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go as far as possible a natural gas field and seems both money and emissions collateral gas cost about 30 percent less than gasoline is but that's before the ambition cost of over $2000.00 arrows for the power train the owner has to clock up to $70000.00 kilometers to break even but the environmental benefits start with the very 1st kilometer. puts it up to me asking kilometer. so far about $900.00 filling stations in germany for natural gas so the range concerns faced by electric vehicle owners are i'm not an issue another advantage over electric drive is that it hardly takes longer to fill up on natural gas than on diesel or gasoline. because he went right home concludes that the natural gas powered cars the ideal alternative for buyers not quite ready for electric or hybrid drive but polo t.g.i. is no drag racer but its environmental advantages make up for that natural gas is an alternative fuel with which a neutral c o 2 balance can be achieved what it does he mean it can be offset by measures such as planting trees bees then buying c o 2 through photosynthesis offsetting what is h

numbers look higher as most gas to the e.u. is not liquefied at all but rather delivered by a pipeline that we crossed out against carter our financial correspondent in new york now yes this deal to buy more u.s. gas that's obviously not just about the energy trade but this is a concession to avoid further blows in the u.s. trade war do you think it will work. well i mean what europe certainly will try to avoid is higher tariffs on car imports so this is one of the big items on the table when it comes to the trade talks between the united nations and the european union and so that europe is buying more gas from the united states actually could help smooth those negotiations a bit and then on the other side it also could be to the benefit of europe and calm to really hurt if you have more suppliers and you do not actually depend so much on the gas imports from russia and then for the united states was the fracking boom here we see record production amounts of gas and off oil and sold the united states is clearly looking for more

you don't pay the gas tax. old cars, you just pay the gas tax. eventually as fleet gets retired, everybody is in that system. it shouldn't be a question of forcing people with an older car to move into the system right away. the second point is interoperability. that's one of the things i do worry about. we didn't do the ez pass thing right because we had two systems nationally. for most people it didn't matter because you didn't drive across the country. we really need to make sure all these technologies are completely interoperable, and i think that's why a national pilot program is important. susan mentioned the security issue, and i just want to highlight that for a moment. the security issue is not one where, again, all of your trip data is sitting in some server that the opm operates, and it has no security on it, and some hack hacker goes in there and gets 10 million american trips. as i said before, no trip data ever leaves the car. no trip data ever leaves the car. it's on the car's computer. and it gets deleted automatically unless you,

when germany makes a mess of oil and gas deal with russia. we're supposed to be guarding against russia germany goes out and pays a $1000000000.00 a year to russia. we have not deployed the full set of tools yet that could significantly undermine if not outright stop the project. we emphasize that companies involved in russian energy exports are taking part is something that could prompt a significant risk of sanctions if you come up with the same actions for the carriers for german banks for the german chemical industry and so on and so on and so on and then you tell them they have to keep their freedom rely on this same person that creates your economy are sound sorry this can't be honest ironically enough it seems that energy aside trump and co have done everything every possible thing to alienate europe from threats of a trade war to straight up trying to dictate policies to countries like germany so not only is it cheaper for the e.u. to get its gas from russia it naturally doesn't want to keep all of its eggs in one basket. germany is e

gas tax increases and mr. trump said last year he was going to consider a $.25 a gallon tax increase. host: would it alleviate the roads? we had a lot of callers saying i still have potholes and we are still hitting tax for these things. five: right now, one in road miles is considered in poor condition and those are costing motors 100 to anyone billion dollars a year so the average motorist is losing $4500 a year because of road conditions. host: if the state gets money from the gas tax to they have to use it specifically for transportation. guest: transportation specifically and about 1/5 of it or 20% can be used for mass transit projects. people have to look at these as complementary systems. mass transit can be helpful in allowing that to perform well. host: a state gets it, it has to be used and can't be shuffled into another fund. guest: you should have tight legislative language saying this money cannot be funneled to a different purpose. the harbor maintenance trust users of the harbors pay a fee into

than the gas coming from the russians. and malaysian prime minister has questioned the findings of the dutch led investigation into the downing of malaysian airlines flight m h 17 over ukraine in 2014. had to mohamed says the international inquiry which alleged that russia was complicit in the atrocity was politicized and has not found enough evidence to support its conclusions he also claims malaysia has not been allowed to inspect the plane's flight recorders. accusing russians of bias. but what these are the evidence you could even be the ukrainian government because they do have disappeared. our correspondent in amman kozyrev has been covering the mh 17 tragedy since it happened earlier gave you know neal more on the latest developments. 5 years have passed but it's only seems like it happened yesterday you know i was there one of the 1st reporters on the scene so we have the malaysian prime minister who says malaysia accept the results of the investigation however they accepted to a certain point they accept that the

than the gas coming from the russians. malaysia is questioning the findings of a probe into the mh 17 plane crashes reports after the break. the european governments especially the germans and the french and the britons they really want to help iran economically they have no control over their private sectors and their private sectors if they have to choose between the vani in market versus the u.s. market again you don't have to be any can all be tedious to figure out that they would go with the u.s. markets. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the 1st one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice or the biggest raid in truth to stand distance is just the dance the right questions and the right answers. the. question. malaysia's prime minister is calling into question the findings of the dutch led investigation into the downing of malaysian airlines flight m h 17 over ukraine in 2040 mahathir mohamad says the international inquiry which alleged that russia was complicit in the a

let me mention the gas tax. the state level -- half the states have raised their gas tax in the last five years. that is red and blue states. roads isour question, a deeply urges rc plus. mass transit is a d-. the worst grade on the report card. there is a deficit of $90 billion. host: so when it comes to those grades that you give, why the consistency? why are we seeing this? guest: underinvestment has been the biggest issue in the country in terms of the aspect of why the grades have been struggling the way they have. the other thing with infrastructure projects a can take a number of years to get through the approval process. in the span of four years, it takes a while for it to be safe. host: if it is an issue of underinvestment, where's the shortfall coming from? guest: the federal government hasn't touched the gas tax for 25 years. we have gone a quarter of a century living off a 1993 federal gas tax. when people think about the price of gas, i know it has been spiking a little bit. just $.18 of that is go

here gas of freedom artie's egos done of picks up that story. can you smell this scent of freedom where you can well check your pipes seriously you might have a gas leak and the intoxicating fumes could be all the more deadly for they come from the wrong place too with the u.s. in another year of record setting natural gas production i'm pleased that the department of energy is doing what it can to promote an efficient regulatory system that allows for molecules of u.s. freedom to be exported to the world yep kids the next time i geography teacher asks you what's buried in that texan shale you can proudly old freedom and all mel gibson from braveheart on them and don't even think of wasting your money on the dirty desperate gas coming from the wrong places seriously for some exporting those freedom all a cue from the u.s. to europe is a heroic milestone akin to defeating nazis. 75 years of to liberate in europe from nazi germany occupation the united states is again deliver a formal freedom to the european continent and this genius freedom archi

here's a liquid lesson in avoiding a trade war imports of american liquefied natural gas shot up by close to three hundred percent in less than a year with more to flow. also on the show france and germany team up to subsidize battery cell production they call it a strategic investment in the face of tough asian competition others say it's a waste of money. and five german companies pledge a million dollar cost memorial in jerusalem on holocaust remembrance day. welcome to the w business i'm sure they'll be my law and thanks for joining us we start off with us alan g. going to that you know that may sound like an alphabet soup but i mean so much more up close to three hundred percent increase of liquefied natural gas imports from the us through the e.u. is one thing helping to manage tensions between the two trading partners but for how long. it all started with a promise in the rose garden last july when e.u. commission presidential gload younker tried to sue the us president ready to start another trade war we've decided to strengthen our cooperation on energy and you will be more termi

when germany makes a mess of oil and gas deal with russia. you're supposed to guard against russia germany goes out and pays billions and billions of dollars a year to russia. we have not deployed the full set of tools that could significantly undermine if not outright stop the project. we emphasize that companies involved in russian energy exports are taking part in something that could prompt a significant risk of sanctions ironically enough it seems that energy aside trump and co have done everything every possible thing to alienate europe from threats of a trade war to straight up trying to dictate policies to countries like germany so not only is it cheaper for the e.u. to get its gas from russia it naturally doesn't want to keep all of its eggs in one basket. germany is entitled to secure its energy requirements in various ways one of these ways is fresh natural gas i have a big problem with a 3rd country interfering in now and the deposing german industry needs more room to to enhance and to supply safety. saying morley kills freedom i

is more expensive than the gas from russia or the world market price for gas and they have to be cursed the u.s. made this agreement with john kirk to explore natural gas to europe and he agreed and he said ok we came certain amount and the whole house would sell this so then this was a try to make. that a people except that it is more expensive 20 minutes into the program a short break coming up but after that malaysia speak side over the probe into the dye in flight m.h. 17 bin and all we'll bring you right up to date on that. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see than. most people think to stand out in this business you need to be the 1st one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest raid in truth to stand losing business you just need as the right questions and demand the right answer. questions. you're back with r t international prime minister sais not the dutch led probe into the dunning a flight m h 17 over ukraine back in 2014 for which russia

by unleashing american oil, natural gas, and clean car workers, natural gas is helping to fuel america'storic economic boom. there has never been anything like and all over, we have plants going up. we have the greatest economy in the history of our country jury of last month, we created another 206 to 3000 jobs, crushing expectations. to 300,000 jobs, crushing expectations. [applause] 2018 alone, america added over 150,000 brand-new energy jobs. i told your great senators that if we get elected, if we did it just the way we want, and i think we are going to win it big, looking at the competition -- you sort of dream about competition like that, but who knows. bve got booted just -- uttigieg. beto is falling fast. he was made to fall like a rock. what happened to him? he is trying to restart his campaign. that generally does not work out . when you have to restart your campaign, history has said that does not work out. but he's going to restart. biden, what happened to him? and bernie is crazy. but bernie has more energy than biden. but it is energy to get rid of your jobs, the opposite

though that gas is more expensive and the guys from russia or the well market price for gas and they have to tell us something because the u.s. made this agreement with her to explore natural gas in europe and he agreed and he said ok we'll take a certain amount and the whole i was service so then because of trying to make it better people accept that it is more expensive if you are come up with sanctions for the current supreme court german banks for the german chemical industry and so on and so on it saw it and then you tell them they have to keep their freedom every day on this same person that creates your economy down and sorry this can't be honest. the u.s. is again warned europe about the launch of a new iranian trade mechanism saying it's going to lead to sanctions things called instead its main purpose is to avoid previous u.s. sanctions on trading with iran it was established by france germany and the u.k. for non-dollar transactions with iran and it's got america worried. engage in next to the ground and fall of u.s. sanctions can result in severe consequences including a

by unleashing american oil, natural gas, and clean car workers, natural gas is helping to fuel america'storic economic boom. there has never been anything like this. and all over, we have plants growing up of different kinds. we have the greatest economy in the history of our country. d anotherh we createe 260,000 jobs. we beat them by a lot. and since the election, we created nearly 6 million jobs, including 57,000 new oil and pipeline gas construction jobs. [applause] and in 2018 alone, america added over 150,000 brand-new energy jobs, and i told your great senators that if we get elected, if i win my race, and we get it just the way we want, and i think we are going to win it big, looking at the competition -- you sort of dream about competition like that, but who knows. i got buttigieg. i got them all. beto. beto is falling fast. what the hell happened? remember he said "i was made for this?" he was made for it -- he was made to fall like a rock. what happened to him? he is trying to restart his campaign. that generally does not work out. political geniuses when you have , to restart

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crystal, wilkes-barre, you say yes, raising the gas tight -- gas taxes ok? caller: yes, i do.ven though as the other person stated, we pay very high gas taxes. why are wele that's discussing this when the president won't even talk about infrastructure? i'm running over potholes every day and he almost quit his job. but he contacts and send tweets like he did talking about the democrats. it doesn't make any sense, why have this discussion when he won't even do this -- his job? host: thank you for adding your point and calling from pennsylvania. caller: you're welcome. host: david, long island, new york. caller: hi, good morning. i just think this whole dialogue is a lack of knowledge. you have quoted several tweets about people talking about electric cars now, they won't lower the carbon footprint for many years to come. you are better off keeping an old car running because 90% of the car imprint is from the manufacturer. but moving on quickly, i'm against the gas tax because i think we should all go back to what simon patton said at the end of the 19th century. the purpose of

they cook with gas. the gas canister costs just $4.00 euro's and it lasts usually more than a month. by comparison electricity costs 15 year as a month. but they don't want to do without it completely. to his son we see tricity is very important to us. people in the village want to watch t.v. and challenge their fans. and they want to watch football they need. to see the shows you see the way you see people stop. just a few kilometers away from the traditional berber village and you're in a completely different world. the world's largest solar power plant is currently under construction in the desert town of. half a 1000000 parabolic reflector so have been installed on the edge of the sahara. the high tech plant will expand 5 fold over the next few years. we have a potential renewable energy sources in rocco mainly the sun. all the power produced by this solar plant will go to moroccans. by 2030 we want to cover 52 percent of our electricity consumption with renewal energy. across an area of $650.00 foot

you can't just change the name of liquefied natural gas to freedom gas.t's already what mike pence calls the president's farts. yes, mr. trump, sir, thank you again for another sweet breath of freedom gas! good luck on calling 911 if there's a gas explosion and you changed the name. hello nin 911! there's freedom everywhere! that's right, god bless the u.s.a. goodbye now! the n.b.a. finals have kicked off with the toronto raptors going up against the reigning champs the golden state warriors. but instead of focusing ton court, a lot of the drama is on the sidelines. >> with games one and two in toronto, it's near certainty rapper super fan drake will be there, but don't expect any courtside antics from him this time. n.b.a. commissioner adam silver reportedly spoke with drake and his manager about toning down his act, so looks like no more back rubs for the app torse head coach. >> trevor: the n.b.a. told drake he needs to stop sideline antics which include giving massages to the raptors' coach, for two reasons, because the players find it distracting and

you had all this gas he holding up the north part. paula. as a result of the gas being exported it was a lot of extra mom for the guild or for the dutch currency that pushed up the value of the guild and the made in very strong currency but as a result of that the rest of the industry in the netherlands became less competitive found a more difficult to export dubourg so although we were well through in terms of gas industry the suffering it might be causing on the point. venezuela has suffered from the dutch disease since the 930 s. when oil income was converted into holidays clothes and mentions for the elite. say economy so. you had to but do you and that's you know i'm 60 more on uploads you're not going to know. these are friends who know. people like this when i must go. home but i could we see a bank we'll get a bite of the moon. good luck getting. the ball in with bog. chavez wouldn't kill the dutch disease. but for the 1st time an oil revenue wasn't going to the elite or to foreign multinationals. let's look 1st at the old tim

i'll be there modifying a portable gas stove instead of a gas bottle issued run on by a gas some families in the countryside are already using the system you are doing if you see most family don't use firewood to get into your house if you go by the your guys use them or your average in the house anything that can get out of the police i didn't just come up with a good result and how the cooking gas you have the he said he said i'll come up for it and then you are organic my new and theirs is a bio gas digester mohamed and his team i visited a village north of your wanting to show farmers how to build and operate a bio gas system when a production to decompose don't take place they've gotten our ice and be at it all they have school about three hundred people over the past few months demand for devices and training is rising still it is sometimes hard to convince people of the advantages of this new technology we need that space where it can be practiced shown to people because people want to see who would want to listen listen a lot of nothing has been happening so they want to see so on

and we can afford five dollar gas prices. when the average person only makes maybe $12 or $15 an hour. we don't make the kind of money. it's hard on you. >> reporter: right now the state average is $4.09 a gallon. this time last year it was $3.62. >>> a day after a bay area family filed a wrongful death lawsuit, tonight tesla tells kpix5 it's rolling out two new safety features for all drivers. one will tell drivers to take control immediately if they are about to leave a lame. the other will take control of the car if the driver fails to and keep the car from veering off course. this comes after the family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against tesla. this is what was left of his car after he crashed last year. his family blames the cars autopilot future. >> it took him out of his lane of safety. pointed him at a fixed concrete barrier and accelerated almost 10 miles an hour in three seconds. >> the suit said he brought the car back to tesla to report a problem with the autopilot. tesla claims the car gave him warning to avo

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gas tax increases and mr.rump said last year he was going to consider a $.25 a gallon tax increase. host: would it alleviate the roads? we had a lot of callers saying i still have potholes and we are still hitting tax for these things. five: right now, one in road miles is considered in poor condition and those are costing motors 100 to anyone billion dollars a year so the average motorist is losing $4500 a year because of road conditions. host: if the state gets money from the gas tax to they have to use it specifically for transportation. guest: transportation specifically and about 1/5 of it or 20% can be used for mass transit projects. people have to look at these as complementary systems. mass transit can be helpful in allowing that to perform well. host: a state gets it, it has to be used and can't be shuffled into another fund. guest: you should have tight legislative language saying this money cannot be funneled to a different purpose. the harbor maintenance trust users of the harbors pay a fee into a