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bp and fulcrum bioenergy think so.l waste by turning garbage into jet fuel. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. playing up his role as a leader of nato, as he's now in london to mark the 70th anniversary of the alliance. as nato members know all too well, the president is a critic of the mutual defense agreement. he made his feelings clear to me in multiple interviews before he took office. >> do you think the united states needs to rethink u.s. involvement in nato? >> yes, because it's costing us too much money. >> i was asked on cnn by wolf blitzer and i said here's the story, number one, nato is obsolete. >> nato has not treated us fairly. >> nato has been ripping us. >> i said folks, you have to pay up. you're delinquent. >> nato, we're going to have people that aren't paying, they're going it start paying. >> it's obsolete and we pay too much money. >> nato is ripping us off. >> nato has to either be rejiggered or changed. >> it's obsolete, and the united states is paying too much. >> you always have to be pre

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bp and fulcrum bioenergy think so.dfill waste by turning garbage into jet fuel. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. heather: a look at top headlines of the fox news alert. donald trump participating in a meeting with nato leaders from around the world. he will sit down with angela merkel later this morning before holding talks with leaders from denmark and italy. the president goes to washington tonight. another fox news alert, four ski legal scholars will testify before the house judiciary committee today in the left's impeachment inquiry. the intelligence committee voted on party lines to adopt their report which claims donald trump undermined national security. rob: sanctuary city policies put in the community endanger. police in new york releasing a twice deported illegal immigrant who is facing charges of manslaughter and gaining assault after ice lodged multiple detainers to hold him which were ignored. the director for isis enforcement and removal operations in new york thomas dekker is speaking out about wh

bp and royal dutch for example looking especially cheap but that's mostly a minority view.he majorits majority and i will believe supply will are grow in the oil business likely up 2 or 3% next year with demand unlikely to be up that much. so the bottom the market is going to remain oversupplied about oil and that' the biggest pressure on oil and oil stocks. for "nightly business report," i'mobisani at the new york stock exchange. >> in other news biogen presented detailed data on the rest you are absentingedpe mental treatment for alzheimer's, a diaz for which there is no cure. that's why the highly anticipated presentation today got attention. but in the end analysts had a hard time parsing the new information. meg yrrell hasmore. >> dwefrlg new medicines is hard more any disease but the track record is particularly bad for alzheimer's. it's been about 50 and 16 years more than a decade since we had a new trement approved for alzheimer's. >> the word for the first drug potentially slowing down the loss of memory and ability to function coming with alzheimer's was greeted

bp and fulcrum bioenergy think so.sions and landfill waste by turning garbage into jet fuel. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. >> martha: a tense exchange of the nato meeting between president trump and french president emmanuel macron and remember that he asked europe a few months ago to take back their isis fighters from syria. that of course never happened, watch. >> would you like semi since fighters? you can take everyone you want. he's a great politician because that was one of the greatest nonanswers i've ever heard, and that's okay. >> martha: this discussion took place as london absorbed the latest terror attack which took the lives of two people on london bridge in broad daylight the killer had already done time on terror charges. for working in a program that would rehabilitate prisoners, so all of this raises the question, one we have struggled with in the united states and with the prison at guantanamo bay, can terrorist change? and they leave the radicalism behind real? joining me now is someone who

bp and fulcrum bioenergy think so.ogether we'll reduce emissions and landfill waste by turning garbage into jet fuel. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. >>> we're following a lot of breaking news on people. right now. the president is thumbing his nose at house democrats refusing to take part in the house hearings. in a seething argument about the judiciary committee they called it a completely baseless charade. >>> gloria borger, the chairman of the house intelligence committee just responded tweeting the white house said they wanted open hearings and not closed and then they didn't want those either. then, they said they wanted to participate in the proceedings and now they say they don't. all they really want is to hide the president's serious misconduct. it's not working. is that strategy a fair point? is he making a fair point? >> they won't play ball with the house. it may be a mistake on their part, it may not be. they believe they will get a fairer trial in the senate. what they decided to do is ride the p

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climate summit here in madrid on ththursday to ototest the presence of shshell, bp, and chevron.sentatives from the oil companieies were taking papart n evevent organizezed by the international emissions trading association. laurieie van der bururg of fries of the earth netherlands took part in the walkout. >> we do not think polluters like shell, like bp, likike chevron chevy at the cop influencing the climate talks here. so we covevered our ears and we walked out of the room to make a poinint to say shell should note at the cop, chevron should not be at the c cop. they are wrerecking our clclimae and d if we have these polluters here, we won't get down to 1.5 degrees. amy: this comes as a spanish government is criticism -- facing criticism for reaching out to endesa, spain's biggest polluter, to sponsor the u.n. climate talks. our next guest has been organizing toxic tours of madrid to expose the corporations and financiers driving the climate crisis. pascoe sabido is a researcher and campaigner for the corporate europe observatory. welcome back to democracy now! it seems we se

bp and fulcrum bioenergy think so. together we'll reduce emissions and landfill waste by turning garbage into jet fuel. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. >>> we have more breaking news from the white house. multiple officials cnn tonight that president trump continues to use his personal cell phone to make calls despite warnings from staff that this could leave him vulnerable to foreign surveillance. officials say it's highly likely the president's phone call to gordon sondland from a restaurant in ukraine over the summer was picked up. that's the one -- or i should say the phone call with gordon sondland. gordon sondland made the call. sondland told the president the leader of ukraine, quote, loves your ass. this means that foreign surveillance could have picked up any calls between the president and his attorney, rudy giuliani, whose call logs were subpoenaed by congress. speaking of giuliani, his current whereabouts are something of a mystery after a surprise tour of eastern european capitals where the preside

bp and fulcrum bioenergy think so.ogether we'll reduce emissions and landfill waste by turning garbage into jet fuel. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. >> sean: all right now the 2020 democrats are one fewer tonight after once anointed frontrunner senator kamala harris announced that she is quitting the race. her announcement comes on the heels of a scathing resignation letter from a campaign official detailing the mistreatment of staffers and all-out dysfunction. beyond the disorganization the reality is that harris was never able to connect with the voters. could her exit create an opening for nanny state liberal michael bloomberg? president trump doesn't think. so he is calling out the former mayor more stopping bloomberg news from investigating him at all tweeting, quote: mini mike bloomberg has instructed his third rate news organization not to investigate him or any democrat but only go after president trump. wow. and of course who could forget the bizarre blunders from sleepy craziy uncle joe 33030. we did

bp and fulcrum bioenergy think so.'ll reduce emissions and landfill waste by turning garbage into jet fuel. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. >>> breaking news. chairman jerry nadler under fire. republicans are going after the judiciary committee chairman by using his own words from the clinton impeachment. ranking member doug collins was the first one to launch an attack. >> you have the vote. you may have the muscle, but you do not have the legitimacy of a national consensus or the constitutional imperative. the partisan cue dethat will go down in infamy in the history of the nation. those are all chairman nadler before he was chairman. i guess 20 years makes a difference. >> out front now, rick santorum and joe lockhart, former clinton white house press secretary. joe, what was powerful about collins doing that and reading it the way he did was it sounded the way exactly like he wanted it to sound that he was saying it now and i know that's chairman nadler 20 years ago. what does this do for nadler? does he ne

bp and fulcrum bioenergy think so.uce emissions and landfill waste by turning garbage into jet fuel. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. >>> all right. new this morning, this major revelation inside the house intelligence committee impeachment report. phone records that show at least four calls or attempted calls between indicted rudy giuliani associate lev parnas and the top republican on the house intelligence committee devin nunes including at least one call that lasted eight minutes. joining me now is cnn legal analyst jim paik baker. jim, you suggest that if nothing else, this makes devin nunes a witness in a federal investigation. why in. >> because he was in contact with at least one person who's under indict in the southern district of new york lev parnas who's been charged with others and who is alleged to have been involved in a conspiracy to have -- to basically allow foreign donations into u.s. political campaigns. and to undertake efforts to cover that up, basically, by making false statements and fals

bp and fulcrum bioenergy think so. together we'll reduce emissions and landfill waste by turning garbage into jet fuel. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. >>> republican senator chuck grassley warning president trump not to testify in a possible senate trial if he is impeached in the house. this as we learn majority leader mitch mcconnell is telling the white house there is no way to avoid the senate trial. mcconnell only needs a simple majority to dismiss an impeachment trial and majority and it's over, not even going to happen and even with a majority republican senate, there are enough republicans who want a full process and a fair trial to ensure that a vote to dismiss the impeachment out of hand would fail. pamela brown is out front at the white house. pamela, the white house has to admit this reality and prepare for that trial? that's right. the white house, erin, is looking ahead to the inevitable, the anticipateden is at trial focusing on the communications and legal strategies. white house counsel pat cip

bp and fulcrum bioenergy think so.r we'll reduce emissions and landfill waste by turning garbage into jet fuel. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. >>> we have breaking news. house speaker nancy pelosi will make an announcement at 9:00 a.m. eastern. something about the impeachment investigation. >> probably something important, too. >> okay. i mean, will she lay out the articles of impeachment? will she rey out the timeline or address charges that go beyond the ukraine scandal. joining us, jeffrey toobin, dana bash and john avlon. dana, maybe she's just laying out next steps. maybe it's just a status report. >> that's likely. frankly it is likely. i don't see her standing in front of the cameras ticking off the articles of impeach. that's not her style. and it's, you know, that's the kind of thing she would wait for the judiciary committee to formally have a discussion about which, according to one of the members you had on this morning, they haven't technically done yet. they are being secretive inside pelosi worl

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bp wasn't performing maybe that's the catch up snok now at this point in time because when you u look at energy, yesterday, about 50% of the unusual option activity we had was somewhere in energy. multiple big names, some of the names that kicked around, but also some of the big names like a bp, royal dutch u, some names that don't get talked about often. we always talk about chevron, exxon. those are names rarely talked about on tv. energy right now, we are seeing more and more that flow back into the energy space. >> and i would like to combine something john said earlier and something jim said about where the pocket's going so john was talking about those companies that get a lot of revenue overseas i would take that one step further saying we're seeing opportunity outside of the u.s. in international equities, so anytime you get signs of a bottoming of growth which i would say we're getting some mixed data, but i think bottoming is a process so that's okay we expect a recovery in 2020 and so the higher cyclicality of international equities, the more export dependent, points to bet

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bp and fulcrum bioenergy think so.we'll reduce emissions and landfill waste by turning garbage into jet fuel. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. >>> throughout the campaign for the democratic nomination, people questioned joe biden's age and stamina, subtly or not. the president's called him sleepy and slow. during the cnn democratic debate in september, julian castro cut biden off and asked if he had forgotten what he just said earlier. he denied the charge of ageism. today he faced an audience member who prodded him about his son's business in ukraine. this show he defended himself. >> we all know trump has been messing around in ukraine over there, holding their foreign aid for them to come up saying they're going to investigate you. we know all about that crap. and he's no backbone, we know that for that. but you, on the other hand, sent your son over there to get a job and work for a gas company that he had no experience with gas or nothing. in order to get access for the president. so you're selling access t

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bp and fulcrum bioenergy think so.'ll reduce emissions and landfill waste by turning garbage into jet fuel. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. >> shannon: new tonight, the house overwhelmingly passing a bill demanding the administration get tough with chinese officials over the treatment of muslims. tonight, fox news and knight investigates a troubling new report about how china is working on new technology to crn on its own people with some help from the west. chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher is on the case for us. >> shannon, good evening pick of you consider the technological step-by-step, you get an understanding of concern about how china monitors its people. first, china already requires citizens to have "real name registration," meaning your online account have to link with your government i.d. and now, if you buy a new phone in china, you are mandated to submit to a facial scan. if you connect government i.d. to the facial scan, a pretty much eradicates being online anonymously. but the ne

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bp and fulcrum bioenergy think so.ether we'll reduce emissions and landfill waste by turning garbage into jet fuel. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. professor jonathan turley criticized congress for what he called, quote, a facially incomplete and inadequate record in order to impeach a president. there's a reason the record is incomplete. as we said before, the president wanted it that way. mick mulvaney and don mcgahn refused to testify. john bolton is not talking either, nor is rudy giuliani. then there are the documents. the white house has so far refused to turn over any including briefing materials for the july 25th trump/zelensky phone call as well as staff notes relating to it though they did release a summary of the call. the august 15th presidential decision memo prepared by lieutenant colonel alexander vindman conveying that aid be released. national security staff council summaries. white house review of the aid freeze revealing according to "the washington post" efforts to craft an after the fact ju

bp and fulcrum bioenergy think so.ether we'll reduce emissions and landfill waste by turning garbage into jet fuel. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. bitreat them all as if, they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. 's beyond the psychotic hate to rub me the mob is not taking a break from the 24/7, their rage psychosis on sunday. yes, ms dnc conspiracy theory channel, area 51 rachel maddow friend joy greek had some really nasty things to say about trump supporter's. joy, this is not very nice. take a look. >> it is not just the majority that say it is a call. there is a lot of evidence that it is a racial and religious cult of personality where his base is solidly among the white evangelicals. that almost worship him and say that he is the chosen one of god. >> sean: pretty unbelievable, also the first lady melania trump's annual christmas decorations, yeah, once again barking out rage and anger from the mob.

bp and fulcrum bioenergy think so.e'll reduce emissions and landfill waste by turning garbage into jet fuel. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. >>> president trump set to meet with a key ally on the sidelines of the nato summit. just hours after he was publicly criticizing that same ally on the world stage. any moment now, trump and french met emmanuel macron will speak to reporters in london. >> the president just a few hours ago slammed macron's comments when he described nato as, quote, brain dead. but president trump, of course, has also had choice words for the alliance over the years. let's bring back white house correspondent kaitlan collins. also cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson and david sanger. great to have all of you as we wait and we'll carry the comments from macron and the president live here. take a listen to how the president responded, kaitlan to macron's criticism of the nato alliance. referring to the turkish incursion into northern syria. >> i heard that president trump macron

bp and fulcrum bioenergy think so.duce emissions and landfill waste by turning garbage into jet fuel. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. >>> right now we're awaiting the house judiciary committee at the top of the hour. they're scheduled to begin the formal impeachment inquiry hearings. the first time the house judiciary committee will be doing so. they'll hear testimony from four constitutional scholars. this could be rather lively. this could be a very lively session given the nature of some of the democrats and the republicans who will be asking questions or maybe in their respective capacities making statements as opposed to asking questions when they each have five minutes to do so. but the committee lawyers will start off the process with 45 minutes. presumably serious constitutional questions about this process. >> and the challenge is going to be explaining it in a way the public can understand. it's interesting, i'm surrounded by people who know far more about this than me, but i've already learned someth

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just determined 47 major companies, including, oh, shall, mobile, as shell, exxon mobile, chevron, bpand total could be found legally and morally responsible for human rights abuses in the philippines that resulting from climate change. we will speak with the former philippines climate chief negotiator yeb sano. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "stayin alive" by the bee gees. extinction rebellion protesters danced to the song in a "disco-bediance," shutting down a major street in madrdrid for o hours. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from the madrid,mate summit in spain. the commission on human rights of the philippines has just determined that 47 major companies, including shell, exxonmobil, chevron, bp, and totatale, could be found legally and morally responsible from harm from climate change. the commission found the could be held accountable under civil and criminal laws. climate activist have hailed the decision as a landmark entry for climimate justice. accordining to greenpeace, this marks the f first tim

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worth more than the top fiveve oil companies of exxn mobil, total, royal dutch shell, chevron, and bp combined. >> we have seen the markets respond to our results as a company. we continue to be the leader globally when it comes to the energy sector. reporter: but it has been a rocky road to get to this point. the govevernment announced p pls for the ipo almost five years ago. but tepid response from inteternational institutioions d foreign investors forceded officials to scale back the plan to just 1.5%. campaign a national ad , saudi banks have offered loans to citizens, enabling them to buy shares. this is part of crown prince mohammed bin salman's ambitious plan to modernize the saudi economy and make it less reliant on oil sales. the government says the money raised will be used to find domestic projects. stephen: interesting t to see hw some rivals are doing. wrench company total down in paris. ep in n london down as well. a more mixed picture on the european share markets. germany's dax seeing some gains. we are keeping an ion the british pound today ahead of tomorrow's general

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they get paid $2000 a month to bp teaching assistants and they claim that is not enough. the uc santa cruz spokesperson says the numbers just don't pan out. >> with approximately 1900 graduate students at uc santa cruz, at $1400 per graduate student, the calculate out to about $24 million which is more than our campus budget can bear. >> reporter: a new lawsuit is demanding the uc and state cal systems stop using s.a.t. and a.c.t. scores as a basis for admission. its claims that standardized testing is discriminatory to people with disabilities, low income students, and minorities. the test administrators disagree, both universities were already looking at a drop in the requirement before the lawsuit was filed. >>> san jose's mayor shifting his report support to a new presidential candidate. his new choice is one reason why his previous pic dropped out. >> reporter: san jose mayor sam accardo says he first backed kamala harris because he thought that she was strong enough to take on president trump. now he is back in the form in york city mayor and was a billionaire, mich

energy is very much out of favor in a particularly european like bp is out of favor.mate activists are targeting the companies over there, and investors are increasingly skittish about owning oil companies. so they now have six and half% yield in a very low price around 13. and that yield is safe? i think it's pretty safe consuming oil prices don't collapse edited that's pretty good bet. kennedy: and finally dell technology. even watching this company closely in fact the traffic stop vmware you had an interesting exchange. >> this is a convoluted means a year ago when they basically bought out the tracking stock for vmware which is a software company that they controlled. but dell is also a technology conglomerate hardware as well as a stake in theater which is actually worth more than dell's entire market value. so it's an intriguing situation that could have some catalyst in the coming year. jack: view pointed out that anomaly and a while ago tell us about your call from carl icahn after you wrote that. >> will qualify as a good idea, and he ended up buying the trac

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