situation. >> redskins owner wri "i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." these are birth control pills. more than half of american women use them at some point in their lives but ken cuccinelli sponsored a bill that could have made common forms of birth control illegal, including the pill. cuccinelli was one of only five senators to support this "potentially radical intrusion into domestic, family and individual decision-making" why is ken cuccinelli interfering in our private lives? he's focused on his own agenda. not us. >>> earlier this week somebody stole more than two dozen laptops from an elementary school pat collins is live outside with more on that. jim, another break-in at another public school. this time 25 laptops ripped off. >> that is tragic and terrible. why would you steal from a school? that's crazy. >> it's familiar. thieves breaking into d.c. public schools, stealing electronics and computers. it happened last september at mckin lee tech. >> i think it's horrible that they woul

terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." >>> we are showing you some video. do you see the officer just holding the child? if we can recycle that shot again, it'll be great. we don't know if it is the little girl that has been discussing the car at the center for the whole debacle today where the driver of the car. >> i think the shot is coming in. >> are we thinking that the shot is coming up? >> yeah, there it is. >> here is the police officer holding a child. >> that child is no older than 1 years old. >> it goes really fast. we're wondering if that child is the child in this car that is responsible for all of the chaos today between the white house and the capitol. >> and again, you almost wonder if any other situation could put a child right there in the middle of all that chaos. >> yeah, also it's a very fluid situation. earlier reported it was a baby, clearly a toddler, but you know that she might have been one, one to two. we are still trying to work to see what other information that we could discover regarding that. now, regarding the female suspect, we're still trying to figure out if they had

child. but nonetheless, the level of violence this escalated into is nothing short of remarkable. i want to bring in another guest who may have insight on that. terryass is vice president of the international outlaw motorcycle gang investigation -- i'm sorry. investigators association. terry, your organization, for those who may not be familiar with it, you are a liaison for a number of different law enforcement groups around the country that look into the biker gang mentality. this isn't necessary lay gang. it's a club. given the fact we have this level of violence, this must be on your radar. >> well, it's your actions, not what you look like. having seen the video or at least what was posted, you obviously have a traffic collision. unfortunately, you also have a pack mentality. you hurt one of us. it escalates. that's not different than what we see if he was involve with a motorcycle gang, but it is criminal behavior and escalates. >> so what is the circumstance at this point when you are look at that many potential targs of the investigation. you saw there were dozens of bikers in the video. what's the nypd to do with this? we have video but cl

child into custody upon landing. >> i think they should take him to the tables and let him play a little because his luck was doing well, once he got to vegas. >> reporter: terry the whole thing highlights big gaps in security especially when it comes to children. >> if the 9-year-old children does not need identification, i can understand standing behind a family or the family is checking in and they're not aware that he's standing mind th ining beh understand that. i cannot understand the delta gate agents, the problem happens there. >> reporter: while no one would talk on camera we did get a lot of statements. first from the tsa, essentially saying they did their jobs. "the child was screened along with all other passengers to ensure that he was no the a threat to the aircraft." and then delta. "delta is taking this incident very seriously and working with authorities in the investigation. due to the fact that it involves a minor, we are not commenting further at this time." for the traveling public, who know the rigorous routines of airport screening -- >> we have to go through taking our shoes, put them on the belt and go through the thing. >> reporter: i