chevron. >> chevron doesn't come out every day to talk to youth. >> reporter: the grim reaper and trees mixed together for this protest against chevron and a mix of teenagers and grownups to get #oilmoney out. >> our futures are on the line, our lives are ongtd line. while school and education is important, none of that matters if we don't have a planet to live on or lives to live. >> what scientists are telling us is that extracting oil and gas and then burning it is actually causing our planet to heat up. >> reporter: others disagree and held up signs saying it's homer simpson science. >> the seas are not rising. if you consider 1/8 of an inch a year. it would take 100 years to rise a foot. >> reporter: chevron says it does believe the science. >> we believe climate change is real and human activity, including the use of our products, contributes to the situation. >> reporter: chevron says it is taking action to lower greenhouse production. >> we've invested more than a billion dollars to two carbon capture storage projects in australia and canada, which collectively will reduce green

change adding that chevron is taking action to address climate change by investing in technology and low carbon business opportunities that could. >>house gas emissions. >>while continuing to produce affordable reliable and ever cleaner energy to support our social and economic progress in san ramon charl%s clifford kron 4 news. california airports are getting almost a billion dollars in federal funds the us transportation secretary announced today that the federal aviation administration will award. >>$986 million in airport infrastructure grants in california. 2 grants totaling more than million will go to sfo for upgrades to airfield lighting and sound insulation in high noise areas near the airport $5 million is going to the hollister airport to build a taxiway. one and a half million is going to be candid field in concord for runway repairs, not tree airport in vacaville and ukiah airport in mendocino county are also getting funds. the airport with the most grant funding is la acts with more than million. >>in the south bay according to police a woman accidentally shoots her hus

this time in san ramon at the chevron headquarters. the group is called youth versus the apocalypse. want chevron to transition away from fossil fuels by the year 2025. chevron released this statement about the protest thing in part, we support open and honest dialogue with representatives from all viewpoints. chevron is taking action to address climate change by investing in technology and low carbon business opportunities that could reduce greenhouse gas. that's not the only climate change protest. students all over the world are protesting climate change. in washington dc this morning the crowds shut down streets. hundreds of south korean students boycotted their classes and marched in seoul to demand leaders stop climate change. students also gathered in the italian capital of rome and in new zealand. tens of thousands buildup streets across the country. >>> a hayward man dead after an early morning crash on 680. he was driving southbound near treat boulevard and collided with a dump truck. his car rolled over and ended up against

back here live we have a call in to chevron so we're hoping to hear back from chevron regarding the protest. reporting live in san ramon, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >>> many are calling day major break-through at san jose's presentation high school. this is now launching a full investigation into allegations of past sexual abuse at the all girl school. the accusations go back years and nbc bay area investigative unit first broke that story two years ago. the new president for the school took over this summer. she says the time is right for an external investigation. one former student who says that the school ignored her complaints for years is happy about the latest development. >> it's something that i and thousands of community members have been asking for almost two years now. >> more than a dozen former students have accused the school of dismissing their complaints about sexual contact by faculty and staff. allegations range from nearly three decades ago to as recently as 2017. the school also issued its first ever apology to the victims. >>> 6:07. today marks the return

i'm here at the chevron post that stock is nicely higher. oil prices rising after that attack in saudi arabia, though the energy sector, one of the few sectors higher broader markets are lower. with 59 minutes left to trade. >> i'm sara eisen. welcome, everyone. let's look at what is driving the action lower right now it is the attack on oil facilities in saudi arabia oil prices and energy stocks are spiking on concerns of supply disruptions. those same geopolitical tensions have the rest of the market in risk-off mode. equity broadly lower, gold higher, treasury yields are slumping and global growth concerns back in the headlines, as china's economic data comes in weaker. joining us for the entire hour, final hour of trade is keith bliss, managing partner and ceo of iq capital usa. keith, welcome >> thank you very much >> you and i were just chatting about the fact that you were noting that you're kind of surprised that the stock market isn't down even worse. >> i think it's really resilient and speaks to the trend we've been seeing through

they demand that chevron stop using fossil fuels by the year 2025. chevron issued a statement this morning saying, we support open and honest dialogue with representatives from all viewpoints. if the movements lead to an honest conversation about how we balance energy supply for growing world, economic development and the environment, then, it is a good conversation to have. chevron is taking action to drimatchange by investing in technology and low carbon business opportunities that could reduce greenhouse gas emissions, while continuing to oduce affordable, reliable and cleaner energy to support social and economic progress. climate protesters are hitting the streets in cities around the world. >> they demand government take action, in a climate summit at the united nations this week. reporter lauren green takes us to the demonstrations. >> reporter: from washington d.c., do new zealand and italy, actavis are hitting the streets friday, demanding government address climate change. each day of protest, there is an earth >>>. in new zealand, thousand

the activists are calling on chevron to change its ways saying the company has a history of contributing to climate change. chevron responded by saying it supports an honest conversation about climate change and says it is investing in technology and low carbon business opportunities. this could reduce greenhouse gas emissions. >>taking a live look outside right now the environment camera overlooking san francisco of fog is back. >>that is 5 but it could be snow. good side hard ao tell from that vantage point chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here and we are talking about snow. >>hard to believe that night in october but here we go again we've already had some snow in the sierra nevada already but if you're planning to go up there watch this is the latest forecast models we're going to show you the rain beginning to move in by tomorrow and then all of a sudden that snow starts to creep in by tomorrow afternoon now most of that it's going to be above a 7,000 feet or so, but if you're headed over 50 possibly over 80, you go to the passes you may briefly run into some snow has not done

they are planning to rally outside the chevron station. they demand that chevron stop using fossil fuel fuels by the year 20 25. other rallies outside wells fargo in santa cruz. and in the consulate in los angeles. >>> the whistleblower accusing president trump of pressuring ukraine and embarrassing information on joe biden and his son hunter. the new york times claims the whistleblower is a cia agent who was assigned to the white house but is now back at the cia. his lawyers say it's dangerous to release information about the whistleblower. >>> at the same time, president trump can be heard blasting the person who filed that complaint against him. >> he or she is a spy. we used to handle that a little differently than we do now. >> the l.a. times retained that recording when president trump was at a private event. it also describes rudy giuliani, the president's lawyer , as a central figure in the misconduct. he met with advisors to the president of ukraine. >> they called me, i did call them. they asked me if i would take a call and meet

the group will demand that chevron get off fossil fuels by 2025.nt governor newsom to require companies to phase out oil production statewide. the protest will start this morning at 9:00. >>> abc news is committed to building a better area to solve the problems most important to you. one of the big pains that commuters share are people trying to cheat the system by evading b.a.r.t. fares. you have seen the videos like this. people hopping over. sliding oununder. >>er wher eer everywhere. >> b.a.r.t. says evaders cost them millions a year. so in an effort to stop the cheats, they will install the swing gates. similar to the ones that muni has. replacing these older gates is expected to cost $150 million. >>> if you are planning on catching the new film "joker" think twice about going in costumes. a lot of theaters are banning dress-up. >>> and a truck full of bicycles stolen from an east bay non-profit. the plea from organizers who are desperate to get those bikes back in the hands of kids. >> you're waking up to cloudy conditions with mist and driz

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in fact, i believe if you look at it, exxon and chevron would be by 40 points adding to the dow.he concerns this is kicking off i cross the globe and all the major averages bringing them down pretty significantly. s&p down by 14 points and the futures indicated down by 65 look at what's happening in the treasury market, you'll see the ten year right now is yielding all the way up at 1.829% 30-year back at 2.3% so some much higher levels of yields than we've been used to in recent month. >>> our top story, a series after attacks that took place over the weekend energy prices are soaring. wti crude at 59.55 brent at 65.60 big questions for the future of the aramco ipo airline prices, all sorts of things brian sullivan is covering the huge moves in the oil prices in houston. but we want to start this morning with hadley gamble in riyadh, saudi arabia good morning, hadley. >> good morning, guys. we are now over 48 hours from the largest ever terror attack on saudi arabia's oil production facilities and still very muted response from not just the government itself but aramco we're tol

they are demanding chevron stop uses of fossil fuel by the year 2025. chevron issued a same at this morning saying wiese of ward open and honest dialogue with representatives from all viewpoints. these movements lead to an honest conversation of how we balance energy supply for a growing world and the environment than it is a good conversation to have. the company added chevron is taking action to address climate change by investing in technology and low carbon business opportunities that could reduce greenhouse gas emissions while continuing to produce affordable and reliable energy to support social and economic progress.>>> climate protesters are also hitting the streets and cities around the world demanding governments take action following a climate summit at the united nations. >> reporter: from washington, d.c. to new zealand and italy, activists are taking to the streets demanding governments address climate change during a day of protests branded as earth strike. new zealand found the declaration of a climate emergency. >> reporter: these world

a spokesperson for chevron said the company is taking steps to lower greenhouse production. >>> san ramon only city in california having a climate protest. hundreds of residents in the city and employees in long beach took to the streets for a climate strike. protesters carried signs that read climate crisis, mass extinction. >>> all over the world young activists strike against climate change. in switzerland students in zérich marched and chanted with the banners and megaphones and students in milan in italy also took to the streets today as part of the fridays for future global climate strikes. in canada, 500,000 people joined the march in montrial led by prime minister justin trudeau and swedish environmental activists, greta thunberg. >> i guess they must feel like their worldview or their interests or whatever it is is threatened by us. >> still had at 5:30, the story of an italian town threatened by a melting glacier.>>> back here in the bay area we are watching the forecast. what a cool down. >> you would think this week was divided into two halves, summer and winter in the average

the upwigroup will demand that chevron get off fossil fuels by 2025. they want governor newsom to require companies to phase out oil production statewide. the protest will start this morning at 9:00. >>> in the south bay, san jose's presentation high school is hiring an outside law firm to investigate past reports of sexual abuse and misconduct at the catholic girl's school. several former presentation students claimed that administrators mishandled their complains about sexual misconduct. one student wrote about her experience in the "washington post." presentation hired a law firm that specializes in sexual harassment complaints and workplace in schools. >>> abc news is committed to building a better bay area to solve the problems most important to you. one of the biggest pain that many communities are sharing is trying to cheat the system by evading b.a.r.t. fares. b.a.r.t. says that fare evaders cost them from millions of every year. so to stop fare cheats, b.a.r.t. leaders approved new swing gates. they feature two clear doors that swing open and

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the man's body was found yesterday afternoon on chevron at a chevron station on grand avenue right near perkins street. police haven't released any other details at this time, but we'll keep you updated on the story. now to the north bay where police there are investigating a shooting that they believe was fueled by road rage. it happened wednesday morning on highway 37 in right near the wilson avenue exit. authorities say someone in another vehicle shot at 2 men in a brown honda accord fortunately, nobody was hurt. despite the bumper to bumper traffic in the area at the time chp says it's hoping that because so many people were on the road at the time that maybe someone will come forward with vital information. >>6.38 and there plans to close a hospital in the east bay, but the mayor of albany says that it may result in loss of life if it goes through with kron forcefully call now to explain. >>a dire message from albany. mayor rochelle may send people will suffer we think that lives will be lost tonight said she says sutter health doesn't budge from its plans to close the alta bates h

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gathered outside chevron headquarters in san ramon today in response chevron says it supports an honest conversation about climate change and says it's investing in technology in low carbon business opportunities that could reduce greenhouse gas emissions. >>well let's take a live look outside on this friday night, a cool friday, but a crisp looking picture looking outside now many clouds and that much fog out there it appears and this just for a i was thinking about the weekend warrants a you know we got stuff to do the got a few things to do better. we and i think the weekend goingo even cooler and we'll see the winds whipping around the bay area too. >>we are seeing some patchy fog though toward sfo and that is causing some issues there tonight, it's not due to any of the right there with construction that is done but still our long delays of being reported. that's because the fog low cloud cover that is settled in and these temperatures something else cool yesterday a good 20 to 30 degrees in some parts the bay area watch what happened today, the cool down another 10 even 15 degrees

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chevron ceo discussed that issue. >> it is too early to discuss the ramifications of this. other than to say, i do think the energy sector has been some what out of favor. part of that is perhaps the market had grown a little bit comfortable with risks that we never become comfortable with. these events demonstrate those risks are real >> let's get to more insight here globe al oil research platform chris, as we talk about what the chevron ceo just stated. can this be built into the global markets given what we saw in saudi arabia? is. >> absolutely, there is a need now. as we look back to october last year, oil prices went up to $86 a barrel because of concern. this has taken out a lot of that spare capacity potentially 3 million barrels a day which will take time to come back on to the market. more importantly has completely changed the geopolitical environment in the middle east this is a complete change of who we have seen before where we are seen attacking with infrastructure with their intent to show capability and not necessarily to cause harm. this is a shift in the

organizer say that one chevron to give up on fossil fuels. other events are scheduled today in santa cruz and los angeles. let's take a live look to washington dc for protesters who shot down the streets are back this morning for another raleigh. you can see the photographer trying to get that shot. a lot of people lined up. demonstrators are blocking traffic at major intersections. >>> the oakland athletics chasing the playoffs in a wildcard race and or one with what closer to clinching a postseason spot. oakland taking care of business last night the mariners in seattle. the green and gold on the verge of a wild-card playoff berth. they need another victory tonight or cleveland indians loss to clinching despot. >>> the san francisco giants also in the booth. they are celebrating something this weekend. the longtime manager. our reporter is live outside or in part this morning on how the team is planning to bid farewell to the longtime skipper.>> not only did he help lead us to three world series titles, is also just a really nice guy who is

i'm here at the chevron post that stock is nicely higher. that attack in saudi arabia, though the energy sector, one of the few sectors higher broader markets are lower. with 59 minutes left to trade. >> i'm sara eisen. welcome, everyone. let's look at what is driving the action lower right now it is the attack on oil facilities in saudi arabia oil prices and energy stocks are spiking on concerns of supply disruptions. those same geopolitical tensions have the rest of the market in risk-off mode. equity broadly lower, gold higher, treasury yields are slum

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police say a car riddled with bullet holes showed up at this pleasant hills chevron yesterday. a person inside the vehicle asked for help, but the car sped off before police arrived. later someone showed up at a hospital with a gunshot wound. officers are trying to piece together what happened there. >>> federal prosecutors will not seek civil charges against two sacramento police officers who shot and killed an unarmed african-american than in his grandparents backyard. stephon clark's death last year set off a wave of protests. police chased him on foot after searching for a burglary suspect. officers fired at clark after he moved towards them holding an object that resembled a handgun. it turned out to be a cell phone. the shooting of clark also prompted california law to change for when police can use deadly force. >>> happening this morning, martin luther king junior high school in pittsburg will hold its third annual million father march as part of events around the country today. starting at 8:00 this morning dads and father figures dropping off kids will march through c

. >> at this chevron in walnut creek, one gallon of regular gas costs $4.29. i want to show you this toyota tacoma behind me. it costs that driver $70 just to fill up his truck. drivers i talked to aren't happy about these prices. >> well, prices -- they go pretty high. and then, filling it. >> it is definitely a lot more expensive. i go to sacramento about three times a week because it is filling up quite a bit more. >> reporter: customers at this walnut creek chevron felt the pain at the pump paying $4.29 per gallon of regular gas. the entire state of california is now averaging more than $4 a gallon. >> they go up, and for me, and i think for most regular people, we all have a budget that we are thinking about. and as gas prices go up, the budgets that we allow for gas is now expanding and for us you have to take money out of somewhere else in your budget to facilitate getting to work every day. >> reporter: some drivers say this sudden spike has them rethinking how to get around. >> trying to commute and carotherrable. so i give my ener why i from the sun.

but it also probably accounts for the vigor of his views on things like chevron. on the 10th circuit, he wrote a case concerning chevron deference in which signing a good deal like a recent book on the subject, he hammered on marbury versus madison is the power is to say what the law is which in my view is a tearing of that sentence from its proper context in marbury versus madison, but he's proud of that view. and i think he's skeptical about the force of the presumption of constitutionality in some respects. i have a recent article on the subject i would love to put in front of him. it's in the american thought defense of james bradley thayer. i should have caught him young like hadley, caught him young and made him read thomas reed. men and women of this maturity are probably beyond the reach of our intellectual efforts at this point. >> i'm not so sure i so readily subscribe to the view that it's libertarian judicial engagement that's coming out. we wouldn't have said that ant antonin scalia. the key facts have to be decided by a jurimey. it may be constitutio

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chevron offered to buy petroleum for $33 billion and got outbid by a company that paid 38 billion.o the other company now owns them and you can get two companies for the price that chevron was going to phi buy one of them. >> so you'd by occidental and not worry about the share prices >> let's reverse this. you mentioned just a few minutes ago that major companies like apple bore rod $150 billion last week. >> yes. >> it's smart to borrow money right now at record-low interest rates. it's smart to borrow that money and occi was smart to borrow that money to buy ana darko. but it's because they've been running around crying like a kid that got shamed because warren buffett got a better price than him and he's been talking the stock down and saying how terrible these people are all apple and all these other companies borrowing money are saying they were geniuses do that. >> so you're going with occi and your picks, by the way, that's one in the oil patch which is unpopular right now you have another one in the financials, wells fargo. talk babout unpopular. what makes you think we're

chevron is investing in low carbon opportunities and continuing to produce energy to support social and economic progress. >>> a man from missouri under arrest for starting wildfires was in the bay area for his 50th high school reunion. graham is charged with 15 counts of arson, graham appeared at the reunion as the fires were burning. there were no injuries but the fires burned 128-acres. he's held on 2 million bail. >>> the preserve is closed to the public as crews keep an eye out for hot spots. a brushfire flared up yesterday. the fire reached the southern fence line but no structures were damaged. >>> federal investigators left southern california without determining the cause of the dive boat fire. teams have been reviewing what remains of the conception. 33 passengers died of smoke inhalation. many were from the bay area. the captain and four crew members survived. >>> still to come, why facebook may delay launching the cripto currency. >> tragedy in texas. >>> the a's are going to the playoffs after clenching a playoff spot but they have to keep winning to play at home. >>> helpi

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