and jane kleeb, executive director of bold nebraska. to democracyu both now! let's begin with you on the side of the border. explain how bold nebraska -- since nebraska, in the end, was a linchpin of why, for people to follow this, transcanada asked to suspend the request for approval in the last days, because they were still trying to resolve where the pipeline would go through nebraska -- how nebraska played this key final role in the rejection of keystone xl? >> nebraska literally from day one has been transcanada's achilles' heel. we have mounted not only a grassroots campaign of citizens concerned about the climate and water pollution, we mounted a very legal and specific challenge with land owners. courts as well as finding transcanada on the ground. the most specific were latest move by transcanada essentially was they wanted to avoid their strong lawsuits currently with them in court and still in court even of the rejection happened, they wanted to avoid that court system and go through what is called the public service commission and our state to try

and thank you to jane kleeb with bold nebska,peang her hstate ebraska.stcome back, we another border or we go to another border, we are going to san diego, california. they with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the department of justice has announced no border agents would be prosecuted for their role in the killing of a mexican immigrant near san diego, even though eyewitness video showed him being chased and beaten. the incident occurred in may 2010 when 32-year-old anastasio hernÁndez-rojas was caught trying to enter the united states from mexico. hernÁndez-rojas had previously lived in the united states for 25 years from the age of 15. he was the father of five u.s. born-children. agents say they confronted hernÁndez-rojas because he became hostile and resisted arrest. but eyewitness video raised many questions. the footage was obtained by reporter john carlos frey and aired in a 2012 pbs report by correspondent john larson. >> what u.s. border agents did not realize is that

we will go to nebraska to speak with jane kleeb and across the bo

we will go to nebraska to speak with jane kleeb and across the th