. >> captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org keep big oilhem. a shocking end to a police pursuit. now officers have explain why they shot and kd suspect. >>> some people in the east bay say they need the oil company to stop expanding near them. >> officers have to explain why they shot and killed a suspect. >> scam alert. how police say a couple of women are trying to trick old men from giving them money. ♪ experience the gift of exacting precision and some of the best offers of the year [ ding! ] at the lexus december to remember sales event. [ male announcer ] this december, experience the gift of unsurpassed craftsmanship at the lexus december to remember sales event. some of the best offers of the year. is the pursuit of perfection. >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald residents are saying: not i backyard! good evening, i'm brian webn for brian hackney >>> big oil wants to increase operations in the east bay but residents say not in my backyard. good evening. a group of pittsburg residents

expensive sees it is it and i case you're going to be cautious to getting out of big oil.you don't really well but going to call it a day but you got to got feeling about you get this problem so you get it by all right like it's on thomas so we are in positive territory again it's all right see you next week good luck. now talking a bit coy a digital wallet i have a seven million dollars is currently buried under our land fill the size of a football pitch in wiles' now the hard drive was binned by james houses by accident when he was carrying out his goal i feel for this guy seven thousand five hundred big quiet as they were purchased in two thousand and nine the next to nothing question for les now if this makes you think that you want to get into why you go digging about this four foot deep rubbish then think again because the newport council spokesman has reportedly said the any hope for one hundred would be turned away along with that space. but it won't under trying convince the welsh councillors i know what i think about what's. going up all the time thousand this i

street but are further burden rather than a help on them so that they've been hurt not only by the big oil companies made a big car companies but also by the financial industries and again the failure of those arrangements is being taken out of the hides of the school teachers and the garden and park maintainers and the police and fire servers who worked our full lifetime for that city it is astonishing to watch and even if you don't understand the economics the sheer more reality of it is mind blowing it is indeed let's get more of this pension issue it's estimated that twenty three thousand retirees will see their pensions slash i mean is there any way to prevent this from happening richard. roth is certainly i mean let's give you just two examples one the bailout at the highest estimates of the city's obligations to the pensioners is estimated to be three and a half billion dollars by contrast the federal government gave to general motors fifty billion dollars general motors is a company detroit is a city which at that time of the bailout almost a million people democracy alone would sa

good evening, i'm brian webn for brian hackney >>> big oil wants to increase operations in the east bay but residents say not in my backyard. good evening. a group of pittsburg residents angry about oil companies in town expanding facilities hits the streets today to educate the public. mark kelly reports the so- called toxic tour is the first step toward illustrating what organizers call the harm looming over pittsburg. >> highly explosive materials. >> reporter: this is no scenic leisurely tour of pittsburg. it's called the toxic tour and it has people fired. >> what are we doing to make sure we're being conscious and mindful of the environment? >> it only takes one mistake to blow up or one spill into the drinking table and it's bad. >> reporter: they fear the oil companies are expanding in their backyards and will refine dirtier crude oil harming the public's health and the environment. >> people were here first not the street. >> reporter: a mix of people drove to several locations on saturday they say pollution can destroy. >> a lot of environmental groups have come forward to say

. >>> protesters in pittsburgh are angry at big oil companies and their expansion plans. mark kelly on this toxic tour. >> reporter: this is no scenic tour of pittsburgh. it is called the toxic tour and it has people fired up. >> what are we going to make sure we are being mindful of the environment. >> it only takes one spill to go into your drinking table and it is bad. >> reporter: they are expanding in your backyards will refine dirtier crude oil harming people's health and the environment. saturday, a mix of people, sierra club and locals included drove to several locations. they say pollution can destroy. >> a lot of environmental groups have come forward. enough is enough. this stuff is toxic. it is poisonous. >> there are several large scale projects on the horizon for pittsburgh. they include installing rail. upgrading the west pack oil terminal in pittsburgh, and modernizing the chevron refinery in richmond. the companies say demand from oil from american oil and upgrading aging facilities are the incentives for these project. the companies have tried putting pe

big oil wants to refine a dirtier form of crude oil.ts showed us what could happen to everything if it happens. we'll have more on that tonight at 6:30. >> paul, we were talking about the traffic coming into asan francisco across the bay area. >> we hear the city is a good destination right before christmas and lots of folks are out there enjoying a beautiful day. traffic into the city pretty bad but the extended forecast shows sunshine tomorrow monday and tuesday. some of you close to 70 degrees. >> whoo. >> all righty. thank you. see you in half hour. have a great night. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> axelrod: tonight, a nasty head start. >> a wide swath of the country gets another whipping of snow and ice and winter is still a week away. terrell brown has the latest. why did he do it? barry petersen upon the search for a motive in the nation's latest school shooting. the controversy on college football's biggest night, jeff pegu repor on the cloud over the heisman trophy. >> and on the da

. >>> protesters in pittsburgh took to the streets today angry at a big oil company and its plans to expand operations. mark kelly reports on the so- called toxic tour and how protesters hope to get the public on their side. >> highly explosive materials. >> this is no leisurely tour. it's called the toxic tour and it's got people fired up. >> what are we doing to make sure we are being conscious and mindful of the environment? >> it only takes that one mistake, that one car to blow up or one spill to go into your drinking table and it is bad. >> these folks fear the oil companies expanding will refine dirtier crude oil, thereby harming their health and the environment. saturday, a mix of people, sierra club and locals included drive to several locations, they say, pollution can destroy. >> a lot of environmental groups have come forward, enough is enough. this stuff is toxic. it's poisonous, it's next to homes. >> several large scale projects. they include installing rail. upgrading the west pack oil terminal in pittsburgh, and modernizing the chevron refinery in richmond. the compa

they are looking at names like big oil companies, exxon and chevr chevron, halliburton, schlumberger and more. >>> more on the taper and how it drove the dollar higher in the currency market. many economists are for a strong dollar but that may actually hurt some multi national companies while others may see a boost from a muscular green back. sarah eisen has more on the potential winners and losers. >> reporter: they are heavy weights, some of america's biggest and most recognizable companies doing big business overseas get hit by a strger u.s. dollar, and now that the fed made it's move. >> the committee decided starting next month to modestly reduce the pace, at which it is increasing the size of the balance sheet. >> reporter: the federal reserve is scaling back the stimulus and that helped lead to a stronger dollar. the value may rise eight to 10% next year. it's a double whammy for the bottom line of companies like caterpillar. take coca-cola which sexuactual gets the majority of the sales. those cokes sold in other countries are more expensive for consumers and the foreign pro

they never criticize the state what they did was just following dirty war of people working in a big oil russian company in the ninety's never was involved in any political activity he never made any political statements he never ruled any articles in the newspapers he never talked about politics in public he was just ahead though. i would say quasi military organization that helped russia's biggest oil company certainly its course and sometimes all this lead to remove its opponents. and who no longer cause he's class public commons up to his release and to get opinion and analysis on his case and surprise bod and head to our web page at southgate at. the latest n.s.a. revelations claim among other countries america has been spying on israel its closest ally but i'd like some other time is such as germany which has been explicit is outraged israel opted to swear this kind of under the rug. the prime minister's office the defense ministry and the foreign ministry have yet to officially comment however one senior israeli government source has said that israel will not allow this announceme

and they never criticised the state what they did was just following dirty war people working in a big oil russian company in the ninety's the children never was involved in any political activity he never made any political statements he never wrote any articles in the newspapers you know were talked about politics in public he was just. all over i would say quasi military organization that helped russia's biggest oil company certainly its cause and sometimes lead to remove its opponents. or to move more and more about what are called skis first comments to the press after his release and to get opinions on his case and surprise patently head to our web page at www dot com. has been revealed america's mass spying program has also been targeting its traditional closest ally israel however unlike other victims of the snooping television chosen to play down the scandal so he more or less lets talk to artie's paula slater she joins us live now. this uprising that israel doesn't seem to be taking that seriously especially considering it hasn't exactly been getting on well with the u.s. recentl

they never criticize the state what they did was just following dirty war of people working in a big oil russian company in the ninety's the children never was involved in any political activity he never made any political statements he never ruled any articles in the newspapers you never talked about politics in public he was just heard all over i would say quasi military organization that helped russia's biggest oil company certainly its course and sometimes whole village to remove its opponents. and to the north about what of course case past comments to the press after his release and to get opinions on his case and surprise poddle at our web page that. israel's top politicians are demanding the u.s. stop snooping following revelations last week that america's spy agency intercepted the emails of the country's former top brass this is the first time tel aviv's it reacted in this way towards its closest ally however they prime minister office has stayed silent on the issue honestly i reports now on why. the prime minister's office the defense ministry and the foreign ministry have yet

china no longer exists but call it but it was only ever one of bodies many subsidiaries which is the big oil and that was for one samsung product for several weeks and those weeks only one point three seven bit cleaner ever sent to buy do look here this is their wallets. torch is on its epic journey to such a. one hundred twenty three days. through two hundred cities of russia. really fourteen thousand people or sixty thousand killings. in a record setting trip by land air sea and others face. olympic torch relay. on r t r two dot com. over the past few months we've learned that the n.s.a. spies on everyone from brazilian oil company executives to german chancellor angela merkel but now a whole new group of people have to worry about being targeted by the spying agency . that's right the newest leaked documents show that the n.s.c. . along with its british counterpart g c h q had been monitoring the in game communications of people playing world of warcraft in second life why cause terrorism yes according to a two thousand and eight document titled exploiting terrorists use of games in virtu

activity and they never criticized the state what they did was just dirty work of people working in a big oil russian company in the ninety's now because he was very politically active wasn't he before he was jailed and yet here he is pledging to stay out of politics why the change of heart. well i would say that it's a generalization to say that he was politico that he had been politically active before two thousand and three actually during most of the ninety's he kept quiet even when russia was torn apart by various party as in one thousand nine hundred three we never heard from him he just accumulated all these billions of dollars you know he spent ten years in jail and i think it's a personal tragedy before he made no less than ten billion dollars so it's about divine year for one billion dollars not a not a very bad deal even by european standards and he became politically active all the usual vows and three and in a very strange way he simply bought state duma deputies he bought cominius he bought yardwork a member and he thought that he would be able to become the president of the cou

big screen t.v.'s we just don't want to see the dirty truth about how we power all those things but thanks to our oil boom drilling is no longer something we're doing in some remote wilderness or in the middle east a big target for lots of americans drilling is something we're doing right in our own backyard and it ain't so pretty and i for one think this is a very good thing we all should have a front row seat to the damage we're doing with our continued addiction to fossil fuels because it's dirty and scary and it's probably not going to end well for us better to see that dirty truth now hopefully before it's too late to do anything about it and all of our backyards turn into graveyards tonight let's talk about that by following me on twitter at the residence. that does it for now for more on the stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash archie american check out our web site r t v dot com slash usa you can follow me on twitter. she later. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democrac

gas stations are owned by big oil companies. they're not interested in a new way of paying. >> what did it mean to get the community behind you. >> we had to meet up be bit coiners who would buy gas and we would buy it from them. we had to persuade people between provo and new york city, it was challenging. >> say you do get a business that agrees. do you show up and do a transfer electronically from your comr. you send a code to their computer and you figure out what the cost is based on the currency value of bit coin on any given day? >> the transaction itself was not that complicated. the difficulting was persuading people to give it a try. if you have a tablet or smart phone or computer i could set it up for them in just a few minutes. but the hard part was getting them to understand it and have confidence in the system that seems very strange. >> that's fine. i understand that in the united states. now you're getting on the airplane to berlin, stockholm and singapore. how did you manage to get the airline tickets and hotel,

big screen t.v.'s we just don't want to see the dirty truth about how we power all of those things but thanks to our oil boom drilling is no longer something we're doing in some remote wilderness or in the middle east a big term for lots of americans drilling is something we're doing right in our own backyards and it ain't so pretty and i for one think this is a very good thing we all should have a front row seat to the damage we're doing with our continued addiction to fossil fuels because it's dirty and scary and it's probably not going to end well for us better to see that dirty truth now hopefully before it's too late to do anything about it and all of our backyards turn into graveyards tonight let's talk about that by following me on twitter at the residence. before we go tonight don't forget the turn of nine pm earlier tonight suggested the actor jason schwartzman will talk about his role in the film saving mr banks here's a snippet of what's to come we're just unsure of what it's like to work with the famous actor tom hanks. but i do have these scenes of tom hanks and tom hanks is someone i grew

of conservative pro-business individuals would team up with corporate heavyweights from telecom to big oil and what do you know alec is responsible for some of the worst legislation on the books including the infamous stand your ground laws voter id requirements and the right to work an initiative which is really one massive attack on. today back door meetings or. happening with lawmakers from all across the country so they can go back to their respective districts and lay out alex corporate agenda the model bills being attacked this week are the e.p.a.'s regulation of greenhouse gases and the opposition to food labeling among many others and yet another story overshadowed by the cayo nonsense is n.s.a. spying which by the way is getting worse by the day as the leaks continue to confirm the newest revelation is that the n.s.a. collects a staggering five billion international cell phone g.p.s. locations daily expanding its open air spying prison globally and also the editor of the guardian was recently called to testify before the british parliament why well after publishing n.s.a. leaks re

this shows that break down of the total oil production numbers, and you see the big impact of the yellow line by the tight oil output. other crude oil production holding relatively steady, and the net import number, including biofuels import, that dark black space at the top, shrinking over time. other thoughts in the transportation area is the growing possibility that we are going to see natural gas in use as a transportation fuel. natural gas in the transportation sector is expected to grow quite a bit of output, finding its way into freight trucks as lng, as well as rail and marine uses. continuing use of compressed natural gas in light-duty vehicles and buses. on the left-hand side is trillion btus, on the right-hand side we have put in some numbers on billion cubic they today. -- feet a day. so reaching something like 2.5 billion feet a day of use from numbers that are currently literally an order of magnitude less than that, fairly impressive growth expected there. thinking about natural gas, let's look at some of the numbers there. we're seeing an increase in our projection of nat

s ability to regulate greenhouse gases under the clean air act a proposal that supported by the big oil industry or there's this bill out of the international relations task force that opposes regulations requiring country of origin labeling on food in grocery stores a proposal supported by big guy plus there are model bills to weaken public sector unions as well as to make the affordable care act or obamacare more difficult to implement these are all conservative priorities but passing model bills that could become law is down the road is only one priority this year for alec the other is mending fences as the guardian reported this week alec is facing a fund raising crisis after hundreds of lawmakers and dozens of corporations left the organization over controversy created by alex support of stand your ground laws and voter id laws it's reported that alec is facing a one point four million dollar budget hole this year and has launched a new initiative known as the prodigal son project to lure corporations and their donations back into the organization. but there's little concern on the

s ability to regulate greenhouse gases under the clean air act a proposal that supported by the big oil industry or there's this bill how did the international relations task force that opposes regulations requiring country of origin labeling on food in grocery stores a proposal supported by big guy plus there are model bills. weaken public sector unions as well as to make the affordable care act or obamacare more difficult to implement these are all conservative priorities but passing model bills that could become laws down the road is only one priority this year for alec the other is mending fences as the guardian reported this week alec is facing a fund raising crisis after hundreds of lawmakers and dozens of corporations left the organization over controversy created by alex support of stand your ground laws and voter id laws it's reported that alec is facing a one point four million dollar budget hole this year and has launched a new initiative known as the prodigal son project to lure corporations and their donations back into the organization. but there's little concern on the fa

fact that it's being subsidized and kept alive as long as a testament to the lobbying powers of the big oil companies but george osborne if you really want britain to be like china you should reverse the anti-smoking laws and let people smoke all day in pubs in their all all day long because then you'd have more something closer to china you know he you know back in the one nine hundred fifty s. something like twenty to twenty five percent of household income in britain was spent on cigarettes so people were puffing themselves like gemini's and you know puffing themselves to death if they want to be like chinese and britain float yourself to death george osborne you'd be like china give everyone free cigarettes what is this one is on more subsidize an airlift or drop of a billion marble cigarettes on to the city of london and all over the u.k. so the british people can smoke themselves to death so they can be more like their chinese compatriots well that's an individual choice how about. something affecting every single person around you the thames is quite clear that they're actually fish

clear not a kind of sure you ok so basically what i'm getting so far is that you are very happy that big oil is unable your university to get more students at a better price and expedite the whole educational process and that's the main emphasis behind supporting because that's true however we have much more ambition. concerns we want through these problems of the made to the types governments chukotka cyprus hop it was for be queen trading prophesying and biking and we have made this specific proposal for the government us to how we can achieve that's you know once a country we don't have to look for export what we did this we have to it is only of private universities but we don't really export anything however we have a once in a lifetime opportunity with bitcoin to convert the she could economy into a help for what trading pay pay and systems banking based on because let me get this straight so you're saying that you are petitioning the government to allow for cyprus to become a global hub of bitcoin activity as as and take the lead position so while other countries are thinking about it

of china no longer exists because it was only ever one of by these many subsidiaries which is the big oil and that was for one samsung product for several weeks and those weeks only one point three seven bit cleaner ever sent to buy do look here this is their wallets. we are the problem we in the west of the problem especially the united states government so it really is quite ridiculous that we get manipulated into saying oh we have to take care of this problem over there the problem is in our own backyard and we know that is. what defines a country's success. faceless figures of economic growth. or a factual standard of living. coming up on r t the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms is the target of an investigation this month news reports reveal agents took advantage of mentally disabled bed for sting operations only to have them face jail time after work we'll tell you more about this abusive practice. and major tech companies like google and facebook are demanding restrictions on u.s. government surveillance but while tech titans take on government giants it looks like the n.s.a.

and then there is the china question to trying these big. oil company is deeply invested in south sudan and for a way the chinese was also seen as a tool through which could be accomplished through independence and still searching for self to them chevron felt that it would be in their best interests if so sudan were to secede because it would be easier to exploit the oil in a divided country as opposed to a united country that was a major reason driving the split do the math we're talking about hundreds of thousands of girls produced in so sudan that with oil look we get a hundred dollars a barrel and you can see that this is a pretty penny. well let's start here national next kaiser it looks add to how corrupt bankers dodge prison and much more destabilize. these local supreme council have braving the elements in order to stand up so u.s. oil giant chevron. this comes after a massive hunger strike that returned the world's attention to the place that some have dubbed the gulag of our times. is an undeclared global battlefield in which yemen is

it is the big oil company. prediction is down for three years in a row. explodedt invested with no expanding tax lows. therefore, companies have a pretty good ratio and a pretty good dividend yield. as long as they still bode well we expect predictions to increase in cash flow to increase much more. are quitepectations low we could have a big surprise likehe likes of shares portugal for example. >> very interesting. i wish you happy holidays and a great 2014. coming up, call it a bitcoin the currencyat can by you this christmas season? stayight be surprised. with us. we are "on the move." >> welcome back. matt miller has been examining how to spend bitcoins. is christmasnture cheer. take a look at what is bitcoin bought him in the streets of manhattan. you take bitcoin? >> yes, we do. >> why? let's this is the second year we have taken it. we accepted because i got into bitcoin in early 2010. >> this is a douglas for, which is lasix and since then the .raser for -- less expensive >> it is 12 feet and a few inches. >> this is the freeway we decided on. the

this comes after a lot of lobbying from big oil, the american petroleum institute spent about $2 millionobbying. this is a big deal for the likes of exxon and chevron. >> what was the issue with the renewable fuel standard? is rising production and gasoline production is falling, and that divergence is where the problem lies. demand for fuel is expected to be down 13% next year. each gallon of fuel needs to be blended with 10% ethanol, so you might think the easy solution would be to blend more ethanol, but the problem is, cars were not designed to run on gasoline with these high levels of ethanol. 2001ically, all cars in are used -- approved for use in higher ethanol gasoline, but many companies do not warranty their cars. the impact from a lower ethanol mandate would be what? losses at some of the producers, archer daniels midland, bolero. technically, ethanol producers can make whatever they want. they do not have a maximum. cash margins are still around four dollars which is pretty juicy. they do have an impetus to keep working. >> how will corn production be impacted? >> i was speak

china no longer exist but calling but it was only ever one of by these many subsidiaries which is the big oil and that was just for one samsung product for several weeks and those weeks only one point three seven bit cleaner ever sent to buy do look here this is their wallets. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question. coming up on our t.v. andy age twenty fourteen is out on capitol hill lawmakers have been dragging their feet when it comes to funding the defense department yesterday they announced an agreement so what's in the new n.b.a. and what's been left out details on that ahead and homelessness on the rise in new york the growing income inequality is forcing families out of their homes and as a result the big apple is seeing the most homeless children since the great depression more on these dire economic conditions coming up and sheriff deputies charged with abuse in los angeles county sheriff's deputies are being accused of abuse of local prisons now i

the show because we're trying to protect his territory up in the north pole is under attack from big oil and mrs claus ascents son the subpoena bills almost every week begging and anyway it's also being victimized by the black hawk helicopters of exxon so it's a it's a war zone up there so handbags and shoes i may have come from the north pole they're going to be produced by pepe down there in mexico they were there wasn't quite the brando she's in i'm back though thinking about ladies' handbags seems to pricing seems to make no sense for example i hear people women paying fifty thousand dollars for a handbag so i mean a lot of people criticize bitcoin for having no intrinsic value but what intrinsic value can you apply to a handbag you would pay fifty thousand dollars for if we cannot see one thoughts for you first thousands of them who might but lots of people do you. they. claim design is often come out limits and designs you may say ok we're going to transit value story there i mean you've got a designer you've got a design but if i were down to the local shimada rag dealership. you

over the show because we're trying to protect this territory up on the north pole so your tax from big oil and mrs claus a cent on the subpoena almost every week begging and anyway it's also being victimized by the black hawk helicopters of exxon so it's a it's a war zone up there so handbags and shoes that may have come from the north pole they're going to be produced. there in mexico and i wasn't quite the brunt of she's in i'm back though thinking about ladies' handbags seems to pricing seems to make no sense for example i hear people women paying fifty thousand dollars for a handbag so i mean a lot of people criticize bitcoin for having no intrinsic value but what intrinsic value can you apply to a handbag you would pay fifty thousand dollars for if we cannot see work that's for you fifty thousand of them who might but lots of people do you. they. claim design is often come out limits in designs you may say ok we're going to transit value story there i mean you've got a designer you've got to design but if i were down to the local shimada rag dealership. you know you can say but that's

family friendly platform for the working class they still have to explain how massive tax breaks for big oil companies and free trade deals and send jobs overseas help anybody here in america other than the investor class it also still have to find a way to explain why refusing to raise the minimum wage helps people move up the economic ladder the list goes up until republicans actually adopt progressive policies and make them their own like dwight eisenhower did in the nineteen fifties there's nothing they can do to make themselves look like they're the party of everyday working people so instead of looking like hypocrites republicans are probably better off just telling people the truth they want goodies for the rich and pennies for everyone else. joining me for tonight's big picture politics panel are neil munro white house correspondent for the daily caller nate sweet progressive commentator and healing is a member of the national advisory council for the project twenty one black leadership council thank you all for joining us to have you all again so let's start out with this g.o.p. pla