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Bill aimed at encouraging the development of energyefficient technologies for use in both commercial and residential buildings. Senate majority leader harry reid expressed dismay that efforts had failed to yield an overall agreement on amendments to move the bill forward, but he says hes hopeful members can regroup this week to advance the measure. Today theyll also debate and vote on two judicial nominations to the u. S. Court of federal claims. Over in the house, theres a brief pro forma session at 2 eastern, no legislative business expected. A comprehensive Forest Management bill that would...

Two convicted killers on the run for weeks have been found . A florida motel. Charles walker and Joseph Jenkins went peacefully with police. Both serve life sentences when they escaped using forged documents. We are joined life from miami. Have the Police Revealed how they tracked down the men . They said that they had a tip from an informant or associate in the area, i believe, is how they termed it, to track down the two. All along the police said they werent sure if the two men whose escape from prison was 11 days apart, if they were in any way coordinated together. The fact that they were ...

The commodities commission. some of these conservative judges said, oh, no, they con the have really meant that. what happened was, harry reid to his credit said, if you don't start confirming people, i'm going to complaining the rules. i gladly did that, but it didn't go far enough. mitch mcconnell said, if you change the rules, the senate will never be the same. i think most people think that would be a great idea. >> this point is an important one about these judges, that court -- part of the thing that senator mccain said in his conversation with the new republic, is that the president is ...

Ground. where we're talking about soy and corn, the spike in prices has been the fundamentals driven by drought and then that's amplified by what seems to someone who has been following us for the last four years like a pricing system for commodities that has grown increasingly volatile and that cashes out in very real ways. when we export a lot of grain throughout had worthe world and spike and somewhere else in the world is paying more for their bread. if we're entering a period of time in which these kind of climate disruptions are more common, is there anything to be done from the regulato...