john donovan at devon and _ other incidents. john donovan at devon and somerset _ other incidents.t fire - other incidents. john donovan at devon and somerset fire and . other incidents. john donovan at - devon and somerset fire and rescue service, thank you for that update. we appreciate your time. he says the yacht, subsequent to these pictures, has sunk, which creates a potential hazard and it means the fire is likely to be extinguished but there are 8000, there were 8000 litres of diesel fuel on board and that is forming a slick which they are doing their best to contain. more conserative mps have publicly confirmed that they hae sent in letters of no confidence in the prime minister following sue gray's critical report of parties and gatherings at downing street during covid lockdowns. one of them — anne marie morris, the mp for newton abbott in devon — has onlyjust had the tory whip restored to her after losing it injanuary. a short time ago our political correspondent charlotte rose told me more. the reason that she had the whip remoed and to expand to people what that means

some breaking news coming out of south devon.extremely large fire, on—board a yacht off back the coast of turkey. we are told that five fire appliances are in attendance, it is beyond torquay marina, it will be visible for anyone on the seafront at torquay this afternoon, all the emergency services are there, five fire vehicles, there are fears for the safety of the vote moored in the marina and efforts will be under way to ensure the evacuation of anyone on board the vessels that are close by and also the vulnerability of the pier itself. i cannot say it is for definite, but i assume by now that the emergency services will have cleared as much as they can in terms of people. a lot of people put her around on their vessels at the marina at the weekend. this is a big yacht, it we are is not a small vessel. obviously, with a lot of the small marinas, you cannot manoeuvre a very big vessels in, usually they will moor out a little way beyond the seafront and get a tag back in. i suspect we will probably be getting quite a lot of smok

even the family dog have all kept devon's ashes on their necks. we all carry devon around. on our bodies to keep him with us to keep him present. angie silva is devon's mother a little bit numb a little bit. violated would you feel if someone went to the cemetery and dug up your mom and stole her really owns his tyler's mother, and was devin step, mom. it just opens up a wound and to think that piece of him is not in the right hands. devin had always been a fighter. he was born two months premature and endured many open heart surgeries. he was diagnosed with cancer on his 14th birthday. i want him remembered as the great and inspiring boy and that he always wanted to be devin always knew his life because short, devin and tyler share the same father. the two women weren't always close, but they say in sickness, devin brought the two mothers closer. he looked at her and he told her i got cancer to bring you and my mom back together again. and that is why we are the strong family that we are just i just want to back. it means a lot. you can take any other necklace. just give m

from devon - workload. a lot of us are working part-time. from devon to - workload.erent story. patient _ a different story. patient continuity is harder to achieve, number of gps relative that the population in hull is one of the lowest in england. i population in hull is one of the lowest in england.— population in hull is one of the lowest in england. i think that's everything _ lowest in england. i think that's everything to — lowest in england. i think that's everything to worry _ lowest in england. i think that's everything to worry about. - lowest in england. i think that'sl everything to worry about. here, the see everything to worry about. here, they see as _ everything to worry about. here, they see as many _ everything to worry about. here, they see as many patients - everything to worry about. here, they see as many patients as - everything to worry about. here, | they see as many patients as they can. that still leaves a lot of phone calls for matthew and the other gps. �* ., ., phone calls for matthew and the other gps-— other gps. i've had four cases c

., ., devon.von. ewan, thank you for that, that is the local political fallout i that is the local political fallout and ramifications of what has led to and ramifications of what has led to a much wider debate about the culture of westminster. to get more analysis on that, i'm joined now by doctor charlotte fragment, a barrister who focuses on women's rights. it seems surprising that we are still talking about this when we have seen the me too movement. is this a westminster problem, or is it a society problem that still needs to be dealt with? i a society problem that still needs to be dealt with?— to be dealt with? i think you are riaht, to be dealt with? i think you are right. that _ to be dealt with? i think you are right. that a _ to be dealt with? i think you are right, that a lot _ to be dealt with? i think you are right, that a lot has _ to be dealt with? i think you are right, that a lot has happened i to be dealt with? i think you are - right, that a lot has happened since the me too mo

from devon to hull, it's a different story. patient continuity is harder to achieve.to the population in hull is one of the lowest in england. i don't think that's anything to worry about... here they see as many patients as they can. that still leaves a lot of phone calls for matthew and the other gps. i've had four cases come in in the last four minutes. the list is still building. hi, there, it's dr fortnum again at the surgery... an area like hull has higher levels of socioeconomic need. you have this sort of perfect storm where we've got the most need but yet seem to have the least capacity to deal with it, so it creates inequity and it actually perpetuates it. but we're here to try and change that. for lorna and matthew, devon and hull, local challenges may be different, but they and all gps face a rising workload and a struggle to meet the needs of their patients. hugh pym, bbc news. the prospect of serious travel disruption over thejubilee bank holiday is increasingly likely. the holiday giant tui is cancelling more flights until the end ofjune affecting more

we'll be reporting from hull — and from devon, where the picture is very different.lso today: the holiday giant tui cancels more flights. thejubilee bank holiday could be very uncertain for some holiday—makers. cases are packed, we're all ready to go, and we received a text last night, 7:30, to say that the holiday had been cancelled. no explanation, and nobody�*s been in touch. another record high for the average price of petrol, as the pressure on global supplies shows no sign of easing. and 70 years of the monarch meeting her prime ministers — we report on the mystique and mystery of the weekly audience. and coming up on the bbc news channel, a clash fit for a final — two titans of tennis, novak djokovic and rafa nadal, go head to head later in the french open quarterfinals. good evening. access to family doctors is fast becoming one of the biggest problems for the nhs, according to patients�* groups, while some areas of england are having to cope with much lower numbers of gps per head than other areas. new analysis by the nuffield trust for the bbc has found tha

penny, who lives in south devon, _ lot of pain.enny, who lives in south devon, broke her leg i lot of pain. penny, who lives in i south devon, broke her leg badly but was told the ambulance would take up to four hours. it was first aider is from a lifeboat crew who got her onto a stretcher and gave her pain relief, and her daughter who drove her to hospital. i relief, and her daughter who drove her to hospital.— her to hospital. i was so grateful. for penny. _ her to hospital. i was so grateful. for penny. a _ her to hospital. i was so grateful. for penny, a former _ her to hospital. i was so grateful. for penny, a former nurse, i her to hospital. i was so grateful. for penny, a former nurse, it i her to hospital. i was so grateful. j for penny, a former nurse, it was her to hospital. i was so grateful. l for penny, a former nurse, it was a sad reflection on the condition of the nhs. brute sad reflection on the condition of the nhs. ~ :, :, , ., sad reflection on the condition of the nhs. : ., ., , ., _ the nhs. we are an estate wh

devon up 160%. ardagh is down doesn't matter if it is up or down, what matters is where you are at this point in time. devon is interesting as i got in deeper, they're pricing in maybe 65, $70 oil as long as it stays in elevated range, they're minting cash. devon has a focus on returning cash to shareholders if you listen to earnings calls, they repeat over and over what a priority it is they know the esg pressures put long term caps on how much they can produce for the long term. making what they can now and paying it out to shareholders. also, it is not expensive, even though trading up 160% in the last year, even though up 10% or more where i bought last week, you can still buy it here. they'll return a ton of cash flaw ardagh is a small aluminum can company. they spun off last year and did that in a spak this is a company with little economic sensitivity, all they do is make aluminum cans, third largest aluminum can maker in the world, even though they're boring it, down 33% because they came ou

even the family dog have all kept devon's ashes on their necks. we all carry devon around. on our bodies to keep him with us to keep him present. angie silva is devin's mother. a little bit numb a little bit. violated would you feel if someone went to the cemetery and dug up your mom and stole her merely owns his tyler's mother, and was devin step, mom. it just opens up a wound and to think that piece of him is not in the right hands. devin had always been a fighter. he was born two months premature and endured many open heart surgeries. he was diagnosed with cancer on his 14th birthday. i want him remembered as the great and inspiring boy and that he always wanted to be. devon always knew his life. big cut short, devin and tyler share the same father . the two women weren't always close, but they say in sickness, devin brought the two mothers closer. he looked at her and he told her i got cancer to bring you and my mom back together again. and that is why we are the strong family that we are just i just want to back. it means a lot. you can take any other necklace. just lo

even the family dog have all kept devon's ashes on their necks. we all carry devon around. on our bodies to keep him with us to keep him present, and silva is devon's mother a little bit numb a little bit. violated would you feel if someone went to the cemetery and dug up your mom and stole her really owns his tyler's mother, and was devin step, mom. it just opens up a wound and to think that piece of him is not in the right hands. devin had always been a fighter. he was born two months premature and endured many open heart surgeries. he was diagnosed with cancer on his 14th birthday. i want him remembered as the great and inspiring boy and that he always wanted to be devin always knew his life because short, devin and tyler share the same father . the two women weren't always close, but they say in sickness , devin brought the two mothers closer. he looked at her and he told her i got cancer to bring you and my mom back together again. and that is why we are the strong family that we are just i just want to back. it means a lot. you can take any other necklace. just give m

even the family dog have all kept devon's ashes on their necks. we all carry devon around.ur bodies to keep him with us to keep him present. angie silva is devon's mother a little bit numb a little bit. violated would you feel if someone went to the cemetery and dug up your mom and stole her really owns his tyler's mother, and was devin step, mom. it just opens up a wound and to think that piece of him is not in the right hands. devin had always been a fighter. he was born two months premature and endured many open heart surgeries. he was diagnosed with cancer on his 14th birthday. i want him remembered as the great and inspiring boy and that he always wanted to be devin always knew his life because short, devin and tyler share the same father. the two women weren't always close, but they say in sickness, devin brought the two mothers closer. he looked at her and he told her i got cancer to bring you and my mom back together again. and that is why we are the strong family that we are just i just want to back. it means a lot. you can take any other necklace. just give me tha

i'm rick, ceo of devon energy. we are in a moment of crisis -- russia's unprovoked and unjustified invasion of to ukraine. given energy is an independent exploration and production company headquartered in oklahoma city. founded in 1970, one devon employs more than 1600 hardworking people with operations in oklahoma, texas, new mexico, wyoming, and north dakota. in january of 2021, we completed a merger with wpx energy and provide lee producing more american oil and energy today than at any time in our 50 year company history. devon is an upstream company. we refine produce oil and natural gas and natural gas to liquids. we do not refine or sell refined products. we invest heavily to recover these resources and then contract to sell these at prices dictated by complex global commodity market. would you not -- set or have significant influence over the price of a project. multiple factors impact that the price of any global commodity and over the past two years we have seen extreme volatility as the. that's a glove

john donovan at devon and somerset fire and rescue service.as he renewed his appeal for tighter gun controls. it follows the massacre at a school in texas, in which 19 children and two teachers died. meanwhile, the former us president, donald trump, and other leading republicans have dismissed calls for gun reform, saying the shooting was a reason to arm, not disarm. 0ur north america correspondent barbara plett usher reports. just days ago, children cowered on the floor in this school as a killer armed with assault rifles stalked their classroom. the latest victims of a uniquely american tragedy. president biden addressed the parents' heartbreak at a speech at a graduation ceremony. he will be visiting the town tomorrow. those parents are literally preparing to bury their children. in the united states of america, to bury their children. there's too much violence, too much fear. too much grief. the massacre thrust the issue of gun control back into national focus. gun rights activists say they were horrified by the violence. but the national

and she's been very kind to devon archer previously. she overturned his original conviction. it was reinstated in the court of appeals and he went to the supreme court so now he's back before . she also allowed him when he was out on bail to travel to 24 different countries. he went to turks and caicos and so on but also went to china and dan and ukraine and russia doing business at the very places he and hunter doing. great entrails something, i can't remember the name . the new mrs. hunter, her name is melissa cohen. they did read meet at chcteau marmont. and he was introduced by somebody met around the pool and they fell and love that night . and there married within weeks. she's south african. i've heard that, i don't know. i think she's quitesensible . she did things like the way his phones, his devices. kind of cleaned him up. if we believe it is cleaned up next to her. so she's now the mother of his little two-year-old boy. let's hope for her sake and the boys sake that he is clean but i think he'll be having some sleepless nights at the moment there's time for one las

from devon to hull, it's a different story. patient continuity is harder to achieve.e as many patients as they can. that still leaves a lot of phone calls for matthew and the other gps. i've had four cases come in in the last four minutes. the list is still building. hi there, it's dr fortnum again at the surgery... an area like hull has higher levels of socioeconomic need. you have this sort of perfect storm where we've got the most need, but yet seem to have the least capacity to deal with it, so it creates inequity and it actually perpetuates it. but we're here to try and change that. for lorna and matthew, devin and hull, local challenges may be different, but they and all gps face a rising workload and a struggle to meet the needs of their patients. hugh pym, bbc news. let's talk to louise ansari, director of healthwatch england, an independent statutory body that has the power to make sure nhs leaders and other decision makers listen to feedback from the public. i have to say, there's probably a lot of feedback on the questions posed covid lockdown as we come ou

he and somebody to work alongside here in devon. , , , in devon.xcuse, but for neill could see that happening-— that happening. he did do it deliberately _ that happening. he did do it deliberately the _ that happening. he did do it deliberately the second - that happening. he did do it. deliberately the second time. that happening. he did do it - deliberately the second time. you have to put in the right words, you have to put in the right words, you have to put in the right words, you have to look up your history to find the same website you apparently stumbled on previously, don't you? yes, unless you have left it open on your browser. i don't know what happened. only neil does. he has to live with this for the rest of his life. , t, , live with this for the rest of his life. , , ., life. there is as so-called senior westminster _ life. there is as so-called senior westminster figure _ life. there is as so-called senior westminster figure who - life. there is as so-called senior westminster figure who was - life. there is as so-called senior i w

this was one of those showers working across parts of devon earlier this afternoon.the radar, you can see showers across northern scotland, eastern england. we have had a line of heavier showers and even a few thunderstorms working across wales and the south—west, where we have seen today's heaviest showers. they will clear overnight and it will be dry for a client —— a time because most of england and wales. scotland and northern england will see clouds thicken with showers returning to many areas as we go through the night. another chilly night with temperatures, 5—7 celsius. a cool start on monday and another unsettled day as this area of low pressure moves westwards from scandinavia. not many isobars on the charts. the winds are going to be very light but what this area of low pressure will do is create further showers. there will be quite a bit of cloud around on monday morning, still a few bright or sunny spells coming through but into the afternoon, the showers become extensive and widespread. some of them heavy, particularly across south—west england where th

even the family dog have all kept devon's ashes on their necks. we all carry devon around.odies to keep him with us to keep him present. angie silva is devin's mother. a little bit numb a little bit. violated would you feel if someone went to the cemetery and dug up your mom and stole her really owns his tyler's mother, and was devin step, mom. it just opens up a wound and to think that piece of him is not in the right hands. devin had always been a fighter. he was born two months premature and endured many open heart surgeries. he was diagnosed with cancer on his 14th birthday. i want him remembered as the great and inspiring boy and that he always wanted to be devin always knew his life because short, devin and tyler share the same father . the two women weren't always close, but they say in sickness , devin brought the two mothers closer. he looked at her and he told her i got cancer to bring you and my mom back together again. and that is why we are the strong family that we are just i just want to back. it means a lot. you can take any other necklace. just give me that

days before devon archer became a member of the board of burisma with hunter biden, devon archer isnvicted criminal. hunter biden knew exactly the types of unsavory people he was dealing with. people connected to the chinese communist party. so there should be no defense and, again, that is the extent that the american public needs to understand how brazen the bidens have been and how they have put america's national security and our international policies in a compromised position. maria: it's just incred. he called -- incredible. he calls this guy the spy chief of china, and patrick ho sends hunter biden a million dollars. if you do get the majority in november, are these impeachable offenses on the part of joe biden? will you move to impeach joe biden? >> that's really a house question. >> well well, yeah. well -- maria: james comer? >> certainly everything's on the table. i think democrats wasted a lot of time and energy trying to impeach joe biden. we want to start out on day one trying to correct a lot of the policies that joe biden has enacted. legislatively joe biden enacted

devon known as make the connection here because tomorrow we've got a trial that's going to be getting michael sussman told james baker he was a concerned citizen here's the dirt on trauma. >> i think a lot of the american people this has been lost on them a lot of the bad actors. so baker is clearly a bad actor he's going to play in the sussman tries going to testify on behalf of the prosecution in this case. it's like these guys leave a government agency and they land on their feet and they landed a place like twitter but one things i pointed out on true social altar elon musk with the tweet out i just put up the social was it jim baker was a known russian hoaxers now on twitter see the one now involved in what appears to be an orchestrated effort by the immediate left to block elon musk from buying twitter. like we have said president trump as been very clear. our goal is to open the internet give the american people to voice back. for elon at most two by two is a good thing looks like outlawed people going out of their way to stop it from happening but asked a simple question was i

marathon, apa, devon and a little less for apa and less for devon and occi now to a stock that needsdisney set to report after the bell it's one of the worst performing dow stocks of this year off 30%. concerns of a streaming slowdown, hanging over the stock and here with what to expect is dave hager with edward jones i think the attention will mostly be on streaming customer growth, particularly in light of the slowdown at netflix. what are you looking for >> the streaming business is going to be a top focus in the earnings report today and the consensus number is roughly for adding about 5 million disney plus subscribers, certainly netflix and seeing a subscriber loss in the first quarter has not boded well, and it's in the growth curve in streaming and i think that they still have more ram to go in terms of adding subscribers and looking at others in the streaming industry so we're adding subscribers in the quarter so we think disney also will be in that boat. >> there are so many plusses out there. it's disney plus and disney+ and h hulu+, and it all adds to a minus in my bank ac

mr parish, the member for tiverton and honiton in devon, has apologised and says it was not his intention anyone. two female colleagues claimed they had seen him looking at adult content on his phone, while sitting near them. mr parish says he'd been looking at tractors online, and went onto another website with a similar name. our political correspondent, ben wright, reports. he had wanted to plough on, hoping a parliamentary investigation might yet save his career, but today, neil parish realised he couldn't, admitting to watching pornography twice while in the house of commons. in the end, i could see that the furore and the damage i was causing my family and my constituency and association was more than worth carrying on. a conservative mp since 2010, mr parish was suspended from the parliamentary party yesterday after being named as the mp at the centre of the allegations. two female tory mps had witnessed the behaviour. apologising to them and his constituents, today the former farmer explained what had happened. funnily enough, it was tractors as i was looking at and so i did get i

major problem heading into peak ac season in a lot of states devon, diamondback, coe tara, all three reported strong results. here's the yield, devon yielding # 8% right now you have the travel names getting crushed after expedia's disappointing quarter. they cited wage pressures, the shares down, airbnb down 5%. 24 hours from right now we get the fed's decision on interest rates. there is concern about the fed making a mistake here, but what do we mean by a mistake? too much too little is there anything they can go back and fix now steve liesman is looking at the confidence in jay powell, steve. >> hey, kelly, yeah, during much of the pandemic, fed chair jay powell got high marks for -- of the economy, but the latest cnbc fed survey showing the outbreak of inflation and the new aggressive effort, the fed's going to embark upon to fight it taking a toll on how powell is viewed on wall street. take a look, during april 2020 and july 2020, the middle of the pandemic, he got a minuses for his economic leadership, slightly different question we asked this time, overall leadership, well,

glorious in parts of devon.he way of sunshinejust as we the cloud so more in the way of sunshine just as we enter the day and then overnight we will continue to fade and northerly winds, cloud will vary from time to time, they will vary from time to time, they will be a scattering of showers for northern and eastern scotland and one or two into northeast england as well. quite a chilly night for the time of year with temperatures at six and seven celsius across scotland, northern england and northern ireland. for sunday, we continue with this feat of north, northwesterly winds coming around this area of high pressure that is centred near iceland. it will be dragging in some chilly air. if anything it�*s going to be colder. sunday morning starts on a chilly note, many of you will see some morning spells of sunshine but cloud will bubble up through the day but this time we are more likely to see the cloud thick enough to bring some scattered showers across scotland, england and wales, northern ireland should stay

earnings last week, devon has a free cash flow yield of around 15 to 16% versus the s&p has 5 devonyield of 8% versus the s&p at 1.5. and i still think this asset class is only 4.4% of the s&p. it's still very under owned, you know, the esg bullies are not letting a lot of people buy it, and i still think this has long, long many quarters and years to go of being a good asset class to own. >> all right, we have got a lot of stocks hitting new lows in today's session. we'll discuss if any of them are worth buying right now, plus, during may we're celebrating asian american and pacific islander heritage month featuring some of our cnbc teammates and contributors here's cnbc talent producer jeanette chin. >> i'm the daughter and granddaughter of chinese americans and growing up my grandfather took care of me while my parents went to work, and he is the biggest influence in my life to become a journalist he told me stories of coming to america and traveling by train to different cities looking for work, and i knew that by becoming a journalist i would be able to see different parts of t

ewan murrie is in mr parish�*s constituency of tiverton, in devon. your sense of the reaction on the ground?— on the ground? there is a broad sense of agreement _ on the ground? there is a broad sense of agreement from - on the ground? there is a broad| sense of agreement from people on the ground? there is a broad - sense of agreement from people here that neil parish has probably done the right thing and resigning. i have been here in the constituency all weekends and people are saying you can't have mps watching pornography in the house of commons, something that neil parish has admitted doing twice, once as a mistake at the second time deliberately. a lot of people are pretty surprised at how quickly he did a u—turn after initially taking in his heels on friday saying he was going to wait for the outcome of an investigation, but that very quickly changed yesterday afternoon. at the same time, i certain amount of sympathy for the period —— for the predicament he has put himself in. he has been the mp here since 2010, is well known and generally we

devon, - tiverton in somerset... devon, sorry, it is much more classic.... carry on. i profusely apologise! _ allow you to say that. carry on. i profusely apologise! that - allow you to say that. carry on. i profusely apologise! that one i allow you to say that. carry on. i profusely apologise! that one is| allow you to say that. carry on. i l profusely apologise! that one is a much more classic conservative seat and if there was a culinary theme to the queen speech this year it will be red meat, all the big parties are trying to speak to conservative mps unnatural conservative voters to say we are still a conservative government, we will try to deliver for you. when you look at the public order bill and the brexit freedoms bill, that is what it is about. brexit freedoms is really interesting, what about this ambition to get rid of regulations? lots of people who voted for brexit were told we would be able to derogate, deviate, howeveryou want to describe it, get away from an agenda which the government felt shackled business and prevented it from doing thi

devon energy, diamondback and coterra are leading that sector.ill in focus, with diamondback saying it will maintain current levels of production, despite the fact we're seeing these really high oil prices, due to challenging operating conditions related to labor and materials shortages, along with overall inflation. morgan, even as everybody talks about energy driving inflation, they're feeling it too. >> bertha coombs, thank you. >>> still to come, starbucks, labor union taking aim at interim chief howard schultz ahead of today's earnings after the bell we're going to take a oscler look next. don't go anywhere. - hiring is step one when it comes to our growth. we can't open a new shop or a new location without the right people in place. i couldn't keep up until i found ziprecruiter. ziprecruiter helps us get out there quickly and get us qualified candidates quickly. they sent us applicants that matched what i was looking for. i've hired for every role, entry-level technicians, service advisors, store managers. ziprecruiter helps me find all the

large amounts of sunshine pretty much all day, it was a beautiful day in parts of devon.g a few showers to the north and east of scotland, one or two into northeast england, otherwise it's dry but with clear spells and cool air is going to be a chilly night, temperatures at six and seven across the northern half of the uk. a cold start. many will see morning sunshine, cloud

on saturday, one of the warmest spots was devon.sius with some sunshine. and although for many of us cloud bubbled up for a time, towards the evening time that kind of collapsed and we had some late date sunshine in scarborough with some big waves hitting the coastline. those waves were driven along by gusty north to north—westerly winds, and we will continue to see those winds on into sunday as well. now, many of us will start off on a cool note. there will be some spells of sunshine around sunday morning, before cloud tends to bubble up. but to a greater extent. so there is a risk of showers a bit more widely across scotland and england and wales. northern ireland, closer to high pressure to the north—west, should say predominantly dry. but if anything, temperatures down. 13—16 degrees pretty widely. feeling ok with the may sunshine where it comes out, but when it turns cloudier and stays breezy probably feeling a little on the cool side. into monday's forecast, low pressure is going to start to move in from scandinavia. with that

is still paying you an 8% dividend, i'll take that all day long even if devon does nothing. >> what due for a short-term pullback, but i think the reason it hasn't, scott, is people are using this as a hedge for what goes on for ukraine i think it's just that simple. if people say it gets worse there, they want to have some energy exposure just in case oil goes to $200 a barrel. that said, i think >>> so, you own chevron among others apatch ay. chevron, eog pretty good exposure >> and i agree ewith him you want oo be here. but ib would take profits on the speculative, apachesf the world. those have had a great run and to your point with, if the market is recession, then oil's going to come down because it's demand destruction that services side of the economy is going to slow down. that's going to hurt what some stogs have done so well, i do like my large integrated, one exposure there and if the secular demand for energy is still going to be there. even if these talking about get out, get out >> coming up we are ready the best price on every trade, which saved investors over $1.5 b

so bits and pieces of rain from the tip of cornwall, devon, perhaps the isle of wight.nd murk in places, perhaps a bit of drizzle here and there and not cold, between six and ten degrees. so here's bank holiday monday, starting off pretty cloudy in most areas. there will be some sunshine developing, certainly across western parts of scotland, northern ireland, around the irish sea, inland there'll be sunny spells too, but also inland showers will start to develop almost anywhere, i think through the course of the morning into the afternoon. temperatures only ten in scotland, maybe 17 in the south of the uk. now here's the weather map for tuesday. a weather front tries to push into the north—west of the uk. here it is just to the north—west of our neighbourhood. but i think, generally speaking, we are talking about light winds, a lot of cloud showers perhaps brewing, particularly around wales and the south of england. driest of the weather will be on the east coast there, but cold. only ten in newcastle, nine degrees in aberdeen. so that was tuesday. this is wednesday ag

i. ~ , another by-election coming up in devon. ~ , , devon.for the conservatives? borisjohnson championed the idea of winning seats that they had never held, the conservatives, from labour in the north of england, the east midlands, the former red bull areas. has he neglected to some extent the seats the conservatives have held traditionally for decades? that is what they are — traditionally for decades? that is what they are rather _ traditionally for decades? that is what they are rather concerned l traditionally for decades? that is i what they are rather concerned tory mps sitting in those seats would say. they are worried there has been all this focus on the so—called red wall, seats in the north of england, the midlands and elsewhere. they are worried voters in the south are saying can hang on a minute, why are you paying all the attention to there? part of the south—west are not particularly affluent. formerly a lib dems stronghold and now pretty much completely conservative. that is the concern and that is where the liberal democrats t

devon energy, diamondback and eog at more than 8%.usiness models from growth focus to return oriented and a number of energy stocks are hitting multiyear highs indicating devon, occi and pioneer, as well as giants exxon and chevron, jon. >> yeah, i'm sure drivers would like to control their spending as well at the pump, but don't exactly have that choice i'd love to hear at some point what the company's excuses are for not drilling more. well, pippa, thank you, and that will do it for "the exchange." "power lunch" starts right now ♪ >>> yes, it does, jon. thank you very much, and welcome, everybody, to "power lunch" for tuesday i'm tyler mathisen, and here's what's ahead we've got the ceo of robinhood of, that stock of course cratering, users trading less. the company laying off workers, so oare new products enough to kick start growth? we'll ask the ceo about his plan to shore up investor confidence. >>> how about buffett, warren buffett's big bets from citi, to paramounts to chevron, if the world's most respected investor is buying

and i_ sacrifice to fight on a ten in devon and i am — sacrifice to fight on a ten in devon and i amo be fighting, i have thought by—elections myself, they are not— thought by—elections myself, they are not easy and i think this one will he _ are not easy and i think this one will be particularly difficult but obviously i hope the conservative candidate — obviously i hope the conservative candidate wins but i think she has an uphill— candidate wins but i think she has an uphill struggle. if i could just say in _ an uphill struggle. if i could just say in response to something adam fleming _ say in response to something adam fleming said in the introduction, at the moment, there is no clear alternative to mrjohnson, but there are at— alternative to mrjohnson, but there are at least— alternative to mrjohnson, but there are at least half a dozen, we are almost _ are at least half a dozen, we are almost spoilt for choice, and that is part— almost spoilt for choice, and that is part of— almost spoilt for choice, and that is part of the problem, i think, there _ is part of the problem, i t

. >> devon energy, bryn. bought it on the day down 11%.ite name of cramer, favorite name of lee cooperman, favorite name of yours. >> i took that opportunity i own xop and other energy names. i'm bullish on the space couple weeks ago, energy names with the rest of the market sold off. i would urge viewers to go to devon's website, read the investor deck from this quarter's earnings, it is the play book of what type of company, doing share buy back, improving the balance sheet, stock repurchases. 16% free cash flow raised dividend to 8%. s&p is 1.5%. so many check the boxes. i took that opportunity to add to my portfolio and look for it to be a long term holding. >> pete, big exposure to energy. >> i do. i was listening to the sintervie with lee cooperman, i am at 30% exposure to energy, if you include clean energy with oil and gas, definitely about 30%. i continue to add to it. one of my unusual option activities later today is one of those names in energy space as well, a popular name lot of people talking about it i continue to love the

i would buy up some assets like we saw in the 80s but the billionaires aren't looking for the next devonxt new jersey turnpike authority bonds because they're already insanely rich they don't need to chase gains in the stock market. so i urge you to take their commentary with a grain of salt. no matter how much that i reveer them i like to say there is always a bull market somewhere and i promise to find it for you right here on "mad money." i'm jim cramer see you tomorrow the news with shepard smith starts now >>> the leaked supreme court opinion that is set to overturn half a century of precedent and potentially reshape what's legal for hundreds of millions of americans. i'm shepard smith live in washington this is the news on cnbc >> abortion is violence. >> reporter: the blockbuster story broke that a draft of the supreme court's opinion shows the court overturning roe v. wade in a blistering ruling. >> it's a fundamental shift in american jurisprudence. >> it's hard not to feel angry, troubled, deeply disturbed about what

. >>> to devon booker, suns in the valley of the sun, hosted dallas last night, game two. he did not disappoint. a 21 point lead. phoenix won and booker scored 30. can anybody beat these guys? suns are up 2-0. game three friday in dallas. in the east, there is pat riley, miami heat president. top seed in white, fourth quarter hosting philadelphia, look at the lob pass. heat won 119-103, have a 2-0 series lead. game three in philadelphia is also on friday. this restores my faith in humanity. this grabbed by a blue jays fan who handed the ball to a kid wearing a judge t-shirt. look at the emotion for 9-year- old derek rodriguez. he and the fan were invited by the yankees to meet judge. aaron judge is from linden california about an hour from sacramento. have a great day. i will see you later. >>> coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area. >> tall fencing around the supreme court. a look at how controversy continues to grow over high court's pending decision over abortion rights. >>> an oakly family searching for answers. their turn >>> right now on kpix5 and stre

devon has been a big win for us and it will continue to do so. why don't we go to richie in pennsylvania >> caller: jimmy, how are you doing. >> good. check in with you. >> caller: first, i commend you. powell needs to raise the rates. >> yes, he does. the average person cannot afford what is happening at supermarket. he has to go to the supermarket. >> caller: i agree with you. my question is, american express, i've been getting offers for years 0% for a year. how am i making any money. >> the car business has been fabulous for them and i think the stock is a buy because people are traveling again and steve said if you go back and watch our steve interviews it is the card itself making them a huge amount of money and that is why i've been recommending the stock but nobody seems to care but thank you, richie and have a good weekend now look, if we want the market to stage a meaningful comeback and if you stick with us you'll hear how technically had could happen we need china reopen and russia withdrawal from ukraine and the fed to curb and stomp

your thoughts on palos energy >> it's a little small for me, but it will do the job i do like the devonsood in that one. let's go to marvin in new jersey. >> caller: hey, gym, i'm in your state, what do you know? listen, i bought at&t in the mid-30s a while back, and i'm wondering if i should double down. >> i don't need you to double down i think that at&t is making a comeback, though, because they got rid of some things, a little more focused 120, i think you're fine, you can ride them for a couple of points not more than that. sarah in illinois. >> caller: hi, thank you for taking my call >> hi, sarah, how are you? >> caller: wonderful >> good. >> i'd like to ask about jmia? >> it's too dangerous. we are in a market that is fraught, and the blue chips are getting crushed. we got to stick together and high grade our portfolios, not take them lower. jerry in missouri, jerry >> caller: jim, i'm a founding member of the club and want to say thank you for taking my call. >> yes, yes, met a bunch of them on the street today. people are so excited about what we do. i've got much more up my s

and lots of names also recently hitting new highs like devon energy, phillips 66 and exxon-mobil.'s talk about it all and bring in michael bradley from energy market strategy, to talk, mike, it is great to have you on listen, before we get into the the individual stock names i wan to talk about oil. it was over 110 today. and it ended lower but it was $111 and change earlier today even with the coming release, the 160 million barrels from the strategic petroleum reserve and the senate moving one step closer today to allowing the president to sue opec for market manipulation it all seems like it is adding up to a higher oil price over time what do you think? >> yeah, brian, i mean, look, it is all about supply and demand and right now we just don't have the supply if you look at opec. >> opec is basically maxed out we only have a couple million barrels of spare capacity. how far does demand or price have to go up to hit demand and we don't know what that is yet we talk about 125, 150, some people up there at $175. we don't know. demand will have to be hit it will have to get hit an

devon book led the way with 30 for the suns. you see him hold the pose for affect.take a 2-0 series lead. baseball now, the giants offense has gotten stone cold at dodger stadium. may the fourth be with you. r2-d2, stay away from the stormtroopers. brandon crawford in the second, solo bomb to write. giants take a 1-0 lead, but the dodgers empire would strike back. mookie betts deep to write. yes, back from covid. 3-1 l.a. gavin lux here with a dribbler to first. everybody that should be covering is in a galaxy far, far away. who are we throwing that to? dodgers 9-1. pitchers duell, corey kluber strikes out stephen piscotty, then gets chad pinder's wending. frankie montas was matching 0-0. pinder robs brandon lowe. no runs until the eighth. memo margo with a flare off jackson. the rays sweep the if you haven't tried dawn powerwash dish spray, what are you waiting for? it's dawn's fastest and easiest way to clean everyday dishes. you just spray, wipe and rinse. it cleans five times faster to actually break down grease on contact. so spray your dishes clean... with daw

devon booker picking up the slack. book had a game-high 35.an four minutes to go, but here is cool hand luka. mavericks win by 10, tying the game at two -- tying the series at two games apiece. the giants hoping to feet off the good vibes from yesterday's win. a win would earn a four-game split. happy mother's day -- that is so cool. instead of late-night lamont, it is midday live. -- midday mont. mustache may is in full effect. mike yastrzemski applying to be a splash brother because there goes the second, into the cove. 4-3 san francisco. cardinals with a tying run and scoring position, but numeral gets the always dangerous nailing the air out of it. how about the a's looking to snap and eight-games like in minnesota? seth brown rips one to ride, two rbis single gives the a's a three-one lead, but daulton jefferies could not hold the lead. minnesota scores three in the bottom of the inning. twins take the lead, trying a rally two on, two out, that won't get it done. a's loose their ninth, four-three. they had to detroit tomorrow. women's wat

in san jose, devon fehely, kpix 5. >> and be sure to stay with kpix 5 and cbs news bay area for continuing coverage. we'll keep you informed on all the big issues leading up to the june primary. >>> this story caught our attention. the union that represents warni tourists to avoid national parks in san francisco. here is the reason why. the union has been raising the alarm over police staffing levels. it claims those areas will not be safe, especially during the upcoming memorial day weekend because of limited staffing. they say throughout the park region, there are only 11 patrol officers on duty. normally there should be 83. the chairman of the police order says a lot has to do with low pay and the high cost of living in the bay area. >> our starting salary for officers assigned to the san francisco field officer at $67,769. so it's actually considered below the poverty line in san francisco. so we're having a serious problem trying to recruit and retain officers. >> until the officers staffing problem is resolved, families are being encouraged to visit places like yosemite, monterey or

chris: sons host the mavericks, bodies everywhere, devon booker in transition, coming up right here iss outscored dallas, phoenix took a three to seriously. giants host the rockies is a bottom of the fourth, giants of 4-1. brandon belt to deep right center, the giants office served -- 34 runs in the last four games. flips it to brandon crawford, almost got the double play, so nice we showed twice. check it out, giving it maximum effort, the giants win 9-2, they can sweep colorado tomorrow. a's in detroit, doubleheader. both were able to walk off, sixth inning, jonathan schoop at the plates of drinking montage on the hill. that's up homerun. a's take the first 16-0. base hit into left, kevan smith scores, makes it 3-0 oakland. bottom eight, line drive and tony kemp, what a play that was. looks like a board, a plane, it is tony kemp, 4-1. angels working left under dialer -- 12th no-hitter in angels history. he becomes the youngest angel to fit a no-hitter, they beat the raise 12-0. sharks forward announces his retirement, he is the nhl's all-time leader in games played and holds nearly e

chris: sons host the mavericks, bodies everywhere, devon booker in transition, coming up right here isit the triple. game-high 28 for phoenix. the sons outscored dallas, phoenix took a three to seriously. giants host the rockies is a bottom of the fourth, giants of 4-1. brandon belt to deep right center, the giants office served -- 34 runs in the last four games. flips it to brandon crawford, almost got the double play, so nice we showed twice. check it out, giving it maximum effort, the giants win 9-2, they can sweep colorado tomorrow. a's in detroit, doubleheader. both were able to walk off, sixth inning, jonathan schoop at the plates of drinking montage on the hill. that's up homerun. a's take the first 16-0. base hit into left, kevan smith scores, makes it 3-0 oakland. bottom eight, line drive and tony kemp, what a play that was. looks like a board, a plane, it is tony kemp, 4-1. angels working left under dialer -- 12th no-hitter in angels history. he becomes the youngest angel to fit a no-hitter, they beat the raise 12-0. sharks forward announces his retirement, he is the nhl's al

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