have any idea how expensive just how many greenhouse gases and why is this actually gave over and jim hansen said well i think their concern is because it is the second biggest carbon reserve in the world next to saudi arabia and if we decide that we're going to do is go up there and start tapping that side from the fact that you will basically be giving the oil companies the right to go through and you know play pipeline through the the ranch as a conservative nebraskans who don't want to happen you'll be committing the planet to you know not going green and not trying to find alternative sources of energy but rather just stoking the fires literally of greenhouse gases and bill and and jim hansen really you know are just absolutely convinced that this is going to cause tremendous problems for the atmosphere but the other problem of course we ran through there is so let's say that president obama decides that this deal shouldn't go through right at this pipeline should be built china has already expressed interest in kavis tar sand something that can of a is also ok with so i think that a lo

the tar sands of northern alberta if we open those up for exploitation or at least according to jim hansen the nasa climate scientist it's essentially game over for the climate that's how he put it and hence people have come from all fifty states and are conducting this very civil disobedience very polite but very firm in front of the white house in an effort to persuade the president to do the right thing and showing the role of this or if you had a survey you can see the demonstrations and and on your wrist here it is this these that's the first group of us that went to protest last saturday the police decided they wanted to make an example of this and the way they did it was to take us to. for three days and two nights in boats called central so walk here in the district of columbia this is the basic motors rapists and thieves kind of play it's exactly as much fun as you might expect. you know bad sort of metal slabs to lie on without sheet or mattress or pillow or going. to bologna sandwiches a day twelve hours apart three am and three pm it's quite a regiment but it didn't intimidate

it's time for happy hour this evening and joining me tonight archie producer jenny churchill and jim hansen retired special operations master sergeant and military blogger of black five dot net hey guys how's it going. you know. clothing companies are always trying to make to get people to think of their hip and they're cool and this is why you should be wearing your stuff and so levi's made an ad like that about why you should be wearing their jeans but some people think that maybe the timing of the release of this bridge by the way they have now pulled from the web since we found the story this morning you know the timing wasn't quite right you take a look. your life is your life. a little bit close to each of you. there are ways out there is light somewhere it may not be much like the beach that you. were like. which was. ok so there's riot police feel a bit of tear gas there and so everybody automatically says looks really bad time to be advertising riots considering what's going on in london that you know you can just walk in for the right place and say check out my levis in the leave

correspondent christine purcell and jim hansen retired special operations master sergeant and military blogger at black five dot net thanks for joining me guys one of them to people that i have a table with me that i will not be able to benefit from this idea coming from this economist who thinks that ugly people should be provided legal protection take a look. so ugly people earn less money over their lifetime and you want to help them. well they earn less money they get less earning spouses they have trouble getting loans and i think helping them is at least as justifiable as helping many of the groups we now protect. now let's go through the way that he made a study here basically the way they came to this conclusion saying that americans who ranked at the bottom of an extract of misc ale earned ten to fifteen percent less a year than workers with similar scales but skills but much better looks and they had a life time difference typically of about two hundred and thirty thousand dollars. but people deserve legal for i guess i have a problem with theirs i got a fight with my team ea

sources of energy but rather just joking the fires literally of greenhouse gases and bill and and jim hansen really you know there are just absolute invents that this is going to cause tremendous problems for the atmosphere but the other problem of course we run into there is so let's say that president obama decides that this deal shouldn't go through right this pipeline should need built china has already expressed interest in kavis tar sands something they can't of they is also ok with so i think that a lot of you are asking questions saying that well if we don't do it then china's going to are going to see the exact same amount of damage so can you even really put you know that much pressure on just obama himself until there is some kind of global agreements and global changes in terms of using tar sands well i absolutely believe that you have to put the pressure on everyone and there are demonstrations taking place up in canada as well you know we there americans were arrested. this week and after this is over then the canadians are going to be doing their protest up there and you know

to take a good hard look at the military's attempts to spin this war and discuss this with me is jim hansen retired special operations master sergeant and military blogger at black net. jim thanks for being here tonight are you with me here are you with me that it's a little bit hard to believe if they don't even know right they haven't even concluded the investigation to see what exactly brought this helicopter down how how would they possibly know who the one guy is that maybe shot the r.p.g. if that's what it was. like this if you have a lot of satellite coverage a lot of drone coverage what they got in addition to the tips from local villagers and what they watched this group of people leave so they had fairly good idea of exactly where that group of people who conducted the ambush went to and the people who were in contact with the ranger unit to start with so they just assume that since they were black that whole group they got the one guy who they have one hundred percent certainty i doubt it ok so then why that's the well because it's a regular you go sounds better but you know i fe

jim: so, as they head to the 16th, let's look at the leaderboard and the final standings from third on down. hansen position and then toms, robert karlsson, verplank share fourth. adam scott, seventh. alone. donald and westwood, looked like for a while early stages of the second side they would make a run at it. they share eighth. kevin nvingts a, a top 10 with d.a. points, stricker, schwartzel, hause, immelman, woodland, all 12th. john senden was in contention heading into the weekend over par in the last two rounds. recent winner, chris kirk with recent winner, chris kirk with a 69 today. rickie fowler was under par today back at plus six. 75 in all made the cut here. there is mike small, the only pga club professional to make the cut here out of the 20 participants. he is the golf coach at the university of illinois down in champagne, illinois. goes way back with streef stricker. 16, 17, 18, we will add them up. nick: smashed a drive. dufner had his second shot and lost it to the right, one of the first signs, because he had been so consistent. keegan bradley hit a fabulous shot in there to abou