closed captioning services,inc >>> an international coalition of nearly 100 protesting outside the chevron shareholders' meeting today. they claim the company is engaging in risky and dangerous operations overseas. good morning, i'm cheryl jennings. >>> and i'm kristen sze amy hollyfield is live in san ramon. >> reporter: we are just now seeing our first act of civil disobedience. the crowd has just moved into the entranceway of the chevron headquarters blocking access to it. police looks like trying to part the crowd so people can get in and out the shareholder meet something over this group looks like it is just getting started. she went to ecuador herself to see what the country looked like after a court there ruled chevron damaged the amazon rain forest. her trip motivated her to protest. >> the water that people drink and swim and bath and wash their clothes has oil in it. >> reporter: chevron refuses to apologize for any environmental damage and won't pay the 18 billion dollar fine calling the case a scheme to rip-off chevron. >> we believe the judgment in ecuador is filled with frau

closed captioning services,inc >>> an international coalition of nearly 100 protesting outside the chevron shareholders' meeting today. they claim the company is engaging in risky and dangerous operations overseas. good morning, i'm cheryl jennings. >>> and i'm kristen sze amy hollyfield is live in san ramon. >> reporter: we are just now seeing our first act of civil disobedience. the crowd has just moved into the entranceway of the chevron headquarters blocking access to it. police looks like trying to part the crowd so people can get in and out the shareholder meet something over this group looks like it is just getting started. she went to ecuador herself to see what the country looked like after a court there ruled chevron damaged the amazon rain forest. her trip motivated her to protest. >> the water that people drink and swim and bath and wash their clothes has oil in it. >> reporter: chevron refuses to apologize for any environmental damage and won't pay the 18 billion dollar fine calling the case a scheme to rip-off chevron. >> we believe the judgment in ecuador is filled with frau

he says chevron creates jobs in california.so pointed out they are part of a partnership to fight a.i.d.s. around the world. so some disagree as to the good chevron does or does not do. but this protest just getting underway. it started at 8:00, it's expected to go through 11:00 this morning. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> just about 30 minutes from right now, the man accused of throwing bricks off a rooftop during an occupy san francisco protest is due in court. here's some of the video. look there. jess nesbitt. he threw pipe at protesters and brick an also he threw pipe and brick at police. -- and also he threw pipe and brick at police. >>> last night around 10:30 on logan street near fruitvale, firefighters raced to the scene to find two cars badly damaged. witnesses spotted someone in a white van throwing molotov cocktails inside the vehicles parked outside of the neighbor's home. he's convinced the arsonist is a neighbor who drives a white van. >> i don't know if -- he drive very slow and then he throw away somet

, la selva amazÓnica estÁ daÑada por un derrame provocado por chevron dijeron, y la compaÑÍa se niegaque es una estrategia para llevar a la empresa a la quiebra. >>> estuvimos aquÍ para hablar con el gerente, y decirle que la irresponsabilidad de la empresa tienen que parar. ya hay un litigio por mÁs de 20 aÑos y tratan de arrasar a las comunidades del ecuador. >>> chevron dijo que entienden y aprecian que tengan derecho a expreparse, que estÁn orgulosos que hacen en las comunidades de donde operan. la familia de una niÑa de 11 golpeada por otra compaÑero pidiÓ a las autoridades que tomen cartas. >>> las imÁgenes muestran a la tusdiante de sexto grado siendo golpeada por una alumna de octavo, la madre solicitÓ a la oficila del fiscal de solano que acabÓ col esto, y mediate un comunicaciÓn el distrito de vallejo dijo que emplementaron medidos para se incluye una lÍnea antibullying, y dijo que su propÓsito es lograr que reciban la mejor educaciÓn anaambiente seguro. ♪ >>> en san josÉ, la concejal presentÓ una medida para permitir el casamiento gay, y pide que se respalde la iniciativa,

. >>> chevron under fire in san ramon. why activists are protesting the company as it meets with shareholders. >> also a security breach at a southern california airport has travelers on edge. how a homeless man boarded a plane without a ticket. >> for all your news, weather and all sorts of good things, come find us. we are on facebook. ar nbc bay a >>> welcome back. early out there on the bay bridge tool plaza. not a lot of traffic. as the day progresses and the sun comes up we know that will fill up. mike inouye will be here to tell us about that trend. >>> this morning protesters from the far corners of the globe will gather in the bay area. the target -- chevron's shareholders meeting. several groups plan to demonstrate today. protests are also planned this afternoon wrought side of the company's san francisco offices on california street. the protesters say chevron is destroying the environment. and point to an oil spill in brazil and an explosion on an offshore rig near nigeria. chevron was also ordered to pay $18 b

. >>> protesters gathered outside the annual meeting of chevron in san ramon. they accused them of damaging the environment and evading taxes. >> people from around the world are calling on chevron to stop choosing profit over people and to be a better corporate citizen. >> chevron is a strong community support near over 100 countries around the world, from right here in our backyard to over 100 countries around the world. >> about 100 people joined today's prozest tests. no arrest were reported. >>> hewlett pack hard named its new chief operating officer. bill bigsby led the software division division. the company will cut 27,000 jobs, which is about 8% of its work force. >>> ed leave say the city of set to -- his plan will pay for 50 officers over the next 6 careers. san francisco's fire chief says her staff is at itself lowest level in a decade. >> we've had a heavy reliance jorch time, so we're glad we'll be able to bring that level back down. >> the plan also starts a class for 20emts in july. >>> the sheriff's department has now confirmed to ktvu that a s

you sold at what looks to be a very good time to chevron. chevron is very happy with the assets. you able to start all over again, with what? how are you doing it? >> well, we kept the pipeline company. so we had some resources. and then we discovered a great secret. buy low, sell high. so we kept our financial resources intact. >> right. >> as prices were going down, down, down, as you probably saw two months ago, we jumped into the fray. we made three acquisitions already. prices have gone up a little bit. >> right. >> so we're stronger. >> but we see a lot of these companies, including chesapeake, they obviously are desperate to make sales. you have to be the only company out there that is acquiring right now. what are the other guys thinking? or did everyone screw up in this business? pretty much so, right? >> well, we do have some competition, the private equity firms. >> right. they have capital. >> they're our competition. but, you know, large firms with many billions of dollars find it harder to make acquisitions down at that $200 million level. >> right. now talk about y

with chevron the yield is around 3.4%. going to raise that dividend about 8% per year. >> thanks kate, appreciate it. i up next, apple may be looking to go low end. reports of a cheaper mac book ahead. plus oprah struggling to build her tv network. has co-owner discovery bitten off more than it can chew? it's very important to understand how math and science kind of makes the world work. in high school, i had a physics teacher he made physics more than theoretical, he made it real for me. we built a guitar, we did things with electronics and mother boards. that's where the interest in engineering came from. so now, as an engineer, i have a career that speaks to that passion. thank you, mr. davies. >>> time now for today's power rundown. and joining us are jon r. john karny and jane wells. investors seem very weary of getting back into stocks despite the market and a strong recovery since 2009. john and jane. see john, see jane. jane, you go first. why are people staying out of the market? >> john and i were talking about t

chevron with techron. care for your car.egain news. smokes still shooting from an abandoned house in oakland. we have a live report from the scene. >>> their lives is dressed appropriately for today's weather. our show you go forecast coming up. >>> i will have your topic and a few minutes. >>> it is wednesday, boat, may 30th. we start with breaking news out of oakland. patrick studio is live at the scene. we see it fire crews still battling the flames. >>> as you can see the smoke is starting to turn white. it has gone toward the back of bows and anytime they tried to get a hold of it ache creeps back up. we have three to four tracks including a ladder. they are attacking it from the top and from the ground. firefighters will not go and, it is too dangerous. it's been going on for an hour or so. it is released the rain. as you see right here, they're keeping their distance, they are working on it and no other homes or injuries reported. we think the place may have been abandoned. endows him back in, you'll see the flames st

target is chevron's shareholders meeting.s in the -- plan to demonstrate the company headquarters on bollinger canyon road this morning. protests are also planned for this afternoon outside of the company's san francisco offices. those are on california street. the protesters say that chevron is destroying the environment and point to an oil spill in brazil and an explosion on an offshore rig near nigeria. chevron was ordered to pay $18 billion for a pollution suit in ecuador. >>> snow a's accused attackers are due in court today. they are scheduled for a preliminary hearing on assault and mayhem charges. just last week prosecutors added federal counts of weapons possession against the two convicted felons. th sanchez and norwood were arrested last year for beating snow and leaving him severely brain damaged after the dodgers home opener against the giants. >>> search continues in just a few hours for missing south bay teens sierra lamar. the police in the sheriff's office have been searching throughout morgan hill during the

can we continue to buy chevron here? >> chevron has the industry's high of profit. they are 75% of their mix is oil. most of it is linked to a brand which does higher value. chevron also is developing the largest gas field in the whole world. so, outlook is very positive, balance sheet is very strong. th h actually, $10 billion cash more than debt. so, the company has all the attributes that you would want to have -- good dividend yield, good growth, strong balance sheet. you can't ask for a better spot. >> fidel, does today's ism report along with the china pmi, if you get a better-than-expected jobs report on friday, does that change your near-term trajectory for where crude goes from here? >> well, i basically think crude oil prices are still inflated. don't understand supply-and-demand fundamentals, but it is what it is. improving economic, you know, trends, if you will, would push crude higher. >> fidel, great to have you on the show, as always. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> fidel gheit for us from oppenheimer. look at the biggest performing sectors. the

and dangerous operations overseas. >> there is kate maclaine went to ecuador after a court ruled chevrondamaged the amazon rain forest. trip motivated her to protest today. >> there is water people, drink, swim, bathe and wash their clothes as oil in it. >> chevron refuses to apologize and won't pay the $18 billion fine calling the case a scheme to rip off chef on. >> we believe the judgment is filled with fraud. and we dmot believe that that will be upheld in a court in the country. >> it's not just concerns for ecuador that drew them to company headquarters. the head of the largest federation of oil workers traveled here to tend the meeting as an appointed proxy. officials said he didn't have the right paper work, claiming he called bogus through a translator. >> he came here to tell them their money isn't being well invested. >> there are in we believe that the situation there was acted in accordance with the law and with that practices in the industry. >> they are hoping that pressure put on the company from ecuador, brazil and nigeria with two people in january died from a gas explo

exxon and chevron are down 3% and 6% respectively. while chevron at least gives you 3.6% yield, exxon's 2.7% yield doesn't mean jack. this group verges on freefall pretty much every day. i don't see it stopping any time soon because we seem to be replaying last year's decline. the good news, though, is that even through the lens of 2011, chevron only sold down to 90. it's 100 now. the bad news is that exxon hit $67. i think chevron could bang us until it yields 4%. still a little ways from now. but exxon, which reported a disappointing quarter, could decline 7% or 8% fairly easily. call exxon vulnerable. a resource related portion of the dow. you can't help but wonder if caterpillar isn't going to be crushed from here. could it go down to 70 from last year? give the comments about the slowdown in commodity capital equipment spending, i'm saying that $70 is not off the table, and a move to 80 from its 91 and change perch is probably likely given the lack of dividend support. call caterpillar extremely vulnerable. the other industrials,

the target is chevron's shareholders meeting.al groups plan to emdemonstrate on at that time company's headquarters. protesters plan this afternoon outside the company of san francisco offices on california street. the protesters say chevron is destroying the environment and point to an oil spill in brazil and an explosion on offshore riggs near nigeria. chevron was also ordered to pay $18 billion for a pollution suit in ecuador. >>> 5:33. update on breaking news coming out of fremont. police and firefighters on the scene of a hazmat situation at a condo business complex. bob redell is live in fremont with more details for us. bob, good morning. >> reporter: we now know what that poisonous gas was in the car in the bottom of the complex. i don't know if you can see the three firefighters pulling those large fans. they are ripe beyond the tree there. what they are going to do is bring those fans in and in this garage here. what they are going to do vent that gas out. there may be a minor evacuation. we will keep you up to date on

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chevron called their heavily advertised additive, tech on.stco or circle k have the same but it is generic. roger dibble spent a year discovering motors. >> i have a jeep cherokee, 1993, 270,000 miles. >> reporter: what does he do when he fills up? same as tankers driver joe does. >>> i buy gasoline at a lower cost station, five times and then on the fifth, sixth time i go to one of the named stations. >> reporter: from the university laboratory to gas pump itself, insiders agree you can easily and less expensively protect your vehicle with some simple additive like this that you can pick up, all you have to do ispour it into your gas tank and change your oil. >>> starting tomorrow the u.s. postal service will no longer ship tablets, laptops or smart phones overseas. part of a new ban on electronics that use lithium ion batteries. the postal service says they can catch fire or come bust if fully charged or not correctly packed. since 2006, lithium ion batteries are thought to have caused two fatal, cargo plane crashes. >> without babies there

chevron called their heavy laitiesed additive techron. other gas has the same thing but it's a generic. we went to an engineering department where a profess ear spent career studies. >> i have a deep cherokee. >> reporter: what does he do when he fills up? pretty much the same thing it joe says he does. >> i buy gas, normally at a -- lower cost station, five times and then on the 5th or 6th time i go to one of the name stations. >> reporter: you can protect your vehicle with things like this that you can pick up at any store. just put it into the gas tank. >> job seekers went to goodwills heat quarters, some were on hand to talk to them to look for a wide variety of skills and backgrounds. they are able to get on and apply to any -- with the employ ears they have spoken to here. >> a report found 8th grade science rest scores barely improved between 2009 and 2011. a group is working together to learn the new standards, to better prepare students for college and careers. >> three space heros helped open the flight academy. mark kelly joine

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my view, if you want an oil stock with dividend protection, i actually prefer chevron.s better than shell or total or bp. those are all slow growers. total's looking at flat production growth. and bp's production actually in decline. it may be a little better than those, but not that much. gives you a little higher yield, some of those do. if you want an oil exploration company, what do i want you to be in? i want you to make some money. to be in eog resources. it's got top-notch north american assets, turbo charged growth in oil production. it's a growth oil. and if you want an energy name in this environment, i think you should play it safe with the high-yielding pipeline mlp that doesn't need prices to make money. i'm thing like enterprise product partners. how about a kinder morgan energy. it's come down ten points from its high. how about phillips 66, that newly spunoff psx. phillips gets about half its value from refining, with the rest coming from its pipeline and chemicals division. new ceo going out of his way to highlight the nonrefinery side of things. seems

the notion that exxon and chevron are being overtaxed is absolute nonsense. i dislike exxon and chevron to pay the same tax rate that leo's philip 66 on airport where i get my car service the, that they pay. i'd like them to pay the same rate that the people who clean up the cooperate board room pay. they have gotten special tax breaks, not because they're merited, but because they have the lobbying and political power to demand treatment that does not apply to any other industry in washington. and we say through this motion, if you have to choose between exxon and jennie, let's choose jennie. i yield to the gentleman, three minutes. >> i thank my colleagues for offering this very important amendment. i want to emphasize one point that mr. doggett made earlier, which is we have heard constantly from our republican colleagues on this committee that it's very important to provide block grants with no strings attached, with maximum flexibility. the social services block grant is exactly that kind of thing. it's designed to provide local jurisdictions and states

chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this year.pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ >>> we're going to turn now to the miracle in the mountain, the family na crashed into an idaho mountain and then the brave call for help. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> hi, i'm in an airplane, and i crashed. >> reporter: they were trapped, a father, mother, and daughter inside their mangled cessna, on a remote, snowy, idaho mountain. >> i need you to send a search party. >> reporter: the browns went down at 9 on saturday. father telling his wife and daughter, i don't think we're going to make it. somehow they did, spending the entire night, 15 hours in below freezing whiteout conditions, the windshield smashed their own blood on the door. >> i can get up and walk around, but my head is split open pretty good. >> reporter: a fire captain from northern california, usually it's brian doing the rescuing. this time, his family needed

chevron with techron. care for your car. >>> welcome back. president obama has one more stop.ig fund-raiser down in san jose. then he's going top back on the air force one at moffett field. >>> you could see arafat force one waiting to wisc the president away after a 16 hour visit. let's take a live looked down at san jose right now. he's going to hold a roundtable with people supporting the pacific islander community. the cost of that, $35,000. most people were there to cheer the president on but of course there were some protesters to. the president is going to have fly attack i was this morning then back to washington d.c. tonight's. he is scheduled to take off from this tarmac at 10:00 a.m. this morning. >>> all right folks, of around the bay area we are getting some 40's and 80's in some spots. highs today will be cooler, probably load mid-70s. tomorrow there's a chance that we could see a couple scattered showers. otherwise some partly cloudy skies. >>> i think a lot of people are heading out of town because traffic overall is fairly lights. we've just got word that they

number three on the list chevron, $246.6 billion in revenues, $26.9 billion in profit. number four, conoco phillips, $237.2 billion in revenue, $12.4 billion in profit. number 12, valero energy, $125 billion in revenue, $2 billion in profit. just those four companies in the top 12, over $1 trillion in revenue and $82 billion in profit. taking the subsidy that we now provide to those oil companies away from them is like asking derrick jeetder to pay for his own gatorade. it's not going to affect his game. he's not going to get fewer hits. he's not going to try any less hard, but taking health care away from at least 300,000 young americans will affect their games, may keep them off the field permanently. it lernl wicertainly will cost far more because we don't detect problems early in their lives. these choices are so stark and so clear and so compelling that it's hard for me to understand how anyone could balance the equities and say we should not take the subsidy away from the oil companies. indeed, the oil companies themselves don't argue for them. in 2005 the oil com

chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this year.n pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ >>> welcome back. large parts of the southeast getting drenched as beryl downgrid downgraded to a tropical depression. expected to regain tropical storm status as it approaches south carolina. this is according to the national hurricane center. the storm left thousands without power in georgia and northern florida. damage was minimal on that. we are going to collect in with meteorologist heather tesh for the latest on beryl and severe weather events across the country. beryl now downgrayed but still something to watch. >> well, certainly. as you said, this could be once again it could become a tropical storm. lots of rain in the south, that's going to continue to move across the carolinas as we take our way through today and then right on into thursday. and so that's a big rainmaker. i also want to point out what's happening in th

chevron with techron. care for your car. >>> the man accused of killing sierra lamar prepares to face a judge new forensic evidence connects into another attack. >>> partly cloudy start to the day. winds coming up will talk about that >>> so far traffic flowing nicely road what has been picked up. >>> wednesday may 23rd. >>> in just a few hours of volunteers back out trying to find a sign of sierra lamar. >>> the men suspected of kidnapping and murdering the team makes his first court appearance anne mackovic with more. >>> in the meantime the search will start this morning in morgan hill at burnett elementary and her family pleased with the man arrested to tell police where she is. here is the suspect, he is in jail expect to appear in court tomorrow charged with their murder and kidnapping he has been the main suspect for two months but walking free until monday night his mobile home was under surveillance and their rented and art in nearby after sources say dna confirm fragments of his getting inside of

exxon, chevron and bp down better than 2%. a four-year high while the sector peers, windstream and metro pcs hit new lows. telecom's the only sector generally positive in may. up some 2%. up next on "power lunch," forget silicon valley. check out detroit. brian shactman is in detroit for us. >> come on in for a second. it doesn't look like much, right? but this is going to be a coffee shop in a building full of tech start-ups because standard issue for a tech start-up, black t-shirt and a good cappuccino. in all seriousness detroit technology helps lead an urban renaissance. i'll put it together next on "power lunch." like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading assassin. trade architect. td ameritrade's empowering, web-based trading platform. trade commission-free for 60 days, and we'll throw in up to $600 w

chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this year. in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ >> red light runners are racking quite a built in alexandria. the city has a 3 cameras keeping all times.raffic at so far this year, thousands of tickets have been handed out. thisunt 6 seconds after light turns red. there you have a common problem on this stretch of road. drivers running lights despite cameras a block apart. went up last august and alarmed at the number to runle will continue the lights. >> it does not work out. it is faster than you think it is. >> the three cameras have issued than 3200 red light tickets. >> we are consistent leasing these numbers. it is a concern. >> this intersection on south patrick street near the entrance the belt way. the traffic cameras are for 2000 tickets from january through april of this year. >> i was upset about it. >> fines are low compared to communities in the area. is enough

. >> about 100 protestors gathered outside of the chevron shareholders meeting claiming oil and gas company is responsible for environmental damage and health problems in a country like brazil and edge with a door. one pro testor says there are also problems closer to home. >> we're dealing with this on a daily basis. >> chevron insists it's a good neighbor in the communities. >> and we create many jobs around the world and have investments that are helping build communities around the world and continue to do that. >> there are concerns about cracking a method of obstructing oil and bass. but one proposal to make more disclosures is projected by 73%. >> tonight money matters there is a miserable may for stock investors. there are concerns spain may need a bailout. facebook is now down almost $10 from the price off% today. oil prices continue to plunge. crude oil futures fell today and unless there is a rebound will be the biggest one month drop in three and a half years. research in motion making the black berry warned it is losing money and swril to layoff workers later this year, one ana

chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this year.n pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ >>> the security prison in belgium is azts technological a any prison we've filmed. >> no prisoners may go. we watch everything. that's our security. for the moment we have no escapes in this prison, but the inmates, probably they think a lot about escaping, but the security is very high. >> preventing escape is a high priority at hassell. that's why peter was transferred here two weeks ago. he was sentenced to three years for the armed robbery of three jewelry curators and then tried to cut that sentence short. >> i notice when you walk, you have a limp. why? >> there was a construction going on in the prison. they had these things with we jumped. and we run and jump over the fence. from then they moved me to this part. >> peter says his escape was motivated by the pressures of being a parent to four young children. >> before the

chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this year. in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ ♪ >> we continue with the other stories. tuesday's primary day for republicans in texas. mitt romney is just 79 delegates shy of the 1444 needed to clinch the nomination. it is likely that texas will put romney well over the top. thursday is the word -- the world health organization no tobacco day. smokers and other tobacco users are asked to cents -- to abstain from tobacco used for 24 hours. friday's june 1. that means the beginning of hurricane season. the forecast for this year ranges from 12 to 14 named storms. last season, the washington area and much of the east coast was hit hard by hurricane irene in august. here's a look at what our local sports teams have going on. the nationals will be on the road taking on the florida marlins. then there will come home friday through sunday when the braves come to town. d.c. united

he really wants to hear those three little words: chevron with techron. care for your car. >> a police officer forced to pull the trigger on a suspect. questions about that police shooting >> high-pressure expected to send temperatures even higher around the bay area. >> we are already dealing with a couple of accident hot spots. details coming up >> good morning everyone. >> we have some developing news in the south bay, a police officer fired at a suspect following a pursuit. >> it all happened off of interstate 680 in san jose. >> i understand this began when police spotted a wanted vehicle. what can you tell us? >> that shooting actually happened just after 830 last night. initially police were following and s-u-v wanted in connection with the weapons brandishing case. they first saw that s-u-v near the intersection of south king and story roads. when officers continued to follow it, the driver had been headed onto interstate 680 north. police did find it later. during the search for the people inside the vehicle, one of those officers fired his weapo

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