a new application by transcanada to build this pipeline. tell me where we stand on this?> well, american people want to get back to work. and american people are concerned about the high cost of gasoline. what i am trying to do is get people back to work and find a secure source of energy for america. the keystone pipeline delivers both of those things. it's many thousands of jobs for hards-working american who is want to get back to work. these are good-paying jobs. it would give us more energy security with our closest neighbor, canada, instead of doing what the president wants to do is go hat in hand to saudi arabia. so the buck is supposed to stop with the president and the president ought to say yes and approve the keystone pipeline. >> greta: what i find particularly disturbing about this whole project is this. under the law -- correct me if i am wrong -- with the proposal, because it's across interstate lines, from canada to the united states, this must get permission from the president of the united states and there has to be an environmental impact statement to m

transcanada is working with the state of nebraska to develop al new route that avoids environmentally sensitive areas, and just last week the company resubmitted its application for the cross-border permit approval. the time for delay is over. this is a $7 billion privately funded infrastructure project that will create and support tens of thousands of jobs and bring tremendous energy security. it has been thoroughly reviewed and its route in nebraska is being resolved with input and agreement from that state. expedite aid proval of the keystone excel pipeline has received broad pi partisanship in the house and broad backing in the senate and i'm eager to see it in its final agreement. so i thank bipartisanship backing in the senate. >> thank you so much. i just want to say, the next two are senator shelby followed by henry waxler, now the people -- he's here, beautiful. so if you're not here, if the person isn't here and i call their name, we'll continue to go down the list and then i'll call on them. because we're going to do it by seniority. >> thank you, ms. chairman. by partisan

the issue last week was the pipeline developer transcanada said it was going to go ahead and reapply for the same permit that had been denied earlier by the obama administration. now, of course, president obama told the company they were more than welcome to reapply if they wanted. that may give them a little leverage since they're playing by the president's rules. >> what about the structural differences between the house bill and the senate bill? the different lengths, different dollar figures? >> well, first, you have to keep in mind that the senate would be only, was the only two chambers that actually passed this bill. a two-year $109 million measure. it keeps funding levels for roads, for state projects and about the same where they are now. the house tried to push a five-year $260 billion bill, the length of which was certainly preferred by states and municipalities that actually do road building. they like the longer bill, but the gop and the house was never able to muster up enough votes to pass it. they won't be able to take that vote into the conference, but a number of hi

transcanada is applying after changing the route to avoid environmentally sensitive land in nebraska.ine would cost about $7 billion to build and could create 6,000 jobs. president obama blocked the pipeline earlier this year because of environmental concerns. domestic crude oil, futures are down more than $4 a barrel today. to just over $98 a barrel. that's the lowest price in three months. also today, social media giant public offering.price range for the numbers are mind boggling. $28 to 35 a share. the evaluation as rich as $98 hd debut for an american company. and facebook's 27-year-old founder mark zuker be zuckerber one of the witchest men in the world. facebook has more than 900 million users worldwide. the facebook road show is in. making presentations to goldman sachs and morgan stanley. >> have a great weekend. >> like wise. >> he lashes one to left. that's a fair ball into the corner. doubles by desmond and harper. the nets retake the lead. >> brice harper is living up to expectations. he scored the vetgame winning r. it's the gnats' second straight win. he now has a .375

we're learning transcanada, the company out of the north has reapplied with the u.s.ment for a permit for the keystone xl pipeline. remember now the white house repeatedly said they would reconsider the request once a new proposal is submitted. now that has happened. there is clearly political pressure on the white house to assure the approval process is timely. however a decision this year is not expected. it is an election rear right now. martha: will happen shortly after. bill: we'll see. doug mckelway is working on this we got that information from doug down in washington, d.c.. martha: this morning we got very big job numbers came out just a little while ago. neil cavuto will put those in perspective for us that is coming up. bill: more shocking testimony in the trial of john edwards. word of a secret offer that may have kept his mistress and their baby hidden from the public. martha: a possible solution to the growing diplomatic crisis between the united states and china. one side is now offering a concession that could solve the fate of the blind chinese activi

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it was another route submitted by transcanada. remember all of this environmental concern? president sort of tabled the discussion. the decision on this submitting a new route that goes around some of the more environmentally sensitive areas that was linked top a hub for transcanada. the state says it's going to go ahead with its own review. we're going to see what the federal government does. it basically said hey, they think this should get it done. i'm bringing it up, guys, because it's jobs friday and they're saying thousands of jobs created if we can get this thing belt. >> thank you very much, brian. take a look at tilles which is making its wall street debut this morning. almost 18%. ipoed at 1550 a share. currently at 1827. >> i noticed you haven't actually been been given a tilly's gangster bandanna. i thought i'd give it to carl who would know, as it's the weekend. >> i think you do the triangle first. >> am i inside? east coast? west coast? >> thank you. oh, very nice. very nice. >> still to come. linked in rally. quite a run up with the networking web site. here

has received an application from transcanada, proposing a new route that would veer east in nebraska, around the sand hills region. earlier this year, president obama blocked the pipeline, drawing fire from many republicans, in democrats democd union leaders as well. president obama kicking off his re-election bid. forward is the new message of his campaign. but it sounds like both sides are going to be doing a lot of looking back. it's been well over 200 years since we declared independence from britain, but american excitement over the royal family will not die. we will tell you which member's coming to watch -- to washington and why. does aspirin even work on headaches? aspirin? i don't really know what it's for. isn't aspirin like a vague pain reliever? aspirin is just old school. people will have doubts about taking aspirin for pain. that's why we developed bayer advanced aspirin with micro particles. it enters the bloodstream fast and rushes relief to the site of pain. we know it works. now we're challenging you to put it to the test. visit fastreliefchallenge.com today for a sp

state department con teurpling it has just received a new application from transcanada regarding that keystone pipeline. that is the cross border pipeline that would stretch from canada to our gulf coast. this new application pertains to a proposed pipeline from canada to nebraska, it includes the idea of new routes through that state designed to avoid environmentally sensitive areas. the same environmental concerns helped sink an earlier key poepb xl pipeline application. we'll update you as the news comes in. jon: brand-new home video of a little arizona girl who vanished two weeks ago, and it comes as lie detector tests were just administered to two people very close to her. details on that straight ahead. and what was he thinking right up to the moment u.s. forces took him out? some new information on what kept osama bin laden up at night in that hide away in pakistan, and what it tells us about the state of al-qaida right now. colonel north joins us ahead. omt or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-

transcanada is working with the state of nebraska to developing new route that avoids environmentally sensitive areas. just last week, they we submitted an application for cross-border permit approval. the time for delay is over. this is a $7 billion privately- funded project that will create and support thousands of jobs and bring tremendous energy security. he is been thoroughly reviewed and a route in nebraska is resolved with input from the state. expedited approval of the keys, the keystone pipeline has -- keystone xl pipeline has achieved backing in the house and in the senate. thank you, madame chair, and chairman mica. evercore to working with my colleagues to get the job done, and the yield back. >> thank you. the next to the wall are senator shelby followed by -- the next two or senator shelby fall -- followed by senator waxman get the people who i call on are not here, we will continue to go down the list. senator shelby? >> thank you. in the banking committee, chairman johnson and i have worked together to produce a bipartisan legislation that eliminates the outdated, inef

transcanada reapplying this month for a permit to build its controversial keystone excel oil pipelineroval by changing the route. michigan republican fred upton is the chairman of the energy and commerce committee and he joins us now, known to me more famously as the uncle of kate upton. >> no way. you did not know? >> i did not know that. >> i know fred upton for a lot of reasons but to me that's a good reason. it's hard to forget. hard to forget. let's go through this. a, is this route going to get approved? just handicap it for us. >> i think that there ought to be a pretty good chance that it will antibiotic proved. frankly they are running out of excuses of why not to build this thing. they are in essence moving the route further away from the sand hill aquifers in nebraska. we use oil sands from canada. we refine it in other refineries around the country. there's no reason not to do this one. add 20,000 jobs, direct jobs, more than 100,000 indirect jobs. we're a country that consumes about 18 million barrels a day for transportation. we only produce seven or eight million. this

last week transcanada reapplied for a permit for the keystone xl pipeline to carry oil derived from tarsandsfor the united states for exports. the state department made it clear it is committed to a rigorous transparent and thorough review of the permit. section 204 of the house bill needlessly circumvents such a review depriving the government of the opportunity for input in the process. this section shouldn't be included in the conference report. especially since the bulk of the natural gas is great be exported of the country any way. to dissect the united states comes with environmental risk all borne by the united states. to balance the risk and make good on the repeated claims of job creation and to require any oil transported in the pipeline shouldn't be approved to meet in the united states for sale. if we are to bear the environmental burden of this project, we should read the economic benefits as well. they should be tied together in a package. not satisfied with curtailing the public and put in throw review of the project the house legislation contains sweeping environmental waiver

it would give transcanada an advantage over some of its competitors but it wouldn't bring a drop of more canadian oil into the united states anytime soon. so that whole line of attack was just based on facts that were not in evidence. on the democratic side we had to tweak the obama white house for their life of julia info graphic, whatever you call that one of the claims they make there that romney's social security proposal would cut julia's social security benefits by as much as 40%. well, if you look at that, what they're talking about is a progressive indexing proposal that would, for those who are at the upper income levels would basically advance their future social security benefits only in line with inflation rather than peg them to growth of wages and for somebody who is not born yet, 70 years from now, that would result in benefits for upper income people, 40% less than are currently scheduled in law. the problem with that of course is that the white house says nothing about their own proposal which is nothing which will in 21 years, according to the social security trustees,