i am at one of the handful of bp stations _ are? at one of the handful of bp stations that has _ are? i am at one of the handful of bp stations that has run _ are? i am at one of the handful of bp stations that has run out of. bp stations that has run out of fuel. apparently yesterday. i have been here a few hours and spoke to staff and they said they had been expecting a delivery but then were told it would be cancelled because of driver shortages and they don't know when the next one is coming. the bbc has spoken to a pipette petrol shop owner and normally they would order a week in advance and even then they are being delayed and cancelled. all through the day cars have been coming on like this one, realising the pumps are closed and taped off and then driving off. it's not a shortage of fuel, we need to mention that. this is a shortage of lorry drivers. the same reasons we have seen empty supermarket shelves in recent weeks. within a few miles of here there are four other petrol stations that i assume are open. the government is

well, bp sa s tell us what the situation is? well, bp says that _ tell us what the situation is?s that because _ tell us what the situation is? well, bp says that because of _ tell us what the situation is? well, bp says that because of a - tell us what the situation is? vii bp says that because of a shortage of tanker drivers, that is part of the nationwide hgv shortage that has been going on for some time now, it has over the past couple of weeks been running out of supplies at some of its other stations and even having to close them. bp has about 1200 sites across the uk that's sell their petrol, but it only runs about 300 of them itself and it is those that are affected. bp says it has rolling closures, so it is different stations at different times, but it is having to prioritise keeping the busiest service stations, so for example be ones on motorways, open to make sure they continue having the supplies they need. we have also had esso saying that some, a small number of their 200 petrol stations it runs in partnership with tesco are also experiencing issues and there is an

this seems to be a specific bp. _ going on. this seems to be a specific bp, station - going on.bp, station just - going on. this seems to be a - specific bp, station just outside, i've been here for a few hours and the full court is taped off you can see people coming and going because there's a supermarket attached and is quite busy but every now and again, you see a motorbike driving towards the palms and realising they cannot get there, pause, looked puzzled and then drive off. it's not to say that there's a shortage of fuel, this is a driver shortage. do not panic by, do not rush out because there will be a problem. i drove by for other stations within a couple of miles of here and all of them are opened and all of them had fuel and there are no queues of the station. this will be up and sing in recent weeks and has led to empty supermarket shelves and it's not affecting the petrol industry. bp do not own the petrol tankers to deliver the fuel, that's another company and the problem is the same we've seen everywhere. people have left the country during brexit and there's a s

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it here and what bp are prioritising, for example?— here and what bp are prioritising, for example?r. when ou have a drive around to check later. when you have those _ a drive around to check later. when you have those conversations - a drive around to check later. you have those conversations with suppliers. — you have those conversations with suppliers, they have said they will prioritise — suppliers, they have said they will prioritise motorways, main roads, and that— prioritise motorways, main roads, and that does not include you, does it? :, and that does not include you, does it? ., ., ., , ., ., it? no, the motorways and dual carriageway _ it? no, the motorways and dual carriageway is. _ it? no, the motorways and dual carriageway is, to _ it? no, the motorways and dual carriageway is, to keep - it? no, the motorways and dual carriageway is, to keep the - it? no, the motorways and dual- carriageway is, to keep the hollowed system _ carriageway is, to keep the hollowed system going — carriageway is, to keep the hollowed system going as _ carriageway is, to keep the hollowed sys

across the country bp and esso say a small number of businesses have temporarily closed. supplies at his forecourt in coventry. we should have had a fuel delivery in tomorrow. now that's cancelled until saturday. are we sure we're going to get it on saturday? who knows. and no fuel means sales in paul's shop are also drying up. there's not enough drivers. vincent runs a haulage company in essex. can you get on the agency drivers to help out? no. he says it's partly the pandemic and staff taking long overdue holidays, and other factors. one of them is foreign drivers going home after brexit, and historically the youngsters aren't coming through to take these jobs. the government insists there's no shortage of fuel and says panic buying will only make things worse. jon kay, bbc news, dorset. let's talk now to our political correspondent alex forsyth, who's at westminster. —— damian grammaticas. energy firms going bust, some petrol stations closing — ministers must be worried? the issue is you have two different problems there, but they are coming together. they have differe

really brisk trade at this bp petrol.ion in stockport, despite those calls not to panic buy, and of course we saw this at the start of the pandemic. as soon as people start changing their shopping habits, even buying a little more than they would normally, it causes problems for supplies and i have been speaking to the guy who owns this petrol station and they get a delivery every five days which normally lasts them for— five days but he says looking at the current rate of demand it will probably last him about three days, and the problem is theyjust out now when they will get another delivery. bp said it will prioritise motorways and interior roots but this is not one of them so they don't know when they will get a fresh delivery. normally if they need to they can call up and a truck will arrive within 24 hours. some suggestion that as far as bp are concerned that to take up to ten days to get here. so it is a problem if people start buying more, and the boss was telling me a little earlier they just don't know when the

both bp and esso have closed some forecourts because of supply problems. are not ruling out the idea of changing visa rules to bring in foreign lorry drivers — or using soldiers to drive fuel tankers. our business correspondent theo leggett reports. he was outside petrol stations. they had been appearing up and down the country as motorists worry they may not be able to fill up. the fuel giant bp has admitted that some of its outlets have been running dry and a small number have had to close. other retailers have also been affected. but operators say panic buying will only make matters worse. , ., ., �* panic buying will only make matters worse. ,, ., �* ., , worse. if you don't need to fill up, don't fill un- _ worse. if you don't need to fill up, don't fill up. there _ worse. if you don't need to fill up, don't fill up. there is _ worse. if you don't need to fill up, don't fill up. there is no _ worse. if you don't need to fill up, don't fill up. there is no shortage. if you are unlucky enough when you do need fuel that a site is out, the chances are the

again, bp is to restrict u.k. fuel deliveries on a truck driver shortage.we americans are so naive about the passive energy north and south down to the mediterranean and of course, the united kingdom. the europe structure is not the same as the u.s., is it? jonathan: it is not. we've got the perfect guest to talk about this with her get a timely interview coming up. tom: this with the prime minister of greece. everyone but me on "surveillance" has visited greece. lisa: it is really dutiful. jonathan: the prime minister of greece joining us next on "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ " ♪ jonathan: live from new york city for our audience worldwide on tv and radio alongside tom dean and lisa abramowicz i'm jonathan ferro -- alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz i am jonathan ferro. a little bit of data in the united states of america. let's get that data with michael mckee. michael: we are looking for the jobless claims numbers. they seem to be coming out rather slowly. it is all done by computers these days. the chicago fed has a national activity index and it com

bp saying one in three of its stations has run out >>> u.s.sident joe biden has c complimented the spd calling it, quote, solid when he was told the party was projected to win the election in europe, they hailed on laugh schultz and the party. the block is waiting to hear from french president emmanuel macron who may look to take up the manual of de facto leader of the union following merkel's exit but european leaders are yet to react because we don't have a pure coalition formed yet. but charlotte joins us with what to expect next for many of the european leaders olaf scholz is a familiar face because he's been the finance leader for several years. >> reporter: that's right. they know these people, one is merkel the other is the current finance minister so don't expect massive policy change they know they can work with them there's no official reaction just yet from the french presidency to the result they're watching closely, the french/germany relationship is very important both mr. scholz and lemar has been in france in the last moments.

plans for a temporary visa scheme to make it easier for foreign lorry drivers to come to the uk after bp number of petrol stations due to a lack of tanker drivers. motorists in different parts of the country have been pictured queuing for fuel, leading another retailer to put a 30 pound limit on customers. just around 100 petrol stations out of 8,300 have closed because of delivery issues. the problem isn't a shortage of fuel but of hauliers, the industry says around 100,000 more lorry drivers are needed. we'll have more on the government's plans injust a moment, but first our business correspondent katy austin reports. the government has told people not to panic—buy, but that didn't stop these drivers queueing at petrol stations today, including bromley, evesham and sheffield. this is the third petrol station we have seen queues at. we actually have to get petrol. we are not panic—buying. the boss of another in stockport is waiting to hear when his next supplies will arrive. well, they are saying that, "we hope you get it, but we can't guarantee it." so, we're just not sure until we get

the fuel giant bp supply is about 1,200 outlets across the country.e temporarily, while others have run out of one or more types of fuel. rival supplier esso says it's also experienced problems at a small number of sites it operates in partnership with tesco. the problem isn't a lack of fuel. there is plenty available at the country's refineries. but there simply aren't enough tanker drivers to take it petrol stations. well, it's happened because of a multitude of factors. brexit — we've lost about 20,000 european drivers. we lost about 40,000 trucker training tests during the pandemic because of social distancing rules — those were tests cancelled. and we've had a historic shortage in this country of tens of thousands of lorry drivers. and that means we've got a shortage now of 100,000. that has already led to bare shelves in supermarkets and other stores, which people within the sector have warned are likely to get worse in the run—up to christmas. the haulage industry body logistics uk says the shortage is a very serious issue, but it has warned co

. >>> climate change, and tonight executives from oil giants including exxon mobil and bp called to testify, lawmakers accusing them of helping in efforts to mislead the public about the changing climate. tonight hear the audio recordings and what they're now saying. terry moran in washington. >>> the risk along the east coast this weekend because of a tropical threat. >>> the lions and tigers coming down with covid here in the u.s. >>> and those four civilians on their own in space tonight, and who got them on the line today. you have to see our persons of the week. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here as we near the end of another week together, and we begin tonight with that fda advisory panel today approving a plan to offer pfizer booster shots to millions of americans 65 and older, or americans who are at high risk of severe covid, six months after that second dose. that same panel rejecting boosters for all americans 16 and older, saying more data is needed. so they're starting with 65 and older and americans who are at high risk first. this all now goes to the cd

the defendants are chevron, exxon, bp, shell, and conoco phillips. these fun will be used to pay for seawalls and other infrastructure needed to deal with sea level rise. we have some real risk that's going to require some billions and billions of dollars of investment by san francisco on infrastructure if we're going to stop catastrophic loss, so that's what we're looking at. a lot of our developments are occurring along the waterfront. our lawsuit is a part of that. i want to have this abatement fund thahas been created now to ensure that we can fund the infrastructure improvements that we're going to need to ensure that those developments go forward without the threat of sea level rise. scholl: politics in san francisco is funny. there are a lot of really enlightened views. on the other hand, it's probably not enough to prevent the business community from making things even worse right on the waterfront. christensen: we're going to have to adapt. it's going to take that creativity and energy and capital. the question of how do we balance that econ

both bp and esso have closed some petrol stations because of supply problems.son is understood to be considering relaxing visa rules to allow more foreign truck drivers into britain, to ease fuel shortages. our business correspondent, theo leggett, reports. queues outside petrol stations — they've been appearing up and down the country as motorists worry they might not be able to fill up. the fuel giant bp has admitted that some of its outlets have been running dry and a small number have had to close. other retailers have also been affected. but operators say panic—buying will only make matters worse. if you don't need to fill up, don't fill up. there's no shortage. if you're unlucky enough when you do need fuel that a site is out, the chances are the next nearest one won't be. and let's be honest, there are plenty of petrol stations for a vast majority of the population. it's not as if you have to drive half an hour to find one — there's plenty about. so don't panic—buy — itjust causes more of a problem. there isn't actually a shortage of fuel — the uk's refi

remember that just to mean british petroleum, then it meant beyond petroleum and then it went back to bp . will be talking about that and part of that was a professor and then professor at caltech which is i'll confess i'm jealous because that was my first choice and i wanted to go to school. i went to queens university in canada which you know. i like to think of it as a good business school but caltech is the genuine mothership. so in short, stephen is the scientist of consequence. he's not a dell talkie. were going to talk about his book, if you're joining us you know why we're talking about his book. what climate science tells us, why it doesn't and why it matters which is published on the circuit, i know what that's like. it can be annoying but you write a book and it's a lot of work and you want people, you hope people will read it. so we're going to talk about the book which is the science of the planet's climate. we're going to talk about the nature of climate debate not just this debate but this issue of talking about science in the public space and we'll talk some about the ide

the fuel giant bp supplies about 1200 outlets across the country.temporarily while others have run out of more —— of one or more type of fuel. rival supplier esso says it has also experienced problems at a small number of the sites it operates in partnership with tesco. the problem is not a lack of fuel. there is plenty available at the country's refineries. but there simply aren't enough drivers to take it to petrol stations. it is part of a much wider problem, a national shortage of lorry drivers. well, it has happened because of a multitude of factors. we had brexit, lost about 20,000 european drivers, we lost 40,000 trucker training tests here in the pandemic because of social distancing rules, those tests were cancelled, and we had a historic shortage in this country of tens of thousands of lorry drivers, and that means we now have a shortage of 100,000.— we now have a shortage of 100,000. . .,, ., ., , 100,000. that has already led to better shelves _ 100,000. that has already led to better shelves in _ to better shelves in supermarkets and ot

boy, the likes of bp have outperform today. that is why london outperform. cac is down by a full percentage point. it is caught between a poor for best performance from the utility sector and the luxury center really putting professor -- the pressure on from them a cow story. this is bloomberg. alix: this is bloomberg markets: european close. coming up, richie, of the dutch pros. this is bloomberg. >> let's check in on the first word. british prime minister boris johnson's reshuffling is cabinet. the foreign secretary has been demoted following the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. he will be replaced by the international trade secretary. three other secretaries are changed as johnson loses support. the energy crunch in the u.k. is getting worse. eight station has been shut down by a fire, bringing a large amount of power from france. it will at least be until october 13. supplies are already in short supply. and prices are at record highs. it is britain's largest part of -- power supplier. the central bank will not return to his desk for the meantime. th

tank so we will try now, we've got some time, we are not on a job, we can try, we went to our local bpere then likely will head back to chelmsford and try to go from there. we went past a third petrol station that were queuing horrendously or had no diesel. we finally got to have bp that said we could use their lori pump, because that was the only diesel they had left. how pump, because that was the only diesel they had left.— pump, because that was the only diesel they had left. how long does a tank last normally? _ diesel they had left. how long does a tank last normally? it _ diesel they had left. how long does a tank last normally? it varies - a tank last normally? it varies on da to a tank last normally? it varies on day to day. _ a tank last normally? it varies on day to day, really. _ a tank last normally? it varies on day to day, really. if— a tank last normally? it varies on day to day, really. if we do - a tank last normally? it varies on i day to day, really. if we do several miles with quite far away from our normal base, we have about one shift, when in half shifts the tan

bp is temporarily shutting some of its u.k.stations as a truck driver shortage affects fuel delivery. a small number of tesco-branded sites have also been affected. the u.k.'s exit from the eu has constrained the flow of workers from the continent. supermarket deliveries have also been impacted. yum! china plans to open 1300 new stores in 2020 one, outpacing expansion from last year. in an exclusive interview, the ceo told bloomberg that smaller satellite restaurants are seeing a payback period of two to three years, faster than its biggest stores. it also wants to double the number of coffee shops in the country by year end. >> the opportunity for this market is fantastic, and we certainly hope to grow. >> the company posted first-quarter sales that missed wall street estimates. this as production and shipping delays have hobbled nike's efforts to meet strong demand for shoes and athletic wear. sales in china also remained lackluster, rising only 1%. global news when he four hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, power

of energyn other words, the post under president obama and prior to that he was a chief scientist at bp. for those that may remember that used to mean british petroleum then amend beyond petroleum then it went back. prior to that, he was a professor and then provost at caltech which i will confess i'm jealous because that was myas first choice where i wanted to go to school. i went to queens in canada some of you know. i like to think of it as a good physics school. it's the genuine mothership so in short he's a scientist of some consequence, he's not a dilettante. we are going to talk about his book and if you are joining us you know why we are talking about the book it is what climate science tells us and why it matters. it can be fun and it can be annoying but when you write a book it's a lot of work. you hope people will read it. we will talk about the nature of signing a debate, this issue in the public space and some about the idea of changing civilizations energy. we need energy to survive in full disclosure i've reviewed the book. i've not known him before, i got to know him, i

the telegraph reports "alarm as bp begins petrol rationing".ks of the spectre of panic buying looming, while a �*winter of discontent�* is feared, as energy companies go bust. that's next to an image of prince harry and meghan in a �*royal tour�* — in inverted commas — of new york. "we�*re running on empty" is the sun�*s take and it warns of a threat to food on the shelves of shops. the daily mail has the same headline, and says that after the energy drama there are new fears of petrol shortages. "don�*t panic, urges number ten," reports the times, which says ministers have discussed putting soldiers on standby to drive petrol tankers. the guardian has "warning of fuel shortages amid supply chain crisis" alongside a picture of primary school teacher sabina nessa who is believed to have been murdered as she walked through a park in south east london. the ft�*s main story is how an interest rate rise moves �*closer�* as the the bank of england is predicting inflation to pass 4%. the paper also reports on how former chancellor, george osborne, has

chevron stock has underperformed shall's over the last year while outperforming bp. i sat on with ceo mike wirth and asked him what kind of policy and oil price assumptions chevron is working with in its plants. mike: the range of uncertainty is wider on technology, cost, rate of market development. the aero bars are larger, but we really focus into geographies where we think the right combination exists. these are places where we have the capabilities, assets, and customers to start these businesses up. california is a great example, where our headquarters are. california has carbon pricing policies that exist to incentivize investment. we are building a carbon negative powerplant in california, working on hydrogen out to retail in the transport sector, renewable natural gas, sustainable aviation fuel business is where california, where it begins. we believe those learnings will help us extend into other markets, other geographies, and policy will evolve. alix: how price-sensitive is it? if oil goes from 75 to 40, do you rethink that plan? mike: we are a long-term a

you may remember that using britisht petroleum, then admit beyond petroleum, and then it went back to bp. we will be talking about that. part of that being professor and provost at caltech, which is i'll confess i'm jealous because that was my first choice one wanted to go to school. i went to canada, some of you know. i like to think of it as a good physics school but caltech is the genuine mothership here so in short steve is a scientist of let's say some consequence. he's not a a delicate on. we will talk about his book. if you're joining us you know why we're talking about the book. it's titled "unsettled: what w climate science tells us, what it doesn't, and why it matters." it's just published. steve is on the circuit. i know what that's like. it can be fun, it can be annoying but you write a book, it's a lot of work so you want people come to help people read it. we'll talk about the book which is planets climate, talk about the nature of scientific debate not just this debate but this issue of talking about site in the public space and we will talk some about the idea of changing

batting practice today crawford was thinking about the left side of the field, his first two rounds of bp, he went for the left side of second base almost -- with all the swings here he gets a hanging breaking ball. look at the head stay down. almost like he's trying to hit this through the gap at left center. almost puchs it out of here. but just a strong front shouldered approach. really could have been position. take advantage of the hand. >> 20 points out of the year, crawford jumped off his bat at 102 miles per hour. >> be interesting to see what they do here. it is a bunt situation. >> estrada, one for three, hits a double to right in the fourth. pops it up right back to the pitcher. so just a wasted at-bat. now yastrzemski with the pitcher's spot. tommy la stella has come out on deck. one wall and no strikes. by the way, that double by crawford -- there's la stella -- 337 feet, it would have been out of seven ballparks. so he hit it pretty well. >> that's a stat, though, that drives hitters crazy. >> and he took it. >> too low. good take right there. there's an opportunity for yast

senior ministers have been meeting to discuss the issue of fuel delivery, after bp and esso said theyl number of petrol stations due to a lack of tanker drivers. ministers and fuel providers have said there is plenty of petrol and that motorists should carry on as normal — but despite the reassurances, customers have been pictured queuing at some petrol stations. there are more than 8,000 petrol stations across the uk, butjust a small number are experiencing delivery issues — around 100 of them. the problem has been caused by a shortage of hauliers — the industry says around 100,000 more lorry drivers are needed. the government says it has made changes to attract more people into the industry. but ministers aren't ruling out changing visa rules to bring in drivers from the eu — or using soldiers to drive fuel tankers. our business correspondent katy austin reports. the government has told people not to panic—buy, but that didn't stop these drivers queueing at petrol stations today, including bromley, evesham and sheffield. this is the third petrol station we have seen queues at. this

bp reported they were having trouble getting their petrol to some pumps.s enough fuel, just not enough drivers to take it to the petrol stations. although the problem only affected a small number of sites, people worried that they could run out, began to buy more than they normally would, leading to huge queues, despite the government reassurances. now one firm, eg group, who run 400 petrol stations, have said they are limiting each customer to £30 of fuel, excluding hgv drivers and emergency services. there is plenty of fuel and the issue is obviously the lead time of getting it from terminal to forecourt, and we ask the motorist to be sensible, do not alter your refuelling patterns. if you have a need to refuel, obviously go and get fuel, but bearing in mind that some of the sites, you might be in a queue, so keep a little bit of fuel in your vehicle in order to drive to an alternative site if you have to. but there's plenty of fuel around and people should not panic buy. until now, the government has resisted calls to provide temporary visas to eu drive

remember that used to mean british petroleum, then it meant to beyond petroleum and then it was back to bp. we will be talking about that. part of that was the professor and the provost caltech which is i will confess i'm jealous. i went to college and like to think of it as a good physics school. in short, steve is a scientist. he's not a dilettante. we are going to talk about his book. if you are joining us you know why we are talking about the book. it's unsettled what climate science c tells us, why it matters. he was on the circuit and i know what that's like. it can be fun and annoying. we will talk about the science of this debate and issue of talking about science and the public space and the idea of changing civilizations energy for how we get energy. we need energy for life. and the full disclosure i reviewed. i reviewed the book for "the wall street journal" very favorably. you can go to the website to see the cancellation. it helps people focus on why the book was written and is the fellow citizen i should point out some history. humanity has known scientists figured this out a

by some european counter parts for not providing more gas but some of the british energy companies, bp down .9 percentage points, shell down about 2 percentage points. this is today's snapshot for the year the stocks are up substantially. the picture for wall street. u.s. futures a negative session is looking like it's going to ensue the dow seen opening up about 470 points lower s&p about 50 points lower. remember we had a weak session on friday. let's not forget it's a major week for the u.s. this week we have the f1c coming up on wednesday, that's a big catalyst for where markets go from here julian na. >> let's turn to key corporates in focus they plan to issue new shares lufthansa said the carrier will issue almost 600 million new shares from september 22nd to october 5th. prudential plans to raise almost $3 billion in a share sale on the hong kong stock exchange they'll offer 300 million new shares with trading expected to begin in early october >>> turning to pharma, astrazeneca's medicine showed a 72% efficacy rate in reducing the risk of breast cancer progression compared to e

. >>> and bp, in the uk says it has run out of fuel at a third of its gas stations in the country after a third day of panic buying amid the shortage is a shortage of truck drivers last week gas station operator eg group said it would limit customers to $41 of fuel per visit in an effort to control supplies that's enough to fill about one-third of a tank of gas brian? >> think about that, 41 bucks is only a third of a tank given the fact it's 7 or $8 a gallon in europe and no shortage of gasoline per se, there's a shortage of drivers getting the gasoline to the bps. >> the shortage of workers is hitting everywhere around the world. >> not just here but there as well. we saw videos over the weekend, super long lines, panic buying don't do that. look at that texaco. when's the last time we saw that see you in a while. >>> let's get back to your markets and the money, which could be in for more volatility. there are several events this week that could douse or light a fire on the markets. you have fed chair jay powell, the federal government faces a shutdown on friday if congress does not

a shortage of lorry drivers has forced bp and - of lorry drivers has forced bp and esso to close somef their petrol stations. downing street says people should buy fuel as normal. a38—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of teacher sabina nessa. you're watching a bbc news special on the crisis affecting energy prices. special on the crisis government ministers say they have to "prepare for the worst" as the uk's energy firms continue to come under pressure from soaring gas prices. in the next half hour, we'll addressing key concerns and put your questions to the experts. but, first, how did we get here? in short, gas prices have soared. this shows their ups and downs between 2016 and 2020. but look at what's happened in the last year. it'sjumped nearly four times 7 and it continues to rise. six suppliers have ceased trading since the start of september. the head of one of these firms has described the situation as "almost apocalyptic" and the future for other companies is looking bleak. among those to have gone out of business are avro energy with 580,000 customer

total, it could be bp, it could be shall. there is take out news in the u.k. blue prism is being taken out. the price is below the offer price right now. it is interesting to see the stock has sagged on this news. smiths group feels like it is returning to its more stable heritage then it in the past has exhibited and offloading its medical division. smiths group trading up 4.11%. that is where european markets look like they're closing out. we work our way through the auction over the next few minutes. near session lows. significant selling in europe on big volume. let's get back to capitol hill. jerome powell and janet yellen taking questions from the senate banking committee. sec. yellen: society for making sure children have quality childcare and influences in the course of their success over their whole lives. >> thank you for that. mr. chair, i know we are out of time but we have a solution to this problem in the build back better plan that president biden has proposed and we have been working on in the senate and the house and i look forward to getting

katie: the firm that delivers for bp sought to restore motorist. -- reassure motorist. >> i thi i will will adhere to the normal buying patterns there is mohan enough for the service station network to deal with that. there is no need for people to rush out and fill up their cars with fuel. the country is not running out of fuel. katie: there isn't a shortage of fuel. we are seeing issues because of a problem, a lack of available lori drivers. there is a shortfall of tens of thousands in the u.k. e problem hasn't building for years but made worse by factors including the pandemic and brexit. this firm in northampton has never found recruitment so hard. >> we have increased salaries twice in the last few months. by a significant amount. which would then need to pass on to the customers where we can. katie: it is driving up costs? >> it absolutely is. katie: this business trains w drivers. >> drive as slow as you can. katie: it is getting plenty of interest from locals. the testing system is said to change soon to make it simpler. the manager says that is not a quick fix. >> the idea is

before i go to that, bp _ situation with prizes. go i to that, bp have said they had 1,200 sites in total and a 30% of them have run out of two main grades of unleaded and diesel at the moment. one of the big players are suffering at the moment. the petrol retailers association look after around 5,500 independent petrol stations and there about 8,000 in total but two thirds of theirs, they say their members are running out of fuel as well so between 3,000 and 4,000. prices are steadily rising. we are up prices are steadily rising. we are up at 1.32 at the moment. and looking at the markets and what influences those prices going forward, brent crude is now trading at $80 a barrel, up over 20% since august the 20th, so higher prices are here and coming further down the line as well. are here and coming further down the line as well-— line as well. there are so many issues as _ line as well. there are so many issues as to — line as well. there are so many issues as to what _ line as well. there are so many issues as to what is _ line a

bp and shell running out of fuel at u.k. blaming panic buying as long lines formed for a third day. they're also blaming a driver shortage which has caused a supply chain bottleneck. british officials are appealing to residents to remain calm with gas stations running out of gas. breaking news now, facebook is pausing instagram kids. the company also announcing it will build supervision tools for parents. it's expanding tools to teen accounts for kids 13 and older. the news coming after blockbuster reporting from the "wall street journal." facebook shares are down almost 1% right now. meanwhile, deadlines are colliding this week on capitol hill. government funding expires at midnight on friday morning as lawmakers battle over who should raise the debt limit. pelosi is aiming to take action on the massive reconciliation package as well. joining me now is louisiana congressman, house minority whip steve scalise. congressman, thanks very much for being here. >> good morning. it's great to be with you, maria. maria: how does thi

this was originally a problem associated to bp and nothing to do with the rest of the industry and theupply of fuel. something has got very blown out of proportion with what is going on the shortage of fuel, it felt to keep the stations replenished and people seem to be panic buying. the message is not getting out. you have to tell them not to do it. it is strange and unusual times right now as -- the driver shortage situation does keep evolving from one week to the next. >> what is the reason behind that driver shortage question marks at really understand. is it a lack of drivers? is it because drivers from the e.u. don't want to come to the u.k. anymore? why would they? there's too much paperwork. >> brexit is not a major factor in the driver shortage. it played a part in it but there is a huge number of different factors which have all come to play at the same time. there was the tax change which made it a lot more difficult for drivers to operate on a self-employed base this and it made it a lot less attractive. there was a driver cpc deadline in 2019 which allows a lot of the driv

. >> reporter: you just heard from john drake, the bp of supply chain policy for the u.s.hese delays and problems in the supply chain and shipping realm are going to extend through the entirety of 2022. he was dead serious, by the yo christmas shopping, you had better start now. allen, elizabeth? >> thank you. >>> right now in the kpix 5 news at 6:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, some southbay neighbors questioning whether a wild fire safety system has gone too far. why they are suddenly spending days in the dark. >>> and, rare rainfall in a drought year. the bay area neighborhoods with the best chance for some showers. >>> why facebook is slamming the brakes on its plan for instagram for kids. >>> later, we hear from the rookies, a southbay cop pulled off this harrowing rescue. evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. we start with new fire safety changes. >> some communities are seeing power outages multiple times per week. kpix 5 john ramis traveled to an area that lost power again today . >> reporter: after the 2017 wine country wildfires, people began de

the firm that delivers for bp sought to reassure motorists.ing, and i think i'll be clear, if people adhere to their normal buying patterns there is more than enough resilience in the station service network to deal with that. there is no need for people to rush out and fill up, the country is not running out of fuel. there isn't a shortage of fuel. where we are seeing issues, it's because of another problem — the lack of available lorry drivers. it's thought there's currently a shortfall of tens of thousands in the uk. the problem has been building for years, but has been made worse by factors including the pandemic and brexit. this haulage firm in northampton has never found recruitment so hard. in the past few months, we've increased salaries twice, by a significant amount, which we then need to pass on to our customers, where we can. so, this is all driving up costs, basically? absolutely, it is. next door, there is a business which trains up new drivers. steering quickly, driving as slow as you can. it's getting plenty of interest from lo

just told me that the bp petrol station. it's about 10 minutes drive from here. had a delivery this morning, but apparently it was mental and where we're going to go now in order to give it a guy. oh my god, like it's rammed because they've got petro, it must be so this is patch station number 3, and look at the key to the of was already monday, tuesday. i'm just going to work with tomorrow. and i noticed people here that's been enough that your talk to jerry kendall to, it's actually crazy, the amount of people don't fuel. i don't think that that there will be no. this is basically blocking off traffic access to the schedule station is blocking off traffic. people actually getting around the round about you did not get to you. and in britain i tell you this is quite pulled up. i'm wondering if i'm phone late. my just one way know why don't please? yeah. the police, i was like, oh it's meant love it looks like we may actually be able to get patch or if it doesn't run out right in front of us. yeah. can you tell me what's it been like for the past school day? we d

that was a policeman who just called me at the bp petrol station. it's about 10 minutes drive from here. how did delivery this morning? but apparently it was mental that and where we're going to go now in order to give it a guy. oh my god, like it's rammed me because they've got it must be there. so this is patch station number 3 and look at the key of work ready, monday or tuesday. i'll just kind of what tomorrow that i know to people here that's been enough that you'll have to terry kendall to. it's actually crazy the amount of people the other. so i don't feel, i don't think that that there will be no, this is basically blocking off traffic that access to the central station is blocking off traffic. people actually getting around the round about you did not get to you. and in britain i tell you, this is quite up . i'm a woman. i'm only my couple of just one way. no children. why don't you know the police and was like, oh it meant the good luck it looks like we may actually be able to get patch or if it doesn't run out right in front of our noses.

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, you know of any places where there might be petro, that was a policeman who just called me at the bp petrol station. it's about 10 minutes drive from here. how did delivery this morning, but apparently it was mental that and where we're going to go now in order to give it a guy. oh my god, like it's rammed me because they've got patch must be there. so this is patch station number 3, and look at the kid i missed 2 days of what ready? monday or tuesday. i'm just kind of what tomorrow, but i noticed people here that's been enough that your talk to terry kendall to it's actually crazy. the amount of people that had to get under the ministry of fuel. i don't think that that there will. no, this is basically blocking off traffic access to the schedule station is blocking off traffic. people actually getting around the round about you did not get to you . and in britain i tell you, this is why i'm just going to be pulled up. i'm wondering if i'm only my problem with just one way know children. why don't please? yeah. the police, i was like, oh it meant the good luck it looks like we may ac

the initial problems experienced by bp were due to not having enough lorry drivers, a wider pre—existinghe pandemic and following brexit. for months, the government resisted calls from freight and retail groups to introduce temporary visas for foreign drivers but it is now expected to announce a scheme tomorrow with 5000 visas available, they will also be a raft of longer—term measures. haulage firms welcome anything that might ease the pressure but say there is no silver bullet. i do think this will be helpful and i hope it will be helpful. 5000 doesn't seem a lot when you are talking of deficits of 90,000 drivers short but hopefully that will be reflected on forecourts and on shelves and sort of helped relieve the burden of it. with this visa, do you think there are thousands of foreign drivers who will now want to come and work in the uk? i'd like to hope that they do. what you've got to realise is that all european countries have actually got a driver shortage. other sectors have also find it hard to find enough workers, the business group the cbi said a more proactive approach was n

claim there is more than enough gas to go around and blame the shortage of panic buying, triggers after bp said it would be forced to ration gas due to a lack of drivers. and david, tonight, the british army has now been put on a state of readiness with million tear tankers on stand-by. david? >> maggie rulli from london, thank you. >>> there is late word tonight that north korea has reportedly conducted what is a new missile test. reports say north korea fired an unidentified projectile into the sea of japan today. >>> when we come back here on a monday night, news this evening about john hinckley jr., the man who shot president ronald reagan, now granted his unconditional release. the reagan library already responding tonight. oop, someoneg their job. okay, let's keep going. shopping for the game can be a minefield for young homeowners who have turned into their parents. can you believe how many different types of water they have in this aisle? kim, did you just change blades back there? -ah. -this is perfect. jackpot. variety pack. remember, it's a football game, not a play date. roger