energy policy with oil and gas executives. this is just getting underway. >> great to see so many of you with us in the room. we're honored to have you with us. a little later we'll have a panel discussion, and i'd like to welcome our distinguished panelists here sitting off to the side here. susan deo, president and chairman of bp america. thank you, susan. dave hager, president and ceo of devin energy. gretchen watkins, president of shell oil company. and karen wright, president and ceo of aerial corporation. you'll be hearing from them a little later on during a panel discussion. they'll talk about some of the industry's most pressing challenges and opportunities, of course. i now, however, would like to recognize the stars of today's show, the folks that we have featured in today's report, the men and women of generation energy. so we're fortunate to have so many of them with us here today. industry professionals who have been profiled in the report. and whose innovative skill and hard work are responsible for the achievem

the single greatest factor is clean, natural gas.it altered the economic landscape, it makes congress possible. the energy as well particularly renewable energy. when a power plant is so sourced by wind and solar, it still needs natural gas to back it up. the world is going to rely on traditional fuels far into the future. here in more developed nations it can be easy to overlook that nearly a billion people elsewhere still have to get by without consistent, or any electricity. in those societies, more access to energy is what is going to make all else possible. in public health, and safety, and jobs, in no mobility, advancement of every kind. this is one exorbitant force driving global energy and demand. it is growing everywhere. international agency expects more than half of the demand will be met by natural gas and oil for decades to come. as the world's leading natural gas and oil producer, our nation is in a position of strength. after decades of feeling captive to faraway events and to the decision of others, we are now in this

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exporting country it's not so much relying on oil and gas really formed in terms of the growth. or are there is not the same kind of competition on the international market for outlets for natural gas than there is for oil oil has seen a surge from the north america essentially from the u.s. and especially from texas which has been extraordinary over the past year in gas this has happened there has been a growth in australia especially but this was not just to the same extent and also there is a one key element is that china now is shifting more towards imports of natural gas than all the sources of combustion saw it's trying to reduce its use of coal and its use of oil if it can it's difficult but please to try to have their growth in energy demand compensated with increased amounts of natural gas so this is driving these should need for natural gas driving the prices up so qatar is benefiting from this shift in this tiny's economy while saudi arabia is suffering from a number of earth of elements including lower oil prices the gas versus oil that's an interesting dynamic where

our gas. delivered to europe it's over two hundred billion cubic meters and it's continuing to grow it's not just the turkish stream and the north stream that are going to be used to their full capacity is. or we could even retain some of the transit opportunities through ukraine now speaking about kosovo and the kosovo issue and russia has all that been actively included into this dialogue into this conversation as you've heard the european union decided to. act as a mediator in a number of issues but as you know not a lot of being not a lot is being done. there had to be serbian municipalities created in kosovo it was promised but nothing is being done according to un security council resolution twelve forty four. serbian police men and border patrol can be present in kosovo but nothing of the sort is happening yet so we need to respect international law and only in this case we can expect a just and fair solution while our boy and i doubt it'll be easier to be able in islam. thank you regul

the wall the biggest natural gas producer and now he's also trying to become the top five natural gas exporter with the euro being its biggest potential market by the us for now as it's quite expensive to transport only four percent of the u.s. you can find not to all gas goes to europe are called in to some estimate estimates say compared with a fifty nine percent exported to asia changed all when the construction of new european league of natural gas for terminals gets completed in the near future. hypotheticals there on another topic has a do is what it does wall street think about reports ivanka trump could take over as world bank president. despoina van seems that u.s. investors are becoming more and more immune to some of the controversial nominations that could come out of the trump administration some considered that these will not be diverse time and the president has chosen family or people would like of experience two crucial roles especially when it comes to multilateral organizations said that said according to the white house ivanka trump is not a candidate herself but h

that water cannon and tear gas plumes coming up from the ground we've seen the protesters throwing up projectiles at the police we've seen the police responding. to gas that's just being dispersed there's flash pulls and those cast ballots as well as one look like to be sun canapes and the mobile police force now you can see running in the hole dressed in black you can just see behind me that is a small fire that's just appeared that's been coming along people reveling around that as that i guess comes in the air the tear gas is just moving we can hear it now and people are moving to once why when i have improved as the eyes tear gas of being up pushed down there all around to find even. thousand offices taking part in the security of paris eighty thousand across france people i've spoken to the chelation all say yes this is act nine this is the ninth consecutive weekends but this is not going to stop this is going to continue. and it wasn't only the french capital that experienced protests on saturday in one thousand took to the streets with police using tear gas to disperse the crow

a gas station is offering free gas for furloughed federal workers. the valero at the fremont hub .... is stepping up to help those affected by the government shutdown. kron 4's gayle ong has the story. ray olyaie (oh-lay-u) is serving some relief for those feeling the financial pinch from the longest government shutdown in u-s history.on day 33 - he decided to give free gas to federal workers who live in fremont,at his fremont hub valero gas station..the gesture bringing one furloughed worker to tears, olyaie (oh-lay-u) said.at a press conference wednesday, county supervisor wilma chan said as long as the shutdown continues,thousands of alameda county residents may soon struggle to feed their families.chan says the cal-fresh program may exhaust all of its federal funding by early to mid february.olya

to berlin has issued a stock warning to german companies over north stream to its supply of russian gas to europe through germany which as you are now reportedly wrote to several companies involved in the construction of the pipeline reminding them of us on the russian energy sector the u.s. has long opposed the project claiming it undermines european security. threat of sanctions as the media listening but what about the companies involved like the chemicals giant b.s.f. which wouldn't want to miss out on contracts in the united states like its full run a stream one in the new pipeline will bypass eastern europe around a third of it has been built and its full cost to be up and running by the end of the year let's talk about this with. our financial correspondent in new york who is a what's behind this letter from the u.s. ambassador. there are some factors for consideration venom on dan washington's fear down to russia could increase even more control of europe's energy supply these will play against the usa liquefied natural gas market which basically is natural gas that can be cool

he says at this stage we can say that it is obviously caused accidentally by a gas leak. the good news is that we must be careful since the investigations are intended to determine the precise origin of this dramatic fire and this explosion is that expose your control then it's a tragedy that will serve as a deadly reminder of the danger that american sea services confront every day. lisa lewis is at the scene of that explosion in paris i asked her a short time ago how sure authorities were that a gas leak cause the incident. prosecutors office here in paris has opened an investigation into the match and we'll look into this more closely over the coming days and weeks but yes the authorities at seeming seem to privilege the theory that a gas leak really cool because the crew firefighters had been deployed to the scene just before the explosion they went into a building adjacent to the bakery and were investigating a gas leak where as the inhabitants were waiting outside not fund the explosion happened to look very likely at this really will cause that a gas leak and a gas

ambassador to germany issues a stark warning to german companies stop working on a controversial gas pipeline linking russia to germany or face american sanctions. plus the tennis world is focusing on bell burn where the australian open starts on monday it's the first grand slam tennis tournament of the year but it could be the last one of the sport's greats. i'm carl aspen thanks for joining us. more storms and heavy snow are forecast to strike across the alps and avalanche warnings are still in effect at least twenty four people are believed to have died in weather related incidents across the region. after a short break in the weather the snowfall in southern bavaria has been relentless this mountain prost was closed after an avalanche swept down from the austrian side of the port it with germany emergency services rescued a group of skiis who sought refuge in a mountain restaurant. since image of equipment mountain rescue team in the police school today is down when the pass is closed you can't just make your own way down . most of the roads around the town of practice garden hav

ambassador to germany issues a stark warning to german companies to stop working on a controversial gas pipeline linking russia and germany or face american sanctions . and for some they were dangerous revolutionaries but for people like these they were heroes one hundred years after carlin can send rosa luxemburg or murdered you look at the legacies of the german communist leaders. i'm called aspen thanks for joining us more storms and heavy snow are forecast to strike across the alps in the coming days and avalanche warnings are still in effect there as well at least twenty four people are believed to have died in weather related incidents across the region. after a short break in the weather the snowfall in southern bavaria has been relentless this mountain prost was closed after an avalanche swept down from the austrian side of the port it with germany emergency services rescued a group of skiis who took refuge in a mountain restaurant. this image of back with the mountain rescue team in the police schoolteachers down in the past is closed you can't just make your own way down. most

gas buddy says 42% of gas stations in the u.s.ling gasoline for under $2 a gallon. >>> prescription drug prices are going up in the new year. industry analysts say pharmaceutical companies are raising prices on hundreds of drugs including many generic medicines. allergan is leading the way with increases of nearly 10% on more than two dozen products. the report shows more than three dozen drug makers raised their prices yesterday. the average increase was 6.3%. >>> and ivanka trump is aimed to launch a us what effort aimed at women's empowerment. she has made supporting women in business a part of her portfolio as a white house adviser. the initiative seeks to align government agencies behind the mission of supporting women's economic development around the world. a formal launch was planned for next week but it's been postponed because of the government shutdown. anne-marie. >> thank you so much and happy new year to you as well. still to come, a photo finish. a nasa spacecraft captures images an icy world in a historic fly by. f

ambassador to germany issues a stark warning to german companies if they work on a controversial gas pipeline to russia they will face u.s. sanctions we'll find out what this could mean. and the australian open starts on monday the first grand slam tennis tournament of the fear all the sports greats will be hoping to add another trophy to their collection at melbourne park. i'm married to evanston that's good to have you with us weather experts are warning of more storms heavy snow and avalanches across the alps last night an avalanche in the west austria buried at least three german skiers their bodies were recovered by rescue workers overall some twenty four people are believed to have died in weather related incidents across the region emergency services fear a brief respite of the downfall could only be temporary. mean as it has been covering the snow chaos for us in the alps and he joins us now for the latest so i mean what can you tell us about those german skiers who were killed. that's right as you said there were three found dead one still missing they went missing after the

ambassador to germany issues a stark warning to german companies if they work on a controversial gas pipeline to russia they'll face u.s. sanctions will find out what this could mean. and the australian open starts on monday the first grand slam tennis tournament of the year all of the sports greats will be hoping to add another trophy to their collection at melbourne park. welcome to the program american evanston. weather experts are warning of more storms heavy snow and avalanches across the alps at least twenty four people are believed to have died in weather related incidents across the region. after a short break in the weather the snowfall in southern bavaria has been relentless this mountain process was closed after an avalanche swept down from the austrian side of the port it with germany emergency services rescued a group of skiis who took refuge in a mountain restaurant. scimitar back with me the mountain rescue team in the police escorted us down when the passes closed you can just make your own way down. most of the roads around the town of purchase garden have been clear

he says at this stage we can say that it is obviously caused accidentally by a gas leak. we must be careful since the investigations are intended to determine the precise origin of this dramatic fire and this explosion does it expose you until then it's a tragedy that will serve as a deadly reminder of the danger that emergency services can. every day. for the very latest from paris we're joined now on the line by our correspondent lisa lewis so lisa i understand you are actually at the scene of the explosion tell us what's happening on the ground now. yeah absolutely i'm standing about one hundred meters away from where the explosion happened this morning at nine o'clock local time the area is still cordoned off there's still dozens of police offices and file workers here but they have to wrapping up things and think that slowly back to normal obviously people are still being treated in different hospitals across the city as you said earlier and we know that two people died in the incident and that about ten d. glass fill in the very critical condition the government has

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to gas that's just being dispersed those flash pools and those gas pellets as well as one look like to be stun grenades and a mobile police force now you can see running in the hole dressed in black you could just see behind me that is a little fire that's just the period that's been coming along people reveling around that as that i guess comes in the air that tear gas is just moving we can hear it now and people are moving to want why when i have improved as the eyes tear gas of being up pushed down there are a five thousand. offices taking part in the security of paris eight thousand across france people i've spoken to the chelation all say yes this is act nine this is the ninth consecutive weekends but this is not going to stop this is going to continue. and it was not only the french capital that experience protests on saturday in nonce thousands took to the streets with police using tear gas to disperse the crowds and in leon hundreds marched in tribute to the ten people killed since the protests started they released yellow balloons and laid flowers to honor them and some of the

secretary, i want to go back to gas prices. can you qualify and quantify -- i understand you say gas prices are low now. in the midst of this, with all that's happening with venezuela, how long do you believe the gas prices will move us to a modest impact on the oil industry? can you quantify by how much? by cents, tens of cents or even by dollars, what's the modest impact? secretary mnuchin: let me comment in general i said this before. markets are not always efficient. they move in different directions. i want to be careful not speculating on markets. oil went up a lot right before the iran sanctions. we were surprised that it went up so much. i think you know president trump had been on the phone with many world leaders in making sure there is ample supply. prices came down. the u.s. is a big exporter of oil, so there's a balance here. i think where oil prices are now reflect the supply and demand in the market and as i said, we're dealing with venezuelan oil that is a rather modest part of our overall supply. again, we're a

went off in the by now the baker himself has come out saying actually no i'm not you know using any gas and now the authorities believe the firefighters the crew firefighters went into an adjacent building to investigate a gas leak there actually when the gas explosion went off now this incident happened obviously at a very tense moment here in paris because at the same time in other parts of i was actually not far away from but i'm standing right now there are protests going on the overhead presses of the nine today in a row that they're protesting in the streets of paris and across france indeed soon nine weeks already in a row what is the city of paris expecting today from these protests. the government has been talking about a new level of violence that they are expecting him about why they are deploying about five thousand of that in the capital and eighty thousand police officers and military personnel across the country now today seems to be crucial both for the government and for the critics there because this is want to show they can practice in a peaceful way they have actuall

to be firefighters the cause of the blast is not yet known what police suspect it was sparked by a gas leak this comes as authorities brace themselves for another round of anti-government demonstrations by the so-called yellow vest protesters. all right for the latest from paris we're joined now on the line by our correspondent lisa lewis lisa we understand you are actually at the scene of the explosion what can you tell us about the casualties. well absolutely i'm standing about one hundred meters away from where the explosion happened this morning at nine o'clock in paris and the police only a confirm to me that two people have in the meantime passed away these two cars were firefox and that least ten people who are in a serious condition still and more than thirty people that were injured additionally during the blast the area here is still cordoned off by police the air is thick with my hands with the smell of burnt material really and they're still dozens of five such a lot at the same. well we can see from the pictures some pretty serious destruction there but what about the caus

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or access to gas in fact pg&e paid a month in advance on their gas purchases.a law put into place last year allowed the c-p-u-c to let pg&e issue bonds to pay off it's 2017 fire liabilities. bonds that ratepayers paid for. but that doesn't address the 2018 fires and many believe that an identical law would equate to a bail out.sot i hope they're not doing what they did last year coming to the legislature last year and said bankruptcy or bail us out. that's what they did last year and got a bail out.sot what we would like to see from governor newsom is to start out saying no more bailouts. that's simply the wrong way to go the legislature did that last year and it obviously didn't help anything.but as to who will end up paying this time around it's unclear. ratepayers, shareholders, and california taxpayers could all be affected.monday governor newsom did not give his thoughts as to what he believes should happen. only saying that bankrupcy and financial experts are helping them look at options....all of which are on the table.sot we are assessing whether or not those options include th

it's time for business on the w m how you know gas welcome to the program as china and the u.s. resume trade talks both powers are using very positive rhetoric china says it's willing to work together with the u.s. to resolve the months long dispute between the two countries the foreign ministry expressed optimism as talks resumed in beijing and the meeting is the first since u.s. president donald trump and his chinese counterpart she agreed to a ninety day truce in their trade war last month. the u.s. and chinese representatives will need one key quality staying power these trade negotiations are set to be long and difficult nonetheless there's real hope that the trade conflict may finally be brought to an end china has already opted to ease tensions by lifting its ban on imports of u.s. only beings and suspending extra tariffs on american cars business leaders are expressing cautious optimism we're seeing an acceleration of many of the policy is that china is committed to implementing to fall within this ninety day negotiating period indicating that it is making signals to sho

forty seven injured as a large explosion destroys a bakery in the center of paris authorities blame a gas leak. the top athletes refuses to shake hands with the winning russian rival because he was previously bounced the taping. from the russian capital this is international. can invest activists to keeping up the pressure on the french government thousands took to the streets for ninth weekend in iraq. oh. of course tensions are rising here the up to three all three in paris one of the protests in the city one of many protests taking place across france today officials think is saying thirty two thousand people taking part in those figures that some lower than the fifty thousand took politician in the last weekend but the yellow vests movements have often just featured those official figures saying that they only show a small proportion of the people who are out on the streets we have had violence here in new york to creoles our. her outlook for. the. good. stuff there's water cannons now in full force trying to push protesters away. that would to come in and tear gas plumes coming up fr

to gas that's just being dispersed those flash pools and those gas pellets as well as we look like to be sun canapes and a mobile police force now you can see running in the hole dressed in black you could just see behind me that is that. five has just appeared been coming along people reveling around that as that our gas comes in the air the tear gas is just moving we can hear it now people are moving to want why when i have to move as there is tear gas of being out pushed out there are around five thousand offices taking part in the security of paris today eighty thousand across france people i've spoken to the chelation all say yes this is act nine this is the ninth consecutive weekends but this is not going to stop this is going to continue . to appease the protest says the french president is launching a three month long national debate some have likened it to what's new with the sixteenth it just before the french revolution but even though the current government says it wants a discussion there are certain subjects that appear to be off limits those who think a few thousand peo

using gas for year-round greenhouses for food production, turning gas into electrons for the existing transmission lines or re-injecting gas back into the ground as part of recovery . each of these ideas represents billion-dollar business opportunities for north dakota. substantial progress on gas capture is in our near future. more capacity will be needed as the gas to oil ratio grows and we must ensure that all of our regulations incent capital versus discourage investment. to provide essential electricity to the grid despite the long-term economic and regulatory uncertainty created from the previous administration this industry continues to move forward. project tundra which aims to capture carbon dioxide and can be used to revitalize industry was awarded the largest grant in history of $15 million this partnership between energy and environmental research center the late night industry and oil and gas industry will cut power plant emissions to a marketable commodity. [applause] gov. burgum: our agricultural producers, who are among the best and the most productive and continue to

now, that as the government attem pts gas. now, that as the government atte m pts to gas.empts to raise domestic output to try to cut imports. well, our reporterjoins us from mumbai. tell us more reporterjoins us from mumbai. tell us more about this. well, an important programme for the indian government, sharan, because last year this was a scheme launched by the modi government and it is exploring oil and blocks to companies. this hasn't been done in the past. it was under control of the past. it was under control of the government where they would identify the blocs and then they would put it up for bidding. now, the difference is they are telling companies that you can come and choose any unexplored area in the country where you think there is potential to discover oil and gas and go ahead and if you get that bloc you can start. what india is hoping is that this will really speed up the process of generating domestic oil, which is badly needed, because india imports nearly 80% of its oil demand, which is in turn putting pressure on india's import bill, and that in turn

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syria several people have been killed in protests in zimbabwe police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to stop demonstrations on the first day of the three day anti government strike they're angry about a recent hike in the price of fuel there john reports. frustration over zimbabwe's worst economic crisis in a decade ignited rights and prompted a three day strike by unions protesters tried to shut down the capital harare and the southern city of bull away oh by erecting barricades and burning tires police responded by shooting live rounds trying to disperse rioters with water cannons and tear gas the uproar began over the weekend when zimbabwe's president emerson and gaga announced that fuel prices would more than double digits someone just wakes up and decides to increase the fuel price we have demanding that the price be reduced to its proper price the information minister tweeted clever people know what to do avoid fuel guzzlers cancel unnecessary trips and use bicycles do not protest in the streets you can lose a limb in skirmishes that unprecedented increase is seen by qana misse

notice required by recently enacted california law that is in the wholly-owned subsidiary, pacific gas & electric company curly intended to file petitions to reorganize under chapter 11 of the us make up the code on or about dinner 29th, 2019. utility saying chapter 11 means it will be continued to be able to provide gas and electrical service to the state. the utility is committed to assisting the communities affected by it wildfires revenues comes one day after the ceo for pg&e announced that she was stepping down. ark tony from the utility reform network, and watchdog worries that a bankruptcy land on the shoulders of customers. >> the baker of the judge puts it the creditors comey the people owed money, as the top priority. how to pay them off. and ratepayers, the people who pay the bills, we get stuck with a the ville. >> reporter: customers and cities around the bay and state are trying to figure out what chapter 11 reorganization will mean going forward. governor gavin newsom released a statement thing everyone's immediate focus is on ushering californians have it continues, rel

bullets and tear gas to disperse protesters angry over a hike in fuel prices indians have called for a three day strike among the government to find a solution to the country's economic crisis. france's president has launched a two month national debate to address the concerns of b.l.o.b.'s protesters in an open letter he said he would listen to ideas but warned he will not back down from his two thousand and seventeen election promises of reports from paris. for more than two months france's yellow vests protesters have been on the streets angry over the cost of living and the political system and president they say ignores the poorest kid movie vertical news you could part with discuss us is that no one listens we accept paying taxes but why don't the richest pay the government has tried and failed to stop the demonstrations by offering some financial concessions now in a letter to the nation emanuel mccall says he hopes that a new national citizens debate will transform people's anger into solutions we won't agree on everything that's normal that's democracy but at least will show

gas stations are also less secure.ous place to use your debit card. bars and restaurants are also not recommended.. ( james ) the raiders are cementing their move to las vegas. they just broke ground on a new practice facility and headquarters in henderson nevada. here is video of the ground breaking ceremony. the facility is being built on 55- acres of vacant land near the henderson executive airport. in addition to an office building ... it will feature three outdoor practice fields and one indoor field. its expected to be completed in the spring of 20-20. the raiders new stadium is expected to open later that year ... in july. ( darya ) coming up in the next hour... scary moments for a child who fell into an icy pond..a look at how first responders were able to save him. ( james ) taking a live look at storm tracker 4 radar... we can expect a lot of rain over the next few days. after just a few showers through the morning showers will pick up early afternoon before falling off again by the commute home later in the

there was a gas leak, an explosion. we just heard from somebody who lives in the neighborhood who spoke to our cnn affiliate in france. they were evacuated but the firemen were already on the scene to handle that fire at the time there was that explosion. >> when you look at this video, it looks like it was massive. >> yeah. >> you can tell there are other buildings connected to that building that look blackened as well. >> yeah, so the windows have been blown out over several buildings. that tells you the danger to the number of people that may have been affected. shortly before 9:00 a.m. local time, people are in their homes. so, you can expect people to be injured. we don't have specific information on that. we know stretchers were carried into the perimeter. i would expect that's what law enforcement and first responders are doing, going door-to-door, planning who needs help and how many people were injured. i would be stunned if there were no injuries out of this. >> give us a sense of the timing, when this happene

free gas for furloughed federal workers. that's what one valero gas station is doing .... nto help those affected by the government shutdown.kron 4's gayle ong is live there now with the story.gayle. the owner started offering free gas around 10 this morning.so far about 6 furloughed workers showed up. ray olyaie (oh-lay-u) is serving some relief for those feeling the financial pinch from the longest government shutdown in u-s history.on day 33 - he decided to give free gas to federal workers who live in fremont,at his fremont hub valero gas station..the gesture bringing one furloughed worker to tears, olyaie (oh-lay-u) said.regular customers proud of the local gas station owner.