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do you think that this issue, fracking, is important? >> fracking is safe.th here in our economy. at the same time we want to do it in a safe and responsible way. we want to protect the public health of the communities where fracking takes place. we also want to protect the job creation. we have a blue ribbon commission in place to find that sweet spot where we protect this really special way of life we have, but we also protect our jobs. voters like the whortons for whom fracking is a key issue, might not get much of a clue with answers like that. but there's another issue the whortons worry about, the keystone xl pipeline. on this issue senator udall and congressman gardner openly disagree. while gardner supports it, senator udall has voted more than once to stop it from going forward. >> why hold back on keystone xl pipeline? >> look, my point of view's been that the science ought to be completed. a lot of people wanted to fast track the pipeline. we don't even have a route for the pipeline. >> those are just sitting out there -- >> the whorton's professi

not from fracking but the atlantic shelf. prices are lower. very profitable for u.s.producers. >> but sabrina if it does hurt fracking some say it will, i think it's a two-for for the president of the united states, right before the election, price of gas goes down and he gets to help kill off the fracking business, because you know he hates that. right? >> well, you know, you may be on to something, and you know i'm a big supporter of fracking. the bigger issue, this is good news, because it means that competition means it will be better prices for the consumer, for business, economic growth all around. the fact is that the saudis have something to be worried about. the united states has, in fact, surpassed them in oil extraction. that is making things tougher for them, but i think the fracking industry and natural gas are here for long term. we don't have the to worry about that. >> from your lips to god's ears. thank you, gang. >>> coming up, talk about an unstable market. don't fret. besides this, your profits, coming up next.@? . >>> and we are back with stable s

do you think that this issue, fracking, is important? >> fracking is safe.o growth here in our economy. at the same time we want to do it in a safe and responsible way. we want to protect the public health of the communities where fracking takes place. we also want to protect the job creation. we have a blue ribbon commission in place to find that sweet spot where we protect this really special way of life we have, but we also protect our jobs. voters like the whortons for whom fracking is a key issue, might not get much of a clue with answers like that. but there's another issue the whortons worry about, the keystone xl pipeline. on this issue senator udall and congressman gardner openly disagree. while gardner supports it, senator udall has voted more than once to stop it from going forward. >> why hold back on keystone xl pipeline? >> look, my point of view's been that the science ought to be completed. a lot of people wanted to fast track the pipeline. we don't even have a route for the pipeline. >> those are just sitting out there -- >> the whorton's pr

do you think that this issue, fracking, is important? >> fracking is safe.ere in our economy. at the same time we want to do it in a safe and responsible way. we want to protect the public health of communities where fracking takes place. and we also want to protect the job reputation. and we have a blue ribbon commission in place to find that sweet spot where we have this way of life that we have but we also protect our jobs. >> voters like the whartons for who fracking is a key issue might not get much of a clue from answers like that. >> do you want to see the guard jn. >> but there's another energy issue the whartons worry about, the keystone pipeline. a project that will carry huge amounts of oil from canada to the gulf of mexico. and on this issue, senator udall and congressman gardner openly disagree. while gardner supports it, senator udall has posted more than once to stop it from going forward. >> why hold back on the keystone xl pipeline? >> my viewpoint has been that the science ought to be completed. >> the whartons' professional life requires t

fracking, ten years ago the word sounded like an insult. today, it sounds to some like the salvation of the american economy. and to others like the destruction of the environment. whatever it is, fracking or hydraulic fracturing, a high pressure method of getting oil and gas out of the ground, is a contentious issue in colorado. >> people jokingly have referred to us as the wharton brothers, which i take that as a compliment with my age. >> reporter: jc warden and his son have been running an energy consulting firm since 200. >> we keep about seven of us in the office full time. but we can range anywhere from 15 to 40 contractors at any time. >> working out of a small office, they've got a lot of big clients and deal in big ideas. one of those ideas is that fracking will not only make money but could also make america energy independent, an important goal for jc and a legacy for his children and grandchildren. >> let's go outside. >> i have reached the point in my life where i'm sensitive of time. and i just feel very pressured to accompli

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it may be fracking.he saudis realise quickly is the price we have to pay to frack oil is very high and likely to go up. there was a little table published a week ago in the wall street shurnal. you can get it online. it shows that in 2003, peak production in a well was something like 800 barrels a stay. it was something like 24, 2500 barrels. great gains claims the article, it's "the wall street journal." underneath they have what it takes to get oil production up. back in 2003, it was something like one-30th as much water. we need 30 times as much court to get production, in the context of a country with a major drought. >> the price of water is too much to pay, for them putting oil prices down, it makes it a closer hotely. >> exactly, because we can't afford to produce and can't afterward to use the water. science magazine, an august science magazine, periodical - this issue, or the issue before this. the cover story, the editorial is devoted to a drought in california, producing a lot of foods, vegeta

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he believes that fracking is very dangerous. my rightino is on today and he believes fracking is safe. i say i am not a scientist. let the scientists decide. it is very compensated. it is very controversial. academic studies come out all different ways. let the experts decide. let the department of health and the department of conversation give me a report. what the experts say is right, that is what i will do. it is too complicated for a layman. when he goes home to westchester, he is mark ruffolo. he passed a law that says --cking water wastewater fracking wastewater cannot be traded in his facilities or used on his roads. nott is safe of state, just in westchester county for his family. >> my position is we should ban fracking because it is a danger to the climate. you burn gas. it does pollute the water and the lamb. we already know that from what we have seen in pennsylvania and around the country. 5% of fracking wells failed in 15 years. mr. cuomo says he is waiting for the science. but when science came back from the u.s.

in the fracking issue is huge. i think after the election, he is going to go with fracking.t is what this signals say. i'm the only candidate for a ban on fracking and a commitment to clean energy. all of those things is pushing people our way. oruomo created a new party help support the creation of a new party, the women's equality party. and many people believe he is trying to do a counterweight to the working families party, which, ironically, endorsed him, but he really is not seeking their support. could you talk about the women's equality party? >> it is a new wrapper for the old package. in terms of women's equality, he is said nothing about childcare are paid family leave are raising the minimum wage. most minimum-wage workers are women. so his women's equality agenda doesn't address the problems, particularly of working-class women. he has other packages. he is on the independent line but he is not independent. the working families party, just because he is that wrapper, doesn't make him a champion of the working class. his whole term in office has been an attack on

they recently hosted an exhibit on fracking called ""frack-aso!raits of extraction in eagle ford and beyond," that included a series of workshops with nina was'te wilson, idle no more co-founder, and others. the eagle ford shale is a massive fracking project and the flares burning off excess natural gas can be seen by satellite at night. graciela sanchez joins us to discuss this and other developments here in san antonio. esperanza, which means hope. >> it was created 27 years ago. we will get to 28 in january. it was our desire for some of these women of color who gone away to school and come back and said, we want to live here in san antonio and we want to make livedhat our lives are with peace and justice. we live in a city that is a military town. we have an colonized for over 300 years with five military stations called the missions back in the 1700s -- alamo lastto the night. >> and five military stations in the 20th century. even of the rest of the country has demilitarized, san antonio has an. we have continued to grow in different ways. w

den to know, texas, a suburb near dallas is proposing a ban on hydraulic fracking. residents vote on the issue next month. if it passes, den to know will be the first city in texas to take such a stand. >> you don't see many children playing outside. >> i feel trapped in my home and it's absolutely not fair. >> she moved to texas before the industry came knocking. >> what's going to happen if it explodes? you ever no idea what they're doing precisely and they don't tell you. >> denton, a suburb of dallas sits atop of barnett shale, one of the large effort gas deposits in the nation. it is also home to the most intensive gas drilling operations ever attempted in an urban area. fracking pumps large amounts of water mixed with sand and chemicals into a shale formation to release natural gas. this is what residents are concerned about. in april, after a gas well blowout, homes were evacuated and flights diverted from denton municipal airport. air tests detected 46 hazardous chemicals down wind. the same company that operates the gas wells near homes failed to report the

. >> fracking, 10 years ago, the word sounded like an insult. today it sounds to some like the salvation of the american economy. and to others like the destruction of the environment. whatever it is, fracking or hydraulic fracturing, a high pressure method of getting oil and gas out of the ground is a contentious issue in colorado. j.c. warden and his son have been running energy company strategy come, he says there's an energy to wage war. various initiatives were put frart to deal with fracking. >> recently the initiatives have been initiatives 88, 89 and 121 on the colorado ballot. we could be literally shut down tomorrow by and u election over an issue of how far we have to drill. >> largely subject to bipartisan efforts that were pull offend the ballot. >> the purpose of having oil and gas issues on the ballot made democrats uneasy. jonathan higen looper proposed a deal that brought it to the ballot. but the battle is now just in state, it's a national issue, something a senator might deal with. which is why i asked incumbent senator and h

. >> fracking in north carolina and louisiana, and fracking is an issue in colorado. and you have plenty of issues about climate change in general, that many different members of congress are talking about, and those are the ones going across the country. >> and if the senate goes republican, still a big if, what impact does that have on environmental issues. >> last year, 229 climate change bills were introduced last year, and most were trying to say climate change is real, and it's not something that humans have anything to do with. and if the senate boz red, i think a lot of those bills will end up on the front. >front. >> right now, they would regulate or determine what kind of chemicals are affecting the climate. a lot of republicans want to gut the epa and if those bills go with republicans, they could go through. >> which races could be affected by environmental issues. >> i would say colorado, mark udall, gardiner doesn't know how he feels about climate change, and mark you'd al has been dancing around to say if he is affected by fracking or not. >> in suburba

there is a frack act so we could follow the science. congresswoman opposes that cute she had a radical agenda. i think we could do a lot better. that is why i support a project in orange county she has been making fun of. technology developed right here in the hands of valley that would create hundreds of new jobs. do support the use of natural gas. i have a plan to bring back manufacturing jobs to the hudson valley. i have a bill that would bring in good jobs and good manufacturing jobs back to the hudson valley. we could to get bennett of the low gas prices created by the natural gas boom cute i do not want fracking with our fragile water resources. that is crazy. i sure wouldn't do it on federal lands. i wouldn't do it until we knew what the sciences were. she has been one of the biggest recipients of contributions. >> i do want her to respond. >> that is stunning. no one is talking about fracking in the hudson valley. you have just spent a minute wasting people's time on something that has no relevance whatsoever. do we need to reco

he passed a law that says fracking water -- fracking wastewater cannot be traded in his facilities or used on his roads. so it is safe of state, just not in westchester county for his family. >> my position is we should ban fracking because it is a danger to the climate. you burn gas. it does pollute the water and the land. we already know that from what we have seen in pennsylvania and around the country. 5% of fracking wells failed in 15 years. mr. cuomo says he is waiting for the science. but when science came back from the u.s. geological survey, his administration wanted to change the results. so what is it? and then the study that you referred to is based on obsolete science. the supplemental generic environmental impact statement is six years old and it is based on the environmental impact that is 22 years old. this is like a farce and governor cuomo should take a position before the election so people know where it he stands. i will ban fracking. >> very interesting question. listening to these guys, i don't know what the truth is. is it safe? is it not safe? the truth is we h

a lot of it comes from fracking. natural gas is a wonder fuel.america and green, it emits very few carbons into the atmosphere. those who really wants to reduce carbon emissions and other pollutions should be cheerleading for fracking because it provides us with a very cheap, abundant and clean fuel. stuart: do you agree with me if republicans get control of the senate the first thing they should do is try to go toward an energy led boom for the u.s. economy? drill for oil and gas on federal land, build the pipeline, frack in new york, in california, produce our own energy and create a boom, is that one for the republicans? >> it should be. the irony is if you take out the energy revolution you just described over the last five or six years, the massive increase in oil and gas production in the united states because of fracking and horizontal drilling, if you take that out of the equation there is almost no recovery in the u.s. economy. that is how big this is an we are only at the very tip of this. it was started drilling on federal land, which

in the urban areas, they don't. >> in suburban areas they support fracking. >> people are against fracking. there's a lot of mining territory. there's a lot of people supporting tracking. over 51%. >> do you think this year, as opposed to other years, environmental issues are resonating with the voters. >> i think they are a little more this year. people are unhappy about different things. the environment is something new that you can get excited about. >> when you have a bad economy, fracking is an economic issue and can galvanise people. >> but it has always, in many ways been economist versus the environment. jobs versus the environment. if it passes the law, it will hurt jobs. is it that way this year. >> it's always that way. as long as republicans have a way with the issue. the treasurer is unpopular. unemployment is down, most people are hurting. any message saying look, this policy, environmental or otherwise is affecting your righty to get a job. it will affect people getting a vote. >> good to see you. >> next, the weapon of choice that campaign season - gunns. lots of guns. from

when he goes home to westchester, he passed a law that said fracking water, fracking waste water cannotted in his facilities or used on his roads. it is safe upstate, just not for his family. >> moderator: 60 seconds. hawkins: we should ban fracking because it is a danger to the climate, you burn gas and it heats up the planet. cohen and methane releases it does pollute the water and land. we know that from what we have seen in pennsylvania and around the country. 5% of fracking wells fail lesson is there drilled, 50% in 15 years according to a study of 41,000 wells drilled in southwest pennsylvania recently. mr. cuomo says he is waiting for the signs but when science came back from the geological survey the administration wanted to change the results, edited and delays. what is it? and then the study refers to is based on obsolete science. the state supplemental generic environmental impact statement is 6 years old and based on underlying environmental impact statements that 22 years old. this is a farce and governor cuomo should take a position before the elections of people will know

and the question is on fracking. where do you stand on fracking? and particularly the transport of fracking waste through new jersey? >> we don't do fracking in new jersey because we don't have the shale deposits here to do it. in generally think fracking is something that should be explored. it's a way to extract more natural gas and we should be doing that safely. with regard to the transport of chemicals, from one state to another, i believe that's an issue for those states. new jersey does permit waste coming from pennsylvania into new jersey today and those are decisions that people closest to the voter are making -- not local but state elected officials. that's where it should be made. >> thank you. candidate belgard? >> well, i have concerns about fracking given that we don't even know the processes used and the chemicals used in the fracking process. so i think it's something that needs to be more transparent. i also think that there are other alternatives that are safer and cleaner that can be explored. i mentioned a couple earlier -- sola

fracking - it can't be sustained. the price in terms of the united states, nrt to fracking - -- in relation to fracking - the companies can no longer afford to keep business. it will fall off the table. there's the united states so dependent on fracking energy, and all of a sudden when the u.s. demand goes on to the international market. oil prices will explode, and, by the way, during that time there'll be economies like germany and others, going to renewable energyies, and they'll drive the economy. a fascinating interview at 7. >> "real money", david shuster, look forward to it. >>> computer giant hewlett packard will split. one will handle the computer and printer business and the other corporate hardware and services operation, which whitman will lead. part of the plan include laying off 5,000 employees. >>> the classic hotel in new york to pay hilt worldwide holdings under $2 billion for the iconic hotel. the deal calls tore hilton to operate it. the waldorf historria opened in 1931. >>> i.s.i.l. may be close to

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in michigan, we do fracking right. michigan, we frack over 10,000 wells in our state and never had a problem. we have the toughest rules and enforce them. we get results and more energy. >> we have to get to our final question. -- our michigan residents better off than they were four years ago? how will they be better off in the next four years? >> i'm going to say something that no one knows. taken wherepoll more than half of people in michigan were now feeling good about the future. the last time that happened with during 9/11. that is over a decade ago. people are seeing a bright future in michigan. we need to keep that up. and a second term our priorities are more and better jobs, with a key focus on the skilled trades, career tech education, creating middle-class job opportunities. we can do it. preschool test going to that process -- getting the most effective strangers in the classroom. -- teachers in the classroom. good government. we are financially responsible. we are paying our long-term debt. if you want a

on the other hand, they hate fracking and this helps them kill off the fracking industry in the united states, right? >> certainly seeing the market at work when oil prices are higher, encouraged fracking throughout the country. and now that we increased oil production substantially, we're seeing that dd to the world supply and now depressed prices. >> how will all this affect the -pconssmer in the guy out there getting a little benefit at the pump, will he get benefit with heating oil, if we have a long, cold winter, which is forecast by a lot of people? >> the consumer is definitely going to benefit. i expect ttat the retail gasoline price goes to $3 a gallon by halloween and dip to $2.80 by thanksgiving. so those consumers in the northeast iexpect heating oil prices are 20 to 25 cents a gallon less than they were last winter. davvd: finally on the demand issue, one of the reasons the price goes down it's slowing up in europe. do youhink the pblems in europe and china get worse and could that eventually spill over into the u.s.? the markets seem tong so, or at least worry about it? >

one reason it remains poor is andrew cuomo, a democrat, won't allow fracking. that would give us thousands of jobs. yet they don't do it. yet, those union people vote democratic. i have no idea why. >> maybe you can help us out. i agree, issue after issue after issue. this might be the one. someone making $90,000 a year, doing it 20 years and the government takes their job. where are they going to go? >> let's uncomplicate things. coal bankrupt. arch coal and arch energy, stock is down 20%. much because of this administration's ridiculous over the top regulation that literally shut down the coal plants because they were losing money because of the higher costs. after six years, the unions are finding out what we already knew, higher taxes mandate a killed industry. it's about time. hopefully, it changes the playing field. >> will it? listen, we know there are a couple important states, a couple swing states. this might make a difference. what do you think? >> a lot of different playing fields going on here. >> what about the coal playing field. >> we need a fox

. -- here we are taking a look at the fracking -- at the fracking plan. this is trendy now. paint firetrucks and locally, but what about painting drill bits? this is the latest from susan g. komen, and they have offered to paint the drill bits in support of breast cancer. they are doing their part for the cause. the company wants to paint 1000 real bits a piece, and they are also donated money to susan g. komen, but there is a little bit of controversy. involved with a process called fracking, which some says this could cause cancer. there is still research trying to figure if this is indeed true. kai jackson is sifting through all the comments and he is live now with your comments. it hasgroup notes that been a part of it since 2013, and they have donated thousands of dollars for breast cancer research. we are hearing comments from susan g. komen's paige on facebook. book.ge on face to notesponds by saying minimize the heroes that were funded by komen. sue writes that this foundation will do anything for money. at komen itself issues statement on its own facebook pays, and

that's another thing so no i do not support fracking.t renewable energy like i said and we can switch to renewable energy very quickly. i don't know why people think we can bomb syria within a week. there's no money spared him back but when it comes to protecting their own people here at home, then we don't have the money for that. we don't have the money for renewable energy. we have to frack. we don't have the money for renewable energy. we have to burn coal so i think we should have our priorities straight and instead of spending $50 billion to bomb other people we should spend $50 billion to switch to renewable energy here at home. >> moderator: represented enyart your response please. enyart: thank you jack. you know i have read a couple of studies on fracking and what i have read indicates that the biggest two letter word in the english language, if the proper engineering is used in the proper precautions are used, if the proper regulations are followed they can be safe. now, illinois has been strictest legislation in the nation. i

in the fracking process. think it is something that needs to be more transparent. i also think there are other alternatives that are safer and cleaner and that can be explored. i mentioned a couple earlier, solar, wind, geothermal options, and i would agree, we do not have marsalis shale in new jersey, and i believe our legislature has evened and fracking in new jersey. it isighbors to the west, obviously an issue, and an issue of concern for people who are worried about their health and welfare. i think more transparency is needed in the processes, and we need to get different alternatives. on -- question is do you think there is a need to further stabilize the financial position of the postal service? >> i think the postal service is a bedrock. it is an american institution. sure itwe need to make remains solvent going forward, especially here in the third district where we have such a large population of seniors that are relying on getting their mail six days a week, whether for their medications or even t

komen for the cure is facing criticism for partnering with a company that makes drill bits for fracking. for a second year in a row, baker hughes, will donate money to komen and sell fracking drill bits painted pink for breast cancer awareness. fracking extracts oil and gas from shale rock by blasting chemicals -- including several linked to cancer -- deep into the ground, where they are at risk of leaching into water supplies. over the weekend, more than 200 groups around the world took part in the third annual global frackdown to call for an end to fracking. a u.s. marine is being held on board a navy ship following the apparent murder of a transgender woman in the philippines. all jennifer was found dead in hotel bathroom. police in the philippines say they plan to charge private first class scott pemberton with called but under a deal the visiting forces agreement, he will remain in u.s. custody. the manila, protesters call for the marine to be handed over to local authorities. one made reference to an earlier controversy from a rape case, when carter u.s. mines were accused and opt

there is virtually no fracking underway in san mateo county. they want to stop it before it starts, says supporters. >>> another blow to a bay area billionaire who wants to block off the public access to the beach. the governor signed legislation that allows the state to forcibly open up a public access road down to a beach. the billionaire has a year to negotiate with the state as to how he wants to do that. last week a judge ruled he can't stop the public from accessing the beach without a permit. >>> new at 6:00, some bay area fisherman are suing pg & e, claiming massive contam contam nation. >> reporter: in 1896, long before the golden gate bridge, a large manufactured gas plant turned coal and oil into gas here. it also left behind a mess. now fishermen are suing pg & e, demanding they clean it up. >> the fact it's caused damage for the last hundred years does not mean there's a license to do it for a hundred more. >> they claim old residue is causing harm to the fish and environment and mat rena n neighborhood. >> what they did was dump t

the possibility of fracking in france. all over europe, they have prevented fracking.is a guy that is really promoting fracking. just to shame the french into changing and anti-fracking law. >> if you have a problem with this guy doing business in russia, it is up to them to make policy. you cannot do that. you look out for your bottom line. you look out for your shareholders. stuart: i am saying that putin has lost an ally. when this story first surfaced, a lot of people rushed to, plane crash in moscow. foul play. that is not the case. >> they love this guy. that is not the case. they close down investigations like the plane crash. this time it is totally open policy to french investigators. this is a guy that will be sorely missed, not only by putin, but, i think, by the west. he is a french bureaucrat. there he is. he just does not have the same that marjorie had in terms of being an entrepreneur. he looks like a bureaucrat. he is one. stuart: time is money, as we always say. a judge in florida rules against red light cameras. don't you love that. the company that

some people hate fracking, but fracking is a new technology that somebody from the united states camep with as a way of engineering around an old problem. that's exactly what i expect american business to do. >> what you're saying is no, not all corporations are evil, not all corporations are bad, and in fact it's ok to make money as long as it's towards a similar goal. >> i don't think corporations are evil. what i don't think we should do is rely on corporations for our morality. you know, the truth of the matter is we're a nation of people. and, you know, pretty much -- i hate to say it, but the law of the land is people who run corporations, their responsibility is to take care of the interest of their stockholder. that's a very limited world view in my opinion, and that is not the world view i think is going to get us to the broad answer for society as a whole. so i don't actually feel resentful, i take that as a given. and when someone asks, what's exxon's motivation, my answer is their motivation is their stockholders and their corporate net worth. >> did it make you feel that