you have seen both the plan from the epa, which is detailed and has 31 suggestions for reforms as epa will be considering what comes than in the next. to add to that 31. epa's recent roles have been detailed in their compliance with the executive order, including analysis which you point to job impacts. >> can you give our committee examples of where you have said no to the epa in any of their rules or regulations or the department of interior for that matter? >> way we work with epa and interior is collaborative than anything else. >> have you collaborated in a way where some proposals for rollback? >> you can see a number of their rules when they were finalized were far more modest than when they were proposed. >> can you send examples to our committee of cases come up with previous proposal in the rollback or posole but ultimately made its way to regulation >> to show examples come in the national manufactures boutique really applied -- >> the gentleman's time is expired. >> order to complete the answer. >> the epa's action with respect to the rule, which included a recent stay and

>> the epa is very clearly complying with the executive order, and you've seen both a plan for the epah is detailed. it has 31 suggestions for reforms, and the epa will be considering what comes in in the next period to add to that 31, and the epa's recent rules have been detailed in their compliance with the executive order including their analysis of what you point to, job impacts. >> can you give our committee any examples of where you said no to the epa in any of their rules and regulationings or the department of interior for that matter? >> the way we work with epa and interior is collaborative rather than anything else, and you can see that -- >> have y'all collaborated in a way where some of their proposals were rolled back? >> you can see a number of their rules when they were finalized were far more modest than when they were proposed. >> can you send examples to our committee of cases both the previous proposal and then the rolled back proposal that i guess ultimately made its way into -- i don't know if it made it all the way to regulation or just further in the process. >>

epa uses proprietary models. it doesn't use public models as required on the data quality act it should begin releasing all its models so we can see the assumption should go in and began applauding the act which the at mesh -- administrator gave a hint it's a good way of testing the statistics, the data, the information. the agencies since congress passed in 2007 they have literally written that out and the only thing that the agencies are to open up the data for the most up-to-date data is to put it in the record and to allow the data to be peer reviewed and tested within the system. that hasn't occurred since the law was passed. >> mai tais up mr. sherman. >> we are ready to close. one thing i'm getting out of this panel was the frustration of routinely the federal agency ignored the requirements contained in such a law as was mentioned the regulatory flexibility act, the information quality act, and the unfunded mandates reform act that's the concern for either party, a bipartisan issue to think that they rout

epa uses proprietary models. it doesn't use public models as required on the data quality act it should begin releasing all its models so we can see the assumption should go in and began applauding the act which the at mesh -- administrator gave a hint it's a good way of testing the statistics, the data, the information. the agencies since congress passed in 2007 they have literally written that out and the only thing that the agencies are to open up the data for the most up-to-date data is to put it in the record and to allow the data to be peer reviewed and tested within the system. that hasn't occurred since the law was passed. >> mai tais up mr. sherman. >> we are ready to close. one thing i'm getting out of this panel was the frustration of routinely the federal agency ignored the requirements contained in such a law as was mentioned the regulatory flexibility act, the information quality act, and the unfunded mandates reform act that's the concern for either party, a bipartisan issue to think that they rout

>> the epa is very clearly complying with the executive order, and you've seen both a plan for the epa which is detailed. it has 31 suggestions for reforms, and the epa will be considering what comes in in the next period to add to that 31, and the epa's recent rules have been detailed in their compliance with the executive order including their analysis of what you point to, job impacts. >> can you give our committee any examples of where you said no to the epa in any of their rules and regulationings or the department of interior for that matter? >> the way we work with epa and interior is collaborative rather than anything else, and you can see that -- >> have y'all collaborated in a way where some of their proposals were rolled back? >> you can see a number of their rules when they were finalized were far more modest than when they were proposed. >> can you send examples to our committee of cases both the previous proposal and then the rolled back proposal that i guess ultimately made its way into -- i don't know if it made it all the way to regulation or just further in the proces

>> the epa is very clearly complying with the executive order, and you've seen both a plan for the epa which is detailed. it has 31 suggestions for reforms, and the epa will be considering what comes in in the next period to add to that 31, and the epa's recent rules have been detailed in their compliance with the executive order including their analysis of what you point to, job impacts. >> can you give our committee any examples of where you said no to the epa in any of their rules and regulationings or the department of interior for that matter? >> the way we work with epa and interior is collaborative rather than anything else, and you can see that -- >> have y'all collaborated in a way where some of their proposals were rolled back? >> you can see a number of their rules when they were finalized were far more modest than when they were proposed. >> can you send examples to our committee of cases both the previous proposal and then the rolled back proposal that i guess ultimately made its way into -- i don't know if it made it all the way to regulation or just further in the proces

saying it is happening. >> the epa is legitimately identifying an historical fact.curring methane gas often ends up in water wells and dow have that situation. but there's not been a single proven instance where it has been related to hydraulic fraking. >> stephen: solar power? they will suck so much energy that eventually the sun will go out. (laughter) >> stephen: right, we will have a sun spill s this a matter of national security. you used to be head of homeland security is this a matter of homeland security in any way to new. >> it depends on your point of view, whether you want to send a billion dollars a day to foreign countries some unstable, unfriendly countries or whether you want a bunch of leaders and countries deciding they're not going to increase the production of oil which means our gas price goes through the roof it is a matter of economic security, a matter of national security. >> stephen: the only thing that worries me is say you are drilling a mile down there. what if we enrage the mole people. (laughter) have you made any plans for that. >> tha

the epa case, very different case. except in this case stateses were trying to sue these governments, these utilities, actually, in order to be able to-- to what? >> there were six states. new york city and three land trusts that wanted to bring what is called a public nuisance lawsuit against the utilities on the grounds that their carbon dioxide emissions-- contributed to global warming. so the issue before the supreme court was whether the states and the land trusts could use a public nuisance lawsuit. which public nuisance is a very old common law doctrine. justice againstberg wrote for a knew man news court here. she said that the question was who decides this kind of issue, this global warming kind of issue. is it the executive branch agency to which congress has delegated authority in this area or is it the courts. she decided the court decided unanimously that it is the executive branch agency. she said that the federal clean air act and the authority delegated to the environmental protection agency displaced t

it is clear what the epa, what happens with the epa. this is a story that goes on and on. generally speaking, we are not saying that the department of public health may not be doing something in this city that any other director would not do what they believe is right. to pass a project as an expert is not acceptable. i sat on that advisory board and i voted. we were disbanded by the navy, which was irresponsible. we brought that before the supervisors. it went back and forth. here we are again. [tone] supervisor campos: thank you, sir. next speaker. sorry for mispronouncing your name. >> not a problem. i am with green action for health and environmental justice. on my way from another project that i have to take care of, it occurred to me that everything should or should have already been fixed. let me simply say that while your job as supervisors is not just to protect the district that you're directly elected for, ok, your job is to protect all of us. some of you have shown me that you took that very seriously. i trust that you will do that in this case. it is not coinc

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there were financial contributions made by the epa, dpw, the redevelopment agency, and puc, but beyond those financial commitments, much staff time has been put into coordination and people from the planning department, the mta, all the agencies that have contributed money that have also contributed time and energy in order to try to make the residence dreams a reality in this block. before i introduce the mayor, i wanted to introduce and point out that i have the president of our redevelopment commission sitting in the front row, who has been a big proponent of this program. when we go through our budget process, he is always asking how we can improve this, but i want to introduce mayor lee. i think it is very appropriate for him to kick us off because we are moving forward, and i think the spirit with which he has approached his work over the last few months. i think everybody who is here and who witnessed his work can testify to the fact that the notion of this being a community-driven project, the notion of this being a project where we are trying to find ways to help the residents

shifting from hhs to epa.fficiency. epa's proposed a federal influence plan for greenhouse gases that would affect the state of texas and probably exclusively the state of texas. a plan that is going to be implemented because texas did not meet the requirement under a state implementation plan for the epa said it was necessary to step in. "the wall streetthe wall streetl process earlier from this year before you testified that this was a result of the epa's notice for 18 years at the texas plan did not address subject to regulation among regulators weren't able to answer congressional for the intent of the court 18 years of the future and as a consequence now the epa will come in and regulate at the federal level all the power, production electricity production in the state of texas. this seems incomprehensible that the executive order were going to streamline the process. >> i appreciate the question. the executive order is designed to reduce costs including those that involve greenhouse gases. that is someth

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the epa -- let's say that one more time. there you go. of all, the federal debt has has a short circuit in our nation's energy policy. the fcc has nationalized the internet, and most dangerously of all, the federal debt has ballooned, putting our country on a course to financial and economic ruin. meanwhile, the chair of the democratic national committee has said that obama has turned the economy around. well, here is a news flash. obama has not turned the economy around. he is turned this country and -- he has turned this country and the economy upside down. and according to the latest polls, one -- less than one- third of the american people think we are on the right track. but i am hopeful. i am an optimist. because to me, that says to me two-thirds of the american people are ready for a new direction. [applause] from. let me tell you a little bit about where i come from. my district in tennessee is a great barometer for what is going on in the country -- a lot of small towns, farms, two great cities, memphis, and national, and yes, in

the epa plans to issue rules sometime next year. >> on to consumer news.that is what a man says happened to him. and there is michael finney. >> in fact if they can do it again he might hit control, alt, delete on the purchase. it's been a while and he says almost immediately after taking it out of the box, something was wrong. >> this is like lcd screen was dying, dollars were darkened and would flicker. >> and he got it back with a note saying they dmot find anything wrong witness. >> it had the same problem. >> he sent it back a second time. this time replaced a part. >> just started to get worse and worse. i ended up having to send it back to them, again. >> a couple weeks later he told him the computer was ready for pick up, then told him they needed to do more testing. and it wasn't his lap top. >> it had blemishes and scratches. i could tell it was not my lap top. >> he called the company to find out why he had been sent a refurbished unit. he called 7 on your side. we contacted the company. and the company contacted josha. >> they offered to switch

we need less epa monitoring of the economy and more of the epa's effects on our freedom and job growth in this country. i will require sun setting of all federal regulations unless specifically sustained by a vote of congress. under my administration, it will come up for a vote every three to five years. under my administration, national labor relations board's will never again tell an american company where it can and cannot do business. just as the federal government must break down barriers with our domestic markets, we must break down barriers with our international markets. congress should ratify the free trade agreements with south korea and colombia in complete the agreement with panama. we should start new bilateral talks with our trading partners and promote aggressively our exports all over the world. president obama set a goal of doubling exports, yet his policies have prevented this. mine will achieve it. finally, even if we are successful in changing the way washington taxes, spence, and regulates, many gains could be lost by the continued debasement of the dollar as a res

the country doesn't support it, the congress doesn't support it, get the epa continues to try to advance that agenda. if these policies sound as though they were written by people who spend no time outside of government, that is about right. president obama political appointees have been notorious for their lack of private-sector experience. it is immoral to force working americans to hold down two or three real jobs just to afford the whims of the so-called experts who have never really had one. we don't need obama care to create a one-size-fits-all program. we need washington to allow allow a personalized market to flourish and meet the needs of individuals, patience, and their families. we don't need dodd frank to further make problems for wall street. we don't need an elected officials that the epa to do what our elected officials in congress have rejected, we need less monitoring of the economy and more monetary of the effect on our freedom and job growth in this country. i will require a sunset of all regulations unless specifically sustained under a vote of congress. under my admi

the epa -- >> there you go. has a short circuit in our nation's energy policy. fcc has nationalized the internet, and most dangerously of all, the federal debt has ballooned, putting our country on a course to financial and economic ruin. meanwhile, the chair of the democratic national committee has said that obama has turned the economy around. well, here is a news flash. obama has not turned the economy around. he is turned this country and the economy upside down. according to the latest polls, one -- less than one-third of the american people think we are on the right track. but i am hopeful. i am an optimist. because to me, that says to me two-thirds of the american people are ready for a new direction. [applause] >> let me tell you a little bit about where i come from. my district in tennessee is a great barometer for what is going on in the country -- a lot of small towns, farms, two great cities, memphis, and national, and yes, indeed, that makes me legitimately a little bit country, and a little better rock and roll. [laughter] >> as i am out and about,

. >> president obama has already committed an enormous amount in his green stimulus, his epa has issued regulations requiring the reduction of co2. >> reporter: the white house says the president has made the largest investments ever in green technology and green jobs. but even he is a little frustrated. >> i wish that energy bill had passed. i understand the frustrations. i feel them too. >> reporter: jonathan karl, abc news, washington. >> the really interesting thing here is that a lot of people who are very pro-epa, they really want environmental issues to be important to our country, they need to go vote. apparently there's a voting issue where folks who really feel that way might not make it to the polls. >> right, exactly, that's a big risk for obama. he has to decide who he wants to ally himself with and if that's going to help him with the election. we hope the environment is a bigger thing than just the election. >>> coming up -- intriguing tabloid rumblings involving o.j. simpson and oprah winfrey. we've heard that this is the get that she's always wanted to get for her show,

before brought the help their case in virginia, we sued the epa, the employment prevention agency, over their greenhouse gas endangerment finding. there is no agency in the federal government that so egregiously ignores their own rules and the loss of life to it bound their authority. that is not enough. when lisa jackson said in december 2009, i am not to transform the american economy and i have the 15,000 people of the epa you are ready to help me do it. in a statement. no mention of keeping the environment clean in that statement. transformed the american economy. they know what they are doing and how they are doing it. again, we are the last line of defense. the attorney-general in south carolina is fighting to keep those 22 states that are free of compelled unionization. we are a coal state. we are here for a reason. coming to an internet near you this summer, this is the most brazen one of all. the fec is going to roll out again and ordered to regulate the internet. why is this the month raised -- most brazen one of all? for one simple reason. a year ago, in 2010, they had a cour

y es por ellos que según epa él congresista alabama necesita esta ley, el principal procuro sor aseguraunión de libertades civiles el centro. (nombre en inglés) y el foro nacional de inmigración se preparan para bloquear esta ley en corte >>> es el colmo después de lo que ha pasado con arizona otros estados como alabama quieran ir más haya con una slee qley clar insconstitucional >>>angie: parte estado ley para el reconozca qui las escuelas entran en vigor luego. >>>josé: los indocumentados son víctimas fáciles de personas que les prometen ayudar con la situaciónmigratoria. >>>lori: prometen villas y castillos dicen puedo resolver su situación migratorias sus víctimas le dandi ner y lue din se dan cuenta que fueron estafados, este inmigrante sintió el engaño en carne propia le robaron 7500 dólares >>> cuando iba a ser la tercera que iba a tener, la tercera audiencia perdón este entonces el señor este se desapareció, el supuesto abogado entonces su contador le dijo que pues, lamentablemente que le habían revocado la licencia >>>lori: hoy el gobierno federal le declaró la guerra a notario

epa in a training center, and i worked with the district attorney's office in san francisco for nine years becoming -- before becoming elected supervisor. i was one of 20 people who co- founded the green party in california. i thought that the democratic party in the united states had essentially vacated or left and use a little too much with the political right. in my opinion, there had been insufficient advocacy for people who were left of center. less than to w. years ago, i decided it was time for me to shift direction and said the democrats. that is what this comes down to. that does not take quite as long comparatively to other cities, either. if anything, at least maybe permitting is made to the frustration that red tape business is the way you deal with that reality, but in terms of legislation, good idea actually gets marshall pretty quickly in this city. i love to campaign. i knew that in advance. how i like to campaign is i meet people. i knock on every door in district 5, and i really did enjoy that. but i like grass roots organizing. does not matter what your brand of po

the administrator for the region nine epa sent out an e-mail yester day and asked -- yesterday, and asked to refurbish the plaza into a new building. they are building a new high- rise, of which we definitely need many, in downtown. however, they will basically have the building in place, in the way of doing it. this is really, really good news, because at a time when we are concerned that green buildings are not necessarily involve, tearing them down, but reinventing them from the inside out. this is very good news. i will be happy to share the details with you and ford be e- mail's with you -- and forward the e-mails with you. i think this is a good example of what is it possible with contemporary high-rises that are 10 or 15 years old. these are these platinum-raided buildings. there are five bills this week in sacramento -- five bills this week in sacramento. they are both dealing with winter protection of various kinds. ed we are establishing the ability of cities to enforce housing law that would require affordable rental housing. the something very important in light of the fact th

epa has recently exempted note and dairy industries from its oral special rule. the punchline of material is of of the next decade the note and dairy industries will cry, not at all, over spilt milk and save over $1 billion. the few additional illustrations, burden on employers. a very alert. personally very alert. last week occupational seven -- occupational safety and health administration will remove over 19 million hours of paperwork burden which will save over $40 million in annual cost and may be a lowball estimate. in recent discussions that burden saving measure was highlighted as an extraordinary step forward. osha plans to a proposed rule that would result in half a billion annual savings for employers. not 40 million, over half a billion. to eliminate unjustified economic burden on railroad the department of transportation is reconsidering a rule that requires railroads to require equipment to create certain equipment that is expensive which would save potentially over a billion dollars over 20 years. these are just illustrations. there was a reference

that's why we gave the chevy equinox an epa estimated 32 miles per gallon highway.ppreciate making less stops at the pump? hey. want me to drive? we'll take that as a yes. the count on chevy event is going on strong with a full selection of vehicles to choose from. visit your local chevy dealer. >>> hello. i'm fredricka whitfield in atlanta. here are our top stories at this hour. new clashes and street fighting taking place in syria this weekend. security forces trying to shut down crowds of anti-government protesters. human rights activists say more than 1,100 demonstrators have been killed in the fighting since march. syria's military says more than 400 security forces have been killed. >>> delegates from the african union are meeting again to try to hammer out a cease-fire in libya, and who's not at the negotiating table? libyan leader moammar gadhafi. an au official did not specify who, if anyone, is representing libya. previous peace talks that included gadhafi have fallen through. >>> the worst seems to be over for minot, north dakota. the source river, which

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they're also tackling this from the air, helicopters are dropping water and the epa has supplied a radiation detecting plane. they've also tested the air here from the ground and so far the results indicate nothing is coming from the lab. the lab is still closed, the town is still closed. and today the fire chief doug tucker told me that while he's shooting for saturday or sunday, it seems very likely that they will not lift that mandatory evacuation order until after the holiday weekend. and as long as this community is closed, it seems likely the lab will remain closed as well. brian? >> a very dicey situation. janet, great work out there again today. janet shanlian at los alamos. >>> when we come back tonight, 29 men are gone forever, and whose job was it to protect them as they mined coal to make our electricity? tonight what we have learned about safety and honesty after one of the worst mining disasters ever. >>> and later, making a difference for cancer patients by planting seeds of hope. >>> every time you turn on the lights, when you turn on this television, there's a good chance th

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to be frank, a number of the epa rules are a result of a lot of litigation. in some people's minds, there was very little action on the epa implementing legislation passed by congress. during the previous eight years, there were numerous lawsuits on certain regulations. a lot of what is being implemented right now is the result of a backlog of judicial cases better now requiring the epa to do certain things. i'm not saying that is a good excuse. that is a fact of life. a lot of the issues, there is scientific evidence that was ignored. we can debate scientific evidence but a lot of the may have been ignored. that is at the heart of a lot of these. i hear the message. as i mentioned, the president has been strong. we're required each of the is debate's, there whether we have the authority to do the sort of review we of ordered the cabinet agency to do. they presented plans to do the sort of review that i mentioned. the one we saw with osha. to try and get through the redundancy and overlap. there is an enormous number of rules and regulations in the pipeline t

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the reality is is the epa approves the use of these dispersants but they don't actually test what will the dispersants themselves do to various endangered species? what are the impacts of dumping millions of gallons of dispersants? if any of you listen to democracy now the other day a representative of our group, was on and amy goodman pointed out interestingly that she noticed that the main dispersants used in the spill is actually banned in the u.k.. it can't be used in the u.k., so bp has a stock pile of millions of gallons of the stuff that they can't be used in u.k. or anywhere in europe. what did they do at this stuff? let's shifted to the u.s.. we have got to get rid of it. these kinds of -- we see how so many decisions, these policy decisions are made basically with a gun to the head because you have lisa jackson, the head of the epa desperately trying to figure out come is there anything i can do? is there anything we can do in the government is under criticism for an action. well, we are going to dunk eliot of gallons of the stuff because we have to show people we are doing e