it was all run by chevron.us part about this beyond the fact my liberties have been deprived and have been unable to work and help my clients in ecuador and do my human rights work is that this is a broader threat to our society. we cannot allow any rule of law country or any country private prosecutions run by corporations. it is just extraordinary. if this were run by a moral prosecutor, the case never would have happened, or at a minimum i would not have been locked up prior to trial. amy: the federal prosecutors refused to prosecute you, right? steven: that is exactly right. underneath all of this is the fact i worked on a team of lawyers for years to hold chevron accountable for the amazon chernobyl, this massive, deberate dumping of oil waste in eador where indigenous groups were decimated. chevron wanted that held an equity or's courts -- in ecuador's courts. we fought for years to get adjustment in 2011 that rather than pay the judgment they decided to demonize me and criminalize human righ lawyerin the

however chevron told us the smoke was blowing towards solano county. to keep residents in place. now to san jose, where a man is behind bars after being accused of sexually assaulting an eight year old child. police say the assault happened at the child's home. ktvu is andre senior joins us now live outside san jose police headquarters with more on what happened, andre? well julie, authorit

i mean it was the texaco before, but now it's chevron. if they made their slogan, like we love spilling oil like then you couldn't really prosecute them. right, exactly. yeah, job. it is their job, but this, this verdict isn't a surprise. we knew that the judge was definitely biased. we knew that the court was bricked against him because he had a private, secure, private law firm that had ties to chevron prosecuting the case where the judge had a private prosecutor. yeah. yes. the judge had a private prosecutor. you know, a lot of details. sorry. i've been reading it. yeah. yeah, that's really unfortunate and discussing which is kind of our criminal justice system works now. exactly seeing this in public. you wonder what's happening behind the scenes like we basically chevron bring the core to act as goons for hire. and so you wonder like, what are they doing behind the scenes? are they pulling somebody's toenails off and being like tell us they don't have cancer from us? that's one possibility. i think they just give them lots of money.

chevron. together ahead. i got you! (horn beeps) >>> it's friday morning. oh, yeah.is friday morning. >> let's get ready to -- >> give you the news! >> or that forecast. live look in freemont this morning as we get started with this friday morning. we like to have a good time on friday. >> we're a little squirrelly by the end theics too. >> which is great. hasn't it been fun to watch? >> it h at this. >> it's been pretty nice this week and also been a little bit cooler the past couple days. if you were out there yesterday afternoon, he were like okay, wait, is this still august? because those temperatures will be heating up. taking a live look outside in san jose, as we are starting out with a few clouds, all of that clears out a little bit sooner and in terms of the air quality, still looking good this morning as we look at our near ground sensors. some of our models have been showing a lot more smoke coming in late this morning. where we see all of these dark colors it indicates unhealthy air quality but it may just be just above the surface in some areas. it could

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. >>> this just in, some flaring at the chevron refinery in richmond spotted across the bay area. some video from one of our cameras shows that massive plume of black smoke billowing from the facility. here is the view from petaluma. chevron officials telling us that the flaring was coming from a release of sulfur dioxide, and we heard from people across the bay area who saw all that smoke. >> as i got closer, it was going along the waterfront. i could actually see flames shooting above the tree line. and i think anytime we see fire at this time, it's concerning, of course. >> chevron says this was a level one incident, which is the lowest level of severity. the company says the issue has since been resolved. >>> in san jose, a police standoff that lasted nearly 12 hours has ended. chopper five over the scene a few hours ago, where police say that a man was waving a gun from a balcony of a condo. this is on silk creek drive near alan rock avenue. officers got the first call about 1:00 in the morning. they evacuated the nearby condos in the east san jose neighborhood while negotiat

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chevron says the safety flare was activated to burn off gas from an upset in the system. the bay area air quality management district says its inspectors are on the scene tonight in richmond, checking for any potential. air quality violations. chevron told us the smoke was blowing towards solano county, and that there was no protective order for people who live in that area. a gas pipeline break that sparked a huge fireball in san francisco back in 2019 is now being blamed on unsafe work by a contractor. the ntsb says kill furred engineering was digging to lay fiber optic line gary boulevard and parker avenue when a backhoe hit a gas line. the fire damaged five buildings. amazingly no one was hurt. the federal investigation found that kill furred failed to follow safe practices for digging. the ntsb also blame pg and e for a 15 minute delay in identifying the valves needed to stop the flow of gas. it said the utility should have detailed location information available. new at six, the sacramento sacramento bee reports of suspected arsonist has been arrested. we're startin

you can see smoke near the chevron refinery kron 4 has reached out to chevron and local authorities andils. we are following the story closely. we will have the latest on our streaming service kronon. >> and new starting september 7th all san francisco unified school district employees will be required to be vaccinated. >> new today at 3 that was san francisco's a superintendent talking about a new vaccine mandates. the district announced today that all district employees have until september 7th to be vaccinated against the coronavirus. anyone who doesn't get their shot by none. we'll have to get tested for covid at least once a week. this is a surprise announcement from the school district as just last week. it said only encourages staff to get vaccinated. and starting tomorrow you will have to be vaccinated or have proof of a negative covid test. if you want to visit epsomeone in the hospital in california. kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live from santa clara valley medical center in san jose with details of that order. rob. >> facing us. that's right. this is yet another acti

chevron. together ahead. i got you! (horn beeps) >>> 5:57. welcome back.in the bay." developing now, accusations against sexual harassment against new york's governor is prompting more information from the state's attorney. this comes as the calls grow for cuomo's resignation. an investigation detailed sexual harassment claims made by 11 women. >>> and durst is expected to take the stand in his murder trial. he's charged with killing his friend, susan berman, in 2000. has has pleaded not guilty. >>> in a movie shooting, according to riverside press enterprise, joseph menez was diagnosed with schizophrenia and is due in court today. >>> "the sacramento bee" reports all prison guards are asked to get vaccinated. deputies are dealing with at least 34 positive cases because of the outbreak. the judge has delayed surrender dates for 93 people set to serve between now and september 10th. >>> with so many struggling to make it in the bay, a legal battle is playing out over an rv ban. there's a legal defense against a lawsuit filed by the aclu. the suit claims it'

a huge cloud of black smoke caused by some flaring at the chevron refinery in richmond.we are told it was a sulfur dioxide release and chevron says it does not pose a threat to public health or safety. that plume was visible from petaluma to san francisco. >>> california is drought emergency is having a devastating impact on some wineries. griffin's vineyard is bone dry this year. in order to preserve the life of the vines the owner made the grim decision to cut off all of the fruit before it could ripen. experts say growing techniques will change and new grape varieties will be planted but this is the kind of thing that can change an entire region. >> it doesn't happen overnight. it will take five or 10 years to find out if we can still maintain the wind that made this area famous. >> heartbreaking to see that, especially knowing how those winds are revered around the world. but a lot of people are having to make tough decisions because of the drought. >>> it is one of the things we deal with, talking about climate change. not just the facts about what is happening and

chevron. they reinstituted a buyback.another one where you think about where we stood last year $60 oil to $26 to negative oil prices and a rally to this year. from $40 oil to $50 to $60 to $70. we are hovering in the $73 range. chevron is able to predict and reined in cash backs they can pay that back to shareholders in a meaningful way. that is a perfect example. the earnings call can be mentmen meaningful the way it was. it is trading at 14 times the earnings and 5.3% yield. this is a company that i'm very comfortable sitting tight in >> and, by the way, gasoline demand, right now, off the charts it will be the year of the traffic jam. i drove from vegas to san francisco in an electric car you will hear more about that coming up. jenny harrington thank you for coming on. >> thanks. >>> you're very well come we wrap it up. i'm off tomorrow "squawk box" picking it up with dow futures up 155 see you soon fferent places? sofi is a one-stop shop for your finances designed to work better together. spend with sofi and get cas

at these levels, it supports 5.7% yield i like chevron very much here.ial threats to this group. because they are a last carbon base while many of these companies had major -- they made major efforts to reduce their carbon emissions including exxonmobil, where some new board members are committed to making the company, let's just say, a lot more environmentally friendly, the fact is these are all oil companies. if governments around the world wanted to crack down on climate change, it doesn't matter how much they do to try to offset the conditions however, at the moment, you don't need to worry about regulators crushing the fossil fuel industry. you need to remember when oil was in the $60s on the way up, the bulls got way too excited, pushed it to the $70s and then got overwhelmed by a wave of new supply and be careful because oil, oil may not be done rolling over yet. i like to say there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to try to find it just for you right here on "mad money. i'm jim cramer see you next time. the news with shepard smith s

but oil and at chevron. they are going to release the belt in a minute.k you are nervous, stock trading at 34 pe, where can i find value, something that works in case something goes wrong? you're right about the delta variant and increased spending and all kinds of things. 5% correction in nine months then look at some of these consumer staples. i love walgreens, you get a nine forward pe, are you kidding me? it's a stable company with 4% yield. that's a great by. midland two and a half. >> there you go, chevron have a great weekend. thank you for joining us. it's a record. thank you for joining us for the claman countdown. next is kudlow. ♪♪ larry: hello, i am larry kudlow. it's friday and let's have some random thoughts on money and politics and life, liberty and the pursuit of happyness. first, our friend, bill haverty who's kind enough to come on our show, a number of times refusing to vote for unanimous consent to close down for the debate and amendment to the infrastructure bill why is it? the cbo

la calle maine desde la calle de chevron continúa cerrada, continuamos en vivo. >> una investigaciónlas vacunas covid-19, si le admnistraron la vacuna johnson and johnson posiblemente en los próximos meses podría tener que colocarse una tercera dosis, pero la fda aún no lo ha aprobado. randy serrano nos amplía >> natalia espero meses para aplicarse la dosis de covid-19, y dice que va por la segunda. >> es que la vacuna johnson and johnson esta a pasos de ofrecerse una segunda aplicación a quienes se vacunaron. una dosis del antídoto eleva significativamente la protección contra el virus. >> estos pacientes que estuvieron en ensayos clínicas vemos que la protección se mantiene arriba. >> expertos dicen que es posible que para los primeros meses de 2022 haya una aprobación para la vacuna para niños, se llevan a cabo investigaciones >> el pentágono ordeno hoy día que todas las ffaa se vacunen contra el covid-19. hasta ahora 800 mil miembros no se han vacunado, los soldados podrán recibir las dosis en sus servicios en todo el mundo. dicen tener suficiente dosis para la demanda >> en cuan

>> i like chevron. i know oil and gas is looking di dicey. dividend we can't beat crowdstrike. i think everybody is nervous of rans ransomware that is the top pick in a great space. i think it will have some sharp drawdowns. it is a smaller stock. overall growth, they are cloud based and ai based company is a leader in where the market needs to go. >> we have two there chef vron chevron, crowdstrike victoria greene, thank you g squared. folks, that does it for us on "worldwide exchange. "squawk box" and the gang pick up the coverage next have a great day i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take oste bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to, it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex, plus vitamin d for immune support. if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has plans built just for you. switch now and get 2 unlimited lines and 2 free smartphones. osteo bi-flex, plus vitamin d and now get netflix on us. it's all included with 2 lines for only $70 bucks! only at t-mobile. team usa is ready for the olympic

at chevron's el segundo refinery, we're looking to turn plant-based oil into renewable gasoline, jetf energy. but it's only human to find the ones that could power a better future. but it's only human - narrator: march 1972. police have been called to the scene of possibly the greatest bank burglary in american history. someone's cleaned out the vault at the united california bank in laguna niguel. investigators have no clue as to why this modest branch would be the target of such a high-level crime. - this case fell under the jurisdiction of the orange county sheriffs. but when they saw how big the heist was, they knew they were out of their league, so they had to call in the fbi. - ♪ - man: nixon job, a mark. - by the way, it's not the nixon job. [laughs] paul chamberlain. i was special agent with the fbi and the case agent responsible for the overall investigation. but i'm not the only one doing what i'm doing. - want me to look like a marine. - man: [laughs] - there you go, sir. francis a. calley, better known as frank calley. i was a special agent in the fbi in santa ana, califo

chevron mandating vaccines for employees who traveled internationally in offshore workforce and the gulfsupport personnel popping 1.5% flipping it over to cvs health nurses, pharmacists and all employees who face patients to be jabbed by the end of next month that stock is down two thirds of 8% as corporations lay down the vaccine laws pfizer ceo telling fox news his team is hard at work to reach the next major milestone vaccine for elementary age children. >> five and 11 we will be able to finish in september. in a little bit later we will do for kids below five years old. liz: pfizer is not alone in what has to be the best case of corporate competition pfizer, moderna and j&j are in a race to advance a covid vaccine and a fox business exclusive waving in doctor with johnson medical schools who ran vaccine trials for all the pharma giant shots for the state of new jersey. great to have you, as a business network we are marveling how capitalism is here to solve the pressing problem right now. would you say having received full fda approval and well into vaccine study for children that pf

before some of your time on the prior boards you served on and i note you're now on the boards of chevron and-- and i want to note that since we talked about prior stories. i want to take a piece of your book, you talk about forward looking challenges and in particular deglobalization. what you wrote blew my mind and i hadn't connected the dots and you write how companies have to weigh around supply change, immigration, regulation, and so much more. can you set the stage for what deglobalization could mean for companies and how you're thinking about that? >> yes, you know, absolutely. so, i think one of the challenges is that we have had a phenomenal period of economic growth and success. and certainly the period between 1950 and 2008 in many ways mirrors the gilded age in the united states of 1870 to 1900, a lot of economic growth, globalization in terms of trade, in terms of the movement of people, in terms of the capital, in terms of global cooperation with institutions, but also, you know, we saw that there was the emergence of a lot of large and important corporations that were drivi

add chevron to the list of bay area companies delaying the return to the office because of delta variant. employees were supposed to be back at chevron headquarters next month but the rise in cases planostponing the 17 months after schools in san francisco were closed because o person. this is starting next week. the san francisco department of health had to sign off on each school to make sure the proper safety measures were in place. we are tracking back to school as part of our effort to build a better bay area. abc news education reporter has more on what the first day of school might look like. >> we are ready to resume in person learning full time for all schools for each and every student five days a week. >> reporter: this is what ready looks like in times of covid. plenty of windows that open, ventilators in the classroom, hand sanitizer, reminders to follow the safety plan and, of course, masks for teachers and students. the san francisco health department said that should be enough to keep students safe. >> during the last academic year, out of the 48,000 students that were in

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this is coming from the chevron refinery in richmond. we can see the flaring, as well. we are checking with the refinery and officials to see if this is the "standard flaring," or if there is something else going on. ntes, itsecau there disruption, some power or equipment issue. that said, we normally don't see it like this, such black smoke that is very heavy. we will get more on this and continue to follow it during this program and abc seven news at 4:00. we want to take you back to today's program and take a closer look at the governors recall, the implications, and why the one in california is unique. broadway is back in the bay area. hamilton debuts tonight, and we are looking at the safety protocols and what else we can expect with the return of theater performances, but first, vaccine ethics with boosters and shots for kids not yet approved for those under. 12 many americans are wrestling with ethical questions. should they bend the truth or lie to get a vaccine? joining us to explore what is ethical is dr. annette regan, assistant professor at the university of

. >> chevron, return to the office. employees were supposed to be back next month, but the rise in cases is postponing plans. if you have questions about the covid-19 team. >> developing news, a new wildfire threatening homes in lake county. the lake county sheriff has urged residents to evacuate. it has burned 100 acr acr acr ar 60% contained. >> calfire crusade they are working to aggressively protect homes in the path of the dixie fire. it is 31% contained tonight. at last count, 585 homes have been destroyed. the firefight has been challenging, with erratic winds and strong gusts fueling the flames. smoke continues to drift over the area. air-quality advisory has been extended through the weekend. >> let's get to our meteorologist. >> the reason why that was extended is because the air-quality is going to be impacted. take a look at the smoke and haze. we not only saw the grayish brown is sky but the sunset was redder. the current air-quality, most of you are good. the worst of it near the oregon california border.

. >> chevron, return to the office. employees were supposed to be back next month, but the rise in cases is postponing plans. if you have questions about the covid-19 team. >> developing news, a new wildfire threatening homes in lake county. the lake county sheriff has urged residents to evacuate. it has burned 100 acr acr acr ar 60% contained. >> calfire crusade they are working to aggressively protect homes in the path of the dixie fire. it is 31% contained tonight. at last count, 585 homes have been destroyed. the firefight has been challenging, with erratic winds and strong gusts fueling the flames. smoke continues to drift over the area. air-quality advisory has been extended through the weekend. >> let's get to our meteorologist. >> the reason why that was extended is because the air-quality is going to be impacted. take a look at the smoke and haze. we not only saw the grayish brown is sky but the sunset was redder. the current air-quality, most of you are good. the worst of it near the oregon california border.

chevron says the safety flare was activated to burn off gas from a problem in the system. the bay area air quality management district send inspectors to check for any potential air quality violations. no shelter in place was issued a gas pipeline break that sparked a huge fireball in san francisco in 2019 is being blamed on unsafe work by a contractor. the ntsb says kill furred engineering was digging was digging to lay a fiber optic line on gary boulevard and parker avenue when a back hole hit a gas line. the fire damaged five buildings. incredibly no one was hurt, the federal investigation found that kill furred failed to follow safe practices for digging crews battling the dixie fire are now bracing for a dangerous change in the weather, triple digit heat and possible thunderstorms are expected throughout the region over the next few days, the dixie fire has grown to more than 490,000 acres since it started july 14th and his 27% contained the flames have destroyed or damaged more than 1000 homes and businesses. a suspected arsonist has now been arrested for starting a

at chevron's el segundo refinery, we're looking to turn plant-based oil into renewable gasoline, jetnd diesel fuels. our planet offers countless sources of energy. but it's only human to find the ones that could power a better future. >>> emergency in california and nevada, already devastating caldor fire has charged into the lake tahoe basin heavy winds fanned the fire northeast overnight. here, you can see the roaring flames skrust feet away from the popular echo summit lodge. this individeo from a helicopte, showing just how close it is to the lake it's now reported to be just a couple of miles from the city of south lake tahoe 22,000 people who live there evacuated. officials say the fire could burn down 33,000 structures, homes, cabins, even entire ski resorts. >> there is fire activity happening in california that we have never seen before. >> officials say the fire has now scorched 191,000 acres after it jumped over highways 50 and 89 the perimeter of the fire stretches past echo summit and the town of meyers 15 miles to the nevada border. officials in that state are ordering

. >> we do have a partner in mike worth at chevron and there is another person like you dedicated to clean skies those -- that partnership can make a great deal difference, can't it >> it sure can by the way, we need partners the i need to say that clearly as i can there is so much to do here. there is infrastructure to build. t there's systems to build out and companies like chevron have a lot of capability that why we form the partnership with them we did one with china in the same reason. we're trying to partner in as many places we can because there is so much to do to get this economy going. and hydrogen has so much potential we need everybody's ore in the water >> i'm so glad you it. elon musk laughs at you and me he said it's not the right formula. we know this is what scales. and we got to make this work i want to just -- i'm so proud that cummins is taking the leadership you guys know how important trucking is to try to make the skies greener versus grayer. i want to thank you, tom the chairman and ceo of cummins. one of our great manufacturing companies. great to you have o

add chevron to the list of bay area companies delaying the return to the office because of the delta variant. employees were supposed to be back at chevron's headquarters in san ramone next month but the rise in cases is postponing the company's plan. and 17 months after schools in san francisco were closed because of coronavirus, students will once again be welcomed back in person next week. the san francisco department of health had to sign off on each school to make sure that the proper safety measures were in place. we are tracking back to school as par of our effort to build a better bay area. abc 7 news education reporter lyanne melendez has more. >> we are ready to resume in person full time for each and every student five days a week. >> reporter: this is what ready looks like in times of covid. plenty of windows that open, ventilators in the classroom, hand sanitizers, reminders to follow the safety plan and, of course, masks for teachers and students. the san francisco health department said that should be enough to keep students safe. >> during the last academic year, out

. >>> happening now the chevron in richmond is blaming on refinery. it is not clear how much materials was burned off. the warning system was issued. that's the lowest on the scale. it does not come with any recommendations to stay indoors. we'll be right back. every single day, we're all getting a little bit better. we're better cooks... better neighbors... hi. i've got this until you get back. better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things look on your end? -perfect! because we're building a better network every single day. >>> long lines for covid tests. the line looked like a lot like we had at the start of the pandemic. that's the santa clara fairground in san jose. a month ago, 5,000 people were getting tested per week. last week the number soared. >>> studies found people infected with covid at some point during the pregnancy were 60% to have a very preterm birth which occurs at less than

. >> this flaring at the chevron refinery you see here is under investigation. officials say it is at the lowest level of severity, but some unknown issue caused sulfur dioxide to be released this afternoon. no shelter-in-place or evacuation orders were issued. >> to developing news now on massive wildfires burning in california. crews are reporting progress against the flames of the dixie wildfire, which has been so stubborn. containment group from 21% to 25% yesterday, so and little bit of progress. it surged to 762 square miles, , slightly larger than the area of san mateo county, to give you a perspective. the dixie fire has destroyed more than eccentric things since it started on july 14. there you see a lot of terrible damage done to those flames. two of the other largest buyers burning right now are the beckwourth complex fire in plumas county east of the dixie fire. the backward fire has burned 365 square miles, while the tamarack buyer south of lake tahoe is at 107 square miles. you can get updates on all 19 wildfires burning in the state right now on t

chevron has also reportedly considering mandates throughout its entire workforce as it contends with rising coronavirus infections among its unvaccinated employees and the pentagon says it will now require service members to receive the coronavirus vaccine since the pfizer vaccine has gotten full approval from the fda. officials say it's an effort to ensure health and safety of military members the defense department says guidance on the vaccine is being developed and a timeline will be announced in the coming days about one million out of 1.4 million active duty duty military are fully vaccinated according to the pentagon. well with today's approval the clock is now ticking for city workers in san francisco to get vaccinated or lose their jobs. ktvu christian captain joins us now live from city hall and christian this is all part of the policy that the city announced back in june requiring all city workers to be vaccinated. yes that's right. the city's policy said that workers had 10 weeks after a vaccine received full fda authorization to get that vaccine or possibly lose their job

however chevron told us the smoke was blowing towards solano county. and there there was no protective order to keep residents in place. now to san jose, where a man is behind bars after being accused of sexually assaulting an eight year old child. police say the assault happened at the child's home. ktvu is andre senior joins us now live outside san jose police headquarters with more on what happened, andre? well julie, authorities say one of the more troubling things about this case is that the suspect did not know the victim. he did not know her family. he just snuck into this eight year olds home and sexually attacked. er home is meant to be a safe space. but what happened at home along dancing street in san jose last friday turned into every parent's worst nightmare. a crime. police say it was committed by dupri. kenneth hornsby. individual has prior convictions for weapons charges involving firearms, but nothing to do with similar cases such as this one. officer steve aponte tells us in this case wanted me snuck into a child's home just after 7 3

when you look at, again, a chevron, i mean, this is a company that has one of the purest plays to the commodity which continues to advance driving miles are back up to what they were pre-pandemic. airlines off a little bit but only marginally. you're looking at a stock that has the best lev ranerage and se of the highest margins, no royalties in the basin you have 5.2% while you wait at a 14 pe. so these are companies that, in their own right, standalone as very strong values for people to get some nice appreciation. >> you say even ge you like what culp is doing. few companies are poised to see such strong profit growth in the next few years hope dan, we appreciate it. thank you. >> you bet. >> dan gentry. >>> coming up, retail earnings are the best they've ever been are we in for a nasty holiday surprise, the way covid is shutting parts of china down again? we'll explore that. >>> only shares are hanging on to a small gain. actually, they've gone negative on the session mixed quarterly results, but they're forecasting a big revenue surge for the year we'll talk about the latest at t

if you look at xle which is the etf made of exxon an chevron, i think 45%, it just broke down from the break out level from february it is below the 200 day moving average. if you used term before there was johnny come latelies who got on to the trade once crude had broken out from 70 i think it over shoots the down side. >> next what investors would expect out of elon musk tonight. and amazon placing a big bet on brick and mortar back in a few. mill "fast money" is back after this. >>> welcome back to "fast money. shares of tesla driving lower as company gears up to hold an ai event later tonight. let's get to phil on what to expect >> melissa, i think this is going to be one of those event where's if you're really into artificial intelligence, and the really geeky stuff, you're going to love it if you're just an average investor and you think tesla is cool, you may come away a little bit disappointed we'll talk about why in a little bit. first of all, when we're talking about artificial intelligence in terms of what we might here from elon musk, the full self-driving update and how t

chevron said they're going to mandate the vaccine. this is going to happen almost immediately. there's going to be more vaccine mandates, commercials on tv for the vaccines. doctors can prescribe it without being limited to an eua. this can lead to increase in vaccine uptake, and i think it's incredibly what's needed in the face of delta. we can't live with this continual pandemic. >> over the course of the last year we've talked about our own families. you with teenagers at home. i have a 3-year-old at home. when does this get down to kids under the age of 12. ? >> is that around the corner? >> it's not completely around the corner, but mid fall. what happened is the 2-11 or 5-11-year-old vaccine trials got delayed a little bit because the fda did the right thing. 5-11 g0 kids. we need it make sure these are safe in children. it's the reason 12-15-year-olds didn't get approval today. they're still under eua. because we need a little more time for people to track outcomes. it's the right thing to do to focus on safety, but that means that it won't be until mid-fall when we get

. >>> an update now on the flaring that sent a huge cloud of black smoke billowing up from the chevron refinery in richmond. we are told it was a sulfur dioxide release with no threat to public health or safety, but certainly got people's attention. the plume of smoke was visible for miles. here is how it looked from the top of the mark hopkins hotel in san francisco. and to one of our cruise on the ground at petaluma. >>> onto the fire watch, some new video out of lassen volcanic national park, which is now completely shut down due to the dixie fire. and here are some new images of the utter devastation that fire has left in its wake. the latest numbers show nearly 1000 buildings have been destroyed or damaged in this fire. it now covers 762 square miles across four different counties. it is still only 25% contained. >>> the weather could be a problem for the california fire crews later on this week. chief meteorologist paul heggen joins us now with what we can expect. >> there's a chance for a few thunderstorms to develop, and any time there's a chance of that, it really occupies our

first off, chevron. >> yeah.e the viewers have to understand it is down four or five bucks where it was from couple weeks ago. it is up four or five bucks from its low point. i just don't think you will buy the 5 1/2% dividend yield very much longer. the reality, right now at the current price, the yield is 5 1/2% and this stock belongs 20, 30, 40% higher. i can't say when. i'm not a short-term trader nor should anyone else try to be with this thing but chevron is deeply undervalued and offering a 5 1/2% yield. they maintained the dividend and grew the dividend over the last couple years when we've gone through this awful time. stuart: 5 1/2% gets my attention. how about 3m, what do you say about them? >> you know, we bought 3m for $145 in the middle of covid. it came up over 200. we liked our timing. this is the longest running dividend grower in the country. this company which makes scotch tape and other things like that has been growing the dividend for almost 100 years every single year. and it has come back

ashley: another pick in the oil patch, chevron. >> i do, we like chef ran for ar a -- chevron for a long 5 1/2% yield. they did not cut the dividend during last year when oil prices dropped the way they did. chevron paid the dividend and grown the dividend decades upon decades. even last friday they announced they will be buying back $3 billion of stock. they have really repaired what was wrong with the income statement. they're cash flow positive and they frankly were able to pick up some companies that were distressed last year. noble drilling comes to mind. i think in the future they will benefit from the weakness that took place last year. ashley: fantastic stuff as always, david. great information. thank you for that. we appreciate your time this morning. thank you very much. let's bring in susan again if we can. susan, you have got movers. let's begin with regeneron. susan: as i mentioned to you a heavy day of earnings, the drug company regeneron says the fame must covid antibody cocktail that helped president trump into the fall boosted its profit. insurance company lemonade losse

. >>, in the east bay flaring at the chevron refinery in richmond cause concern today.ething led sulfur dioxide to be released this afternoon but that it was the lowest level of sarov -- severity. no shelter-in-place or evacuation orders were issued. dan: in the north bay, a wildfire chewed through 50 acres before firefighters could get it under control. up to 100 firefighters responded and had to deal with very windy conditions. smoke lingered throughout the evening in santa rosa. >> developing news, the dixie fire grew to more than 490,000 acres and 27% containment. nearly 550 homes have been destroyed. we are seeing new video as flames approached the town of greenville last week. you can see the tower and plume of smoke with flames causing the base of the cloud to just glow that ominous orange. meanwhile, a college professor is under arrest, accused of intentionally setting a number of fires near the dixie fire zone. the investigation started on july 20 and including an agent putting a tracking device on the suspect's car during a traffic stop. the 47-year-old is cha

. >>, in the east bay flaring at the chevron refinery in richmond cause concern today.omething led sulfur dioxide to be released this afternoon but that it was the lowest level of sarov -- severity. no shelter-in-place or evacuation orders were issued. dan: in the north bay, a wildfire chewed through 50 acres before firefighters could get it under control. up to 100 firefighters responded and had to deal with very windy conditions. smoke lingered throughout the evening in santa rosa. >> developing news, the dixie fire grew to more than 490,000 acres and 27% containment. nearly 550 homes have been destroyed. we are seeing new video as flames approached the town of greenville last week. you can see the tower and plume of smoke with flames causing the base of the cloud to just glow that ominous orange. meanwhile, a college professor is under arrest, accused of intentionally setting a number of fires near the dixie fire zone. the investigation started on july 20 and including an agent putting a tracking device on the suspect's car during a traffic stop. the 47-year-old is c

chevron. together ahead. i got you! (horn beeps) emergency planning for kids.lan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. >>> all right. we are back with "today" food, you can smell it, >>> all right. we are back with "today" food, you can smell it, celebrating the olympic nation. >> hmm >> japanese tradition and yet food made it a top global destination. >> here to give us another taste of tokyo and favorite japanese foods, culture and travel expect candice kumai. welcome back. >> come to my office. >> i did. >> yes >> the gesture good morning. >> and what are we starting with, by the way, speaking of drinks >> start with a japanese lemonade we're going to make a simple japanese cocktail.>> what's tha? >> i

chevron is requiring thousands of its employees to receive vaccinations. in san francisco, the academy of sciences will require visitors to have proof of vaccination or a negative covid test starting friday. larry: many san francisco restaurants and bars have reopened, but asrisen, fallen, o has business. j.r. stone spoke to one restaurant owner who just lost out on thousands of dollars in one night. >> we understand that emergencies happen, but it is just difficult when so many emergencies are happening. [laughter] folks are canceling. j.r.: the chef and owner of night bird restaurant is certainly making the best out of what has been a very difficult couple of weeks. the hardest moment coming when a company bought out her boutique restaurant for the night and then called it off. >> they canceled due to new restrictions that they were going to put in in their company and because -- we learned a lesson, we did not have strong protocols because we have never had somebody cancel a banquet, we lost about $8,000 to $10,000. j.r.: the golden gate restaurant asso

there is a crime scene at a chevron station after west bound 80 and red wood. we have reached out to police and we are still waiting to hear back on the woman's condition or if they have information on any suspects. we will keep you posted. back to you. >> thank you. >>> this morning desperate efforts to get refugees out of afghanistan. it's been a sleepless week for one nonprofit traying to help more than 300 employees escape the country. kenny choi has more. >> reporter: most of the group is working in its headquarters behind me. as they're getting updates they're sometimes hard to hear. warning, some of the images we are about to show you from afghanistan are graphic. his father has been working for afghan military and american forces and is closely connected to roots of peace organization. he says taliban recently sent his family a violent warning to sever ties before taking over city of kabul a week ago. >> some on the top of head, some of his face, yes. >> reporter: like so many desperately trying to leave afghanistan, his father is in hiding hoping his s

. >>> some flaring at the chevron refinery in richmond this afternoon. a huge plume of black smoke was seen billowing from the facility. here is another view from petaluma. officials tell us the flaring came from a release of sulfur dioxide. the issue has since been resolved. >>> we are learning some new details about an oakland road rage incident from a couple that was nearly run down by a guy outside their home. we showed you the video yesterday. kpix 5's andria borba spoke with that couple, and now has their side of the story. >> this couple i spoke with yesterday afternoon, after they saw the story air at 5:00 yesterday, the video of them nearly getting mowed down, they said some of the enormity of what happened to them someday didn't sink in until they watched. >> reporter: paramedic joseph locke says this moment early sunday evening like he saved his life. >> did you get his license plate? >> did you see that? >> of course. >> is coming back, careful! >> reporter: it was just before 6:00 on girvin drive in oakland's piedmont pines neighborhood, whe

sending energy names higher as well shares of devon energy and blairo and royal dutch and shell and chevron surging today. so let's take a deep dive into energy ahead of this fast moving storm. st steve, what does this mean for refiners as we talk about that region in particular, what does it mean for them >> so, it depends on whether it is a category two or a category three. category two, you're probably not going to see anything at all. so usually these type of events, weather related, are always a sell the news type of situation. but the refiners that are in that area are valero and mpc and then an lyb. if it becomes a category three or stronger, you want to go with a holly front ear or hhfc because that is out of the area and they could get back on line sooner if the other ones are pushed offline but i think just playing it as a whole, leslie, you want to look at crude crude is in a trading range. 75 down to 62. then everything else kind of plays along with. it but playing the specific event retyners are the ones that should be played as far as a guessing bet and hopefully everyone stay

julian: we are beginning to see that chevron announcing for example they will require their employees to get the shot. let's talk a little bit more about what exactly the fda had to go through to reach this point of full approval of the pfizer vaccine. maybe that will hopefully put some more folks at ease here. >> yes. so, essentially, when the fda was first approached in december, about even authorizing it, pfizer had the results for the phase iii clinical trial with half the people on placebo and have the people on the shot and showed us they were really high effectiveness results of this vaccine. but they had not followed that for very long. the minimum amount of time they followed them was two weeks after they had gotten her second dose. and what this extra time gave us was more and more longer term safety data, and also what is called real-world studies, the cdc put out multiple real-world studies that showed us they were really effective in the real world, even against delta waves and also the long-term safety. now we have safety data for more than a year because you say, only s

that's not the only important development in afghanistan and jose young province in the north and chevron. the strong whole of the veteran commander, general rashid awesome. the fighting is taking place and das dms policy is now in the hands of the taliban. and here in cobble unimportant development, the deputy spokesman of the president della con man paul, has been killed while he was on his way to friday prayers. he was also the head of the government media office. the telephone said he was killed as a punishment for his actions. they said it was a special merger had in mission. we've already got reaction to that, the e u. n. boy, in afghanistan address one branch saying it was shocked and appalled by yet another . he us assassination. very false moving developments and for now they all look to be in favor of the taliban will be checking back in with you. james? finance. james face in cobble. israel's i and bill defense system has intercepted 10. rockets fired from southern lebanon siren sounded in northern israel, or the occupant. go and hide from the several were fives, has been, has

is there a tax on cities including condo, hot, iraq laska that as need chevron answer. and as of yesterday, and it was also confirmed by your receipt, millions of people are now vulnerable to indiscriminate shelling, that injuries, distraction, and displacement. our cities and public infrastructure, though we have rebuilt with your support over the past 2 decades, are now exposed to unimaginable level of taliban distraction. in this deliberate act of barbera ism, the taliban are not alone. and there are assisted by foreign fighters from trans national terrorist networks. together, they are threatening our peace, security, and stability, not only enough understand, but also in our region and beyond. it is our collective responsibility to stop them from destroying upon this done and threatening the world community. the scale scope and timing of the military offensive as i can to an invasion, unprecedented in the last 30 years of our conflict. since mid april, the taliban and their affiliate foreign terrorist groups have launch more than $5500.00 attacks. in 31 of 34 provi