consumers of natural gas. we heard from one of the callers about coal mines in tennessee having a hard time maybe with competition. so this is a success story, i think, in terms of domestic production of energy. host: back to the phones, cleveland, ohio, john. caller: good morning. host: your question or comment regarding winter energy outlook. caller: my question is for carroll. please comment on cap-and-trade and its effect on fuel prices here and the fact that i think we export coal to china, and are they regulated by this and cap- and-trade rules? guest: thank you. as you probably know, there is no national cap-and-trade legislation in the united states. there is a regional program in the northeast and california is starting a program. europe as a program, but there's no national program. right now we are dealing whips -- with the situation in terms of prices for fossil fuels have been going up for a variety of reasons. the situation is becoming more and more competitive in terms of how expensive it is to

the natural gas they knew there was a lot of there was no use for a nickel dime more oil natural gas was the biggest thing that's going on in less than colorado. there's no in canada leases in here crossroads bilberry corp and over there they were on ten acre spacing for me or if you knew what you were looking for and you knew how many wells were impaired it i bet you could see three four hundred wells there standing right over a pipeline right here by the way. really we're span and we had a spill. you see over my head here we've got the neighbors wells three four of them over there and that stack closest to the blue one day it look like old faithful had over there the separator spewed paraffin out all over the pad and on over into a good number of acres of our parish church and that paraffin was laced with anthrax chemicals hydrocarbons of various kinds we were concerned it would contaminate and did. in the grasses were heavy and dry and. burned a did writing carvings along with it so when get it detroit or. the philips operates about ten thousand wells here in the basin which is. a

live on and that you can't stop an energy company's plans to drill for natural gas on your doorstep when our special report next outlines that very scenario in america's rocky mountains. three. forty acres and one thousand nine hundred three and decided it would be a great place to find my bel the home and retire. i am fifty generation my great great grandfather homesteaded here. let's go let's go to gates that was killed. long gone. we have three hundred. come down on the high country there and current of libya. i'm a fourth generation rancher when i was little dad would let me have two cows out of the herd so i could heard. my favorite things is the red winged blackbirds that use the honey honey the red winged blackbirds are back you know. this has been my favorite place i've ever lived in my life say. and you're. playing every regular season and also the explosions of a directing president witnesses represent the oil companies are paid for thirty six billion dollars or twenty dollars a barrel dollars and. there she is. we call it our near neighbor neighbor. we are in a split. state si

and it's a growing economy also means expanding our domestic production of oil and natural gas which are by. transportation electricity and manufacturing. alternative. energy. transportation needs. democrats the bush cheney energy policy. developing the nation's approach to energy. gas and oil. and so their. old policy their wedded to a twentieth century policy when we need a twenty first century policy of the bush administration. they aren't sympathetic they're making very serious mistakes because they talk to themselves and the energy companies and only themselves the energy companies we don't know what other provisions may have special interest provisions that. when you're writing one of these bills in secret in two thousand and five the administration's energy bill passed with support from members of both political parties it provided to gas an oil industry. of dollars in subsidies tax breaks and research sixty five percent of the current subsidy go to gas and oil and you have this imbalance we ought to have sixty five percent or more eighty percent ought to be going to alternativ

. >> the first thing is natural gas. what do you know about natural gas? flammable. it goes, boom. it's important to shut this off. we use it for cooking, eating and hot water. there were 40,000 people that called pg and e about their gas. that means they call turned off their gas? did they need to do that? when do you have to? when there is a problem. how long did you think it takes pg and e to get out and turn it back on? 45,000 people. days weeks, may be a month. who has seen this in the streets. a lot of muck is in there is it's full of dirt and weeds you turn it to the right to tighten it and left to loosen it. your home work you have to look at your house, pop open the lid, look in there see what's going on in there it's not nice and clean like this. who has seen this around their house? everybody. each meter has a shut off. you want to find out where your gas meter is. you can keep track of your usage but you will know how to shut it off. here's the shut off. i have some tools up here, you can look at these. any hardware store has these. they fit on this and it allows you to

time now natural gas is the biggest thing that's going on in lester in colorado. there's no in canada leases in here and cross roads build very corp and over there on ten acre spacing for me are really what you're looking for and you knew how many wells were imperative that you could see three four hundred wells. you're standing right over a pipeline right here by the way. right where we wish to and we had a spill. do you see over my head here we've got the neighbors wells three four of them over there and that's stacked closest to the blue one day it looked like old faithful had crossed over there the separator spewed paraffin out all over the pad and on over into a good number of acres of our parish church and that paraffin was laced with tax chemicals hydrocarbons of various kinds we were concerned it would contaminate and did. and the grasses were heavy and dry and whatnot so we just burned it did in writing carbons along with it so we wouldn't get it it's water. it's about ten thousand wells here in the basin which is. an incredible number of wells to try and

natural gas is only $66. we are wasting a fortune here. >> the numbers don't add up. and kim mentions california's goal. they have set up the arbitration system where this is a wonderful pie in the sky and gosh, we have to spend billion to get there. the billions come from taxpayers because the green so-called sustainable energy is not economically sustainable. it is not close to the cost of natural gas and oil it is not realistic and the taxpayers are on the hook. >> so it is just pie in the sky? >> i don't think so. green energy is the future and if you go back to the map. divide how many people in the armed forces versus what we have spent on defense. a trillion dollars . that is hollow argument. if you look for what the center for american process. two million job to start and a 50-50 split 100 billion we could have 8 million and green energy is the future and stop pulling it out of the ground and look at what the next equation is here. >> the fact is, 1100 jobs were lost as a result of solyndra going bankrupt. it was the model project of the administration . that

the needs of our growing economy also means expanding our domestic production of oil and natural gas which are vital fuel for transportation electricity and manufacturing whatever. alternative sources and for conserving energy and that's part of our plan the reality is and you know why virtually one hundred percent of our transportation needs many democrats fought the bush cheney energy policy they felt they were shut out of the process of developing the nation's approach to energy but this administration is aghast at all a bit of frankly and so they're they're wedded to an old policy they're wedded to a twentieth century policy when we need a twenty first century policy you have the bush administration you know to all men at the very top and they aren't sympathetic they're making very serious mistakes because they talk to themselves and the energy companies and only themselves in the energy companies we don't know what other provisions may have been a special interest provisions that are easy to add in when you're writing when. these bills in secret in two thousand and five the admi

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all the natural gas and you know there was a lot of there was no use for it at the time now natural gas is the biggest thing that's going on unless from colorado. israel and canada leases in here cross roads build their corporation and over there on ten acre spacing for me are really what you're looking for and you know how many wells around paired it i bet you could see three four hundred wells. you're standing right over a pipeline right here by the way. brewer spearman we had a spill. you see over my head here we've got the neighbor's wells that are all three forum over there and that stack closest to the blue one day it look like old faithful had over there the separator spewed paraffin out all over the pad and on over into a good number of acres of our parish church and that paraffin was laced with effects chemicals hydrocarbons of various kinds we were concerned it would contaminate and did. it in a grasses were heavy and dry and want to use burning the d.h. in writing carbon along with it so we wouldn't get it again for. a couple of software it's about ten thousand wells here in

supply. 134 billion barrels of oil, nearly in natural gas. we have the resources we need to fuel our cars, our homes, our power plants. in pennsylvania, west virginia, ohio. and texas and oklahoma and alabama, kentucky, throughout the american west and of course up in alaska. obama and is overreaching environmental agency, this environmental protection agency, won't allow american businesses and american labor to draw on even a fraction of this domestic energy owned land. the one hand, the obama administration opposes fossil brazil to drill offshore and sell it to american consumers. we are creating foreign jobs. they are creating foreign profits. i happen to think that is wrong, that is hypocritical, and that is unfair. and when i am president of the united states, will not be held hostage by foreign oil and federal bureaucrats. [applause] the american economy should not be beaten into the ground when greater energy independence and lie right under american soil. every sector. manufacturing. it will contain the cost of electricity and fuel t

. >>> also in the news tonight, a natural gas leak in san jose. forced the closure of several streets. 3200 block of zanker road had to be shut down when construction workers ruptured a 3-inch plastic pipeline around 2:30 this afternoon. a nearby commercial building was also evacuated as a precaution. pg and e crews had it capped within an hour. >>> a pg and e pipeline that brings natural gas to the bay area blew up in the central valley. it happened in an alfalfa field near the current county town of wheat patch. mark sayer asked what happened. >> this 34-inch pipe is just slightly larger than the pipe that ruptured in san bruno, except this time the rupture was caused when pg and e crews were carrying out testing. it opened a crater in a field, nobody was hurt. pg and e says the failure occurred when the 1950s era line was being pushed past its operating pressure. >> the error came on the seem, which is similar to the pipeline involved in the san bruno accident. >> since the blast in september of last year, pg and e says it has pressure tested a

we we can't rely on on natural gas indefinitely because even natural gas does admit some c o two and so over time our energy demand will grow to the point where even natural gas could lead to global warming and that's why we talk about it as a transition for you why i mention this quote from the i.a.e.a. report is that. we get an impression that he really remains rather skeptical about such things as that is as the renewable sources of energy this is why you're defending them guess the real forecasts all based on an ob the existing well first of all there are scenarios and this scenario has certain certain assumptions and one of the assumptions is that to consumers will welcome gas and that's that's very important right now gas is undergoing a renaissance because the prices come down but is demand increases the price will also increase and there then they'll be a rebalancing of markets so. you know we're it's not that we're skeptical of renewables it's that we just do the arithmetic we recognize the many countries particularly in western europe but other countries around the world in

it is the largest reserve of natural gas in the eastern u.s. for years, it sat dormant. technology has figured out a way to access the natural gas stored in shale rock, which means a new industry rocketing into existence. and it's here that we met louis mcgowan. hi, i'm see seal yachlt nice to meet you. louis mcgowan grew up here, but had to leave years ago too find work in texas. the new jobs boom allowed this navy veteran to do something he never thought he'd be able to do. come home. feel like you're starting over? >> we are. >> yeah. >> no doubt about that. we are. >> reporter: no one here can remember the last time they heard of jobs coming to town that pay as much as $77,000 a year. but those jobs are coming, maybe even more than 200,000 of them over the next few years, all around this region. this is a town where not too long ago, unemployment spiked to nearly 15%. but watch this. in just the past five months, steubenville has boomed, and if it keeps going at this pace, every adult living in town could have one of those jobs by spring. there is a risk. environment

cubic feet of natural gas. those states can produce more energy -- produce more energy kuwait and russia and saudi arabia combined, right across line of west virginia and ohio. getting the environmental protection agency out of the way. this is today's opportunity. pennsylvania and the neighbors of pennsylvania. in america at natural gas is demonstrated in production. than 3000 of your fellow countries to other companies use to develop today. this production is because of of your facilities. the face of manufacturing is changing rapidly. natural-gas exploration is a ones that have been lost. this will create jobs in the energy costs. for producing great quarterbacks and i want you to quarterback and new energy revolution to create jobs all across america. not only will we create jobs by expanding energy exploration, we will also use the revenues that deficit. ecological treasures, everglades and yellowstone national park, we're those locations. but as we roll back federal control, we will look for better cooper

natural gas production is up. i would also point out that oil is not important as a fuel for electricity generation. it is so expensive and there are other ways to generate electricity. only 1% of our electricity is generated using oil. future electricity production uses coal, nuclear, and hydro. it is the fastest-growing source of electricity generation. the renewables other than large scale hydro power are still only about 3% of our electricity. it is growing, but it is still quite small in the overall electricity supply picture. host: with regard to the winter energy outlook, the oil produced here in the united states, is it the kind that can be refined into heating oil? if that is the case, is most of his staying in the united states or is it being exported overseas? guest: the united states does not export any significant amount of crude oil. the oil produced here is refined here. because the world oil market is an integrated market, in some cases we export some of the products we we find, particularly the he

natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this.t's a smart way to go. ♪ >>> we're take talking with the ceo of timco. >> i was talking to another ceo about just starting to build this company and we were talking about you how you have to use analytic software in order to be able to discover these patterns. ultimately combine it with real time information and make the decisions. they can actually do it on their own and take notes every single day on the conversations they're having with investor, mistakes they're making along the way. and then look at the patterns. >> and people that are very successful, whether an athlete or talk show host or saxophone player, they are able to have this happen in their brain where they found the patterns, thousands of hours of practice gives you those patterns, and they're able to look at event as as they're happening and connect those dots. we call that chunking where you have chunks of these patterns in your brain and your brain quickly makes that connection. so this is snag veis something succes

natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this.t's a smart way to go. ♪ >>> we're back with our guest of google. >> i'm curious, are there things in your areas, local maps that you're going to be able to do looking forward to being able to do once google acquires motorola mobility that you can't do right now with your existing partners? >> that's a good question. i think the motorola acquisition is one that is on going. so we haven't looked very far ahead into the applications. i do think that what is happening with hardware and happening with location services, we're getting very excited about what is possible in terms of really getting the best possible information about where they are right now. and from my world, the thing that is most important is that it really acts as a cursor. you are where you are in the real world. you are your own cursor. your phone says this is where you are in the real world. this is how it relates to the virtual world. tell me about this place. what do you know about here? what is nearby? like are the

natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this.t's a smart way to go. ♪ >>> welcome back to "press: here." this fall will be historic for the video game industry. a number of new major releases, almost certainly will set records. a game called "battle field iii" hits stores this past tuesday. the new big release "call of duty modern warfare iii." >> reporter: if you know nothing about video games, know this, "call of duty" as a franchise is a blockbuster. the last time a version of this game was released, it earned $650 million in its first weekend. by contrast, the best box office opening in history "harry potter and the deathly hallows" earned less than a third of that and another "call of duty" on the way. >> enjoy. >> reporter: that's going to be a challenge for french video game company called ubi soft. programf new games that use microsoft's connect system allowing people to play without a controller. and a game called "rock smith" that teaches you how to play guitar, a real guitar. tony key vice president of ubi soft, the co

natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this.t's a smart way to go. ♪ america's fastest and most reliable 4g network in over 160 cities. verizon. built so you can rule the air. >>> welcome back to the washington area nissan dealers sports xtra. >> so without running back tim hightower receiver santana moss, tight end chris cooley, the john beck led skins manage just 61 yards offense and three 1st downs on six 1st half possessions and it didn't get any better in the 2nd half as washington was shut out for the first time since the 17-0 loss to the cowboys on december 27th, 2009. barry cofield, what do you have? >> you got to win. it's just that simple. whatever it takes, whoever makes good plays, offense, defense, special teams. we all got to step it up. this thing went wrong in every facet imaginable today. one win can over race everything, but if that win doesn't come, then, you know, it will be more of the same. >> i do have some good news. the cowboys are getting walloped bit eagles. so that is good news for redskins -- by the

from a factory in the united states that runs off natural gas. we do need infrastructure where you can pull up to a gas station and get natural gas instead of gasoline. but i support it because if we do that i now see we could be 100% energy independent. it would save lives, of our most treasured possessions in this country, the american people. the men and women that go give their lives for their country, when we had funded terrorism, not intentionally, but by paying people who hate our own country for their oil when we could get off of it. and if we get on natural gas for 100 years, there's going to be time to develop, i know some people think it's not possible, i really do think we could eventually come up, somebody will, with a way to hold electricity, some laugh at that . the late ted kennedy laughed about having a strategic defense shield of rockets. that's "star wars" and lo and behold, it's possible. it's happening. well, until president obama reneged on our agreement with poland that cost so many their political lives in poland who suppor

>>guest: natural gas we are the largest producer in the world. ave more reserves than anyone else, until gas. that is 30 percent cleaner. and a fraction of the cost of oil. one mcf is $4, and that is equivalent to seven gallons of diesel. >>neil: why aren't we going after natural gas? >>guest: the legal -- the leadership is not going in that direction but natural gas is four times that in the middle east and three times in europe. >>neil: and solar? >>guest: too expensive. i'm for wind and solar but too expensive. wind is priced on the margin, the margin is natural gas for power generation and natural gas at $4 you cannot finance a wind mill you have to have $6 natural gas to finance a wind deal. >>neil: energy notwithstanding are we going into another recess? how do you characterize? >>guest: if we are not in one we are really close is what i think. yes. that could very well be the case. >>neil: you mention rick perry, he's your governor and he stumbled out the gate and maybe he got something back in the recent debate but there has been an attack

the serves as main source of natural gas to the bay area. and there is a was a high pressure test that caused a seam to fail. the utility is now trying to repair that rupture. >> allowing to us look for weaknesses and identify weaknesses like yesterday in bakersfield. we can repair and replace sections of pipe and assure our system is operating safely. >> pg&e hopes to finish repair and retest by thursday. repair not affecting natural gas delivery to the bay area. >> second straight day am investigations of fraud surround san francisco mayor's race. today, senatory who is a contender for the job accused ed lee's campaign of paying workers in cash that. is a violation of law. yesterday, he and others accused supporters of voter campering. creating a war of words between both camps. >> and all things that that campaign has done to pervert a free open democratic process is something that is painful to me. >> we're not going to allow voters to be turned away. >> and there are several candidates sending a letter asking them to investigate this vi

natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this.art way to go. ♪ >> hillo, everyone. i am uma in washington. iraq's prime minister said president obama's dition to bring all service members by the end of the year game because bag dag rejected a those left behind be subject to iraqi law. >> and gad you had man rights groups and un call for an investigation how gaddafi died. we'll have the latest from misurata and top contenders for the nomination are defending on the faith and freedom coalition dinner. more on these and your other top stories coming in the top of the hour in america's news headquarters. stay with us. who crime doesn't pay? companies get a tax break if they hire a convicted felon. john, you say the job's plan is a crime. >> i hate this. if a guy served time and sentence, he deserves the right for gainful employment but not at the front of the list. you have a million sold yerse coming back from iraq and afghanistan who are unemployed and give a felon ahead of the guy with tax breaks is a travesties. put the soldiers f

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