we can -- we have an existing cracker in alberta what we do when we make ethylene, you crack methane hydrogen off the back end of the cracker. we will build a new cracker, take the backend products off the existing cracker and the new cracker, put it through an auto thermal reformer and make clean hydrogen it will fuel the whole complex i will take the whole complex to zero scope one and two emissions with this project. that's 20% of my ethylene and plastics footprint around the world. and it will more than triple the amount of product i make that. >> circlearity, sustainability, carbon chapture and it has the least footprint of anything on earth, radio it >> well, this is circular hydrogen is what we would call it green hydrogen is a little bit farther away and a little more expensive. this is taking byproducts and converting them through autothermal reforming. it is less expensive than even blue hydrogen. by doing that, we know we can generate a return on invested capital greater than 15% with this investment. which for an investor is exactly what they're looking for how can you gi

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as the security forces here in rosario, or trying to tackle violence last week, the government of alberta fernandez agreed to send federal forces to help in the fight against gangs after a protected witness was executed under them. congressman calhoun freely has been receiving threats for months. he has been denouncing for years. the system that has allowed the drug tray to flourish for law school at the mostly lawana. there are local drug sales, but above them you have criminals in the police, in the justice system, among businessmen who are not appearing anywhere, the real delinquents and not being touched. the gains can by everyone. increasing government forces is only a temporary problem. they have to control the money and nobody does that go to them . so for now, the focus is on the slums and on its people. it is here were criminal organizations, find the food soldiers. they need to continue with their trade. this i will, i'll to cedar rosario, mark and being held in detention centers in libya, are receiving vaccinations against covered 19 living in officials. with the support of the

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meant to asha in a new era of democracy dissolves the general who led to the takeover. abdul fos, alberta says he had to act. the growing protest assigned that the country was in turmoil. free demonstrators have been killed in a day of protest with the internet down at port shot, a prime minister, abdullah ham doc detained. his location remains unknown. elections has been promised by mid 2023, prolonging a transition. this already lasted for 2 years, and we should been beset by disagreement to protest in the past few weeks. the crews being condemned by sedans, neighbors, key investors, like china and others around the globe is unacceptable. a betrayal of the sudanese people, if a morgan has the latest cotton eye after months of power, struggle with civilian leaders to dance generals have stage a coup and imposed a state of emergency breaking up a faction transitional government that has been leading the country home of jesus yoga, adding to god, we dissolve the sovereign council and the cabinet, and we put an end to the mass jobs and under secretaries. and the state governors will revise

however, as hush m, alberta reports many do not see an end to their problems. this is the friendship bridge afghanistan's link withers. becky's dan, a crucial lifeline for international aid and trade taliban and was beck officers guard the crossing. but traffic is slow. the cargo train service that used to carry over food supplies and commodities has become irregular. the tally vans, customs officer of the high right am border crossing. this misses international concerns about of got his downs future. and with my in that it will got high show on it, we want the world to be more confident about doing business with us. they have to see the level of safety and security. the former regime wasn't able to secure the presidential compounds today. all of afghanistan is safe. the taliban is beating up its presence on the border and promising a crackdown on corruption to ensure a smooth movement of people and goods. afghanistan has always struggled to build a mood and rail network that would link the country to its neighbors and expand trade with central asia. experts an

let's speak now to hashem alberta, who's in northern afghanistan in the city of missouri sharif hash. im just looking at the latest pictures is the scene of carnage and understandable chaos. indeed the people that we talk to include does what, what, what basically talking about pandemonium horrifying says ah, after the blast that took place inside the moss and dozens of people were killed. dozens injured, many of them in critical condition. this is why the expect of the death toll to further climb in the upcoming hours. now, local media quoting security forces in on to say this was a suicide. former who managed to get into the mosque and detonated himself. friday is friday, mid day. friday. prayers are the highlight of the most sacred day for muslims during the week. and basically this is where i would expect huge number of worshippers to be inside the moss. and this was the exactly the case with the hannah bed mosque. this is a she are a hazard, i may not a tea, a mosque. and in the past we've seen similar a task out art by these like state of what are san targeting minorities, parti

down across parts of western canada, some rain, vancouver over the other side of the rockies into alberta. and we'll have to watch for the potential of an intense pocket of energy rate through texas as we get into the oklahoma panhandle on sunday season. ah gutter, one of the fastest growing nations in the pony, cato needed to open and development international shipping company to become a key, middle east trade money skills. 3 key areas of filling up from the work future. lonnie cutter. cutter's gateway to whoa trade. lou. ah welcome back. a quick reminder about top stories here. this our tie once president has hit out at china during national day celebrations, sighing when said the ireland will not bow to pressure from beijing. in the past week, maybe a 150 chinese warplanes approached high ones and defensive un refugee office. and libya has been forced to close because it's overwhelmed with people seeking re settlement on friday, gods shot and killed 6 people who try to flee from a detention center in tripoli. and the taliban as ruled out cooperating with the u . s. in the fight agains

some rain, vancouver over the other side of the rockies into alberta, and we'll have to watch for the potential of an intense pocket of energy rate through texas as we get into the oklahoma panhandle on sunday season. ah, at night in a stock hold suburb, somali mums patrol to st. booley ski and no longer to hire lucas clean of gang violence. the use, the maternal approach to prevent crime is name devoted to had a duty warehouse, but a bit didn't button in the stories. be dull dalton here told by the people who lived on mothers of ring to be this is europe analogy 0 lou. ah welcome back. watching out as a reminder of our top story, is this our a, you and refugee office in libya has been forced to close off to being overwhelmed by hundreds of people seeking re settlement on friday, gods shots, and kills 6 people at a detention center and tripoli. in around 2000 migrants escaped. the taliban has ruled out cooperating with the u. s. in the fight against i. so their 1st high level talk since they took over cobble the group puzzle. so all the u. s. to lift a ban on afghani central bank rese

so i'm talking about building the scale of alberta, that's like on the energy equivalent scale of 850-megawatt power plant. these are on the scale of 20, 25 megawatt power plants, right it takes a lot of small projects to get there. >> i thank you for changing the way we have always thought dow is you're making so it's much more environmental and not, not by any means fiction. it's fact. >> we turn 125 years next year and we're turning into a low-carbon, sustainable world. we're going to set the standard. >> thank you, jim. ceo of dow >>> futures are still in the red, though off the early morning lows more "squawk on the stre" en rurn.etwh ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> ten-year yield the highest since june on some of these inflationary concerns in both europe and around the world. we're back to 1522, as we're coming out of four straight days of moves, and the eng opinbell is five minutes away my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward... even after paying for this. love you, sweetheart they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is my granddaughter...she's cute like he

. - [john] in may of 1978, he abducts a woman he knows named alberta davidson. - she was mentally challenged and he liked mentally challenged women. - he had sex with her on several occasions. and when the police came to try and find her, he put her in a storage facility in the basement. - [john] gary was arrested and charged on seven counts including kidnapping, rape, false imprisonment, and involuntary deviant sexual intercourse, serving four years and four months until he came up for parole. - did you take any classes while you were incarcerated? developed any new skills in your rehabilitation? - any visits or did you receive any letters from family members? maybe a pastor? any thought to your reintegration? - he came up for parole at the prison. he told the parole board that he couldn't answer their questions because the devil put a cookie in his throat. he did the entire five years on the two and a half to five. - it's a sickening crime, but there's an explanation of this person. he has a sickness, but he's not psychotic. he is just a manipulative narcissistic personality, who is a thre

in alberta, canada, this might tell you something, anyone who stays home from any illness would be count bid the government as a covid patient. then she pretended she didn't say it because it's insane, but it's on video, so we know she did. australia adopted a similar standard. anyone who leaves home is apparently counted as a covid patient. a man in melbourne this sunday who made a mistake of walking a block from his house. >> he lis a block away. >> he has no reason to be here. he doesn't have a reason to be out today. >> hold on, he has a facemask in his pocket. he was smoking a cigarette. he came to get lunch with me. >> i'm having a cigarette. i have two masks in my pocket. what else do you want me to do? >> tucker: the interesting thing, the authoritarianism, that's terrifying it can happen in an english speaking country, in australia of all places. he never asked the man if he's been vaccinated. that's the first question they would ask because vaccination works, doesn't it? that's why it's mandatory, right? the leaders are pretending that the vaccination status matters in new sout

in alberta, canada, and this might tell you something to health ministers announce anyone who stays homey illness will be counted by the canadian government as a covid patient. she pretended she didn't say that because it is obviously insane but we know she did. and australia the government adopted it somewhere stands. if anyone leaves home from apparently being counted as a covid patient. here is a man in melbourne this sunday who made the mistake of walking a block from his house. >> a block b away. >> he has no reason to be here. >> is just smoking a cigarette. >> and the reason the marshals are coming. what else do you want me to do? >> tucker: here is the interesting thing, obviously authoritarianism and in australia is of all places. they never asked the man if he has been vaccinated. you would think that is the first question you would ask because vaccination works, doesn't it? that's why it's mandatory, right? that is an important part because leaders are still pretending that it matters. one official promise that the unvaccinated will be allowed to retain their freedoms. speak w

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i saw a tragic case in alberta, canada where an individual died of cardiac arrest because there werefamily called for emergency treatment. this is of course a tragedy that means our death toll goes far beyond covid itself. ali, i think we're at that point now, the turning point, where every individual, every family, every employer can make sound decisions and impose sound decisions. here is the other thing. we have a new drug rolling out from merck. we've only seen press release science so far and are waiting for the real details but it does appear if you take the drug early, before you have a lot of symptoms, before you're hospitalized, really sick, that it reduces the chances of you ending up in the hospital by 50%. okay. that's exciting. but here is the downside of it. you have to take it early in your infection. it doesn't do any good really if it's taken after you're already hospitalized. just like a vaccine, it is something that requires you think ahead. how do i protect myself before i'm sick? not after i'm in the hospital screaming give me ivermectin. >> we keep hearing iverm

near term ebitda growth coming on starting next year and rat ccheting up through 2025 and then the albertaling thesis for the investors. the cash flow story is phenomenal we have paid down another 1.1 billion in growth this quarter we paid 518 million of dividend and 400 million of share buy backs and we have the liquidity and just a remarkable cash flow sorry so we came out of this covid pandemic with a best balance sheet in the industry. and we're poised to be able to lean in to this and make investments starting now. >> finally, always like your view on the strength of the economic recovery that we have seen and how much longer it can touch. from autos to beauty to infrastructure, what are you seeing out there about how much staying power this economic growth has >> the consumer is still strong. i still expect china next year to give us numbers maybe 4 1/2 to 5% gdp growth next year i believe the u.s. consumer is strong we have southeast asia coming back we have emerging growth in africa and i think europe will see a better year next year. automotive even though we talk about chip short