join us as the natural -- national portrait gallery historian gives us a two or, including the paintings of andrew jackson, abraham lincoln, and harry lincoln -- harry truman. >> american history tv is featuring corpus christi, texas. in corpus christi in 1948, dr. hector p garcia founded the american g.i. forum, which advocates for equal treatment of hispanic veterans. posted by our time warner cable partners, we visited many sites showcasing the city's history. learn more about corpus christi all weekend here on american history tv. >> welcome to the acm of science and history. the museum was started in 1957. it operates as a public-private partnership. we started as a general museum. today, we have more detailed topics. we talk about the city of corpus christi, including major business developments that we have shared with the world. we are going to explore the corpus christie history gallery. this area of the museum discusses the native peoples. they did not have a written language. they were here and the 1850's. they made a fierce reputation for themselves and were a formidable foe

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without the use of agrochemicals insect infestation is a common problem in organic fields. farmers can prepare their own natural insecticide using substances such asemon grass and fish bones. the inspector moves on to the storehouse. he takes a look at the condition of the organic fertilizer. strin jents inspections are essential for raising the quality of organic produce to export standards. village chief thatsany was the first to introduce organic agriculture here. the village has always farmed rice. since the late 1990s the soil has depleted and rice harvests have fallen by half. he saw the solution to the villages problem. he discovered organic produce sells for a higher price than regularly produced vegetables. in 202005, he decided to participate in the government's organic farming program. he adopted organic farming methods in order to raise income. organic farming requires a substantial investment to set up. plastic greenhouses can cost as much as $1200. he says this is equal to 80% of a traditional farmers annual income. only 15 of the 132 farming families in the village meet the criteria for organic agriculture. he's still trying to enco

the natural gas act. >> senator portman? >> thank you madam chair. appreciate you for having this hearing today. appreciate the witnesses giving us great testament to a rep as a file which didn't used to be viewed as a great natural producer, now we are thanks to marcellus shale find and also utica. most significant you did the right now. we are proud of that heritage. i appreciate the fact that national association of manufacturers is your supporting this bill, the chamber of commerce supports this bill. i am a cosponsor now because of look at the alternatives and i think this is the best balance. deal we does have the ability to review these plans and approve or disapprove based on the impact of the american economy. that's in this legislation but it's a balanced approach and again that's what so many manufactures are sporting a also i would tell you all how does a lot of manufacturing for facilities including lng export facility. i noticed in your testimony you talk about chart industries testified in ways and means committee, ohio-based manufacturer involved in lng supply chain. it's going to help manufacturing as well. i do think it's important we have

as advisors, a journalist and commentators. with the public arena that is the best use of my time for all the messages coming and believe me as we talk about the fractious nature nature, but it is replete with examples as i sit here in new york city with a sitting vice president with the former treasury secretary somewhat to encourage these kids to make good difference within the political agreement to make his of better and stronger country and that is more inviting and the making a bunch of money to traded on my connections. >> host: you are a writer. will there be another? what is next? >> you know, did you write the book as my wife describes childbirth very painful to go through you cannot imagine doing it again but they were happy with the product and over steinhardt the memory of the patent precedes. i am not making predictions next but i am pleased to have had the opportunity to reflect on my life and career in this book. >> host: it is very personal. and to cover a lot of ground over a lot of time. thank you for today. >> on your screen a telegram from 1951 to the governor of florida as a property owner in miami will you please help us in our fight to

the force between natural gas and oil. not natural gas prices in asia because they defer around the world. i'm looking at natural gas prices here. we want them to be used as a lever against oil. when we think about this, if we do that, that will be fantastic for the shale producers. right now i'm shut in a lot of dry production even before prices plummeted. even a year ago it wasn't economic to produce a lot of gas. it was not economic. we want to see a lot more of the gas production for that to happen you have to have tremendous increase in demand and for that to happen you really want to open the transportation fuel market. we can't ignore the motivations of the imperatives the of over actors around the world. the they like balanced budgets. they're not going to keep burning through the cash reserves for ever. we may consider those goals to be. they have a very strong motivation to keep their heads attached to their necks. they need to keep massive salaries going to the government employees and most saudi citizens work for government. they need to keep subsidies for food and everything else. they need to keep spending lots and lots of money. they need a

the natural result. >> are human being making the problem worse by not using drugs as prescribed or not using them the best way. i think we do better. many patients who don't have infections get antibiotics in case. as well, people demand antibiotics when they have a viral infection, allergies. all contributing to the overuse of antibiotics. we are colinized with bacteria. we shift it just a bit. we run of the risk of being colonized with resistant organisms. >> once we make a commonly used drug against an infection no longer effective, we move to second and third level drugs, does that mean that we'll be spending more money making people more sick because the medicines tend to make them sicker as a side effect or enjoy less success in fighting back against infection. in many cases it's all of the above. we try to use the less expensive drugs first. trying to keep costs down. second line are more ex-panesive. often they are. and second line because they don't work as well as the first line. sometimes they are less effective. it's no that typical that they are coccyx, some are more toxic. it is true th

the explosion, debris all around us. it comes from nowhere. >> reporter: the incident happened as the new jersey natural gas company crews searched for a reported leak in the neighborhood. melissa lewis lives nearby. >> i dropped and covered my daughter. she was standing next to me. and i stood up and then i heard them screaming outside. >> reporter: the blast that could be felt up to a mile away injured 15 people, two critically. 75 homes were evacuated before the blast as workers tried to find the source of the leak. many other houses, some 300 in the area, lost gas service and electricity on a brutally cold day. tonight as residents here wonder when they can go home, investigators are trying to figure out why this house went up in flames. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> now to late word from stephenville, texas, where the jury is about to get the case in the "american sniper" trial. closing arguments are under way, and nbc's jacob rascon is there. >> reporter: the prosecution's final piece of evidence was an apology. in a jail house recording played for the jury, eddie ray routh says, quote, it tore my expletiv

the women and they dragged us and took us to the police station in parliament. >> the conference of india wants the government to address what they describe as a growing threat to the secular naturet because we with are a minority, the majority should not take us for granted. all of us are citizens of india, so i have the same right as you have. and as them, because it is guaranteed. >> al jazeera onen taped these photographs that was ransacked earlier this month. recent attacks on churches have shaken the trust not just of christians but other indians as well. >> the whole right wing is out to finish. every other community take this no, they want to build the political state something like pakistan or afghanistan the only difference being you have muslims here you have taliban. al jazeera, new delhi. >> boko haram fighters have reportedly killed more than 100 people, around 800 fighters from the nigeriaian group attacked the group. along the boarder between the two countries. officials they burned churches, mosquings and villages in the area. this latest violence comes just nine days before nigeria's presidential election which is the council states it will not postpone. in the

it will give us more money to do some of the things that are important to us as far as paying other bills and taking care of other responsibilities college tuition and things of that nature. >> it's going to cost about $50 million for the tax exemption on military pensions. the governor is also pushing for tax relief for retired police officers firefighters and emergency personnel. >>> all right, phase one, complete. it's done. but it's going to take many more years and a lot more money before earthquake repairs are finished at the national cathedral. news4's tom sherwood gives us a tour of the progress thus far and explains what's left. >> reporter: the earthquake three and a half years ago rattled our region and caused millions of dollars in damage to the washington national cathedral. headstone mason joe alonzo. >> we were probably one of the first ones in the building less than an hour after the quake. >> reporter: few people have ever seen this view more than six stories high in the gothic rafters of the washington national cathedral. up close looks at the towering stained glass and stone. >> every square inch of the ceiling in the cathedral has been touched by huma

if-0 when as of the forces of nature moving around us every second. >> shadow patterns reflect the shapes of the hanging sculptures. the new terminal also features a children's play areas. both of the market the exploratory n.y. -- exploratorium. the offer travelers of all ages a playful oasis. using high quality plywood, they created henches shaped like a bird wings that double as musical instruments. serving as a backdrop is a mural featuring images of local birds and san francisco's famous skyline. >> in the line between that is so natural, you can see birds and be in complete wilderness. i really like that about this. you could maybe get a little snapshot of what they are expecting. >> it is an interactive, keck sculpture that is interacted with by the visitor. >> they are a lot about and they fall down the belt. it moves the belt up, and if you turn that faster the butterflies fall in the move of words. >> the art reflect the commission's commitment to acquiring the best work from the bay area and beyond. in addition to the five new commissions, 20 artworks that were already in the a

us to react, that creates civilization. it is a rather remarkable claim. , the author of nature has put us desire to be judge favorably and has made as the judge of all mankind. is essentially we are god's deputies to keep an eye on the people around us. people do horrible things all the time that what is remarkable that anything decent happens considering household century are. i had a chance to go to big sur in california to spend one day with my wife without our kids which happens about once a year. we're pretty excited to have a vacation day. the only problem is we cannot find a place for one night's. you can stay $800 a night for one night to pay a little less is is hard to find because there are no real hotels. you have to find a cab bin they all had said to night minimum finally we just said they will pay for two nights. we have one night we will enjoy it. we are going. recalled the owner. reset will pay the two nights. he was very happy to take one night for the cost of two. you can get me a check so i will be the unlocked. we want to be there when you leave the next day just be the cash on the kitchen table and my cleaning l

looking at from the beginning to the end, when you drill the well to dig up the coal, natural gas is not a hugely -- doesn't use as much water as some of the others. >> and a number of the companies doing the drilling are recycling water, they're using nonpotable water, the reality is they're getting innovative in their use of technology. >> that's a big trend, nonpotable water, there's pen at this of this salty water, they're starting to use that, tweaking the chemistry of fracking, lo and behold, it works just as well. >> i think about your parents i think that the average person who is approached by one of these fueling companies to get access to their hand, they don't have a russell gold in the family, they don't have -- >> that's why i wrote the book. >> but the point is you're not on call for every single family who is approached by one of these drilling companies and that's one of the concerns that people have is that there are family who are caught flat footed, people approach you, say we want to have access to your land to drill, they don't have the negotiating savvy or the basic knowledge about the proce

the destructive nature of the sunny weather don't mind. >> reporter: aren't rnt you torn between the nice weather and we could use some rain as well? >> no. we are thoroughly enjoying this. >> reporter: that's all billion and fine when you're sitting on the sand, but what happen wheps you venn clur into the beyond? >> i didn't go swimming but my little one did. >> reporter: how was the water today? >> good. >> reporter: a busy man enjoying another average sunny day by the bay. >> reporter: we could be due for another average average sunny day by the bay tomorrow. however, that's not my department. >> dan, from the weather department, we'll be talking about above average temperatures for tomorrow, a lot like we had today in the mid to upper 70s, up to 77 in santa rosa. okayland, almost 0eu degrees. in fact, 80 was the record. it's normally around 60. we were 20 120á 20 degrees warmer. and it's still nice tonight where dan is. readings still in the 60s. and for tomorrow, look for another sunny day. >>> 1 person and dead seven anne 3 others injured after a motorcycle drifted into an suv and then the suv drifted and into the motorcycle

us and tooktous the police station. >> the catholic bishops conference wants the government to address what it tribed as a growing threat to the state's secular nature. >> just because we are a minority the majority should not take us. whether a minority or majority we are all citizens f india so i have the same right as you have, and as he has, because it is in the constitution of india. >> al jazeera obtained these photographs of a church that was ransacked earlier this month. recent attacks on churches in new driver's licensely have shaken the trust not just of christians but other indians as well. >> the whole right wing is out to finish. every other -- they want to build the state. they want to continue working here and do something like pakistan the only difference there you have muslim taliban. >> the prime minister came to power promising development but observers say incidents like this have taken to focus off of that agenda. >> they are always been an integral part of society but some within the community, say they are a relatively small number makes them a target for those tries to use religion to divide. al jazeera, new delhi. >> boko ha

the type of gps afnl ool monitors -- ankle monitors used for parolees. but they are not saying why. prosecutors have decided to charge the teen as an adult because of the serious nature of the crime and prosecutors say the ankle monitor will be useful in the case because it will pinpoint his whereabouts the day of the assault. >>> antioch police are asking for the public's help in identifying a robber who carried out a robbery at at wendy's. he was after a flat-screen tv on the wall of the restaurant. police say he smashed a window around 4:00 a.m. monday to get inside the wendy's. it's on the corner of a and 18th street. took him a few minutes. but he was able to rip the tv from the wall, possibly damaging it. anyone with information about the theft is asked to call antioch police. >>> and a growing comee is fueling a rise in the theft of -- economy is fueling a rise in the theft of car boards. people are snatching up the cardboards. the price of cardboard is more than $100 a ton. >> really? >> yeah. interesting situation there. >> all right. >>> 7:12. still ahead, measles on the move. there's a warning this morning for b.a.r.t. riders after someone infected with th

use the flex of this rod to fling away. exactly as you moved your hands. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> i'm a natural. >> push both arms forward and snap the lower hand into your tummy. push forward. >> i did gave it a try and had great time but i might need some more practice. i met someone else with real fly casting skills. her name is donna and she is an international fly casting champion. >> i have competed in the casting ponds in golden gate park in san francisco. i have been to japan and norway for fly casting competition. i spend my weekends here at the club and at the casting pond. it's a great place to learn and have fun. on a season day like this, it was the perfect spot to be. i find fly casting very relaxing and also at the same time very challenging sport. takes me out into the nature. almost like drawing art in the air. and then i can make these beautiful loops out there. >> even though people from across the globe come here to compete, it's still a place where locals in the know relax and enjoy some rely unique scenery. until next time get out and play! >> good afternoon and welcome to

the metaphysics of it is how does the world look of a metaphysics is usually nature is icollege the fragile mother. so nature is as fragile mother and nature will give us everything we want it and need but only if we don't disrupted. like if we mess with things too much, if a quote-unquote play god we are going things are going to go haywire. this viewpoint has existed for everything. like for anesthesia, computer, every new technology people are afraid that's going to take over the world. white house pointed is some new side effect. with fossil fuels there is a side effect. when you burn fossil fuels you can get things like sulfur can be in there, nitrogen but the main thing is you get water vapor and carbon dioxide. you get h2o and co2. that's true that side effect does impact the atmosphere, but what happens is if you have this fragile mother view of the world you are going to suspect that that's not merely a change or even a challenge, but a catastrophe. this is the mindset that has always existed and environmentalism. this is why they are wrong about everything because they assume though, all the predictions are wrong. basically without fail. but

the wrong us. and as pinker says in "the better angels of our nature," the problem is not that we don't have enoughat there's too much morality. that is most homicides for example, about 90% of homicides are moralistic and major. the victim deserved to die. so in this sense we all want justice and if there's not a civil state with courts and so forth to adjudicate disputes and properly execute justice, then we are going to do ourselves and that's called self-help justice. so where states are weak or where the people in the community don't believe that the law enforcement is there, that the courts are for they undertake justice themselves and that leads to increase in violence. one of the reasons that our rates of homicides are about eight times higher than europe, theirs is about one per 100,000, ours is eight per 100,000 is because we have a lot of guns and illegal drugs. so if some of the rival gang violates your turf or the deal you had with them, you can go to the police and said that guy is selling illegal drugs and i'm supposed to be selling illegal drugs. you have to sell it yourself and tha

bishop conference wants the government to address what it described as a growing threat to the state's secular nature. >> just because we are a minority the majority should not abandon uswhether a minority or majority, all are citizens, so i have the same right as you have. and because it is guaranteed in the constitution of india. >> al jazeera obtains these videos earlier this month. recent attacks on churches have shaken the trust not just of christians but other indians as well. >> the whole right wing with is out to finish. everythey want to realize the political state they want to work here into something like pakistan or afghan zahn. hear you have taliban. >> the prime minister came to power promising development but observers say incidents like this have taken to focus off of that agenda. al jazeera, new delhi. workers are now taking legal action to stop it. >> the stay -- another asbestos related death in the town. 48-year-old jorge died of mesothelioma a cancer only caused by as bestor fibers. >> it will give the people the left over mix of cement to pave roads and houses. as kids we would play with it, and i remember the dust flying around and now we are see

as the rain and snow showers fallout. that's when mother nature unloads the cold air on us. it am cans surging in on a very, very strong wind tonight. winds could gust over 60 miles an hour late tonight and into tomorrow. that makes for a dangerous situation. we could lose power for folks and with temperatures running so far into the single digits and teens, power loss is a bit of an issue. wind chills running 15 to 20 below zero by tomorrow morning. near record low temperatures. national airport may break a record on monday morning. dulles airport minute morning low is only 11. that will be crushed. wind chill warnings for wind chills running 15 to 25 below zero. this is for saturday evening to sunday afternoon. wind chill advisories in and around the metro because of the high wind watch where wind could gust to 60. quiet outside by comparison. 26 degrees at 9 miles per hour. temperatures most le in the low to mid 20s with wind chills in the teens. here's future weather and a lot going on. colder air surging in by 11:00 noon time. a risk of a rain shower and a brief break i

the fourth quarter, it's driven by oil and gas. obviously, as we start 2015 here, energy prices going down, the expectation, that will come off a bit. we're seeing natural gas -- also being usedat marketplace. the flaring regulations in these frac sites are creating a situation where you can't flare as many gas. they want to turn that into power. and put that power back into use at the site or back into the grid. >> we're showing pictures of boston. i know they don't have chain linked fences. but are you getting a lot of boston business this season right now? because they have had two years of snow in two weeks? >> yeah, it's amazing what's going on out there right now. we watch all over the country in terms of outages and where they can happen so we can position product where it's needed. in boston, we've got a lot of product position there. so far, not much has been needed. a lot of what has been going on has been a snow event and hasn't disrupted the grid to the degree that it could have. but, you know, you get another two or 3 feet of snow, who knows what will happen. >> or an ice storm which snaps the power lines. we love this company. it's a fascinating story. you conti

defeating these enemies require significant intelligence resources, and focus given the type use -- diffuse nature of the threat. as we continue the threat against islamic extremist we must not lose focus on others we may face. precious provocations are only more worrisome and let of vladimir putin's intense focus on building up and modernizing russia's military forces and doctrine in the geopolitical ambitions that these new russian capabilities are designed to further. in asia, stability and security of a file and economically significant region is threatened by north korea's continued aggression built up of nuclear arsenal and development of long-range ballistic missiles. a fourth grader challenges china's dramatic growth and modernization of its own military capabilities, which appear designed to restrict the united states military ability to operate in the western pacific. the chart is very interesting in that it shows the expansion by china in areas of the south china sea. i hope eyewitnesses might comment on the fact that apparently, they are filling in enough of that area to perhaps employing weaponry such

the mormon tabernacle choir sings, they sing that version. as he died to make men holy, that expresses the evangelical nature. as christ died, as he gave himself for usemed live. we are redeemed through christ. by being regained their christ then we can help others be free and live. it is a profound shift from the original intention. i have had a debate about this. it was reviewed in christianity today, which is theologically a lot more conservative than billy sunday when he started the magazine. christianity today criticized "the battle hymn of the republic." it is no longer an anthem of billy sunday's evangelical ministry. his son, who is far more conservative theologically and politically than billy graham was. that has a lot to do with that. they argue that a true evangelical does not see christ as an exemplar. he is only an object of your faith. whereas if you sing the song as it was originally written, as it was performed for much of the 20th century, as he died to make men holy, let us die to make men free, we are being inspired by christ's example. christ is an exemplar of what we would like to do. i think that is a way to narrow understandin

the same as it used to be. >> i had both my children at home natural hi.w what it's capable of. >> reporter: twitter on fire with support for the brunette bombshell. one woman tweeting, finally, thank you, every woman needs to see. >> this photo makes us feel good because she looks like a real person. >> reporter: crawford hasn't commented on her photo and has not replied to our requests for a statement. for "nightline" i'm linzie janis in los angeles. in the words of coco chanel, beauty begins the moment you decide to be yourself. what did you think about cindy crawford's unretouched photo? head to our facebook page to join the conversation. good night, america. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life wiin. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog: we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.

scientific medicine, then we understand as the product and we understand the things they it can do for us and its frailties. so it's an opportunity to reflect on the nature that is really important part of our culture. >> host: do you come from a historic history background or medical background? >> guest: i come from a history background. in fact, as a high school and even college student i shied away from science a bit. i came to the history of science and medicine because i was interested in the question, how did human beings make up their opinion? how do they come to opinions about things? and so i studied the history of ideas, a little psychology, a little sociology and akin to the history of science because historians of science view it as a scientist make up their minds about things. nature is infinitely complicated complicated. two different scientists looking at nature in two different times and places will look at it two different ways depending on their values, their methods, their philosophies. and so draw very different conclusions about it. and i found that process really fascinating for 40 years now. >> host: daniel todes, we have invited

the satellite picture. tracking what you necessity as pineapple express moisture train down to the haich island. atmospheric river. high moisture content originating near hawaii and heading towards us. we put nature motion thursday into friday and close to northern california, central california we get some pretty good moisture out of it especially the north day so exactly what are we looking at? i explain in just a moment. temperatures right now in the 50's across the entire bay area 50's across the entire bay area. high cloud today. plenty of mild weather and really unseasonably mild for this time of year. that is part of the reason why the air quality pass so bad today in some parts and it's poor again tomorrow why spare the wear alert is up for the tuesday time period moderate air quality elsewhere and we continue moderate until later on in the we can when the written aravesary quality to good which many of us needed especially with allergy going around an everything in bloom. camp washington showing financial district. dense morning fog hazy mild conditions tomorrow with pet pattern setting up thursday through sunday. start looking for the rain gear. you need it for several days. high pressu

the satellite picture. tracking what you necessity as pineapple express moisture train down to the haich island. atmospheric river. high moisture content originating near hawaii and heading towards us. we put natureion thursday into friday and close to northern california, central california we get some pretty good moisture out of it especially the north day so exactly what are we looking at? i explain in just a moment. temperatures right now in the 50's across the entire bay area 50's across the entire bay area. high cloud today. plenty of mild weather and really unseasonably mild for this time of year. that is part of the reason why the air quality pass so bad today in some parts and it's poor again tomorrow why spare the wear alert is up for the tuesday time period moderate air quality elsewhere and we continue moderate until later on in the we can when the written aravesary quality to good which many of us needed especially with allergy going around an everything in bloom. camp washington showing financial district. dense morning fog hazy mild conditions tomorrow with pet pattern setting up thursday through sunday. start looking for the rain gear. you need it for several days. high pressure t

in asia which are very high because natural gas prices differ around the world but looking at natural gas prices here. we want natural gas prices to be able to used as a lever against oil. when you think about this if we do that would be fantastic for the shale producers. it would give them incentive to expand production for the shale gas producers which right now have shut in production even before prices plummeted. even a year ago ago it wasn't economic to produce a lot of the gas from fuels that weren't producing white gas. we want to see a lot more that gas production and for that to happen you have to have tremendous demand and for that to happen you want to open the transportation fuel market. can i refer back to the earlier questions? we can't ignore the motivations and the imperatives of other actors around the world. the saudis have three-quarters of a trillion dollars of cash reserves but they are steadily running through right now. that's why they can manage to keep these prices lower. that's why they haven't cut by half a million and certainly not by 3 million but they like balanced budgets and they are not going to keep running through

the same as it used to be. >> i had both my children at home natural hi.y body more now because i know what it's capable of. >> reporter: twitter on fire with support for the brunette bombshell. one woman tweeting finally, thank you, every woman needs to see. >> this photo makes us feel good because she looks like a real person. >> reporter: crawford hasn't commented on her fote tophoto and has not replied to our requests for a statement. for "nightline" i'm linzie janis in los angeles. >> what do you think about cindy crawford's untouched photo? head to our facebook page to join the conversation. thank you for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. as always we're online at abcnews.com. read this again. come on, ray, honeney, it's a great present. what you wrote on it is perfect and you can't change it now anyway because it's christmas eve. once more. "merry christmas. we love you. michael geoffrey ally, debra, and ray." it's stupid. oh, ray, honey, no, no. everybody's going g to love this present, ok? accept it. you had a great ide

the republican senators used it as an opportunity to criticize obama's foreign policy. >> i'm very much inclined in that direction mr. chairman, because i think we need to support the ukrainians in defending themselves. the nature of those arms i can't say right now because i don't have--i conferred with our military leaders or ukrainian leaders, but i incline in the direction of providing arms, including to get to what i'm sure your question is lethal arms. >> well still more to come here on al jazeera, including urgent talks in yemen as deadlines for a political deal passes. and talking tech, how mobile phones revolutionize education in kenya. >> time now for a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. the king of jordan has vowed to step up the offensive against isil following confirmation that the group had murdered the jordanian pilot moaz al kassasbeh. jordan retaliateed by executing two iraqi jihadist prisoners. >> a plane plunging out of control into a river. >>> at least five people have been killed in rocket fire in ukraine's eastern city of donetsk. the u.n. has criticized both sides of the conflict for their indiscriminate attacks. >>> al jazeera journalist peter greste has arrived back home in aus

it will give us more money to do some of the things that are important to us as far as paying other bills and taking care of other responsibilities, college tuition, and things of that nature. >> lit cost about $50 million for the tax exemption on military pensions. governor is also pushing for tax relief for retired police officers firefighters and emergency personnel. >>> a convenience store in the district has been shut down for selling illegal synthetic drugs. it's the mobile station on bladesens bladesensburg road in north d.c. the city revoked the business license there. this is the first time district has ordered a business closed under new synthetic drug regulations. the department of consumer and regulatory affairs says it is building cases against other businesses. they could be shut down as well. >>> protecting abused children in maryland. a bill was introduced in annapolis today named after a frederick toddler who police say died at the hands of her father. news4 news4's kristin wright explains the push behind anayah's law. >>> we're seeing anayah williams for the first time. the girl from frederick died last year. her parents are accused. frankie williams is c

tell us 60-year-old eric dyson lived in the same senior citizen apart complex as the victim dan belvin. according to cou documents, dyson admitted to stabbing belvin sayin the motive was sexual in nature. investig also say dyson used the victim's credit cards rackin more than $5,000 in charges. > a meth lab, new at 4:00 it shut down. three people in custody and one on the loose. it happened in beal ton, that's in fauquier county. they conducted simultaneous locations. they're charged with possession of meth. the suspect on the lam, james roberts charged with manufag the drug. >>> the live desk. we're waiting for a state depart official to appear in the d.c. courtroom on charges of soliciti a minor. daniel rosen was arrested yest his home in the district. accused of having a series of online exchanges with an underc fairfax county dee who w working for the child exploitation unit. officers say rosen's occupation is listed as the director of countert. t the state department has not confirmed that. a state department spokesperson says that rosen's security clearanc has been suspended and he's been put on administrative leave. the hearing will determine extd to fairfax county. chris gordo

jobs with you as the companies grow they start to need more in case jobs that was interesting in the report and again use the environment agreements to help the companies you have the natural wage groektd growth over a cycle rather than market rate the different types of zoning and you want to encourage that sort of natural cycle of the growth and the companies i appreciated the point and again my comments are short you preempted my comments about the economy so thank you very much. >> i want to thank everyone for the report i wanted to ask on this chart if we could see the raw numbers of the job increases in those 4 areas from 2004 to 2010 it doesn't have to be now. >> we certainly can do that commissioner and you think 24 has in the report the total number of jobs but specifically in 2004 through 2010 and looking and goals in 2007 especially around the inclusion and equity i think in many ways we've not xhufd that goal especially the chart that shows the high and low income i think one thing in conclusion we focus on booster the local industries it was in the conclusion but more effort on the sort of industries and not only pdr but construction i saw real estate i saw a

the satellite picture. tracking what you necessity as pineapple express moisture train down to the haich island. atmospheric river. high moisture content originating near hawaii and heading towards us. we put natureion thursday into friday and close to northern california, central california we get some pretty good moisture out of it especially the north day so exactly what are we looking at? i explain in just a moment. temperatures right now in the 50's across the entire bay area 50's across the entire bay area. high cloud today. plenty of mild weather and really unseasonably mild for this time of year. that is part of the reason why the air quality pass so bad today in some parts and it's poor again tomorrow why spare the wear alert is up for the tuesday time period moderate air quality elsewhere and we continue moderate until later on in the we can when the written aravesary quality to good which many of us needed especially with allergy going around an everything in bloom. camp washington showing financial district. dense morning fog hazy mild conditions tomorrow with pet pattern setting up thursday through sunday. start looking for the rain gear. you need it for several days. high pressure t

used for parolees, but they are not saying why he was wearing that. miles' facebook page makes reference to a promotion officer. prosecutors have decided to charge the teenager as an adult because of the serious nature of the crime, and they say the ankle monitor will be useful in the case, because it will pinpoint miles' whereabouts it day of the assault. >>> time is now 6:05. police in the sacramento area, they're searching for a man they say killed his girlfriend weeks after he got out of prison under the controversial realign. program. accused of killing his girlfriend this past november. investigators say he's a gang member, and has a long criminal record. valdez was released from prison last august under the new california realign. program. >> again, another so-called nonviolent offend we are a violent criminal history being released to our neighborhoods under prison realign. and marketed to the public as a low-level offend >> terry: back in 1995, valdez pled guilty to two counts of manslaughter. and in 2009, he pled no contest to recklessly fleeing a police officer. here is his photo. if you have any information about valdez, call the elk grove police department. >>> contra costa health offic

used for pal lees, but they are not saying why he was wearing that monitor. miles' facebook page makes reference -- police have decided to charge the teenager as an adult because of the seize your nature of the crime, and prosecutors say the ankle monitor will be useful in the case because it will pinpoint miles' whereabouts it day of the assault. >>> police in the sacramento area are searching for a man they say killed his girlfriend weeks after he was released from prison under the controversial reawe line. program. elk grove police say moses valdez accused of killing his girlfriend and mother of two this past november. police say he's a gang member, has an extensive criminal history. valdez was released from prison last august under the new state realign. program. >> again, another so-called not violent offender with a violent history being released to our neighborhoods under prison realign. and marketed to the public as a low-level offender. >> in 1995, valdez pled guilty to two counts of manslaughter in 2009 he pleaded no contest to recklessly fleeing from a police officer. anyone with information about valdez is asked to contact the elk grove police department. >>> time is 5:70.

use the west texas crude number when talking about oil. bounce it up to 40s. quickly ran back to the 50s recently. people are looking at that as sort of a natural flow. if you're expecting to go much lower than 2 bucks-- >> can't stay low for too long. >> too many players need the money. saudi arabia, they have their problems with the the cartel, the people who drive the cars so to speak. at the end of the day, it's starting to affect the market. the stock market is negative now with oil prices. >> could it go up $250 a barrel again? >> it is the pendulum swing type thing. we've increased our oil supply out of the u.s. dramatically. out of any country, we're producing more oil on a percentage country, increased. now we're a major player. that will probably permanently -- i hate to use that word but for a long while push down prices. >> let's talk about housing now. some really interesting developments. if you go from 2008 when there's just an ungodly am of house that you could ge -- amount of house that you could get and overfinance if you took the risk. everything got tight. now things are changing. you think it has to do with the new h.u.d.-- >> he