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no one could be more reasonable than lisa jackson. i tell you, the woman has the patience of a saint. she is not going to go out and hit people over the head with this. she is going to phase in these regulations, she is going to listen carefully. you have to listen. mercury, arsenic, lead, and other heavy metals, and they are the third-largest mercury source in the country -- cement manufacturing. let me tell you what these pollutants do. they cause cancer, they harming the reproductive system, and the developmental system. pregnant women and children are at risk. we hear a lot of talk about li life, when -- you know -- does life begin? that's for each individual and their god to decide that. but one thing i would hope we could agree on is that a pregnant woman shouldn't be subjected to too much mercury, too much arsenic in the air. so we have a rule here, a reduction of mercury and toxic soot emissions. we know that that rule will prevent 2,500 premature deaths, 1,500 heart attacks, 1,700 emergency room and hospital visits, it will p

year or so so and i think there are some signs there who are doing the right thing and in fact lisa jackson the e.p.a. administrator announced this two weeks ago that they are going to move forward with regulations for power plants for carbon dioxide from our plant so i mean there are signs of progress but i think we need to be thinking about a much swifter and more aggressive transition is there technology for sequestering carbon coming out of carbon emitting plants yes coal yeah they think that carbon sequestration this you know in the works and i don't think we're quite parents friends that have been operating i thought it was like that's mean people say solar doesn't work i'm sorry we're here we go solar almost so we're everything else is and everything else has subsidies but you know it's remarkable because doctors say thank you so much for being with st you for having me i appreciate being here climate change seems to move slowly and so your town is flattened by a wide tornado global weirding weather has become a total reality and it's going to get a lot worse fast are some of the num

. >> they have incredible speakers, al gore, lisa jackson, and jones, and there was a meeting of the that started it at the white house, and obama walked in and spent 40 minutes there. he said where you are guys? i need to hear from you. boom, here we go. this is an administration that does listen to protest. i think there's something to do here with the state department being investigated about possible self dealing with the tarsands at the keystone -- >> yeah, and based on allegations and e-mails leaked particularly essentially from somebody that worked on the hillary clinton campaign lobbying for this. mark, you wanted to say something. i want to let you jump in. >> i wanted to say that josh and i went to washington to lobby, and we were told explicitly by a senator, a stop senator's staff, hey, listen, we love what you are doing, but good luck, this place is awash with gas and oil money. so i think what we're seeing now, we had this great democracy tool, that is made with the policy holders and legislators, more possible than ever before. the internet made it possible for us to r

you've got epa and lisa jackson, an organization that's trying to subvert your authority, and they will probably do it because they've got more clout in the white house. so the energy program, the obama administration has is nothing m as far as producing energy. i know you don't agree with me. but i keep saying we've been importing, and it's not just this administration, for the last 20 years about between 300 and 400, up to $500 billion a year, we import that much oil, that money goes abroad. so every barrel of gas, every barrel of -- every cubic foot of natural gas and every barrel of oil makes us less dependent. and i have to say that one of the things that i never forgot and i think you can understand this, the gentleman said when we turn to foreign lands to supply our energy needs, then i can't help but feeling that somewhere along the way we've surrendered something of our freedom. and that was a quote aa congressman -- by a congressman on this committee. and that's what we've done. i hope that as a secretary of one of the large land holdings in the world, that we need really coop

you got epa and lisa jackson an organization trying to subvert your authority. and they will probably do it because they have more clout in the white house. so the energy program, the bam administration has is nothing as far as producing energy. i know you don't agree with me but i keep saying and we have been importing not just this administration, for the last 20 years, about between 300 and 400, up to $500 billion a year we import that much oil. that money goes abroad. so every barrel of gas, every barrel, every cubic foot of natural gas and every barrel of oil makes us less dependent. and i have to say that one of the things that i never forgotten, and i think you can understand, the gentleman said when we turn to foreign lands to supply our energy needs, then i can't help but feeling somewhere along the way we have surrendered something of our freedom. that was a quote by emanuel luan, jr., congressman on this committee and secretary of the interior. that's what we've done. i hope you understand as a secretary of one of the largest land holdings in the worl

. >> alisyn: here's a statement from the epa administrator, lisa jackson who says the obama administration save them money, reduce our nation's oil consumption, and, cut harmful emissions, in the air we breathe. and she says save the money, by filling up your gas tank less? >> these are the same fox who told us you like the health care package you have you can keep it and now, wait, maybe we made a mistake and, it will save you money and we'll save a trillion and, now we are finding out it will cost us a trillion? and i want you to think about something and our viewers need to understand this. 1975, we went to the cafe standard we did it for one reason, the arab oil embargo forced us to go to cars with better gas mileage, and fast forward, why don't we have an aggressive energy strategy that allows us to use our domestic plies. >> it isn't a car problem,' government problem and congressman, thanks for joining us after church today. >> thank you, happy thanksgiving, everybody. >> alisyn: you, too, coming up, cracking down on food stamps scammers, how merchants are cashing in on them. >> and

lisa's mysterious disappearance. the jury is considering the involuntary manslaughter case against michael jackson's daughter and it'sg on all week and closing arguments ended their first day of deliberations, they didn't reach a verdict. the jury is meeting all day and they did on friday and resume on monday behind closed doors of course. they didn't send any messages, indicating how they're progressing in the case, but, boy, a lot of people are wondering, what could be going on behind those doors in this high profile case. joining me now is the defense attorney and former prosecutor marcellus mcrae, thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> these trials are all very different and they certainly sat this jury very patiently through a lot of testimony, but there was testimony on the defense side of a doctor who took four days to walk through not only the drugs, but also the doctor's actions, how powerful was that testimony in their decision? >> the testimony is very powerful. obviously, you know, the central issue is going to be what was the action, what was the actor, that actually caused jackson's death and i think

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>>shepard: lisa marie did a fine job of managing that, turning graceland into a shrine and kept the fans on board with elvis for three decades and michael jackson crowd has done the same thing. but the facts indicate that it is a good thing for record sales. >>randy: the feeling here is we have lost one of the the great, great entertainers of how many decades? >>shepard: he died. the question is, did someone kill him? casey, what in the world is going on out there? >>reporter: i tell you, we have covered these before and they are so much fun it is good we are across the street because all of the protesters, the real crowd, the frenzy, is on the sidewalk directly in front of the superior court. we have a busy road here and in the middle of downtown los angeles and folks are out and about trying to get to their lunch appointments and they are having to fight their way through the crowds. we are getting a clearer picture of how this is going to go down. we understand people are not going to be allowed into the courtroom until just before the top of the hour, and when the prosecutors get here they can go in but if they do it like they have been doi