the keystone southern leg is supposed to be ready in 2016. this part of the pipeline still has to be approved by president obama, since it crosses the border. activists and land owners, say, it's not going to be going in without a fight. >> what's at stake is civilization at the baseline. >> adds to higher carbon emissions contributing to climate change. will provide much needed jobs and energy independence. meanwhile, land owners feel, they are caught in the middle. they can take a payout or face eminent domain which can force them off of their land and out of their homes whether they agree to it or not. do the benefits outweigh the environmental concerns? >> cindy shields and jason kowalski and danny hendricks, a manager for pipe fitters union, and why many a representative of ogroup that post office the pipeline. >>> we use skype and google hangout, not always perfect but it allows us to reach most of the country which is important to us. cindy, explain to us where and how it is operational. >> sure, thank you for having me on tonight. we

later this week, the southern portion of the keystone pipeline is expected to be up and running, making oil deliveries between oklahoma and texas, but still no decision from the white house on passing the part of the pipeline that would be bringing oil from the north. sandra, you say do that and we would really see gas prices here head south. >> yeah. this would merely be icing on the cake if we were to see the rest of this keystone pipeline unleashed. we are looking at a very barren situation for gas prices. gasoline prices are down significantly. if you can imagine even more refining capacity with the keystone pipeline delivering oil to the key refineries, you're talking about substantially lower energy prices. we're seeing more oil production in the united states than we've seen in over two decades. if we can continue on this path, we could say good-bye to importing foreign oil and it would really make a much more energy independent country. >> gary k., better safety? just all of the above, you can check every box up there, we all appreciate it, but still, nothing from d.c. on this.

gasoline and oil prices but also word from trans canada that they will begin operating the southern leg of the keystoneo the gulf coast, crude-oil futures up a couple of percentage points and commodities, corn prices, there was a report that this corn crop might not be as big as the government has been forecasting so that gave up top to the agricultural market but we have a bunch of losers at the cme as well, gold, silver topping the list, gold with the four month low and this goes back to it is about whether the fed will taper or not tabor and this market is pointing more to the fed, announce when it will taper at this december meeting and that is sending precious metal down, silver even worse than gold on a percentage basis, gold hovering around the unchanged mark in evening trading and lastly copper prices, a direct play on the economy and a direct trade that if the fed does use the word tabor at the december meeting you are looking at a stronger u.s. dollar and a weaker dollar scenario and that weighed on commodities including copper price collapse. liz: high-grade copper 320, silver and 19, people

. >> the big news was the opening of the southern leg of the keystone i played.is that? >> it was the timing of that. that combined with the good economic data, plus we had an oversold market coming off of that bear trap that we talked about. we had some short covering, and some good news from the market. >> give us a preview of this week, what are traders watching? >> commodity markets right now are seeing a little bit of a shift. it is a good week not just in energy, but also natural gas. we had a good week in metals last week, the commodity industries are starting to turn up a little bit, and specific to crude oil, people will watch llars of where we are right now. , aboutw two weeks ago that, we are looking at an upmarket. >> thank you so much. that doesn't for on the markets -- does it for are the markets. "market makers >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers," with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. done deal. willcan and u.s. airways form the largest airline today. will customers end up paying more for fewer choices? we wi

were so significant that they had to close down keystone 1, the earliest they have had to do that on a new construction pipeline. on top of that on your southern leg that just got put into the ground in texas and oklahoma you've had over 60 land owners property redug up because there was a problem. there was a problem with the pipeline being laid and you knew it. >> i think there's different versions of the facts that you just stated jane. >> the safety record's a lot better than the industry flak. >> you can give fimsa about the safety record as well and they will confirm that it's over 99.99%. >> lots of people are protesting the pipeline for a variety of reasons. are ♪ ♪ >> up next a nebraska farmer jones us to talk about why she feels that her land is at risk. >> this isn't a new channel, this is a watershed moment in media for america. >> this entire region is utterly devastated. >> people our here are struggling. >> the fire jumped the highway we took earlier. >> your average viewer want's to actually understand how the health care law is going to help them or hurt them. >> they know they can get extremist bickering somewhere else. >> pe

were so significant that they had to close down keystone 1, the earliest they have had to do that on a new construction pipeline. on top of that on your southerneg that just got put into the ground in texas and oklahoma you've had over 60 land owners property redug up because there was a problem. there was a problem with the pipeline being laid and you knew it. >> i think there's different versions of the facts that you just stated jane. >> the safety record's a lot better than the industry flak. >> you can give fimsa about the safety record as well and they will confirm that it's over 99.99%. >> lots of people are protesting the pipeline for a variety of reasons. are ♪ ♪ >> up next a nebraska farmer jones us to talk about why she feels that her land is at risk. (vo) al jazeera america we understand that every news story begins and ends with people. >> the efforts are focused on rescuing stranded residents. (vo) we pursue that story beyond the headline, past the spokesperson, to the streets. >> thousands of riot police deployed across the capitol. (vo) we put all of our global resources behind every story. >> it is a scene of utter devastation

some of the glut we're seeing in the middle part of the country, that's why we have this southern leg of the keystoney 3rd. this is what we've been talking to you about in the last 24 hours that has had a significant impact on the wti price. we're looking at prices that started to surge yesterday and have continued to climb today as we are also learning that we've seen the first decline include supplies in 11 weeks' time. that's why we're looking at oil prices at this level. back to you. >> great, sharon. thanks. let's bring in bob with a look at what's moving down here. we're back, bob, toward the flat line. we've been down, up. >> a lot of confusion about what's moving the markets. focus on the jobs picture. we had two jobs reports today and both of them moved the markets. we did get a housing report, october housing numbers, pretty good, little confusion on the prior month but focus on the jobs number. the adp number came out. jobs indications were generally strong. i'm simplifying. at 10:00, the ism services number came out and the employment component of that showed weak job growth, disappointin

keystone xl pipeline is one of the most controversial. extends almost 2,000 kilometers across the u.s. canada border. into nebraska and on to east texas where the southern end of the pipeline is said to become operational in january. andy gallagher has this report. >> driving the back roads of east texas is a birth right. this land was left to him by his grand father but his relationship with these woods and fields have changed. the section of the keystone pipeline runs through his property. his main concern isn't that he lost in court but what might happen next. >> so it's going to leak. and the stuff that's in this pipe is not like your common crude oil or gas or anything like that. this stuff is dangerous. it's hazardous. >> reporter: opponents of the pipeline point to similar spills on similar projects in the u.s. in 2001, transcanada's keystone 1 leaked twice. >>> texas is no stranger to oil appliance. this stat state's fortunes weret on this. when we contacted the company at their headquarters in alberta, stated construction and testing are critical to the pipeline's construction. trans canada went on to say, the company won't compromise when it c