justice sotomayor: now then we get into chevron. but, if we're going to go, as we have suggested, which is go to the better, go to the better reading of the actual language of the statute, you lose. mr. huston: no. respectfully, justice sotomayor, i mean, i disagree with that. i think the other thing to note about this argument, of course, is that it's outside the scope of the question presented because it only applies to people who travel abroad. and the question presented in this case was about the effect of granting tps itself. but, again, i think the clear import of mtina is to specify that a person goes out and comes back in the same status. and what that's going to mean for a person like petitioners is that they will return to the united states in the status of someone who has no lawful immigration status, who is present here unlawfully and is subject to removal but, because of tps, will not be removed temporarily during conditions in their home country. that's their immigration status. justice sotomayor: thank you, counsel. i

but new lobbying disclosure forms from chevron just disclosed this week show that chevron as a company, again, chevron, based in california, has taken it upon themselves to become the lobbyist in washington against the u.s. government putting any sanctions on the myanmar military dictatorship. and the sanctions that might take a big bite out of their big gas field there. which again, is the same gas field that is the revenue source funding the dictatorship that has just taken over that country. happy earth, day right? democrats today in congress, convening this theory, doing this legislative work, are doing that the u.s. should stop giving tens of billions of dollars in taxpayer money to gigantic oil and gas companies every year. since, a, they don't need it. and be, why are we paying for that? and by the way, have you seen how they are behaving around the world? big oil and gas gets taxpayer subsidies. any taxpayer, u.s. taxpayer funds, making in to the chevron lobbying budget that is trying to keep the spigot open for the murderous military junta that just took over burma? because ch

new lobbying disclosure forms from chevron just disclosed this week shows that chevron as a company -- again, chevron based in california has taken it upon themselves to become the lobbyist in washington against the u.s. government putting any sanctions on the myanmar military dictatorship. any sanctions that, of course course, might take a big bite out of the gas field there. it is the funding source that has overtaken the dictatorship in that country. democrats today in congress convening this hearing, doing this legislative work, arguing that the u.s. should maybe stop giving tens of billions of dollars in taxpayer money to gigantic oil and gas companies every year, since, a, they don't need it, and b, why are we paying for that? and c, have you seen how they're behaving around the world? big oil and gas gets taxpayer subsidies. any taxpayer funds making it into the chevron lobbying budget that's trying to keep the spigot open for the military that took over burma because chevron is worried about anyone taking a bite out of their gas field there? are they seriously paying for that.

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pierre breber, chevron cfo, thank you very much.ink that the idea of how you deal with winterizing texas is just one piece of the puzzle. you have to wonder, as these guys are confronting esg investors in the long run, doesn't wind up raising your cost of capital? it seems like investors are saying please don't do that. please just drill well and drill fast, and give us money. guy: absolutely. that is the point at the moment about returning money to shareholders, and that continues to be the consistent theme you hear from the majors, from the listed shale guys as well. what you don't hear it from is the private guys. to the point about whether you winterize or not, that was a long-term event. you get these events every once in a while. they are going to happen. you prepare for them? do you invest in them? i don't know. we don't get much snow here in london, therefore we don't invest that much. but when we get snow, it is pretty bad. you then have to think about, just to bring the climate change thing for circle, we are experiencing

the group's biggest holdings, exxon mobile and chevron reporting. chevron matching earnings.ker refining margins. the stock down 2 .6% for exxon mobile reporting the first profit in five quarters. the oil major saying it lowered cash operating expansion compared to a year ago and exxon up 40% year to date. down a little over 1% at the moment >>> a programming note as we head back to break don't miss the small business play book on may 4th the most trusted voices in business provide critical advice and vital resources to help owners overcome extraordinary obstacles and stage a strong comeback register now at kro cnbcevents.com/playbook. we're back in two. folks the world's first fully autonomous vehicle is almost at the finish line today we're going to fine tune the dynamic braking system whoo, what a ride! i invested in invesco qqq a fund that invests in the innovators of the nasdaq 100 like you you don't have to be a deep learning engineer to help make the world a smarter place does this come in blue? become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq did you know that petco, is

again, you have chevron boosting their dividend. the expectation for buybacks as well as dividend increases today in the earnings reports. at 8:30, the data dump could be the most important of the week. we get the measure of inflation that the federal reserve looks at. we are not expecting that big of again. to all of the discussion of when i go to the grocery store, everything more expensive. we will be discussing whether this is the correct metric as well as how much will make the fed moves. also, personal income and spending data. the income will show us the stimulus checks when out in march. the spending will show the fact that people have higher savings. income is a forget to increase more than 20%. tomorrow, berkshire hathaway is holding their annual shareholder meeting. very curious to see what we hear from warren buffett in terms of the optimism for the economy. last year, he sounded a little scared. this year the focus will be on the cash pile. is it time to buy something? jonathon: i am intrigued to hear what he has to say

that was enough to cover its recently raised dividend that chevron's -- dividend, but chevron's refiningision earned less than a year ago. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> right now you can get $400 extra week, and that is going to go through september. are they going to not take that job or not? some people are going to make that calculus and not take that job, but i don't buy the argument that everyone is sitting out of the labor force just to collect $400 extra week. jonathan: that was the wells fargo chief economist. from new york city this morning, good morning. alongside lisa abramowicz, i'm jon ferro. tom keene back with us on monday. on this friday morning, shaping up as follows. a taste of the equity market that has been ripping higher over the last few months. we are down 0.5%. the call of the morning, jonathan golub at credit suisse and the team, 4600 on the s&p 500, boosting their price target from 4300. i keep going back ove

first off, chevron, am i right in saying that chevron 103 a share shows what a 5% dividend somethingts talk last year about big oil is done. they're beginning to cut the dividend all of these things, chevron comes out and grows the dividend comes out this morning in announces over 30 billion dollars of quarterly revenue over a billion dollars of quarterly profit. incredible capital discipline from chevron throughout the whole covid crisis. they presented their cash flow, they have a strong balance sheet, and they're growing the dividend and those who held on to chevron through this difficult period are now up about 70% from its low levels. stuart: okay we'll bet on it i'm sorry i don't have time to go into ym fishings a pipe company and sorry i don't have time for it david next time come to explain it all. david good man thanks so much. see you again soon. >> all right. stuart: kentucky derby -- it is very likely to be the biggest sport event in terms of attendance since the pandemic began. it is boosting the economy of louisville, and we have a report from the derby municipal for yo

the only one that would sit down with us was chevron phillips.ustainability. you've seen california, the legislation... >> yeah, yeah. >> sullivan: some bans across the country, and a lot of targets on single-use plastic. >> uh-huh, yeah, our view is, you have to be very careful with that, 'cause sometimes the substitute products can have a bigger environmental impact than the thing you are banning. >> sullivan: right. >> so, we don't think banning these products is necessarily the, the right way to go. >> sullivan: what does chevron phillips want to see happen? >> we support, actually, the c.c. goals-- american chemistry council. >> sullivan: yeah. >> goals of getting plastic waste out of landfills by, i think, the date is 2040. >> sullivan: chevron phillips would like to see all of that plastic recycled back to make new plastic things? >> yeah. >> sullivan: how, how do you get it to a place where 100% of this plastic getting recycled? how do you get there? >> much more education needs to happ... >> sullivan: yeah. >> ...on how to recycle. you a

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chevron has committed significant cap exin the region and reduced outside the permean in the past yearwhich remaine in the u.s., i think the competition significantly decrease but bankruptcies and mergers and they have five year dividend deeld in last five years and you have people going back driving and a i think it's a low price. >> we're going to come up talking about the crypto collapse, bitcoin crashing below $50,000 at one point, chart master hits the charts ahead plus nightmare for spacs but esdon't stop one fan from living his spac dreams we take you inside the trade we take you inside the trade when "fast money" returns. need better sleep? try nature's bounty sleep 3 a unique tri layer supplement, that calms you helps you fall a sleep faster and stay a sleep longer. great sleep comes naturally with sleep 3 only from nature's bounty so you're a small business, and stay a sleep longer. great s or a big one.urally you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the larg

so he took that principle first of all to the soviets to his friend, chevron nazi. and he said you'll stand with us won't you? and chevron nazi. they're all your own. you know, we iraq is our ally. so this is difficult one. but with various skillful diplomacy and the help of dennis ross. baker succeeded in getting soviet joint leadership in mobilizing this coalition to eject saddam from kuwait but there was the issue also of the other countries in the gulf. saudi arabia was particularly vulnerable because saddam hussein had indicated that he was mobilizing or that he could mobilize troops to move on the northern part of saudi. and therefore secretary -- cheney was sent to saudi arabia to offer defense to offer security. but naturally you've got to start paying for it and the country which produces all that oil should done well be able to put in a few bucks. the kuwaitis could put in a few bucks. and gradually they collected. from nations of the persian cup from japan from europe support in terms of money equipment troops transport so that it became an international

chevron reported in-line eps and revenue beats.erly losses as demand for oil plunged. wti is down but way up from levels a year ago. barb, i just want to get your thoughts on the two oil majors, the results today and the fact that they're not only under pressure today but despite a very strong start to the year, the fact that energy too seems to be pulling back at this level. >> i think this is part of the phenomenon we were just talking about. you see energy is the best performing sector year to date it's up over 30% exxon itself is up 40% chevron is up nearly 23% so the question now is, okay, we don't yet have a global synchronized recovery. that's where we're expecting more demand to come. we're certainly seeing it in the u.s. you also then have supply issues opec and others have been relatively disciplined but history has shown that may not last so it's always the question of where will oil prices be going forward. i think right now a lot of good news is in the stock exxon for instance is a well run company. there's a lot of th

and good opportunity let's see what chevron has to say. will the stay at home trade be put to rest it comes down to clorox and colgate. like they aren't getting money they made, a lot the charts are terrible. i can't say the stocks will behave well when they report at best, these are battle field stocks and there is no reason to go near battle field, not in this market. bottom line, remember, there will be reports next week that are met with negativity and not all ofthem will be genuinely bad so i'm urging you to take advantage of the weakness. look for buying opportunities, i'll help you. the stocks that get thrown away often don't deserve it so be ready to search for them and then you can pounce. zack in rhode island, zack >> caller: jim, how are you? boo-yah. >> boo-yah, i am good. i hope you are let's go to work >> caller: shoutout to my buddies in vegas. >> love those guys. >> caller: i'm calling about rathion. i held it for a couple months and seems to be lagging behind defense stocks but it has had some really good news recently it

chevron, at least earlier today was the worst performer in the dow. it may still be. you do with this one it is your only position in energy, so it matters to you maybe more than some others? >> yes, it is our only individual stock position in energy, but i would say, you know, for a company that is so focused on free cash flow growth, the fact they had a cash flow disappointment this quarter is somewhat disappointing, but i think a lot of it was weather related. so as we look going forward, still focused on the big picture here, we are looking for 10% compound annual growth rate and free cash flow over the next several years. to us that's attractive. you know, chevron has continued to be the most disciplined company within the energy space in terms of capital deployment so we continue to hold the position here. >> okay. we're going to take a quick break. the nfl draft underway, as you know brandon copeland, nfl player and cnbc financial wellness council member, joins us with his money advice for rookies >>> plus, do not miss the cnbc "small business playbook" coming

some names that look a tttracti include ibm, chevron and dow ibm and chevron have close to 4.9% yields lower at 4.3% >> rob, i see you are in philly. my hometown. your pick on the cheesesteak place? >> got to go with geno's. >> you and jim we'll talk about it later. rob morgan from sethi company. thank you. >>> when we come back, your morning stocks to match and the sky rocketing shares of one drugmaker. >>> plus the road to reopening one philadelphia restauranteur and the steps she is taking to keep her business afloat. >>> and later, mastercard chief economist is here on the spending and where it is going a the post-pandemic world busy day ahead when "worldwide exchange" returns. stay with us modern or reliable. we want both - we want a hybrid. so do banks. that's why they're going hybrid with ibm. a hybrid cloud approach helps them personalize experiences with watson ai while helping keep data secure. ♪ ♪ ♪ from banking to manufacturing, businesses are going with a smarter hybrid cloud, using the tools, platform and expertise of ibm. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. we begin with gamestop i

and then he said are you still a director of chevron? i was the secretary of state. but in russia, dimitri who is the deputy prime minister and also the chairman of gas -- state and economy and politics and personal fortunes with a fair amount of political violence. know that mr. putin has decided that he is the once and future president of russia, i think the chances that russia is going to break out of that and built on other strengths that it might have, including a smart population. for those have receded. i think unfortunately, russia will not find greater strength in the international economy. it's pretty much an economy that is dependent on the price of oil as well. >> let's go back to the arab spring. what do you think the lessons are? >> the lesson of the arab spring is the authoritarianism is not stable. it is not stable. if men, women and children don't have a way to change your circumstances and change their government peacefully, they will do it violently. when we were in romania, we learned what i call the ceausescu moment. he was the dictator of romani

and marathon the single best performers now, of course the most consequential of exxon, mobile and chevron, the two biggest stocks in the s&p energy sector. i mentioned the 43% gain over the last year, exxon is up 34% chevron up a mottest, so yes, underperformers. that was a crazy day for all offer here >> in some ways nice to have it in the rear-view miro. >>> it's also been the rush for@leisure. gap says the trend is here to stay they are expanding athleta to canada retail stores will be launched this fall. mary beth 4r0uden is ceo of alt l -- athleta. >> thank you for joining us to talk about the expansion you certainly are not the only retailer that's tried to expand into canada, but not everybody has been successful why will you be successful? >> i think there's a lot of ways we will be success elf in the market first of all our offering and positioning. we've done a lot of consumer research in the canadian market, and definitely feel like there's a desire to have a new brand that's really focused on, you know, performance lifestyle product and mission driven we are enter a market whe

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by the way, exxon and chevron out with earnings in two hours. >>> and amazon if you thought the numberswere big look at this amazon sales surging cloud sales up 32% streaming hours up 70% that stock up right now about 2% to another record high we will get more on amazon throughout the morning more proof it is amazon's world and we're just shopping in it. >>> more breaking news on friday credit suisse board member and chairman is out. officially stepping down amid shareholder rebellion over the archegos scandal he had been a target as a symbol of the risk failures and bad bets by the bank not only with archegos, but green sill that shareholder meeting continues now. this is the latest in the ongoing saga at credit suisse which lost tens of billions of dollars over one or two bad trades. >>> let's get to the markets the next guest is at the top of the market m & a is hot perhaps hotter than it has ever been much of this involves the transformation of how we think about work and business. specifically to becoming more sustainable. if you have not heard about something called a sustainabili

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later this morning we're checking in on the energy sector with earnings from exxon mobil and chevron, they break at 7:30 a.m. eastern time. joining me now market t strategt jeff sott. joining the conversation all morning long, tom bevin and james freeman. welcome one and a all, gentlemen. jeff, to you first. what do you make of the spending plans, the backdrop in terms of the -- the economy is just on fire. so are corporate earnings. but are these head winds coming out of washington in terms of tax and spend? >> i think they're at the margin a headwind. i don't think you need to juice the economy. the economy's doing just fine as you point out. earnings are doing great. the economy's doing great. it's the perfect environment for stocks. what's pretty surprising to he me after 53 years in the business is if you scratch the individual investor, most of them are bearish and don't want much to do with the stock market. it's actually quite amazing. dagen: are they really bearish? just anecdotally, people i know who have never invested are trading digital currencies, they're trading through

. >> this florida state senator chevron jones joins us now. senator jones, thank you for making the time, we appreciate having you. >> thank you for having me. >> first let me ask you if i've gotten anything wrong the way i've described this new law in your state or if there's anything i've missed that we should know about this. i'm obviously looking at this from outside, considering it in the context of other states seeming to follow florida's lead. did he screw any of that up? >> no, you did not screw any of it up. i would also like to add the bill hinders local government from altering state budgets. now you've put nonpartisan bodies, their decisions, in the hands of a partisan governor. because of this, many of our cities and municipalities have spoken out against this, saying how do we alter our budgets if we need to put dollars in another silo? now we have to go through the governor's office to do that. so you were spot on. >> so local budgets in communities around the state are now restricted by order of the governor, local authorities

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the figures show that all 3 oil companies are at the low end and chevron is at less than one percent. the combined figures show that the well's 5 largest oil companies fossil fuel investments are up 95 percent on average. i think it's fair to say that the climate change deniers have why that in 1988 jim hansen tells us the climate change is underway so if it had not been for the denial campaigns i think it's pretty clear the political momentum was there with the political will was there. they have succeeded in preventing climate action for several decades where it would have occurred earlier had it not been for their efforts today we could be living in a world where $6080.00 maybe even 90 percent of our energy would be from renewable energy we've had 30 years that's a lot of time to make technological change and would also be living in a different world politically and in some ways maybe this is even the more horrible thing about the effects of what these folks did they may discern from asian mainstream they made it ok for the present united states to say that kind of change was a hoa

at a busy lake merritt chevron gas station. >> this level of violence is unacceptable. my condolences to the families. >> thoughts and prayers just don't cut it, so police chief is restructuring the investigative unit. previously, homicide investigators were assigned to five different city districts. now about 60 detectives will go to the newly formed operation center. >> allows you to work quicker, to follow up on more information, and hopefully, to make key arrests in an expedited fashion. >> they will deploy more investigators to crime scenes faster, aside from homicides that are also handled and all gun crimes and support the cease-fire strategy which works with high risk people to prevent gun violence. karen is hopeful more investigators will lead to a break in her son's case. she has this message for the killer. >> i forgive you, whoever you are. you know, my heart is heavy, but i forgive you. >> reporter: no arrest not homicide but they have solved 13 other homicides this year. at the oakland police department, i am da lin, kpix5. >>> still ahead on kpix5, and cb

jury has found police officer derrick chevron guilty on all 3 charges including 2nd degree murder over the death of george floyd 7 is due to be sentenced and 8 weeks to face up to 40 years in prison. with george ford's brother famous people who've been demanding justice and them to keep on pushing the family held an emotional press conference where they said they were finally able to breathe again. crowds in many in minneapolis are valid to stay on the streets until all 4 officers involved in floyd's arrest are convicted the verdict was met with tears of relief and celebration from supporters who chant to george ford's name many say the fight for justice is far from over and the u.s. president has called the verdict a rare but important step towards justice in america joe biden spoke to ford's family before addressing the nation calling his death murder in broad daylight we have to listen. can't breed i can't breed. nice words we can't let those words die we see. we have to keep your readers were. we must not turn away we can't turn away. well a car bomb targeting security forces has e

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i know people think i'm obsessed with mike worth and chevron, but i think chevron has better growth qualities, but i like the fact that mr. woods did say the dividend is safe it seemed pretty solid let's go to johnny in maryland johnny >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah >> caller: i'm a teenage investor looking for the long term with coke's majority stake sale of coke africa looming, what do you think of their following in mexico >> james christy used to run coca-cola fem saw, and i'm not kidding, he did an amazing job i think you're fine in coca-cola femsa, i think it's a very good company and in many ways better than the parent. we're learning that the president's mostly irrelevant to the market the market just wants certainty. constellation brands waking up in a hangar despite reporting an earnings beat. >> then the return of leisure is giving vegas a much needed shot in the harm. is it time to roll the dice with a company like wynn resorts. and are consumers ready to say good-bye to sweatpants and hello toblue jeans i'm saying hello to the ceo of levi's >> don't miss a second of "mad mon

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upside calls i like the company and i still think there's plenty of upside >> amy, she says i hold chevronhich is 17% of my portfolio that's a big number. have $46 shares a cost hold, buy or sell? what do you think? >> at 17% of the portfolio, i would trim congratulations on great purchase at 46 you have more than doubles your money. i think 17% is a big part of any portfolio, probably too big. i would diversify a bit. in general, we like the energy sector there's been years of under investment we still think the stocks are attractive i'd like to fundamentals for chevron but you made a lot of money and it's probably too big of of a percentage of the port portfolio. >> thoughts on your medical properties trust what do you think? >> i was researching medical properties and it was interesting because they are both fantastic stories medical property owns hospitals. physicians realty owns medical office buildings they are both really good businesses with medical properties trust you have something that trades at 14 time, 5% dividend yield. one has a great valuation thans medical properties i wo

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for him to say whether what happened was protocol, if that is something because we did here in the chevron case that the chief and that particular case said that it wasn't protocol. what happened. but that was a very separate case regards to we don't know all of the particulars of this case. the interim chief said to me that in the internal affairs investigation which are not handling because that there are these officers involved can he said that? the frame of mind and the protocol. all of that is going to be examined. he would not give me any kind of again saying that it's all under investigation and that so. >> unfortunately he did not give me any specific answer to that point in question. but i did ask him. >> and obviously a lot more to be learned from all of this. theresa stasi live for us in alameda in front of police headquarters there in just the last few hours, alameda police did release that body camera video of the scene. kron four's shots mccall just finished watching that video. he continues our team coverage with a look at exactly what it shows john us. and we're also hearin

also earnings from oil giants, chevron and exxonmobil. >>> amazon is announcing this year's prime daye will be in june. the event was postponed last year from july to october due to the virus pandemic. amazon says it believes holding prime day in june will draw more attention from customers and for vendors. the company says it was concerned summer travel plans and the olympics could be factors that would have impacted a later date for prime this year so keep an eye on that sale and the ceo of hershey says people love their sweets and they're not just indulging at home during the pandemic. stay-at-home trends are continuing with consumers doing more activities movie nights or making s'mores but at the same time hershey is seeing growth in its food service and retail business. hershey had one of its strongest easters in history and expects halloween to follow a similar pattern. kris, marcus, i don't know about you folks but i put within of the solo stove fire pits in my backyard last year when we've used it for s'mores already. >> my husband wants one of those so badly and i don't know.

minneapolis police department and its use of force it comes less than a day after former officer derrick chevron was found guilty of murdering george floyd. a bloody war between 2 major drug cartels has left towns completely cut off in southern mexico despite promises from authorities people in the state of michoacan say they're living in fear without access to basic necessities. so to that top story on the u.s. attorney general's investigation into the minneapolis police department there johnson is the president and chief executive of the national association for the advancement of colored people and c b joins us live now from middleburg derrick johnson welcome to the program 1st up. much has been said has made about the sense of relief of the verdict that the verdict has brought in a lot of the sense of opportunity for change within policing to stamp out systemic racism but how do you see this opportunity how do you ensure that change comes when the next step up is federal policy it is important for our united states senate. to adopt the necessary reforms consistent with what was adopted in th