and gas activity and not the people and so the colorado oil and gas association is suing lafayette the same way you know the oil and gas industry sue greeley way back in the ninety's when they tried to deal with this and and so really the only really last as should be only resolution we have is to address constitutional legal challenge changes so that the people are placed in a superior position of corporate projects because that's what we believe the people in constitutions really should stand for thomas we have about a minute a half left i'm curious how the democratic party in colorado how the governor john hickenlooper and the democratic party in general and your organization solve. all of us when you're involved in similar lawsuits all around the country. how. political parties and politicians are responding to you across the country. generally not well we don't really do it with them through demographic were it is true but in this sort of seventy five with the rows that green or recently approved who are be. the colorado community rights netw

and gas activity and not the people and so the colorado oil and gas association is doing lafayette the same way. that the oil and gas industry really way back in the ninety's when they tried to deal with this and and so really they don't really last and they only resolution we have is is to address constitutional legal challenge changes so that the people are placed in a superior position to corporate projects because that's what we believe the people in constitutions really should stand for thomas we have about a minute a half left i'm curious how the democratic party in colorado governor john hickenlooper at the democratic party in general and our innovation cell that environmentally all of us money are involved in similar lawsuits all around the country on how political parties and politicians are responding to you across the country. generally we have many differences from the democrats wherever this is the truth but then this is. the supreme court recently approved for. the community right now at work to put forward five of the member is beco

. >>> clean-up efforts are underway no colorado after an oil spill. a storage tank affected by flooding water dumped 7500 gallons of oil near windsor. officials say drinking water appears to be unaffected, but it sustained vegetation. >>> the fbi is investigating a laser incident at the los angeles airport. a pilot was visually impaired by a laser light when trying to land at l.a. x this week. the u.s. airways airbus was 9 thouds feet above the -- 9,000 feet above the ground when someonion a laser light into the cockpit. the fbi is offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. last year there were over 4,000 lasers incidents. >>> coming up the press be tearian church pulls its funds. we'll tell you about the vote that has them taking back their money from businesses in israel. speaking out against the mafia. pope francis on a mission to pray for peace in a mafia stronghold. why a surge in counterfeit hearurements are costing tens of thousands of lives. >> i'm simon mcgregor-wood. scientists gather to celebrate against a rock face,

allman thanks for joining me tonight thank you coming up a small community in colorado is fighting back against the giant oil and gas industry in the dangerous practice of fracking could lafayette colorado be a model for. the communities across america trying to just say no to big oil. or you like me you want your comedy news and some t. want your comedy news to be a bare fisted no holds barred fight to the dad. but the truth vampire fighting into the next of the corporate elite the billionaire freaks while they're going. well that's what you get with my new show projected in night. chance our forces. look at the finish line of the marathon. but. 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 our t.v. question more. on marinate in the financial world. to see these developments cannot stop and see very plainly take in the demand for credit not going to get any economic benefit in life and there are blues and there i'm hot. overbite. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mention

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with me from colorado springs is the author of "oil pulling therapy, detoxifying and healing the bodyhrough oil cleansing," dr. bruce fife. i have to tell you, i saw something on another network on a news show about oil pulling and it frustrated the heck out of me because the anchors were laughing and joking about, oh, how this swishing and what could it possibly do? but it really is something that is an important health tool. would you mind explaining to us what oil pulling is and how it works? >> oil pulling is a marvelous aid to health. and it's very, very simple. basically all you do is put some oil in your mouth, regular oil, and swish it around in your mouth for 15 to 20 minutes and then spit it out, it's that simple. and by doing that, it does a lot of things. primarily it helps clean out the mouth. it basically pulls bacteria, viruses, fungi, black, pus, mucus, toxins out of your mouth. when you spit it out, you're removing all this garbage from your mouth. >> does any certain oil work better than other oils? >> you can use any type of oil. but in my opinion, coconut oil is fa

. >> an oil spill in colorado causes clean up issues for crews. han 7,000 gallons of crude poured out impacting 57 at a takes for about a quarter mile. officials say spring flood waters broke a valve on board an oil storage tank causing the leak. now crews are still using -- using a vacuum truck to try to remove all that oil from the water. fortunately, no drinking water was affected there. >>> a fat-moving brush fire in california causes evacuation. crews worked quickly to evacuate homes in the bay area after this fire starts to spread. huge plumes of smoke could be seen from the air. it started on friday evening and high winds caused it to spread to several homes nearby. what started the fire is unknown but it did cause major traffic delays in the area. home builders are now using the latest technology and design techniques to create cutting edge highly fiery assistant replacements. fox's adam housely takes closer look. >> reporter: urban wild land communities and neighborhoods are built out in rural areas and with that comes an increased threat

meanwhile there are new oil disasters every day. in coloradoked 7500 gallons of crude into the poudre river. in north dakota, over 300 oil spills have gone unreported since january of 2012. north dakota is now planning to double the pipeline capacity in the next two years. they will jump from over 700,000 barrels a day to 1.4 million barrels a day. there's no doubt oil companies are polluting the environment. when something happens they don't report it or weasel their way out of the cleanup. what about those folks who have been affected down in the gulf? are they ever going to be made whole? joining me tonight on the rapid response panel, brant kuhn and reese halter. we spent time with both of you back during the oil spill several years ago. mr. kuhn, let me ask you first, will the people of the gulf ever be made whole by bp? >> hell, no, ed. the sad thing is four years into had litigation, 75% of claimants have been stonewalled and denied and bp filed a motion with the court where all of these cases are proceeding requesting the right to go ba

oil production. >> 22%. it's been great. but coloradopeople are talking about is some sort of off the ballot work on local you can say yes, you can say no. a new york-like ban on fracking -- new york has that. the southern tier where the employment is high -- >> the governor has yet to make a decision. >> like keystone. >> making a decision by not making a decision. >> you don't play hamlet. you're going to get -- king richard iii -- my horse my horse no fracking without a horse. be careful if this wins, it's the beginning of the rollback against fracking and, therefore, the gypping of the end of the big gains we have in energy self-sufficiency. >> what do we got coming up on mad tonight some. >> a company that hardly ever talks. >> warren buffet still a big holder there if am i remembering that correctly. >> i don't know. one of the finest companies ever, happens to be a local company from where i live. >> maybe that was moody's i'm thinking of. >> burlington reported a good number, second good number in a row. francesca bad. as i say o

colorado. about 7500 gallons of crude oil dumped in the river near the town of windsor, colorado, that crude spilled from a tank, officials say the tank is on the riverbank and that floodwaters then washed away the ground under the tank which caused it to drop and break a valve. they say the oil has stained plant life down the river but so far thankfully has not yet affected any drinking water. >>> i want some lemonade right about now. here is the good news. it's the first day of summer. not so good news in many parts of the country, facing some severe storms today. meteorologist janice dean with the details. high, j.d. >> i should be selling the lemonade outside, right? next time. let's take a look at the temperatures. it feels like summertime across much of the central u.s., the gulf coast, the southeast. a little cooler than average for parts of the northeast and the great lakes as well as the northwest. but otherwise, yes, 80s and 90s for many of you. with that, the threat for severe storms in the afternoons through the evenings, we actually have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 9:00

colorado. about 7500 gallons of crude oil dumped into the river near the town of windsor spilled from a tank sittingight on the riverbank and floodwaters washed away and broke a valve and say the oil has stained plant life downriver. but it has not affected drinking water. >>> and coming up, a superstar athlete is now in serious trouble. next up we'll tell you why u.s. women's soccer star hope solo landed up behind bars. >>> we will tell you where these iconic checkered cabs are now making a comeback and why. >>> you know those serious fireworks on capitol hill. did you see the reis targeting scandal? man, oh, man, we'll look at the potential political fallout. all ahead as the agency refuses to apologize over all those lost e-mails. >> what i didn't hear was an apology to this committee. >> i don't think an apology is owed. there are not a single e-mail has been lost since the start of this investigation. [ woman ] i've always tried to see things from the best angle i could. it's how i look at life. especially now that i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat n

out here in colorado there's local -- there's possible bans on oil and gas drilling that are going to be very contentious. i think that it plays in to a certain extent but i don't know how big of a factor it really is going to play in november. >> it has just been interesting to watch, his body language and watch his words. curtis lee in denver. thank you, sir. great whip-around to all three. >>> oklahoma senate primary was a loss apparently for the tea party, if you want to call it that, but a big win for republican congressman james lankford. he's up next. >>> it hasn't happened in more than 30 years. travis childers on his fight to become the first democratic senator from mississippi since the '80s. >>> first a look ahead at today's politics planner. president obama and the veep meet with the new hhs boss, sylvia matthews burwell. and a little nascar at the white house. jimmy johnson. i thought we should be honoring the other jimmy johnson, shouldn't we? you're watching "the daily rundown" only on msnbc. to map their manufacturings at process with sticky notes and string, yeah, the

the fossil fuel industry will they be able to overcome the deep pockets of big oil and big gas or is tuesday's vote in colorado just a sign of dark days ahead and with their plans to sue president obama over his use of executive orders republicans in the house are doing their best to relive the worst parts of the one nine hundred ninety s. tell you why it's fifty.

collins, colorado where 7,500 gallons of oil leaked into the river, it ruptured yesterday. absorbant material is being used to clean up the spill. >> the centers for disease control is investigating how and why lab workers were exposed to deadly anthrax material. at least 84 workers and three labs may have been exposed. and as vicente arenas reports it may have come down to failure to follow proper procedures. >> the centers for disease control says the scientists in the lab were using a method they hadn't used before to deactivate anthrax. they failed to wait 48 hours to make sure the back tire ya were not a threat. dozens of workers were potentially exposed when the anthrax was sent to other labs. ileana arias is the cdc's principleprince principle director. the cdc is investigating every decision made during the handling process. >> we've had missteps in the past. in every situation we've identified things that could be changed, we've placed those fixes into account and we don't see those things happening again. >> reporter: the cdc handles diseases far more deadly and c

stocks to have their expansion plans to have pipelines that are so needed to move oil and gas from texas, oklahoma, colorado, west virginia, ohio and pennsylvania to the rest of the nation. pipelines are by far the best and cheapest way to transport gas. constructing new pipelines section pensive and the companies that build them need to raise cash pretty constantly in the products, kinder morgan energy partners, mark up, mwe, the best players out there and they have become serial insurers of equity to expand their pipeline networks and the deal is almost all work. i have to warn you the master limited partnerships are super high yielders which means they could be dangerous stocks in an environment where interest rates are rising quickly and bonds are becoming much more competitive as an asset class. however, if we're in a moment where rates are stable jump all over the partnership secondaries. allow increased capacity so they can meet the surging demand from the explosion of oil and gas production in this company and more capacity means more dividends down the road. third, keep your eye out for secondaries

colorado town on tuesday. in that city for two years as more and more americans start fighting back against the fossil fuel industry will they be able to overcome the deep pockets of big oil and big gas or is tuesday's vote in colorado just a sign of dark days ahead and with their plans to sue president obama over his use of executive orders republicans in the house are doing their best to relive the worst parts of the one nine hundred ninety s. tell you why it's fifty. eight age know this scott walker could be a whole lot of trouble documents released by a federal court show that prosecutors have. accused the wisconsin governor and potential twenty sixteen g.o.p. presidential candidate of being part of a criminal scheme to ignore state election laws. the actions it accusations relate back to the two thousand and twelve wisconsin recall campaign which walker won after holding back a challenge by it states that state senator tom barrett who was supported by unions and other progressive groups angry at the governor support for a law stripping public workers of their collective bargaining rights basically prosecutors are accusing walker in his campaign of illegally coordinat

in after days of heavy rain flooded hundreds of homes and this colorado floodwaters ruptured a storage tank dumping 7500 gallons of crude oil into a river. meanwhile, they're keeping a close eye on the university of minnesota medical center. chunks slid away raising fears the entire hospital might be unstable. but officials this morning say the building is not in danger. still, the twin cities are not out of the woods. even without more rain the rivers are continuing to rise. the water is going to continue to rise here and the mississippi they say won't crest until wednesday meaning much of this area right here will continue to go under more and more water but it is an area that does flood occasionally which is why the biggest concern here continues to be those saturated hillsides. bianna. >> not good to hear there's more to come. neal, thank you. meteorologist julie durda from wplg is tracking all the weather here with the latest. what can we expect, julie? >> they are not seeing a break from the rain. check out the latest radar, over the last 24 hours, the midwest hit with strong storms over nebraska into omaha and headed

oil. he said if you are under 1,000 acres you are hobby farming. spoken like the manitoba raised man. that is how they do it in nebraska in north dakota and eastern colorado in that is fantastic. i am doing the math. nothing more than 80 people are cleaning at a $300 profit per acre field free to jesus but that is more than a cumulatively made in book sales for my career. but a great ohio grower doing everything he stood to get the oil to people. people said don't let people say it has got to be a billion dollar industry. a community growing and you can have a serious industry. but we all work together but i remind the middle ground. i find with people to have an option i will choose the of local or regional is a the checkerboard fashion. i cannot wait by the way. it is true i start every day meditating. it is one of the reasons i was thinking political editors. they got that to dash industry going but they have all kinds of energy your backroom deals did then this thing to the croats or mating calls. to the people in the trenches. but the things that i like wyche said hemp textiles, my publisher they are going for it to. they tried to make it have been.

oil and gas project. early utah residents don't want more than thirty thousand acres in their state to have the same fate this project also poses a major threat to the colorado river basin which supplies drinking water to twenty million people. we should all hope that these brave protesters succeed in their efforts to block the utah tar sands. were hiking in your birthday suit this saturday thousands of cyclists took to the streets of portland oregon price to live for an epic bike ride and while people riding their bikes is exactly where we're fighting for it's kind of the hipster capital universe this wasn't your normal everyday leader really bike ride it was a naked bike ride that's right and naked bike ride the eleventh annual warning to be exact spring people and over seventy five cities in twenty countries join up for a nude ride through their hometowns some participants keep a little bit of clothing on but most would relish the opportunity to bike in the news after all it's for a good cause raising awareness about the dangers of cars and showing off bikes which don't run on fossil fuel as an alternative to our oil addicted transportation system put on

oil base. lawmakers will vote on the bill later today. >>> right now, the only states that allow marijuana for recreational use are colorado and washington to the developing crisis out of iraq where secretary of state john kerry will head to iraq as part of an international trip that begins this weekend. kerry's trip to get commitments from allies is part of the president's response to the violent insurgency beginning on in iraq right now. at the white house yesterday, the president said up to 300 u.s. military advisers would be heading to iraq to help tighten security. the president said it will not lead to american combat troops. meantime, the sunni militants are battling government forces at the site of iraq's largest oil refinery. the militant attacked the refinery on wednesday. we told you that earlier this week. the battle could affect gas prices. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather wiet eyine appeared yesterday afternoon after the rain moved out. and overnight, the humidity lo humidity this morning. it's going to stay low this afternoon. bright sunshine, we have that. that will be here through the daaruds our futureand a chanc

colorado, utah and new york. charles rangel faces a tough reelection battle. >>> secretary of state john kerry in iraq right now for a second day seeking support to push reforms in iraq's shiite led government. the oil refinery now in the hands of insurgents. ke kelly wright with the dire warning. >> a couple different steps to talk about after the meeting with iraq's president nouri al-maliki. he agrees to giving the united states military advisors protection if forced to defend themselves. maliki will begin a new term that includes minorities by july 1st. the military army known as isis controls the main oil refinery which has a rationing of gas. secretary kerry telling maliki he must deal with the iraq crisis now. >> this is a critical moments for iraq's future. it is a moment of decision for iraq's leaders. it faces a threat and iraq's leaders faces threats and its demands. >> the vows to help iraq repel the insurgents. >> what we have to do now is be focused on the annihilation and destruction and decimation of this isis army. >> if we don't get a new prime minister we have lost iraq. >> secretary kerry is now in the kurdish region of iraq meeting with the president seeking his support in helpi

colorado. that story's ahead. >>> time to show you this morning's headlines. "the wall street journal" says it will be the first set of exported oilfour decades ago. it can be turned into gasoline, jet fuel or diesel. the move comes amid a surge firefighter oil production. >>> a study backed by former mayor michael bloomberg said rising seas will destroy properties and cut crops by 14%. >>> a methodist pastor who presided over his son's gay wedding is being reinstated. he was defrocked last year. a methodist appeals panel ruled the ruling was illegal according to church law. >>> google has a set-top box. it allows you to listen to shows, listen to music and play games. it's working on several versions for its android software. >>> a man walked into mcdonald's with a knife in his back and blood dripping down his back. he was talking on his cell phone saying good-bye to his family. he was stabbed trying to break up a fight yesterday morning. we should tell you this morning he's hospitalized and in stable condition. they said he was so calm and walked in. why is he walking into mcdonald's? >> he was walking into mcdonald's calling hi

oils you can drop under your tongue. there are many ways to do it if you want to avoid smoke. question.markus, a has anyone determined if this experiment is a success? what determines that colorado is successful in the world over krishna marijuana? i think there are a few measures of success. out of keep marijuana the hands of people under the age of 21? in a recent audit of stores, where law enforcement went in and tried to buy underage people -- none of the stores sold to people who were underage and those operations. they may have done it elsewhere. at least when the government was looking, they were not doing it. the other measure is diverse and out-of-state. they do not want lots of plants going to montana and wyoming and other places with very strict marijuana laws. the federal government will be watching colorado to make sure that they keep track of the plants and know where they are at and where they are going. so, keeping tabs on this industry will be the number one measure of success. host: ben marcus of colorado public radio is joining us to talk about the experience with medical marijuana. you can find his writing on the website. thank you. guest: thank you. host: co

colorado petroleum marketters. and florida marketters' association, the national association of national oil and national family farm association, national grange, action oil group, the north dakota petroleum marketters', oil heat council of new hampshire. public citizen, ranchers, i were wyoming petroleum ranchers association, to name a few who asked for a simple request is that when there is a need to challenge the rules to allow a full record to be made at the district court level, the commodities is not in the same vein as the s.e.c. and i would argue there is need for greater highlight and information and that the jackson lee amendment should be accepted for that kind of transparency and treating our small investors fairly and giving them the opportunity to fully pursue their position when it comes to a particular rule. i ask my colleagues to support the amendment. i reserve. the chair: the gentlelady's time has expired. ms. jackson lee: i ask my colleagues to support the jackson lee amendment. mr. lucas: i yield myself whatever time i consume. i ask my colleagues to vote against a regressive amendment and with

oils you can drop under your tongue. there are many ways to do it if you want to avoid smoke. question.markus, a has anyone determined if this experiment is a success? what determines that colorado is successful in the world over krishna marijuana? i think there are a few measures of success. out of keep marijuana the hands of people under the age of 21? in a recent audit of stores, where law enforcement went in and tried to buy underage people -- none of the stores sold to people who were underage and those operations. they may have done it elsewhere. at least when the government was looking, they were not doing it. the other measure is diverse and out-of-state. they do not want lots of plants going to montana and wyoming and other places with very strict marijuana laws. the federal government will be watching colorado to make sure that they keep track of the plants and know where they are at and where they are going. so, keeping tabs on this industry will be the number one measure of success. host: ben marcus of colorado public radio is joining us to talk about the experience with medical marijuana. you can find his writing on the website. thank you. guest: thank you. host: co

oil and gas production are down under barack obama under federal land by 6% and 28% respectively. in a state like my home state of colorado with a significant amount of federal land, this is a problem because less energy production means less jobs and less growth. this bill injects much-needed certainty into nearly every step of the energy production process. s will ensure timely approval and prohibits the secretary from changing lease terms and ensures that our nation has a plan for an energy future. i urge all my colleagues to support this critical legislation. and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from washington reserves. the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. defazio: i have no additional speakers. the chair: the gentleman from oregon reserves. the gentleman from washington. mr. hastings: i'm pleased to yield four minutes to another member of the resources committee, the gentleman from colorado, mr. tipton, four minutes. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for four minutes. mr. tipton: thank you, chairman hastings for yielding time and time on this crit