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>> that is one of the problems with ben bernanke commenting on gas prices last year.'t driven a car in six months. no, they don't know, neil. i think there is a couple of issues here. look at all the liquidity and stimulus the fed pumped into the economy. one of mandates besides maximum employment is price stability. we've got anything but that. neil, if you look at real inflation numbers you highlighted it doesn't fit what the fed is doing. if they saw real numbers what they were no way they would be stimulating as hard as they are because that is what is driving up all the prices. neil: jared. >> the cpi is flawed index and old and convoluted and changed to help the government. remember this, over 50% of america is on some sort of government entitlement program. a lot of those programs are basically tied to something called cola, the cost of living adjustments. neil: right. >> the cpi keeps that as minimum as possible. we at chatwood index looked a at group of 500 different items we saw a 10% in 2013. things like baby sitting and how much for a coffee. we don't look

riots at jordan's biggest refugee camp, police fire tear gas and one person is killed. >> large parts of ben gassy have come to a standstill because of a

riots at jordan's biggest refugee camp, police fire tear gas and one person is killed. >> large parts of ben gassy have come to a standstill because of a massive strike. >> >> remembering the genocide in rwanda. >> ukraine's acting president convenes an emergency security meeting as tensions flair in the country's east. >> british politicians demand urgent action on foot waste, saying super markets are feeding the problem. >> one person has been killed and dozens injured during a riot at a refugee camp in jordan. police used tear gas. it's the world's second biggest refugee camp and homes to 100,000 syrians sheltering from the war across the border. we report. >> the syrian refugees inside the camp had seen violence before, but they say fighting between security forces and some refugees here was by far the worst. >> according to the refugees, it wasn't only tear gas and heavy-handed tactics that were used to disperse the crowds. this video posted on line by accident appears to show the moment live ammunition was used, killing this 25-year-old refugee, who died in hospital on sunday morning.

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gas was not very prevalent until recently. there's a lot of activity there in the self central part that has ben prevalent for years.it takes time to get the infrastructure in place. >> as an mentioned there are billions of dollars of capital spent on this problem right now provide mentioned $3 billion in the dorothy stallone. what is driving that is the producers it is the market working. you have the polder for text head cassette single digit price hitting a constraint in pennsylvania but then just miles down the road there were a lot of gas producers that care about that and will spend heavily to encourage investment with pipeline expansion for the time period over the next two or three years' investment will follow. longer-term ready to pay close attention. >> i will defer. >> thank you for convening this hearing and i will also think my colleagues for letting me jump the line before i preside. madam chair i was not able to be present for the questioning of number blind and i've will let you know, i had intended to rest questions about large power transformers and bilbies submitting those for the record but pane

host: ben schreiber that we may not be an energy leader that cindy schild just said. guest: we are talking about having more oil and gasduction in the u.s. than we have had in decades. and we are talking about potentially shipping coal and natural gas all over the world. allidea that we can have an of the above energy policy and have it be at all compatible with meeting climate goals is a huge problem. we have to be a leader in energy wind,ean energy, in solar, renewable power. we cannot continue to be using the dirty fossil fuels of the last decade if we want to be a true energy leader and show true leadership as the world deals with climate change. host: ben schreiber is the climate and energy program director at friends of the earth you can follow them on twitter @foe_us. and cindy schild is the downstream and industry operations manager at american petroleum institute. we appreciate you coming in to talk about this issue. up next, we will open the fonts to our viewers, but first, congress is returning from its two-week recess on monday, and here they look at what they will working on next week. >> the house and sen