get the natural gas out. to test it you want to turn it an eighth of a turn and turn it back to the way it it was. notice the little thing? that's going straight with the flow of the pipe that means it's open. if it's across that means you turned off the gas. the eighth of a turn you didn't turn it off you just moved it. these are in better shape. if you can get to this valve, safely, the building's collapsed on it you can't get to it you have to use the one in the street. pg and e put all the meters outside the houses in a lot of the neighborhoods, these are pretty easy to get to. they are easy to find. if you can find the little round circle in the sidewalk. if you look directly at the house you will find this meter and this shut off on the ground floor. in is a closeup of the shut off. in is the wrench i recommend you you use it for other things. they are cheap and they will work. this is great because you can use it somewhere else if you have to. an adjustable open end wrench. a diagram are off/on. shut o

for fresh gas by parts. or off the russian gas by parsing into ukraine and belarus this is and this north korean pipeline enters the markets which where they are rather always exposed to or to russian gas and are in reality if there is not that much competition a part of the gas that comes from norway and markets and also some markets like trader for example from from from the u.k. side in front sorry. the problem with the sell. strain is that the business markets to which south stream project is and train is quite situated with the gas over the other sources the big the core competitor is qatar of course and were aware also see. there that the sources of gas developed in africa like her nigeria and also algeria and leave it to basically russian gas is not that needed well the russian gas is needed in this country's but the problem is that now russia is supplying approximately twenty six b.c.m. to this to the sea area which potential will be covered by south stream but the total capacity of south stream is s

, and toxic gas. each alarm has a particular town. there is a red, yellow and blue color code. you get an audio tone and a visual tone with every general alarm. >> digit either one of those alarms -- did you get either one of those alarms? >> no sir. >> the you know why you did not? >> yes, they were bypassed. how do you know that they were bypassed? >> because i saw it on the screen. the correct word is inhibited. >> can you explain what inhibited means? >> you have four states of alarms. if you have normal operating conditions, and inhibited condition, which simply means that the sensor is active, it is sensing, and it will give the information to the computer, but the computer will not trigger an alarm for it. it will give you an indication, but it will not trigger the actual alarm. there is an override condition which means that the computer will not consider that sensor for any purpose. >> were there any alarms that were in the override position? >> none that i am aware of. >> this, and i am not

michigan's latest natural gas boom started just this past winter. calgary-based encana corporation drilled a successful test well about 50 miles north of here, that one well triggered a frenzy to lease mineral rights the likes of which the state of michigan has never before seen. >> reporter: this is a list of bidders who paid millions of dollars at auction last spring to lease mineral rights on roughly 100,000 acres of public land in northern michigan. sid jansma, president and ceo of wolverine gas and oil, was among the buyers. he didn't want to pay more than $1,000 an acre, but the bidding quickly topped that. >> when the auction started, the first or second lease went for $3,000 an acre. i sat there watching it go from the state minimum, which is $13, to $50 to $200 to $500 to $1,000 to $2,000 to $2,500 and $3,000. and we sat there and just marveled. >> reporter: but landowners say big drillers aren't being as generous with them, and they want the drillers to ante up. >> the initial offer was about $150 an acre, but we know that is pretty much o

gas fumes will creep down to the bottom. if you have to store gas, store it mostly full. if you have an empty gas container -- if you want to protect yourself put cords across it so it doesn't fall in an earthquake. you screw it in. strap it across. make sure the shelf is screwed into the wall if it's screwed into a stud it will not tip over. when you go home look at your hazards. get everything in a box. there is no correct spot to put it. some people get a can and put it in their yard. it's up to you. there is no correct spot it's where everybody in your family knows where it is. if you are not home and a disaster hits who the find it. the whole family gets involved you, yourself, family members, kids, let them know where it is. if something happens they can help /thefplgz. themselves. if you can help yourself you take a load off of us. yourself, your neighbors a few hours after, we know that [inaudible] activated a few times for y 2 k after 911 we had people. the [inaudible] has not know tried yet if you go there after a disaster you will be by yourself. a few hours af

smell of gas. what can you do as nerts? turn off the gas. and what are the 3 situations when you want to shut the gas off? smell the gas, something -- oh, yeah, wheels are spinning and major building collapse. muni -- overhead muni wire, flopping around. what can you did as nerts? always assume all electricity is live and hot. so what can you do as nerts? cordon off the area, tell people to stay back. small fires reported in the rear of a building, what can you do as nerts? if it's still burning that small fire is now a very large fire. so all you can do is really notify the erd, evacuate the area, assist the fire department. five buildings have suffered heavy damage -- heavy damage, kind of a clue there. three of the buildings have collapsed. what can you do as nerts? not quite nothing. would you go in to search a heavily damaged building? no. you will -- very good, notify erd, if there's a gas smell, shut the gas off. you can do something. even if it means everyone stay back, no one is trying to rush in. you are going to have your yellow h

drilling and shale gas recovery. the technology used to extract that gas is called "fracking," and environmentalists are concerned it could pollute groundwater and cause other unintended consequences. >> tom: here's what we're watching for next week. our friday "market monitor" guest is mary ann bartels, head of u.s. technical and market analysis, bank of america/merrill lynch global research. we'll see the july reports on auto sales and employment. monday, we kick off our three- part series, "rules of the board," looking at what shareholders should expect a board of directors to know. >> susie: miramax films no longer has a room in the "house of the mouse." disney plans to sell miramax to investment group filmyard holdings. the price tag is $600 million dollars; it includes the studio's film library and hits like "chicago" and "pulp fiction." miramax was considered the industry's top independent studio in 1993, when disney paid $80 million for it. founders harvey and bob weinstein left disney in 2005 after disputes

a district steam loop would most likely be gas-fired heating system. it would basically have the same impact as a power plant in terms of fossil fuel burning. you would not call it that, you would call it something different. instead, the district steam would. >> the motion has been made. is there a second? >> it fails for a lack of a second. is there any thing else in regards to power plants? >> i will move that we do what he did. that is a motion. >> the motion as a maid that the original language will be amended if it is included and removes fossil fuel references only to district heating and cooling systems. can we take that without objection? that passes. there's one final amendment regarding the additional standards with regard to to the project in of standards. will we take a roll-call vote on that? >> i can read for clarity what the languages which will be discussed. one slight caveat added, to the extent that final remedies have not already been selected, the board of supervisors shall conduct hearings regarding the potential final strategies

companies lobby their lobbying on issues that are not only just part and parcel about oil and gas but also a variety of other things so you get into some serious geo political issues when you talk about the oil and gas industry or you know are you saying like defense appropriations absolutely and this happens not just here and there but it happens with some regularity so these companies are just don't have a. very small portfolio of issues that they lobby on in fact they have a very wide one ok so then what does that mean if these companies are so all powerful if obviously oil is their first interest are we never going to start investing in alternative sources of energy are we always going to be far behind from from china from the other asian countries that are really jumping on this things to change if you look ten years ago to when the energy solar energy their lobbying was just so infinitesimal that it almost didn't even register that his change markedly over the past ten years we're not talking about the same numbers as the oil and gas industry but solar alternative energies wind

, and toxic gas. each alarm has a particular town. there is a red, yellow and blue color code. you get an audio tone and a visual tone with every general alarm. >> digit either one of those alarms -- did you get either one of those alarms? >> no sir. >> the you know why you did not? >> yes, they were bypassed. how do you know that they were bypassed? >> because i saw it on the screen. the correct word is inhibited. >> can you explain what inhibited means? >> you have four states of alarms. if you have normal operating conditions, and inhibited condition, which simply means that the sensor is active, it is sensing, and it will give the information to the computer, but the computer will not trigger an alarm for it. it will give you an indication, but it will not trigger the actual alarm. there is an override condition which means that the computer will not consider that sensor for any purpose. >> were there any alarms that were in the override position? >> none that i am aware of. >> this, and i am not

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, and toxic gas. each alarm has a particular town. there is a red, yellow and blue color code. you get an audio tone and a visual tone with every general alarm. >> digit either one of those alarms -- did you get either one of those alarms? >> no sir. >> the you know why you did not? >> yes, they were bypassed. how do you know that they were bypassed? >> because i saw it on the screen. the correct word is inhibited. >> can you explain what inhibited means? >> you have four states of alarms. if you have normal operating conditions, and inhibited condition, which simply means that the sensor is active, it is sensing, and it will give the information to the computer, but the computer will not trigger an alarm for it. it will give you an indication, but it will not trigger the actual alarm. there is an override condition which means that the computer will not consider that sensor for any purpose. >> were there any alarms that were in the override position? >> none that i am aware of. >> this, and i am not

the cabinet by saying that it may run into gas shortages if this capital expenditure is cut will it be calvinists not savation since clear it has to do something with the existing capital with the existing budget deficit and . you know for sixty percent of the state budget revenue but we for for all we all see this is most likely to push through the proposed tax regime despite all the objectives. we believe that the finance ministry view will prevail as they will try and increase the tax take from extractive industries in general and look to give some tax breaks into industries new industries that the government wants to grow such as technology and pharmaceuticals i'm sort of the food and i. believe that's what we're going to see it's just going to be a question of what the balance in extractive industries is going to be. obviously the new tax regime in russia is going to be the biggest issue after the summer and we may see some in-town see if debate on this very issue at the governmental meeting later on july thirtieth. our correspondent. reporting from goes from headquarters thank

resources sector and when it comes to oil and gas companies he doesn't seem willing to budge. but russia's gal's prom is really fighting this proposal tooth and nail why does it think the changes will be so harmful to its business. well that's correct for gazprom opposes anything other but a minimum gas extraction tax it all gives that is capital extension program is huge and it needs all the cash it may get according to several experts we spoke to gasp rome scariest of the cabin by saying it may run into gas shortages if its capital extension program is cuts but if the states motivation sems clear it has to deal with the existing budget deficit and of the three khans for some sixty percent of us that the state budgets revenue well obviously things you touch him in russia is going to be the biggest issue off through summer and we may see some intensive to bait on this very issue at the governmental meeting on june the thirtieth. thanks for the update artie's correspondent idea of course of reporting strong dollars problems have quarters in moscow. and let's now see how the equ

the resisting the proposal our correspondent in a culture of reports from the gas giants headquarters in moscow. the state aim is to raise enough capital to plot the big this thing budget deficit and the target is the mineral resources sector which is the most established in the russia's economy while the biggest. tax regime is the russia's finance minister alex they couldn't that russia needs to raise its mineral extraction tax by the wrong time to fifteen percent but he also willing to keep some tax breaks for the industry when it comes to oil and gas companies but he doesn't seem to be ready for any compromise and the russians just joined just this decision may cost the wrong twelve billion dollars and maybe that's why the gas company imposes a new thing other than a minimum guest extraction tax it urges this capital expenditure is huge and it needs all the cash it may get well according to several analysts we spoke to gazprom scares the cabinet by saying it may run into gas shortages if its capital expenditure cuts well the state much of a chanst they have to do something with the

oil and gas exploration company since the end of june and it's believed that a deal could be arranged before b.p. posts help yearly earnings on july twenty seventh. that's the latest you can always get in touch with business that's all t.v. that's all you. hear is which are made to police children. and their health. insurance illnesses. were something. to secure themselves against. this is not a problem but the warning. they forced it and we should see scary already issued a surprise victory speech so they have no idea about the hardships that we face to . face one it is this is it is all of them to this and for any army the life of a using them is the most precious thing in the world. is of self-sacrifice and heroism with those who understand it fully but you have to live a. real life stories from world war two. victories nineteen forty five don't r.t. dot com. example of this is our senior leaders of the world's richest countries have come under fire at an international aids conference in vienna but failing to keep their promises to fight a china the conservation claim there's a fun

[ male announcer ] prevent uncomfortable gas moments with gas-x prevention.t one before meals helps prevent gas before it starts. from gas-x, the gas-xperts. >> glor: the world lacrosse championships are currently under way in britain minus the north american team that is one of the best in the world. their story is the focus of tonight's weekend journal. age-old principles of pride and sovereignty colliding with modern-day security demands. >> one, two, three! >> they are the pride of a nation. 23 lacrosse players representing the iraquois confederacy, a council of six native american tribes living in upstate new york and canada, 125,000 people in all who consider themselves a nation apart from the united states. with a host of former collegiate stars, including syracuse's sid smith, the iraquois nationals are the number-four ranked team in the world. they were supposed to be playing right now in the world lacrosse championships in manchester, england, against 30 other countries, including the u.s., england and canada. >> we're trying to stay positive, tryin

oil and gas exploration, the moratorium caused this company to stop drilling in a natural gas well and released the rig. the well produced 40 million -- would have produced 40 million cubic feet of gas daily for america. but they estimate that they will be panelized about $40 million because the moratorium, lose $100 million dollars a day. volunteer shipyards, family owned and operated since 1946, employees 3,000 american workers, but they say in 46 years of our existence we have never been faced with such an uncertain future. it's leaving volunteer shipyards no choice but to downsize our company, thereby eliminating good-paying jobs. mr. culberson: where are they located? mr. brady: they are in texas, i believe. it doesn't say so. cap rock communications, they'll be forced, redeploy personnel to different regions or support them finding some other way. they have over 50 field service and operations personnel supporting clients in the gulf of mexico, employs 750 people throughout houston, lafayette and new orleans. c&c technologies, they expect to lay off 10 employees to begin with. wi

will get for assembling its services gas has how soon the towards the and in just talk tough sell to break the deal. that's all of this is news for now but you can always find more stories on our website dot com slash business for. a little bit with. culture is that so much given to each musician working on a new product and the market should be obama in its has publicly mended fences with israel after the show when really isn't enough to restart what is called the peace process. right. from plans to. start don't. take a look at the headlines here in r.t.e. the u.s. senate is studying the faltering campaign in afghanistan even as another thirty billion dollars extra funding is approved for the war that's despite the leak of thousands of documents detailing among other things the cover up of civilian deaths . the czech republic has introduced a hotline for its senior citizens in need of help and outdated health care system and poverty mean many of the country's elderly are at severe risk of both physical and mental abuse. and russia suffers from the worst heatwave in decades some area

for natural gas teach your children to identify the smell of gas. the sulfite an add to it to make it smell like rotten eggs. if you smell it turn it off. if you are not sure, turn it off. if your meter wheels are spinning that means you have a leak, turn it off. if you turn it off don't ever turn it back on yourself. you have to call pg and e to come back and turn it on. you know they will be swamped it will take awhile for them to get to you. do not turn the gas back on by yourself. how do you, everybody should have a meter that looks like this picture here. to turn it off wrench. the wheels are there, there's the dials. this is on when the valve is in a direction of the pipe and this is off. take your wrench and turn it from this to that. that turns it off. it's unlikely you will need to turn the water off. but if may be your pipe breaks and you got water flooding then you should turn your water off. most homes single family homes have a main valve that looks like this in the basement or the garage. that's it right there. so to turn it off you tu

there are things we can do with gas wells, and the mapping of e gas wells is what cooperation between the gas companies and the coal companies. it's not something that is gps gas wells. sometimes they are in there because of gps. there are a lot of things that can be done and we are dedicated to doing that. as far as how i feel about it is not as important as what would do as an industry and government going forward. >> was the ventilation at upper branch proper? >> the ventilation was that there be public air before the explosion and 60,000 cubic feet of air. and we run ourong walls at 100,000 if we can, because of the safety factor. on a normal day, years and years, and 30,000 or 60,000 is enough. but when you have somethingab normal happen, you want more. and the things that the scrubbers or others are doing we think are counter productive. but it's hard to get true dialogue about that, and we hope as we speak out we will get some attention to ventilation. >> when you were seeing the readings and the ventilation was less than ideal. why did you not shut the mine? >> again we didn't

well that's correct russia's gas giant opposes anything other than a minimal gas extraction tax it argues that this capsule extension program is huge and it needs only because it may get us according to several acts rates we spoke to gazprom scares the cabinet by saying it may run into gas shortages if its capital extension program is cuts beds of these states motivation since clear it has to do something with the existing budget deficit and the energy sector economy for some sixty percent of the state budgets revenue burden according to chris with a friend who will see the gas tax for it will be the hardest hit by the proposed tax. our sense is that the end of this process we will see almost no changes to the oil taxation regime. i wrote to the small increase to the gas extraction tax and probably more significant increases in the taxation of companies in the mining. fertiliser view of the extractive industries that we believe with the end of this and if this process. obviously the new tax regime in by she's going to be the biggest story after summer and we may see some intensive debate

join them on gas-free friday. the san francisco bicycle coalition setting up a fuel-up station today where bike riders can get free coffee and snacks. the station will be atlogical val lens ya and 17th from 8:00 to 10:00. most flips san francisco are less than two miles long. new details on a bp protest in the uc berkeley campus. bp sponsors an energy bioscience lab on campus. 350 researchers work there to cop vert plants into fuel. community members, scientist and others will voice their outrage over the gulf disaster outside the lab tonight at 5:30. >>> today is day 102 in the gulf oil disaster, in the deepwater horizon oil rig. these days are crucial for permanently sealing the broken well. crews are on track to finish the so-called static kill operation by next week. once with the rig is fixed and less oil is in the water, the mission will shift to long-term recovery. that means less work for the skimming vessels, which have been an economic lifeline for out-of-work fishermen. >> we need to adjust the vessels

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just one before meals helps prevent gas before it starts. from gas-x, the gas-xperts.nside... that affects the entire state..... next on cbs 5 >> couric: finally tonight, george washington slept there, benjamin harrison's vice president levi morton died there, and now former first daughter chelsea clinton is getting married there: rhinebeck, new york, 90 miles up the hudson from new york city. elaine quijano reports on the small town hosting a very big wedding. >> reporter: after weeks of speculation, aggravation... >> oh, my god, the traffic is crazy. >> reporter: ...and talking in code... >> allocate $2500 for the possible event. >> reporter: ...the worst-kept secret ever in tiny rhinebeck is out. officials here all but admit 30- year-old chelsea clinton will marry her longtime beau, 32- year-old investment banker marc mezvinsky, on saturday. >> this is the biggest thing to hit rhinebeck since washington's army drove the british out of rhinebeck. >> reporter: the clintons have kept a tight lid on the details so any information is a scoop for the town newspaper. >> th

to pay for the gas.his daughter inside the car. at least two people pulled up in the gas station. one, a white minvy van -- minivan. took the vehicle. the father was very distraught. right about the time that the officers figured out what was going on, there were calls that a 5-year-old had been located two or three blocks away. the suspect dropped that girl off and now has deposited the car here. this all happening about the same neighborhood in richmond -- neighborhood in richmond. officers in the process of taking that car. they will be processing it for evidence and are still looking to the kidnapper/car thief involved in the incident. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 8:01. antioch police are trying to determine if three overnight shootings are related. kraig debro has been getting updates from police. he joins us now with the very latest. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: good morning, tori. the scene is clear here as far as the -- as far as the antioch police are concerned.

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results show us -- they were to achieve a green house-free gas future by 2030. it all results interestingly in having a very similar resource mix, which as i said emphasizes energy efficiency, relies on out of city renewables as well as incity generation opportunities, renewable and combine heat and power. and they have similar costs over the 20-year period that we're looking at. the major difference is, we find under the status quo scenario where the city would be engaging in more behind the meter activities and any additional energy needs would be met through market purchases under the increased local control scenario by us or under a status quo scenario by current energy providers pg & e and the direct access pro vieweders. -- providers. an increase local cost scenario were really addressed through looking at increased capacity cost, incorrect -- i'm sorry -- capacity cost and so those differences, it turns out, were eliminated through the analysis. so let's take a look at what the -- the resource mix looks like under each of the four scenarios. on the extrem

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stations aren't going to be punching gas, they won't have any power. say 72 hours, that's optimistic. >> so let me recap this. there are three sort of -- ther are three areas of earthquake issues we need to talk about today. the one is how do we prepare to reduce the impacts of an earthquake before it happens? the second the how do we respon to an earthquake? that's a tiny little area but a huge problem. what do we do for the first two weeks. it's dramatic but a small piece of it. the third one is how do we recover? what is the recovery program? how are we going to rebuild. everybody looks at the two week period after the earthquake and devote all their time, money an energy. we're ready and can respond to the earthquake. that's a small piece. the big piece is how do we reduce the impact. going back to the slide, every time you're doing work in your house, you can incorporate earthquake safety. here's someone doing wiring. while the wall was open, they put up -- >> it's almost impossible when you're seismicking a wood frame house to make it worse by ad

scares the cabinet by saying it may run into gas sure. if its capital expenditure cuts well the state much of. they have to do something with the existing budget deficit and according to chris we will see the states it is most likely to push its proposed tax plan we believe that the finance ministry if you will prevail they will try and increase the tax take from extractive industries in general and look to give some tax breaks into industries new industries that the government wants to grow such as technology and pharmaceuticals and sort of the food and i. believe that's what we're going to see it's just going to be a question of what the balance in extractive industries is going to be well this dispute has the potential to deepen this most like these going to be the subject of a new tuns debate at the governmental meeting later on july the. the former international has opened in the south of england it's one of the premier events for the industry with companies coming from all around the world of course it is there to tell us what's hap

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as oil and gas companies new incentives to drill deeper in the gulf of mexico. the number of producing deep water wells increased from 65 in 1985 to more than 600 in 2009. but the number of federal inspectors working for the minerals management service mms has not kept pace with the number and complexity of the wells and dinsns inspesketors must travel. mms has 65 inspectors and 58 some 20 years later. currently mms has 60 inspectors to inspect almost 4,000 fa sits. inspection has not been a priority. the dove interior also backed off when the oil and gas industry objected to proposals to strengthen government regulations. reports prepared in 2001, 2002, and 2003 recommended two blind shams and questioned the liability of their backup systems. yet, regulations finalized in 2003 did not require a second blind sheer ram backup systems on vops or even testing of backup systems. the same rule making identified poor cementing practices as one of the main primary causes of sustained casing pressure on producing wells. but in oil and gas industry coalition opposed mand

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when can a car go on natural gas?you can get cars now if he lived in paris, france, he could go shopping tonight for a passenger car and look at 40 to 45 cars that are on natural gas. bmws, mercedes, gm, ford. all of them are made there. gm makes 18 and makes none in the united states. >> larry: why? >> because they haven't had a market for it. if there had been a market, gm would have made them. >> larry: he couldn't convert his car to it? >> i don't advise that. but if -- what i am after are the big users of diesel. and those are the 18-wheelers. there are 8 million of them. if i could get those 8 million on natural gas, i could cut opec in half. so that's what i am after. what i want the president to do, two things. one, i want him to tell us that he remembers very well what he said about opec -- mideast oil, no mideast oil in ten years. his first step would be all federal vehicles that are -- that we buy, the federal government does, would be by federal order, would be on our resources. they could be on battery, h

it all started when a war was stolen at a gas station with a child inside. a few minutes later the child was found at barrett avenue and 41st street. later the car was recovered at 39th street and clinton avenue. ktvu's christien kafton joins us now with the latest on this case. good afternoon, christian. >> reporter: well, good afternoon. this is the gas station where this whole car theft and kidnapping investigation got underway. take a look right here. you can see if you take a look here through the window that there are a pair of police officers in there. they are bringing back tape. they had those this morning, trying to dub them over looking for clues about their suspect. police say the victim and his daughter pulled into this gas station this morning. the father got out of the car to pay, left his five-year-old daughter in a car and that is when a mini van pulled up alongside and the unthinkable happened. one of the suspects from that vehicle gets out and gets into his cadillac. our victim had left his keys in the car and the suspect takes his car and