to do with fossil fuels, fossil fuels saved whales with drake drove that oil wel i in -- well in titusville years ago, look that elan phufpbg witmuskhas done with hi, he has done o on on his own, as far as harry reid, democrats people who want to change what is going on, all they have done is block keystone pipeline and gone over cold companys that is politics, leading up to election. >> it is fore are for votes, leftist environmental group has been so disappointed with that administration, coming out gangbuster saying they would fixing climate change and healthcare, they made a mess of both. harry reid has people he has to answer to, he has to somehow fix the world between now and then. neil: what is disturbing, i want to remind people, we have not been chumps on this issue, if you argue a lot of money has to be spent to address a problem, we have not been kheupbgsy sinct has been wasted, we have spent a lot of money. we're spending it and problem perists after nearly $80 billion, what does it take to move the needle. >> maybe 125 more years of fail our. >> '78, wall street has a headline

which includes regional campuses in the pennsylvania fth congressional district and -- in titusville. he will step down at 19 years as chancellor but will remain at the university that he has served for over 37 years. during the chancellor's tenure, the university experienced tremendous growth. annual applications for dmission climbed from 7,825 to 27,626. overall, enrollments have steadily increased. average s.a.t. scores for incoming students are now 185 points higher. and the university continues to expand and to modernize. today the university of pittsburgh is ranked nationally and competing for the best students in the region, the country, and the world. chancellor nortonberg joined the faculty of pitt school of law in 1977. eventually serving as dean and interim provost of the university. in 1995 he was elected interim chancellor by the university's board of trustees, and in 1996 he was elected chancellor. through his vision and leadership, the university of pittsburgh now has an outstanding foundation for success which will last for years to come. tomorrow chancellor nortonberg