hiltje: the natural gas producer is incredibly rich. they have huge legal departments that try to draw everything out as long as possible. i always say, they hang you on a little stick and wait for you to give up. that's how they do it. that's my impression. reporter: the object of hiltje's ire is a company called nam, a joint venture of the dutch state and the shell and exxon oil and gas multinationals. its spokesman explains that natural gas has been extracted here since 1960. now, the ground is giving way. over the years, the gas has brought in 300 billion euros in revenues. but none of that money was put in reserve for potential damages. >> the groningen gas field has made the dutch state a lot of money over many decades. the money went into state coffers, but now it's been spent on infrastructure, public expenditures and the like. so it's been used to do a lot of good things for the people of the netherlands. reporter: good things for the netherlands, but groningen is left with a mass of problems. once beautiful houses have become

natural gas. after the face lifted underwent last year the outer appearance of the up has become more individualistic from the bumper through the headlights with l.e.d. daytime running lights to the side mirrors with integrated flashing lights the whole design has been sharpened or redone there are also new exteriors colors contrast the roof colors exterior stickers and colored rims to choose from. a boy here emanuel tells us that even though the natural gas tank is below the trunk it still has lots of space for a city car. the center console has an optional smartphone integration plug in the device are connected via bluetooth and the host wagon app turns the smartphone into an infotainment system with a navigation function an onboard computer. the seats with integrated headdress are modern and upbeat to. emanuel says the eco app doesn't claim to be a race car but it's great for the environment and your wallet with three hundred miles driving range for about eleven year us most gas and diesel vehi

gary cohen reportedly telling law makes they will have a chance to vote to raise the gas tax to help pay for infrastructure. gary b., you say we need to pump the brakes on this one. >> gary: exactly. we need to go the opposite way dagen. there's three key points in my argument here. number one is we don't have a revenue problem we have a spending problem in fact if you look at since 1983 when we started raising the gas tax, its gone up considerably since then and the problem is we're spending it a lot of that money on silly stuff like light rail, skateboard parks, bike paths, all well and good but that money which is supposed to go to fix the roads isn't going to fix the roads. point number two, there is a straw man out there who says our nations infrastructure is crumbeling. it is not according to the chicago fed, the george mason university the quality of the roads out there has been stable for the last 10 years and the percentage of bridges that need repair is actually at its lowest percentage in the last 15 years, and finally, per a federal gas tax, 98% of the roads and bridges a

it is the largest importer of america's natural gas. that is likely to grow significantly if it continues energy reform. to be tied to prospects of economic growth in imports across the border it is cheap and available in with this political climate. to go to the negotiation end of nafta there is huge elements them with the international energy company it may take you 36 hours to get that from anywhere it could be exponentially longer if you are in argentina. so that seamless interaction is beneficial with natural gas and oil production. if we head down in maurer confrontational rose. >> is there any geopolitics with those issues with north korea?. >> and with those options are not attractive but but with the diplomatic cancer with that and attractiveness were the risks is the one to go for. to with that strategy put that in place and that is a big part of the sanctions package it -- package to that extent of the global economy a lot of those our energy in nature with exporters and importers. but with that analogy has limited use isn't

solar has declined faster in price than oil and gas. what do you think would happen over the next decade? >> this is the question i will demand. it is interesting, so many in this room the read the national intelligence council comes out with global trends every four or so years. if you read the tooth they report it talks about the coming energy transition but it is all about renewable space and not about the oil and gas space where things are always happening. it is right to put a big question mark around this. my sense is there will be technological aspects to affect the oil and gas revolution. i wouldn't say we are at the end of that at all. there is still more than one way to be covered and we can still expect technology to have some impact on our ability and the ability of others to produce more, maybe for lower prices. that will eventually come to a house. on the other side i don't know who to attribute this, technology moves much more slowly but when it arrives it happens more quickly than you would expect. that is what we are wa

a gas tax is regressive and listen, i think that the elites who are really disconnected from the fact that this will harm americans and on average, a lot of americans don't even have $500 for an emergency. that would mean coming up with more money to pay for a higher gas price that they don't really have in their budget, so it will harm hard working americans. it's not a good idea. >> dagen: i just want to figure out a way to make people driving teslas pay for the infrastructure and road repair because they're not paying gas tax. >> they're getting a subsidy. >> dagen: yeah, thank you. thank you, jonas ferris thanks everybody guys and gals cashing in just over an hour from now. liz clayman, what do you guys have coming up? >> hi, dagen the dnc and hillary clinton's campaign caught red handed funding the russian dossier on president trump. huge news, right? so why are mainstream media networks downplaying it? plus, mixed messages from the white house and lawmakers about the fate of your 401 (k). will your retirement accounts be capped or taxed sooner rather than later? big news here, c

natural gas. after the face lifted underwent last year the outer appearance of the up has become more individualistic from the bumper through the headlights without leaving daytime running lights to the side mirrors with integrated flashing lights the whole design has been sharpened or redone there are also new exteriors colors contrast the roof colors exterior stickers and colored rims to choose from. a boy here emanuel tells us that even though the natural gas tank is below the trunk it still has lots of space for a city car. the center console has an optional smartphone integration. luggin the device are connected via bluetooth and the host wagon pap turns the smartphone into an infotainment system with a navigation function an onboard computer. the seats with integrated headdress are modern and upbeat to. him at all says the eco app doesn't claim to be a race car but it's great for the environment and your wallet with three hundred miles driving range for about eleven year us most gas and dies

gas is a little bit different than electric and that we need to come to your house to restore gas service. just call that number and we will put you in touch and get somebody out there. >> if you have all of the gas back on by wednesday night, and all of the power back on tonight, and what is left for you guys to do?>> we are able to work with our distribution system to provide that power to our customers. we still have work to do with damage to our transmission system. we will be replacing polls and restringing wires and that kind of thing. there will be a lot of work that is still ahead to get the system back where it needs to be. but honestly, the priority is safety and getting the electricity to our customers. >> last question. odyssey the concerns are with windstorms like what we had last week and trees falling into power lines. what are you guys doing to make sure that something like that does not happen again?>> honestly, as we restore customers and make repairs to our infrastructure, we do have vegetation crews out there to look at the damage that perhaps happen to the trees and o

the importers wanted to extract gas in scotland instead. i think this is a hugely negative message for scotland, beyond our interest in shale. this is a message that says that we're not going to rest in science, we're going to accept public opinion as described as being the basis of the decision. experts disagree on the safety and environmental impact of fracking. recent geological research suggests our shale rock is too old to provide much gas. we are apparently 55 million years too late. sarah smith, bbc news, grangemouth. the american singer, tom petty, who's died at the age of 66, was a "poet and a music master on stage" — according to one of the many tributes paid today. tom petty had a long career with his band the heartbreakers and the travelling wilburys and sold more than 80 million records. amond those who expressed their admiration today was bob dylan, as david sillito reports. # well, i won't back down # no i won't back down... tom petty only ever had one ambition. as a child he met elvis, and then came the beatles, and his he

natural gas. after the face lifted underwent last year the outer appearance of the up has become more individualistic from the bumper through the headlights with l.e.d. daytime running lights to the side mirrors with integrated flashing lights the whole design has been sharpened or redone there are also new exteriors colors contrast in roof colors exterior stickers and colored rims to choose from. a boy here emanuel to. as is that even though the natural gas tank is below the trunk it still has lots of space for a city car. the center console has an optional smartphone integration plug in the device are connected via bluetooth and the host wagon app turns the smartphone into an infotainment system with a navigation function and onboard computer. the seats with integrated headdress are modern and upbeat to. yeah they came out to us says the eco app doesn't claim to be a race car but it's great for the environment and your wallet with three hundred miles driving range for about eleven year us most g

withon as you come out gas, youor another come out with a new gas. in 1917, you come up with the worst gas -- mustard gas. it is a blister agent. when he gets on your skin, it raises huge, nasty pus-filled blisters. your eyes, nose, mouth, your armpits. other places. when you get muster and other places, you do not feel like playing soldier anymore. if you breathe that mustard gas in, now those blisters are on your lungs. and what happens as over time those continue to grow, they pop, they fill your lungs with fluid and you drown. but the minute that you come out with that, the allies come out with a new gas mask. the americans will make their masks based upon this and it will protect you against mustard. unlike a modern gas mask, it is not airtight, ok? so there is still going to be some of that mustard gas to get in. to giveit work, just you an idea how how nasty this is, you have to use this clilp to keep your nose closed, and you have to breathe in and out of this tube. now, anybody been a snorkeler here? i hate snorkeling. after a couple minutes

tank before the state's new gas tax takes effect starting tomorrow the price of a gallon of gas will jump .12, .20 for diesel. question of the day, what do you think of the gas tax going into he effect tomorrow. taking a look at the results here. seventy-four percent say you oppose it. seventeen percent say you support it. there has been a lot of responses out there regarding this particular topic. gasia what are you seeing. >> i would like to read a rare yes, gas is a dying technology, tax it. the viewer points out europe gas tax is higher. >>> i have one dave nelson said gas tax is another ripoff for residents of california. most of the money will disappear, be used for ott 0er project -- other projects and friends of governor brown. >>> let's talk sports right now. 49ers pulled off a trade for a new quarterback mid season. the niners traded for new england patriots quarterback, tom brady's backup since drafted back in 2014. joining us on the phone, ports director mark ibanez, caught me off guard. what do you think of the move here? >> i really like it, i do not see a down side to

get the first gas mask. pretty freaking basic. all that is, is a cotton wadding pad that has a bicarbonate soda solution. you keep it wet. you wear it over your nose and mouth. you have some steam punk goggles and you have your glasses. you come up with it and begin in the trenches within the first five days. now, what really shocked me and i have studied war for a while now, it has made me a deep dark cynic. military history will make you a cynical person. you look at the amount of thought that is going into the weapons technology, it will depress you. find a cure for cancer. screw that. find a way to kill off half the population of europe. sign us up. the minute chlorine gas does not work, they do not say oh well, that was a good idea. no, we come up with a better gas. they come up with phosgene. it is actually the biggest killer gas of world war i. it is colorless and odorless. a faint smell. it kills because the soldiers do not have an immediate response to it like chlorine. you're in it and getting a le

una fuga de gas mantenÍa en vilo a las cuadrillas. muchos de ellos ya habÍan tenido que irse de sus hogares de manera obligada. >> a las 2:00 de la maÑana nos tocara las patas para que saliÉramos de donde vivimos. reportera: quÉ vio cuando saliÓ? >> toda la gente estaba alborotada, con riendo para los carros y sacando cosas de su casa. reportera: los planes para esta noche son flexibles. asÍ como ellos, miles de evacuados y quienes perdieron sus residencias enfrentan la dura realidad. el panorama este desolaciÓn y expectativa, por lo que vendrÁ maÑana cuando la luz regrese. las autoridades recuerdan que estÁ penado por la ley ingresar a esta zona de desastre y tambiÉn las otras mÁs donde los siniestros crearon cabos. en santa rosa, beatriz ferrari, noticias univisiÓn 14 . buenas noches, beatriz, gracias por tu reporte. un vocero seÑalÓ que se recibieron reportes de al menos 100 personas nuestra compaÑera estÁ en un albergue y nos tiene la desalentadora situaciÓn por lo que estÁn pasando las personas que desgraciadam

tax that raised their gas tax. then they put an inflator and in part used the fuel economy of the entire georgia vehicle fleet. that kicked in this past year, it created an adjustment so that they didn't lose any money into their own revenue based on the rising fuel economy. we are going to have to look for things that create some way to adjust through to the near future, but not to forget the baseline of what the funding is that will get us there. >> i didn't see your hand. >> i wanted to flag mr. davis, washington state is one of the few states that has stepped up and taken the invitation from federal highways to study road uses charges. our transportation commission is launching a project involving some 2000 drivers across the state, also partnering with oregon and idaho to look at road uses charges and how they might work, leave it to some people who have an app on their phone to measure miles. it's not necessarily by mileage, it's the fining usage in a number of different ways. they are looking at different co

it is not just oil and gas and coal. innovation, advances in technology, energy can be the benefit of all of us. one of the hardest leases head in the last administration -- hitch in the last administration was in west virginia. eight months ago, west virginia had lost hope. mines were closing, jobs were being ripped away. under this administration, west virginia is roaring back. we celebrated the opening of the that brought back economic security and hope. and the first quarter of 2017, west virginia was second in the nation in gdp. out west, local communities like my home state of montana, [inaudible] railroad andom a timber town. if you want to see small towns get stripped, no jobs, the elderly, kids cannot come home, it affects a lot of small communities. i can tell you the on: miningion's war and timber and the ability for a local community, they have opportunity and to use our that isands for wealth, over. one of my first actions to ourrse the ban on coal on public land. mining was up 20% nationally in the first qu

kron 4's yoli aceves is live at a gas station in fremont this morning with the details. ( yoli) the gas tax in california goes into effect this wednesday. that means you will start paying twelve cents more for a gallon of gas. this is all part of governor brown's plan to fix the roads in california. repairs have been needed ever since severe storms hit the state and wrecked roads earlier this year. the gas tax is designed to raise 52-billion dollars towards road repairs over the next ten years. one man who drives an r-v says the gas tax won't prevent him from hitting the road. ( terisa ) ( terisa ) here's a look at prices around the bay area right now. in oakland it's $3.08 for a gallon of regular. in san jose it's six cents less. and san francisco is always the most expensive at $3.18 for a gallon of gas. ( james ) four people are behind bars this morning after a motorcycle sideshow. it happened yesterday afternoon on southbound interstate 880 in oakland. a c-h-p aircraft spotted about 200 motocycles at the scene. several motorcyles fled the area and hit the streets of hayward. officer

the importers, ineos wanted to extract gas in scotla nd ineos wanted to extract gas in scotland instead. it's a negative message for scotland beyond our interest in shale. it's a message that says we will not rest in science we will accept public opinion as described as being the basis of the decision. experts disagree on the safety anded environmental impact of fracking. recent geological research suggests our shale rock is too old to provide much gas. we are, apparently, 55 million years too late. sarah smith, bbc news, grangemouth. a homeless man who attacked a family who'd offered him shelter and a job, has pleaded guilty at birmingham crown court to two counts of murder. aaron barley, who's 2a, stabbed tracey wilkinson and her teenage son, pierce, at the family home where they'd taken him in, in stourbridge, in the west midlands. a general strike is being held across the region of catalonia in protest against the government and police crackdown on sunday on people voting in a referendum on independence for the region of catalonia. huge crowds have gathered in the regional capital b

lng versus russian gas in europe but we'll have to leave that for next time. megan, thank you for writing this terrific book and thank you for a terrific discussion. >> thank you for hosting us. [inaudible discussion] [inaudible discussion] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] you're watching booktv on c-span2 with top nonfiction books and authores every weekend. booktv, television for serious readers. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to barnes and noble upper west side. davi

delivery driver attacked, knocked unconscious and robbed at a gas station. now police are looking for the group every young men responsible, absolutely brutal here. steve keeley at police headquarters with the latest for us, steve? >> yes, well, good choice of word there, thomas. brutal. but you can also add bold, brazen, carefree. it all still will be understated words to describe this crime. look at the video, surveillance of the armed robbers, who do not care that there are witnesses watching. see this car, driving around with the headlight on, and the driver stops and watches this whole thing come down. they're coming and going, at this busy gas station, very busy baltimore avenue. friday night at 11:00. you see the driver pull in, pull up, stop, watch as this 56 year old pizza delivery guy in his apron comes out -- out, gets hit hard enough in the head, front behind cowardly with a gun to knock him out. for three days all right in front of the other drivers witnessing this, all in front of all of the surveillance at the gas station, the victim just out

directly. 22% of our state government revenue comes from oil and gas. i mean, it's a big part of who we are as a state. >> narrator: in oklahoma city, the basketball arena is named after chesapeake energy, and the skyline is dominated by oil company headquarters. >> the devon tower, designed to hold up to 3,000 devon employees. at over 900, feet it will be the tallest building in oklahoma. >> narrator: but with the epa aggresively pursuing a clean agenda, all of that seemed suddenly at risk. >> oklahoma stands... is a little unique, uh, when it comes to global climate change because if-if you're going to cost your friends and neighbors their jobs, you want to be damn certain you're right. i think much of middle america gets concerned that the federal government will regulate us for the benefit of the people living on the coasts. >> seems to me like our government has gotten completely out of control. uh, it appears that they are becoming our rulers instead of representatives. >> you could just see the angst in people's eyes. uh, and they wanted somebody

natural gas. after the face lifted underwent last year the outer appearance of the up has become more individualistic from the bumper through the headlights with l.e.d. daytime running lights to the side mirrors with integrated flashing lights the whole design has been sharpened or redone there are also new exteriors colors contrast the roof colors exterior stickers and colored rims to choose from. a pool. emmanuel tells us that even though the natural gas tank is below the trunk it still has lots of space for a city car. the center console has an optional smartphone integration plug in the device are connected via bluetooth and the host wagon app turns the smartphone into an infotainment system with a navigation function an onboard computer. the seats with integrated headdress are modern and upbeat to. yeah they came out of us says the eco app doesn't claim to be a race car but it's great for the environment and your wallet with three hundred miles driving range for about eleven year us most gas

we did an index the gas tax. we are having alternative fuels, and number of members of congress drive vehicles that don't make any gas tax whatsoever. and we need to look down the road. my kids never take cars. they use a car sharing service will look at autonomous vehicles. i'd like all of you to help with us take about how i'm going to look at those aspects? how are we going to be evaluating projects based on future infrastructure needs when we had such a rapidly changing technology, rapidly changing usage patterns, increasing urbanization which mr. rogoff talked about. we will be needing to do a lot more transit if you look at the demographic pattern. that's happening very fast and we will need your help in thinking that through. that's one question. another one is on the p3s, one of the concerns i am and i think they to be part of the next, but that prioritizes making revenue not necessarily what is in the publics interest in meeting those needs. so it meets certain kinds of projects. it may be very smart for

utica gas shales. i'm very concerned about the reliability of this. you another people have talked a little bit about the polar vortex of 2014. i was here doing a lot of that discussion during that period of time. i think people need to remember what the elements were like, because after that, they came and testified before us that we came within one small power plant of having a blackout on the east coast. talking about 500 megawatts, a small power plant. since 2014, we've had 34 coal-fired power plants closed down. we've tried to replace them with gas and wind and other things, and that is to our credit, to the credit of the utility companies. but your own analysis coming from staff and otherwise has said during the polar vortex, 22% of the power generating capacity in the market was lost during that period of time and 55% of that was in gas fired power plants. so i am concerned about, if we think we're going to get reliability simply switching over to gas when we found out there's some issues. that'

. >>> gas up today. kpix 5's sandra osborne explains why it will save you some money. >> reporter: you can expect to pay more at the gas pump. tomorrow the increase is an 12 cents increase in gas taxes per gallon some drivers adds up. >> us poor taxpayers we are in the clinch of everything. we have to have gas. >> reporter: she is a grandmother helping out with her daughter's three children in san jose. her family drives about 300 miles per week so they pay attention to gas prices. >> 12 more cents tomorrow. >> reporter: gas taxes go up 12 cents, a 43% tax hike. diesel will be 20 secretaries more 20 cents a gallon, part of a transportation funding bill getting $54 billion in the next 10 years to public transit and road improvements. >> it might make me buy an electric car faster. >> reporter: erica supports the tax hike. she hopes to will mean fewer people on the roads. on the other hand, an asphalt business owner we caught up with says the hike will cut into profits. >> at the end of the year, it adds u

natural gas. after the face lifted underwent last year the outer appearance of the up has become more individualistic from the bumper through the headlights without leaving daytime running lights to the side mirrors with integrated flashing lights the whole design has been sharpened or redone there are also new exteriors colors contrast the roof colors exterior stickers and colored rims to choose from. a boy here emanuel tells us that even though the natural gas tank is below the trunk it still has lots of space for a city car. the center console has an optional smartphone integration plug in the device are connected via bluetooth and the host wagon app turns the smartphone into an infotainment system with a navigation function an onboard computer. the seats with integrated headdress are modern and upbeat to. day emanuel says the eco app doesn't claim to be a race car but it's great for the environment and your wallet with three hundred miles driving range for about eleven year us most gas and die

be going to exhaust gas from one hundred years in a car or almost three hundred from. cars top i think is a significant impact and this is the impact of just one building. one person who would greatly benefit from a city made of the cement his resident lara tournament. child of child she suffers from severe asthma and due to the heavily polluted air here which is now affecting her mobility solera you are a true millon these woman you've lived here your entire life say only so those same preprinted. when did you first start to notice that the pollution in the city was really affecting your health condition if i'm in trouble that it probably may be displayed at sea or maybe hours mark the bottom key to. enjoy a good place beautiful only to malign machine to do the best the bad news said the job of course he could be a boy are you starting to hear of more and more cases like yourself seemingly pretty near and so broken younger than you do so it's not just the elderly who are affected studies have shown a direct correlation between air pollution and as my own children and

the prosecution say emile cilliers deliberately loosened the nut on this gas pipe to create a gas leak. 0ne forensic scientist told the court it would have taken significant force to loosen the nut, and that the tool was one used in cilliers' home. another witness was michael osbourne, a gas engineer. he was called out after victoria cilliers smelled gas, in order to fix the leak. mr 0sbourne told the prosecution that the nut had been loosened by a quarter of one turn, possibly with a tool, and that when he did it back up, the gas leak stopped. but he acknowledged under cross—examination from the defence, that the nut could have come undone through heat, acknowledging that the pipe was next to the kitchen cooker. the trial has already heard that a week after the gas leak, emile cilliers allegedly sabotaged his wife's parachute at the airbase in wiltshire. mrs cilliers fell 4,000 feet after both her main and reserve chutes failed to open properly. she suffered a number of injuries. emile cilliers denies two counts of attempted murder and one of recklessly endangering life. the trial c

en cuanto al servicio de gas hemos apagado el servicio de gas, aproximadamente 26,000 personas en santa rosa, napa. tambiÉn son otras 4000 personas que no tienen gas. esto lo hicimos porque este incendio no sÓlo se ha daÑado casas y estructuras, tambiÉn tuberÍas. es una medida de precauciÓn para mantener seguro al pÚblico. >> quÉ pasa con los cables que se han caÍdo? quÉ tiene uno que hacer? >> como mencionaron hay muchas personas que se estÁn acercando para tomar fotos y publicarlas aa redes sociales pero es peligroso. hay postes de luz y cables que han caÍdo, tiene que mantenerse elegido, porque podrÍa tener corriente elÉctrica. es demasiado peligroso, no debe acercarse ni tocar ningÚn tipo de equipamiento elÉctrico que se haya caÍdo. debe reportarlo de inmediato a la policÍa llamando al nÚmero 1800 743 5000. >> para aquellas personas que estÁn sin energÍa elÉctrica,que no se destruyeron sus hogares, cuÁl es el panorama? >>ahorita la situaciÓn es muy complicada. esos incendios no han sido contenidos. nuestra labor serÁ larga y complicada. no sabemos cuÁndo se

drivers at this walnut creek gas station didn't know the gas tax were going up next week. >> i don't drive too much, i have two little kids under five, so i kind of drive around the block. >> i think the gas tax is a joke. there was supposed to be a gas tax to fix the roads previously. >> it was a huge surprise to me i didn't foe about. and the thing is it's one more thing we got to suck it in and move on. >> reporter: diesel will go up 20 cents per gallon. >> we drive 350 million miles a year in california. that puts a lot of wear and tear on the roads. the money we need to keep them maintained properly hasn't been there. >> reporter: the tax cycle approved by the legislature in april expect to bring in $54 billion for road repair over the next >> it's a level that makes sense. they use the roads, i use the roads in our electric vehicle and we need to put in to better roads. we also need to transition our driver driving to much more efficient and exercise electric vehicles. >> reporter: in walnut creek, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> here's a look at how current gas prices stand in the

this is video from healdsburg from two gas stations sold out of gas this morning and you can see those handwritten signs, they read no gas and out. a third gas station has a long line of people waiting to fill up, that's the scene we saw yesterday, no telling what it will be like today. so bad cars were backed up lining all of those streets just trying to get some gas so they can get out of that area. >> evacuation centers have been set up at several locations in napa and sonoma counties, many are full, though, so here are the ones that still have room. here is one in napa valley college on highway 221 that's in addition to a center at the napa county fairgrounds in calistoga. in sonoma county elsie allen high school at 599 bellevue avenue is open to evacuees. new life christian church on clegg street, also the petaluma county center and the sbast pole community center in sebastopol. also the analy high solano community college on suisan valley road in fairfield. we are updating this on our website. >>> hospitals in santa rosa are asking those who do not have a medical emergency to go

proposals to make sure that there is a gas cylinder resection rather than tankers coming in. heavily populated people say they're tired of all the talk and want action not just from the political leaders but also from those involved in the industry i'm of watching al-jazeera across. stay with us on al-jazeera coming up the. teenager who escaped mass killings in. the house fashion industry is saving the country's monuments we'll be back in just a minute. we got some very heavy rain pushing towards vietnam over the next couple of days what an organized circulation this one that might develop into something a little more ominous as we go through monday into tuesday very wet weather coming in here that will drive its way further westwards into indo-china the right line of pretty lively showers making the way across northern parts of vietnam then and into the fosse out west of china still some rather wet weather to just around the by a bingo particularly up towards the ganges nasi looking crop of storms here bringing some very heavy showers into bangladesh into the northeast of in

we subsidize oil and gas. and so, the idea -- the question is how do you make it as fair as you can? you know, we are probably going to argue about that. chairman upton and i would probably have some disagreements about the perfect way to put a system in place and that is what we are doing here. that was really kind of medical with the four of three to get us talking about the whole idea in the understanding that we have subsidize the energy industry for a long time. i frankly don't have a problem with that. if the concept of the free market is you're not going to have any impact except the market. supply and demand. i don't know if i want to bet my grandmother for someone's grandmother's safety and security on whether the lights will come on totally and absolutely unregulated. >> i'm interpreting this saying it should not be neutral in the real world. my time is up. >> ferc ought to have an open conversation with all of us about how we make sure we can keep electricity is affordable and accessible as we can.

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i'm coming from the area, it's gas. 42% of all the gas produced in america comes from this region that i represent, part of which the gas shells. so i'm very concerned about the reliability of this. so i want to build back. you've used and other people have talked a little bit about the polar vortex of 2014. i was here during a lot of that discussion, during that period of time. i think people need to remember what elements were like, because in 2014, after that they came here, ferc came and testified before us that we came within small power plant of having a blackout on the east coast. talking about 500 mega watts. a small power plant. since 2014 we've had 34 coal firepower plants close down since that period of time. now, we've tried to replace them with gas and wind and other things. that's to our credit. to the credit of the utility companies. but year own unless coming from staff and otherwise have said you're in that polar vortex. 22% of the power generating capacity in the market was lost during that period of time. 55% of that was in gas fired power plants. so i'm concerned ab

i'm coming from the area, it's gas. 42% of all the gas produced in america comes from this region that i represent, part of which the gas shells. so i'm very concerned about the reliability of this. so i want to build back. you've used and other people have talked a little bit about the polar vortex of 2014. i was here during a lot of that discussion, during that period of time. i think people need to remember what elements were like, because in 2014, after that they came here, ferc came and testified before us that we came within small power plant of having a blackout on the east coast. talking about 500 mega watts. a small power plant. since 2014 we've had 34 coal firepower plants close down since that period of time. now, we've tried to replace them with gas and wind and other things. that's to our credit. to the credit of the utility companies. but year own unless coming from staff and otherwise have said you're in po tthat polar vortex. 22% of the power generating capacity in the market was lost during that period of time. 55% of that was in gas fired power plants. so i'm concerne

this gas station, it's an interesting gas station. it serves up natural gas. that's great, we're lessening the carbon footprint in afghanistan. except for it's completely absurd because they don't have any cars that run on natural gas in afghanistan. so they build a $45 million plant. the original estimates that were that it was going to cost about half a ilin. so it was -- a million. so it was 46 times cost overruns. ends up costing $45 million. and it serves up natural gas that nobody has a car that runs on natural gas. we said, whoops. so we immediately bought them 24 cars that run on natural gas so they can go to the $45 million gas station and get their natural gas. but that wasn't enough because we had natural gas cars for them but they had no money to buy the natural gas so we bought them all credit cards. we bought them natural gas-burning cars. we gave them a natural gas gas station and bought them credit cards to reduce the carbon footprint of those living in afghanistan. this is absurd. when we look at the budget and we look at accounting, a lot of

he's seeing a lady pumping gas and sees the opportunity, jumpeded in. >> reporter: one gas station employee said he watched it play out. >> they drove around -- around here, you know, our fear was that it was going to hit the fuel truck because there was a fuel truck here. >> reporter: then the situation takes another turn. as the woman and the alleged carjacker fight for control. watch the driver of that fuel truck jump in to help. wrestling with the suspect who loses his clothing during the struggle before running away. police say no one was hurt in the ordeal but here at this gas station nerves are still high. >> this could happen anywhere no matter where you are. always lock your door and take your keys out of the ignition. >> that is the message this morning. police say you should not let your guard down. not even at your neighborhood gas station filling up. dan and paula, that truck driver absolutely saving the have been a whole lot worse. >> incredibly brave move on his part. >> indeed. >> a couple of lessons, always check your t-shirts for lottery tickets, never leave your keys in t

a situation happen where there was no gas at a pop in the south bay. the best thing you can do, we are all thinking what if that was my house? all these preparations you are promising you will make, make them tonight when you get home. >> i got a tweet this as sonoma valley out of gas, a 20 car weight at the shell on west america. people are going to get money and gas, in some cases there is no nap. last week you sat here and said what chopper monday. here we are.>> unfortunately this is a much bigger impact than what we would have ever thought. with the fire danger, the national weather service is the agency that issues these warnings. we have roger gas, the lead meteorologist for the national weather service. thank you for joining us. when you issued these warnings are remembered at all, if a fire were to start it was spread rapidly. unfortunately we are seeing that. >> absolutely. the views are devastating. we knew the weather pattern was going to be conducive for this type of rapid fire spread. in most cases we issue warnings and hope for the best,

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. >>> don't forget to fill up your car with gas. the price at the pump may never be this low again. >> and of course, we continue to track that fire burning in the foot hills of san with the alaska airlines visa signature card you get a companion ticket every year. so why not take...me? i mean i always spell your name right. seriously, take me, i can't listen to this playlist any longer. i'm thinking mexico, and i'm a quick packer. ♪ >>> the sheriff says the man arrested for intentionally setting the fire in the santa cruz mountains was depraved and reckless. 13 firefighters were hurt. it took 11 days to put it out and more than $7 million. david louie joins us live in boulder yeek more. >> reporter: the suspect marlon coy is no stranger to the sheriff's office. they arrested him one day after the bear fire started on october 16. in possession of stolen goods taken from a house inside the burn zone. he is in jail with bail set at $800,000. investigators from the sheriff's office believed some sort of dispute was behind the bear fi

hot water and gas. we need to dispose of that somehow. if we would not be captured in the middle east ok ok and contributing to climate change was. re injecting the waste products of water and gas into the ground and abel's the carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide to permeate the volcanic assaulted rock and transformed into stone. and we have an example of that here a beautiful example of what the close to the rock fixing this you do. in these rocks you how these cavities and each portion filled up with a couple millions you're turning the air pollution into the rock yeah. the car fix project replicates the natural process of weathering but instead of taking hundreds or thousands of years to turn into stone fix it in just six months. show me how successful the project is we first have to brave the weather again to take a sample of the gases which we can advance into liquid this is our miles. away this yr. in the dark i think we should just close of life gracefully getting medical. that can then. apply. and we have to have analyzed the c o

hills burro where two gas stations sold out of gas. a third station has a long line of people waiting to fill up. it's so bad cars are backing up in long lines on the street, almost like the gas crisis of the '70st. >> the mayor of santa rosa spoke a few minutes ago about what his town is deal being tonight. >> i want to acknowledge i'm as frustrated as all of you. as the scarcity of information we've had, i want to know how many have died, been injured, are in shelters, have been evacuated, how many structures have been lost. it's frustrating. on the other hand for the last 17 or 18 hours, our personnel have been out there doing the job of saving lives and that's got to come first. there will be time later on to pleasure up the damage and count the numbers. i want to just say that my heart goes out to everyone who has suffered loss suffer suffered loss in the last day or so. i'm lucky, my house is fine, my family is fine, my city is not. it's going to take a long time for us to recover, what's happened today. i'm really glad to have t

hills burro where two gas stations sold out of gas. a third station has a long line of people waiting to fill up. it's so bad cars are backing up in long lines on the street, almost like the gas crisis of the '70st. >> the mayor of santa rosa spoke a few minutes ago about what his town is deal being tonight. >> i want to acknowledge i'm as frustrated as all of you. as the scarcity of information we've had, i want to know how many have died, been injured, are in shelters, have been evacuated, how many structures have been lost. it's frustrating. on the other hand for the last 17 or 18 hours, our personnel have been out there doing the job of saving lives and that's got to come first. there will be time later on to pleasure up the damage and count the numbers. i want to just say that my heart goes out to everyone who has suffered loss suffer suffered loss in the last day or so. i'm lucky, my house is fine, my family is fine, my city is not. it's going to take a long time for us to recover, what's happened today. i'm really glad to have t

as in new york, dynegy and other oil and gas companies sued illinois. and again their case was dismissed. yet, in both states the n.r.d.c. defended the state's authority to map a clean energy future. >> the parties that filed those cases were essentially a who's who of the dirtiest, most inefficient polluting fossil plants that had stood to gain a whole lot of money if those nuclear plants went offline abruptly. it was not to defend the nuclear programs themselves. it was really that precedent and that state authority to chart a clean energy future. that was a critical tool. not only for new york and illinois but again, going the wrong way could have jeopardized renewables programs across the entire nation. >> reporter: even with the interest in extending the life of old nuclear power plants, constructing new reactors has seen minimal growth. earlier this year, in south carolina, utility companies pulled the plug on two planned reactors. the project billions of dollars over budget. leaving these two georgia units as the only ones in the works. if comple

they are just here today because they need gas. starting tomorrow gas is going to cost more. our gas tax goes into effect tomorrow, it's 12 cents more a gallon, 20 cents morton diesel. this is california's new gas tax. the drivers we have talked to today about it are less than thrilled. >> that's crazy. that sucks. i mean, i guess it's good for our roads, i guess, but isn't there enough tax money that goes into the roads? yeah, that's ridiculous. >> reporter: this is to pay for our roads. the tax is expected to bring in $52 billion over the next ten years to pay for road improvements. electric vehicles don't have to pay this tax, but you do have to pay $100 a year to go toward road maintenance. again, starting tomorrow, 12 cents more a gallon, fill up today if you can. reporting live in concord, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> bart's new fare inspection program will cost the agency $740,000 a year. >> it's police chief does not think it will be effective at least at first. that's according to sfgate.com. a $75 fine starts on january 1st. six inspectors were fired to go person