according to garner this is what makes it tough to own commodities. even when you've got a bullish scenario that gives you a floor but it doesn't necessarily translate into big gains. right now the u.s. is producing as much oil as ever with fewer rigs in operation. the last time we pumped this much oil was back in 2019. a year that saw prices range from the mid 40s to the mid 60s per barrel. despite similar domestic production, though, garner thinks that this could translate to a price range of 70 to $100 a barrel. $100 for oil in 2024. why? opec plus production cuts, strong export demand and political obstacles to make it harder to transport oil to where it's needed. she points out u.s. crude oil exports average 3.6 million barrels per day in 2022. that by the way is up 22% from the year before. last year exports probably averaged around 4 million barrels per day despite a significant drop in demand from china. the rest of the world is desperate for american energy, though. so how about the technicals? now, take a look at the seasonal chart of the ap

garner expects things could get really ugly for the bears.she expects the greens to bounce and she -- if she is right, will make it harder for the fed to cut rates anytime soon. so, the brisket here first, and then the bulls get hurt. but when the bears get hurt, you will have more pain for the supermarket and the restaurant, and that only, we'll, let's just say, it will be too late and marker will go back down. which i don't mind, but that is not in the cards right now. let's go to ed in illinois. ed? >> booyah, jimmy chill. your number one fan. >> oh, thank you. thank you buddy, what's up? >> i am calling about b l b r, builders firstsource. it keeps going up, and i want to add more. is this a [inaudible] mold or cell? >> i really want to this company on, but here is the thing, why it keeps going up. it sells at a ridiculously low multiple verses of emo. so, a veto saying, veto is doing well, which i think it is, builders firstsource must be doing even better, because they manufacture it efficiently building products to the professionals, n

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and, unfortunately, it has also garnered some noise complaints from some of the people who live rightoss the little alley way to actually get to those parks. so the department of recreation and parks say they have now just opened up some new pickle ball space nearby in the marina close to the marina branch library, and because of that they are now going to be taking away about four pickle ball courts, and re-converting them to tennis courts. >> okay. well, pickle ball is becoming such a big deal. a lot of people are wanting to learn how to do it. what are the pickle ballers telling you about these changes? and is there anything they can do to stop the city? >> reporter: well, it is interesting because they are all happy out there today playing. it was surprising to see so many people playing on these two different court areas. they are full. they say they are not happy about some of those courts being taken away. they say that they are going to -- they have already launched a petition. they will start lobbying the public parks board to delay some of these conversions so that they can

donald trump only garnered 50% of the vote.sident of the reblarhas had -- along comes a primary, he garners only 50%. there are lots of reports saying he won by a landslide because he had a 20% lead or 30% lead over desantis and nikki haley. but, he actually only got 50%. host: did you have a question for paul? we only have a couple of minutes left. caller: only 50% of the people voted. he did not win. that is a terrible loss. people should be reporting that. host: thanks, brian. let's go to richard in wisconsin on our independent line. caller: good morning. i have something a little different. where i work, there is 93 workers. 56 of us are married or living with somebody. we have our own polling box so no one knows how somebody voted. come to find out, we are democrat, republican and independents. , again, nobody here wants to vote for the republicans. democrats will vote for biden. independents are talking about what we found out, will vote for biden. nobody, the republicans people said that if trump is on the ballot box, th

support for his nation in theirfight against garner support for his nation in their fight against russia in economics and politics here at the world economic forum in davos. entity to keep faisal— economic forum in davos. entity to keep faisal as _ economic forum in davos. entity to keep faisal as lamb _ economic forum in davos. entity to keep faisal as lamb busy. - one talking point in davos is the boost to the global economy if people have the right skills for the jobs of the future. retraining and equipped workers with the right skills could boost the global economy to the tune of $8. 3 trillion by 2030, according to the world economic forum. so how does it come up with that figure? with increasing adoption of emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence and automation, there is no doubt of the impact that will have on jobs and the way we work. i'm joined now byjeff maggioncalda, ceo of coursera and one of the key speakers at davos on the race to reskill. how did the west come up with that number and $8.3 trillion boost to the global economy by 2030 assuming everyone has t

this could be the beginning of what could be a drawn out process, even as biden is already starting to garner criticism from various corners for acting without congress on this. and again, a mid fears of the us being dragged into a large or middle eastern bar. something, of course, which the us has some experience of. that was janelle, to milan and washington, and israel will defend itself at the international court of justice and the hague. today against accusations that is committed genocide and gaza, south africa, which brought the case set out its arguments yesterday. israel dismisses the allegations as baseless on the 1st day of a genocide case against the state of each row in the hague. demonstrations on both sides, much to the u. n's top court in search of 2 different visions of justice . inside the quotes and the legal team for south africa, she brought the case against israel, made the opening arguments to the publicly available evidence of the scale of the destruction resulting from the bombardment of garza and the deliberate restriction of food volta medicines and electricity avail

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he went on to garner praise as a singer releasing 5 albums and recording the hit. single don't give up on us. you later moved to britain becoming a citizen, to fulfill a dream of acting on stage his families as he passed away in the company of his loved ones. and a quick reminder of our top story today, israel's defense minister, your said, posting is, would be in charge and gaza after how boss is defeated. he added that he does not envision is really settler moving there. and that's our news roundup staging for our documentary series traveling to moldova, a nation that shares you brains connection to russia, including presence of kremlin troops. for more news, you can always have to our web site and our youtube channel. really thank you so much for your company. the votes people have to say to the that's why we listen to this story. the we talk every weekend on d. w. the mold of a country in 10 miles. this was the scene in march 2023 from.

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the hutus now have more motivation because that approach of attacking shipping as it had been what's garner them all this attention. so yesterday, even after the 1st set of strikes, we saw an attack and, and just to be very clear, this was against a vessel that was carrying russian crew. this was not against and his really vessel or vessel in any way tied to israel, but who have a long past the point where they are narrative of supporting palestine supporting guys. that is, it holds any water they are now attacking shipping, and he goes backwards, getting them the attention to the desire. and we have a position now where they may continue to lash out in somewhat of a haphazard or reckless way of making all shipping unsafe throughout the region. and it just started quick final question if i may, as regards the military capabilities of the united states, the united kingdom, if they wanted to engage in constant showing environment of, of who they talked to, they have the means, or are they overstretched as well? i, i think that i is really impressed and i can answer in terms of just looking at

i spoke to him and asked him about this scheme, which is garnering support amongst western diplomats.more sceptical about the precedent that might be set in what is supposed to be cast in a safe haven assets bought by whatever country in the world if they are suddenly used in a war. volodymyr zelensky told me they have a $300 billion in frozen russian assets and have destroyed ukraine and they should be used because essentially western taxpayers should not be relied on when those monies are available. i understand that european central banks are a little nervous about this scheme because they want to make sure that any deposits or deals with them have that cast in a safe haven basis and there is also a potential legal challenge. volodymyr zelensky is very keen to push the idea that spending these are frozen russian assets is the way forward to fund ukraine prostate reconstruction by the tens of billions of dollars. tracy rabi is a 13—year—old from tanzania who is on a mission to teach other kids about money and entrepreneurship. she has written three books and inspired other teenagers

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is that going to be enough to garner a ceasefire? is that going to be enough to uh, allow some hostages to be released or is that going to be enough to allow some more a get to the civilians regardless rep than have had their life completely devastated for the past few weeks, months and, and, and critics are now saying that here's the united states, once again, doing what the united states does, it's going into other countries to tell that country how to run the country. and that's probably the biggest fight at the moment, right now, just on a personal level here on american soil. i can tell you that there has been protest across the united states in that are calling for as the fire. and this is a show for the binding the administration in an election year and early in that election year to go out and say, look, let's count in this situation down. i think really the biggest worry point is that this is not going to be enough. if it is, it's a huge win for the biden administration. and in the election year you can have enough wins. rig

it's garnering support amongst western diplomats.al bankers are a little more sceptical about the precedent that might be set in what is supposed to be cast iron safe haven assets bought by whatever country in the world if they're suddenly used in a war. president zelensky telling me that they have $300 billion in frozen russian assets that have destroyed ukraine, and that they should be used because essentially, western taxpayers shouldn't be relied on when those monies are available. i understand that european central banks are a little nervous about this scheme, because then want to make sure that any deposits or deals with them have that cast iron safe haven basis. and there's also a potential legal challenge, too. but president zelensky very keen to push the idea that spending these frozen russian assets is the way forward to fund ukraine's reconstruction by the tens of billions of dollars. now, in the us, the fbi have begun an investigation after the bbc revealed allegations that the former ceo of abercrombie and fitch sexually

chris and i found during our research on julia garner that there's a good deal that's not known about her and more importantly, there's a lot that is misunderstood or just simply incorrect about the various chronicles of her life. on the right is case in point. here is the rose of long island lithograph caricature that was published in 1840. my 2018 new york history journal article, i'm not a model first lady julia gardiner tyler eller in the new york city print culture addresses this long standing error that she agreed to pose for it and that it was an advertisement for dry goods store in manhattan. so if you can see at the bottom there the month that the caricature was published, this the artist for the lithograph was thrown in jail and for creating a series of caricatures on several new york city families at the time. so indeed, got himself in a good bit of trouble there. and and you can see on the left above the 2021 exhibit of first ladies of the national portrait gallery in washington, d.c. you can see it all the way on the left there. it's quite small. so really would make a ra

. >> so is the criticism she is garnering a lot of momentum? the fundraising? the donor base? everybody's coming in to support nikki haley. any of those candidates, donors they'd kill to have. they are coming out. sidelines. waiting for this to be a one-on-one race and it is. i think ron's run a good race, chris run a good race, nikki has made it a one-on-one race. that's why the donors are coming out. nobody cares about any of that type of criticism. all those guys would love to have the support that nikki is garnering. they have run good races. we will see what happens in iowa. here in new hampshire we know that knicky has a shot to beat trump and hit the reset but on on this campaign for the country. >> ahead of those candidates and her is the former president and people do have concerns about that. >> barely. >> especially -- >> barely. >> concerns about how they are attacking each other. here is a conservative radio host moving to iowa for a minute, who has interviewed most of the field on his show and i want you to hear what he told cnn. >> i'll just read it for you now.

, we had the palm d'or winner was not the solution for france for best international feature, still garneredess. america ferrera did get a nod for best supporting actress in barbie pretty much for that one monologue, would you say? flat pretty much for that one monologue, would you say?— would you say? not 'ust that, as the sa would you say? not 'ust that, as they say if* would you say? not 'ust that, as they say if you b would you say? not 'ust that, as they say if you have _ would you say? notjust that, as they say if you have the - would you say? notjust that, as they say if you have the scene i would you say? notjust that, as l they say if you have the scene that can make the surreal you might make it to the oscars and america has the scene in that. but more than that, being a mum and being cute that died the article made this abroad type of comedy and having that redness and reality is a harder path than you think and i think she did that very amicably. i think for greta gerwig to cast her in this was great. again, i can't say i'm surprised by some of the results today, the margot robbi

had -- along comes a primary he garners only 50%.here are lots of reports saying he won by a landslide because he had a 20% lead or 30% lead over desantis and nikki haley. but, he actually only got 50%. host: did you have a question for paul? we only have a couple of minutes left. caller: only 50% of the people voted. he did not win. that is a terrible loss. people s brian. let's go to richard in wisconsin on our independent line. do you have a question for paul? morning. i have something a little different. where i work, there is 93 workers. 56 of us are married or living with somebody. we have our own polling box so no one knows how somebody voted. come to find out, we are democrat republican and independents. we come to find out again nobody here wants vote for the republicans. even the republicans do not. democrats will vote for biden. independents are talking about what we found out, will vote for biden. nobody, the republicans people said that if trump is on the ballot box, they will not vote at all. host: any thoughts on that,

haley is an unknown commodity and what she is doing is garnering support republicans who really don'trump and then some other people, independent voters who may be considering voting in the republican party. around -- i don't think things will move around too much. endorsementsargely they are preaching to the choir. the union leader wasn't anti-trump newspaper since 2016 and the mainstreaof the certains not pro-trump. but there isother states there a significant segment of the republican party that is the trump maga party. the rest of the party, presuming trump will be the nominee will come around to vote for him but they are going to be supporting the team, rather than the captain. host: i know you're polling will be out with cnn and a little bit, less than an hour but this is 5:38, a compilation essentially of polling averages. it -- polling around 49%. nikki haley is around 34%, 35%. and then ron desantis at 5%. can you tell us about -- ron desantis was second in iowa, but he is barely in the single digits in new hampshire.çg what is the difference? why did ron desantis decide not

throw in what carley garner told us about oil prices last thursday night.west texas intermediate crude is likely to be headed back to $100 a barrel with oil up nearly 3% since then. i'm not going to doubt her. these two issues are actually related. given the red sea's proximity to so much of the middle east's energy production these shipping issues could push up the price of oil all by themselves. crude gets more expensive when you just can't safely use the suez canal. just this week the ceo of shell told the "wall street journal" that his company has already suspended all shipments through the red sea leading to a 5% to 10% cost in delivery due to the extra tlafl time. bp made a similar decision last month. qatar's state-run oil company also announced plans to stay out of the red sea this week. every time you see one of these headlines it represents a small setback in the fed's fight against inflation. put them all together and all i can say is you're waiting for rate cuts? well, i say don't hold your breath. when you see a situation like the houthi attack

very tragic day, however, during this time, the has been nationwide support that general sulaymani has garnered, and you can see how the people there are showcasing that, it's a showcase of internal unity, a collective sense of duty in order to preserve his enduring legacy. now this fourth aniversary also coincides with the heroic efforts of the palestinian resistance movement hamas into twining the importance of sulaimani's legacy with the spirit of resistance, but in kermon especially, people have come out, and this is not just today that they have come out, yesterday also they came out and droves in order to show the uh respect that they need to pay for this iconic figure, that obviously means quite not just here in the islamic republic, but for the entire region of west asia. the petal role that uh this figure played in fighting the daesh terrorists cannot be uh stated enough. in what he did to eradicate this uh terrorist entity, which all fingers point to how this was actually a creation of the us and uh its allies and its hackies, but uh the fact that this cone size was operational alasa

criticizing garner garner has played a very, very important role in this whole situation. mediating between hamas and israel, and egypt and the united states. okay, thank you very much for talking to a thank you for your time. during school, former assistant secretary of defense at the us defense department. thank you for your time. okay, thank you for having me. as well as we mention is being accused of establishing a kilometer wide buffer zone inside the borders of guys is commanders have previously suggested creating such an area would protect is really civilians to us . however, i said it opposes any plans to change on assigns borders outside big as on report on that of the one cause it has not been of age for over 100 days. the destruction is immense, along with the loss of life, and pressure, elaborate is called on. we have no place to go. my apartment is gone. i saw nothing but these things in my hands. i'm responsible for 7 people and i have children, and we all live in a school. my children are sitting there a lot of dead under the rubber. and they all concerns that these rating me

the emotional trial garnering the world's attention. >> i don't have to look at a picture, i was thered to 13 years and 5 months, but after serving half his sentence, he became eligible for parole. >> parole in south africa is very similar to that of parole in the united states. in order to get parole, oscar would have had to serve at least half of his jail time per south african law. and then participate in a number of programs, whether it be psychiatric, anger management. and then just not get in trouble while incarcerated. he would have to be the model prisoner. >> byron: steenkamp's mother releasing a statement after his release saying, my only desire is that i will be allowed to live my last year in peace with my focus remaining on the reef rebecca steenkamp foundation. >> if you'd asked me ten years ago, who is the athlete on planet earth right now who is arguably the best role model? i probably would have said oscar pistorius. >> reporter: jeremy shep covered pistorius and interviewed him in 2008. >> did you think about what kind of athlete you would have been? >> at the end of

artificial intelligence top the agenda, but the wars in gaza and ukraine garnered attention.sident zelenskyy address them tuesday. he urged sanctions against russia while helping to rebuild ukraine and foster a peace process. i spoke with a political activists who just returned from davos. bill, think you for being with us on "bbc news." i understand you just got back from switzerland where you have been making the case that the west should confiscate frozen russian friends from the central bank so ukraine can use them when it comes to defense, reconstruction as well. how has your message been received? >> i have been proposing this solution basically since a few weeks after the war started two years ago. when i first started, it was a nonstarter. people wanted nothing to do with it in different governments. they thought it was a radical idea. but here we are two years later, there are so bill huge financial requirements for the war and no end in sight. and i would argue it has been a much more well received message this year than ever before purely for financial reasons. hel

artificial intelligence top the agenda, but the wars in gaza and ukraine garnered attention.sident zelenskyy address them tuesday. he urged sanctions against russia while helping to rebuild ukraine and foster a peace process. i spoke with a political activists who just returned from davos. bill, think you for being with us on "bbc news." i understand you just got back from switzerland where you have been making the case that the west should confiscate frozen russian friends from the central bank so ukraine can use them when it comes defense, reconstruction as well. how has your message been received? >> i have been proposing this solution basically since a few weeks after the war started two years ago. when i first started, it was a nonstarter. people wanted nothing to do with it in different governments. they thought it was a radical idea. but here we are two years later, there are so bill huge financial requirements for the war and no end in sight. and i would argue it has been a much more well received message this year than ever before purely for financial reasons. helena