i'm not in the epa data base. with regard to metrics, the metric off the top of my head would be the numbers of talks screens that we received from facilities. i do think it is important to note that over a course of the program as a result of the efforts we have undertaken to this point to get the word out, not to said there is no more to do because some of we are committed to doing all we can to get the word out. they have met their obligations to report the high risk chemical holdings. >> my time has expired. will talk a little bit more. as thank you. i now turn it to the ranking member for questions. >> thank you, mr. chairman. would you please describe how be a chess does or does not access to other relevant federal state and local government agency and interagency chemical and permission that is routinely gathered and that would have indicated threshold chemical interest in inventory act west texas? >> well, i talked of little bit about what we have been doing with epa recently having shared our respective a

a federal judge dealt a potentially big blow to the epa in a suit, he ruled the responses to requestsion about alias e-mail accounts epa officials use quote contain numerous inconsistencies and reversals which undermine confidence in their truthfulness. now, two members of congress have written epa administrator lisa jackson demanding all her personal e-mails the last four years that relate to her officials duties. they say they were overwhelmed with e-mails but cpoliticians believe they were meant to hide information. and the administrator said they will toll rate no dissents about climb change. >> i hope there are no deniers in the department of the interior. >> they're saying if you are a global warming skeptic and work for the obama administration either by appointee or civil service you better keep your mouth shut and not express your views. >> dissent is coming prompted in part by the fact that global temperatures have stalled. >> it does raise a bigger question about what the epa's plans to skirt congress on this means for american workers. dan henninger is the editorial editor

>> the president's now epa chief needs to fight global warming for jobs and the top republican on the works committee disa agrees. saying that the president is pursuing global warming regulationsine though it would cost over 400 billion in lost economic activity per year and the estimates are 1 trillion a year and result of over 11 million job losses. who is right? i am david asbin. we'll go in focus with steve forbes and rick and elizabeth and john and rich and sabrina. steve, who's right? nobviously the senator is right. regulations in the epa are not based on real science at all and done damage to the energy production and hurt the production and economy. and if there is opportunity entrepreneurs will find. it big government smother opportunities and entrepreneurs find and create opportunities. gina mccarty said if we cut carbon pollution, we will grow jobs, is there any evidence of that? >> you guys are going to want to boo me. i will admit when i first saw the question, i thought it was a tough one. i did research. turns out a ten state organization from maryland to maine entered

regulations in the epa are not based on real science at all and done damage to the energy production and hurt the production and economy. and if there is opportunity entrepreneurs will fd. it big government smother opportunities and entrepreneurs find and create opportunities. gina mccarty said if we cut carbon pollution, we will grow jobs, is there any evidence of that? >> you guys are going to want to boo me. i will admit when i first saw the question, i thought it was a tough one. i did research. turns out a ten state organization from maryland to maine entered into the understanding where they would try to cut carbon emegzs and going on for ten years and you will never believe the results, it turns out not only cut carbon emissions 25 percent but their economies worked twois as well as every otheritate that was not a part of this. it is right there. and i know hard to believe it. nrick, you don't know how much we have all restrained ourselves. it is a very left wing group. it is very supportive of grown energies and everything. we let you get it out. rich, a fact is, job growth i

epa regulatory battle against global warming encountered a head wind.e landmark legal foundation a federal judge ruled epa responses to the alias e-mail account used by the epa administrator lisa jackson and others, "contained numerous inconsistencies and reversals which undermined confidence in the truthfulness." he ruled that land mark could now depose senior ep ab officials about the alias e-mails. >> a day later, two republican lawmakers, darrell issa and viter wrote her relating to the duties and they were concern it was a deliberate attempt to circumvent congressional oversight. this comes with what some believe is administration intolerance for any dissent in the global warming debate. evidenced by these comments -- >> hope there are no climate change deniers in department of interior. >> they say if you are a global warming skeptic and you work for the obama administration by appointee or career zil service, keep your mouth shut and don't express your views. >> doug: by dissent is growing. due to skeptics that say temperature averages stalled fo

. >> so commerce, education and the -- >> epa? >> epa.go. >> let's talk -- let's talk -- >> seriously? is epa the one you were talking about? >> no, sir. no, sir. we were talking about the agencies of government. epa needs to be rebuilt. there is no doubt about that. >> but you can't name the third one? >> the third agency of government i would do away with the education, the -- commerce, and let's see. i can't, the third one i can't. sorry. oops. >> abby, for reasons i think are obvious, you paid particularly close attention to all those debates back in that cycle. what i'm thinking is some of the high points for candidates came when they faced tough questions. i remember specifically when john king at the outset of one particular debate hammered newt gingrich and gingrich had a great response that brought the house down. it was about domestic issues. what would have happened to gingrich at that moment in the campaign had king not provided him that opportunity? >> i also think what would have happened to rick perry had that moment not ha

it was the first time we had the head of the epa and miguel rodriguez from the white house.rstand where we are coming from and we are able to be specific on the problems we are having and they created and what it will do to the coal industry in west virginia and this country and the reloyability to the energy that we depend on. >> do you think that you met headway in getting the folks that you have to convince there to back off a bit from the regulation in >> i hope so. be responsible and reasonable and look at the facts. uma, there is 8 billion tons of coal in the world. we burn 1 billion in america. if the president and this administration believes that reducing and eliminating the use of coal in america it will clean up the global environment, i don't think it stops in north america. there is more coal being burned. china burns half of the coal in the world in china. >> you are on record saying that you believe that the administration is waging a war on the coal industry, do you stand by that? >> i told them that, absolutely. it is not just cheap talk or i'dle rhetoric. i

the epa just spot checks. and people buy that? less so, now." hyundai and kia offered pre paid fuel cards for compensation oil traders are closely monitoring events in egypt.... friday-- crude oil futures topped $108 dollars per barrel --then, pulled back to the 107 dollar range. oil prices have been moving at a rapid pace with political unrest in egypt rattling the market. also on friday-- trader attentions turned to a storm system in the gulf of mexico. "hurricane season is far from over and some of the storms can happen late in the season. having said that hurricane season has not lived up to some of the more dire predictions we heard earlier in the year." that was phil flynn-- an oil trader and fox business news contributor. in a check of prices at the gas pump-- the average for a gallon of unleaded it $3.54 down 3 cents from last week. president obama hits the road this week starting in upstate new york. he'll take a bus tour through buffalo, syracuse and binghamton to discuss higher education.after new york, he hits scranton,pennsylvania.

the epa's finings have had political ramifications.llowed the obama administration to pre-emptively veto construction of the mine. the ceo wrote an op-ed for fox news demanding the process to go forward. shively argues that the epa did not consider the latest mining technology that can prevent environmental damage or the jobs it can bring to the region. this is salmon against gold, the state against the environment. joining us is taryn kiekow, from the stop pebble mine campaign. welcome to "the war room." >> thank you for having me. >> david: okay. so this seems like another reduction -- re-dux of the kinds of things we have seen. how likely is the obama administration issue a pre-emptive veto. >> it is certainly the request that conservation groups and people of the region are making. that would be people who live there, commercial fisherman, and the people of the region banning together. it isn't so much a political issue as it is an issue of life and death up in the region, and that's what i think sets us apart from keystone. it is

and whether that means defunding the epa, there will probably be lawsuits by the power companies and this, a big court battle. >> it's what happens. the epa does it right, and i have the confidence they will do it rights, they can withstand all of that. >> the politics of this, it was interesting to me that the president chose to make this speech. was it something you discussed when you were in the white house? >> i think the president genuinely believes this is one of the biggest problems we face in the world and that we have a responsibility to lead, to find -- i think he also believes that there's opportunity, that if we can find these cost-effective solutions, if we can find the new technologies, if we can drive down the price of solar panels, we can compete in a global economy. you know, germany's getting rid of their nuclear. they're going 80% renewable. you know, we could develop the technology and make it cost effective, use it here, sell it there. >> we believe thank you, carol browner, i really appreciate it. >>> coming up, who's been naughty and who's been nice? we take a

so the epa is simply following the letter of theaw.vember 202007, bp pled guilty to 14 felony counts, 11 of them for manslaughter for the deaths of left 11 people bp acknowledged in its guilty plea it was responsible for the deaths of those 11 workers. importantly bp also pled guiit i to obstruction of justice for lying to congressional investigators. we at public citizen do not think that a corporate entity that has pled guilty for lying to federal officials should then be allowed to turn around and get government the csider. lori: just begs the obvious follow-up, once you paid the price, admitted culpability, paid staggering fines, at what point, how long do you have to be punhed for? this is a company and lot of people out there whore invested in bp a certainly have a right to investment choice and make money >> absolutely. >> under the tms of the guilty pleas, bp agreed to go on criminal probation for a period five years where bp agreed that their internalompliance programs were suspect and they need to have an independent monitor.

so says the new report from cal epa. which highlights 36 indicators of tangible numbers-backed climate change ranging from ocean levels to ire temperature. one of the report's sponsors says the data isn't debatable. >> there's no doubt i think it's clear. >> reporter: dr. george who heads cal epa's environmental health hazard assessment office points to air temperatures as a prime example. the research dates back to the 1800s. shows a steady rise of average temperatures increasing in california by a degree and a half per century. represented by the solid gray line. he says that might sound minuscule but it's a big deal. >> when you look at trends over time that's where it becomes important. and i think we can see that a small change in temperature over time actually influences the severe event. >> reporter: for east coasters, that might summon up visions of 2012's hurricane sandy, the second-costliest hurricane in history. in california, wildfires are morrell. the report cites cal fire data of annual acreage burned in ca

the epa has an interest in protecting the environment. the folks say a sixth of the coal plants aroid elbecause of regulation that go too far. >> they do go too far. coal production of electricity is cleaner than before. a lot of existing plants will shut down. a hundred or more and so there is a war against coal and west virginia and other states have a right to be worried about it. >> when you shut down plants you lose jobs and that erodes the tax base. these decisions are not without consequences when it comes to real- life jobs. >> absolutely. natural gas is ramping up. but marketplace should determine and the epa has it in for oil, and natural gas and in terms of production of oil and natural gas on federal lands. you will not get a permit for that. >> the epa administrator and energy secretary say all the above approach and the administration is open to different idea and we have a focus on green and renewable sources and law makers is not a letter to the president saying given the accumulative impact of mining delays, epa regulatio

. >> so commerce, education and the -- >> epa? >> epa.here you go. >> let's talk -- let's talk -- >> seriously? is epa the one you were talking about? >> no, sir. no, sir. we were talking about the agencies of government. epa needs to be rebuilt. there is no doubt about that. >> but you can't name the third one? >> the third agency of government i would do away with the education, the -- commerce, and let's see. i can't, the third one i can't. sorry. oops. >> abby, for reasons i think are obvious, you paid particularly close attention to all those debates back in that cycle. what i'm thinking is some of the high points for candidates came when they faced tough questions. i remember specifically when john king at the outset of one particular debate hammered newt gingrich and gingrich had a great response that brought the house down. it was about domestic issues. what would have happened to gingrich at that moment in the campaign had king not provided him that opportunity? >> i also think what would have happened to rick perry had that mome

the epa is adding 30 workers to the examination program. right now test their own models. the epa will perm perform spot checks. >>> there are laws in place to make sure that children's car seats are used properly, but you might be surprised when it comes to pets there are very few regulations. we have more on the need for safer pet harnesses. >>> when i slammed on the brakes to avoid an accident, has gony went flying. >> her dog was injured when she got tangled into inn a restraint. test video shows what happens this when a dog is launched off a seat during a crash. her organization, the center for pet safety started testing dog harnesses in 2011. all four tested failed. >> what we're seeing in the testing is that even though the dog is attached, the dog continues to launch off the see the. >> reporter: the crash tests found that the majority of the restraints don't keep your pet on the seat at the point of impact. but you can see the restraints just like this one, this could save your pet's life. >> there's been a lot of innovation that continues and we keep on every day

the illinois epa has issued an air pollution action de. expected to reach the orange or unhealthy for sensitive groups category. the groups include individuals of the respiratory disorders as well as active children and older adults. this is the first action de issued for 2013 parent >> fighting for a chance at parole. the sentencing phase begins for u.s. soldier that indebted to killing at afghan civilians. indebted to killing at afghan civilians. for digestive health? yes and did you know that trubiotics is a daily probiotic that helps in two ways. it supports digestive and immune health by working in your gut where 70% of your immune system lives. try trubiotics today. survivors are expected to come face-to-face with the american soldier who admitted he gunned down 16 people last year. a sentencing hearing has begun in military court. he pleaded guilty to the murders to avoid the death penalty. most of the victims were women and children. attorneys say a brain injury played a role in those attacks. nine members of the afghan village wer

e-mail accounts, quote: >> that ruling means that landmarkn now depose senior epa officials.fter that ruling, two members of congress -- darrell issa and senator david vitter -- wrote lisa jackson demanding all of her personal e-mails over the last four years that relate to her official duties. they said in that letter, quote: >> epa officials have said that the alias accounts were used to prevent being overwhelmed we mails from the public, john. jon: and the interior secretary has had remarkable things to say about global warming of late. >> reporter: yeah. it's reflective of what critics say is administration arrogance about any dissent in the global warming event. listen up to what sally jewel had to say. >> i hope there are no climate change deniers in the department of the interior. if you don't believe in it, come out into the resources, go on to some blm land, go up to alaska where the perm ma frost is melting, go into the sierra which used to retain a lot more water in its frozen form. >> reporter: but dissent is growing. it is prompted in part by new measurements tha

way. >> reporter: another hit this week in a suit brought by the landmark legal foundation against epajudge ruled against the agency, and high ranking officials, in their use of alias e-mail accounts. judge royce lambert wrote, quote now: >> r eporter: his ruling means that landmark can now seek discovery and depose, under oath, epa officials including former add mer jackson and present administrator mccarthy. and a third hit against the epa from members of congress, darrell issa wrote former administrator jackson last night demanding all her personal e-mails over the last four years quoting: >> r eporter: so a tough week for the epa, bill. bill: indeed it is, doug, thank you. we'll see what dose of that. thanks. martha: there's outrage today after a muslim group plans a massive demonstration, a million man march they want to pull off, on september 11th. they say that muslims are the ones that have been vilified since that day. critics, of course, disagree. >> and the last four years alone, sean, we have arrested on american soil 226 home grown terrorists, 186 of them are muslims. not

epa does it right. have the confidence they will do it right, they can with stand all of that. >> it is interesting the president chose to make this speech. was it something you discussed when you were in the white house? >> i think the president genuinely believes this is one of the biggest problems we face in the world. and we have a responsibility to lead. and he believes there is opportunity. if we can find the cost effective solutions, fine the new technologies, drive down the price of solar panels, we can compete in a global economy. germany is getting rid of nuclear. they are going 80% renewable. we could develop the technology with, make it cost effective, use it here, sell it there. >> thank you. i appreciate it. coming up, who's been naught oo, who's been night. what other countries are doing with climate change. y oo, who's been night. what other countries are doing with climate change. oo, who's been night. what other countries are doing with climate change. , who's been night. what other co

epa has targeted as a clean up site.epa proposing digging up two feet of contaminated soil. >> at the moment it's a place the gate is locked and there is a illegal dumping. >> restoring will cost $12 million tonight's meeting will continue at 8:00 p.m. >> a battle pitting farmers against native americans is playing out in fresno. a central valley water district wants to prevent flow from the area to protect the salmon run. members of a tribe traveled to show support for the plan. the tribe says it relies on the fish for livelihood and flamed low water levels threaten the fish population. >> we've heard america's cup ses supposed to be a money machine for san francisco. there is plenty of disappointment along fishermans wharf. it's hard to believe fwhu is the land america's cup passed by. as for the second, well, ask a question of passing tourists. >> could you tell me which teams are racing in the america's cup? >> no. i don't know. not one single team. >> do you know who larry ellison is? >> absolutely not. larry ellers

epa, it was about an $8 million grant and really the purpose of the grant was to help monitor potential contaminants in the water supply, but there was also a public education component to the grant. and, so, what we did is launched a education program that was really about what people should do if they were concerned about the water, concerned about water quy

epa, it was about an $8 million grant and really the purpose of the grant was to help monitor potential contaminants in the water supply, but there was also a public education component to the grant. and, so, what we did is launched a education program that was really about what people should do if they were concerned about the water, concerned about water quality issues, is to call 311. but it also began to be a vehicle to talk about where, you know, our pristine hetch hetchy water. it was a really successful -- a successful education program. we saw the signs on muni bus station, you saw them on tv.

epa has targeted as a clean up site.oposing digging up two feet of contaminated soil. >> at the moment it's a place the gate is locked and there is a illegal dumping. >> restoring will cost $12 million tonight's meeting will continue at 8:00 p.m. >> a battle pitting farmers against native americans is playing out in fresno. a central valley water district wants to prevent flow from the area to protect the salmon run. members of a tribe traveled to show support for the plan. the tribe says it relies on the fish for livelihood and flamed low water levels threaten the fish population. >> we've heard america's cup ses supposed to be a money machine for san francisco. there is plenty of disappointment along fishermans wharf. it's hard to believe fwhu is the land america's cup passed by. as for the second, well, ask a question of passing tourists. >> could you tell me which teams are racing in the america's cup? >> no. i don't know. not one single team. >> do you know who larry ellison is? >> absolutely not. larry ellerson? >>

. >>> finally, bp is fighting the epa. oil giant is suspended from getting new federal contracts because of the gulf oil spill. but it's suing to get that suspension lifted, saying the epa is abusing its power. hadley, what do you say to this? have they already paid their dues with the money and the fines and everything else? >> this is exactly the same as the jp morgan story. we had a crisis, we had a disaster, an oil spill, and now we're overcorrecting. >> bill? >> i don't think you can say you're overcorrecting for what was a generational type environmental disaster that came up because of what bp did. in the cleanup, they were not great partners in how we went about making sure that all of the damage was mitigated in the best possible way. so look, i think that the epa makes decisions based on science, based on facts. and i don't think that they're letting the correction get in the way of what is the best possible policy for the american people in our interest. >> bill, great to have you, thank you so much. hadley, you

. >> john: they demanded that pennsylvania environmental officials tested the water and epa did and concludedater was fine and reported that good news them. listen to his reaction. >> i'm sick and tired of this. what happened. >> we tested your water and at this point in time we found no contaminants in it. >> john: even epa director says. >> in no cases we determined that the fracking process have caused chemicals to end groundwater. >> there is risk. the protesstors say instead of track arica should just use less energy and invest in alternatives. >> renewable energy would be that, wind, solar, geothermal. >> there is more energy in algae in any other source. >> john:, no, renewable energy doesn't provide the world with the power we feed. >> if you got your way there would be no progress. oil, natural gas, fuel is dirty but otherwise we would be living in the dark ages. >> i hear the zealtry coming from the other side. i see statistics that are uncomfortable for you and the people who are in favor of t th. >> john: on his side in my state protestors persuaded to stop all tracking in new yor

happened. >> we tested your water and at this point in time we found no contanants in it. >> john: even epator says. >> in no cases we determined that the fracking process have caused chemicals to end groundwater. >> there is risk. the protestors say instead of track america should just use less energy and invest in alternatives. >> renewable energy would be that, wind, solar, geothermal. >> there is more energy in algae in any other source. >> john:, no, renewable energy doesn't provide the world with the power we feed. >> if you got your way there woul be no progress. oil, natural gas, fuel is dirty but otherwise we would b living in the dark ages. >> i hear the zealtry coming from the other side. i see statistics that are uncomfortable for you and the people who are in favor of this. >> john: on his side in my state protestors persuaded to stop all tracking in new york. that makes me uncomfortable because the world needs energy. energy is limited. >> life is cruel and life is short. energy matters. we take it for granted. we really shouldn't. every day we'reorking to be an even better co

. >> poking around on this, nicole, and i'll tell you, there is a loophole in the epa regulations with drive if not a truck through, a hybrid through. look at the picture of the ford hybrid, the same engine, the same transmission, and it's in the same weight class as the ford fusion hybrid meaning by epa regulations, ford can assign that the same rating that the the better selling ford fusion gets. the ford fusion actually really does come close to the mpg rating, but this did not. look at that, it doesn't look like a fusion, does it? certainly worse aerodynamics on it. other vehicles that do the same sort of thing or a different vehicle, but get the same mpgs? look at vox -- volkswagon, their version both get the same mpgs as well, even though they are different vehicles, and when tested independently, the golf and sports wagon got better than the epa standards, good news. if you contrast that with the chevy traverse, for example, they also, even though they are different vehicles, look at the two vehicles, they are both suvs, one bigger than the other, the equinox, both and the trave

and dirtier and the air pollution has-and air pollution action de has been declared by the illinois epaor tuesday. last month at 8 and the dew point is 60 and coming up slowly. it will be 40 with 70 by mid week. humidity is 47%. the mold is moderate with ragweed moderate with sunburn at 21 and 51 minutes at one and 4:00 p.m.. here's our seven days ago was like at 90 and hold at the nine thursday. cool briefly friday and saturday but we are back in the '90s again by sunday, monday next week. warm weather. >> late summer. thanks. >> thank you so much for joining us >> remember we are back at 5 and 9. well, here we are... the texas ranger museum and hall of fame. cool. it was built in 1974 to commemorate excellence in law enforcement for the last 150 years. how many texas rangers have there been? oh, there's been hundreds, mike, but only 26 are honored in the texas ranger hall of fame. did you know any of them? yeah, i know one. right over here. c.d. parker, a good friend. who's the most famous? well, that's hard to say, charles. they were all great men. charles: how'd they get to be texas

encountered a head wind, in a suit brought by the landmark legal foundation, a federal judge ruled the epaesponse to freedom of information act requests for alias e-mail accounts used by the administrator lisa jackson and others, quote, contain numerous inconsistencies and reversals which undermine confidence in their truthfulness. he ruled they can depose senior officials about the alias e-mails. a day later, darrell issa and david vitter wrote administrator jackson demanding all personal e-mails in the last four years that relate to her official duties. they're concerned the e-mails were an attempt to circumvent federal transparency laws and congressional oversight. there's in tolerance for any dissent in the global warming debate, as evidenced from these comments by sally jewel. >> hope there are no climate change deniers in department of interior. >> if you are a global warming skeptic and work for obama administration, by appointee or career civil service, better keep your mouth shut and not express views. >> reporter: but temperature averages stalled for 15 years, and some russian sc

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a new consumer financial protection board, the epa with carbon emissions in factors that need to make stuff. do you think that regglations are having a visible impact in hindering a rebound? >> i do. i think it could get worse. as i said, think this president knows he can't get much past. he wants another stimulus bill, more taxes, the government initiative. he can't get that passed. he is in powering his agencies to do this over the heads of congress. that is where i'm going to go back and say i do fault congress because these regulatory agencies can b halted if congress has the backbone to step up to them and call them in front of the committees and say, wait a minute, what you're doing is out of step along. dennis: even republican congressman kind of gauge their performance and whether they are earning their pay check by how many new laws they pass, about the? >> actually, that is one of the inresting themes. the lot of the political pundits are saying ts is the most unproductive congress that we have had 50 years. i say amen. though less loss this congress passes the better it is

residents hired a second expert epa spent and the conclusion was at a minimum an initial study mitigated declarations is required to address those o how those hoozs will be determined. in the last minute classification they said that the sewer line was replaced in 2007. he's on the record of saying while the sewer upgrade may reduce the odds it doesn't eliminate the posh of a 2006 flood which is logical that no one can predict the storms and earthquakes or cumulation of things in the sewer. it raise seismic safety issues and at&t should not be allowed to put things on the ground floor because of the history of flooding and with safety issues they will be referred to in the words a common per certification is the order of the day. under the city's guidelines this site is a preference 6 locations and they're to list all the possible alternatives. in response at&t has provided 6 photographs of why they won't work, however, consistent with the cookie cutter approach with its attitude toward the residents concerns for their own safety at&t has not examined all the alternatives and has failed