and around the world all the fracking devastation doesn't accrue to the c.e.o.'s of the companies that do the fracking it's repackaged and dumped into a pension account somewhere where it faster is a go to zero and bankrupt people so risk is there but if for the first time in history it's been able to be separated from reward traded separately and dumped into the public domain and pension accounts are thoughts yet there's another externality there and that is the inability of these fracking companies that actually earn a ricin in their operations and so you know the cost of that is being fobbed up on the public in some way that i personally don't understand you know but there's no other way to explain the reason why these companies remain in business yes and the governments are in league with big media and you know we've been in countries where regulators and big media have colluded to. prevent the public to understand how dangerously ineffective fracking is and of course this is part and parcel of the entire energy industry going back decades where we find out t

when expanding into what it is that fracking. fracking is a controversial method involving the high pressure injection of water and chemicals to fracture rocks and release natural gas. but it can poison water sources and trigger earthquakes. energy analyst i don't have enough one to include i did the teaching of the local cattle ranchers association. for. fracking use new mexico this ranchers have only heard rumors. despite their worries about fracking the ranchers have fallen and such hard times that they may be forced to make a devil's bargain. i think you know they will. never believe. me. but i never. said i meant they. are going to look i want. people they can and i'm going to hear. see at the moment the noise i see look at. that i was at the point to go. if they don't adapt there's only one other source of work organized crime the largest employer in the area laughter has had a very bright side but also has had a very dark side the dark side of globalization has been organized crime and. nafta bankrupted the small ranchers

this is this is what occupy wall street responding to fracking is another issue and that is also here we have the financial times copying us covering the story as we're covering it here the next headline max it is from the wall street journal information and this is the latest red flag for you as shale we read this information here comes from the wall street journal the u.s. shell industry has had a rough few weeks with a growing number of reports suggesting that the industry is facing much more financial trouble than many analysts had expected except for analysts who. does. so now a new report as further evidence to the notion that shale is losing its luster and a fifty dollars per barrel market with producers for going shell in favor of older wells so they turn to the wall street journal report this is the report they're talking about the wall street journal says that although although wall street has showered the shale industry with billions of dollars in capital and although that surge and although that has led to a surge in oil production shale producers by and large are still no

in most cases is not the actual fracking process per se.it's not, fracking is they inject fluid with sand of the chemicals down into a well to break the shale open to get the gas or oil out. and so it's like you are basically exploding the rock and the causes very, very, very minor quakes. but what happens in a fracking lower any welcome particularly in the oil and gas will is for every like an old oil well, every barrel of oil you get he might get like 50 barrels of water out of the well. this water is underground. it's picked up radiation from rocks and so it's slightly radioactive secant like dump it in a lake today or dump it in the ocean. they pulled the back underground in storage wells. almost all of the earthquakes, these induced earthquakes had been happening in oklahoma, i think there were some in youngstown, ohio, summit arkansas and texas, place like that. almost all of those are related to pumping of wastewater down, not fracking per se. there's been realization that the way you stop these is by stopping pumping so much water d

when democrats are voting for fracking, they are science deniers as well. so that's that. in terms of intersectionalty, i have to blame the environmental movement or lack thereof for their anemic outreach to communities of color. i was just saying to lauren, we don't see these big green groups going on to campuses. i was joking around and said they were probably on their way to there but got lost at emery and that's just wrong. i love that dude. but there's dr. robert bullard. these are experts on climate change and they need to be spoken to as well. me personally, i learned a hell of a lot more than i did when i watched "an inconvenient truth." please stop using the polar bear as your motto or logo. just stop. tallahassee thing with polar bears. they may be white, but they don't vote. and finally, i'm going to invite some people to come up here right now to show we have a democrat up here who was serious about addressing climate change and also what we have to do to really address climate change, which is stop taking money from the people who are killing us. stop. so he h

i think for fracking, we should be using co2. that is another thing, i got a bone to pick with c-span about co2 and how they let that inetwor tisoffe guy write that book 3.8 on the ph scale. if you have a soil tester kit, will see, because if you do gardening, you know how acidity is for raspberries. you know, we can use the co2 for fracking and the best place to 15,000 er the co2 is 10, feet underground f. they don't going ural gas, they're to burn it off. i mean, they can see it from burning it they're off. host: all right, gary in virginia. moulden, massachusetts, line for independents. mind?d, what is on your caller: john, the food stamp program in welfare this country. blown out, gone, people on it left and right. social ou one thing, ecurity, ssi, disability is moving rapid. four, five ree, months ago, they moved $150 regular social security and put it over in the disability social security, that it is, john. and the sad part about it, it is better, it's o get going to be worse. these people have to put them streets and cle

from fracking and surprising ways like tunnel building, reservoirs, dams.hen the hoover dam was built and the reservoir was flowing behind it we created 10,000 earthquakes blind the hoover dam. a tall apartment complex in taipei set off thousands and thousands of earthquakes just because to have the weight of the building. as technology increases, as we dig deeper and higher they're setting off more and quakes and they're getting bigger and bigger. >> trevor: as you look at america, the fault lines are everywhere. some would say, kathryn, i hear what you're saying, earthquakes are going to hit. which cities are the least prepared for what's going to happen? if a quake hits, where would you least want to be in the united states of america? >> new york. ( laughter ) sorry. >> trevor: i'm going to have a dinner party and i'm not going to invite you. ( laughter ) is there any hope, if the government doesn't fund these programs? is there something we can do by ourselves? anything at all? like recycling, no? >> recycling, composting is great. >> trevor: nail some

add up. ' the waterline and the frack and we have to retrain as the -- frack have to sinync the andve to retrain the crews . alix: you have to slow it down, you will not fit to ramp up like you thought, is that true? dave camp: it it -- bryan sheffield: it is a timing thing. thes all about diluting crews. the crews are getting closer and closer to getting back to the online stages per day or the wireline in place to each crew. each crew is a different company and you have to do to them in sync. alix: how long will it take for them to catch up and to be the a team? bryan sheffield: it usually , probablyto 9 months in the middle of spring, maybe the middle of the third quarter. there's a huge wrap up of production coming of these completion delays and we can get completed by the end of the third quarter as some talking about first quarter 2018. oil stays, can you hold onto your market and ramp up production and keep production target? dave camp: 45. -- bryan $50 is good45 to and they will mature together up toster but if oil goes $55, it could be a potential setback on what you are ta

most offshore fracking jobs have occurred within three miles of the coast. injecting fracking under ground can induce earthquakes and they are within three miles of an active fault. it is important to pass this amendment. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from california yields. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. calvert: i yield back. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california. hose in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it and the amendment is not agreed to. >> i request a recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 6, rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california will be postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 5 printed in house report 11-297. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. perry: i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: printed in house report 115-297 offered by mr. perry of pennsylvania. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 504, the gentleman

that's not possible with fracking. but we have better computing, we have better precision, and we can do it right. i've seen fracking improve where higher pressures and temperatures are producing greater energy yields, and the process is safer. and in many cases, within two or three inches at 10,000 feet with a horizontal of miles. i've said time and time again this administration does not pick winners and losers. we don't. i've also looked at exciting technologies and see progress being made in renewables, in cleaner energy like wind, solar and hydropower. and those are equality important. but they also have to be market-driven and at a cost point where they're competitive. some of that is investing in more research and development. we're close on some breakthrough technologies in battery storage. but until we are, we have to use the resources we have. i tell you, we're going to probably be this year number one in oil and gas. and next year we will likely be a net exporter in liquid natural gas. and that's the first t

it is not possible with fracking. we have better computing. we have better precision. we can do it right. improveeen fracking with higher pressures and temperatures are producing greater energy yield and the process is safer. in many cases, within two or feet,inches at 10,000 with the horizontal of miles. i have said time and time again, this administration does not pick winners and losers. we do not. excitingso looked at technologies and see progress being made in renewables and cleaner energy like wind, solar, and hydropower and those are equally important, but they also market-driven and at a cost point where they are competitive. some of that is investing in more research and development. we are close to breakthrough technology and battery stores but until we are, we have to use the resources we have. be thisoing to probably year number one in oil and gas. be ayear, we will likely next exporter in liquid natural gas. that is the first time in 60 years. our nation will continue, i am convinced, to increase market share, and we have a great opportunity to fuel the wo

they actually said this anti fracking ads is frankie is that going to help trump we don't know next this is a part of the kills me we have with all due respect we had our president our president and the american president as high as you can get actually involve himself directly with bragg's or with scottish independence israeli elections i mean directly not some american bought but directly that's ok then we have facebook working with hillary clinton that's ok why well because it is because god not russian why are we so we were opposed to rule out any any and like you said who are the russians exactly and if you're russian don't buy any. ads on social media. but it gets better then they said r t did you buy an ad yeah did you spread money and revenue and give people jobs in the airports and even on c.n.n. this stuff yeah how dare you know what sectors are going to get i am still. i'm still waiting to hear something i've been saying this is the point where i think where are the mainstream media where is somebody like oh i don't know c.n.n. washington post say hey look guys wait a bit

candidate drop i'm just imagining now if that's the case why would they be spending money on anti fracking ads why would that benefit him why would certainly that which is aligned against the and or g oil companies why would that be a wise ad and the other question which is most aboard to ask is what if i told you off another entity another governmental entity that involved itself in bragg's it propaganda and that entity would be called barack obama who actually went and spoke on behalf of i guess the united states forget being an american a dizzy this is potest himself who actually was trying to affect directly a vote not to mention scottish independence so the first question is i don't know what a rush to the is and the second question is why would a russian entity buy these ads and the third most important is are we worried about any governmental involvement in elections or just russia that's the question i know some good questions there are when it comes to this information what concerns you the most. what concerns me the most is how we can run actually based on just the headline how t

will get done without you you did fly around the world promoting fracking as secretary of state and you know you worry that maybe maybe not enough black people are going to be made to heal your words worried worried not enough children will get bombed innocent innocent children in various countries where they won't they won't get hit by enough drone bombs we're worried about your pretend charity or are you you worried that they're not enough corporate trade deals like the d.p.p. will get done they won't get crammed through without you at the top worried not enough mass surveillance will be done on all of our people something that happened largely under your watch and obama's watch were worried that not enough whistleblowers will be prosecuted and put behind bars for the rest of their lives worry not enough primary elections will will be rigged worried insurance companies won't be able to exploited of dying and sick people through our health systems. you gave us this future you and your husband and your friend george w. bush to you guys go play golf or whatever with your friend henry

ads anti facts anti fracking ads black lives matter how is that going to help donald trump oh i know because it causes chaos it causes a free soul of discussion and number three if you want to look at direct direct governmental involvement and the election let's look no further than president obama in bragg's it let's look at our statements regarding scottish independence and our statements regarding let's say israeli elections so if you want to look at this vegan issue about russian involvement and why there are these issues or or or ads cause chaos it leads me to this one very single simple answer as are to all of these accusations extol rawat nothing's proven nothing's even remove mostly suggesting is how this implementation takes place and what my learned college the big white house he has said right now is. there may be something in every homeland security says it all that's good enough details don't matter just mentioned russia mentioned r.t. and we're off and running because the american public and the american social media and sock puppet media bought and sold to state media

fracking in the us is a big thing.ance on petrol over there and this is an example of why.” reliance on petrol over there and this is an example of why. i think it will be short—term. it makes for a nice headline. it is scary when it feeds directly through to the consumer. oil prices, we are still in this historic oil glut. we have seen prices fall from above $100 per barrel back in 2014 to about half that now. there is a huge glut. opec has for years been trying to reach an agreement on a sustainable cap on oil production, which would be able to moderate prices somewhat. this might look like we are going to be worse off because petrol prices will skyrocket or whatever. but in a couple of weeks' time, once the full impact of hurricane harvey dies down, there will be some recovery there and these refineries should be able to reopen, as well. we are trying to pack in a lot in our last five minutes. the daily telegraph, front page, we have two versions. national trust is aiding hunt saboteurs will be the lead in england,

today natural gas frack is much cheaper to use and solar and wind are cheaper still. those coal jobs are not coming back. there's in ways anybody is going to go and buy more coal where if they put a solar panel out they could have a better deal or put a windmill out or use frack natural gas. but the government shouldn't pick winner or losers. the government should create the environment where businesses thrive and let capitalism work. what does that mean? the first thing is opening your border to people from around the world who want to come here, work here and create new businesses, come with new ideas, that's the first thing. that kind of stuff government can do. what can you do for the retail business? it would be nice to talk nicely about our neighbors because if your neighbors don't come here and patronize our stars, then there's no business and the stores close and fire these people. >> without you saying his name, you're clearly trolling the president saying it would be nice to talk nicely. why don't you have this conversation with president trump? he needs thi

fracking presents risks to the water. the delaware river watershed supplies drinking water to millions in pennsylvania and new jersey and delaware. >>> speaking of the delaware river, 6:06. we'll take a live look outside over the delaware river. isn't that so nice? about the time we all take a deep breath and say, ah. beautiful way to start the day. >> it is. it's so nice outside. you see scattered clouds overhead. today that's going to be the case. we will see a mix of clouds and sun leaning toward the clouds through the afternoon. and today, we pepper in some spotty showers, as well. you see there's already rain that's moving mostly in a south to north direction. kind of missing us at this point over parts of d.c. and maryland and into parts of pennsylvania. now that's just the beginning of what's going to be a few spotty showers that will drive across the area today. particularly in your afternoon hours. take a look at the planner here. 8:00 a.m., 65 degrees. by noon, around 72 degrees. then mid to upper 70s our foreca

the state's ban on fracking takes effect, even though there has never been any hydraulic fracturing in the state. and people convicted of marijuana offenses will be able to have their records expunged after just four years instead of ten. maryland de criminalized up to ten grams of marijuana in 2014. >>> trending now, a mile high apology. a denver woman gets kindf o an unusual compensation after somebody hit her car. >>> and ladies, it looks like you missed your chance with prince harry. he might be about to put a ring on it. >>> and this ice might not be going on anybody's finger, but that is one giant gem that sold for some serious cash. >>> low temperatures tonight, low 70s downtown. mid-60s in the su burbs. when we come back, we'll tell you which day of the seven those are goi ralphcandidate for governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs. but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan to take money out of virginia public schools and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders trying to keep student loa

and people are doing fracking with such aggression and so successfully, that they're actually earthquakesoklahoma. so, you could say, well, oklahoma's buildings are not designed for earthquakes, and that's true. but oklahoma has all sorts of other preparedness with respect to tornadoes. so, maybe people will deal with a large earthquake in that area, in the same way they deal with tornadoes. but for me, as an engineer, wouldn't that be good if we anticipated all of that. and wouldn't it be good if we produced electricity renewably without having to cause earthquakes and otherwise geologically stable middle of the continent? >> yeah, that would be nice. bill, it's not just earthquakes. there's fires. there's tornados as you mentioned. and there's also hurricanes. and we're seeing an uptick in the frequency of hurricanes, this hurricane season at least. certainly, the power of these storms they're going from a c s category 1 to a category 3 or 4 in a short period of time. to strengthen that much. to your point, what is contributing to this and how do we prepare? >> i know what you want me t

have been tested and are safe and it has all the legal permission to it needs to carry out this frackingicers eventually stepped in and physically lifted people one by one. they have taken them further down the road where the caravan and police vans are, that is where there isa police vans are, that is where there is a line of police officers holding back the majority of the protesters said the drugs can come down and turn into the site to deliver the equipment —— the trucks can come. the first of those lorries arrived just a couple of minutes ago and got in without too much trouble. just two people arrested for obstructing the police but the protesters say they will stay here as the rest of these deliveries happen today and in these deliveries happen today and in the next few weeks as the site gets nearer to actually producing shale gas. thank you, keep us updated. just a bit of breaking news coming out if you are a rail passenger. there will be strikes planned on the 3rd of october and the 5th of 0ctober 3rd of october and the 5th of october in dispute over the role of guards. the rmt

if you're fracking in new jersey, you have a problem.mean, we are not going to be fracking in some of the suburban areas, if you're living in long island, you don't have to worry about it, new york can't do it. so i think it's probably much to do about nothing. >> tom, do you think the rally in oil is the result of fleeting perfect storm, for instance, hurricane harvey, you have the kurds and independence vote, you have the saudis want to float, hire oil price, is this really generated by real demand and supply or is it pretty much events and maybe the rally fades after it hits 60? >> i do think it fades and i'm not sure we hit 60. i don't think we average 60 for a month or a week for crude and i think that on balance 2018 prices will be lower than 2017. >> i agree. >> a lot of investment money in crude. they like it, but a lot of oil shell coming on in west texas. it will go on to the world market and bring everything down. >> maria, don't forget this, the chinese just today are announcing the end of gasoline automobiles in china. now,

july, they did it to stop an energy company from delivering natural gas coming from pennsylvania's fracking the nuns, members of the adorers of the blood of christ, said their action was an act of social justice intended to protect the environment. it forced the company building the atlantic sunrise pipeline to go to court if it wanted access to their land. last week, a u.s. district court judge ruled against the nuns saying they did not show evidence of how their religious belief would be abridged by the pipeline. despite the ruling, the nuns are not giving up. they have filed suit in federal court, once again pushing back construction of >> when we return, this is what hurricane hunters see as they fly into the wall of a hurricane. how their bravery saves lives. loud. >> whye you're here to buy a used car, truck, suv. that's smart. truecar can help. it's great for finding a new car, but you already knew that. it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is, a truecar certified dealer. so, no matter what you're looking for... there it is. this is how buyin

me and my friends went to our county local commissioners and banned use of pesticides and fracking --d you're nine and you went into offices and got them to ban using pesticides. >> yeah, yeah. >> trevor: how do you even begin this as a 9-year-old? >> there was a whole squad of us, man. we mobbed them. ( laughter ) >> trevor: a squad of 9-year-olds? >> yeah, maybe ten of us spoke at a press conference and we went in and gave our testments, our speeches as to why we didn't think that was a good, healthy option for our community. >> trevor: and you're writing speeches about this at the age of 9. >> yes. >> trevor: where do you find the other 9-year-olds? ( laughter ) >> i think young people all over this country more than we give them credit for are interested in being engaged but don't have a platform. we reached out to the youth that didn't care and all of a sund we were all ever. >> trevor: you talk about it in the book as well which i appreciate because in many ways this is an activist guide. you talk about mobilizing, getting out, spreading the message, you talk about doing, which

the head of exxon mobil he's chakra terry of state hillary clinton flew around the world promoting fracking as secretary of state obama laid more oil pipeline that aerial from george w. bush invaded other countries just for oil the entire corporate state is it or you a gas orgy when everybody just just just talking and each other think they'd like to try rather find out who's foot is in their crap. thank you thank you. but it was a kissinger back there. wasn't sure i really know and and they don't care they don't care and you know why they don't care because the poor suffer the most and the soonest from climate change they they can afford to replace their homes or their lives or buy new cars with when their it doesn't cover it and by the way of course the surest isn't going to cover it they've never covered i don't know you did and on the initial application you you didn't put your car smelled like cat urine and that's ok that's a preexisting condition i'm sorry so yeah we're not we don't cover that in the case of blood and by we will give you this for a stress reliever right here you know

argue that the agreement jeopardizes existing environmental standards in germany like those for fracking genetic engineering and pesticide use . it could be a big step back for the future. i read a quote by bertold brushed change the world it needs it that really stayed with me because it's so important it's about our future. and for. fifteen year old ludwig lives in a small village in the southern state of pardon written about this field is his favorite place. fix story began when shell was planning to drill for oil in the arctic he organized a protest at school which attracted a lot of attention. it was really a great feeling doing that together. when i went to school a few days later everyone came up to me and said we did it they've given up we heard it on the news that felt really good. vic them banded together with other students to form green teams foreign power. the environmental organization greenpeace help them by providing information and advice. so you know there are eight in the team. that campaigns on tony about international politics sometimes they're about the environment

the russians russian government russian people people who speak russian what we don't know and the fracking a black lives matter how is that going to help donald trump oh i know because it causes chaos details don't matter just mentioned russia mentioned r g and we're off and running president putin and everyone else knows the exact truth the whole truth about what happened what it would prove relations is to stop it stop whether anyone will admit it or not is not stop stop filling in the american system stop promoting racism or racial division promoting any political candidate or party in the united states by not doing the things that were on the news now that they are doing one quite. what is the what is the best evidence you have take all the time you want the best evidence you have of anything that you have attempted to accuse russia of you know the senate intelligence committee democrats and republicans the f.b.i. every law enforcement agency every cattle intelligence agency in america many many and most republican senators and republican members of congress republican and i'm a libera

. >> these days is largely based on oil and gas it is a the actual fracking process to break that open so it is like you are exploding but was happens with every barrel of oil you could get 50 of water. this is underground it has picked up radiation so it is slightly radioactive. so we pump that back underground happening in oklahoma some in arkansas and texas almost all of those are related to popping of the waste water. so the realization so that seems to work even in oklahoma. but your reference is interesting. so to empower the lot of water there are faults everywhere. if you put a lot of weight in the place that will change the equilibrium similarly mining can do the same thing so less weight people are aware there was 18.0 earthquake 25 years ago . that is by far the biggest the biggest one in the state. and a damaged day couple of houses. and does that have any connection when i have learned on those about earthquakes there is a really much connection. so i did take six months off without papergirl watching about crime and change it ended is seen as the diamond to disasters or i