but at a certain point it may become uneconomic. so much canadia crude.t through the refinery. gerri: what do you have to say? >> we need export capacity. refineries are expensive. extremely time consuming. look at the regulatory process. the massive capital to invest. there is always a big deal that the u.s. is not built a new refinery, but they added capacity. if you put the same amount of capacity as in the refinery was the difference? gerri: of tell you, u.s. imports of crude oil have gone down. and that is good news. thank ou for coming on. great information. appreciate your time. >> thank you. gerri: it is time for this business day in history. way back in 1987, fox made its prime-time tv debut with its first show. the show immediately garnered attention and controversy for its risque content, and in 1989 and was the subject of a boycott. the network's signature show. eveven though it declined in ratings in may became a little but cartoonish and raise the longest running live-action comedy in the network's history here. today they continue to entert

the rising fuel prices means it's becoming uneconomic to service certain roots.eople are trying to work around this issue. >> when suli's grandfather died he needed to get from fiji's capital to kadavu but there was no commercial boat to get him time.in commercial time >> it's really hard to get into the island. >> over night diesel fuel cargo boats are the way most get around. but if the price of fuels goes out fiji shipping ground are being shipped back. some islands aren't being serviced at all. longer arrive. >> therefore there is a need to meet that kind of demand from smaller -- more isolated location. >> a few decades ago, there was no such problem. boats like this for passengers and bigger versions. the goods were common and between. now, though, this is just one of eight boats left on fiji's main aland. there's introduction to reintroduce sales to cargo boats. this is one option being developed in japan. the green heart boats will have sew lor powered batteries for backup. it will be able to adopt or land straight on a remote island's beach. a prototype

. >> that is a critical point because, you know, the subsidies really are for uneconomic vehicles thatane. there clearly just political. melissa: after look at the carbon footprint of making that battery and then also charging them the energy that is made in order to create that tragedy. coming from a coal-fired plan. when you look an electric current think it is good for the environment, it is necessarily. thank you for coming on the show did your last stay in prison fall short? a budget complaint. prison evaluations are coming to one of the biggest of line review sites coming up next. you can never have too much "money." ♪ i turned 65 last week. the math of retirement is different today. money has to last longer i don't want to pour over pie charts all day. i want to travel, and i want the income to do it. ishares incomes etfs. low cost and diversified find out why nine out of ten large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus, which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it

in exchange they get uneconomic entertainment. so it's something we all understand.do we begrudge them? it's kind of fun to watch them. we'll keep going. we don't go on strike and stay out of movie theaters. we are not protesting over the $10 tickets. so let's take a look at the top occupations in the country. let's start with the bottom. this is from 2010. you can see the top ranked insurance ceos roughly $8000 an hour and by the way i did not make the top 10 in 2010. i'm working on it for 2013. do your top that way. by the way, that would be tiger woods. top ceos companies issued, top celebrities like opera was number one on that list. i was surprised to find out the top of this whole group removed the direct heirs. makes sense. so what we did is this thing called hedge funds managers office chair. $842,788 an hour. is 40 times that the movie stars make. what do they do? we don't know what they do, do it? you go ask anybody what they do advocate a stair. i don't know. are we paying to watch them perform, hit a golf ball? we don't know what they do, but they are mak

part of the happiness is to be found in pursuit of some of the very wide ranging and often uneconomic interests for someone like thomas jefferson jefferson and charles kelly. but it could enable us to engage in those interests. they are so crucial for success in business and trade. in much of western europe, a contrary attitude has long been characteristic of economic culture. it is consistent with maintaining encouragement with wealth creation and the attitude is that people need to be provided and protected. institutionally, that translates into the european social world. what's interesting is that there is very little evidence that such policies help make people happy. many people who are on long-term welfare are generally less happy than those who are in the same income but who do not do it through a welfare payment and instead do it through work and a job. we have to be careful not to read too much into these studies. correlation is not causality. it is suggested that economic cultures that prioritize institutions and are focused upon endless redistribution directed from the top

part of the happiness is to be found in pursuit of some of the very wide ranging and often uneconomic interests for someone like thomas jefferson jefferson and charles kelly. but it could enable us to engage in those interests. they are so crucial for success in business and trade. in much of western europe, a contrary attitude has long been characteristic of economic culture. it is consistent with maintaining encouragement with wealth creation and the attitude is that people need to be provided and protected. institutionally, that translates into the european social world. what's interesting is that there is very little evidence that such policies help make people happy. many people who are on long-term welfare are generally less happy than those who are in the same income but who do not do it through a welfare payment and instead do it through work and a job. we have to be careful not to read too much into these studies. correlation is not causality. it is suggested that economic cultures that prioritize institutions and are focused upon endless redistribution directed from the top