chevron put booms around the area to keep it from spreading. the substances of blackstone like material and in the water alongside the refineries long war. chevron issued a statement saying the refinery has conducted a thorough check of the wharf operations is does not believe it is a source of material. chevron is working to consider other sources. >>> a woman accused of abandoning her five-year-old daughter in san francisco appeared in court this afternoon and pleaded not guilty to child endangerment charges. we're joined live at the hall of justice where the attorney asked the judge to release her. christina? >> the judge denied that request to release samantha patton on her own recognizance siding public safety concerns. >> cameras were not allowed inside the court when the 22- year-old appeared before a judge in san francisco. she pleaded not guilty. one felony and one misdemeanor. witnesses saw her on monday throwing items out of her car and screaming at her five-year- old daughter to quote get out and that she didn't want to be her mommy

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john gio county supervisor >> reporter: chevron first noticed the problem at 6:30 this morning, a black substance floating between the tanker and the wharf. >> the first description of the material that came into the county was solid black material and everyone assumed it's oil, but it wasn't. >> reporter: the black gunk is believed to be soot from the ship's engine exhaust. an investigation is now underway to determine which ship, how the soot was discharged and how much soot made it to the water. >> it was about a sheen of about 20 square feet was seen in the water. >> reporter: chevron activated their hazardous materials response team and boomed off the area in minutes. the black soot floated for several hours and it's unknown how long the cleanup will take. >> it appears chevron appeared in a timely way to contain whatever went into the water. >> reporter: california fish and wildlife is also on scene and the report that there is no apparent impact on either fish or other wildlife. in richmond don ford, kpix5. >>> the man accused of going on a rampage at an east bay ramp has been ch

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the next close is maybe chevron, 100 billion left t.nergy sector is making 15-year relative lows to the s&pment something is wrong, it probably will be the cuts. >> one of the thungs you have to consider is if companies have to take on additional debt to basically sustain a dividend, we've had incredibly low rate environment. if rates were to rise, how sustainable would that be? they haven't been replacing all of their reserves. >> for a long time. >> that's right. >> so that has to come from some place. >> that will reach a tipping point at some point? >> does it surprise you guys, though, last year when we saw oil at its lows, the high yield index is getting slaughtered. it's 52-week highs. there seems to be a lot of dischecks. one of the important things is not just that. >> actually, i don't know there is a big disconnect t. high yield space that issuance was coming from drillers, for example. the e & p space. >> that is contributing to the supply jackie was talking about. from the integrated oil perspective. they make the money in

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chevron doesn't apply when you have a problem and chevron doesn't apply when you have a big issue like net neutrality so we're going to decide what the law is and we'll decide that your law is too vague, broad and open-ended and you better go back and do it right and start again. . now, i don't know if we'll see cases thrown out like shekter is was in 1937, but we'll see a lot of case law in the future narrowing these statutes to the point where it's going to give congress a little kick in the you know what, and make them be a little more precise. i'll end with the question, of course, i did a lot of legislative work when i first came to washington, and saw these mark-up sessions where fights would take place mark-up sessions where food fights would take place. they would call in the parliament and they were really good drama. they were really good, good entertainment. and i have asked audiences how many people have ever heard of an amendment to the third degree? are any hands going up? i see one. maybe one there in the back. that's sort of discouraging in a way. how many people have a

the trouble near the chevron refinery in richmond. don ford tells us what's known so far about the source. >> reporter: chevron noticed it at 6:30 a.m. a black substance floating between the tanker and the wharf. >> the first description of the material that came into the county was solid black material. and everyone assumes it's oil but it wasn't. >> reporter: the black gunk is believed to be soot from the ship's engine exhaust. an investigation is now under way to determine which ship, how the soot was discharged, and how much soot made it to the water. >> it was about a sheen of about 20 square feet was seen in the water. >> reporter: chevron activated their hazmat response team. they boomed off the area in minutes. the solid black soot floated for several hours. and it is unknown how long the clean-up will take. >> i have not heard of this before. >> it appears that chevron responded very quickly in a timely way to contain whatever went into the water. >> reporter: california fish and wildlife is also on scene. they report there i

now to joe vazquez, who is near the chevron refinery in richmond for us tonight. joe. >> reporter: well, yes. for the folks who live here, this is not just some theirry . there are some practical effects of living next to the refinery. they have been going on this roller coaster ride. at first there was a sense of victory that these historic caps had been reached and then with last-minute changes there was a feeling of betrayal and now a lot of people here don't know what to think. tisch hernandez is the mother of 3-year-old twins. she says her daughters have asthma and while she is not sure if that's related to the chevron refinery, living nearby she is always on edge. >> it's like a little concerning because i don't know if a fire is going to break out at any time or anything, you know, that's gonna just happen where we need to evacuate. >> reporter: given chevron's history herencluding the big fire of 2012 that sent thousands to the hospital, there's still some distrust in the community. while most of the people we talked to say they applaud the efforts to cap

chevron, phillips, tesoro, shell and vallejo are affected.the cap is now 24% higher than the original proposal. some environmentalists claim the rules are too weak. it is a compromise. >> we need to have the policies and the regulations to ensure that oil companies are held accountable for that. >> reporter: that is a rep from the sierra club earlier this year for a different set of rules at refineries. that push made after this explosion at chevron in richmond in 2012 releasing a cloud of toxic smoke that sent 15,000 people to the hospital. a federal investigation found the 40-year-old pipe that blew up was corroded and should have been previously replaced. so those osha rules were passed. who knows what the air quality management district will do about these new rules. but what's important to note is that these rules would only affect bay area refineries not others in california not others across the country. so some say they are being picked off. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> former georgia secretary of state karen hande

was identified between a non- chevron -- chevron ship.uck the driver lost control today and plowed into a business in downtown oakland. this is video taken by an eyewitness. it happen at 12th and franklin. two cars collided in the intersection in one driver veered into a camera store. no one was inside that store at the time. police say no one was seriously hurt. >>> despite an election loss, the uk's prime minister is not slowing down. what she is moving forward with today after a meeting with the queen. >>> what's included in $1 trillion infrastructure plan. >>> the white house tried to get its domestic agenda back on track showcasing a $1 trillion infrastructure plan. joe waldman tells us from the headlines to the president's own tweets, domestic policy get -- keeps getting pushed to the back burner. >> he highlighted his group -- school of -- >> it's time to build our country with american workers and american iron and aluminum and steel.>> reporter: the president tossed aside bureaucratic binders of study after study making the point

so, that was what the chevron would look like. [ laughter ] no. this is three weeks. >> exactly. time and wheaties. [ laughter ] >> and wax. >> wax, yes. >> jimmy: wax? >> oh, yeah. for the tips, right? you got to curl them up. >> jimmy: so would i start maybe, would i start with a a like, maybe a baby walrus? is that? >> i was thinking that would probably be your best bet leading into the handlebar. >> jimmy: so i'll go baby walrus, into an english. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: and then from english into the handlebar. >> beautiful. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i can make that happen. you're a good man, allan. thank you so much for being here. russell, you are going to -- you are going to shave my beard right now during commercial break. >> yes. >> jimmy: but anyone can see what we're doing on our youtube channel. you can see what we did during the commercial break. my thanks to allan peterkin, russell cordeiro. [ cheers and applause ] stick around. we have a performance from lorde and my new mustache! here it comes. baby walrus. [ cheers and appl

agencies can take off in full flight under the way chevron works. and that is where some of the most reform oriented efforts are being pointed. and it is the courts that i think will have to do this first. i don't know how congress fixes something that is a court problem to begin with. but i think the courts are watching this carefully. and i think you will see some of the best writing on this in some of the opinions of the new justice about the relationship between nondelegation and the chevron doctrine and i think that what is going to happen is the courts, maybe a hope more than a prediction, but the courts are going to pin the agencies or more precisely the congress back and say you can't do this. it is too broad. there is no call for any particularly action, you have not identified a problem. you have thrown up your hands and say go regulate. and that is not enough. we have nothing to review on. and chevron doesn't aplay whply you have a big issue like net neutrality. so we are going to decide what the law is and maybe we will decide that your

chevron deployed its emergency response team and quickly contained that material.gation shows chevron is not the source of that material. >>> and we have some sad news about a goat in the herd that was trapped by a wildfire in milpitas last month. we showed you these pictures. today we found out charlie the baby goat passed away unfortunately. you may remember the really moving video from sky 7 showing the goats trying to escape the flames. they were trapped between the fire and a fence. all but one of the goats made it out of the fire and then today charlie died. it's especially disappointing for his care givers who said he'd started showing signs of recovery this week. >> well, you're looking at the view from the newest attraction at the oakland zoo. the zoo's gondola opened today. zoo visitors can ride it to a restaurant. that restaurant opens monday. next year the gondola will transport people to a new california trail exhibit that is currently under construction. that exhibit will feature animals native to california including grizzly bears. >>> and it's not y

black sludge leaked into the water near the chevron refinery in richmond. chopper 5 shows the substance floating between a docked ship and the refinery's long wharf. chevron workers spotted it around daybreak. they used booms to contain it. it's still not exactly clear what it is. but a county supervisor says it definitely came from a ship's engine. >> what we know is it is soot that came from a ship. they normally blow that soot off outside the bay. instead, they were blowing it off in the bay which is not a good thing. and so now it's -- the effort is to determine which ship it came from. >> the substance is not petroleum. and state officials say there does not appear to be any impact on fish or other wildlife. >>> governor jerry brown is back in california after a high- profile trip to china. he is trying to build a coalition of states and nations to fight climate change. during his five-day trip to china, he signed a climate deal and joined chinese officials blasting president trump for backing out of the paris climate accord. governor brown has joined

. >>> chevron is trying to determine the source of a hazardous material source in richmond in the bay. it was discovered around 6:30 this morning. they put booms in the area to keep it from spreading. it's a black soot-like material in the water alongside the long wharf. chevron issued a statement saying the refinery has conducted a thorough check of operations and does not believe it is the source of material. chevron is working with the ship operator to consider other potential sources. >>> in southern california a large fire at a warehouse in anaheim is under control. it started about 3:30 this afternoon at the american chemical and sanitary supplies warehouse. it sent black smoke hundreds of feet the air and caused the roof to collapse. one employee was sent to the hospital and two firefighters were injured. all of them are expected to be okay. >>> temperatures today here in the bay area pretty mild. 60s and 70s out there. lots of sunshine. lots of cloud cover this morning. san francisco maxed out 63. a string of 70s down towards santa rosa, napa, and antioch one of the warmer spo

o 18 billion chevr chevron, not cheap, but they have great exposure.land leaser this is a company that's been able to take market share during a low. it's a safe play >> i'm a seller. i sold today we're going to see the high 30s in price of oil. soon er than later. i do not think we're going to go a lot hire and i think the cap on the upside, if we rally, is 55 bucks >> yeah, so for me, i'm not sure how you get into that $30 handle particularly at saudi arabia when you get down to those level, you see the response in the other way, so, to me, it looks like i'm more with tim we've hit the bottom of the channel. you want the most leverage, that's xop >> leverage. >> yeah, that's leverage >> yeah. >> sticking with energy here, exxon mobil sink g nearly 11% this year. one trader is betting on more pain ahead mike joins us from massachusetts we believe to break it all down. hi, mike >> yes, so despite the fact oil has a little bit of a bounce and much of the xle is higher. we saw a buy of over 10,000 of those. that isn't exactly an optimistic outlook for th

chevron, phillips 66, shell, tesoro and vallejo combined. under these new rules they would be allowed to emit more than 21 million tons per year of greenhouse gases. and that cap is 24% higher than the original proposal. so some environmentalists are upset saying the new rules are too weak but it is a presromise. a tative from the defeats the purpose of a cap if yomake it so large that none of the refineries is ever going to reach it. there is a public hearing and there will be party weighing in on that before the big vote. anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> new this morning, prince philip is undergoing treatment at a hospital for an infection. the duke of edinboro was admitted as a precaution. the queen's husband had a number of health problems in the past. right now, he remains in good spirits. but he was not able to attend the queen's speech today. >>> a republican win in the most expensive congressional campaign in history means that the gop holds on to a pivotal house seat. weijia jang has more on the georgia election that the white house was wa

oil companies, texaco, gulf, standard oil of california, chevron, exxon, and standard new york, mobile. they all turned their attention, increasingly so -- this is a process of global exploration that started in the late 19th century but takes on a new urgency, whether it is asia, south america, and especially the middle east and saudi arabia. there were many in his -- many in business and government, s of powerbrokers, those that were in publishing, those that were in washington, those that were ceos and leading executives of these companies. those that were lobbyists of major oil, some of the most influential share luce's vision for expanding american influence abroad. you have encountered harold ickes before. can someone tell me who he was? student: he was the secretary of the interior under fdr. prof. dochuk: what was he like? what were his politics? student: he was concerned over the teapot dome scandal and wanted to have police over the oil industry. prof. dochuk: so interest in regulating. he was appointed secretary of the interior, but also the oil czar of the roosevelt adminis

chevron released this statement.he material is contained and we are investigating the source. >>> port of oakland reached a two year high in terms of volume of imports arriving. the port handled more than 82,000 import containers last month. this was the highest monthly volume since august 2015. the port's export volume has been growing for years mostly due to agricultural products from nampa in central valley. imports account for 40% of could takenners shipped. >>> the stock market ended on a high note. the dow jones is up about 44 points. >>> still ahead, a boy showing care and compassion for the homeless. >> they don't have any shelter, no food or water. so i just wanted to help them. >> coming up, we will tell you how this boy's mission to help provide food, water, and more is spreading. >> a dance celebration turned to tragedy. ♪ ♪ it's softer than ever. new charmin ultra soft! new charmin ultra soft is twice as absorbent so you can use less. and it's softer than ever... so it's harder to resist. okay, this is g

sky 7 shows the soot-like water between a non-chevron ship and a wharf. chevron deployed its emergency response team an quickly contained the material. the investigation shows invest common is not the source of the material. >>> now to a rare sighting in monterey bay. randy, is whale watching. he captured this video of an albino dolphin calf. it was spotted wednesday morning with a pod of wizard dolphins. adult dolphins are usually ten feet long and weigh around 700 pounds. abc 7 news dropped into a pacific bakery extra sweet on the warriors. both staff and customers are big warriors fans. that adds up to a lot of warriors inspired goodies, cakes, cookies, they say a special order with your favorite player's number or jersey. >>> still to come on abc 7 morning, doug nation packed oracle arena for a watch party. are fans now worried about them leading the cavs? and fans of the warriors, why we can't stay here! why? terrible toilet paper! i'll never get clean! way ahead of you. charmin ultra strong. it cleans better. it's four times stronger... ...and you c

what itself interesting about this thing, it's 50% of the weight is exxon, chevron, sclum bergeer. schlumberger when it was trading the selling of 10,000 o. september quarterly 60 puts at 81 center still it looked like that seller bought to open 240u6789 of the cement quarterly, 65 put paying $2.15 for those. those break even at 62.85. what's interesting about that roll, are they are laying out the money. let's go to the chart. this is why 65 strike may be interesting. when you look at this look at the support that it's gotten down to a sharp bounce it's going back lower here i want to break it down. up want to go out five years okay this is this level this is 60 bucks right here. kind of interesting, to me, this was an important break down level in q12016. it had a nice long really for a bit to me, i think you could see the low 60s especially if crude is going back to 41, 40-ish or so. >> check out the full show friday at 5:30 eastern time. >>> macy's is getting a boost. it's a start of a comeback we got those details i'm mellissa lee you are watching "fast money" on cnbc, first i

are watchingourts this very carefully and i think this and the new and the chevron doctrine. i think that what is going to happen is the courts are going agencies back and say you cannot do this. there is no call for any procedure to action. you have not identified a real problem, you have thrown up your hands and said go regulate and that is not enough. we have nothing to review on. not apply when you have a big issue like net neutrality. thee going to decide what law is and we decide that maybe vagueaw is today -- to and open-ended. you're going to have to start again. i don't know we will see cases thrown out like schechter in 1937 but if think we will see a lot narrowing the statues to the will make congress more precise. i will end with the question. i did a lot of legislative work from a first came to washington and some of these markup sessions were really good drama. good entertainment. i asked audiences how many people have ever heard an amendment to the third degree. are any hands going up? maybe one there in the back. that is discouraging in a way. how many people

and often agencies will just take flight and they will take the infamous or famous chevron doctrine, any hint of ambiguity in a statute is authority to go flying off in the sunset. and sometimes the problems that they seek to cure just plain don't exist at all. one of the best lines at the end of his life and one of his last decisions in the famous case, the case involving epa and climate change and tailoring and i'm saying this knowing that the president has apparently just pulled out of the paris accords, the harms that epa was arguing just plain didn't exist and the statute talked in terms of big, big installations creating big, big pollution emissions, and this is not a co-2 kind of thing. co-2 can come out of a house, come out of office building, you can't cover everything. and the statute talked of 200 ton emissions limit and epa said well, that doesn't make sense. we're actually the statute, what they actually the statute actually meant was 100,000 tons. so that's where we're going to start and we're going to taylor the statute to fit what we think is the problem. at one point

the chevron doctrine shows deference to -- the job of judges, to interpret the law as best they can, so, can they? yes. should they? yes. will they? no. >> so, ladies and gentlemen, you can see down there on the first floor, original copies of the orders that john just mentioned, including president roosevelt's order interning the japanese americans and of the president truman's order seizing the steel mills. susan, we're wrapping up. you put on the table the possibility of judicial checks. are there other ones, post watergate congress passed ethics and other laws that constrained the president and has been calls for president to constrain surveillance, understanding the congressional dysfunctions that norm and mickey told us about do you believe congress should be checking the president? >> yes, but will they? bogey be -- yogi berra used to see, predicting the future is hard. there's a case being heard in northern california which the aclu is involved in which challenges the threat of the admission to defunded sanctuary jurisdictions and we think there's a very serious issue under t

chevron put booms around the area to keep it from spreading. substance is only described as a black soot like material and it's in the water alongside the refinery's long wharf. they issued a statement saying the refinery has conducted a thorough check of its wharf operations and is not to leave it is the source of the material. chevron is working with the ship operator to consider other potential sources. >>> if you watched the game you know the first quarter was brutal. and golden state cannot recover and they got their first loss of the postseason. >> they have not lost since april 10. it's been a while. >> that's difficult for us to handle. we have monday to look forward to. >> they can win it on the home court and christien kafton is at the warriors store and one agreed to tell us how fans are taking the pounding by the cavaliers last night. >> oh my god. i am still shellshocked. shellshocked! the first quarter was brutal. i don't even know what to make of it. >> before he could have beverage it was 10-2. >> how do the warriors dig themsel

even had major oil companies standing out in favour of the paris accord, names like exxon mobil, chevronll saying they favour the deal. we have had a lot of reaction on twitter, the boss of gm, seen as a bellwether as he is a huge conglomerate. he said he was disappointed with the decision today on the paris agreement, climate change is real and industry needs to agree. damning words from him. we heard from amazon, putting a statement on twitter saying that they believe for a bust clean energy and climate policies can support american competitiveness, innovation and job growth. it is worth pointing out there are some companies who have come out in favour of what the president announced today. unsurprisingly, many in the energy sector, especially the coal industry, murray energy spoke of how good this would be, and peabody energy, the leading coal company, saying it would be a good dealfor electricity security. thank you. wall street closed higher following his plan to withdraw from the paris climate agreement. several business executives disagreed. president trump said it would be good f

chevron is dragging it down. >> poor chevron. >> let's get to bob pisani hey, bob. >> good morning, guys 3-1, declining to advancing stocks we improved, about to go positive energy is an issue here. take a look at the sectors tech, a lot of the semis on the upside new highs there. health care has been a market leader industrials as well. lot of new highs in industrials. caterpillar is a new high. honeywell, 3m. there's the weak link, energy stocks we haven't had anything at all this year. the big thing right now is a lot of new lows. we've been hitting this a lot. we'll hear a lot again today transocean, hess all at 52-week lows good and bad news about all of this earnings estimates will have to come down on all these big names and that was a big part of the whole oil recovery story good news is that energy stocks are a lot smaller or part of the global markets s&p 500 right now. the impact will not be good lowering the numbers it will be a lot less than it would have been two or three years ago. number two, it's a big help to consumers. finally, you noticed we stopped sayingoil is a pro

looking at exxon/chevron, a lot of trade lately has been towards dividend paying stocks the at&ts androblem with them with the exxons and chevrons as energy weakens, we have a 2.15 ten-year yields, people are looking for the 4, 5 yields. >> dividend stocks will continue to be in demand. >> i think so. if we sat down here six months ago, i don't think any of us would think the rates would be less than 2% >> 2.14 this morning >> even when come banks didn't come in as good as they should, they've done okay. i don't see it as a major drag >> top sector pick has to be financials they had a bump with the rate hike last week overall the earnings season, i look at them to do the best. a a lot of the world is recovering with that, the big multinational banks, one thing that people miss is after 2008, one thing the financial sector did was it became so efficient and well run, there's little to no fat on the bones. >> finally, what are you seeing at t.d. ameritrade as far as flows and retail participation. >> the last four months our clients have been net buyers they participated. apple and face

the questioning of chevron deference reflects rising non-equilibrium about our madisonian institutionsthe anxiety arises from the swollen role of the presidency and other executive agencies, and the dereliction of judicial duty and policing the boundaries of the separation of powers. we are meeting this evening at the national constitutional center. and one of the nations, the world great urban spaces. rich in historical resonance to consider the intersection of something old with something new. what is old is the madisonian constitution, created in this space. what is new is populism as a fighting faith, i know michael to the madisonian project and to constitutionalism generally. populism this filled to its essence is political philosophy distilled to simple majority. as a. the majority -- the belief that majorities are virtuous and that virtuous or not, they should encounter minimal institutional impediments to the swift translation of majority desires into public policies. the premise of the project is diametrically opposed to that. the premise is that in our republic, majority rule

like tsoros, and a couple of exploration companies, cabbot oil and gas only down 3% exxon mobil and chevronn 8%, just about in line so you're a sector perform away from some of these smaller exploration and production names. to put a point on this here. we talked about the stocks and energy that trade more in tandem with oil we asked the partners over at kenshow to show the trading relationships between oil prices and some of the big energy names. turns out these are three of the stocks that trade the closest or tightest alongside oil murphy oil, .71, the correlation co-efficient, the higher the number here, guys, the more it trades with oil. marathon devon as well. take a look at some of those stocks if you're looking for a more levered or at least some way to play oil on these stock sides. >> the space so tough, though. because you just don't know when oil's going to break out of the range that it's been in. >> it's not just that, if you take a look at the baker hughes count, 21 straight weeks they've increased active rigs in the united states, that's a record stretch here so even if you

the sap is rising, love is in the air, two words are millions of americans lips, chevron deference. [laughter] i exaggerate only somewhat. it is notable and i would argue healthy, that the language of the law particularly of constitutional law and aspects of the administrative state that are constitutionally problematic, is such a large part of today's political vocabulary. this after an election in which, according to one important exit poll 20% of voters, one in five, , cited the composition of the supreme court is a foremost concern. the questioning of such chevron deference reflects rising anxiety about this equilibrium among our madisonian institutions. the anxiety arises from the swollen role of the presidencies and executive agencies, and the dereliction of judicial duty policing the boundaries of separation of powers. we are meeting this evening the national constitution center. in one of the world's great urban spaces, rich in historical resonance to consider the intersection of something old with something new. what is old is in madisonian constitution, created in this spa

you've got the top leaders, ceos of american corporations, including bp, chevron, shell, say, please do this. you have silicon valley saying please do not pull america out of this. you've got the environmental community saying please don't do this. you have world leaders saying please don't. the only people think this is a great idea are a small circle around one-half of the white house and a bunch of people listening to rush limbaugh. but the problem is that those very people who are in pennsylvania who you love, jeff and so do i, and in ray west virginia and in ohio, the best shot they have to go back to work is when we start building wind turbines in americaer part fabricating toll sahr panels electric cars be those are the people we've throne under the bus. >> we got to love it leave appreciate it everybodien oh the panel the president said he was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh 7 mayor of response has a response you'll hear from him next. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo deale

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in 1932, standard oil of california, which becomes chevron, strikes oil in bahrain, and at the moment feels like there is much more to gain on the arabian peninsula as a whole. in1933 it wins a concession from saudi arabia, allowing it to explore. tough going for the first 4 years or so until 1938, when it's first major well comes in, indicating there is an expansive pool of oil in saudi arabia. as we enter the 1940's, he will become important as someone that can broker the relationship between saudi arabia and the roosevelt administration. you see evidence of that in 1945 aboard the uss quincy in the suez canal. he helps translate and act as a diplomat between the saudi king and franklin d. roosevelt. again talking about a pressing issue of israel, the potential of an israeli state in the middle east is disconcerting to the king. but also nurturing a relationship that will allow this partnership in major oil to continue. eddy going forward will continue to act as a special for the u.s. state department -- special envoy for the u.s. state department. this is the vision of luce, eddy ,

chevron and exxon mobil, microsoft, apple, starbucks, the gap, and others argue the agreement generatesobs, limits environmental damage, and keeps america's place on the global stage. sarah ladislaw is director of the energy and national security program at the center for strategic and international studies. she was at the u.s. energy department during the george w. bush administration. it is nice to see you. sarah ladislaw: thank you for having me. soledad: i mentioned that are hundreds of businesses, and also even people within president trump's own group, who are against what he has said often -- that he doesn't believe in climate change. he says versions of, "give me a break" about it or china iply. how unusual is that, these businesses are actually taking the lead in something of this magnitude on a global stage? sarah ladislaw: i think one of the things you find that is really interesting is now companies have said we think that the long-term trend in the global economy is toward lower carbon energ and we d't want to be confused about that. we want some clear signals so we can pre

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the victim was working alone at the chevron on washington avenue.uspect appeared to be a shopper. then, pulled out of gun and demanded cash. the clerk complied before being shot. he remains in critical condition. the suspect grabbed money and ran. >>> check this out. this is a good tale here. two south bay crooks stole two boxes of these yellow devices. they thought they were cell phone chargers. these yellow boxes led police right to them. >> eight hours later, we had them in custody. >> reporter: they were able to zero in because they didn't know what they had stolen from this tech company. they took two boxes of tracking devices. they're used to track shipments and notify if the cargo has been dropped or exposed to temperature change. >> they know where it is. they know when it moves. and they know they can be within two minutes of react iing. >> reporter: the trackers were among $30,000 worth of equipment stol stolen. police had a real leg up. >> we put an application on the phone. he and his fellow officers could track live in their patrol car

especially from the world of business, there have been so many attacks within the paris agreement, so chevron or exxon, the big u.s. oil companies, they actually supported to remain in the paris accord. you look at the stocks of some of the coal players, like peabody, they even dropped on the decision. anchor: trump said that he's done this for the sake of the economy. will it provide a boost? jens: i actually doubt it. look at the coal industry. especially because the president mentioned it so often. the u.s. coal industry, roughly 65,000 people employed. in the united states, that is really not much. if he's going to push harder for the coal industry, automation plays a big part in that industry already so it will probably not create thousands of new jobs as donald trump promised with his words. i'm rather skeptical. if you look at renewable energies, most jobs in the written -- most jobs in the energy field in the past few years have been created in solar and the wind turbine industries. to say that jobs would be lost if the u.s. remained in the paris agreement is rather doubtful. i'm skep

chevron traded higher because crude oil price started drifting back up and beyond that, the price of copper, a key industrial precious metal is within about 3% this week and bond yields are also up 5% to levels not seen since may. for "nightly business report," i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >> it looks like a slam dunk quarter for nike. the world's largest sportswear maker reported better than expected earnings. even in the face of increasing competition. the dow component earned 60 cents in the most recent quarter. ten cents above estimates. revenue up 5% from a year ago to more than 8.5 billion. investors liked the result, sending the stock hire in initial afterhours trading as nike's quarter. >> winning ways it sees for nike after revenues came up short last quarterly earnings. the north american market which had been lagging nike's business so far this year showing signs of life in the quarter with revenues slightly higher than expe expected, while sales were less than anticipated and in just a few day's time, the world's largest apparel maker is gd to sell their

chevron, about 98 points. and the biggest drag so far has been on the financial side of things, perhaps no surprise there, goldman sachs dragging about 167 points off, as financials have lagged so far in trading this year. as we talk about the dow, fairly narrow range of stocks powering the gains there, much like the s&p 500 where the top five stocks in there, like apple, like alphabet, like microsoft, like amazon and facebook, are powering many of the gains there. these few stocks are the ones driving the gains for the dow so far this year. the question is whether that becomes a detriment in the future. we would like to see larger participation for that bull market. i'm dominic chu for "nightly business report." >>> as stocks have rallied, so has the price of gold, often viewed as a safe hastven. this year gold is closing in on $1300 an ounces. a new report suggests that adding alternative investments to a traditional portfolio of stocks and bonds has historically increased returns. so should investors consid

exxon mobil and chevron. that weighed on the broader market with the dow and s&p 500 retreating from all time highs. the dow jones industrial average fell 61 points to 21,467. the nasdaq was off 50 and the s&p 500 dropped 16. >> and the retail sector was weak today. this after amazon took yet another swing at the industry that it's been reshaping. the online company is now launching a new clothing delivery service. the concern for retailers is this new competitor will lead the lower prices and narrower margins. something the industry is alrewith bob b pisani has more for us tonight. >> today, it was retail stocks that took a dive as the amazon juggernaut rolled on. they rolled out amazon wardrobe where they tackle some of the biggest problems with buying clothes. the time it takes to shop and hassle for finding the right size and returning stuff you don't want. big retail names like nordstrom, j.c. penny's and discounters all down 3 to 8% or more. that's a lot. the it's a simple idea. try before you buy. pay

chevron says it's contained and that it's not oil. crews collected samples for testing. unclear how much of the material has spilled. >>> okay. live look oracle arena where thousands of warrior fans will watch game 4 of the nba finals tonight in cleveland. they're hoping for a sweep,able oakland police hoping for peace. live in oakland. appear. appear chuck if the war yours win the championship police are ready in case the celebrations get out of hand. >> reporter: well that's right. the game plan according to be oakland police is this position. that the warriors are a unifying force not one to attack groups that may seize upon a moment to engage in an act of violence. every available oakland police officer has been called into work tonight. and the downtown oakland association is confident that there will be enough patrols to keep an nba championship celebration from getting out of control. >> anything can happen in large crowd. we have to be aware of that. at the end of the day preparation is key. and i feel that we have the appropriate numbers and with our staff and e