now, in the woodside scenario, they never got to actually strike woodside ultimately and the unions came agreement before that happened. the risk of this evolving into strikes here is more likely. that's because chevron is likely to take a different, perhaps tougher approach. these can also become very emotive negotiations. and so it's more likely we do actually see some industrial action take place here. but again, it's not something to actually be too concerned about in europe and asia if you're a gas buyer, because initial industrial action is very low level, it's small disruptions, it's workers refusing to load helicopters or work for half an hour a day, give or take, and that's unlikely to impact production in a material way. and we do think it's ultimately likely to see a resolution before it gets to the point where you actually have severe, prolonged outages, which will impact energy security in both asia and europe. the speech by us federal chairmanjerome the speech by us federal chairman jerome powell. the speech by us federal chairmanjerome powell. ihe the speech by us federal

woodside a beneficiary of that. $.18 per share dividend.waiting to see what happens with strike action. the shoreline says there will be strike action at woodside if there is no agreement on their demands around paying conditions by the close of business wednesday. we could see workers go out by september 2 and that would impact 11% of global supply and that would see gas prices continue to rise. woodside performing well. net profit 1.4 -- 1.47 billion dollars. we will have an interview with the ceo on tuesday. stay tuned for that. shery: we are seeing a little bit of upside in oil and the asian session. we saw declines in the new york session. investors very much focused on signs of rebounding supplies so we saw trading in a range of almost two dollars per barrel. that is it for daybreak australia. daybreak: asia is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -

breaking news from woodside.hat the lng union members will vote on the strike action tonight. on the agreement that would ease the strike action. that has wreaked havoc in the lng market. prices sank yesterday on this strong offer from woodside energy. there have been new talks easing the strike threat and the question is whether the staff will endorse the agreement. this could be huge relief to the sector. anything else would have threatened about 10% of global supply. we are seeing a nice boost to woodside. let's get back to nvidia. shares climbing in after-hours trade after a revenue forecast that was much stronger than expected. for details we have bloomberg's debbie wu, the expert on this subject. debbie, bring us the numbers. >> they are forecasting that will -- it will hit about 16 billion. -- $16 billion. that is way above estimates. there is concern that investment might cool. also, it may modify concerns about not getting enough supply. they did say something about the inability to keep up with demand.

we get woodside for example. >> in broad terms, jp morgan has a global view.s when it comes to how much prospect of recession has been priced in. the one asset class where it has been overpriced is commodities and perhaps to an extent being underpriced in equities, so we are relatively positive in that regard across the commodities complex. energy does stand out to us as a particular area of appeal. vonnie: and yet we see so many calls for lower prices over supplies of lng, crude oil. how does that jive with what you were saying? we may see strikes in the coming weeks. >> i think the strikes will have an effective curbing supply, which will put upward pressure on prices. when we look at the picture, it is the short-term effects, geopolitics looming large. a second to that is the supply picture in europe and how is europe managing through obviously a curbing off supply from russia, so you have got those short-term geo-clinical issues, but longer term you can see the structural factors that underpin what we think is a positive cycle for commodities with a very b

will take strike action if they cannot reach an agreement with woodside energy by wednesday.e will have woodside earnings out this week along with a number of other big names as well. about a quarter of the asx earning this week, releasing results this week. as we look ahead to the open here in australia, in about five minutes time, a little bit of weakness. futures off by .2% right now, perhaps not unexpected after we saw a soft close in u.s. markets towards the end of last week. elsewhere, nikkei futures very modestly in positive territory, better by .25% right now. we had new zealand trading now, coming onto a couple of hours time. if we take a look at how we are doing on the nzx at the moment, we are a little bit softer there as well. he restocks off to the tune of about .7% right now, so the selling seems to be worsening there. aussie dollar at the moment, .64 against the greenback. it will be a big week for central banks as well. the bank of korea among those out with a rate decision. we are expecting to have a hawkish hold on the bok at 3.5% as inflation pressures thre

>> more weightings between woodside and the union, and we had woodside saying that one product -- progressg made and an agreement has reached -- agreements have been reached. promising science out of australia today after woodside workers voted to strike yesterday. does not mean it's necessarily going to happen, and if it did, there would be seven days of notice first. this would be the first time what -- these workers would have gone on strike in 30 years. otherwise, it's standard stuff, improved pay and conditions, prevention of outsourcing of jobs to contractors. and profit sharing, with the workers considering going towards strike. the market reaction was profound. european natural gas futures settled much higher by 30%, that is the biggest gain we have seen since the early days of the russian invasion against ukraine, and other shares were performing well in australia. david: oh, was the outlook for gas prices from here? -- paul, what is the outlook for gas prices from here? >> it depends on the outcome of today's meeting, whether it can be settled, but they are putting a whole lot mo

woodside energy focus the stock a little lower this morning.rofits rose to 1.9 billion dollars in the six months ending june 30. what helped that was the acquisition of bhp's energy unit and that deal and did last year so that helped the company offset the downturn in oil and gas prices. still in the commodities space we are watching bhp. the world's biggest miner. under pressure. well, you have more details on why. -- paul, you have more details on why. paul: that's right. we have mason croft. a big decline in profit. we have a preview earlier. why have the numbers been so bad and what does that tell us about the company's prospects going forward? >> it comes down to commodity prices. even though the businesses have been increasing production, we have seen realized prices decline, down 80% for [indiscernible] . what bhp has is the big acquisition of oz minerals, taking on extra debt has caused finance costs to increase almost 60%. the ongoing challenge for bhp is even though they are trying to make that transition to more high demand battery t

woodside contributes global lng supply. chevron, less. five to 7% of any one is doing the math.ctors, europe does not import gas from australia, but asia does. so if the supply were to drive it would have asia alongside european buyers sparking potential for a bidding war. gas supplies or stockpiles in europe or at a seasonal high. we have weakness in china, so the demand has eased. risk of shortage this time around is reduced. but we are anticipating volatility for the gas prices again. haidi: paul allen in sydney. it lets look at what gas futures are doing because we did see volatility in spiking with the woodside news in the deal being made, so it looks like our bracing for price action as we continue to really watch some of the other elements. european gas jumping, chevron receiving the australia strike notice. we saw natural gas prices in the european session surging as the notice was given. benchmark futures up 10%. were seeing gas futures up a tent of a percent in the asian session. watching oil as well. this was amplified by trading as we've seen end of the month pricing

less busy, woodside, a strike on their hands.e walking off the job next month if they cannot reach an agreement by wednesday. david leads our asia energy coverage, we're talking about australia, the second-biggest lng exporter in the world. this could really impact that because it makes about 60% of the gas australia produces. >> australia is an incredibly significant exporter of lng. it vies with the u.s. and qatar as the biggest supplier of seaborne production. any reduction would be significant. were not quite there yet in terms of inspecting disruption. workers at woodside have been in disagreement with the company over pay conditions for a number of weeks. wednesday is scheduled to be d-day in that dispute. there is a for the round of talks between company officials and union bosses. if there is no resolution by close of business wednesday, those union officials will trigger a seven-day notice period of industrial action. that takes us to the second of september. we would start to see workers, northwest shelf operations pote

coming up not just gassing woodside energy says it is having constructive talks with lng workers.ll bring your conversation with the ceo meg o'neill next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> as you can see woodside energy shares are lower in sydney trade this morning, australia's biggest oil and gas producers first half results are being overshadowed i strike talks with lng workers. ceo meg o'neill weighed in on the current state of the european lng market. >> the fact that the market has responded in such a significant way to the rumor of a potential industrial action suggest to me that the market is still quite fragile. european buyers in the european market is concerned about the levels of supply that they will have going into the northern hemisphere. >> that was the woodside energy ceo meg o'neill. the company shares extending losses in sydney. bhp reported its lowest annual profit in three years and we caught up with the ceo of the world's largest mining company starting by asking his thoughts on china. >> it is fair to characterize it as a bit uncertain. i would start by saying there is

workers at rival woodside energy last week managed to reach a deal on conditions, and shell did last year as well. in a couple of hours, we'll be getting the latest reading on the country's consumer prices in the month ofjuly. 2—3% is the target. australia managed to achieve that from the 1990s, but since the pandemic, it has seen inflation rise outside the target range, just like the rest of the world. the reserve bank of australia will be holding its monthly meeting next week to decide on the cost of borrowing. market analyst peter maguire says if chevron strike issues are not solved soon, they will have a big impact. you've got 500 workers, two major plants, and they produce around 5% of global supply. it's a major impact and certainly asia would be... ..would feel it more than anywhere else in the world. i guess it highlights that wage demands are rising despite the dip in inflation that we saw recently. what will be the impact on the central bank? as far as central bank's concerned, we seeing hopefully retail sales fairly strong. if that's not a bad point, normally a good point,

woodside shares are still down almost 1.2%. the benchmark for lng is steady. this is built on the previous development rubberstamping, but big worries previously about outages that would have threatened 10% of global supply. it seems those have eased now. time for our morning roundtable. i am joined from hong kong and singapore. i want to go back to jackson hole, we are waiting jay powell's speech after 3:00 p.m. london time. two fed officials have signaled the central bank might be close to the end of rate hikes. you have susan collins, who said we may need additional increments and may be near a place where we can hold for a substantial amount of time. then patrick harker reiterated the fed has probably done enough tightening, but on the other hand james bullard telling us and continuing the hawkish note he left on last week that the fed may not be done with the hikes. >> re-acceleration could put upward pressure on inflation, stem the disinflation we are seeing, and instead delay plans for the fed to change policy. lizzy: i suppose the compromise between th

a similar dispute at rival woodside was resolved but we are watching gas prices today, that was afterhe announcement from chevron is in the strikes next week. as we have been reporting, the us commerce secretary is in beijing this week and on monday she met her counterpart, describing the discussions as open and pragmatic. the countries have pledged to hold regular meetings between business representatives with a focus on commercial issues. representatives will also meet to exchange information on export controls. the first meeting is today. our business reporter katie silva has this update. the visit is the latest in a series of top american diplomats visiting china. that includes antony blinken and john kerry. all in the last three months. despite all of these meetings, relations between the two economies are at their most tense in years. last august, the us passed the chipz act, specifically aimed at growing their business and blocking china's industry. they zhing have responded by restricting exports of two materials to the us, key ingredients in making chips, and it all comes in

last week a similar dispute at rival woodside was resolved. now to the aviation sector in china.se carriers report earnings this week including china southern later today as well as air china and china eastern later this week. they quickly re—established domestic flights after covid restrictions were lifted but the statistics for international flights, there is not been a strong response from chinese flyers. an industry analyst told me earlier what is stopping chinese travel from rebounding. it takes time to restore capacity because these were aircraft grounded for a very long period of time and it does take time to put those aircraft into maintenance and train people, so that is why we see the capacity not bouncing back so quickly. it just takes time. flight cost has surged, notjust in china but around the world. is that one of the reasons? maybe passengers are reluctant to go overseas? because the capacity is not fully restored there are limited capacity and that pushes the airfare up higher and for many of the chinese tourists they are price sensitive, particularly those who t

there's a drive trend, tombly woodside on the eyes, and that is expected to continue in response to increased greenhouse gas emissions . and the other thing we, we also have studies regarding tropical cycles and the studies have shown that it's possible that will have an increase of their most in gun storms in the pacific. so the ingredients are they and of course how exactly they will properly do. the likelihood of this type over there is happening again in the future. we may still be studied, but we do know that the ingredients due to climate change could be getting worse. that was christine that crown or reduced in the university of hawaii. thank you so much for your insights. ukrainian president in florida mirrors the landscape says he's fired all of his regional recruitment, chines site and corruption concerns. the officials in charge of enlisting soldiers have been accused of accepting cash brides from individuals who wanted to avoid conscription. the landscape called this an act of treason. he said the $33.00 suspects under investigation will be replaced with soldiers injured in combat

there's a dr. trend tombly woodside on the eyes and that these expect it to continue in response to increased greenhouse gas emissions. and the other thing we, we also have studies regarding tropical cycles and beside, as i've shown, this is possible that we'll have an increase of their most in gun storms in the pacific. so the include inside of a and of course how exactly they will properly do the likelihood of this type over their company. again in the future, we may still be studied, but we do know that the ingredients due to climate change could be getting worse. this that was christina, cram for reducing the university of hawaii. thank you so much for your insights. let's take a look down some of the other stories making headlines around the world. hundreds of qu supporters have riley to the french military base and the share. the demonstration to place a day after leaders from the west african regional block, known as eco last said, they create a stand by force that could be deployed to restoring news. there's elected president to power ukrainian presidents. let them hear zaleski has fi

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last week a similar dispute at woodside was resolved.watching gas prices and for example the dutch contract is up example the dutch contract is up by example the dutch contract is up by 7%. in the aviation sector the chief executive of australia's airline qantas has been accused of misleading the australian public over the true value of unredeemed flight credits. alan joyce value of unredeemed flight credits. alanjoyce appeared before a senate committee in melbourne facing questions over the airline's soaring profits and airfares despite growing customer dissatisfaction. qantas owes passengers almost 240 million us dollars in unredeemed flights while at budget airlinejetstar unredeemed flights while at budget airline jetstar owes about 65 million. staying with travel and looking at the aviation sector in china now because a number of chinese airlines will be reporting earnings this week including china southern later today as well as our china and china eastern later this week. they quickly re—establish domestic flights after covid restr

some of them run by a company, woodside, a major australian producer.ers run by chevron, so there are two separate processes ongoing here. talks between labor union officials, between company officials, continuing. there will be a new round of negotiations taking place between woodside and officials on tuesday here. but at this point, we simply do not know yet whether there will be action. if we do see action, it kind of depends how long and prolonged the action is paid last year, we saw an industrial dispute that lingered for more than 70 days. anything like that is going to cause quite significant disruption. by one assessment, even a month long outage at those three australian plants would impact about 44 cargoes of lng and that will be a significant impact. lizzy: what other factors are worrying the lng market? david: it's not just strikes. there is a whole raft of things just creeping up, particularly as you said, as we get into the northern hemisphere, as we get into autumn and winter. there are outages in places, you know, like nigeria, egypt pul

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woodside at 94 redwood city and carlos close to that ninety-degree mark, the south bay back into the low 90's for most of us and for the east bay close to the triple digits, livermore pleasanton walnut creek, concord, in danville at 97 or 98 degrees today. and for you in vacaville, you'll get all the way up to 100 in 2 degrees for your daytime high. getting your lookahead today tomorrow thursday, some of our hottest days of the forecast. we do back off the heat a little bit come the weekend just in time for outdoor plans, you might have at least dropping to seasonal averages inland with those upper 80's to low 90's. 70's for the bayshore 60's not going anywhere at the coastline rain. all right, john, thank you for let's get a look at your morning, right heading into the city right now. just under 16 minutes >> at the bay bridge, our 70 overt about 23 minutes. richmond center fell bridge a little under 16 and the golden gate 37 to the tulsa, 30 minutes on this tuesday. it's 8.17. and today san francisco's muni board of directors is set to vote on a transit extension along geary boulev

burlingame at 88 today saying carlos redwood city woodside well into the 90's yourselves also looking at some 90's for the south bay with san jose at 93 today, we even have a couple triple digits, livermore and danville being those 2 spots. well, pleasanton in walnut creek, right up next to 100 oakland of to richmond, only in the 70's while some upper 90's in antioch, pittsburgh, in vacaville. temperatures in the low 90's in petaluma novato tomorrow and wednesday. still hot. not quite as hot as today, but you're not going to notice much of a difference really won't be until the end of the week, thursday, friday and then into the weekend that we start to get some increase relief with highs topping out in the low 90's and a lot of 70's along the bay rain. all right, john, thank you for highways are still pretty busy. our bridges are where we're seeing a lot of improvement. >> so long, 8.80, if you're traveling from sally ann showdown in milpitas about 30 minutes on the northbound side of 8.80, right near little rolling out an accident there. so heading up, that's going to take some time

and half moon bay and even a couple of 90's on the peninsula like in san carlos, redwood city and woodside south bay. temperatures rising into the low 90's for a lot of us as well. now in the east bay, 80's to 90's will be very commonplace. fremont all the way up to 89 san leandro. 86 danville, our hottest spot in the bay area today getting up to 98 degrees. so nobody's quite getting up to 100, but it will be a scorcher nonetheless, tomorrow. very similar temperature-wise with highs rising well into the 90's in london, 80's along the bay shore will retreat to seasonal averages after that. and notice this forecast is staying dry all the way through. so just like we're talking about fire danger is going to continue to be a concern. now, as far as the roads go, nothing too concerning out there this morning. thankfully, it's your typical back up at the bay bridge toll plaza. now that the metering lights are on. you kind of just expect that slow roll from the maze through the tolls. that's what we do have this morning. san mateo bridge at 12 minutes, high volume, but she moving, which is always

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woodside on the peninsula at 97 today. and the south bay also consistently in the 90's. we'll be at 100 for livermore as well as danville, very close to the triple-digit mark in pleasanton as well as walnut creek. well opened up to richmond. you're most mild spots in the east bay in the 70's, antioch, vacaville and pittsburgh, upper 90's for you. santa rosa through center fell hovering right around 90 degrees tomorrow and wednesday. still hot. just not quite as hot as today and we'll start our cool down really towards the tail end of the week. still warm inland upper 80's to low 90's, but at least no triple digits with some 70's returning to the bayshore rain. john, thank you for that. well, we looking much better out there. >> traveling along 0, 1, 33 minutes. 85 up to menlo park. they ridge 14 minutes traveling into the city. you can see traffic was building at the start of the morning. now we're smooth sailing about 30 minutes, 70 over jay, 80 to 101. let's get a look at the east bay. we were about 40 minutes along 8.80, sally ann down a milpitas. now we're looking at

, burlingame getting pretty hot up to 88 and then some 90's from san carlos redwood city down to woodsideouth bay temps. also very much so on the hot side, san jose at 93 freeman through hayward in the 80's. well, livermore and danville hitting 100 degrees pretty close in walnut creek, an antioch up to 99, even app up to 87 santa rosa and center fell just shy of 90 tomorrow and wednesday will be similar. maybe not quite as hot as today, but still very toasty. we'll start to see some relief this weekend and that will offer a seasonably warm temperatures in the upper 80's to low 90's inland and 70's along the bay shore. james. >> well, in the east bay, one person is dead after a traffic collision in oakland that happened last night at about 11 little after 11 o'clock. right on southbound 80 near the 29th avenue off-ramp. chp says that a gray honda was involved in a crash. the driver diee. cause of that crash is still under investigation. >> a san francisco burger restaurant is fed up after its business was repeatedly targeted by break-ins and burglaries. kron four's. dan thorn has the story

highway one in some hot temps along the bayshore burlingame at 88 today saying carlos redwood city woodsideell into the 90's. why south bay temperatures also in the 90's today, a few triple digits on the map, including livermore right at 100 degrees in danville. also hitting 100 today, oakland, berkeley and richmond. you'll be in the 70's while antioch, pittsburgh in vacaville, just shy of 100 santa rosa down through center fell hovering right around 90 degrees tomorrow and wednesday will remain pretty warm now, not quite as warm as today and will cool things off after that by next weekend. we're actually right back down to seasonal averages with upper 80's to low 90's inland and some 70's along the bay shore right now. thank you for that. all right. well, no major delays to start out on this monday morning. >> pretty green on the map. 30 minutes traveling from 85 up to menlo park. the bay bridge meteor lights are or about 13 minutes san mateo bridge just under 14 minutes. everybody is traveling across towards the peninsula over the east bay, starting to see just a little orange building ab

burlingame at 88 degrees, carlos through woodside in the 90's today. 90's as well for the south bay with san jose at 93 degrees east bay temperatures, mostly 80's 90's. couple of triple digits, livermore and danville, our triple digit spots today close in walnut creek at 99. pretty close in antioch as well. well, sonoma up to 91 santa rosa. sandra fell in the upper 80's. looking ahead tomorrow, wednesday, comparable to today, but at least not quite as hot but still warm days for the start of this week really won't be until the end of the week that we start to notice a cooler feel with upper 80's to low 90's inland, still warm but better than where we're at. and some 70's returning to the bay shore rain. all right, john, thank you for that. really don't have any major hot spots at this hour. but traffic is gradually been building. >> about 37, so approaching 40 minutes along 101, 2, 88 82 still fairly light of this hour. 60 minutes heading into the city last hour. we had a traffic hazard right near that treasure island exit. thankfully now that's clear, 70 over just under 15 minutes. if y

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little drizzle on the coastline about 68 millbrae tomorrow. 68 also in burlingame 70's in the woodside amount. you the temperatures in the south. a very nice 70's navy's little below the average, but very comfortable. 84 degrees in little more about 83 in dublin. 84. it was creek, 70 in oakland tomorrow about 69 degrees in temperatures running below the average tomorrow, but not by much. and then i think as we head toward the weekend, well, we're going to see a big time warm up saturday. we start to warm things up, getting hot on sunday, then maybe triple digits. get close monday and tuesday. up next week. you it's coming up a restaurant in italy charged a man too. >> cut his sandwich in past. police in ohio coming across a raccoon in a bit of a pickle. a poor little guy had his head stuck in a jar when the officers gently pin down the animal and started pulling back the jar after a few hugs. here we go. it's going to pop right off. not yet. we saw a minute ago goes and then the wreck and took even saying thank >> a visitor in italy says that he was slapped with a surcharge because the

tomorrow morning inside the bay about 63 degrees becoming sunny burning game. 69 in carlos, 70's in woodsidesouth bay, 70 some 80's by tomorrow afternoon and warm a little cooler in the interior valleys, probably some upper 80's, the warmer spots there. instead of the 90's like today, looking about 71 degrees in oakland about 84 him raga 87 degrees in walnut creek. 73 in hercules sunshine about 82 degrees in fairfield, maybe 90 in vacaville. 73 degrees. pretty comfortable day in napa. back along the coastline. a little cool toward the beaches. 50's with fog there still warm 80 in santa rosa next couple days. temperatures staying down a bit below average. then we warm right back up on saturday and sunday getting hot sunday into next week. >> thank you, lawrence. up next, talk about smashing records. how many walnuts this man was able to break. with man was able to break. with his head. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) visit your local volvo retailer, to experience a volvo fully electric vehicle during the summer safely savings event. i suffer with psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis. i was on a jo

the 60's may be getting close to 70 degrees. 81 in burlingame tomorrow. 87 in san carlos. 87 also woodsidere breaking out the 90's in the santa clara valley. 96 in campbell. 95 in saratoga, 93 degrees and sunny. they'll the east bay. yeah, you get hot. how about 97 in pleasanton? 96 in dublin, 96 in danville, 97 degrees in walnut creek. and so these temperatures are going to soar around the bay area tomorrow. we're going to feel that summer heat, at least for a couple of days. and then as you head back toward the coastline, just enough of a sea breeze, but even warm out toward the beaches. but the next couple days, we're cranking up the heat. those temperatures back off a little bit on friday and saturday. but would you know and i remember those days you're going back to school, going to see your friends and all of a sudden you're stuck in a classroom and it's sweltering outside. that's kind of bay area weather this time of year. yeah. my kids go back to school today. lead outside. they got the umbrellas for the shade. very nice. but they had wasps. >> that changes everything. everybody we

we've lost plenty got some statements, for instance, from the woodside to see if this is what we wanted. this is the way we want to go. we really wanted to come by us, which was, you know, what's happening now with russia, you know, a more engine to live in. so that's really the case. yeah. now the foreign actors aside, how much domestic support is there really for the cool among the people of new year . a that's a very important question because the 1st day of the cool we saw, you know, some voices that way as the cool and so, you know, we asked for democracy, but very interestingly, i'm very quickly, we are seeing the goals questions seemed to have not been silence, so whichever more those who are for before, which means that there are more people in support as well. today, most of the people who came out, i really say we are in support of the, of the who we are. and so part of kicking out and before going into fair as well and supports that the ministry should take well, but we are in support, the ones to see me in the jet. and these are the whole, all of was, it doesn't matter. even

in the meantime, you'll use program woodside, that's on the i'm action or time, see, and welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world. it's 2 years since the longest about war and us history ended with a cycle inside escape of fleeing us troops from afghanistan. today, the us as involved in a warren your report, according to us and european officials in the new york times. ukraine has too many soldiers in the wrong places, with hundreds of thousands dead under biden's political opponents. judging negotiations, what's next? they just senior mentor for logistics. lieutenant general. ben hodges was commanding general of the us army in europe during the minutes agreements on ukraine. he commanded the 100 and 1st evelyn in operation iraqi freedom and was the director of military operations and kind of afghanistan and he joins me now from frankfurt in germany. lieutenant general, thank you so much for coming on going underground. we've had assistant secretaries of state on national security advisers. presidents never come under of the entire us. so i mean your of, i

workers at rival woodside energy last week managed to reach a deal on conditions, and shell did lastthe month ofjuly. 2—3% is the target. australia managed to achieve that from the 1990s, but since the pandemic, it has seen inflation rise outside the target range, just like the rest of the world.

woodside was the big one, accounting for 11% of global lng supply. is smaller, about 5%, but still not insignificant. also to consider, europe does not buy its gas directly from australia, but asia does, so if us trillions of was disrupted, we would see asian buyers competing with european buyers in the same market to make up for any shortfall, but there are reasons to expect the volatility will not be quite as bad this time. we have european stockpiles at a seasonable high. we were talking a moment ago about the well-publicized slowdown in the chinese economy, so the demand was not as strong there either. probably there will be volatility going forward but these demand pressures combined with the size of what chevron provides might make things a bit easier this time around. rishaad: paul, thank you so much. paul allen joining us from sydney. a look at chevron and the union dispute. going to be checking markets, but generally speaking we are moving to the upside in the asia-pacific from an equities perspective. there we go. text supporting the hang s

we also have some clouds all the way into redwood city and woodside. but watch what happens . these clouds are varying in from the south. these clouds are being urged and nudged up in a southerly direction from this right here. look at that circulation around that center of the area. low pressure off coast. this area of low pressure was over the central coast last week. it's moving closer to us and it's ushering in that mugginess and also the cloudy conditions, current air temperature, 75 degrees in livermore, 78 in concord, mid 70s and napa. it's a pleasant afternoon, albeit humid. but look at these temperatures. they're averaging up to 12 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. and that's due to that southerly wind that is ushering in right now. concord gusts up to 24, 25 in napa, 13. and oakland is straight south wind at 22 in novato and a gust at mineta international airport now at 25mph. these winds will be pretty consistent and persistent during the afternoon hours. this is a really impressive storm tracker imagery with our radar and it really tells a story. there you have the

the workers of the lng plant at woodside liquefied natural gas have been trying to strike as early aser 2 unless they reach an agreement during the scheduled talks which are expected to continue wednesday. that is one more clarity is expected. -- when more clarity is expected. walkouts add complexity to the situation. what is the market most nervous about? you can see it reflected in that chart. the size of the potential impact. a strike, interrupting as much as 10% of lng supplies, as asia and europe prepare for the winter season and vying for a limited amount of the fuel worldwide. a lot riding on what happens with these talks. paul: there's concern about chinese demand, a supply -- a possible supply boost from iran. how is this impacting oil prices? >> right now we are seeing oil, wti as well as brent holding where they have been around $80 for west texas intermediate, around $84for brent. oil posted a slight decline. this is coming amid lingering concern for demand for china, the world's biggest crude importer. the west texas intermediate for october, holding on thin volumes. that

the store is located near el camino real and woodside road. police say earlier this month 2 customers had their necklaces stolen. they say the victims fell for a common criminal scam where the suspects approached the victims and offer them free jewelry while stealing the victim's actual jury. both cases are under investigation. >> have the students essentially pinned up against school? the student was pressed against the as if trying to get far away from him he could. >> up next, witnesses are speaking up after a private catholic school gets hit with a lawsuit involving abuse. plus, dogs rescued from the wildfires and hawaii are now in the bay area. how flying that here is helping get more that here is helping get more animals rescued in trust falls? really? ah, come on, jack. it'll be great for morale. if i wanted to raise morale, i'd offer a choice of two sandwiches, plus curly fries, a taco, and a drink for only $6. fantastic. thanks, jack! i trusted you guys. try my $6 jack pack today. babackck i in n ththe e , snsneaeakeker r drdropopst g

the club play their home games at woodside park — not far from stansted airport but because of the geographicalsion, and there already being 22 clubs far enough south to fill that league, bishop's stortford have a lot of travelling north to do. it works both ways of course. chester fans will have a 400 mile round trip for the opening game tomorrow. it's every other week for stortford though. their away game at darlington in december for instance is 220 miles each way. and that's not the furthest. it's 500 miles to blyth spartans and back in october. so, not surprisingly the club will have to spend a lot of money on coach travel aand hotels, and might find it hard to recruit players too. some of those already on the books, most of whom have dayjobs, might even need to take annual leave to travel to games. but for now their manager agrees they might have to compromise. the cost indications are huge but on the flip side if we want to progress to the football club and go all out then we have to deal with that because if you have to play at the next level you have to do with it. if you don't want to

there is a new round of talks today between woodside and unions here in australia over pay and conditionss that this would avoid a strike which would disrupt natural gas supply particularly into asia gold. , the weakest in six weeks for gold, no influence despite the appropriate troubles in china. china's gold prices are edging higher as imports are limited. that is it for "daybreak: australia." "daybreak: asia" is next. ! this is bloomberg. ♪ -awww. -awww. -awww. -nope. ( ♪♪ ) constant contact delivers the marketing tools your small business needs to keep up, excel, and grow. constant contact. helping the small stand tall. 76% of 23andme health customers surveyed reported taking healthier actions. constant contact. because they know health isn't just a future state. health happens now. start your dna-powered health journey today with personalized insights from 23andme. >> you are watching "daybreak:

woodside avoided bargaining with workers and left them no option. clearly this will have a ramification on the global gas market. our colleagues in sing more will be speaking with meg o'neill tomorrow morning at 5:30 cet. we will get more clues to what the strikers will do. >>> let's turn to fresh data from germany. producer prices fell in july down 1% on the month and 6% on the year. it marks another sign price pressures are easing in germany thanks largely to lower energy prices. excluding energy costs, producer prices were up 2% on the year. germany is looking to attract semiconductors to the country and planning to invest 20 billion euro in the years. it needs pan-european cooperation. >> if you look at the funding, it looks like a good initiative. it is not a real european endeavor right now. my call would be to make it a european endeavor and that means that the member states have to really come together to make up the european strategy. the critical mass that we need means we have a reaching race on the global level competing. u.s., taiwan, c

the peninsula were up in the 80's in woodside in the south bay.hat's going to be hot. 95 degrees in saratoga tomorrow. 92 in san jose about 91 in milpitas. that may be some triple digit heat showing up in places like live more about 99 in pleasanton. 83 in san leandro. 84 in berkeley about 90 degrees in hercules triple digits. so going to be more common well inland, maybe 100 to one in fairfield, 90 in the napa valley back toward the ago. those temperatures still the warm side with those northerly winds put on some 70's out toward the beaches and your next 10 days taking to the next month. well, we'll watch those temperatures cooling down on thursday. really cooling down, especially on friday and saturday. and a lot of folks headed out for labor day. the unofficial end to summer. well, these temperatures coming way down. there's even a slight chance we could see a few scattered showers on friday and saturday. not going to be much, but there's a chance we might see a couple tomorrow's one and done one hot day one and done and it's omt of here and t

they much prefer a biased media give their version of what happened inside the courtroom which woodsidely with the prosecution and against trump. stuart: isn't there compromise possible like have the audio portion, don't have it on tv but the audio streaming to whoever wants to hear? >> about of evidence would be visual you can bet videotapes being played, seeing is believing. i don't buy into the argument the audio is good enough. i spent a decade at court tv covering televised trial in state courts. i saw no impact on jurors and witnesses and studies have been conducted that support that there is no good reason not to televised the trial. stuart: gregg jarrett thank you for being with us on short notice. we appreciate it. thank you. apparent on msnbc claims 2024 election is not about policy. so what do they think the most important issue. lauren: preserving democracy in the piano was headed by a former business journalist, watch this. >> this is a candidate threatening people, promising retribution, talking the way dictators and authoritarians talk. this is not policy at like to talk

now where woodside did make a deal perhaps the unions are thinking that they could come to a similargreement with chevron to fill that gap. they are going to put in that notice to go on strikes which is ratcheting up pressure on these pay interment disputes with chevron. of course the global gas market -- a bit surprised by this move. to move forward with the strikes. gas prices in europe last night rose as much as 10% or above. they are not near the one-month hi from earlier in august but they still are a bit higher. there is still a chance a deal could be made. it is not clear what they're going to try to agree on at the moment but pay along with other terms seem to be the main issue at the moment. of course everyone cares about this because australia is one of the world's biggest exporters of lng, these two facilities make up about 7% of global lng exports last year so losing that if there is a disruption with strikes could certainly tighten the market leading into winter when demand for natural gas is at its peak. lizzy: what is the outlook as we head into the european winter, no

linda all in the low 80s, 78 in mountain view through woodside into atherton. your extended forecast the hottest day of the week will be tomorrow. yes a pair of nines flirting with triple digits and the summer heat will continue through thursday. then seasonal weather just in time for the weekend. make it a great day, roberta. thank you. 721 now students and teachers at one san jose high school say they don't feel safe. how they're pushing for better school safety measures in the wake of a troubling attack on campus and across the country. counties are reporting an increase in the number of covid cases, and there's a renewed push to get us all vaccinated. we have details of a new study suggesting it makes a difference which arm you use to get that vaccine shot newborns pregnant mothers can now be given a single dose. pfizer shot between the 32nd and 36th weeks of their pregnancy. the company says the vaccine prevents lower respiratory tract infections and severe disease in infants until they're six months old. the rsv vaccine was already approved for use in adu

stanford campus, palo alto also san carlos, redwood city, mid 50 over on the san mateo coast and woodside in there at 54. if you're heading to southern california or las vegas or maybe phenix scottsdale, keep an eye on things. these monsoon is finally kicked in. that's going to continue for another couple of days. but for us, those two lows are going to knock the high down and open the door to a cooler air pattern. so 50s, 60s, bigger fog bank, the wind picks up fog and high clouds, cooler for all today. temperatures 6070s 80s out of those 90s for a few days they may come back into the week. more likely though on the weekend you guys all receive. thank you tom now 752 starting today, a new nationwide ban on a particular kind of light bulb will take effect coming up in the next hour. the government's push to make the bulbs more energy efficient. but first, a new device making the lives of taurus a little easier, especially if you don't speak the native language. after our break, how it's being used to help break language barriers in japan. and just a quick reminder for you. you can now str