gas is instantaneously discharged as a nonflammable vapor and cannot cause fire. >>> the gas mask isential equipment for those who must occupy the area where tear gas is present. light and compact, its rubberized face piece fits snugly without irritation. large, shatterproof lens are adjacent to deflector tubes which prevent fogging. the aluminum canister provides a large surface area for easy breathing. the wearer is able to move into contaminated areas without ill-effect. since gas will drift with air currents, it is important to consider wind conditions in the field and to use these air currents to advantage. smoke-filled munitions are used again so that we may easily follow the drift of the vapor cloud. on a windy day in a large, open area, tear gas may be carried in the air a considerable distance from the point of discharge. if existing wind conditions are properly appraised, gas can be released many yards from the target zone and move intact into the area where its effects are needed. this smoke cloud simulates the movement of gas vapor carrying its potent effect into the targ

tear gas properly used is an invisible, dependable and effective weapon for law and order. >> tear gasa combination of chemicals which produce severe irritation of the eyes, nose and throat and cause ineffective vision. the person exposed to tear gas is forced to vacate the saturated area but no permanent disability or ill effects results from the exposure. tear gas comes in a variety of containers, each designed for specific uses. each contains the same chemicals and is identified by its red marking. other gases are identified by different colors, such as green for sickening gas, which produces nausea and is used in cases of extreme and prolonged resistance. the tear gas grenade is effective for mob control and other general use. the jumper repeater grenade, three powerful grenades in one discharges three blasts of tear gas in rapid succession, each from a different location. the 1.5 caliber gas gun will fire the short range shell used principally in riot control, the standard projectile shell or the super long range projectile. >> because it is designed for use where a high degree of

of the gas.s grenades and projectiles, saturate the target area, without fire hazard. a possibility of picking up in an extended missile and throwing it back, or tampering it with it in any way. one is not possible. because all of the gas has been discharged and has worked where it has been needed. training is essential to the success of tear grass operations, and lake erie distributors are ready to help in the training program. in the classroom, and in the field, officers should be properly instructed in the use of munitions and equipment. from gas applies on hand, which have reach the three-year expiration date, munitions may be drawn, four field exercises, for all personnel. paul

the significance of any error in interpreting the sort of mustard gas -- gas could be horrendous. allied drew the faulty conclusion that germans have deployed chemical weapons they could provoke hitler into launching a gas attack and then they would have an all-out chemical war. adding to his anxiety the daily death toll was raging rapidly. decided he had to notify officials of what his findings were. allied force headquarters in algiers the burns in the hospitals in the area labeled dermatitis are due to mustard gas hero. they are unusual in the mustard had been mixed in with the surface oil. he was feeling a growing sense of urgency and he had waited the replies. he said high priority cases for the american present in the british prime minister informing them of the nature of the casualties in barrie and the almost certain origins of gas on the american ship. roosevelt accepted his findings and responded please keep me fully informed. churchill however sent a terse reply. he did not believe there was mustard gas in barrie. alexander was speechless. he admired churchill but he re

only poison gas casualties of world war ii.it was immediately classified so there was no chance hitler could use it as an excuse to launch a gas offensive. and he mentioned was stricken from the official record here is a slide with those cables that go back and forth between the headquarters it was even stricken from the patient's medical charts along with the diagnosis of toxic exposure. that generic terminology for combat casualties due to enemy action. the attack never came and for logistical constraints with a massive retaliatory gastric. they have known all along about the source of the poison gas in the harbor. nazi spies had suspected the allies worshiping gas. after the airstrike they sent their own diver down to found the bomb casings which confirmed it was american. and then to taunt those after the raid i see you are getting gassed by your own poison gas. british officials never acknowledge alexander's report for garnered high praise from survivors. and under challenging conditions told him the commendation was for f

delivery technique for smoke or tear gas is the line of release.umber of grenades are placed in a line for example across the street away from the mob. so that air currents will carry the cloud into the scene of action. white, obscuring smoke does not stain or contaminate. it is nontoxic and, like tear gas, must be used with favorable winds. the police usually do not have to come into physical contact with the rioters or enter the gas or obscured area. this cuts down the possibility of police casualties. an escape route must be left open to the mob. obscuring smoke confuses and demoralizes. what was once a cohesive group with a unified purpose becomes a collection of panic stricken individuals. >> smoke is also highly effective in dispersing the passive lie down, sit down demonstrators eliminating the need of carrying them away. the more violent phases of riots can best be countered by the use of tear gas. protective masks should be worn if available. police should try to employ tear gas up wind of the mob if possible. if the wind is blowing agains

woman: oil and gas has kept kern county moving for decades. arvin residents are fed up and those in the industry feel unwelcomed. wednesday night, arvin city council unanimously voted in favor of restrictions on the oil and gas industry. those in support applauded. [cheering and applause] man: yeah, so, it's a monumentous thing that we did. we passed the oil and gas ordinance, and hopefully other cities with that type of industry will follow, so, we're gonna be talking today with some neighbors on nelson courtand then tomorrow i'm nna have a nversatn with e mayor o taft about our two cities. see if we can find any common ground. my name is jose gurrola and i am the mayor of the city of arvin. we can't deny the fact that living and being next to an oil and gas operations, that it emits emissions, and that those emissions can cause harm to health, and fossil fuel extraction and production and consumption is a big part of the pollution here in the valley and worldwide. agriculture is the base economy here in the city of arvin. now it's primarily

of the pipe which is who through whom the gas might come to europe but the question of the russian gas as a whole should be more interesting but we will have to stick to it i think in the next months as sir i just want to make sure so are you telling us that the ground is shifting when it comes in terms of a considering this pipe reconsidering rethinking this pipeline i mean how much support exactly is there among the rank and file the suit you and the german government in general for this controversial project because many in the e.u. and you know the us are not a fan. this is because it's a symbol for our relations are russia we have russian gas and european german and european nets since the seventy's we have had this debate on in the dependence of germany on russian gas the 17th and we came to an assessment that having close economic relations even by. importing gas is helpful to to. overcome political controversies and by the way a u.s. is importing a lot of oil from from russia and there are some new contracts for the next years to have more oil from russia in the future and us t

police should try to employ tear gas up win of the mob if possible. is blowing against you, isn't gassed gun to drop long-range projectiles behind the crowd, so the wind will carry it through the mob. visible tight tear gas is probably the most effective inhumane means of controlling critical situations. it has no lasting effects. the heavy concentration of tear gas will have a strong psychological effect. when you use it, use enough. the physical irritation in this comfort will force most riders to vacate the area. a grenade that separates into three sections as effective against loosely dispersed riders. in a no wind condition, it's advisable to use a flashlight grenade. when in close contact, it is a short range blast gun. remember, present a disciplined united uniform front. he shot forces sometimes all that is necessary, employ only men who have been drilled in the tactical formations. you can usually rely on the progressive employment of your riot formations, the baton, smoke, and tear gas to break up most civil disturbances. he was firearms onl

commercialize the gas that gas that was. being fled and then of course to bring some value to the economy. the government is hoping that the petroleum industry bill in parliament for 20 years will pass and attract more investments in oil and gas. boost gas utilization and help minimize sledding until then communities like. me have to live with the damage caused by the gas players blazing at their doorsteps. and it will borsak oh nigeria. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera the world health organization is warning against hoarding coronavirus vaccine supplies it follows the use move to impose export controls on back scenes manufactured in the block the controls will affect nearly 100 countries.

now for more than half a century the practice of gas flaring the burning of gas produces a byproduct of oil extraction has affected the lies of thousands of people in nigeria and now the government wants to pass a bill to tackle the issue and raise new revenue from the waste of natural gas al-jazeera has this report from the niger delta. they do oppose the community has been living in the shadows of 3 gas flare point 6970. people here say the players damage their lives and livelihoods. everywhere. our roofs don't last. crops cannot probably. nobody wants them. have moved because of that. for us to get fish now would i have to. care less. he says compensation paid to some has done little to ease their pain. and they aren't alone fires like these birds throughout nigeria's oil rich delta. oil companies still find it more convenient to burn away the gas even though it could be used to generate electricity an estimated printer 3000000 cubic meters of gas is being flared every day for 174 points like this costing nigeria about a $1000000000.00 and $1.00 of the government says it's a waste

and then fed right into the existing natural gas network. the plant costco model millions. the farmer hopes it's worth it. we are currently testing a bus at the munich airport for example. it's being operated with l. and g. made out of bio methane. didn't it one of the world's largest bio methane plants that feeds fuel into the natural gas grid is located in the german state of saxony are not around 30 farmers from the area supply the plant with corn and sugar beet scraps a special certification of the crops used guarantees that the bio methane produced is c o 2 neutral. plant operator yes and his colleague hoped to sell more due to the new c o 2 tax which took effect on january 1st the price of fossil fuels like natural gas and diesel have gone up dramatically until now by a methane has always been a small niche product in germany. reset ourselves the goal of phasing out fossil fuels for energy production by 2050 that means that anywhere that natural gas is being used it can be replaced by bio methane in the future it works for heating your

and betting on bio gas look at the energy source that germany hopes will help it in its reliance on fossil fuels. who are welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley in berlin it's good to have you with us frustrations are growing in south africa as coronavirus deaths surged. there lockdowns intensify and vaccination campaign remains perhaps months away and figures on tuesday should more than 30000 deaths now in the country and south africa has yet to secure an agreement with vaccine makers even as does dozens of other countries have kicked off their own inoculation campaigns in order through the international kovacs facility meanwhile won't arrive until april at the earliest on monday a group of senior medical leaders in south africa called on the government to fire officials over the delays. now for more on this i'm joined by philip yvette in south africa philip nice to have you on the show what's behind these the lace we're not quite sure until quite recently the government position was and the the health minister literally tweeted this was that vaccines on a silver bullets and that there

this gas is no new gas it comes from the same fields up in russia it's not new gas what's going on here is that as we all know putin has designs and ukraine and designs and bell routes and these pipelines 80 percent of the gas that germany that russia sense europe goes through these countries and this is a this is a problem because putin has started wars and so forth in these countries so germany has skin in the game and it doesn't want to have skin in the game to put it bluntly they agree with putin he also does not want the gas to anymore go through those countries instead of something that he can use for corruption and control for elite capture and and that kind of thing because of the resistance in both these countries he wants to get them out because if he's going to proceed to suppress these countries he doesn't want to risk his business with europe and the german leadership has decided that they're not going to take a risk either they agree with them and they'll get out now what's going to happen if they do build north korean one into. you know what germany will be threatened by

commercialize the gas that gas that was. being fled and then of course bring some value to the economy. the government is hoping that the petroleum industry bill in parliament for 20 years also pass and attract more investments in oil and gas. that will further boost gas utilization and help minimize flaring i'm told in communities like. we have to live with the damage caused by the gas flares blazing at their doorsteps. and it will bore soko nigeria now there's a glimmer of hope in the race to save the northern white rhinoceros from extinction 2 more embryos have been successfully created bringing the total number to 5. reports there are many challenges before a cough is born. scientists in kenya it's early in germany have for years been tirelessly working together to save the northern white rhino from extinction but there have been obstacles with a pandemic affecting one of the most important conservation projects in the world and after several failed attempts to harvest a number of immature eggs known as finally there was

and prevent greenhouse gas emissions from air conditioners. these will pay significant dividends for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. the end result is clean air and lower cost for the american people. i look forward for members of the committee to build on this bipartisan record. countries are stronger when we do work together. i am ready to work with the biden administration to make american energy is clean as we can and is fast as we can without killing jobs or raising costs on american consumers. the work begins today is the committee considers a nomination to serve a of energy. and we have a long distinguished history, and i have had a chance to visit about that. senator manchin has mentioned your long history and energy. the department of energy oversees the united states energy supply. it's also responsible for carrying out the environmental cleanup for cold war nuclear emission. managing 17 natural laboratories among other responsibilities. a place a critical role in keeping american energy and keeping us energy dominant. american en

that comes to about 2.7 million tons of gas a year.sing then, that a call has gone out for serious reductions in methane emissions. and it's not just from environmentalists and scientists. private and institutional investors managing some $2-trillion in assets, even the world bank, have called for an end to routine flaring of methane. >> i mean, there are things that the investment community can do. >> sreenivasan: erin blanton is a senior research scholar at the center on global energy policy at columbia university's school of international and public affairs. >> something very simple would be just a commitment to stop routine flaring by, for example, 2025. that's a fair amount of time. it's a practice that is wasteful. it wastes money. it-- there's no revenues that come from flaring the gas. and the investment community could say we won't invest in companies that practice routine flaring. you know, we will not lend to them. >> sreenivasan: if that sounds pie-in-the-sky, consider this: recently a french investment concern cancelled a

vailable industries and gas power plants that are switching to a. stored energy. coordinated tim says it's important to implement green hydrogen quickly that way the existing natural gas pipeline system can be used for distribution allowing the hydrogen to be transported to every corner of the country. green hydrogen will be dispensable in many sectors which is why it should have been invested in years ago. but it's only now that the course has been set the 1st green hydrogen plants in should be up and running next year well one good thing about this pandemic for the planet has been the fact that most of us have been locked up at home denied any real sort of travel no exotic holidays no beach time for me i've been locked up here in the studio an economic catastrophe because one in 10 jobs around the world are into reason and officials reckon. probably again until 2023 and what they could do in the meantime is trying to clean up the business choosing to fly comes at a high price in terms of emissions. say we might soon change that with 0 emission hydrogen powered a

is it all just a lot of hot investors have been snapping up hydrogen related stocks as if the gas were in short supply it's the most abundant element in the universe like on our sun but on earth it's mostly extracted from fossil fuels and meeting carbon dioxide in the process what's got traders excited a company's promises of clean hydrogen electrolysis splits water into hydrogen and oxygen doing it cheaply could be the holy grail of green energy so could hydrogen become the fuel of the future that's what we're looking at today are made and been physical and the share prices of companies in the industry have soared more than 500 percent in the past year there are several reasons 0 emissions vehicles are all the rage many countries are going koppen free in the next few decades u.s. president joe biden has thrown his weight behind the sector and the european union plans to scale up and hydrogen projects in polluting industries like chemicals and steel but a lot of the focus are fire has been on cars the question is will hydrogen powered cars overtake their electric cousins. what's the de

and betting on bio gas look at the energy source that germany hopes will help it end its reliance on. on fossil fuel. poor welcome to the show i'm susan beardsley in berlin it's good to have you with us frustrations are growing in south africa as coronavirus deaths surge their lockdowns intensify and vaccination campaign remains perhaps months away and figures on tuesday showed more than 30000 deaths now in the country and south africa has yet to secure an agreement with vaccine makers even as does dozens of other countries have kicked off their own inoculation campaigns in order through the international kovacs facility meanwhile won't arrive until april at the earliest on monday a group of senior medical leaders in south africa called on the government to fire officials over the delays. now for more on this i'm joined by philip yvette in south africa philip nice to have you on the show what's behind these the lace we're not quite sure until quite recently the government position was and the the health minister literally tweeted this was that vaccines on silver bullets and that there

is it all just a lot of hot investors have been snapping up hydrogen related stocks as if the gas were in short supply it's the most abundant element in the universe like on our sun but on earth it's mostly extracted from fossil fuels and meeting carbon dioxide in the process what's got trade is excited at companies promises of clean hydrogen electrolysis splits water into hydrogen and oxygen doing it cheaply could be the holy grail of green energy so it could hydrogen become the fuel of the future that's what we're looking at today are made and been physical and share prices of companies in the industry have soared more than 500 percent in the past year there are several reasons 0 emissions vehicles are all the rage many countries are going koppen free in the next few decades u.s. president joe biden has thrown his weight behind the sector and the european union plans to scale up or hydrogen projects in polluting industries like chemicals and steel but a lot of the focus or has been on cars the question is will hydrogen powered cars overtake their electric cars. what's the deal when w

but then it points to the pausing of oil and gas-- excuse me-- oil and gas leasing, and it says thatis something that is going to hurt the economy. it points to-- they said the world is going to need l and gas for decades, that this is going to starve local communities of revenue. and they're arguing it's going to cost jobs. we're hearing this argument from a number of republicans. how do you respond? >> well, the whole goal of this is not to leave any community behind in moving forward on clean energy. but it's also to recognize that we're not going to leave any workers behind. and so, if you look at this closely, judy, all this is about is whether or not we should pause and look at new leasing when we know there are acres and acres of leases that are not being used now, and we have to take a balance. this is public land only. it's o lands that need to be protected for their full value, including the natural resources that we need and the biodiversity that keeps our global world moving forward. so this is not stopping permitting. it's not stopping fracking. this is a very select cha

and we'll look at germany's rising interest in bio gas created from livestock and your implant matter as part of a transition to a new energy. to the show i'm stephen beard it's good to have you with us. one of the big stories on the new york stock exchange in recent weeks was the expected delisting of 3 chinese tech firms all of them targeted in the recent us executive order prohibiting americans from investing in companies that washington claims are linked to the beijing government on monday the new york stock exchange abruptly canceled. shocking many. as if trade and diplomatic relations between the u.s. and china couldn't get any foggier. the new york stock exchange had an announced it was delisting 3 communications giants china telecom china unicom and china mobile. the delisting followed an executive order from president donald trump which barred american investments and chinese firms owned or controlled by the military now the exchange says it's changing course after talks of quote relevant regulators but today's announcement is not undoing the mounting tensions. this expressio

for the longest time, the oil and gas industry has been demonized.lsee if they need to bring everybody into the fold. judy: mayor peduto, what do you say in response? where do you think the administration will come down? >> i believe they will be pragmatic. they have an understanding of the workers and a compassion to make sure there is a just transition. pittsburgh is where oil was discovered. cole was discovered along the shores of our river. we sit at one of the largest reserves of natural gas in the world. and yet there is more jobs in green and renewable energy that oil, gas, and coal combined. >> that's not true. >> the future is here. i'm talking about pittsburgh and allegheny county. our numbers are even higher than philadelphia. judy: we thank you both so much. sorry to leave it there. we appreciate you both. thank you. ♪ president biden's covid-19 team warned another 90,000 americans could die from the virus over the ne four weeks. the national death toll is already near 430,000 out of 25.5 million confirmed cases. we will turn to the strug

coal, oil and natural gas are not going away. and america should not leave these assets stranded in the ground. i believe shutting down oil and natural gas production will only shut down our economy. if you want skyrocketing costs and high unemployment when that is how you do it. energy needs to be mixed, renewables sources in traditional fuels like coal, oil and natural gas. traditional fuel powers three out of five american homes and three out of five american businesses. it powers 95% of our transportation. the biden administration's nominees tend to block these could energy sources -- i cannot support that. we need to find ways to make expensive energy more affordable. the biden administration should insist -- should not insist on making affordable energy more expensive. so, as the governor addresses this, we want to make the department of energy successful, it's critical that today you have an opportunity to find your views and demonstrate that you are dedicated to all forms of american energy and expanding america's energy

you need to fat you finance gas to fast track. transition look at senegal look at nigeria so it is going to africa is going to be gas base transition because energy poverty is critical and industrialization is critical so you don't you don't do it is transition and finance and fine and finance it by cutting out everything on gas money ties ation like what countries like germany has done we don't begin a consideration every day people. believe that as it may the view is that fossil fuels will be on the way and what are africa's oil reliant economies going to do with that. africa are aligned economies have to diversify they have to embrace energy transitional they have to embrace rubles we have to embrace our flaw also for energy i mean look at what is happening in senegal that is one of the countries where depression of cigar mock you saw has done an amazing job in building a really great energy mix look at what use you starting to see you know that countries around that route so we have to embrace if we have to set up your reality

democracia sino que habla de individuos que están actuando de manera indebida aquí tiene una mascarilla de gas oxígeno... >>> nunca pensé que iba a pasar esto la democracia es siempre lñimpia es un ataque contra la democracia es la actuación de personas dice que hace algún tiempo el presidente decía a la gente que lucharan una cosa es luchar pero esto es algo desordenado y malísimo nadie puede decir que es apropiado >>> qué quiere decir el presidente entonces cuando dice luchar cuál es tu mensaje comenzar el proceso >>> (todos hablan) >>> mi mensaje al pueblo estadounidense es que confíen en proceso que está eso que está >>> (todos hablan) >>> nunca pensó que esto iba a pasar en estados unidos >>> cómo está >>> con mucho miedo >>> alguna vez pensó que podría pasar esto en estados unidos >>> nunca jamás pero es lo que pasa cuando tenemos un presidente que llama a la violencia y teníamos colegas republicanos que querían seguir con lo que están haciendo que nos trajo a este día >>> (todos hablan) >>> han cancelado las reuniones >>> creo que sí pero no sé nada >>> la congresista verónica escobar d

is it all just a lot of hot air investors have been snapping up hydrogen related stocks as if the gas were in short supply it's the most abundant element in the universe like on our sun but on earth it's mostly extracted from fossil fuels and meeting carbon dioxide in the process what's got traders excited a company's promises of clean hydrogen electrolysis splits water into hydrogen and oxygen doing it cheaply could be the holy grail of green energy so it could hydrogen become the fuel of the future that's what we're looking at today are made by ben fizzle and share prices of companies in the industry have soared more than 500 percent in the past year there are several reasons 0 emissions vehicles are all the rage many countries are going carbon free in the next few decades u.s. president joe biden has thrown his weight behind the sector and the european union plans to scale up or new opel hydrogen projects in polluting industries like chemicals and steel but a lot of the focus so far has been on cars the question is will hydrogen powered cars overtake their electric cousins. what's

for more than half a century the practice of gas flaring that's the burning of gas produced as a byproductof oil extraction has affected the lives of thousands of people in nigeria and now the government wants to pass a bill to tackle the issue and raise new revenue from the wasted natural gas. they do oppose the community has been living in the shadows of 3 gas flare point 6970. people here say the players damage their lives and livelihoods. everywhere. our roofs. lost. crops cannot lead probably. no good water. life has moved because of the tide goes in even for us to get fish and i would i have to do more than he. can laughs. he says compensation paid to some has done little to ease their pain. and they aren't alone fires like these birds throughout nigeria's oil rich delta oil companies still find it more convenient to burn away the gas even though it could be used to generate electricity an estimated printer 3000000 cubic meters of gas is being flared every day from $174.00 points like this costing nigeria about a $1000000000.00 annually the government says it's a waste and if stopped

and how does a boutique hotel survive a pandemic we'll find out what happens when the gas stops coming. this is the business i'm joined on in berlin glad you can join the international energy agency has said that tackling climate change would be impossible if developing countries do not transition from fossil fuels like oil to clean energy speaking at the world economic forum held digitally this year the executive director. called for a massive growth in renewable energy investment saying it needs to multiply by quote a factor of 3 he said that almost all global emissions growth will come from developing countries in the next 30 years. let's bring in and head of the african energy chamber and jay welcome to the program 1st of all you're a representative of the energy industry how should climate action occur without hurting africa's oil dependent economies. climate change is a big problem across the world and i africa. in particular a call we doubt heard in african economies that is we have to factoring i need to transition week by using gas look at the massive gas discoveries in was a

we saw scenes gas being fired. perhaps the national guard trying to dislodge president supporters from inside the building. but unclear whether they have completely succeeded in that operation the supporters of the president still outside the capitol building some of them have been moved from the steps of the building but as you can see tear gas still being fired let's bring in gable elizondo was one of the correspondents outside the capitol building for us today in covering this incredible to choice and gave it looks empty way you are a bit more quiet from where you are but clearly that's not the case everywhere else what's been happening. it's not and the reason it's empty where we're at is because we purposely came here because journalists were being attacked. there by trump supporters outside of the capital we saw it firsthand with our own eyes and so for safety we have pulled further away i can tell you that we are on the east side of the capitol for those that know washington that is the site of the u.s. capi

and betting on bio gas will look at the energy source the germany hopes will help it and its reliance on fossil fuel. this is due to be business on. welcome to the program. now when it comes to customer data commercially sensitive documents or even secret production plans companies no longer storing them on servers in their basements they're using cloud providers like amazon google and microsoft and there is no unified standard to speak of but since last year a german french initiative has promised a european alternative guy x. aims to stand out against the competition by being quick secure and using a set of rules that everyone dares to more than $300.00 organizations are already involved in guy x. including major unknown europeans such as amazon microsoft and china's far away so what would the advantages be for european companies well that's a question i put to suzanne damore from bits com which represents thousands of firms in germany's digital sector well the general idea of guy is to create a cloud data infrastructure in europe that complies with the needs of cloud technology use

when we reset the oil and gas program we are not going to ban tracking.d grow jobs. jillian: president biden promising jobs are american energy workers created through his sweeping climate change agenda. todd: more on what workers can't do rather than opening up new opportunities. the ceo of the american exploration and production counsel joins us live with the future of the energy industry. thanks for being here. we will get into jobs in a moment. we were talking about jobs with regard to the energy industry. i want to focus on the macro view. to the american people appreciate the impact on how much it will cost to drive their car? how much more it will cost to heat their home based on what biden is proposing to do? >> that is a great question and good morning, thanks for having me this morning. the american energy industry is the industry that brought this country not just energy security but economic security and because of this industry cost to american families or their energy consumption has stayed historically low, and cost for every other househol

gas prices in asia are at records. lng prices, huge move in u.k. nat gas yesterday.u able to make of this? what are your gas guys saying? >> there's a huge move in u.k. gas, not today, but reversing yesterday. you know, it is a market that's got slightly driven by fear, obviously. asia was short lng. there were various production problems. this has been going largely for the whole winter. it is not a sort of january 1 phenomenon. this is a phenomenon that has been in existence for a couple of months. this problems have left inventories a little bit shy of where they need to be in asia, and when companies reached out to buy additional supplies, spurred on by low temperatures, those additional supplies weren't there. it drove prices higher, and we have reached a point where we got a largely illiquid market because there's not many buyers around, and there's not many sellers around, so trying to pin exactly where fair value is is a tricky situation at the moment. but there is, and there has been genuine need for product amongst asian utilities. lng from europe and from

well germany is keen on expanding its capacity for hydrogen production the aim is to produce the gas on an industrial scale with 0 emissions green hydrogen would be used not only for fuels but also for heating and generating electricity still produces like to cope and sites get or are investing billions of euros to make production climate you troll with the help of hydrogen power even oil giants are getting in on the act b.p. developing a renewable hydrogen project at its refinery here in germany to replace a big chunk of its fossil based hydrogen consumption. the road to greener energy leads to m. slammed the northern german district hopes to play a leading role in the country's transition to renewable energy. tim whose mom coordinates the development of hydrogen production infrastructure in the region. this weekend together with offshore wind turbines to generate the power that will be used to produce hydrogen in a carbon neutral process. using hydrogen by this to achieve c o 2 neutrality that means transitioning from fossil fuels using renewable energies replacing all that natural

natural gas is the number one reason the united states has reduced more greenhouse gas emissions thanading president biden's climate change policy will bejohn kerry. give climate change i think ofjobs. the key plank of our recovery plan is building a modern, resilient climate infrastructure and clean energy future that will create millions of good paying unionjobs. not seven, eight, ten, $12 an hour but prevailing wage and benefits. we can put millions of americans to work modernizing our water systems, transportation, or energy infrastructure to withstand the impacts. paul bodner was an adviser to the 0bama adminstration on climate change. he's now at a green think tank, the rocky mountain institute in colorado. and he is with us now. thank you for your time, we have different perspectives there, one for the present single create jobs another from the oil and gas industry say millions ofjobs are in peril. which analysis to share? i millions ofjobs are in peril. which analysis to share?— millions ofjobs are in peril. which analysis to share? i think you heard these terms — analysis to

police disperse the crowds using tear gas and patents. and on cheese day a pharmacist tried to rally culminated in these scenes at you tell us they misread . foamers have been counter-protests sites for 2 months to demand the government repeals 3 new agricultural laws the government has offered to put them on hold for 18 months but fall most of them dropped saying the only benefit to big businesses. although there is heavy police presence the fama say more people have been inspired to join them. i want to congratulate the farmers of punjab and the unions for awakening the other farmers in the country who are fed up with the modi government and are sitting quietly at home these unions have mobilized them to protest on the streets and now this movement is not just confined to punjab and haryana but has spread across the country the indian government has responded to days of violence by blocking mobile internet services in 3 protest locations it's a method often deployed to prevent unrest elsewhere but an unusual move and the captain authori

is it all just a lot of hot investors have been snapping up hydrogen related stocks as if the gas were in short supply it's the most abundant element in the universe like on our sun but on earth it's mostly extracted from fossil fuels and meeting carbon dioxide in the process what's got traders excited at companies promises of clean hydrogen electrolysis splits water into hydrogen and oxygen doing it cheaply could be the holy grail of green energy so it could hydrogen become the fuel of the future that's what we're looking at today are made and been physical and ship prices of companies in the industry have soared more than 500 percent in the past year there are several reasons 0 emissions vehicles are all the rage many countries are going koppen free in the next few decades u.s. president joe biden has thrown his weight behind the sector and the european union plans to scale up or new level hydrogen projects in polluting industries like chemicals and steel but a lot of the focus are fire has been on cars the question is will hydrogen powered cars overtake their electric cars. what's t

we are -- natural gas is the number-one reason the u.s.ed more greenuse gas emissions than any other countr ros: that is a critique he expected. pres. biden: end when i think of climate change, i think -- when i think of climate change, i think of jobs. a key part of the build back better recovery plan is building a modern, resilient clement infrastructure and clean energy future that will create millions of good paying union jobs, not seven dollars through $10 an hour of a prevailing wage and benefits. you know,, we can put millions of americans work modernizing our water systems, transportation, energy infrastructure to withstand the impacts of extreme climate. ros: an advisor to the obama administration on clement change is now at the rocky mountain institute think tank, and i have been talking to him about the president's plan. >> you heard from the president, who ran as a moderate, the importance of dealing with climate change in a decisive way. the president has consistently defined his agenda in terms of four intertwined crises. cov

but that doesn't make sense if it plays no role whatsoever in europe's gas supply we can't fall under russia's influence so these critics should really make up their mind i think we'll have more demand for gas in the near future and not just russian gas from norway and the netherlands to the north stream to be part of this reliable gas supply of course our main goal is to become self-sufficient through renewable energy but that will take time we can't do it instantly. shoppers in northern ireland are finding rows of empty shelves in grocery stores and brags it's being blamed it's 2 weeks since britain totally cut the cord with the e.u. but new restrictions were also imposed on goods being shipped from mainland u.k. to northern ireland where it is britain's only land border with the e.u. bosses of the big supermarket chains have now publicly issued an urgent plea for the government to sort out the red tape. we recognise the european commission needs to seen compliance to support the concessions granted through the northern ireland protocol but the current proposals increased bureaucrac

this gas is no new gas it comes from the same fields up in russia it's not new gas what's going on hereis that as we all know putin has designs and ukraine and designs and bell routes and these pipelines 80 percent of the gas that germany russia sense europe goes through these countries and this is a this is a problem because putin has started wars and so forth in these countries so germany has skin in the game and it doesn't want to have skin in the game to put it bluntly they agree with putin he also does not want their gas to anymore go through those countries instead of something that he can use for corruption and control for elite capture and and that kind of thing because of the resistance in both these countries he wants to get them out because if he's going to proceed to suppress these countries he doesn't want to risk his business with europe and the german leadership has decided that they're not going to take a risk either they agree with them and they'll get out now what's going to happen if they do build north 31 into. you know what germany will be threatened by the russians

as flash bangs were heard, there was a video pouring more gas on the fire marshall claiming the election was stolen. that's what he did. alex marquardt in washington near the capitol. we are an hour into the curfew, congress saying they're coming back in session to continue with the electoral college count. where do things stand now? >> reporter: we're an hour into the curfew, still have a lot of people who are out here. we are about five hours since the insurrection first started, since we watched rioters blow through a police line, make their way up the western steps of the capitol and into the capitol building. just an absolutely surreal scene. in the lead up to the curfew we did see finally for much of the afternoon, we were asking where is the law enforcement to push the rioters out. they did appear a short time ago. i'm going to show you the law enforcement presence here. this is a long line of officers from different agencies that pushed protesters, many of them rioters, many not rioters, away from the western side of the capitol. what you're looking at there is metropolitan polic

what's gas made from? how are they going to do this so quickly? he should have waited until the country was back on their feet with jobs, when people were back to where they were before this happened. then think about the pipeline. that way, those people were prepared. he did it right out the first day. he wasn't in office two hours and he stopped 1000 jobs. i do not understand. give me an answer, please. you ladies have a lovely day. guest: well, i can answer what the biden administration expects -- the push for green energy jobs, that the push for green energy will result in jobs. he said millions of jobs on the campaign trail. they expect them to be in solar, wind, and in hydro, as we mentioned . that is there push, that it is -- their push, that is an economic opportunity. that if you invest in something like tesla, which was a startup company that turned into a behemoth. and as we mentioned on the keystone, that was construction jobs, that they probably would've resulted in 4000 jobs, 50 over the long haul. so they make the argument that bett