the president is suspected to keystone x.l. pipeline. announce another issue the keystone x.l.eline. the pipeline will carry crude from canada's oil sands to refineries on the gulf coast, it is a heated debate that is involved environmentalists, politicians, big oil and small towns. with the potential impact on the latter here is michelle miller. >> reporter: glasgow, montana is on the front line of the keystone debate, it is only 60 miles south of the canadian border and the first american town in the pipeline's proposed path. the 3,200 people who lived here, agriculture, not crude oil, is king. dan carney is glasgow's mayor. >> we are so close to the edge of the earth we can see it from here. >> reporter: it always has been boom or bust in glasgow. first came the railroad in the late 1800s, then during the depression, construction of the massive fort peck hydro dam and in the late sixties, closure of the glasgow air force base. carney says folks here want the keystone pipeline. >> this was coming through where the pipeline will come through this town, everything helps. >> rep

cusack, will the keystone 0 pipeline pass? if so, when? guest: it is not going to pass and force the president's hand. there are some democrats in the senate that want it passed, but the president has been able to block those bills from getting to his desk. at the same time his administration is reviewing keystone. most are saying that keystone is eventually going to be approved by the administering. republicans are saying, of course, what's the wait? they are having this big speech on climate change this week as you mentioned. at the same time, the unions are pushing for keystone, because that's a lot of jobs. i think he's going to -- if i had to bet, i think he is going to prove some type of keystone, but also also have a very elaborate plan on climate change, because that's the argument against keystone. >> robert, good morning. >> good morning. >> yes, i have a couple issues that i want to bring up. first of all, i want to say i'm a republican, yes, but first of all, i'm an american. i think that's what a lot of people lose their sense

keystone. >> reporter: he launched a campaign to torpedo keystone.argues if they're not built, canada won't develop the oil sands, keeping a lid on greenhouse gases. he curiously leaves out reference to kinder morgan transmountain pipeline, which if expanded will carry more sand crude than xl. >> i think anyone that can make millions off a project that they have, that will only happen if the keystone pipeline is killed, yeah, you have to look at it, and i am a little suspicious. >> reporter: stire says he has no financial interest in killing keystone, and wants to green investments, no more oil. but a spokesman indicated that will take time. in a statement to fox news, saying the did i vestment has been taking place consistent with the applicable legal requirements. keystone or not, canadian officials are determined to develop the oil sands, get the crude out, which means ships, trains, trucks, methods keystone supporter say increase greenhouse gas emissions. putting a bullet in xl, environmentalists may be shooting themselves in the foot. >> thank y

keystone will go through.n good shape. >> neil: i want to be in your world where everything is okay. >> he is in california. >> it's going to get a little hot but the sun will come out tomorrow. >> neil: you won't. the bottom line this is going to go nowhere. you get keystone under a don't get fracking. >> we will get fracking. >> neil: i know we have to. i don't think its gimme. >> it's all that shale is the reason. >> neil: up next, mary poppins -- no, my thanks to khals payne he picked green mountain and coffee roasters they are up 60%. he has more goodies. to prove it, we set up our call center right here... [ chirp ] all good? [ chirp ] getty up. seriously, this is really happening! [ cellphone rings ] hello? it's a giant helicopter ma'am. [ male announcer ] get it done [ chirp ] with the ultraugged ocera torque, only from sprint direct conct. buy one get four free for your business. >>. >> neil: no pain, no gain. three picks from charles. >> first, u-haul is going to improve. undervalued company and i ro

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this group is calling on president obama to reject the controversial keystone pipeline.his protest is organized by national nurses united. they are planning to head west and go across the golden gate bridge. we'll stay on top of this and bring you any updates if we get them in this newscast. >>> the supreme court did not issue a ruling on capitol hill's -- claim's proposition 8 during the session this -- on california's proposition 8 during this session this morning. the earliest a decision could come done would be on monday. and stay with ktvu for the decision online and on air. we'll bring it to you as it happens. it should come down between 7:00 a.m. and 7:30 during "mornings on 2" and then that night, when the decision is announced, we'll go in-depth on the decision in a ktvu news special at 6:30 p.m. >>> americans are split on whether the high court is doing a good job. according to a new cnn/orc poll, 41% approve of the job they are doing. the exact same percentage say they disapprove. >>> now to the george zimmerman trial. we have learned that a jury has been seat

state department has determined that the keystone x.l. pipeline would have to be spilling more than twelve thousand barrels a day or one point five percent of its eight hundred thirty thousand barrel capacity before its currently planned internal spilled its action systems would trigger an alarm so it looks like trans canada is ready to put corporate profits ahead of the environment and repair to what potentially thousands of gallons of oil spill each and every day is in time for president obama to say no to the keystone x.l. pipeline and prevent future devastating oil and toxic waste spills. like the ones we're seeing. all too common our neighbors to the north joining me now for more on that is tyson slocum director of public citizens energy program tyson welcome to the program it was great to be here to great to have you with us first of all are those stats and numbers right i mean this and this giant oil spill this this all happened right oh absolutely and any major oil producing an oil transporting region you're going to have spills t

keystone is the dirtiest source of oil on the planet. virtually all of it will be taken from canada, transported through the united states and thanks to republicans, not be taxed while it is being transported through the united states. exported. and that does not help our economy in any sense. the last estimate i heard of how many jobs that that would create is fewer than 20. >> john: the only thing more insane is that the house failed to pass the farm bill last week with republicans blaming democrats for its demise. before we go, what happened to the farm bill? >> what happened to the farm bill is that there were so many republicans who were so desperate to take more food out of the mouths of hungry children, to take more food out of the mouths of the unemployed and the working poor, they couldn't stand for a bill that took only $20 billion out of the mouths of hungry children. in terms of their food. that's what actually happened. and by the way, you know, there's been so much play that somehow only 20 democrats supported this bill. as

politicians let's look at the keystone x.l. pipeline and i just attended the nation's largest climate rally and d.c. i mean it was basically an obama fest on the same day that tens of thousands of people were marching at the white house obama was golfing the two giant oil executives that would benefit greatly from the project i mean it just seems like so many climate activists are obama apologists why i mean what do you think do you think this case sometime i'm going to go through well you know what i i don't see them actually as obama. they've been holding his feet to the fire on keystone they've been pretty tough i think now remember he had this huge landmark climate speech earlier this week which kind of got lost understandably in this case because it was a nother news week from hell but it was a really important speech he was not going to talk about keystone at all in this speech and at the last minute he added it and a lot of environmentalists are talking that up to the pressure that is being put on the white house to nix

politicians like the keystone x.l. pipeline and i just attended the nation's largest climate rally and d.c. i mean it was basically an obama fest on the same day that tens of thousands of people were marching at the white house obama was golfing with two giant oil executives that would benefit greatly from the project i mean it just seems like so many climate activists are obama apologists why i mean what do you think do you think that's ok sometimes i'm going to go through well you know what i i don't see them actually as obama. ologist they've been holding his feet to the fire on keystone they've been pretty tough i think now remember he had this huge landmark climate speech earlier this week which kind of got lost understandably in this case because it was a nother news week from hell but it was a really important speech he was not going to talk about keystone at all in this speech and at the last minute he added it and a lot of environmentalists are talking that up to the pressure that is being put on the white hou

you get keystone, you don't get fracking. in the end, you won't get squat. >> we will get fracking, to ben's point. >> i know we have to, but it's not a gimme. >> i agree we will. we are. >> and life is good. >> it's all about shale oil. >> sure. all's good. >>> up next, mary poppins. no, no, my thanks to charlie and dagen. up next, the market may be soaring but charles payne, any buddy, is roaring. his stocks are up 60%. he's got some more goodies. ok, i am coming. [ susan ] i hate that the reason we're always stopping is because i havto go to the bathroom. and when we're sitting in traffic, i worry i'lhave an accident. be right back. so toda i'm finally going to talk to my doctor about overactivbladder symptoms. [ fema announc ] know that gotta go feeling? ask your doctor about prescription toviaz. one toviaz pill day significantly reduces suen urges and accidents for 24 hours. if you have certain stomach problemsr glaucoma, or cannot empty your bladder, u should not take toviaz. get emergency medical help right away if you

you get keystone, you don't t fracking. in the end, you won't get squat. get fracking, to ben's point. >> i know we have to, but it's not a gimme. >> i agree we will. we are. >> and life is good. >> it's all aut shale l. >> sure. all's good. >>> up next, mary poppin no, no, my thanks to charlie a dagen. up next, t market may be soaring but charles payne, any buddy, i roaring. his stocks are up 60%. alec, for this mission i upgraded yo smart phone. ♪ right. but the most important feature of all is... the capitaone purchase eraser. i can redeem the double miles i earned with my venture card to erase recent travel purchases. d with a few clicks, this mission never happened. uh, what's this button do? [ electricity zaps ] ♪ you requested backup? yes. yes i did. what's in your wallet? . >>> no payne no gain. three new picks by charles who's on fire. >> first u-haul i think will improve as the economy improves. undervalue love it, love thee ceo. also magna. this is a company mos people don't know about, a chip company. smartphone, samsung, they're in ther stock

when's the president going to finally give us the okay for the keystone pipeline?look at the vote that we had in the senate. how many times have you seen us have a bipartisan vote overwhelmingly? and the bottom line in west virginia, my beautiful little state, it's pretty common sense. we would rather buy from our friend than our enemies. i don't know why this administration doesn't get it. >> he won't do it. he won't take on the greenies. how many studies can we have? the state department has already done the work. they said it's clean. it's absolutely okay. obama today says we have to wait longer. i don't understand that. it's like waiting for gadeau. >> can you imagine living in the greatest nation on the earth and not having energy policy and nothing makes sense. we should be able to say the oil that our best friendliest nation, our best partner, the oil they are producing is going to go somewhere. >> right. >> they are building the pipeline to the west coast so you know it's going to go to the asia rim, if you will, china more than likely. don't you think we o

>>> another bump in the road for the keystone pipeline.r transcanada employee speaks out on what he calls shoddy practices at the company controversial and highly politicized keystone xl pipeline. he testified to a canadian senate committee there is a culture of noncompliance that ignores legally required regulations. if true, that is certainly not good news for canada or the ultimate future of the keystone pipeline. joining me is the man behind the allegations, former transcanada engineer evan bokes. welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me on. melissa: why are you coming forward with this now? you have known about a lot of these details for the better part of six years. so why come out now? >> well, it's not about now. this has been a very slow progression. the, for instance the first tile he talked to the regulator was in march 2007 ven. so, this has been a long time coming the reason why you're hearing about it now is because i got mainstream media coverage as a result of the canadian senate hearings. melissa: so, tell me, what is

>> when it comes to energy, we need the keystone pipeline. we have 9, 100 unit tank trains that leave north dakota every day. and many go to the gulf coast, while they can do that i hasafe it would be better to have the keystone pipeline. all president has to do is say yes. when it comes to reading latie - to regulating fracking, they do a good job. the federal kompt hgovernment h off development on the lands, only private lands, we need the government to open up the west and the outer continental resources. why wouldn't we develop our resources for the betterment of the american people. >> the people that i speak to, they agree with you on economics. they are fiscally conservative. but socially liberal. they believe in gay marriage. they believe in a woman's right to choose and they feel the gop has let them down. >> after the things that f s we after the things going on in philadelphia, banning late term abortion was the right thing to do. we can walk and chew gum here. our focus is the economy. >> how do you get the people back, to lead th

keystone pipeline if it added to carbon emissions but it's unclear whether it does or not.ou read that as good news or bad news? >> it was a change from what the president said from the printed text to what he actually said at georgetown. what he actually said was very fascinating. he said it wouldn't occur that there were a significant net increase in carbon emissions. well, that question when it's already been asked and answered, the state department has said there's not a significant net increase in carbon emissions because the canadians might have been born last at night but they weren't born last night and that oil sands, that bit you men from oil sands is going to find its way from the united states and other international markets where there's a k.s.l. pipeline or not. as a result the irony is if you don't build a state-of-the-art pipeline you increase carbon emissions. >> ifill: i've heard the opposite. >> i think that's wrong. i think the president was setting a very high bar. he was showing his bar for addressing and making a decision on the keystone pipeline was

. >>> >>> president obama is expected to announce his decision soon on the controversial keystone xlnow, the pipeline would carry crude from canada's oil sands to refineries on the gulf coast. it is a heated debate that involves environmentalists, politicians, bill oil, and small towns. michelle miller reports. >> reporter: glasgow, montana, is on the front line of the keystone debate. it's over 60 miles south of the american border and the first american town the in the pipeline's proposed tap, but the 3,200 people who live here, agriculture, not crude oil, is king. dan carney is glasgow's mayor. >> we're as close to the edge of the earth you can see here. >> reporter: it's always been boom or bust in glasgow. first came the railroad in the late 1800s and then during the depression, the massive construction of the dam and then in the late '60s closure of the air force base. carney says folks here want the keystone pipeline. >> we're kind of glass xl is coming through closer to town. everything helps. >> reporter: the pipeline's owner transcanada will pay more than $80 million a year

this is what the president said today on keystone. >> i do want to be clear, allowing the keystone pipelinebe built requires a finding that doing so would be in our nation's interest. and our national interest will be served. only if this project does not significantly exacerbate the problem of carbon pollution. the net effects of the pipeline's impact -- [ applause ] the net effects of the pipeline's impact on our climate will be absolutely critical to determining whether this project is allowed to go forward. >> how did you understand that very fine line he was walking there? >> it was a very fine line. he was parsing his words. i think it all comes down to what he meant by substantive impact, because clearly fossil fuel of any sort has an impact. >> particularly the tar sands coming out of the -- >> some of the worst. is it better to ship that, move that by pipeline than by truck? yes, you're still talking about you're burning it at the end. that's a fossil fuel. you lose and pollute the atmosphere even when it's coming out. it's a question, i think what he will get it down to, is it goi

>> when it comes to energy, we need the keystone pipeline. know, we've got nine 100-unit tank trains that leave north dakota every day. and many of those go to the gulf coast. while they can do that safely, it would be a much more efficient if we built the keystone pipeline. all the president has to do is say, yes. when it comes to the threat coming out of this administration that they want to regulate fracking, the states do this, and the states do a very good job. we don't need the federal government getting in the way. but the federal government here is shut off almost all federal lands to more oil and gas development. all of the expansion that we are seeing is happening on private lands. we need the federal government to work with us, to open up the intermountain west, to open up the out other continental shelf where there's tremendous resources. we've got more resources that's beginning to appear that almost any country on earth. why wouldn't we develop those resources for the betterment of the american people? >> the people that i speak

keystone was a small part of president obama's speech on climate change. >>> opinions on the keystoneeline are deeply divided even here in the bay area. thousands of miles from where it could be built. john fowler found people on either side with something positive to say about the president's comments. >> we talked with people on walnut creek during a break in the rain. >> polar bears in the arctic from quarries and australia then it's not going to be a good thing. >> from what we understand of the pipeline i think it can work and it can help us. >> today is a good day if you care about the future of the planet. >> daniel kessler of keystone activist 350.org was elated. the president linked the pipeline to no increase in carbon emissions. >> the pipeline is going to be carrying the world's dirtiest oil it's certainly going to increase emissions. >> everything the president is doing is killing our opportunities for jobs. so it doesn't surprise me that he would come out with the protection of the environment. >> reporter: as we've shown you, scientists say unchecked climate -- >> i thi

out. >> andrea, they are making the assumption that that oil is not going to be produced if the keystone not built. that's just not true. what it probably means is instead of coming to the united states so we don't have to get oil from the middle east, the oil will go to china. >> thank you very much, senator hoeven. the president is coming out and we'll be right back and pick it up. i dbefore i dosearch any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. so wof the house?hink it's got a great kitchen, but did you see the school rating? oh, you're right. hey babe, i got to go. bye daddy! ...but what about when my parents visit? ok. i just love this one... and it's next to a park i love it i love it too. here's our new house... daddy! you're not just looking for a house. you're looking for a place for your life to happen. zillow yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are go

keystone was a small part of president obama's speech on climate change. >>> opinions on the keystonee are deeply divided even here in the bay area. thousands of miles from where it could be built. john fowler found people on either side with something positive to say about the president's comments. >> we talked with people on walnut creek during a break in the rain. >> polar bears in the arctic from quarries and australia then it's not going to be a good thing. >> from what we understand of the pipeline i think it can work and it can help us. >> today is a good day if you care about the future of the planet. >> daniel kessler of keystone activist 350.org was elated. the president linked the pipeline to no increase in carbon emissions. >> the pipeline is going to be carrying the world's dirtiest oil it's certainly going to increase emissions. >> everything the president is doing is killing our opportunities for jobs. so it doesn't surprise me that he would come out with the protection of the environment. >> reporter: as we've shown you, scientists say unchecked climate -- >> i think w

the expectation you hear as well as i do, he will end up approving the keystone pipeline. part of it is tempering the expectations of his base and saying, you don't want the keystone pipeline, you want me taking action on climate change. i think that might be part of laying out the political risks for them. also, i think there's a risk of -- there might be a possibility of overstating the political risk of all this too, if he takes the executive actions we're hearing about now, what are you going to have. obama's divisive, radical, he's refusing to work with us, he's engaged in a job killing war on coal. you're going to hear everything you heard since the day he became president. it's been effective to a point. there are states and parts of the country that are off limits to obama and democrats right now for all intents and purposes. you think of west virginia which used to be a democratic state where obama just got wiped out last year. there's a lot of reasons he doesn't have a chance in west virginia. in a lot of ways they have paid the political price they would pay. >>

on the issue of the keystone pipeline, the president said today he will not approve its constructionf it significantly increases the overall problem of carbon pollution. so this was a speech that had a lot of news and a lot of presidential pronouncements that lots of people have been waiting for and, frankly, pushing for for a long time. and that leverage that has been exerted essentially against the president on this issue, pushing him to do this, is leverage that the president now would like to try to apply to the problem at hand. listen. >> i'm going to need all after you to educate your classmates, your colleagues, your parents, your friends. tell them what's at stake. speak up at town halls. church groups. pta meetings. push back on misinformation. speak up for the facts. broaden the circle of those who are willing to stand up for our future. convince those in power to reduce our carbon pollution. push your own communities to adopt smarter practices. invest. divest. remind folks there's no contradiction between a sound environment and strong economic growth, and remind everyone

keystone is not the only route.is laying down a predicate, starting to explain how he is going to make his decision. if you read the state department report, they don't seem to think it will have significant effect. >> it is the argument i just made, that it won't have any effect, and that would be a rational argument. it would be unusual if obama adopted it, and i would welcome it. >> bret, i am with you, i don't have any idea what he is implying. >> it will take awhile, no matter what happens. >>> next up, what exactly did the supreme court do today and do to the voting rights act? i want to make things more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat mo dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪

keystone, will it be built? what's the chatter? you guys all talk. is keystone going to happen? should happen. it makes all the sense in the world. i think the politics of it are still very difficult. so one day that will be built. >> you have got a huge canadian operation. are they furious? >> sure they are. looking to ship oil to the west coast of canada and natural gas. >> send it to china. >> okay. now, you guys have a huge exposure to natural gas. are they firming? where are they? because we have the cheapest in the world but it seems like it just keeps getting cheaper. >> we're the largest producer of natural gas in the country. i think we're going to remain relatively range bound. you can drill out gas quicker than you can build out the pipeline and quicker than the petro chemical plants. it will take some time before we see any substantial uptick. >> why shouldn't we export the stuff? >> i think you are seeing that. you are seeing propane exports going on. >> you know, i love the pipeline business. absolutely fantastic for all of our viewers. the president and ceo of spe

jon: let's get to the new controversy over the keystone pipeline project. expected to carry crude oil from canada all the way to refineries in texas. yesterday president obama suggested he's still considering whether or not to approve the project. today there is growing controversy as we learn that a company formerly belonging to a top donor of the president stands to gain millions if the project is not approved. john roberts is live in atlanta with that. >> reporter: good morning to you john. the man at the center of all of this is tom stier, billionair bill hedge fund person and top donor to barack obama. he has launched a social media campaign to try to kill the pipeline. >> we really cannot afford 40 to 50 years of development of a humongous oil reserve that is twice as bad. >> teier may stand to gain financially. i founded and still has investments with a company that has major positions in oil, including a company that is trying to expand a competing pipeline in canada from to export oil from canada's west coast. lee terry says stier is trying to have

here in washington, we have got an administration that will not let us build the keystone pipeline. but instead employs endless chains of reviews. think about it this way. imagine if the clinton administration had told the budding tech companies in places like silicon valley or reston, virginia, that they needed to hold off on their plans indefinitely because the federal government, even after years of reviewed had not yet determined that the internet was safe to develop. imagine that after years of study, the ministration told america's private sector innovators that they needed to hold off on harnessing the internet because one federal department deemed the review of another department to be insufficient. other nations would have laughed at us. all the way to the bank. just as they are right now while our resources remain under lock and key, we need to green light the keystone pipeline, and we need to expand production of our resources both onshore and off shore. that's how we become a nation of builders once again. [applause] all these are the types of policies that can help crea

i have a war on the keystone pipeline. i have a war on natural gas and removing it out of the ground, slowing down permits. i like a certain kind of energy and i'm going to fund it through the government. mrs. roby: let me say this real quick, as a reminder, tonight's conversation is at #affordableenergy and remind you, mr. speaker, that's where we are having that conversation tonight alongside countless others. i wanted to throw that in there as this conversation continues. mr. griffin: i would point out again going to the environmental responsibility that we have. you as a mother, i'm a father of two, a three-year-old and five-year-old. we want clean air and clean water and duke university, last month, working with the university of arkansas and working with the obama administration's own u.s. geological survey concluded that wellwater, tested 130 wells in arkansas, that wellwater was the as not polluted by natural gas extraction that's going on there. just more factual evidence that we can have the jobs and if we extrac

he also brought up the keystone pipeline.e were briefed on this, they said he was not going to talk about it, but, in fact, he did. >> allowing the keystone pipeline to be built requires a finding that doing so would be in our nations interested in our national interest will be served. only if this progress does not exasperate the problem of carbon pollution. [ applause ] >> the affects will be absolutely true to determining whether this progress is allowed to go forward. peter: how do we read that smit and where this review process for the keystone pipeline stands? the state department is finalizing its review. it issued a draft review back in march. these oil sands will be developed with or without the pipeline. the oil will get here one way or another. the net impact would be very low. interesting commentary from the president on the pipeline. tracy: peter barnes, thank you very much. let's talk more about the economic impact of president obama's plan. bill maloney and jim rollinson at raymond james. i would like to go to

if keystone is built it will be able to carry oil for export to asia. on the steps of the supreme court any moment now we could get a pair of historic rulings on marriage in america. we are live at the supreme court for those decisions when they happen. heather: hundreds of protesters stage a people's filibuster to block a major vote on abortion restrictions. so what happens now? bill: 10:00 on the east coast. another big hour coming your way. minutes away from a major ruling on gay marriage. the u.s. supreme court expected to rule on two historic decisions. one on california's constitutional ban on same-sex marriage. proposition 8. the other on the federal defense of marriage act known as doma which denies benefits. more breaking news. the bristol county d.a. in massachusetts confirming new england patriots tight end aaron hernandez is under arrest. he will be arraigned later today. there will be developments on this coming up this hour. a brand-new hour starts right now. i'm bill hemmer. heather: i'm heather childress. hernandez taken from his house a

protesters were waiting outside upset about plans to build the keystone pipeline that would carry oil from the oil sands in canada to the coast. >> they need to see no to the keystone pipeline which will lock us into a future with severe climate change. >> tickets to tonight's event cost $10,000. this comes a week after president obama visited the area to raise campaign cash. >>> they beat the clock in sacramento. lawmakers passed a $96 million budget before it was due. it includes a $1 billion rainy-day fund. gives more money to needier schools and there's new spending on social services, public health care and student aid. this is the first time in almost 30 years that our elected officials managed to pass a budget before the june 15th dead line. >>> a welcome surprise outside colorado springs today: rain. the weather has helped crews fight the worst fire in colorado history. it's now 30% contained after being just 5% contained yesterday. and people living in the area have been allowed to go back home. this fire had been burning for the last four days. it's destroyed 400 homes. this

the environmental movement is apoplectic about keystone xl. since they hit fossil fuels the last thing they want to see commercialized is this. --ause most people in environmentalists have been forced rely on their last line of defense, the college green movement for street theater against keystone xl. a middlebury college professor that radical access group is funded by a fossil fuel hares. he started the fossil fuel movement on campus. they had the largest global warming rally in history. --k on the campuses pressuring universities to divest in fossil fuel. we are trying to equate fossil fuels with archives and even slavery. it's true. because no talk is complete without a slight al gore. >> at harvard university of course said if he was young he would be educating along with them. a week or so ago al gore said he to selling his current tv outages era. what is to be done about radical environmentalism on college campuses? as young adults turn into adults will they grow up? will they move on from dalliance is with this flagrant nonsense. proc