worker safety in the bakken.n at least for their families to tell them that you're interested. >> i gave the governor a chance to answer one question about worker safety in the bakken, he wouldn't do it >> the oil industry was the largest contributor to governor dalrymple in his 2012 gubernatorial race. >> you think about one but forty my god. it's terrible. >> and for what? >> so they can make more money. >> more money name of the game. >> less than six weeks after dustin was buried, another nabors industries employee died on the job in north dakota. >> i just don't understand it continuing to happen. like how many people's got to lose their life for someone to finally open their eyes okay we're doing something wrong here let's make it right. it's all about profit. >> if jobs are going to keep producing as fast as they are and money's just flying in you know as fast as it is. it's going to stay this way. there's no way people are going to slow things down. they keep drilling wells and keep adding on more rigs an

ten years ago there were fewer than 200 oil-producing wells in the bakken.w there are more than 8,000. >> they call it boomtown usa this is where all the money is. it's crazy the amount of money you can make here.

ten years ago there were fewer than 200 oil-producing wells in the bakken.re more than 8,000. >> they call it boomtown usa this

hess is selling half of its bakken pipeline for $2.7 billion.he companies will form a joint venture to run the business. says it has a name for its new chain of smaller stores with lower prices. the co-chief executive says they will be called 365 by whole foods market. some of the proposed names included clever egg, daily shop, or swift goods. they stuck with 365 whole foods. olivia: it is really hard to believe that clever egg made it down to the finals. pimm: you never know what goes on in those meetings. the incoming ceo of jcpenney, marvin allison, is laying down his own turnaround plan. matt townsend is here to talk about this with us. i want to read a quote from one of the things he said. he wanted to go to jcpenney, i could not find a greater upset opportunity where the financial downturn had been driven by poor strategic decisions. like he is saying that the fundamentals of isenney are fine and that completely not my understanding. i thought department stores were on their deathbed and i thought this target of the american consumer wants

he was a young man and so the effort to get him bakken i think is keeping faith with that soldier and with every soldier. >> never leave map behind. >> exactly. >> how would you police the web site of these five? qatar says we'll watch them another six months. do you trust them? can they do that? >> by definition, i trust the qatar-ese but i don't trust fee five. i if we had an american captured for tithe years and he came back we went expect him to side with the enemy. so i think we have to expect that. but five people aren't going to change the calculus or balance of the fight. it is, it could be a built of a morale victory for the taliban. they could use this for propaganda. but i don't -- i wouldn't overplay that. i think we are where we are we move forward and if they go back into the fight and become part of the combatants again. >> do you fear the other 100 or so remain -- it's impossible to keep track of these five, that it's dangerous to let the remaining 100 or so out? >> it certainly is dangerous to let many of them out but orbited, we have a very difficult situation here.

pashtun bakken -- i want to encourage you to remain flexible and updated report brightly to acknowledgehis robust infrastructure does exist, and it's my hope and my expectation that the additional and more robust and rail infrastructure actually enhances all commodities. i also think it's worth noting because of the stb reports we have noticed that they are pretty well caught up. matches pretty well caught up but got to the point where there's extra capacity. and much like the electrical grid, it doesn't hurt to have a little extra capacity, but it also creates opportunity for growth. i would only probably ask that for you to comment on my commentscommentif you would like to come but he can express my appreciation for your attention to the issues. >> thank you. we certainly appreciate it by the way your participate in the qer field hearing in north dakota, along with your senate colleagues. first of all i think you put your finger on really what was the main driver of our discussion on this subject, the qer, that was the need for more data. to be perfectly honest the railroads have not

we went into combat against mill osovich against that in the bakkens, against iran in 87-88, against saddam in 1991 and later several times and if you have that the national order goes down the drain as one regional hegga mond dominates and does not allow people to follow their own will. iran has a model for this. one of the more moderate sovereign, who was in exile, has laid it out and it is basically a security arrangement in the region with israel weakened, the united states out of the region, armed sales to our allies stopped and iran playing a predominant role. they know what they want and they are working on it. >> i have one quick point that occurs to me is that it is important to understand sunni arab states will not accept iranian domination and so the consequences of a greater success by iran dominating the region will be a counter available effort to prevent that from happening and deepening sectarian sunni-shia conflict. >> and to add to my point, and sunni-arab states have not helped, coached led and back by us are going to go about resisting this dominate, leading to wa

harolds, we have been able to take the costs of drilling bach bakken oil to less than 7 million. >> yestually that's not right. >> it is right. i have been there. i talk to the guys preaching this stuff. >> that's before oil price went down. there is a correlation in land price. >> you are talking about over a price over the last ten years. >> i'm looking forward and the impact of this ban it's crippling versus the rest of the world. the real point here is we want to be able put shale on because shale has been disproportionately impacted. >> the decline is fairly cheap. as you see production the other point is commercial land values have come down dramatically since the oil price versus gone down. >> it could have gone to 1.2,000 to 1.2 million barrels a day from a decade. >> a lot of the high inflation value needed to be perfected, so there was a rush to drill now we're at a position where it can be stabilized over the big term. >> i was at opec and the message is it's hear to stay t. coronary of these unconventionals will compete with some of the best resource around the world. unconv