you will be about six hours before you get to a tarzan, u.s. military and living there is another thing. i want to bring this message before you, obama, my brother i should say, somebody said he is the chief like myself. let's consider a dialogue before i agree to support this. and brothers, farmers, their bills are getting hired so they're making some comments. american farmers, some that agree, some disagree. we will not bring you the dirty oil if you don't want us to. thank you, and good morning. [applause] >> i'd like to call, please, randy thompson, then -- yes, randy townsend, you are next. >> good morning. my name is randy thompson and i am from nebraska. i hear as a nebraska citizen and landowner. i would like to thank you for the opportunity to be here today. i am very proud to be a nebraska and. nebraska is a great place to live. and it's filled with many hard-working, honest good people. normally you will never hear nebraskans raising much of a fuss unless an official makes a poor call at a husker football game. but in recent months

and sure, alberta's tarzan industry, this is their best hope for their expansion plans for the tarzan and you've got to acknowledge that. but the point, the state department cannot simply -- the state department can simply avoid evaluating possible impact of this or any other project by speculating about whether other projects can move ahead. this violates the very core of the national environmental policy act. in short, state department has an obligation to listen to the environmental protection agency and the knowledge that definition. canadian tarzan are directly linked to by their keystone xl moved ahead. industries announced a plan to expand tarzan's production to as much as 7.6 million barrels a day that tarzan's industry, canadian government, alberta government have all been vigorously defending keystone xl pipeline because it is so essential to continued expansion of the upstream canadian tarzan's industry. indeed the emissions created from producing this much tarzan compared with the equivalent amount of conventional well would be an additional 228 million metric tons. becaus

for tarzans to be extracted, they destroy the land. it takes so much energy to extract tar sands that it has a carbon footprint of about three times that of conventional oil. tar sand extraction's use about four hundred million gallons of water per day from a river, and most of it ends up as toxic waste. it is contaminated with carcinogens such as cyanide. so the indigenous populations in other communities living downstream from these talks the ponds have high rates of rare cancers, lupus, renal failure, and hyperthyroidism. and wells fargo has refused to pull out of the tar sands. the next example is union bank, which is owned by bank of tokyo mitsubishi. a few years ago, they and other banks provided almost $1 billion to build a coal-fired power plant in south africa. [bell rings] it would spew out over 36 million tons of greenhouse gases every year. in doing so, it would become one of the world's largest single- point sources of carbon pollution in the world. to make matters worse, it would mostly provide electricity to multinationa

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you look at the evictions and you see that tarzan's and coal power plant issues which don't affect the world in general, but affect things in san francisco here as well. these are families being dislocated, poverty and homelessness being added, these are serious costs the city and the public there. in that way, we're subsidizing these banks and we need to stop doing that. we have roughly $6.5 billion in city accounts total at any given year. as much of that as we can repatriate to citibank, why should we be giving money to banks that have so much evidence of not working in the public interest and it's not in their definition to be in the public interest. thank you. [applause] >> one of the things that occurs to me in terms of the criteria, i think there is every reason in the world to consider our financial interests as being secure and safe important. that being said, the criteria, one thing i would ask about is the issue of around wells fargo investing in private prisons that turn a profit off immigration detention. as a sanctuary city, i feel like that should be one of the criteria,

it's to carry oil from canada's tarzans field to texas refineries. president obama has until the end of the year to decide whether to approve that project. >> we think there is a better way to go than to use the -- build a pipeline using the dirty, sand oil from canada. we propose the president say no to this and yes to american wind power, a good alternative. >> they chose the reagan building as the site of protest because that is where the state department is holding a hearing. >>> three science teachers from bowie, maryland who went on a zero gravity plane ride are bringing their experience back to the classroom. the teachers shared a flight last month and the teachers conducted spents. it also renewed their passion for teaching physics. >> having that memory, that real experience it gives you a zeal for the subject matter, and i know particularly upstairs where they do motion and pugh plutonium physics, once you have experienced it yourself, it just -- there is a glow about it. >> the weightless flights of the discovery program is sponsored by no

for those who do not know it, tarzan's is a high carbon type of fuel that is stripped mind from underneath canada's royal forests

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convoy carrying colonel gadhafi allowing him to be captured or killed but the intervention doesn't and tarzan are proposing to head international operations in libya once nato pulls out the local and it's already deployed hundreds of troops in a support mission to the country where that moves not very sound from by which he's got to respond to qatar is off for. a conference this hour the freedom of selective speech here in georgia where me to achieve say speaking up mislead hounded out to seek asylum the government doesn't like what you say. or the french president's going for greece saying letting the beleaguered country join the euro was quote a mistake speaking after the emergency brussels summit the. greek run worship of the kurds a club that's pushing europe to the bric e.u. leaders decided on thursday to have greece's private sector debt to one hundred billion euros outer banks agree to write off fifty percent of what they're owed european banks must also have a bigger cash pile to guard against another crisis or the emergency bailout fund will be expanded to one million euros to help e

i looked kind of like a tarzan figure in these shredded trousers and cut t-shirt and jacket. >> charliehis shoulder and his leg. he had made a last-minute wardrobe change before entering the den which may have saved his life. >> africa is usually pretty hot but this morning it was cold so i was just wearing a t-shirt and thankfully grabbed my ski jacket, which gives you padding. because basically the lion's claws would go through the material. it's tough material and it gets stuck so it couldn't pull away. if it was just a t-shirt it would go into your flesh and pull through and then it would have been a different story. i probably would have been in hospital for a lot longer or worse. >> despite his brush with death charlie keeps his torn clothes for memories. >> i thought after maybe i should throw it away but then i thought i should keep it for the grandkids. >> needless to say charlie doesn't have any plans to enter a lion's den any time soon. >> i put them in two different categories. the scary things that are scary because you get frightened doing them but they're not dangerous. y

the fact of the matter is that the tarzan's polis controversy all over the world as you may have heard from a sample last week the european commission actually after a year of studying has decided to give tarzan's a ferry - kind of greeting which in all likelihood means that it's not going to be exported into the european market. so i think what we see is actual opposition to the dirty and dangerous oil around the world and its growing in the united states as you see tda so i guess i'm not convinced that this is an industry that is going to have a future. i think it's not. i don't think the pipeline is going to be built. i think the scandal that is now surrounding state department and transcanada is going to have an impact and we are going to have to start the process again and the president is going to have to intervene. as for the liability issue if he has a hugely important issue. on the british petroleum spill we do not have anything like the meaningful liability in the country for these kind of disasters. what we've really see is working people throughout the gulf of their livelih

i do not want tarzan's chemicals in our water. water table on a ranch is only two feet underground. building this pipeline will be a serious threat to our livelihood in nebraska. we have been threatened with imminent domain so many times, the bad reputation and intense falls promises of transcanada it does not make anyone trust them. -- faults promises of transcanada does not make anyone trust them. -- false promises of canton -- transcanada does not make anyone trust them. now what is an all-out war to battle transcanada and keep them off of our property. if they cannot sell my cattle are my land, that i cannot shower or drink the greatest tasting water in the world, if there is a leak in the opera, where will i work? president obama, you promised to let the earth he'll look for better ways to lead our future. madam secretary clinton, this is in our nation's worst interest. please for our children's future, deny this permit. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> my name is george. i think i am the one who is out of the corner. i am

the broader picture when you mention tarzan's versus oil sands -- they are -- tar sands versus oil sands -- you have to look at the mixture of the sand. you sit it in a pipeline. -- sift it in the pipeline. we have been doing this in this country for decades. that is something that people should also know. it is not new. it creates the ability of us to negate more oil from our number one source of imports, which is already canada. host: let us look at some notes from friends of the earth about tar sands oil. three times greenhouse gases from crude. guest: the fact that this is a kind of oil mixed with chemicals and heated in order to move through the pipe is raising significant issues about the threat and the nature of the interaction between the pipe and the oil. in one year there have been 14 weeks. we had a major spill, the biggest in the history of the midwest from the pipeline in the area of kalamazoo, and bpa is forcing the company to come up with a cleanup plan, because of the type of oil they are dealing with and the type of damage they are not used to seeing. this poses a seriou

already has 2 million barrels a day of tarzan pipeline capacity that imports only a million. this pipeline is not needed. so why the big push? with the oil industry really wants is to get tarzan out of the midwest where there is a glitch and to the gulf coast where there is more refining capacity for the dirty crude and it can command higher prices. according to the transcanada's own testimony, there is $4 billion more a year in profits -- >> go ahead and finish. >> if it can move to the calls coming out of the pockets of midwesterners. there are much better jobs and a better future and clean energy. on behalf of our millions of factors and members we ask you to not sign the pipeline in the national interest. i am submitting for the record letters, resolutions come statements and testimony asking that this pipeline be denied. thank you very much. [applause] [cheering] >> please, can we allow the next speaker upon his next on the list to him. >> how about brenda? >> thank you ladies and gentlemen. my name is dr. brenda k-e-n-n-y and i president of the canadian energy pipeline