up 1.7% at $96 a barrel. opec agreeing on a very small increase in september, just 100,000 barrels a day, there smallest increase ever. this comes after president biden went to the middle east to meet with the crown prince. tom: i would suggest on brent crude, 99 to 101, so what. if we get a 105 prints on the global price, what does that say to the white house? jonathan: remember that fist bump? what was it worth? 100,000 barrels a day? i don't think that is what they were looking for. tom: i think the first time we met we fist bumped. we are going to get a briefing on this. isaac boltansky is the perfect person to speak to david director of policy research. he writes very informed notes on the synthesis of legislative and political politics. the president meeting with the leadership of china. what does mr. biden need on the photo op past and forward when we see this from opec-plus? isaac: it is hard to overstate how disappointing this is for the administration. it is the geopolitical equivalent of a slap in

look at a huge barrel for one man with a shovel.ig for half a day to bury it, and so everything is dug out all the tools of a shovel, a hoe, whatever you want, it means, now we have an approximate time of the crime, what do you have and irina anatolyevna, i found something from alliance transport she was delivering cement, just when savelyeva ah disappeared. wait, you can somehow connect it with a barrel, yes, but not directly from the alliance. there was an agreement with andreev and partners, just the very ones to whom they brought our barrel. okay one minute, of course. i'll take a look at the pictures from the crime scene. nikita i'll be back soon, you ate well done tv. thanks don't need anything. no need so no need. how can i help you a few years ago. i think one of your employees might be able to help me. i need the work schedules of your drivers. a how much exactly years ago? we don't keep our records for that long. what has happened since 2010? it's connected to a murder in the agro-industrial complex, south. so that girl th

how much is a barrel of oil now, and what does that tell you?st: there are two key prices, but they are essentially both in the upper 90's. $96 if you look at the american benchmark, $99 for crude oil if you're looking at the international benchmark. by benchmark, those other prices that set oil all over the world. host: and the average price now? guest: in the u.s., about $4.30, which is down quite a bit from june, when it was above $5 per gallon. host: will it go lower? guest: that is the key question. there is a lot of uncertainty, as there always is. if the economy continues to slow globally, if china's economy remains on a slowed path, then we may have seen the peak in gasoline prices this year. however, we do have efforts to reduce russian oil exports, particularly by the european union, which are supposed to take effect at the end of this year. so if there are significant amounts of russian oil removed on the market, then we could see prices rise again. but that is a big uncertainty, because so far, russian crude oil exports have been res

they have a very poor barrel resource there, if i am not mistaken. 400-450 shots.o, uh, and a small amount because the distance is long, uh, for an atomic munition - this is not of little principle importance, but in our case, here, i know one object which these pions are firing at us, they have already dropped a huge number of projectiles, they hit a number of civilian buildings there, but they did not hit their target, because the range is small , the rate of fire is small, and the resource is small, and apparently they are already worn out enough, well this is what concerns the long-range and russian artillery, well, that is, if we are talking about the range in order to remember through the prism of evaluating the supply of foreign samples, then stas, relatively speaking, it is 25-30 km, and the peony is somewhere around 47 km, the hyacinth is 37 km. that is, my mother says that this is limited the number of pawns - this is the only long-range means of 47 km, and the rest - up to 30, about so eh olezhe tell me, please, when we are still talking about the first

the barrels in time. harvest starts and mother nature does not wait. >> barrel associates international says a bottleneck at the port of oakland is preventing vendors from delivering oak barrels. he estimates 30,000 barrels are sitting on ships. >> the ships that the containers are a on come through long beach and they get through pretty quickly but then there is no room at the port so they drift in the pacific waiting three or four weeks before they get an appointment. >> he says pandemic related material and labor shortages along with port protest that shut down operations in july are all part of the delay. he says the cost of shipping the barrels from france has increased 300%. meanwhile, as grapes are ripening the clock is ticking. >> almost all the dry white wine and the red go into barrel up to 22 months. right now the urgent need is for the chardonnay which is one of the earlier grapes. >> they have only gotten 1/3 of the barrels that they need so far. enough for the chardonnay and they are hoping

in barrels.y also nourish some from wood. the quality is a certain smell that comes from the wood. what is the most significant order? that's what you did at your school of cooperage. well, i have a long way to go. no need. we are literally after the new year in february. in the middle of february. we completed the order, which consisted of fifty barrels of 10 liters. these barrels were sham, but they are all made according to the technology we will produce. well, because you can't make a barrel any other way. well, i would like easier, but it doesn't work out any other way. that's all, because technology is technology, you won't go anywhere from it, even if this barrel looks like a fore, well, you can't make it out of square planks, you still need to make braids. it still needs to be rounded off. uh, the upper part of the riveting blank. and no matter how hard you try to make it easier, easier, it doesn't work, hard work, very hard work. well, thank god, children come as children. it is interest

a length of nine calibers, namely, the length of the barrel and depends on long-range firing, which will set a conventional projectile at 24 km, approximately somewhere up to this number, and an actively reactive projectile up to 30 km, at the same time, when we are generally talking about western artillery with a 155 mm caliber, we must remember that a-a simply banal, a 155 mm projectile is 10% larger than a soviet 1500 mm projectile, moreover, modern american projectiles, for example, contain twice as much explosive material, that is, the striking ability of a western-style projectile is simply much greater than in any that's right. somewhere two millimeter, another aspect in accuracy is in the bass. that is, we use absolutely or with a minimum range of guns, which, er, have much better characteristics in terms of accuracy and reliability. if we compare them with soviet systems, especially the topics that we to these were in service with the armed forces of ukraine, that is, it has already been well over 30 years, in principle , that is, if we received m-37s, which is the most mod

as a result we need barrels to fill the juice into the barrels for fermentation. >> we have to get some help. only 1/3 of the barrels that it needs, they need more other winemakers report similar issues. barrel associates international the supplier estimates 30,000 barrels are sitting on chips between long beach, oakland and other ports. >>> the economic recovery of san francisco involves show business. hollywood is returning to the bay area. a big budget film will be shot in san francisco and it could generate $88 million for the bay area. >> the project is a mgm remake of the thomas crown affair. instead of being set in new york or in boston, it will be filmed primarily on location in san francisco. the stars, lady gaga and michael jordan. the project is one of four big budget films that qualified for the california tax credit program and the only one filming in seven cisco. joining us this evening was the new executive director of the san francisco film commission. nice to have you on the program. this is big. >> yes it is so exciting. >> talk about the impact that it will have on sa

that was already $500,000 barrel -- 500,000 barrels per day. it depends on china. where we look at the disconnect we've seen in the market, where we were going into the summer. products prices went very high and crude prices have come down much more. it's because we had the two largest oil importers in the world stop importing. this is china in particular, which came out yesterday, followed by india. we are not the link distillate stocks into the winter, which is what we need when we are facing this natural gas crisis. what we can see with the german news is they are really trying to affect demand on the consumer side, not just the industrial side like ep in the summer. -- bp in the summer. germany is down year-over-year. dani: a lot to unpack. in terms of china, you say that xi is playing alongside putin in squeezing us. what is the dynamic like it likely to continue? nadia: china is sitting on spare capacity. 2 million barrels per day. to produce the refined products we need. we now have sanctions, the eu, hitting russia, starting officially in january and februa

there is a shortage of oak barrels. the actual barrels.upplying issues delayed bottling by months, first the glass bottles arriving months late now as the harvest started the critically important oak barrels are cut up in the bottleneck. wineries need the barrels to ferment and age the wine. >> the urgent need is for chardonnay, one of the earlier grapes to be harvested. we are harvesting tonight the first of the chardonnay. we need barrels to fill the juice. >> we can all hold up the chardonnay. workers tell us they've only been able to bottle 1/3 of the needed barrels. >> that should've been the top story tonight. >>> tonight, a major hollywood movie coming to film in san francisco. the big stars and the big business and how it will boost and help the city of san francisco. that story and more coming up. >>> the four-day school week is at the future of education? the growing number of schools changing schedules. lester holt joining us from new york. >>> tonight, the stunning letter revealing more than 700 pages of classified material rec

that is, we first give permission for short-barreled weapons, the possibility of obtaining them, andn in that, and this can be the second stage of directly possible seeds when we understand, let's say, including the consequences and what will be the consequences of the first one, because once again, let's be frank, now, as of today, we can say that the emotional state of ukrainians is somewhat, let's say, not the same as it was before wars yes, and there are any conflicts, conditionally speaking, i would not want to be there now in case of any conflicts of this or that dispute, so that people on the streets or there in a restaurant and so on would have a short-barreled weapon with them, so again, we do not we reject this possibility, but there is a question of a certain phase. first, we give permission to the thing eh for there will be the possibility of carrying eh but eh traumata traumatic project and what will happen to that, how is the law , will it somehow regulate this prize weapon as well there were many, for example, not for of the previous president, it seems that 2.5 thousa

government. 727 million barrels is the capacity. we were that -- right at that point in 2009 when president biden came in office in 2021, we were at 638 million barrels. that's about 88% of capacity. since he has come into office with the drawdowns and sales, 464 million barrels now. that's 64% of capacity. and more sales coming. a million barrels a day to be sold through october. i guess the good news you could say, cheryl, is that the price the government paid for that oil way back was on average about $30 a barrel. we're selling at a profit but the concern is this is not a trader's account to make money. this is just strategic reserve and phil flynn the oil guy says the plan for saudi arabia may have been to encourage the u.s. to drain the inventories so they'll have greater control that is the saudis will, over global oil prices when times are tight. saudi arabia in q3 will pump less oil than before and down about 1.24 million barrels a day compared to the previous forecast and less than they pumped in july. i leave you with the

dmytro i congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes again shelling again barrel artillerye tell a little more about nikopol and the consequences for it this night , tonight was no exception, tonight the terrorist organization of the russian federation launched another round of shelling from nikopol 's barrel artillery. serious destruction, we are waiting for consolidated information about the consequences of this shelling, but the situation is terrible because, in principle, this district has experienced such, in fact, the first such serious shelling. that is, it is possible to say that today, after tonight, there are almost no areas left in nikopol that were not affected by shelling from the energodar population. well , we understand that residential buildings are being raided. how can people stay in nikopol, or is it possible that we should slowly think about evacuation ? the solution was that many people left, but a lot of them actually left for neighboring population points and rural areas, hoping that the situation would stabilize and be safe, but unfortunately this i

these barrels were found.other analysis of the water and be extremely careful. if all this crap blows up, what the hell does li not fit if the opening of the forum is on sunday? why the explosion should happen on saturday the city's leadership is going to arrange a press tour for journalists and investors in the water area to prove that all these articles were slander, but if pollution is found, well, accordingly, no investment will come out of us for only two days and find saboteurs. quite right, if it weren't for stepanovich. okay, i'll go report with god, they killed the captains. stepanych, only the body has not yet been found mined, they spotted it is possible. look, they are there. it looks like you pretend to dive, and that's okay. are you brides of submariners? but cherry's submariners hired some of their cops. yes, not some suckers like they got it for free, we will soon. we are sure that leaks will not need maximum secrecy. not left. and if they don't make it in time, we don't even know how many of t

then production dropped million barrels a day.t kept going up and up, if you look at crude, it is back to preinvasion levels. it is very strong, this is driven by domestic demand. it is a combination of summer driving season and the actual war. this is summer. as we head into september, this will gradually ease. the strength and the russian domestic markets will ease. people will no longer take the drive to the seaside or whatever. manus: here's the burning question that we have. sorry i for speaking over you. apologies. the question is, with driving at the lowest level since the summer of 2028, stockpiles rising, demand destruction evident, i'm being told by a number of different people, am i going to sell any quicker than 120 in this oil market? >> was probably yes. if you look at futures markets, i think is the best gauge of how the market feels. the six-month spread -- it used to be tender also barrel, now it is five dollars. the demand is expected to we can come winter. we still don't know the actual impact of the demand dest

he did not get it out of saudi arabia. 100,000 barrels a day. >> let me put that 100,000 barrels a dayrease in september into context. opec had brought on 600,000 barrels a day over the last two months. 100,000 barrels a day is the smallest increase on a volume basis by opec since the 1980's. on a percentage basis, the smallest ever. what is the reason? why are they doing this? biden wanted a much larger increase. he did not get that. in one way, you could view this as a snub to the u.s., but also this could be a reality check by opec. they have been struggling to hit their larger increases. 100,000 barrels is something they can hit. analysts are saying they might even overshoot it, something they have not been able to do for a long time. there are also indicators that opec is not too worried about the market. they are not saying the market needs a ton more supply. there are signs things are getting a little bit better. you have u.s. demand destruction. people are not driving their cars because it is too expensive. because of that, the oil market is still in a pretty good position desp

remember, at $85 a barrel for wti and $70 a barrel for some of the fuels at the bottom like residual,very, very cheap energy, very cheap value in the oil barrel which will be displacing natural gas, will be displacing potentially even coal, which is trading close to $100 a barrel in international sea born markets so that's number one number two, we have more jet fuel coming. there's news we're going to see some of the asian countries downscaling their restrictions in countries with quarantines. that will drive up jet fuel demand and then today we just released a note looking at gas line demand that dives into our own bank of america data that shows we could see in our analysis an extra 350,000 plus extra barrels of gasoline demand into the fourth quarter on the back of this dip in prices american consumers are sensitive to gasoline prices so i think those factors could take us higher. >> you just published a note on gas prices there was a lot of concern when we went above $5 a gallon earlier in the summer. the biden administration certainly has been celebrating the drop so where do ga

artillery oblast in the kharkiv direction, the enemy carried out shelling of barrel and rocket artillerypetrivka, the sand hussars of mr. krynynykh and pryshiba, in the slavyansky direction, the enemy continued to fire near dibriny mazanivka and the valley and tried to conduct an offensive in the directions of dovgenyki dibrivka brashkivka-novodmytrivka success had not left in the direction of kramatorsk shelling was recorded near the settlement of grigorivka verkhno-kamenska dronivka and srebynka the enemy is trying to the offensive in the direction of the disputed merle fighting continues in the direction of bakhmut, the enemy inflicted fire damage and barrel artillery and rsv in the areas of the settlements of soledar zaitseva and belogorivka led the offensive in the directions of the peak of kodima and gladosovoe kodima did not succeed in the directions of the rag soledar pokrovske bakhmut may kodima synehir' i zaytsevo and gladosov kordyumivka hostilities continue in the direction of avdiyivka, the enemy was shelling and barrel and rocket artillery near the test site maryinka sands

it was an increase of 100,000 barrels.w opec really ramping up and accelerating some of that production. where the saudi's are pumping right now, it is some of the highest we have seen out of the kingdom and decades. they will point to that as a policy working, but at the end of the day, the only thing that matters to officials is the fact that oil prices are going down and gasoline prices are going down. the white house account as well with the press secretary tweeting the fact that gasoline in america is coming down. for many, it is actually below the aaa average. the president is very happy about that. >> against that backdrop on a day where some people look at that whale mode -- will move and describe it as a snub to the u.s. -- you were covering the president's trip to saudi arabia . we saw the big u.s. weapon fail as well. is there an argument that the trip, which in theory was about more than just oil -- that the relationship is changing? >> the trip was definitely more than just oil. energy was part of the discussi

finally taking note of the commodity complex when it comes to oil prices, that 100,000 barrel per day increase from opec in september, not exactly what the biden administration wanted to see to bring prices down substantially, but we are down about 2% right now to $92.37 a barrel. guy: let's continue to talk about what is happening in the energy complex. not a focus on oil but a focus on coal, gas, electricity. we will talk about what is happening with the powell story later when it comes to oil, but this is what we showed you yesterday, and yesterday we focused on germany. today, i want to focus on what is happening with france. 521 spots. french power prices continuing to surge. outpacing what is happening in germany. germany is already seen record highs. the reason for this is to do with the bank of french struggling to use their power stations effectively because of high temperatures and a number of rivers across europe. the spinoff on that as we are seeing germany having a problem. the rhine river levels are dropping. that means they cannot float coal up the rhine or other rivers

goldman sachs, according to their forecasts, the barrel will rise in price in the future, despite thet drop in quotations , bloomberg reports this; nevertheless, the bank lowered its estimates for the cost of brent oil from 140 to 110 dollars in the third quarter and from 130 to 125 according to the results of the fourth forecast for 23 years no change $125/bbl i don't expect a sudden rise in oil prices, but the european embargo on russian oil comes into effect on december 1, and the chinese communist party congress, we believe, will ease the coronavirus restrictions and the market situation will become tense very quickly, so we we still maintain our forecast for oil at over $120 by the end of the year. a big company is now deployed against russian oil in july, the european union led the sixth package of sanctions, providing for partial barrages on us supplies great britain canada set import ban g7 countries also want to impose a ceiling on oil prices from russia by december however, it will be very difficult to create a truly broad coalition when indian or chinese companies are invit

, but shells for these 2,000 barrels are only 100.uh, well, everything stands up exactly how much of this scrap metal is in them, and given the fact that the strikes are systematic and exactly according to the ammunition warehouses , m.m. headquarters in order not to undermine the advantage of the enemy in artillery systems. it is precisely because of the creation that there is a lack of ammunition. well, of course, it is necessary to take into account the fact that the russian federation’s keinsteinb is not quite clinical . longer range, but here is a surprise, as it turns out we can destroy the same warehouses at a distance of about two hundred kilometers, a verified case in henichesk, eh, there, the range from the launch areas should be approximately 220-250 km, eh, a case from the saka air base, and eventually in any in which case, even if they transfer certain warehouses with ammunition at a distance of 150 km, abstractly, this doubles the burden of logistics, the delivery of these shells to the front line, that is, requires more

but somewhere i read that these barrel barrels, if you take the ukrainian corresponding word barrel,d and you cannot shoot from this gun weeks ago that it's hot and cold well, while the projectile is flying , it ignites inside it, it heats up, then it, uh, it means it loses temperature, how true is it, how much on average has anyone calculated, if it's true, maybe it's a muzzle withstand a shot well, indeed, any weapon has a certain resource, including artillery systems, if we discuss in the end about the soviet-style system, then in the middle shot on the most widespread, for example, in the russian federation, there are, for example, two well bridges how are you self-propelled and in the boxed version, we are talking about several thousand shots, in principle, and they again depend on the intensity of firing and the size of only one charge. more barrel wear is needed, but the fact is that to expect that all the guns of the rashists simply wear out, well, in my opinion, it is quite optimistic . simply, if it is not difficult, i just recently counted how much the czech has, just for

, victoria >> oh, cracker barrel is going through an identity crisis so i'm a seller of cracker barrelright now they want to be this home country value store but now they're adding pricier options to their market. they are well endowed -- the senior part of the market is very strong versus other competitors so they face pressures from potentially people on fixed income as well as they really can't figure out their customer base. they want to grow and appeal to millenials but they're not tech forward, not very to go friendsly. they try to add plant based and it caused an uproar with their client base so they can't add new consumers and millenials and appeal to the vegetarians because that's alienating the seniors. so right now i just think their model is struggling. they have got commodity inflation expected, 8 to 10% wage growth expected and i don't think they're going to see the sales growth so this company needs to figure out who they are, how they're going to grow profits. i will say this as well, they're a value. that's how they market themselves as a value diner but there's always

think of those as flowing barrels.he second part of it is if the reports are correct and the deal looks like this in the end, 50 million barrels of stock, that would come at the time when strategic stockpile drawdowns in the u.s. are basically coming to a close, if the deal were signed say this week. you'd have more continuity in supply you've already got 4q with supply looking to be ahead of demand, and that's even without the iran deal, and you see pressure to the downside >> and then we have the geopolitical tensions which i mentioned you've got some issues coming in with russia. you have issues coming in -- new issues in iraq and the turmoil that's happening there how do you weigh in outside of iran some of the other geopolitical risks >> well, it turns out that there's another side to the story and the russia side is actually right now, there's still plenty of russian barrels flowing into market. on december 5th, that's due to change with european union sanctions. one question is whether there will be a price cap

brent is well below hundred dollars a barrel, and wti is on the brink of $90 a barrel, a level it has early february a few weeks before russia's invasion of ukraine. that is down to signals that americans are driving less. so that is pretty significant. it is also the case that opec+ is almost maxed out when it comes to supply. if you look at the group, it is only uae and saudi arabia that have significance bear capacity. francine: so what can we expect from next month's opec+ meeting. for sept. 5. i feel like every two weeks there is an opec+ meeting. >> these meetings can be quite exhausting. opec-plus says it will look at the data at the time and decide then. i think it is unlikely that we see any particularly aggressive move in terms of hiking supply simply because they can do it. although the saudi say they have about a million barrels a day of spare production capacity and the uae says the same. that is untested. at least in the case of saudi arabia they are pretty much at their highest levels historically, and other members of the cartel clearly can't go much higher. but we cou

please, draw barrel 27 number 27.d, we continue so we are very close to 47 number 47 playing a country house for 4 million rubles. someone is very close to winning. 57 number 57 top game in the second round of the russian lotto won one ticket purchased in the samara region, this amazing your dreams come true you won a country house for 4 million rubles. from the bottom of my heart i congratulate you and congratulate the lucky man and the samara region. we move to the third here in the third round. we are raffling off prizes of 10,000 rubles. third and subsequent. tickets in which all 30 numbers of both playing fields coincide with the numbers of the barrels taken from the bag andrey, i ask you to continue to the bag ella go to the place of your son, and i will pull the barrels so andrey what was it like in childhood for the son of teacher number 52? well, i especially care about balashi no one did. it was even much worse than the rest of the guys number 75. well, let's be honest to the whole country, tell me how you s

my point is, if a barrel of oil is $90 a barrel, previous years oil has gone over $100 a barrel and theces back then were not as high as they are now. my question is, do you think the oil producers are jockeying for higher prices due to electric cars? host: in new york city, and independent. caller: hello? host: we are listening joseph. caller: i was just wondering, i am from new york city and i take the subway which is electric and a lot of the public transportation is electric in the city. i have never owned a car. i was wondering how oil and gas going to compete with renewable energy in the future on a cost by cost basis? and second of all- host: i am going to go on to another call. caller: i am from north carolina and i want a proposal for the democrats who are getting ready to run, if you are going to run for the senate or the presidency or put your name up for the supreme court you must freeze your assets and say everyone who is going to run signed to freeze their assets while they are in office. if you don't like it, get out of office and let somebody else run. host: in ocean sho

is not only or a smaller number of shots, that is, less than consumption of the resources of the barrelhe gun itself means less time to complete tasks, i.e. our gunners will be able to fire faster and leave the target area using high-precision ammunition in order to avoid counter battery combat of the enemy, we call the ranges of one or another system, i think that the audience is not entirely clear from the point of view of what the enemy has. so if, er, vyacheslav, you can compare some er, russian regular howitzers with capabilities of these new atlerian achievements of ours, why every kilometer is important and what advantages we have in terms of range, can you tell our pencils a little, a little short remark about high-precision ammunition, again, from our experience, the battles in which we took part there are actually several high-precision projectiles that could be used on several targets and could radically change the course of these battles, that is, those high-precision ammunition are extremely important, because they really allow you to knock out the enemy's key targets, dest

to improve the tactical position in the kharkiv direction, the enemy carried out fire damage from barrel and rocket artillery in the areas of settlements chuguiv zolochiv kennel husarivka sosnivka russian tishki boxes not shestakave thought and wanderer actively led the air reconnaissance uav carried out airstrikes near lebyazhy and zaliman led offensive battles in the area of ​​borshchya had no success retreated in the slavyanskyi direction shelling and machine guns of barrel artillery and rocket salvo fire systems were recorded near longenko sulegivka and mazanivka near novodmytrivka vernopillya and kurulka enemy units tried to carry out assault actions were repulsed and retreated in the direction of kramatorsk, the enemy fired from barrel and rocket artillery near the settlement of the sidorov disputed area and carried out air reconnaissance in the area of ​​the introduction of hostilities near ivan udarivka is trying to conduct an offensive, hostilities continue in the direction of bakhmut, the civilian infrastructure in the areas of the settlements of zaytseve, bakhmutske, vesele, b

brent crude, just under $100 a barrel.further but alas, we do not have the time.— the pandemic and lockdowns that came with it brought uncertainty and for many. the unprecedented situation also in fact led to a big increase in new companies being created in the uk. many first—time entrepreneurs started businesses either because they needed income, or because they had time to do so while on furlough. reporter dougal shaw has been speaking to some of those entrepreneurs who have now been able to turn their lockdown start—ups, into their new, fulltimejobs. preparing the fruit and vegetable for the next set of customers. this woman had been a science teacher in leicester for eight years before the pandemic and also had an entrepreneurial fine and she had a moment in the lockdown. many were struggling to get to the shops and she decided to self fruit and veg in her community, visiting street like an ice cream van and originally aimed at the elderly and vulnerable, it soon caught the imagination of the wider community and now a

and fantasies imily put a dead body in a barrel, most likely, is engaged in business.nk watching pornography depends on the view to the point. when i last called the troops, they were gone. va, most likely was the first, he did not want to kill her, he lost control, he was afraid of the conspiracy. and where does he hide the body, well, certainly not in the barrel field, most likely, it was just improvisation too difficult, yes, and labor-intensive. then he began to prepare better and began to improve. do you think he still does not want to kill, rather plays with them and until they accept his rules, they are safe, the danger comes when they stop konstantin pavlovich explain to me this is konstantin the camera - it is part of our security system. i thought she might be a threat. or her cleavage is an accidental cattail. i just wanted to ask the technicians to change the angle of the camera. say a tracking system for each computer. what is it for ? listen, you know what banking secrecy is not as deep as secret investigation. we have a very strict data protection protoc

we are talking about 1.5 million barrels a day potential. important is, last winter we already saw nearly one million barrels per day of that. some of that is actually quantifiable and observable. i think what is essential here is two things. of all, we are not talking on the power markets. every day now we get statements by industrials in europe saying they are switching from natural gas to oil. it is not just power, but also industry. second, last year the shock in gas started in september. it has now been nearly a year. prices have scaled much higher since then. plenty of time to anticipate and make the necessary adjustments. i think there is upside risk to that 1.5 million barrels a day. especially the diesel market, heating oil, that is strong in winter. we are going to add another layer that could be exposed to upside this winter. alix: on the flipside you're going to have more of the bears say switching from gas to oil, sometimes is not economical. sometimes the technology is not set up in terms of refiners. it is your pushback on tha

businesses are sailing down the barrel of failure.- down the barrel of failure. the barrel of failure. at the moment, we have _ down the barrel of failure. at the moment, we have been - down the barrel of failure. at the moment, we have been talking l down the barrel of failure. at the | moment, we have been talking to down the barrel of failure. at the - moment, we have been talking to the government about energy and also problems with cost inflation going into the businesses since january this year. they say she was already built into the system, exacerbated by ukraine. it is frustrating for businesses do not know what is happening with their future and causes a lot of anxiety to those who own businesses, but also employ people across the sector, so we need an urgent, detailed plan from day one of a new government, immediate support and cash to both consumers and businesses, and then a medium and businesses, and then a medium and longer term support measures to make sure businesses can come through that and we do not have that economic scarring if businesses fa

it is just under $93 a barrel.tting breaking news on juniper earnings, posting a net loss of more than 12 billion euros. perhaps some optimism there. they are seeing a net loss of about 2.7 billion euros, the loss also includes a 6.5 billion euro impact from future cash shortages. so it is clear the role the energy crisis is having, the german utility is struggling to replace gas supplies ahead of winter. negative earnings for the full year of 2022. sticking with the energy story, oil up slightly this morning after tumbling to the lowest in six months. investors weighing the prospect of iran coming back online, weakening a local demand. a lot of new headwinds facing the new secretary-general of opec. manus cranny is indiana now and we will speak to him later. it's been such a volatile time for oil, what will you talk to the new secretary about? manus: you literally encapsulated the crisis on our doorstep, the potential bailout of french utilities. if you want people to understand the scale of the crisis, on our doo

. $90 a barrel was really high on the upside suddenly we're happy about $90 a barrel we're happy that inflation kood cooled to 8.5% denton, we're at $92 a barrel and we released 160 million barrels from the strategic petroleum rehe serve that has te refilled thank goodness we have not had hurricanes so far this year. the sanctions on december 5th. it is not hard to make a case for oil back to 125 or 150. >> i'll knock on wood with the hurricane. you never want to see a hurricane. we are watching that swath of the country between corpus christi and louisiana which is an area for danger the prices are coming down or have come down i think what it did do is it kept prices from going up to the $130 to $150 levels that people were forecasting >> yeah. is there an argument that when the european sanctions hit and let's assume a couple million barrels come off the market from russia and prices go up, could you make the argument that they flood the market and a chance it could crash? the oil market has a way, denton, that don't make a lot of sense. >> very true i don't think it will come and

if you look at the barrels -- the barrel that went from $120 to $95. that is a significant movement that we have seen. and again, we are not members of the opec plus. we do not belong to opec plus. but they made an announcement the first week of june and they said they would increase 50% in july and august. they did that. this is one month, if you think about it. this is a one month increase. but the president will continue to do the work. if you think about his trip to the middle east. it was important to go. you think about the announcement about the human truth -- yemen truth, that was a war that started eight years ago. by having that truth, going on six months, we are saving thousands of lives. that matters as well. we think the trip was certainly worth it. it also allowed israel to come back to be included in the middle east region, which is also important. so, when it comes to gas prices and oil production and meeting supply, we will work on that. you've seen the president take the steps, 20 think, about the strategic petroleum reserve how he wa

26,000 barrels a day.is not even enough to fill one tanker a month. a great way of breaking that down. tom: it gets down to the process involved. it is not financial intangibles. these are all tangible assets. jonathan: it is a nice tv studio. anyway. futures up .4 on the s&p. tom: people emailing in like crazy. coventry theater. i believe some of the ferro clan was there. jonathan: remember half the family was incessantly down in the mines. futures are higher. it's a great day for it. an opec-plus meeting wrapping up soon. this is bloomberg. ritika: keeping you up to date with news from around the world, with the first word, i'm ritika gupta. nancy pelosi has reaffirmed the u.s. commitment to taiwan. house speaker ended her visit after pledging the u.s. would not abandon its commitment to the democratically elected government. china reacted by announcing a series of military exercises. beijing also imposed trade sanctions on taiwan. the coalition -- at today's virtual meeting. it would be a small hike, 10

was discovered inside metal barrels and more remains are found some experts believe mother nature has graveyard. [laughter] joining me now to explain travis haguey former national park service official who studied death in lake mead and gof schumaker museum thank you so much for joining me. gentlemen, you know this has been an issue for a while we know that mob was doing their dirt. but now we finally are now seeing the bodies. >> we are. i would tell you -- i've been telling people for 18 years that if we ever drained lake mead we would find out what happened in vegas it gets dumped into lake mead back when i was public chris management specialist in poor claim office for the national park service very first case file i ever read was a rapper who was part of the east coast rap coast killed in vegas and his body dumped in lake mead and has been recovered, and since that time i have been following the data for years. you know, for good 18 years, and i'm not surprised. seeing now that we have drought conditions, i'm not surprised actually kind of surprised only found five bodies to tell

if you start pulling the million barrels the day off the market that will have significant impact. >>f the market to put it back in the coffers. having said that i applaud the oil and gas industry for ramping up production in this difficult time. but i know more investment a year end a half ago part of me had the industry made more investments that production could be substantially higher from where it is right now and gas prices would be substantially lower instead of seeing this president go to saudi arabia trying to talk to the opec countries to get their production up. it's very frustrating for some, let's put it that way. my thanks to tim stewart, always good to see you. >> i appreciate it, thank you. jackie: don't go anywhere, more wall street after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ we all need a rock we can rely on. to be strong. to overcome anything. ♪ ♪ to be... unstoppable. that's why the world's largest companies and over 30 million people rely on prudential's retirement and workplace benefits. who's your rock? if you have age-related macular degeneration, there's only so much time before it can

my gosh. 4 million barrels a day. they matter.ie of goldman sachs you matter thank you, jeff. have a great day >> thank you >>> always welcome let's get to the top corporate stories, including elon musk taking new action in the legal battle with twitter. silvana henao is here with that and more welcome back, silvana henao. it's been a minute. >> i'm back. we'll talk about musk. musk's legal team telling the twitter whistleblower they want to hear from him as they look to bolster musk's case to back out of the $44 billion takeover. lawyers for the former security chief reveals they received a subpoena over the weekend over the twitter handling of fake accounts is a key argument of the musk efforts to abandon the deal and could play into the case nor into the come upping tl in october. >>> peloton is delaying the financial release. it needs more time to sort out accounting tied to the restructuring efforts before releasing the 10k. peloton says it has to figure out the financial impact of parts of the turn around plan, including mov

rust cracker barrel restaurant chain. know the state down home cooking lots of rich, comforting food. i could eat a entire basket of their biscuits and corn bread. but there's a new item on the menu, and it you some of the destruction caused by the mckinney fire, insist you county. and an update about this week's deadly shooting on, um uni bus in san francisco. what? we're learning now about the investigation, as police now believe this was a targeted attack. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark gasia mikaelian. it is friday. let's get you out the door. it's going to be a beautiful day to do all those outdoor things we didn't want to do, and it was roasting outside steve coast in bay really haven't been that bad inland has been in the nineties. not today. we're going to cool off. there's just a lot going on for early august. and it's all about just areas to the east, the sacramento valley san joaquin valley, and especially th

. >> just ahead, kracker barrel controversy. why some customers have beef with the restaurant's decision to go meatless for one of their entrees. and after the break weekend. and as pop taking the gold in world dog surfing championship and we've got more from them after the break. president biden testing negative for covid-19 again today. so >> he left the white house this morning for the first time since the rebound case of covid-19 as new video the arriving in not this was the president arriving in delaware to meet back up with the first lady had been separated since the president tested positive. the president has been out working in strict isolation now little bit closer to home. the mckinney fire that's been burning in siskiyou county. crews say that they're making progress and establishing control lines along the eastern portion of that fire. it's still 7.40%, contained at this time. the burnt the burning now has taken place over 60,000 acres, which is about 94 square miles. 4 people so died and more than 80 homes have bee

in total , 400 containers of barrels can be stored on this territory.here are now a little more than 130 such containers of barrels, and ukrainian troops attacked the defense system and storage facilities on this territory. and the station itself, of course, is designed for a direct hit by a rocket projectile. but as experts say, using the ukrainian side something more powerful than local pollution cannot be avoided, so the container looks like a capsule in which spent nuclear fuel is stored. this is such a massive reinforced concrete dome inside there is another circuit that is filled with such a special foam, and then another iron circuit is already immersed in it, spent nuclear fuel, and all this is reduced. right there, to the territory where the storage site is directly located, contrary to the statements of the kiev authorities. there are no military facilities on the territory of the stations, just as there are no heavy weapons almost every day. shelling calculation for something to intimidate nuclear power plant workers and cause maximum damage

the barrel, that is, the fight with small arms against the fighting masha