in a small city on the shores of the gulf of mexico, a light motor vehicle. another hot topic, the stateat he would send a thousand national guard troops to texas to, quote, help fortify the border, erect barricades, unwind the barbed wire to stop the invasion once and for all. we are talking about migrants, whose dominance has fueled the flames of controversy throughout north america. there's a rally in the coughboy state itself. people are angry that the state, in fact, cannot protect its own borders. our american will continue the topic. as they call themselves , american patriots from virginia, who arrived very close to washington in three days to texas under the motto, well, something like let's hit a car rally. for biden and the democrats. it is significant that many came from the liberal states of the megalopolis, which the authorities turned into cities of refuge, where migrants who entered the country are transported for further proceedings, so that the problem of the texas border echoes far beyond the borders of the cowboy state. right now we have no border, which means we don’

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maria they want wind farms in gulf of mexico what president biden wants i don't know yes election yearpease greenes out there fine this is your average american voter that is going to the grocery store filling up their tank like wait a minute. come on this is inflation bank of america did a survey points to exactly that, the biggest transactions seeing in credit cards for january is gas tank the grocery store, but biden energy problem front and center. >> you are focused on retail sales ppi in the week i want to talk about consumer for a moment o kevin you made the point that we are seeing the effects of higher inflation, likely will spike down the road, being the stock powerful consumer retail sales coming out on thursday. >> right we've talked to a little bit about wages i want to remind people of the historic pattern in inflationary cycles inflation goes up wages trail real wages go down people the to borrow to keep standard of living going inflation starts to drop stuck at wage inflation more or less stays until unemployment rate spikes wage inflation drops too, right now as mentio

other side of the gulf of mexico. we have got so much water coming into the deep south of the us. we could do with the rain here as well. of course it's cool enough in dallas at the time celsius on thursday, the big change here. what was that once it came with a return to spring for the central plains by friday. the latest news as it breaks for survivors deliveries of food. i didn't really need that because at the acute level of hunger and medical supplies need to r. rawlings to with details coverage no sooner to repair works, present is really military rates, resume and there is more property destruction from the hearts of the story. this 10 has been a home and the only shelter for as someone who families, the living conditions are for perfect. the or russia is making games and a tool with ukraine and so west is considering its response. phones has not pulled out, sending troops to ukraine, but the idea has been rejected by finalize. so is the west existing support enough for kids? and what else might that need to fa

and at the end of the issue , we will try to figure out what happened to the clouds over the gulf ofles that formed in them frightened the local residents. what's going on here anyway, just look at these clouds, what's wrong with them? where did these circles come from? the authors of the video never found any rational explanations for this natural phenomenon, so they decided that the holes in the clouds were left behind by flying saucers; to some extent, they were thinking in the right direction. cloud holes appear when something disturbs the peace, cumulus or altocumulus clouds, the water in which is in a supercooled state, but in order to create... such a hole , a regular airplane will do, its flight through the cloud will provoke the formation of condensation nuclei, water in the cloud will begin to crystallize and will fall down, and... after itself mysterious circles, that's all, enjoy the weather, whatever it is, goodbye. the fourth annual forum: strong ideas for new times. the forum is aimed at supporting and implementing citizens' initiatives for the development of the count

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of mexico and alaska. this is an assault on domestic energy producers, destroys any eventtives for investment, growth -- incentive for investment, growth and will continue to lead to price volatility at -- volatility at home and around the world. this causes a pinch for families, which is why one of the first things we did after taking the majority in 2023 was to pass h.r. 1, the lower energy costs act. h.r. 1 makes sense to most people. it's not radical or extreme. it would unleash american energy and get government out of the way by reforming our permitting system and removing red tape. it fosters more economic growth and job creation while lowering prices for american families. yet this administration seems committed to doing the opposite. since president biden's inauguration, his administration has finalized 812 new regulations, costing the u.s. economy about $451 billion in compliance costs annually, and requiring 283 million hours of additional compliance paperwork by american workers. i continue to

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found gas spewing from an oil platform, the gulf of mexico. it's the 2nd time the company's been flying from major leaks. insane is a powerful greenhouse gas. the 2nd largest contributed to climate change impacts hasn't commented on the allegations. north korea has welcomed the group of russian taurus, but felt to be the 1st foreign visitors since the board was close by the cove. it pen demik will be staying in the capitol before traveling to escape results. become honda for russians to travel since the invasion of ukraine. moscow i'm feeling young and boost admit retired since the little sauces. the assignment has been held and gone for the return of ancient odds of facts stolen by british colonial forces . a 150 years ago, they included in the mental chat gold jewelry and the elephant tile whisk. they were taken from gone as ancient the sunday kingdom nathan kept by museum in the us slices and several honda was recently of stone and after comprise you now to you again, the way hungry elephants going in search of food are an increasing proble

nice the storms edging a way across the gulf of mexico, bringing what weather to the florida panhandle, stretching all the way down into southern parts of mexico by tuesday we'll see that sweep into western cuba, but lots of sunshine for the east of that. the export 2023. the world, the fascination of join and let's discover a better world expo 2023. the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome back you're watching on to 0. let's remind you that top stories, the sound of these really minute treat is ramping up its attacks on rough uh, and southern calls us as a proposed for possible ground defensive. in the 6367 people were killed in strikes of a nice 1400000 just based palestinians, all sheltering in rockland, one israel's defense minister, says 2 captives were rescued and an organized operation and rough. they've been identified as 6 year old. fernando marmen and a 70 year old, you know, as far as captains such being good judges have ordered the government and the netherlands to bend exports of spare parts for f. $35.00 will play, and within 7 days, the ducks court upheld and appealed b

gulf of mexico, but there is concern that winds will blow ash into mexico city.ady announced a yellow alert. having received information about the increasing activity of the volcano, it is located only 70 km from the capital of mexico. well, now it’s time for the weather forecast, and it’s evgenia neronskaya. that's it, winter no longer has the strength to freeze us. the end of winter is impressively warm. the day before the temperature was in the capital region rose above 4°. a little tomorrow. nenu literally by tenths of degrees. the south wind still fills the european territory with warm air. in the north , the temperature is 7-8 degrees higher than normal, but in some places it is still snowing. there is strong wind on the kola peninsula. the weather is windy and in the south, but it is also perfectly sunny. on the coast and in the mountains the sky is cloudy, in sochi up to +15, in the crimea in the lower reaches of the don +5-10 and also no precipitation. the middle zone will spend an additional winter day in march warmth, while it is not going to go away.

the powerful system will move across the south as it picks up moisture from the gulf of mexico. eventually will be colder air as it shifts north. people in pennsylvania to message you should could see nearly a foot of snow by tue tuesday. tensions escalating in the middle east of the u.s. carries out more strikes against who do you controlled areas of yemen. the latest wave of attacks yesterday at least seven targets were hit. u.s. says strikes destroyed weapons that pose a threat to navy and commercial shipping in the red sea. i am jon scott, back to life, liberty and levin. ♪ >> welcome back, america. axios havoc on the other day that said joe biden wins the war gaza to end soon because his election is coming up, senior staff sent to michigan to reach out to arabs and muslims in michigan is ground zero river to the sea stuff. what you make of this? >> this is obama's foreign policy on steroids. you have a situation october 7, hamas terrorists killed more jews than any time since the holocaust. israel is fighting for basic existence, hamas would white every jew off the map. tha

unusual clouds in the sky over the gulf of mexico frightened the residents of the american city of kyust the water, similar to a ufo, but meteorologists dispelled the theory of an alien invasion, these are so-called lens-shaped clouds, in addition, they can also remain motionless for a long time, well, with us irina polikova we will find out the forecast weather. irina, what are you preparing for this weekend after today’s contrasts? yes, today muscovites could see a wide variety of precipitation variations, sudden snowstorms, and blue skies, that is. the performance was put on by a cold atmospheric front and it lowered the temperature, but only slightly, because the air behind it is not arctic, but at most north atlantic, but the front is a puppet, the main director of our weather action in its residence in the north and from it in the center there is extremely low atmospheric pressure, let's call this leadership a cyclonic depression according to the new order ; from there, the main role will be played by a warm atmospheric front with a new portion of warm , not at all winter air, and

they relate in part to two specific assets, one in the gulf of mexico.hat is an asset bought in a much larger acquisition of bhp's oil and gas portfolio in 2022. the bulk of the write-down relates to goodwill and accounting around the acquisition. early a one off, not massively unexpected. the much smaller component relates to the whetstone lng facility and that boils down to lower pricing last year. we are seeing that across the results. woodside not only produces lng, it is also a traitor of lng. in the trading, the short-term prices have collapsed in 2023. we are seeing winstone -- woodside take the hit. haidi: do we have an expectation that is still hunting for deals? >> i think we do. we have reported that. we have heard the past couple of weeks and interviews they have indicated growth is still on the agenda. they are advancing a series of existing growth projects. do not discount the idea of deals. woodside is bullish to add volumes. we would expect they are continuing to look at all of the opportunities including for m&a. annabelle: we will be as

. >> cheryl: three leases, a small amount in the gulf of mexico over five years, now the oil industry enough. you need energy according to the petroleum institute. groups are challenging this policy and say it would demand because deare upon mand for portable reliable energy is growing and this administration is restricting access to vast resources in waters. ryan myers, american petroleum institute. to give you history, back in 2017, 2486 leases and now there are -- permits and that has been shrinking. 3181 in 2019 under president trump. with the biden administration, pulling down leases and stopping approval. they want wind farms. that comes -- talk to environmental groups when you see more wind farms and more whales and sea animals dying. throw that out there. we have not seen this type of restriction on oil and gas industry in the gulf since 1980. >> carley: because of news about the senate passing that foreign aid bill, president biden is demanding we help ukraine. >> cheryl: you have a move to restrict national gas exports that we create, our natural gas, very clean energy. gues

green is stretching from gulf of mexico toward canada, big swaths to southeast and will get to midwestnd mid-atlantic and along the east. initially working through the great lakes and midwest, indiana and ohio and mid-atlantic on friday bringing decent rain on friday. not expecting a huge risk, possible risk of flash flooding in indianapolis, cincinnati and lexington and columbus. this shifts east. here is the hour-by-hour forecast, big showers running you through overnight tonight and into friday morning. it does warm up with it, how much rain are we talking about? not a huge rain. you see isolated areas, one to two inches. south carolina, big weekend coming up, this system will impact folks friday and saturday and tracking rain moving in across the area. >> carley: live in the studio, just feet away. workers in toledo, ohio set to rally against electric vehicle mandates today. president biden's agenda will keep hurting jobs and keep them from buying affordable cars. rallying against tailpipe emission and -- in some states. toledo refining company joins me now. scott, good morning. th

mexico on the other side of the gulf of mexico. we have got so much water coming into the deep south of the us. we could do with the rain here as well. of course, it's cool enough in dallas at the time celsius on thursday, the big change here. what was that? once again, with a return to spring for the central plains by friday, the discussing the defining issues of our times, what military, what government, what multi national doesn't want access to this hyper hyper, hyper powerful. they are exploring the very real dangerous and checked artificial intelligence. how does a ice change the laws of the war? we're talking about a technology that is built on the basis of concentrated surveillance. power, like the world has never seen the studio b, p a. i series on it just the you the, the latest news as a break, the current costs associated facilities was drafted and approved after the 1986 last uprising with exclusive reports. that on the, across the board of the colanda here say there was is to make sure that go, ma, is protected from a

the executive order regarding the gulf of mexico and i ask as a texas congressman this affects louisiana is that something with a lobbyist in washington have a point and maybe this is the way to stop the president from hog tying our energy exports, in particular lng that's going to europe because as the journal points out that's hurting our european allies but also hurting european countries and jobs in texas and louisiana. >> absolutely you're right on track and you make a good point with the lobby point set out in the industry teaming up, something is wrong with this picture union with the president trying to project. i cannot believe is going to stay this course it will hurt my district 14 the gulf coast of texas have imports more than any member in congress we have a lot of energy coming from the gulf coast of texas and we ought to be energy independent and energy dominant in this president is intent on killing our energy industry you make a good point. maria: is also intent on pushing back anything that texas is doing the justice department is suing texas for the new border laws, th

>> well, i'd love to see that, but you can build a wall from the if gulf of mexico to san diego and itopening the doors and releasing the people into the united states as this administration is doing. so we need the principles we put baud in h.r. 2 to close the loopholes, catch and release policies, tighten asylum, tighten parole and to basically boil it down to this: you will detain or you will be turned away back to mexico. that was what we were trying to put forward in h.r. 2 or h.r. 29. and, unfortunately, that hit a wall in the senate. we passed it. we did our job. we sent it to the senate. they refused. they tried to send to us a continue, basically, making permanent of mass migration. they wanted to take the biden policies and ensconce them in law. that would have been a mistake. so i'm glad they killed that in the in the senate. we should get busy continuing to fight to try to force change using the power of the purse and get biden to the table to pass actual reforms that need to be passed and basically to call out mayorkas. we should impeach him tomorrow. i hope we will do tha

of mexico, and the president through the white house is saying this is an opportunity to meet with border patrol agents, other officers in the area and local leaders. it will be a chance for the president to really hear from the people on the ground dealing with the issues at the border, as migrants cross in large numbers and have for many months now. he'll have a chance to see what it is that those agents and officers are doing on the ground there. at the same time, obviously, this is an issue that has been a political one here in washington, at least for the last couple of months, and so we will hear the president again reiterate his calls for congressional republicans to take action on the bipartisan border security plan that the senate came up with right at the beginning of the year, end of last year, and the house ultimately chose not to take action on. the white house believes and many other believe at the request of former president donald trump, who as you noted, chris is going to be in texas on the same day that president biden will be there, on the other side of texas, and we we

the one you were showing moving across the gulf of mexico, gulf states dealing with the heavy rain.t coast. beginning to see light showers there, but this is going to put up big numbers in the section several days. everything in the orange here is three to five inches, taking you into wednesday. some of the red colors five to eight inches, intense flooding across the region. we don't usually get this high, but likely flooding on sunday and monday and still some rain lingering there on tuesday as southern california prepares for a really big rain, griff. griff: adam klotz, thanks. anita. anita: much more ahead on the u.s. air strikes in the middle east as fox news live continues coming up next. introducing j.p. morgan personal advisors. hey david. connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. let's find the right investments for your goals okay, great. j.p. morgan wealth management. life, diabetes, there's no slowing down. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed wit

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if we get more than 5,000 people from the if pacific ocean to the gulf of mexico who come in one day,hole border shuts down for who weeks. at least two weeks and potentially even longer. shuts down. no one can come across. and if they come across, they are immediately put across the border into mexico. now, this doesn't happen if biden says, oh, let me think about it, i'll do it. it happens automatically. neil: but doesn't the president have to make good with on it, smart? in other words, if he -- >> happens automatically. the way i've been briefed, it happens automatically. neil: go ahead. >> yeah. if you get over 5,000, boom, it clicks and for two weeks at least -- neil: but at 5,000, that's still a lot of people, right? 1,000 a day was a big deal for jeh johnson when he was barack obama's homeland security secretary. this is five times that, and that's a minimum if. >> it should only be zero. but if you have 12,000 people a day coming across right now in december, 12,000 a day, on december the 1st when you had over 5,000, the whole border or would have shut down for at least two we

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nice the storms edging a way across the gulf of mexico. bringing what weather to the florida panhandle, stretching all the way down into southern parts of mexico. by tuesday, we'll see that sweep into weston, cuba. but lots of sunshine, further east of that hole still ahead here on al jazeera around tara. so much tara, something you've never seen. we hear from several palestinians, we've survived, as well as the 9th bombing of cause and support, ivory cars compete or mock. and we'll come back to when the applicant, couple of nations that's coming up shortly. but the in discussing the defining issues of our time, the reason that we're able to see so much progress with machine learning is because it is predicated on the exploitation of labor somewhere else. exploring the implications for the global south as the artificial intelligence revolution, etc, rings to where the benefits lie and with the light is, are like we are betting our entire future on a technology that is fundamentally very sustainable studio b, b, i series on a jersey, you know, this is the 1st genocide this we see in the

so the southern rock is on the plane states and then through the gulf of mexico. and it tends to produce thunder storms as far as far the or cuba and for example, that is a picture cube for a couple of days ago. it costs funding in the streets as well. not reading, kept going through his band near the 2 parts of rico, and here's the line as it sits as the last time stuart, how's it into the li with the house of the caribbean? now this is actually fairly an affinity unusual situation, and i'll show you why for exam problems will of this on martha. 62 minutes of the writing for the 24 hours that you'd expect. maybe that wouldn't rain fairly often in these kind of being ons. because that is more than february's average by 11. i'm going to use this, that's a lot of rain and it still going multiply here. we got this right. and heading certainly was out of the last of the next day or so. but notice there on no trade winds, you should get a pretty good decent breeze this time you see right, the end, the would trade. but there's nothing there. so we're relying some volts

that is the second step, complete the wall from the gulf of mexico to the pacific ocean.alls are great but they are not enough. you need men with guns guarding the wall and victor the border patrol is resourced -- make sure the border patrol is resourced to do that work. we need to define these cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. we know exact what is happening, precursor chemicals with china that are mixed together in mexico and smuggled across the border. we have to be clear that we are willing to use any force that we need to use in order to stop these people from killing our fellow americans. we need to be clear about deportation. anybody that came here illegally should be deported. i've said we need to start with the biden surge and go on to the dangerous people and keep on working until we have deported everyone we possibly can. next, no amnesty. no citizenship, no birthright citizenship, no access to the asylum process for anyone who comes illegally. mike: bernie moreno, a bipartisan group of u.s. senators recently brokered a deal that would impose tougher

that storm went from the canadian border to the gulf of mexico. shouldn't resource adequacy the foundational and the single most important decision in this conversation? >> it is to us. >> i yield back to >> i will go with dr. scheier for five minutes. >> inc. you, chairman duncan, and to all of our witnesses. i want to say a special thank you to the committee chairwoman, she has announced her retirement and it has been a pleasure to work with her. i am really glad that the majority called a hearing on grid reliability. in the northwest, we enjoyed an abundance of hydropower. in addition to extreme weather and catastrophic wildfire that we associate with climate change, there will also be impacts to hydropower in washington state. the hydropower system is deeply integrated with the water cycle, rain, flowing rivers in the winter and spring, it is the melting snow from the mountains that gives us the consistent flows during the dry, hot summer months when the demand for energy spikes. climate change brings more rain and less snowpack. over the last

canada, right up to the shores of the gulf of mexico, and the main the tlingit's occupations have alwaysden hooks made in the shape of a slingshot, they were intended for catching halibut, exclusively this fish, halibut can reach a length of more than 2 m, and its weight sometimes exceeds 100 kg, a meeting with such prey in the turbulent cold northern sea could result, at best, in torn tackle, or even an overturned canoe. to avoid an ingenious v-shaped hook allowed this, it essentially sorted the fish by size, cutting off all too... specimens, the large fish swallowed this hook whole and spat it out back, because well, it had a large throat and there was nothing to catch on, as it were in fact, because here, here is the spike itself, yeah, and only medium-sized halibut weighing 10-20 kg could end up on a hook about 25 cm long, and the larger ones spat it out and actually swam away, yes, because the fish 10 cm cannot weigh 10 kg. well the thing is that it's too much a big fish could turn over , we don’t need a big one, we’re mediocre, and we’re so mediocre normal quietly , quietly, full o

like the atlantic thirg pacific, the gulf of mexico and other areas. i want to thank my friend from virginia for his hard work on this legislation. i want to thank chairman westerman for working with us. and some of the great staff on his team. vivian and sandra. i want to thank jeff on our staff as well as rachel on ranking member grijalva's staff for their work coming together to make sure we've got toe the right balance here. this is all about ensuring that for generations to come, for generations to come, that our children, our grandchildren, can enjoy the same experiences that we have for many, many years. with that, i urge support of the legislation and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from michigan is recognized. mrs. dingell: i have no further requests for time, we are prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. dingell: thank you. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of our time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the gentleman from arkansas is recog

of mexico which has been historically difficult for agencies to forecast accurately. this morning, 72.36, basically unchanged. if you go back to the day before the terrorist attacks on israel, we are done by 12.6% on crude which is amazing. annmarie: it doesn't make sense. there are more hostilities but the price continues to go lower. if there were not any hostilities, would be be lower? the world is flush right now with crude. the united states, russia, iran. saudi arabia is pumping 9 million barrels a day. they have the capacity to go to 12. lisa: remember we were talking about a slowdown in china as one of the reasons? jonathan: that continues. counter you down to the opening bell. 34 minutes away. coming up tomorrow, larry adam, daniel morris, debbie cunningham, and the eli lilly ceo. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i am manus cranny. as the bond bears are reawakened, when will it challenge the equity market narrative? countdown to the open begins right now. >> everything you need to get set for the

, mexico, switzerland and israel, none of which we could have done from within the eu because trade wastence . and in the year to competence. and in the year to march 2022, the latest figures available, the department of international trade resolved 192 trade barriers in 79 countries, not to mention the fact that we've joined and we were legislating just on monday for the tpp block, projected to outgrow the eu enormously over coming decades. all of this, and yet uk, eu trade is up. since we left . but perhaps yet uk, eu trade is up. since we left. but perhaps i'm being too harsh on the eu . let's look at harsh on the eu. let's look at the economy, the eurozone and eu growth for 2022 was 3.33 and 3.61% respectively. the uk outgrew both measures, with 4.3. again, perhaps too harsh, but what if we look country by country ? we well, france, country? we well, france, similar to us in many ways , is similar to us in many ways, is a fair, fair test. similar to us in many ways, is a fair, fairtest. but similar to us in many ways, is a fair, fair test. but we have a bigger economy just slightly.