i am not so sure at this point that shell oil has been sufficiently vetted but i do not know. >> shell oil is internationally known. some of the similar questions were raised when iran energy selected shell oil. and it is a large corporation. the only one that would step forward. it is one of those things you might take into consideration as you look at the contract. it is the only company that has offered to do business. >> it is not show oil. -- shell oil. a subsidiary. i will move to slide 13. there are a bunch of different renewable as mr. harrington was noting. there is a different variety that we can utilize under grenoble's which is the -- that we can utilize. you can -- electricity comes off those panels. there is firm renewal bills which is the bulk of the product we will be purchasing. -- renewable switches the bulk of the product we will be purchasing. there is the tradeable renewable energy credits. all the sources would qualify as renewable under the california energy commission's guidelines. and all are the types of resources that count toward rps. in terms of developing

the shell oil company gave away 15 gallons per motorist in four cities today to promote its nitrogen enriched gasoline. people lined up at this station on mission street for the 90 minute promotion which lasted until 8:30 a.m. shell gave away the gas and four major american cities today and will give it away in our others on october 13. >>> tonight at 5:00, what a difference a year makes. the giants season ends today with this afternoon's game. it seems pretty anti-climactic after l.a. year's world series victory. that's tonight at 5:00. thank you for watching. have a great day. i am a nose coach. i am a throat untickler. i am a human cough suppressant. and i am the sniffles worst nightmare. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about cold and flu remedies. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to he

record of a loner shell oil get the real headlines with none of the mercy if you live in washington d.c. now today is the third anniversary of the collapse of lehman brothers and the beginning of the financial crisis so three years on doesn't seem like we're in much better shape or you speak to david sirota about where we've gone wrong then david cameron and nicolas sarkozy travel to libya today stopping in tripoli and benghazi with fighting between rebels and broken off the forces still going on is it a little too early to be making this trip and then almost a year ago the homes of anti-war activists across the west are raided by the f.b.i. when you're later they still don't have their belongings that were taken including passports and they don't know what the feds has in store for them so we're going to catch up with one of those after this just sundin or you have all of that and more for night including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at the mainstream media has decided to meet. well i tell you it has been a quite a week for the mainstream media iris they remember th

it's all promotional stunt by the shell oil company. the promotion runs only from 7 a.m. to 8:30.is your window this morning at 3550 mission street in san francisco. the lines have already begun. avoid the area if you are in a hurry to get anywhere because there's going to be a lot of people lined up to save $50. >> 3550 mission. >> you're on the way. >> hurry up! >> all right. thanks for watching us this morning. local updates at 7:25. >> and coming up next on the early show, michael jackson's doctor on trial. the bombshell recording of the pop star under the influence of heavy drugs. that's straight ahead on "the early show." and we'll see you again tomorrow morning at 4:30. and if you are around at noon, join us then, too. enjoy a beautiful day out there, folks. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com >>> >>> good morning. new jersey governor chris christie teases republican voters with a major speech at the reagan library. taking on president obama and congress saying once again he's

i went to work for shell oil co. because they tried to make a clerical worker out of me, and i did not stand for that. if you saw my desk, you would know why. anyhow i told the shell oil people i did not like their job, and they said, work for six more weeks in the morning and find the afternoon to find a job. the next afternoon i found a job with international harvester co., and i went through the ranks there, trainee, manager, branch manager in phoenix. then from phoenix i came to las vegas, with a u-haul trailer and a formula driver traveled. i found a warehouse, made that my dealership for your walleyed build the new one. international would be the money to become a dealer. so it was at that location, i think for 20 years, and then we moved here in 1994, added 8 to, i still good work every day, and my wife has convinced me i do not have to come in on saturdays anymore. she wants me to retire, and i keep telling her that it is twice as much husband and half the income. despite the rough economy, i have not had any

i told the shell oil people i didn't want their job. i used the afternoon to find a job and the next afternoon i found a job with international harvest company. i went through the ranks there. trainee, salesman, system zone manager, zone manager, and branch manager in phoenix. from phoenix i came to las vegas . as i said with a u-haul trailer and four-wheel drive travelogue. i found a warehouse, made that nigh dealership for years while i built the new one. international had a program where they loaned me the money to become a dealer. i was at that location i think for 20 years. we moved out here in 1994 and at 82 i still go to work every day, and my wife convinced me i don't have to come in on saturdays anymore. and she wants me to retire and i keep telling her that there's twice as much husband and half the income. despite the rough economy i haven't had any massive layoffs here. i laid off four people and it really wasn't a layoff. they wrnt doing the job. so they were -- they weren't doing the job. so they were gone. but my service

and i did, i went to work for shell oil company but they tried to make a clerical worker out of me and i wasn't fit for that. as you could see my desk you'd know why. and the -- anyhow, i finally told shell oil peep i didn't like their jobs and they said, well, work for six more weeks in the morning and use the afternoon to find a job. and the next afternoon i found a job with international harvester company. and i went through the ranks there. sales trainee, salesman, zone manager and then branch manager in phoenix. and then from phoenix i came to las vegas. as i said, with a ue hal trailer and four-wheel drive travel-all and i found a warehouse, made that my dealership for a year while i built the new one. international had a program where they loaned me the money to become a dealer. so i was at that location i think for 20 years. and then we moved out here in 1994. and at 82 i still go to work every day and my wife convinces me i don't have to come in on saturdays any more and she wants me to retire and i keep telling her it's twice as much husband and half the income. [laughter] de

for an alternative escape route it has signed an eight hundred million dollar contract with the oil dutch shell to explore its reserves of shale gas but experts warn about the danger to public health that with chill gases extracted by hydro fracking that means special chemicals are added to the water to break up the rock formations the components of these chemicals are kept secret by the companies in the united states and claim it's a commercial secret that water laced with chemicals ends up in drinking water so shell gas development poses a serious threat to the environment and health care apart from being seen as unsafe it is also described by many as too expensive and can hardly replace natural gas and we're watching the situation and we think that locally it's very viable but it will remain a local gas supply in the us it's impossible to extract gas at a loss for long if you look at the shield guess where it's right now you'll see that most of them are losing money experts say shale gas reserves and ukraine may be the biggest in europe but it may take up to it decades to develop them over t

looking for another escape route it has signed an eight hundred million dollar contract with the oil guard shell to explore its reserves of shale gas potentially the biggest in europe but experts are skeptical saying it can hardly be considered a replacement for natural gas not to mention continuing concerns over its safety. chill gases extracted by hydro fracking that means special chemicals are added to the water to break up the rock formations components of these chemicals are kept secret by the companies in the united states and claim it's a commercial secret dark water laced with chemicals ends up in drinking water so shell gas development poses a serious threat to the environment and health. experts say shale gas reserves in ukraine will take up to a decade to develop nevertheless give claims next year it wants less russian gas slashing the amount of plants to buy by more than a third that's in violation of the two thousand and nine deal which could lead to drastic consequences for another thoughtful over gas price between kiev and moscow left many warring in europe but there will be anoth

oil and gas producers began shutting production in the gulf of mexico. there's a storm brewing offshore that could become a tropical storm in the coming days. royal dutch shell, exxonmobil, b.p. and marathon oil began precautionary shutdowns as the storm loomed. the storm has the potential to reach hurricane strength and could move westward toward texas. >> tom: meanwhile, victims of hurricane irene are getting a break from the tax man. the internal revenue service is extending tax payment deadlines for some individuals and businesses affected by the storm. businesses that had previously obtained extensions until the middle of this month now have until the end of october to file 2010 returns. initially, the offer is being made to certain counties in north carolina, new jersey, new york and puerto rico. >> susie: when it comes to teaching your kids the ins-and- outs of savings and budgeting, keeping their interest isn't always easy. so tonight, we've asked a kid for his take on this. jordan lane palmer is the winner of the 2011 national financial literacy poster contest. he got to show off his winning entry to federal reserve chairman ben bernanke and u.s. tr

oil development is taking place in this region. we know that shell is exploring offshore and will soon be exploring offshore and that will have a dramatic effect on all that we discuss your. there may be transportation facilities as a result of that exploration in this region. there may be offshore oil development in this region. we know that exxon has just cut a deal with the russian oil company to explore not so far away. many things are happening in the arctic. and there is one place where things should not happen, and that anwr. now, will this we'll be made available for the american public? meek, but maybe not. it was 1995 at the original law was changed that allows the oil that flows through the trans-alaska pipeline to be exported, and in fact it is exported. how much is going to be exported? we don't know. not too much today. but you add another 500 million barrels or 500,000 barrels a day, and you are going to see more exports available to the american public, not if it is exported. the oil industry is in international markets, and the crisi

. >> shell oil company. >> it's royal dutch shell. it's not american, but in united states most people think shell is as american as any. and for those companies doing business together whether it's two countries together or multiple countries together, just behave, you know, you have the same goal, but behave locally. everything will work. you respect -- don't try to change a country. it isn't going to happen anytime in that person's lifetime. >> and so what do we have in common, would you say? >> what is in common that, you know, if you look at let's work together, this is what the strengths of these two companies added together and usually added is more than the sum of the two. >> right. >> and you go get a business either in individual marketplace or global marketplace. and that, look for win/win/win solutions. and that is usually the best way to get things. i've been profit when i first came to china, they always look at, gee, how do you make money? i'm a nonprofit, i'm not here to make money. so it takes a while to overcome that

heavy oil at prudhoe bay and millions of acres of leased lands not yet developed and significant shell oil formations. these facts undermine any claim that the future of the trans-alaska pipeline will be in jeopardy without refuge drilling. ultimately however this is really discussion that should be more about values than numbers. there are places across our nation that possess unique ecological spiritual and societal values. if cole were found tomorrow beneath el el capitan in yosemite national park, would lead lasted to smithereens or would be passed along to future generations unimpaired? the arctic refuge is no less of an iconic natural resource. the refuge lands were protected by the eisenhower administration and its an impact landscape that stretches from the brooks range to the beaufort sea. the refuge coastal plain is its biological hearts and it is disingenuous to claim that oil exploration can be done there with minimal impact. as i conclude, i would ask you to keep in mind traditionally conservative values such as prudence, humility, reference and stewardship. kirkkurt campbell

>> the shell oil company. not american but in the united states most people think that it is as american as any. for those companies doing business together whether it's two countries together or multiple countries together just behavior -- we have the same goals but the av locally. don't try to change the country. it isn't going to happen. >> what do we have in common with to say? >> what is in common is if you look at let's work together, the two companies added together and is usually more than some other to and you go to get a business either in the individual marketplace for the global marketplace and it is a win-win-win solution and that is usually the best way. i've been nonprofit when i first came to china. they always look at me how do you make money? ayman nonprofit. it takes a while to overcome that kind of barrier for the united states. common wisdom says common is going to steal our technology, steal our jobs, steal our money. post conventional wisdom is not true. many of the companies put togethe

drilling in the arctic for shell oil -- they just will not make a decision. the problem, as i see it, is not the taxes are not high enough. it's that the white house is so risk-averse it's afraid to act. do -- >> you can see all of this at c-span.org. the senate is returning now for work on a bill dealing with trade previous -- previousences. international community that there needs to be two states, a jewish state of israel along with an independent palestinian state living side by side in peace. but the only way that that will take place is through direct negotiations between the palestinians and the israelis. prime minister netanyahu, the prime minister of israel was here in washington and spoke before a joint session of congress, and he laid out very clearly how peace in the middle east needs to evolve by the recognition, by the international community of the jewish state of israel and an independent palestinian state through direct negotiations between the palestinians and the israelis. israel has been one of our strongest allies. they have been a loyal

e hundreds of oil platforms in the gulf of mexico could be affected and already, royal dutch shell and exxon are evacuating personnel from the rigs. louisiana state agencies already on alert. all eyes trained on this growing storm in the heart of the gulf of mexico, loaded with up to 20 inches of rain and threatening the gulf coast from florida all the way to texas. >> in a nutshell, there's just way too much water in this area that you're going to have to overcome. there's a lot of low-lying areas here. >> reporter: accuweather says its could be the next billion dollar disaster. this storm is so slow-moving, it could hover right over the gulf coast for days, triggering massive flooding which, as we learned from hurricane irene, can be so much more costly than wind damage. much of the region has been suffering from drought and wildfires this summer, and tonight, new orleans mayor says, "sometimes you get what you ask for. unfortunately, it looks like we're going to get more than we needed." if it forms, lee would be the 12th named storm of the season. that at another storm, katia, brew

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shell is shutting town the entire refinery. it produces about a half million gallons of oil per day. analysts say this could trigger a jump in oil prices. >>> in libya, four republican u.s. senators visited tripoli today. it was the most prominent american legislation in the capital since the fall of gadhafi. arizona senator john mccain said libyan's revolutionary are an inspiration to the entire world. he also expressed concerns about the proliferation of armed groups. >>> a rocket took off to space. an 8-ton module is to be placed. china's plans call for construction on the actual space station to begin in the year 2020 and they said it should take about two years. >>> she watched as her daughter was struck by ok, kids, our cable will let us record one more show. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. ok, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. oh, fun, yeah. 1...2...3... jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. ha! she's so pretty. yeah. or, we give it to kyle. it's real

shell is shutting town the entire refinery. it produces about a half million gallons of oil per day. analysts say this could trigger a jump in oil prices. >>> in libya, four republican u.s. senators visited tripoli today. it was the most prominent american legislation in the capital since the fall of gadhafi. arizona senator john mccain said libyan's revolutionary are an inspiration to the entire world. he also expressed concerns about the proliferation of armed groups. >>> a rocket took off to space. an 8-ton module is to be placed. china's plans call for construction on the actual space station to begin in the year 2020 and they said it should take about two years. >>> she watched as her daughter was struck by a car and killed. her call for justice. >>> plus a food festival. who's picking up the tab and what's being done to keep neighbors happy. >>> she is heart broken and angry. the mother of a 6-year-old girl hit and killed by a car in palo alto talked to robert handa today about seeking relief and justice and why this sunday is going to be especially difficult. >> reporter: fami

from the house natural resources committee giant oil corporations that are obsessed with drilling are actually killing american jobs exxon mobil chevron shell and b.p. the same corporations who receive the taxpayer subsidies that the president obama is pushing to eliminate a five hundred forty six billion dollars in profits over the last five years yet they laid off more than eleven thousand american workers so if these so-called job creators won't create jobs on their own it is time to give up some of their corporate welfare so that the actual job creators working people who's spending creates demand can do their thing. coming up it was round to a perry versus romney of the republican party debate last night so which presidential hopeful got the better swing and which the next candidate likely to drop out of the race to pennsylvania avenue. you just put a picture of the meat when i was like nine years old until the truth. i am and get a sense that i love rap and hip hop is second and pretty. he was kind of the jester. i'm very proud of the role that option c. has played. another republican debate last night and this time the crowd stole th

equality party says the shells of western intervention was far from humanitarian this has been a war from the outset that has been waged for definite material interests largely oil geo strategic placement in north africa a means of countering the revolutionary upheavals that have taken place in the abuse borders both in tunisia and egypt now what will nato do in its name and it says it's protect the civilians and leading an air war against civilians that is trained so-called rebels who have now been implicated in massacres of civilians including sub-saharan african migrant workers so i think this is a bodes very poorly for the future of libya and i think broadly that this is a threat to people throughout north africa and indeed across the world so the united states britain france and italy to some extent i mean these powers have essentially portrayed this intervention as a humanitarian venture to protect civilian life. this is been a fraud from the very outset and hardly a new excuse for the united states i think you could go back to eighty ninety eight and say every war ever waged by the united states or us imperialism has been waged in the name of protecting c

depleted uranium shells and bombed residential buildings causing civilian deaths including children and the air campaign. goes on with the anti gadhafi forces still struggling to take the oil list cities of syria and bani walid. palestine's a bid for statehood gains worldwide support amid threats the u.s. will block the move in the un palestinian president mahmoud abbas has to request full un membership during his speech to the general assembly on friday the world bank and the i.m.f. say the palestinian autonomy is already economically strong enough to stand on its own feet. he un to belgrade to seek a diplomatic solution to the intensive standoff in northern kosovo between ethnic serbs and kosovar.

shell and totale invested in syria. now the economic pressure is building on the regime. they founded another round of sanctions that would prevent oilnies from signing new deals in syria. the new sanctions would follow an eu embargo on syrian oil exports that's already in place. one country that's watching developments in syria closely is its neighbor, lebanon. country's finance minister says its economy depends on how the syrian crisis is resolved. >> as long as the change in syria is done in a controllable way, then we're fine. >> big, big question mark, though, is it not? >> god forbid if there is a spillout in syria, things went out of hand, you know, things went crazy there, we would suffer, yes, of course. >> do you think that the international community understands how syria could potentially unfold? >> i think the american administration may be have got two different ideas. one view, i think, is let what happen, happen. you know? we'll deal with it as it does happen. and the other view is that, no, what might happen could spill on a lot of other areas and we should really make sure that we don't let it spill. so as long as t

while shell his big room for town the show which has some will do see typee hotel kuvasz and so photo from the hotel resort evergreens the hotel type eat french victoria hotel gloria prince motown oil springs resort and spa tied to hotel while she plans on pulse of the town you know just her town the westin type a evergreen clothes a hotel in thailand to eat london's hotel time i'm positive typee hotel full points pleasures and how would prince or town be splendid hotel in touch with the hotel.

president said over and over and over that he wants to go after the greedy big oil companies, like british petroleum, exxon, shell, those big companies and that his american jobs act, his bill, actually will do that. it'll go after their profits. he's probably -- he probably has no clue that the fact is that three pages of deductions that are eliminated for oil companies, they're basically for oil companies that produce less than 1,000 barrels of oil a day. they don't apply to the people the president says he's going after for these unseemly profits they're making. and i'm sure he's also not aware but the fact is over 94% of all oil and gas wells drilled on the continental u.s. are done by independent oil producers who these three pages will devastate and put most out of business and so the president by these three pages that i'm sure he doesn't really understand what they do, but the fact is they put the independent oil producers out of business, they will afingt the major oil companies because once over 94% of all oil and gas wells in america, in the continental u.s., are stopped, then the major oil companies t

there is an oil supplier to go where the energy lives and when corporations pay big those of us who can afford to write a twenty thousand dollars check were left out in the cold can't shell out to buy a congressman full time why not read him first hearing when american investors shelled out twenty four hundred dollars selling angle. twenty four hundred dollars to denver and kind back up five hundred dollars a mr. mr asker crna. sorana i mean his cement company the center of a human rights hearing on post-coup one hundred s. both cheap and expensive but out of reach for the average american public needs to know their decisions that are being are they being made because of the merits of the proposal at hand or is it a perk that is due to some sort of backroom deal but with plenty on the budgetary chopping block of the debt super committee many expect lobbying dollars will once again set the agenda when ford artsy washington d.c. . so we're taking a break but coming up next we have our tuesday edition of show and tell and this sunday is your march for temper anniversary of the september eleventh attacks tonight in the states author to be gotten seen ross about his new book

shells in washington have squandered sixty billion dollars in iraq and afghanistan a sound of reports as the money was lost waste and fraud. russia haskin down the latest sanctions against syria banning imports of its oil the sanctions piled more pressure on president bashar asad regime according to the un around two thousand two hundred people have died in syria during the government crackdown against opposition protests since march human rights group amnesty international claims over eighty have been tortured to death in prison but some including the syrian government say the media is twisting their reality everything has more. mask. tarion catastrophe a country on the brink of a revolution this is what you see every time syria pops up in the headlines but what is really happening in a country where hardly any foreign journalists are present there's even been the implication that some of the images we're being shown have been digitally enabled manipulated and there have been reports about that are available online that you can watch of footage that was taken in bahrain and said to be taken in hama and it's showing the same footage and on different stations with different backgrounds digitally dragoon

shell you what she said after the break. two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oileserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough. that's good for our country's energy security and our economy. >>> sarah palin is grabbing the spotlight in the key presidential caucus state of iowa she just wrapped up her keynote speech at a tea party rally in a town of indianola. if she walks like a duck, talks like a duck, it is a duck, right? she hasn't announced a presidential bid. she sounded like a candidate today, though. >> she did sound a lot like a candidate. you're absolutely right. sarah palin is a person that can walk like a duck and sound like a duck but may not be a duck. palin did go farther than she has before and trying to outline some broad policy proposals that she would implement if she runs and becomes president. among them, eliminating all

shell are you hypnotized bachmann or the poll numbers dropping bachmann is trying to lure voters to her side in florida i think she's getting some bad advice campaigning in tampa bachmann called for oil drilling in the state's most pristine natural environment the everglades still bachmann doesn't back down on drilling for oil in the everglades let's abscessed is wonderful treasure trove of energy because it's given to us in this conference let's add system these products. god gave us all that oil underneath the everglades but not all the animals and plants that are thriving in the everglades would just kill off those things to the well one big problem long as the geologists at the university of south florida noticed. there's no known evidence that there's actually a significant hydrogen carbon deposited in the everglades and other words there's no oil there but screw it let's drill anyway right michel. and the very very ugly pima county republican party yes the republicans in the same county the congresswoman gabriel giffords was shot in are planning to raise money by selling raffle tickets to often auction off a forty caliber glock and gun the same type of gun that was used to shoo

oil development is taking place in this region. we know that the shell is exploring offshore. soon be exploring offshore, and that will have a dramatic effect on all that we discuss here. there may be transportation facilities as a result of that exploration in this region. there may be offshore oil development in this region. we know that exxon has just cut a deal with the russian oil company to explore not so far away. many things are happening in the arctic. and there is one place where things should not happen, and that's anwr. now, will this oil be made available for the american public? maybe. but maybe not. it was 1995 that the original law was changed that allows oil that flows through the transalaskan pipeline to be exporteded, and in fact, it is exported. how much is going to be exported? we don't know. not too much today, but you add another 5500,000 barrels a day, and you're going to see more exports available to the american public, not if it's exported. the oil industry is an international market and the price is determined on the international market. and we pay

and when you find out that over 94% of the oil and gas wells drilled in the tenl united states is produced by not exxon, not shell, not the president's good friends at british petroleum who was so ready to endorse the cap and trade bill, negotiating wind to come out in favor of cap and trade the very day the deepwater horizon platform blew, losing lives, devastating the gulf. but then at the same time giving the president a chance to punish states like texas, louisiana, alabama, mississippi, who had so many thousands of jobs lost when he declared a moratorium that has cost it this country dearly by rigs having to leave american waters and go to other countries. and does that hurt the big oil companies? no, it means there is oil being produced. so taking out the most important deduction for independent oil companies will devastate them and it doesn't even apply to the major companies he says he's going after. so once again he says he's going after major oil, taking away their subsidies. well, they're not subsidies. they're deductions for business expense. and on the other what he really does in black and white in