_ if you had other fuel providers, not just bp who— if you had other fuel providers, not just bp whot just bp who were jumping onto thej just bp who were jumping onto the media _ just bp who were jumping onto the media saving — just bp who were jumping onto the media saying we _ just bp who were jumping onto the media saying we are _ just bp who were jumping onto the media saying we are fine, - just bp who were jumping onto the i media saying we are fine, absolutely fine and _ media saying we are fine, absolutely fine and stops — media saying we are fine, absolutely fine and stops buying _ media saying we are fine, absolutely fine and stops buying fuel. _ media saying we are fine, absolutely fine and stops buying fuel. we - media saying we are fine, absolutely fine and stops buying fuel. we don't| fine and stops buying fuel. we don't have a _ fine and stops buying fuel. we don't have a problem _ fine and stops buying fuel. we don't have a problem with _ fine and stops buying fuel. we don't have a problem with delivery. - fine and stops buying fuel. we don't have a problem with delive

i stopped all reputational advertising and bp. i know you have taken _ advertising and bp. steps _ advertising and bp. i know you have taken steps in _ advertising and bp. i know you have taken steps in the - advertising and bp. i know you have taken steps in the right i have taken steps in the right direction _ have taken steps in the right direction and i heard that in your— direction and i heard that in your testimony, thank you, but will you — your testimony, thank you, but will you take the pledge, yes or no— will you take the pledge, yes or no question for your specific— or no question for your specific pledge what we are advocating for low carbon policies _ advocating for low carbon policies that do in fact take the company and the world to an end zero — the company and the world to an end zero. ., , the company and the world to an end zero. . , , end zero. that is the pledge i am willing — end zero. that is the pledge i am willing to _ end zero. that is the pledge i am willing to commit - end zero. that is the pledge i am willing to commit to. - end zero. that is th

bp was aware early on, very early on. >> was it before 2018? >> i would say before even in the '90s and '80s we were aware of reports out there. there was a lot of science and debate. bp focused on the landmark study in 1996. >> i want to break in right here. research shows between 2010 and 2018 only 2.3% of your investment per capital expenditures went to low carbon energy. is that true? >> yes, sir, it's true. >> isn't it also true that bp earned $1837.5 billion in 2020? >> i'd have to check that figure. >> you couldn't tell me how much of that was reinvised in clean energy production? >> we had replacement profit. >> my question is how much of that was reinvested in clean energy production? >> we spent 2 billion. >> for the people suffering from the impacts of wildfires floods and hurricanes, 30 years is too long to wait for your company to change. how do you square the reality of facts on the dprounds with your 2050 date for carbon emissions. >> we have installed a 350 megacaught facility. we will join the wind farm in offshore new york. we

by 2007, bp publicly supported carbon pricing. when we announced our net zero ambition in february 2020, we recognized it wouldn't be easy. but we believed it was vital for both society and the success of our business. we know that the world's carbon budget is finite and we've set clear, verifiable short and longer term targets on our path to net zero. by 2025, we aim to grow our low carbon investments to 3 to $4 billion per year and then to $5 billion per year in 2030. this would represent nearly a third of our projected capital expenditures. at the same time, by 2030, we expect to reduce our global oil and gas production by 40% from a 2019 baseline. beyond capital investment and reduced production, we plan to eliminate routine flaring in our onshore operations. we also have a target of 0.2% based on our industry leading measure the approach. i recognize that some may doubt how serious we are about our net zero ambition. i get it. our progress hasn't always been a straight line. but we've learned a great deal and we view the path

by 2007, bp publicly supported carbon pricing. when we announced our net zero ambition in february 2020, we recognized it wouldn't be easy. but we believed it was vital for both society and the success of our business. we know that the world's carbon budget is finite and we've set clear, verifiable short and longer term targets on our path to net zero. by 2025, we aim to grow our low carbon investments to 3 to $4 billion per year and then to $5 billion per year in 2030. this would represent nearly a third of our projected capital expenditures. at the same time, by 2030, we expect to reduce our global oil and gas production by 40% from a 2019 baseline. beyond capital investment and reduced production, we plan to eliminate routine flaring in our onshore operations. we also have a target of 0.2% based on our industry leading measure the approach. i recognize that some may doubt how serious we are about our net zero ambition. i get it. our progress hasn't always been a straight line. but we've learned a great deal and we view the path

bp has said. >> with a gentleman yield? >> not right now. bp has said economy wide net zero greenhouse gas emissions clearly you are only one member when you say economy wide you say other companies need to follow your lead without be fair quick. >> yes sir. i think we offered up a suggestion there is many approaches top net zero. >> that you believe other can one —- companies? so do you believe that the science says that other companies should go down every year? >> i think what we agree with is that the report the scientific consensus that action needs to be taken to lower admissions is real and significant and bp is an action on that. >> yes or no question are you embarrassed as an american company your production isha going up all european counterparts are going down? >> congressman had as we have already heard demand for energy is going up in the world. >> do you commit to do anything? just an open question you commit to do anything to match your european counterpart to bring the demand of oil production down? >> withma all due respect

here is the ceo of bp america responding.. i know you have taken steps in the right direction and i heard that in your testimony, thank you, but will you take the pledge, yes or no? for your specific pledge what we are advocating for is low carbon policies that do in fact take the company and the world to net zero. that is the pledge i am willing to commit to. well i will ask if you will stop spending money directly or indirectly to oppose efforts to reduce emissions and address climate change. just stop spending money. madam chair... that's all lies. i take it you don't want to take the pledge. all right. let's bring the expert, michael ross, a professor in the political science department and institution of the environment at the university of california in los angeles and joins us now. many around the world including those in office have accused the oil industry pouring petrochemical dollars into climate change denial is the oil executives, including those at exxon mobil as well deny that that is the case, so if we are to

at bp.utational advertising at bp. �* , ., stopped all reputational advertising atbp. , at bp. but will you take the pledge? i know you've _ at bp. but will you take the pledge? i know you've taken _ at bp. but will you take the pledge? i know you've taken steps in - at bp. but will you take the pledge? i know you've taken steps in the - i know you've taken steps in the right direction, i heard that in your testimony, thank you will you take the pledge, yes or no? i4541431111 take the pledge, yes or no? well for our take the pledge, yes or no? well for your specific — take the pledge, yes or no? well for your specific pledge, _ take the pledge, yes or no? well for your specific pledge, what _ take the pledge, yes or no? well for your specific pledge, what we - take the pledge, yes or no? well for your specific pledge, what we are i your specific pledge, what we are pledging — your specific pledge, what we are pledging to do is advocate for low carbon_ pledging to do is advocate for low carbo

under bp. in 1991, the residents of east chicago with 400,000 barrels of oil was discovered and the water table soon thereafter. in 2012, bp had to pay and spent 400 million p on pollution due o the emotions and in 2014, lighting the charge. it occurred at the facility and earlier this year, district court judge ruled on the particular mission between 2015, 2018 they conducted nine emission tests and they failed all nine demonstrating. what are the plans for addressing the health effects on where it is located? i'm aware of the incidences that have occurred. we are dedicating resources to correct any deficiencies at the refinery that we find. as you know,w, the industry is focused on this. we are focused on it and it is one of our largest refineries in the united states and the commitment that we have is to lower emissions at the refinery and protect all the individuals that were in and around the refinery. >> i think given the limited time that we have, if you could submit to the committee the

a shortage of lorry drivers forces bp and _ at six.. a shortage of lorry drivers i forces bp and esso to close some of their petrol stations. downing street says people should buy petrol as normal. br; street says people should buy petrol as normal. �* , . ., , , street says people should buy petrol as normal. j . ., , , ., as normal. by lunchtime, a sense of crisis was developing. _ as normal. by lunchtime, a sense of crisis was developing. the _ crisis was developing. the government _ crisis was developing. the government urges - crisis was developing. the government urges people not about panic biofuel after some petrol stations— panic biofuel after some petrol stations had to close up because there _ stations had to close up because there are — stations had to close up because there are not enough petrol tank delivery— there are not enough petrol tank delivery drivers. there are long gueues — delivery drivers. there are long gueues of— delivery drivers. there are long queues of motorists in some parts of the country— queues of moto

cpl bp america responded. >> what i would say is we have stopped all reputational advertising at bp.t you have taken steps in the right direction, i heard that in your ttimony, thank you. will you take the pledge, yes or no? >> what we are pledging to do is advocate for low carbon policies that do in fact take the company in the world to net zero. that is the pledge unwilling to commit to. >> i'm asking if you will stop spending money, either directly or indirectly, to oppose efforts to reduce emissions and address climate change. to stop spending money. i take that you don't want to take the pledge, all right. >> as you might expect, hearing is v much divided along party lines. here is republican congressman ralph norman. >> issues are impacting everyday americans in an overly ambitious and unrealistic climate agenda. the people of south carolina did not send me to washington to bankrupt our country. even the phrase build back better these to be changed to bankrupt america better. spending hard-working taxpayers money on liberal pipedreams. >> the oil firms insisted they want to shi

bp was aware early on, very early on. >> was it before 2018? >> i would say before even in the '90s and '80s we were aware of reports out there. there was a lot of science and debate. bp focused on the landmark study in 1996. >> i want to break in right here. research shows between 2010 and 2018 only 2.3% of your investment per capital expenditures went to low carbon energy. is that true? >> yes, sir, it's true. >> isn't it also true that bp earned $1837.5 billion in 2020? >> i'd have to check that figure. >> you couldn't tell me how much of that was reinvised in clean energy production? >> we had replacement profit. >> my question is how much of that was reinvested in clean energy production? >> we spent 2 billion. >> for the people suffering from the impacts of wildfires floods and hurricanes, 30 years is too long to wait for your company to change. how do you square the reality of facts on the dprounds with your 2050 date for carbon emissions. >> we have installed a 350 megacaught facility. we will join the wind farm in offshore new york. we

. >> i heard you mentioned bp and petroleum which i own. >> bp is good.oil goes down, you should trim some bp i am in the mood of getting rid of bp over the trade of 30 >> let's go to jack in new jersey >> hey, what's up cramer, how are you doing, buddy >> i am doing good, how are you? >> pretty good, pretty good. i know exexon. exxon is 19 megaoil, when do you think we'll see this and their numbers and another thing also that chevron and exxon -- do you think they'll merge? >> new yoo, they won't merge. we don't know what's going to happen with that company >> let's go to judah in maryland, please >> booyah, jim, how is it going? >> delloing well. st >> today i am calling about eog. today it costs $95, do you think i should buy more? >> no, i want you to buy more. its got a lot of crude which is what you want here i don't think you should buy more i think if the stock trends over 100, you want to go in the other direction. the charges interpreted by the legendary technician larry williams suggest that the oil rally could be on its last leg, contrary to w

, shell, bp or do you - were going to sell our shares in exxon, shell, bp or do you tryl were going toack a lot _ engage with those businesses goes back a lot of— engage with those businesses goes back a lot of the _ engage with those businesses goes back a lot of the oil— engage with those businesses goes back a lot of the oil majors - engage with those businesses goes back a lot of the oil majors will- back a lot of the oil majors will tell you. — back a lot of the oil majors will tell you. if— back a lot of the oil majors will tell you. if you _ back a lot of the oil majors will tell you, if you divest - back a lot of the oil majors will tell you, if you divest yourselfl tell you, if you divest yourself that _ tell you, if you divest yourself that doesn't _ tell you, if you divest yourself that doesn't mean _ tell you, if you divest yourself that doesn't mean the - tell you, if you divest yourself that doesn't mean the stuff. tell you, if you divest yourselfj that doesn't mean the stuff as it could _ that doesn't mean the stuff as it could happen, _ that doesn't mean the stuff as it

viable for bp to continue this relationship".is big pressure for energy companies to supply gas to households and utility companies. the reason is because it has never been this volatile. wholesale gas prices have quadrupled this year which is unprecedented and many of the supplies, have become commercially viable. customers either have to buy gas at current market price is so ineffective they are making a loss that this is commercially unviable even for a large company. it suggests the crisis it may get worse if energy prices continued to be elevated and volatile. now suppliers to the energy suppliers are in trouble. the uk gas shipping company cng is to stop delivering to retail suppliers. will that tip more over the edge? yes. this is of risk. more supply companies could go out of the market. it is becoming unviable. they have to find alternative sources of energy and it could be very difficult at this time for companies to take on new customers so, as a result, these wholesale supplies could also run into trouble as the suppl

here is the ceo of bp america responding.d say is that we have stopped all reputational advertising at bp. i know you have taken steps in the right direction and i heard that in your testimony, thank you, but will you take the pledge, yes or no. for your specific pledge what we are advocating for low carbon policies that do in fact take the company and the world to an net zero. that is the pledge i am willing to commit to. well i will ask if you will stop spending money directly or indirectly to oppose efforts to reduce emissions and address climate change. just stop spending money. that's all lies. i take it you don't want to take the pledge. all right. 0ur our research fellow at harvard university who executed a study of the exxon comments, hejoins us now and thank you. tell us what you have made of what you heard today7 mil what you have made of what you heard today?— heard today? all told what we saw from _ heard today? all told what we saw from the _ heard today? all told what we saw from the oil _ heard today? all told

here is the ceo of bp america responding.we have stopped all reputational advertising at bp. i know you have taken steps in the right direction and i heard that in your testimony, thank you, but will you take the pledge, yes or no? for your specific pledge what we are advocating for is low carbon policies that do in fact take the company and the world to net zero. that is the pledge i am willing to commit to. well i will ask if you will stop spending money directly or indirectly to oppose efforts to reduce emissions and address climate change. just stop spending money. that's all lies. i take it you don't want to take the pledge. all right. tangled in their own web of climate denial and those testimonies were entered on the congressional record and work the former further legislation on litigation but it's clearly the beginning. and how much you change the economy to a cleaner and greener path.— economy to a cleaner and greener path. economy to a cleaner and areener ath. , .,, ., ~ greener path. some people make comparisons _

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as a former classroom teacher, as the chair of education as a bps graduate and parent of four bps studentsi know the work that we need to do to get it all done. it is certainly thinking about the $1.3 billion we spend on our education system and how each one of those dollars is invested in a child. it's about grade reconfigurations. high school redesign, fixing our special education services, especially our sub separate classrooms that disproportionately impact children of color. and it's also about early literacy. we need a strong early literacy program curriculum across all of our schools so that every school is high quality, that every experience is high quality, that there is no risk that you send your child to a less than good enough school. good enough as it relates to our education system, as it relates to my responsibility as a parent , is not good enough. as a teacher, i know how to do this work. we want to fix the boston public schools. hire a teacher. i will get it done. moderator: as we move into the open discussion, councillor campbell specifically referenced mattapan where sh

and what annoys me about this story, if you had other fuel- providers, notjust bp— who were jumping ontore fine, absolutely fine and stops buying fuel. . we don't have a problem with delivery. _ so where did thisl story come from? to me, it was just . scaremongering and sensationalism with the purpose of gaining viewer numbers. - you have heard what the viewers say. what lessons do you think the bbc is learning from this? i think it is not our job to change the news but report the news. but they are arguing that it played a role in turning it into a bigger story with this momentum. but i think the case that carolyn mentioned with shots of the series of pumps with no petrol available, that actually happened and was not made up. we have to balance that with the responsibility about the bbc voice in the debate publicly and ensure that we are acting responsibly. and i completely agree with her. but our responsibility is to report the whole picture, so to say as we did several times on most of our bulletins that there were parts of the country that weren't particularly badly affected. there w

we get results from bp i bet bp will be wanting chevron and con co are more challenged than the small players like diamondback i just mentioned. or devon, which reports tuesday night or pioneer nat, pioneer natural resources on wednesday night. terrific variable difficult ots. we hear from t-mobile, telco sroeuz for the dividend. at&t for nothing see how many subscribers t-mobile has been able to steal. zillow, the helpful real estate website buying, selling and refurbishing home. the economics turned out against them what does it really mean we will find out tuesday i've got to tell you, as much as i want to hear what they say, housing will probably be much more dependent on wednesday. that's when the fomc, when jay powell speaks. i do not expect the unexpected cvs is a victor. it reports wednesday morning it has been on a roll, bolstered by covid convenience compared to arch rival walgreens i don't know if they can continue now that the pandemic is winding down. they have a huge health insurance business this is a good time for health, in when humana reports that same morning. now,

loeffler, ceo of bp america. do you agree that climate change is caused by human activities? yes. >> would you commit to saying you are not going to find any group that is going to engage in climate disinformation at least? >> chairman i will commit to being an active member of the -- >> oh yes the active member of the api of course is the oil industry's lobby group, the american patrol institute which has worked as long as i've been covering politics to kill a lot of climate legislation. to these hearing, we wrapped up after six hours, a little new information, but the chair of the committee promised a subpoena the oil companies to get the truth about their climate change agenda. >> we are at code red for climate. and i'm committed to doing everything i can to help rescue this planet, and save it for our children, we need to get to the bottom of the oil industry's disinformation campaign. and with these subpoenas we will. poenas w will (sfx: continued vehicle calamity.) just think, he'll be driving for real soon. every new chevy equinox comes standard with chevy safety assis

bp, in a year it's nearly doubled and here it is trading at 29 and while it's trading at 29 we had a-sized trade here which is important to point out because we don't see it in the single print like this very often. 16,700 in a single print and in other words, one buyer of the january 32 calls and those are going for about 70 cents and that was pretty aggressive, scott and something that we haven't seen in a little while and plus we're going out in time, and it gives us more time than the unusual options that we have been seeing and the next i have for you is coca-cola and interesting because it is shorter tomorrow this is october, and these expire very quickly and the october 55 calls the stock was trading just below this they bought 20,000 of those calls scott, to 30 cents and looking for a move and we have today, wednesday, thursday, friday and then these expire so these will have to happen very, very quickly and it's interesting to see the short term in coke for a little bit of a spike and the bp buying time because energy has been on fire and this is a name that has not hit very

lawlor, ceo of bp america, do you agree that climate change is caused by human activities?group that's going to engage in climate disinformation at least? >> chairman khan, what i'll admit to is being an active member of the api. >> the api, of course, is the oil industry's lobbying group, american petroleum institute has been working to kill a lot of climate legislation. it wrapped up after six hours today. they promised to subpoena the oil companies to get the truth about their climate change agenda. >> we are at code red for climate and i am committed to doing everything i can to help rescue this planet and save it for our children. we need to get to the bottom of the oil industry's disinformation campaign and with these subpoenas we will. (man 2) definitely higher. (man 1) we're like yodeling high. [yodeling] yo-de-le-he... (man 2) hey, no. uh-uh, don't do that. (man 1) we should go even higher! (man 2) yeah, let's do it. (both) woah! (man 2) i'm good. (man 1) me, too. (man 2) mm-hm. (vo) adventure has a new look. (man 1) let's go lower. (man 2) lower, that sounds good.

at least to a british company, bp operating in u.s.ged in the marshall islands so who has got control to manage the disaster? it's a disaster of disaster management. there is no singular explosion it's like a leak in your roof the roof is rotten and it ruins your furniture and i can't keep buying new furniture. so the sea level rise miami for instance you spend $500 million just on pumps and manners of keeping saltwater out of the drinking water and everything. and in san diego this all sorts of crystal structures, indonesia is dealing with relocating the capitol of the country because they've been at sea level rise for 20 plus years. and in delmar just north of -- the train tracks are under siege and it will take several billion dollars to reroute it. he was going to pay for that? so when a disaster happens unfortunately the, how do you account for that countries like the netherlands do excellent job of the project. other interacting in the coastline and the surge in topic into geopolitics, is really describes how human interacts in a

the american petroleum institute funded in part by shell and bp uses facebook's advertising to targete map, a non-profit, independent think tank a that has analyzed corporate spending in facebook ads. >> so this sort of speaking out of both sides of their mouths is an ongoing means by which fossil fuel companies divide the politics and emphasize global warming. >> reporter: they say they have recognized climate change since the late '90s and have been advocating for policies to curb emissions. and that's a lot of what we're expecting to hear from these companies today, that they stand behind this idea of climate change and they want to be a part of a solution. but, brianna, i can tell you that the lawmakers, especially the head of this house oversight committee are coming prepared with the so-called receipts to show they actually believe the companies are saying one thing and to go another behind closed doors. brianna. >> it will be a tough sell for the companies. renee, thank you so much. it's great to see you. >> reporter: thanks. >>> the storm-battered northeast is bracing for anot

it's not raw crude like we had with the bp oil spill. the consistency is going to be lighter, less dense, so it's easily going to disperse on the field of the ocean waters. the farther northern line that's illy's line. we had heard reports there was a breach on the pipeline where it is unknown. we were told that they did put a temporary or partial patch yesterday and they're getting to work on that again today. this is 3,000 barrels of oil, 126,000, 130,000 gallons. again, these pipelines carry it to the shore. where again? we're not sure of. let's follow the winds that push the sea currents. anyone in southern california will tell you you have the onshore flow, offshore flow. even though you see that red box, where the oil sheen is, at 5.8 miles in length, when you have the winds pushing on shore at a less density with this crude oil, you can almost expect that field to expand. by the time it makes its way further along the shoreline to the south on these winds, sometimes it will push it offshore and you'll start to see at night and aga

liz: although, bp ceo says they're totally on board they have 7,000 charging stations he said they will have 70,000 by the end of the decade, so, these oil companies are investing too. all right we're watching it all and more thank you, sarge, phil, we appreciate it check the dow up 134. home prices still near record highs, but sales now slipping, is the seller's market about to end? we're going to ask the ceo of parent company of real estate giant century 21, coldwell banker, and more, with the closing bell ringing in 48 minutes the ceo of realegy is here in a fox business exclusive when the "clayman countdown" returns. (rhythmic electro rock music) (crowd cheering) - bito, bito, bito, bito! - [announcer] bito, the first u.s. bitcoin-linked etf. (sfx: video game vehicle noises, - bitohorns beeping,)ito! (engines revving, cars hitting one another.) (sfx: continued vehicle calamity.) just think, he'll be driving for real soon. every new chevy equinox comes standard with chevy safety assist, including automatic emergency braking. find new peace of mind. find new roads. chevrolet. you have

one thing we learned from the bp oil leak is the crude can disperse. we watched that for days on end. they have ambassador in place right now. and, again, everyone is watching what's happening off the coast. again, it's a series of these oil platforms. but the main one, obviously, is elly. we just don't know where exactly that breach is on that pipeline. is it two miles offshore, five miles? we do know the platform itself, this compound, if you will, is a good 8.6 miles offshore. any way we look at it, it is sliding towards the coastline. it will expand in its length because it is less dense than raw crude, possibly even making its way as far south to laguna beach. terrible, terrible situation. >> it is a serious situation. i want to go back to natasha chen as we await the press conference from the coast guard. what are some of the unanswered questions at this point? this is not under control. the big question is how soon can they get it under control? having covered some of these things, sometimes they don't know the answer to that. >> reporter: that'

a shortage of lorry drivers forces bp and esso to close some of their petrol stations.urges people not about panic biofuel after some petrol stations had to close up because there are not enough petrol tank delivery drivers. there are long queues of motorists in some parts of the country trying to fill up. petrol station owners insist there is no need to panic. but that don't panic message seem to have an adverse effect as queues lengthened and anger grew for some motorists. people have half a tank and they are going in there to fill up. three hours, isjust ridiculous. the problem was clear, the cause of it less so. the government insisted there was no lack of fuel, just a shortage of drivers. but you hundreds of new swatch viewers told us they put the blame squarely on the media and specifically bbc. two of those viewers join me now. as doesjonathan munro, bbc deputy director of news. carolyn, can i start with you. what did you object to with that news coverage? basically, i felt it was a bit of a nonstory that was built up to the point where people started saying, don

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like the migratory bird treaty act, which caused bp to pay $100 million after its infamous 2010 oil spill that killed 100,000 birds. former president donald trump, previously discontinued such policies back in 2017. we need to get ahead of the curve by keeping common species common. and the way to do that is to create a network of connected protected lands across the globe so that we have healthy intact ecosystems for all species. the announcement from the fish and wildlife service marks one of the largest groups of animals ever to be classified as extinct in the u. s. since the 19 sixties and washington i'm kevin corke fox news. and that is our report for tonight. thanks for joining us sports wrap up next with mark and jason. have a good night. good night. can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started using genesys technology i was kind of embarrased at all the love and attention i got from my customers. people are so moved by how much i understand about them. they start including me in their lives. that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those

oil companies testified before congress on climate change executives from exxon chevron, shell and bp to lawmakers. climate change is real and agree that burning fossil fuels is the main cause. the house oversight committee is investigating industries, alleged role and causing climate change and their effort to covered up for decades. democrats say big oil companies have contributed to the climate crisis and covered it up. while republicans say congress should be helping them produce more. >> i bless chevron saying they're going to increase production. what what is the gentleman want $8 gasoline. >> the hearing comes at a critical time as president biden heads overseas for a climate summit in gas prices here at home continue to climb. governor newsome us transportation secretary pete buttigieg announced a new partnership to modernize california shipping ports. hopefully they want to prevent any future delays in the supply chain line we've been seen. newsome says 5 billion dollars in loans will go toward increasing warehouse storage freight capacity and highway upgrades while delays in

host: the ceo's of exxon, bp, shell, and exxon will be on capitol hill tomorrow, and we have coverage on c-span3 at 9:00 a.m. eastern time. i am wondering, if you set on that panel, what would you ask them? guest: i will be on that panel tomorrow, and i am excited to have the opportunity to join. i have mentioned this, and i think it is worth mentioning again, i am really concerned at this issue of climate -- look, it is serious, it is something we have to keep on the front burner and address. but this discussion has departed so far from real science. we refer to it in our office as the church of climatology. the solutions, the discussion is no longer anchored to science by many. folks are just talking about this as an emotional issue. that is very dangerous, for us to allow or legislate based on emotion. we have got to move forward on a path based upon science, based upon evidence, based upon

ceos from exxonmobil, bp, chevron and shell pushed back against accusations that the industry misled the public about climate change. they all testified climate change is real, saying that their companies are taking steps to address the crisis. >> at chevron, we've been very clear about where we stand. we accept the scientific consensus. climate change is real, and the use of fossil fuels contributes to it. >> i agree that climate change is one of the biggest challenges that we have in the world today, which is why at shell, we're in action. >> you are powerful leaders at the top of the corporate world, at a turning point for our planet. be better. >> carolyn maloney, chairman of the reform committee, said she would be issuing subpoenas to get information not provided at yesterday's hearing. >>> a terrifying ordeal for a wealthy reality store in los angeles. robbers broke into the mansion of "real housewives" star dorit kemsley. they threatened to kill her before making off with a trove of her valuables. >> reporter: this morning, los angeles police are investigating the home invasio

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the ceo's of exxon mobil, chevron bp america, and the president of shall all appeared before us congress. they were asked about their roles and down playing the threat of global warming. and the 1st time that the oil bosses have testified under earth on the subject. how does your castro reports? it's been a year of historic wildfires in the american west. deadly freezes in the south and record breaking, flooding in the east. the fury of these weather disasters likely amplified by climate change nearly matched by the anger of democrats on the house oversight committee, who grilled oil and gas ceos on thursday. there are more of us than there are of you. you can poise the planet to make money, but we're going to defend the planets so we can live and we will win. find it in yourself today to tell the truth. it will be better for your company's futures and will be better for humanity's future. the purpose of the hearing, according to the democrats, who called it, was to force the oil and gas industry to admit that it knew of the harm of burning fossil fuels for decades, but chose not to tell

excellent chevron shell bp, have all gone ahead and pull back on their production. they're taking their cash flows, their dividend, your shareholders, they're not putting it back in the ground. well, it's the majors are going to drill is going to be left up to the sovereigns. and, you know, frankly, opec, which you know, is gonna continue to drill for oil because that's what the mission of the consortium is. right. and so therefore, just by definition alone, they are going to have control in the energy conversation. absolutely. david towel, thank you so much. unfortunately, we're out of time president of pro chain capital. and that's it for this time you can get, boom, bizarre, portable tv app, portable dot tv will see you next time it states, it has to be ready to be able to afford and sign in front of the luxury that for sure, despite having the most expensive health care system in the world, we have poor life expectancy. we have higher infant mortality. we have more deaths from treatable causes. so americans are suffering every day from it. it's as if these peopl