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Being in a hotel without electricity. >> it gets hot? >> oh, its bad. >> the presidents coming today. what would you tell him? find a way to get gas supplies into town. >> reporter: you hear that need for gas because so many people are still operating on those generators and you see these long lines not only here in the city, but really all across the area and weve been staying in mississippi and you see gas station after gas station with these long lines and people doing whatever they can to st...

Jersey governor talking about resilient infrastructure. it has to be resilient for the climate crisis. and the biden administration is tapping into the emergency oil stockpile as the gas crisis in louisiana worsens. one of the rare ways that the white house can try to tackle inflation and concerns about shortages leads to hire gas prices. tapping that reserve, it comes as two-thirds of gas stations in new orleans and baton rouge are out of gas. and those who do find fuel they face long lines. ...

Expect gas prices to go up a noticeable amount. gas buddy estimates they will increase anywhere from 5 to 5 cents per gallon thats because operators halted almost all oil and gas production in the gulf of mexico in advance of the storm on top of that. this region accounts for one fifth of the countrys refining capacity s&p global says nearly 75% of the states refining capacity is off line right now. including louisianas two largest refineries operated by exxon mobil and marathon. no word on when...

Morning where i could pop off. colonian pipeline, they shut down two lines from houston to greensboro, north carolina. other two lines from north carolina to new jersey remain operational. they say that will fuel supply in the southeast is fine because they have terminals a throughout the area, but also important to know type 12% of the refining capacity is in baton rouge and new orleans. this is an area so important to the country certainly as an economic engine and providing fuel for the rest ...

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Risking their lives to go out in the street and protest against the regime just goes to show you how far that frustration runs. >> yeah. true. gul there in istanbul. thank you so much. oil reserves and very little refining capacity. thats part of the party. the 2020 election is one year away. but the impeachment hearings of president trump right now. we will travel to the u.s. heartland. to find out. we will bring you that after the break. also, a rising tide in venice threatens more historic ...

Refining capacity. this under normal circumstances would be a flat out disaster for the united states and, yet, fracking fracking has mental that the united states is energy independent. we have buffer. we dont need to fight middle eastern wars over oil anymore. we dont as of today. that is until we shut down our own energy sector to implement a green new deal which many are proposing on the left. danielle, executive director of power of the future. daniel, thanks so much for coming on. so, for ...

The fbi gave the name of a man who may have ordered two saudi officials to assist the hijackers but wont let him share that name with any of the 9/11 families. they said its state secrets in refusing to declassify. the affair report contains ties to saudi hijackers. did this on the grounds of an active investigation and said it would hurt relations with a foreign ally. kridler called the accusation ridiculous and said they want to keep it secret. hes vowing to get that declassified. we will keep...

Understand hes bluffing. military power is not an appropriate tool to keep the gulf open. we can punish the iranians terribly, nor is it an appropriate tool and their nuclear capability. >> why do you say that? why would military punishment, which you argue wisely can be inflicted upon iran, while we may not be able to get to their nuclear plants all that effectively, we can certainly take out a lot of their refining capacity, their military capacity, why wouldnt that be a deterrent in your opin...

Appropriate tool to end their nuclear capability. >> why do you say that? why would military punishment, which you argue wisely can be inflicted upon iran, while we may not be able to get to their nuclear plants all that effectively, we can certainly take out a lot of their refining capacity, their military capacity, why wouldnt that be a deterrent in your opinion, why would it not be effective? >> its hard to imagine us achieving our objective by doing so. by the way, in the 80s, the u.s. navy ...