. >>> i think oroville looking at here is the duty of the exhibit as it was set and the other people that contributed to the execution of the exhibit. it's specious and open with wonderful photos and artifacts with a number of things that will be really exciting to see in the tv monitors are around to see parts of the story. they wanted to a jewish culture and beauty and meaningful in this to their students the matter where they were. if there in the midwest many things came and went with the moment when religious. >>> we've got an organ in our archives the camera around the horn in order to get to california. the weather they brought these things to enrich the lives students of the students they were teaching. >>> will hardly knew they were gonna have a special in the can the california they're lost some of the ships around the horn that they would dump their passengers in panama and the people would cross it by foot and if the ship made it all around the horn they would kick back on the ship and go to san francisco. and here they were hauling harps and bad kitchens books because th

it is not enough to get a bear majority of a select oroville it. if we want to change this country, i think we have to appeal to groups including black americans. i am pleased for the first time we have two black republican congressman. congressman scott from south carolina and congresscongressmat and florida. host: the next call comes from an unregistered voter in oregon. why are you unregistered? caller: good morning. basically, i have looked at the gop for the last 40 years. i am 65 years old. i stopped voting simply after the george bush administration. the reason for that is very simply abramhoff, dick cheney, bush, lack of oversight. this criminal, and i say "criminal," wanting to delve into our lives. host: why don't you register and vote democratic then? caller: the reason i am staying on the republican side is because you have g.o.p. -- the democrats do the same thing. they do exactly the same thing. neither one of the parties are worth having me to win or a lot of people like me. guest: i think what you heard from larry are some of the th

modern water reservoirs' also trigger earthquakes as an lake mead and oroville in california. also geothermal. the injection of fluid to enhance the production of geothermal energy has resulted in an earthquake measuring 4.6 and a few others that you probably have heard of. it is not a new phenomenon. we understand why this happens fairly well. it is just actually very difficult to predict what will happen. the research we have been working on is what to do when it does happen. many of these as you can see is related to the injection activity. that is what i will focus my remarks on tonight. those activities that humans are involved with and until -- and entail liquid disposal of all types. geothermal production as i mentioned. these three production activities that doug described -- tight shale gas, ties and, involved cracking and the associated need to dispose of formation water that dennis described. also in the future sitting out there is carbon the oxide's sequestration. there are some pilot projects that should it become a big activity in the future, it has the potential