so let's get straight to one of our best guests bob dudley boss of bp. bob, always a pleasure speaking to you let's get straight to these comments you made to the congress just a few moments ago gee. it echoed something that you said to me just down the hallway in october, and that is that you think the market is already in some form of balance as well we hear a lot of people saying about the balance in the market saying it's not quite there yet. what do you believe it is in balance? >> i think uses the word balance and they forget different tla it means different things to different people to me it means on a daily basis production and demand is equal so the market is in balance, but inventory level is so high so we'll see where the stock levels go. you can't do it weekly, which is what the market is doing particularly focusing on the u.s. inventory levels, but this is a longer term gain. >> why can is it so many of the statisticians, maybe even bp, are getting it wrong when we get to a firmer level in the markets, when the inventories are down and opec

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. >> breaking news on bp.s back in november of last year that bp was looking to sell midstream assets here. bp is evaluating information in an ipo. there talking about potential assets including crude. bp saying in a statement -- obviously they are going to be reporting results on august 1. it will be a question of what else -- >> "what'd you miss?" economists have been scratching their heads over the slow u.s. wage growth in signs of being close to employment. there's actually no mystery here at all. are right where they should be, and may be headed higher. >> joining us now from west chester, pennsylvania, what are we missing here, adam -- people say this doesn't make sense does it make -- explain. >> you have to be looking at the right wage growth numbers. you looking in employment cost index. wages haven't slowed. given slowly gradually excelling. there are 2.5% now. down, noping up and volatility like you see another wage measures. thing you want to make sure -- i'm sorry go ahead. >> know now, keep going

spoke to bob dudley who of course is the boss of one of the largest energy companies on the planet, bp and he will make some very interesting comments at the world patrol dwretroleum congre including the fact that bp is making assumptions across the board based around about $50 a barrel for the next five years but of course the obsession with the u.s. data and obsession with the iea and opec data out later this morning is when we get to balance on world markets, ie when supply equals demand and these inventories come off from their multiyear highs and back down to five year averages i spoke to bob about this and got a his interpretation on what balance means. let's listen in. >> everybody uses the word balance and they forget that it means different things to different people to me, it means balance on on a daily basis production and demand is equal. so on a daily basis, market is in balance just the inventory levels are so high so we'll see what the stock levels go. you can't do it weekly, bi week which is what the market is doing. but this is a longer term game >> reporter: i spoke t

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bp is on a similar yield bp yield 7.1%. exxon is trading lower, 3.8. the cash flow cover now is looking good $38 billion of cash flow, enough to cover the debt. enough to cover the cash dividend as well upstream divestments as well they're getting rid of assets to get that debt down so people don't start worrying about the bg deal. here it's about the transition to gas and oil some of those divestments include the like of oil sands. yeah then they took a hit on that the future proofing the portfolio. we spoke to ben van burdeurden earlier on "squawk box," i asked if the pu if we are concerned about upstream >> even if all the advanced economies go to 100% electric vehicles, that would not be enough there's a lot of liquid growth still in other areas, other modes of transports, shipping, aviation that will see growth and that for now will go on liquids. therefore more needs to happen what needs to happen in the end is for a company like us, we have to take not only advantage of the opportunities that the energy transition offers, so we have to reinvent

bp engineered a fleet of 32 brand new ships with advanced technology, so we can make sure oil and gase they need to go safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. >> we are back with the foxbusiness alert, the tao ending on all-time record high yesterday, a whopping 21,532 points as the federal reserve is signaling a gradual hike in interest rates. rob: that happens when the economy is doing better. the information of 6 million cell phone users leaked online. heather: what we need to know if we are a verizon customer which i am. >> reporter: this is a huge data breach for verizon. they left data like cell phone numbers, after an employee at one of verizon's vendors put that information into a storage area and incorrectly set it to allow external access. one report says 14 million customers were found and secured on an amazon server controlled by israeli based my systems according to the -- verizon says the numbers closer to 6 million and a researcher brought the data breach to its attention. in a statement they say, quote, there has been no effect

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>> bp for me, i've been worried. i think they are on the right track, but i think that is an issue. exxon has always looked vastliover ratvastlfasvastly overrated. a >> between y do y >> did you see factors that could lead to any significant moving prices up or down >> we're seeing inventories fall falli ing. and the worry is that the impac of shale will push it back up again. there is not an awful lot the industry itself can do other than what it's doing at the moment in terms of cutting costs and repositioning itself they are moving more into gas than liquid fuels. >> and how big a price move could we be talking? >> well, if inventories go where we think, we could be talking low 40s again potentially. in that case the industry has to do more in terms of cost cutting. >> are we future proved? diesel banned pretty much. are they future proved enough these companies? >> all the european majors are talking about investing in renewables right now they are all making big pronouncements on that whether they get earnings from that is the question but yes, they are taking it seriously. the

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. >> the "today" sow ih bp devs eloped new, industry-leading software to monitor drilling operations in real-time, so our engineers can solve problems with the most precise data at their fingertips. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. bp engineered a fleet of 32 brand new ships with advanced technology, so we can make sure oil and gas get where they need to go safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. >>> good morning. breaking overnight, a u.s. military plane crashes in mississippi, killing all 16 people onboard. the plane, breaking up in midair. its wreckage engulfed in flames. fbi investigators now on the scene. >>> what did he know? and when did he know it? a stunning new report that donald trump jr. was told the russian government was trying to help his campaign. the soon pushing back, as the attorney at the center of it all speaks exclusively for nbc news. >> have you ever worked to the russian government? do you have connections to the russian government? >> translator: no. >>> where are they? four y

phillip 66, valero, arco, bp y tesoro, dueños de la mayoría de los pozos en el área.e. entonces, en vez de tener un tanque bombardeándote, tienes cinco. teresa: la cercanía no es sólo a los hogares, sino también a las escuelas, las iglesias y los parques. además de los pozos que se encuentran en los vecindarios, hay tanques que temporalmente almacenan el petróleo crudo que tiene que vaciarse a menudo y ser transportado a las refinerías. alicia: hay vapores cuando conectan las mangueras para traspasar el crudo. rosario: se oye bastante ruido. teresa: hace 17 años que don rosario pérez vive frente a un pozo y un almacenamiento de petróleo. rosario: han habido derrames-- derrames fuertes de aceite tirado aquí. hasta la siguiente cuadra. a mi casa me la limpiaron y todo eso, pero... quién sabe qué daños causará eso porque a nosotros no nos dicen nada. teresa: aunque muchos ven a la industria petrolera como un invasor en su comunidad, la realidad es todo lo contrario. mucho antes de ser poblada, la ciudad de los Ángeles estaba repleta de pozos luego del descubrimiento de a

bp engineered a fleet of 32 brand new ships . ' test test test test test test test test test test testt test test testga test test and always working to be better. heather: time now for the good, the baddenned axened the ugly. first the good. garth brooks. >> where do you want to go on your honeymoon. where? no idea? well, i will tell you what, if you pick hawaii, i will pay for it. heather: wow, trisha yearwood saying absolutely on board with footing the bill. >> woman so busy trying to film it she is not even paying attention. heather: she got it on tape. crashing on top of a roof. in st. louis. car speeding out of control when it flips on a roof. heather: man just paid off the house. aaron carter busted for dui and drugs is being targeted for being a celebrity. rob: "fox & friends" starts right now. see you later. >> biamerican and hire american u. >> president trump keeping his promise made in america week starting today. >> i can tell you the ceos i talked to were very pleased the agenda the president was pursuing. he has been extremely successful. >> republican enforce to repeal

bp is like temperature -- the feels-like temperature, a close up look at huge numbers, 101 in culpeper and in washington. 106 in quantico. we expect the heat index values between now and 4:00 p.m. to range between 103 and 106 degrees with a cast for an isolated that is from this afternoon. -- chance for an isolated storm this afternoon. this weather is more than dangerous. >> it really is dangerous. i had to change into my short-sleeved shirt. we are feeling it. the weather app is showing 92 degrees and it feels like 104. ,e are inside a fire station 9 the busiest fire station in fairfax county. you can imagine what happens on a day like this when they get he related calls. they are already wearing hearing that is 65 pounds. that is not telling you the apparatus they have to carry. we spoke to the captain at the fire station about the do's and don'ts on a dangerous day like today. >> tremendous on the body on the crew with the apparatus but we cannot change the level of protection and we have to tough it out. >> we a train station. the train tracks on days like these expand, the steal

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if bp ultimately decides to do this, the company is saying it would be called bp mid stream partnersuld file that registration statement with the s.e.c. in the second half of the year to get that process going if they were actually, you know, went through with it, completed the ipo, it would own the general partner of the mlp basically putting this into context for you, why it's important is it's giving investors other options to invest in some of the company's assets rather than the company itself and, remember, investors tend to like mlps because they offer tax advantages as well this. would put it in a little bit of a different category, a little bit of different investment competition as well, kelly back over to you. >>-degree move, jackie thank you. our jackie deangelis stephanie, thank you as well. >> thank you. >> for joining us. a lot of earnings after hours. stephanie link. >> that's been called a solution for everything -- to everything for aviation to basketball, she said ibm's watson must-have marketing solution up next we'll ask ceo martin schroeter if martin is as good

. >>> used to be one of the robberies in baseball bp 32 1/2 games behind the dodgers in the west.espite san francisco's record, this kid has laser focussed. in the first, 28 pitches. gave up an rbi single. he managed to get out of trouble. snags a chopper. starts the inning ending double play. two runs on eight hits. he had three strikeouts. puig gets his revenge in the second. hustling to foul territory. crashed into the wall but he's okay. with two outs in the fourth, hunter pence took care of that with his seventh home run of the season. that would be the giants loan run. two out, two on. he strikes out jay wong to end the game. 2-1 your final. >>> will sonny gray be traded before the deadline? he was supposed to pitch tomorrow. they scratched him and will have him start monday. meaning if he's traded, he'll be fresh and can start with his new team immediately. they're against the twins. >>> one of the pga tour's oldest events, the canadian round open. an eagle on 16 and 18. three back of your leader. kevin chapel. also shot a six under 66, he's one back at 16 under. nice down

we tried reaching out to shev ron, exxon, and bp and not have hurt wack. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> new at 6:00, more troubles for bart, questions continue about how it handles the train. bart also facing a shortage of officers on top of that. phil matier? >> reporter: that is right, kpix 5 has been reporting bart has been reluctant recently to release videos or detailed crime reports about what some of the passengers are facing when it comes to situations on the big commuter line. now that has changed with one director saying he wants system wide policy on what the cops should and should not let out. but, he says that is just the tip of the iceburg because there is another problem as well. lets take a listen. >> i thing we have to do more to protect our riders. there is a sense among our riders that they are not being as protected as well as they could boo be. >> reporter: protecting riders and informing them on crime is a growing issue in the biggest commuter line, a new twist, a short blg of cops on bart as well. >> >> staffing in the police department is 20%

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. >>> used to be one of the robberies in baseball bp 32 1/2 games behind the dodgers in the west.id has laser focussed. in the first, 28 pitches. gave up an rbi single. he managed to get out of trouble. snags a chopper. starts the inning ending double play. two runs on eight hits. he had three strikeouts. puig gets his revenge in the second. hustling to foul territory. crashed into the wall but he's okay. with two outs in the fourth, hunter pence took care of that with his seventh home run of the season. that would be the giants loan run. two out, two on. he strikes out jay wong to end the game. 2-1 your final. >>> will sonny gray be traded before the deadline? he was supposed to pitch tomorrow. they scratched him and will have him start monday. meaning if he's traded, he'll be fresh and can start with his new team immediately. they're against the twins. >>> one of the pga tour's oldest events, the canadian round open. an eagle on 16 and 18. three back of your leader. kevin chapel. also shot a six under 66, he's one back at 16 under. nice down hill birdie putt on three. everyone's

other countries including bp, italy air. massive multinational companies. there is a lot at stake at this point. >> to both of you, thank you very much. u.s. president donald trump has announced a ban on transgender people from serving in the armed forces. the surprise announcement comes a year after his predecessor made history when he reversed a ban on transgender people from serving openly in the military. trump said he made his decision after colton -- consulting with military experts and wrote the united states government will not allow transgender individuals to serve in the u.s. military. our military must be focused on decisive and overwhelming victory and cannot be verdant with the tremendous medical costs that transgender in the military would entail. his announcement sparked an immediate backlash. activist stephen peters tweeted a sharp rebuke. his attack on actively serving troops is heinous and disgusting. chelsea manning tweeted biggest baddest wealthiest military honors cries about a few trans people but funds the f-35. it sounds like cowardi

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what else don't we know, chris bp. >> that's my question to you. i closed my show with it tonight, only to me, two obvious skp explanations why trump doesn't want to. he is afraid that one of his kids or in-laws or someone like manafort was talking about getting rid of sanctions in exchange for friendly help during the campaign or did it himself. what other reason could he have to say, okay, any conversation with any russian in last year and half, all on the table. give it all to the prosecutor and get it over with. this is kill mig presidency. either he did it or he thinks some of his people did it. >> and consciousness of guilt is very important here. somebody's guilt. may be donald trump jr. he faces donald trump jr a ton of legal witness. he will be a witness probably before a grand jury. >> they are all buying up lawyers. this is a lawyered up white house. >> and jared kushner perhaps more problematic thdonald trump jr. >> these are are the people that they would be loyal to, the family. the r romanianoffs. >> susan, thank you. >>> coming up,

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it happened near the bp gas station on route 175. the medical examiner was already on the scene when our crew arrived. one person died there. we are working to learn more about how this happened and who was involved. >>> another developing story out of prince george's county. take a look at this pick-up truck. greenbelt police are gathering details in this case. no word on the condition of the driver or if anyone inside that store was hurt. this morning, parents are demanding er officials. they want to know how a teacher's aide, accused of sexual abuse had time and access to students during school hours. carlos bell was accused of abusing seven students. he has hiv. he was arrested last week but the reported abuse dates back to last year. he worked with special education and general education students. that meant he had access to a number of classes. we spoke to some of his neighbors who say they don't know him well, but the allegations are horrifying. >> he should be punished. >> their life is just beginning, they are in middle scho

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the headline is that bp will double its spending in u.s.nvestors trying to offload the sale assets. it shows how important shale is to these companies. how do you profit off of that? robert: a very good point. shale has become the crown jewel for all large major oil and gas companies. look at what exxon did. acquirent $6 billion to acreages and permian basin. why do they like shale? shale has become one of the most competitive oil and gas producing areas basically in the world. the cost for news and earn an economic return in shale has declined significantly. that's where there's an opportunity. when you look at shale producers, you do not want to look at the large integrated who have bought into this. you want to look at the companies that that have owned acreage for years. are i'm talking about companies like pine and natural resources, who own 700,000 acres in the permian basin. that's more than exxon that has little over 3000 acres. owns a massive 600,000 acreage position. a little as well. you want to own the. like companies that own l

you just wafrpd out of the cage where bam bam mulens is throwing you bp how nice to come back. >> it's nice. especially when you miss the city, you miss the fans. the it's a opportunity to be in the big leagues, the opportunity to get here, the second chance. for me the society will be about you guys it's one of the things i miss motivate. >> when you left, some things were said. and in the statement that came out today that you said i was emotional, hurt had a lot going on. what do you want to say to the fans to your former teammates about coming back? now that you've had time to reflect on that. >> you know, i was emotional at the moment, especially, you know through all the free agent stuff, the stuff i was emotional. i said a lot of things that personally most of the fan. especially i want to apologize to them for all the things i said. my former teammates annual now my teammates. you know all the things i said to in that moment was miscommunication for on the day. they know me. they know the person i am. the kind of person i am. i'm not that type of person that i run around talkin

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