i love logistics. >> the massive oil sands of fort mcmurray may be the next big oil boom.ob simon reported in 2006, it may also give canada a lot more leverage in its dealings with the united states. >> most of those lumbering trucks are on their way to the gas tanks of america. a million barrels a day are now coming out of the oil sands, and oil production is expected to triple within a decade. it wouldn't replace middle eastern oil, but at that point, it will be the single largest source of foreign oil for the united states, even bigger than saudi arabia, which sends a million and a half barrels a day to america. >> when i go to washington now, they are just starting to pay attention, surprisingly. >> just starting? >> in the last couple of years. >> greg stringham works for the canadian association of petroleum producers and often lobbies for the oil sands in washington. he points out that in alberta, you don't have to look for the oil sands. the earth moves. >> when it comes to exploration in the oil sands, you can't drill a dry hole. it's there. we know where it is. t

[hoedown music] >> the capital of the oil sands frenzy is a frontier town called fort mcmurray, whichsn't in the middle of nowhere. it's north of nowhere and colder than the klondike but a boomtown just the same. the local hockey team is called the oil barons. they're on a winning streak. [crowd cheering] brian jean represents the region in canada's parliament. is this comparable to a gold rush? >> i think it's bigger than a gold rush. we're expecting $100 billion, over the next ten years, to be invested in this area, $100 billion in a population that currently is 70,000 people. >> we got in a little earlier. >> t. boone pickens, who once scoffed at the oil sands, is one of those investors. pickens runs a hedge fund in dallas and is now a true believer. >> we're managing $5 billion here, and about 10% of it's in the oil sands. so it's the one single largest investment we have. >> 10% of $5 billion. i flunked math. >> 500 million. >> and if oil sands are the answer for investors, are oil sands the answer for the united states? >> oh, i think so. [ticking] >> but despite the boomtown me

claro, mira, y no lo digo yo, lo dice la número 4 en el caucus republicano, en la cámara, cathy mcmurrayue ella personalmente veía una ventana, bueno, otra oportunidad para avanzar la reforma de inmigración quizá a finales de noviembre o en diciembre. así que si esta persona, una líder en el partido republicano, lo está diciendo, públicamente en una entrevista, esto no es un accidente. >> armando: a mí me dicen que el plazo sería más a enero y a febrero, para llegar a una conferencia entre la versión aprobada de la cámara de senadores, y lo que tiene el comité de lo jurídico. >> la lucha sigue y se trata de a fin de cuentas, de si nosotros seguimos saliendo a las calles, haciendo llamadas, haciendo las visitas al congreso. >> armando: yo creo que sí. >> o si nos quedamos en la casa. >> armando: no, yo creo que ustedes tienen que seguir saliendo y decir lo que están haciendo. dame la última palabra cristina por favor. >> pues nada, es que nuestros padres y jóvenes inmigrantes tenemos que seguir empujando, no podemos decir que con este cierre del gobierno nada va a pasar, lo que nosotros t

jamie mcmurray pulls off the win.st have loved his odds on winning the shriners hospital for children's open. web simpson shot a 5-under 66. this is his chip on the par-4 15. check please. simpson has not won since the olympic club where he beat joseph bone busy six strokes and earns a fat $1 million check. >>> and here's this weeks six choices for the game of the week. san ramon valley against california. or el camino versus king academy. we'll announce the winner on thursday and feature that match up on friday. but that's sports as we see it for this sunday night sports wrap. 49ers win big on the road in tennessee. and they're still flying on the way to london. >> yeah, yeah. pretty cool. >> long trip. >> it was cool i have to say to have tony clark here in the studio. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> join us a half hour early starting at 4:00 a.m. for the very latest on the b.a.r.t. strike and your morning commute. you can get updates on the strike any time on ktv -- mom... yes honey? dad told

mcmurray takes the checkered flag. jimmie johnson leads the cup chase with four races to go. by riverwalk casino. >> thank you, colin. thank you for joining us. i'm home.ssa. i'm home. tess. tess, you here?

mcmurray takes the checkered flag. jimmie johnson leads the cup chase with four races to go. you by riverwalk casino. >> thank you, colin. thank you for joining us. while i was on a combat patrol my c in baqubah, iraq,nned out. a rocket-propelled grenade took my arm off at the shoulder. when i came home, i felt alone. my family was around me, but i couldn't talk to them about what i'd seen and what i'd done. i remember just thinking, man, the way i am right now, i don't want to live. i was discharged from the army, and i've been working with the wounded warrior project since 2007. warriors don't have to be severely wounded to be with the wounded warrior project. we do have a lot of guys that have post-traumatic stress disorder. being able to share your story, i guess it kind of helps you wrap your mind around what did happen over there. just because you've left the military doesn't mean your life is over, because when these guys are coming home, i'm kind of leading and training them, instead of for combat, i'm leading and training them to heal. and if i come away with anythin

they're planning expansion around here, fort mcmurray up in northern alberta to edmonton, canada.but a huge pipeline player looking for the delivery of oil and gas these are the names you need to be focused on. >> our last name, kind of an iro irony, under the radar names on "street signs" are really good performers as well and this is the best performing bakken related stock this year. it is pdc energy. >> yeah. not a name i had heard before we started doing research for the trip on here. stock down year to date, up 105%. stock one to watch as you pointed out. one of the under radar name. if we could do a "street signs" for an hour we probably wouldn't have time to get through the names here and the basin. we ask what we could in the time allotted which what is street signs is known for. we do our best. >> we talk for an hour only all my dreams answered at once. go and have a sprite, nothing too hard. back to you after a beverage. call it the tale of two dow components. caterpillar and boeing reporting q3 earnings today. boeing beating estimates sending its shares to new all-time

i'm jamie mcmurray, and my niece has autism.it sounds like a true story. a young law proffers and reporter combine forces to solve a decades-old murder of an activist. he's running for the highest political office in mississippi. it's the kind of case that our legal analyst jack ford would talk about but actually it's applied to his second novel. it's called "walls of jericho." i say this movie because it should be a meerchlt this book took so many twists and turns. where did it come from? >> i spent a lot of time at oxford university in mississippi. i spent 15 years there. i have a lot of friends there. i came across the story of a 1955 civil rights murder, rev reynolds george lee, shot guped to death after being involved in a civil rights voting movement. it was never investigated, just a motor vehicle accident despite the shotgun blast. the university of mississippi did this to regulate. how would the mississippi i know now deal with the ghosts of the mississippi past. >> so this is what it's about. the cold case. >> it is. p

jamie mcmurray: a boy born in joplin, missouri, was fascinated by anything with wheels and a motor.4 >>> that of course, is woody guthrie, "this land is your land." the 1944 recording is among the smithsonian magazine's 101 objects. they selected them from 137 million artifacts resulting in a special edition of the magazine on tuesday. joining us is richard kurren secretary under history of art and culture. now, that's a title. he's the author of history in america, 101 objects. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. i wonder how you get 137 million items down to 101. >> not easily. and at the smithsonian, they're very passionate about what they're dealing with. everybody wanted their objects in. we get 30 million people a year to the smisthsonian. certain objects, they gravitate toward that. i think of "the star-spangled banner." my ons around the country sing it. we have it in the smithsonian. >> i love barbie and the singer sewing machine and yours was neil armstrong's spacesuit. why was that? >> it's almost mythic. it alieus human being to walk on the moon. now who would m

mcmurray won, only one wreck at talladega this weekend. >> nascar's big in north carolina. >> you've been to the hall of fame. >> i have been. it's wonderful, in charlotte. everyone should go and visit that because most people know what they see on television or read in the headlines of the sports page, and they never really get to the understanding. >> well, let me tell you from a business perspective why i'm a fan of nascar and jimmy johnson, jeff gordon, dale, jr., getting well with the blood clot as soon as possible, but let me tell you what the industry does. the private sector jobs. go to rich hendricks machine shop, you can eat off the floor, but there's engineers, engine builders, and what's happening is as mayor and governor, i use the work force to recruit the automobile industry and the defense industry because they can repair things quickly. notice how quick they repair after a wreck? well, that's what the automobile and the defense industry does, so talent of the people who work on these crews is high-tech, so it's not just for travel and tourism that i support great rac

interesting, if you take the oil at fort mcmurray. canadians say they have 250 billion barrels.they have. i don't think they do. we're sitting here with the pipeline ready to come to us. >> you're ready to do keystone? to build hydrocarbon infrastructure with what you know? >> yeah. >> we've discussed this before. >> you're coming around. i never came around. >> we're not going to do it. it's unlikely we will:i've seen something about stire. i read he's against keystone and has a pipeline or -- i could get sued for slander. i read it where. >> tom has hooked up with bloomberg and pullson for a climate change program. >> let me go on that subject. you're sitting there with the same amount of oil available to the united states from canada. you're sitting there with the same amount in saudi arabia. what do we get out of 17 million barrels? 10%. the navy is shepherding a cartel from china and yumpt we geurope. we get 10%. >> the president has red ford. do you think he'll say do it? >> you remember what the president said. i was at the democrat convention. the only democratic convent